bbc--2020-11-29--'Stop celebrity boxing, someone will get really hurt'

Last updated on .From the section Boxing Seven-weight world champion Amanda Serrano says an inexperienced boxer will get `` really hurt '' after watching YouTube star Jake Paul knock out ex-NBA basketball player Nate Robinson .
Former New York Knicks and Chicago Bulls player Robinson needed medical assistance in the ring after his debut .
`` They need to stop this stupid celebrity boxing thing , '' Serrano said .
The Puerto Rican added : `` Boxing is a serious game .
Nothing to be doing for YouTube likes .
`` Most amateurs turning pro fight four rounds , these @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Someone 's going to get really hurt one day .
Not cool at all . ''
Britain 's former world super-flyweight champion Kal Yafai tweeted : `` Scary thing is Nate Robinson got licensed to fight a pro fight . ''
Robinson was motionless on the canvas after crashing down face first in the fight , which featured on the Mike Tyson v Roy Jones Jr undercard .
American Paul made his debut earlier in 2020 .
His brother Logan , who also stars on YouTube , took on one of the platform @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in a fight in 2019 .
Such fights have posed awkward questions on safety for boxing , while exhibition events like Tyson 's draw with Jones also attract criticism given concerns over the age of both fighters .
Teddy Atlas , who helped train Tyson in his early years , tweeted : `` I do n't care about athletes or not , stop allowing guys who do n't know how to fight into a ring .
Paul has actually trained to fight .
Awful .
Why have a California commission if they allow @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Shields tweeted : `` Nate do n't need to be in there with no headgear .
You ca n't play boxing . ''
And British cruiserweight Isaac Chamberlain wrote : `` These YouTube celebs are making boxing a joke .
That 's a serious knockout because the ref gave him every chance to continue for the fans .
This is a farce . ''
Paul reacted to his win by calling out UFC star Conor McGregor among others , insisting he would knock the Irishman out .
The 23-year-old then tagged McGregor 's @ @ @ @ @ @ @ I mean , what fighter with this big of a platform is calling out McGregor ?
It 's going to happen , you will all see . ''

Last updated on .From the section Boxing
Jake Paul floored Nate Robinson three times in two rounds
Seven-weight world champion Amanda Serrano says an inexperienced boxer will get "really hurt" after watching YouTube star Jake Paul knock out ex-NBA basketball player Nate Robinson.
Paul, 23, floored Robinson twice before a third brutal knockdown ended their Los Angeles fight in two rounds.
Former New York Knicks and Chicago Bulls player Robinson needed medical assistance in the ring after his debut.
"They need to stop this stupid celebrity boxing thing," Serrano said. external-link
The Puerto Rican added: "Boxing is a serious game. Nothing to be doing for YouTube likes.
"Most amateurs turning pro fight four rounds, these guys are debuting in a six-rounder. Someone's going to get really hurt one day. Not cool at all."
Britain's former world super-flyweight champion Kal Yafai tweeted: "Scary thing is Nate Robinson got licensed to fight a pro fight."
Paul wants McGregor after 'farce'
The fight was broadcast on Triller and the company shared this image posted by ESPN
Robinson was motionless on the canvas after crashing down face first in the fight, which featured on the Mike Tyson v Roy Jones Jr undercard.
American Paul made his debut earlier in 2020. His brother Logan, who also stars on YouTube, took on one of the platform's other big names - KSI - in a fight in 2019.
Such fights have posed awkward questions on safety for boxing, while exhibition events like Tyson's draw with Jones also attract criticism given concerns over the age of both fighters.
Teddy Atlas, who helped train Tyson in his early years, tweeted: "I don't care about athletes or not, stop allowing guys who don't know how to fight into a ring. Paul has actually trained to fight. Awful. Why have a California commission if they allow this."
Two-time Olympic champion Claressa Shields tweeted: "Nate don't need to be in there with no headgear. You can't play boxing."
And British cruiserweight Isaac Chamberlain wrote: "These YouTube celebs are making boxing a joke. That's a serious knockout because the ref gave him every chance to continue for the fans. This is a farce."
Paul reacted to his win by calling out UFC star Conor McGregor among others, insisting he would knock the Irishman out.
The 23-year-old then tagged McGregor's agent in a tweet reading: "I mean, what fighter with this big of a platform is calling out McGregor? It's going to happen, you will all see."


bbc--2020-11-30--Italy's Calabria has two pandemics: Covid and the Mafia

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`` We are lacking staff - and the limited ones we @ @ @ @ @ shifts . ''
One of the female patients is conscious , in a ventilation helmet @ @ @ @ @ wave of her hand : a small gesture to lift the spirits of the exhausted @ @

"The second wave has hit us much harder than the first," he says, as he guides us between beds of patients on assisted breathing. "We are lacking staff - and the limited ones we have are doing several extra shifts." One of the female patients is conscious, in a ventilation helmet. She manages a brief wave of her hand: a small gesture to lift the spirits of the exhausted doctors.


bbc--2020-11-30--A 70-year-old photographic mystery

A 70-year-old photographic mystery

Today , the idea of taking a photograph and never seeing the result is hard to comprehend , as we @ @ @ @ @ cameras or smartphones , instantly sharing photos we take .
But wind the clock back @ @ @ @ @ was an analogue process , and the delay between taking the picture and seeing the @ @ @ @ @ , even years - long enough to forget .
And for one roll of film @ @ @ @ @ wait has been about 70 years .

Today, the idea of taking a photograph and never seeing the result is hard to comprehend, as we shoot away with our digital cameras or smartphones, instantly sharing photos we take. But wind the clock back to the time when photography was an analogue process, and the delay between taking the picture and seeing the prints could be many months, even years - long enough to forget. And for one roll of film, at least, the wait has been about 70 years.


bbc--2020-11-30--Why India can't stop farmers burning stubble

Instead , he suggests tackling it at the root - subsidise crops other than paddy , the source of most @ @ @ @ @ and money should incentivise farmers in the region to plant more fruits and vegetables , @ @ @ @ @ India needs more vitamins and protein rather than wheat and rice . ''
This , @ @ @ @ @ more greenery and since vegetable and fruit crops do n't leave stubble , it 'll @ @ @ @ @ open fires .

Instead, he suggests tackling it at the root - subsidise crops other than paddy, the source of most stubble burning. "Policy and money should incentivise farmers in the region to plant more fruits and vegetables," he says. "India needs more vitamins and protein rather than wheat and rice." This, he adds, will create more greenery and since vegetable and fruit crops don't leave stubble, it'll bring down the number of open fires.


bbc--2020-11-30--Viewpoint: Why Kenya's giant fig tree won over a president

If the referendum does go ahead and is approved by the people , it will allow a major change to @ @ @ @ @ restructure power and create more political offices , including a huge increase in the number @ @ @ @ @ at the expense of the taxpayer .

If the referendum does go ahead and is approved by the people, it will allow a major change to the constitution, that will restructure power and create more political offices, including a huge increase in the number of elected parliamentarians - all at the expense of the taxpayer.


bbc--2020-11-30--The tech allowing thousands of students to sit exams at home

`` ML is not this all-singing , all-dancing solution to our woes , '' he says .
`` Instead it @ @ @ @ @ only when working hand-in-hand with humans , and having humans tailor it to their specific @ @

In addition, it checks each exam-sitter's identity using the webcam, to ensure that no-one else is sitting the test for them. The Better Examinations program also temporarily restricts access to the internet, or certain websites and applications on each person's computer.


bbc--2020-11-29--Jimenez conscious after head injury but football told to 'wake up' after Luiz plays on

Last updated on .From the section Wolves Wolves striker Raul Jimenez is conscious in hospital and speaking after a clash of heads during his side 's Premier League win at Arsenal .
Jimenez , 29 , was given oxygen on the pitch and the game was stopped for around 10 minutes .
`` It was a bad moment .
What was the reaction ?
Panic , panic panic .
You could see the faces on the team-mates .
It was a serious situation .
It 's awful and terrible . ''
Nuno 's Arsenal counterpart Mikel Arteta said he knew @ @ @ @ @ @ @ from the reaction of the players .
Brazil centre-back Luiz , 33 , played on with a bandage wrapped around his head before being substituted at half-time .
• None Wolves climb to sixth with rare win at Arsenal Nuno said Mexico striker Jimenez was having a scan and added : `` He speaks , he 's aware .
We have to have a proper assessment .
He 's in good hands . ''
Jimenez , who was carried off the pitch on a stretcher , scored 17 goals as Wolves finished seventh @ @ @ @ @ @ @ He had netted four times in nine top-flight appearances this term before Sunday 's match and signed a new four-year contract with the Molineux club in October .
'It 's something you never want to see ' - what they said Wolves captain Conor Coady : `` We were massively worried when it happened .
We knew straight away it was a horrible clash of heads .
`` But we just hope and pray everything is OK because it 's something we never want to see .
`` He is with the right @ @ @ @ @ @ @ important thing .
He is in hospital and , by all accounts , he is awake and breathing . ''
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta : `` I was shocked because I saw the reaction of the players - they were asking the doctors .
We were really worried for Raul Jimenez because it was really nasty . ''
Wolves forward Pedro Neto : `` I was a little bit worried .
I did n't see the impact but I heard it .
I hope he is OK and can recover to come back @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Willock : `` On behalf of the club and myself , we give our best regards to Raul Jimenez .
We hope he recovers well .
It was a bad incident .
David Luiz has recovered well .
He looked good when I saw him in dressing room . ''
Arsenal said protocols were followed regarding the decision to allow Luiz to play on after the incident .
However , the Brazilian was pictured with blood seeping from his head bandage and did not reappear for the start of the second half as @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Footballers who sustain a suspected concussion , either during training or in a game , should immediately be removed from the pitch and not allowed to return until the appropriate treatment has been administered , according to FA guidelines .
Arteta said afterwards : `` We followed the protocol to check he [ Luiz ] had not lost any consciousness , which he had n't , and then some tests .
`` They will continue to do some more checks on him .
He was really uncomfortable and could n't really head @ @ @ @ @ @ @ '' 'Football needs to wake up' Speaking on Match of the Day 2 , former England striker Shearer said action must be taken immediately to review concussion protocols to protect players .
Shearer has previously presented a BBC documentary on dementia and is aware of the risks players face from head injuries .
`` Football needs to get real and wake up , '' he said .
`` It needs to get serious , not next month , now .
This has been going on for far too long .
The protocols in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ David Luiz has passed all the protocols like Arsenal say he has , how on earth is he allowed back onto the pitch with a wound that is dripping down his face ?
`` We 're talking about players ' welfare here .
Football 's protocols allow someone who has a cut that is seeping through a bandage that has just been put on to carry on playing and then he has to go off again 20 minutes later because he ca n't head a ball .
`` Cricket do it , the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ rugby do it - they all have better protocols .
We 're talking about life and death and players ' careers ending .
`` They 're on about trialling concussion substitutes .
What is there to trial ?
It 's been going on for years .
It 's not acceptable .
`` We 've been having meeting after meeting after meeting .
Why do they need to trial anything ?
Just do it .
Do it now .
If things needs changing after that , change it . ''
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Last updated on .From the section Wolves
Raul Jimenez was replaced by Fabio Silva after being carried off on a stretcher at Emirates Stadium
Wolves striker Raul Jimenez has had surgery on a fractured skull suffered in a clash of heads during his side's Premier League win at Arsenal.
Sunday's match at Emirates Stadium was in its early stages when Jimenez and Gunners defender David Luiz accidently collided at an Arsenal corner.
He was given oxygen on the pitch before being taken to hospital.
"Raul is comfortable following an operation last night," Wolves said in a statement.
"He has since seen his partner Daniela and is now resting. He will remain under observation for a few days while he begins his recovery.
"The club would like to thank the medical staff at Arsenal, the NHS paramedics, hospital staff and surgeons who, through their skill and early response, were of such help."
The game was stopped for around 10 minutes to allow Jimenez, 29, to receive treatment before he was carried off the pitch on a stretcher.
"You start hearing 'code red'," Wolves boss Nuno Espirito Santo said.
"It was a bad moment. What was the reaction? Panic, panic panic. You could see the faces on the team-mates. It was a serious situation. It's awful and terrible."
Jimenez injury was serious - Nuno
Nuno's Arsenal counterpart Mikel Arteta said he knew "something really bad is happening" from the reaction of the players.
Brazil centre-back Luiz, 33, played on with a bandage wrapped around his head before being substituted at half-time. Arsenal said protocols were followed regarding the decision.
Speaking on Match of the Day 2 about the decision to allow Luiz to continue playing, former England striker Alan Shearer said: "Football needs to get real and wake up. It needs to get serious, not next month, now. This has been going on for far too long. The [concussion] protocols in football are not acceptable."
Jimenez scored 17 goals as Wolves finished seventh in the Premier League last season.
He had netted four times in nine top-flight appearances this term before Sunday's match and signed a new four-year contract with the Molineux club in October.
We're talking about life and death here - Shearer on head injuries
'It's something you never want to see' - what they said
Wolves captain Conor Coady: "We were massively worried when it happened. We knew straight away it was a horrible clash of heads.
"But we just hope and pray everything is OK because it's something we never want to see.
"He is with the right people now and that's the most important thing. He is in hospital and, by all accounts, he is awake and breathing."
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta: "I was shocked because I saw the reaction of the players - they were asking the doctors. We were really worried for Raul Jimenez because it was really nasty."
Wolves forward Pedro Neto: "I was a little bit worried. I didn't see the impact but I heard it. I hope he is OK and can recover to come back with us."
Arsenal midfielder Joe Willock: "On behalf of the club and myself, we give our best regards to Raul Jimenez. We hope he recovers well. It was a bad incident. David Luiz has recovered well. He looked good when I saw him in dressing room."


bbc--2020-11-29--England seal T20 series victory with tight win over South Africa

Last updated on .From the section Cricket Dawid Malan helped England edge to a four-wicket win over South Africa in the second Twenty20 to wrap up the series with a game to spare .
Malan fell with 13 runs needed but captain Eoin Morgan marshalled his side over the line with one ball remaining .
South Africa earlier limped to 146-6 as Adil Rashid took 2-23 .
Malan , playing on the ground where he made his first-class debut , paced himself well , hitting seven fours and one six to reduce England 's target to a run a ball @ @ @ @ @ @ @ match in their grasp at the halfway stage of England 's chase , but once again fell short in the key moments .
The final match of the series takes place in Cape Town on Tuesday at 16:00 GMT .
A tight victory on a slow pitch - which England are likely to see much of in India during the next T20 World Cup - bodes well for Morgan 's side .
Malan , as he often does , began slowly , moving to 19 from 21 balls before he and Morgan hit @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Anrich Nortje , with Morgan hitting him down the ground for six before Malan struck back-to-back fours .
His half-century from 39 balls was brought up with a classy , straight six but his dismissal off the next delivery could have left England in trouble .
Instead , Morgan went on the attack , hitting Kagiso Rabada for consecutive fours in the 17th over .
Despite the win , the form of Jason Roy will still concern England .
His highest score in six home one-day internationals this summer was 24 and he @ @ @ @ @ @ @ T20s in South Africa .
His innings at Boland Park was frenetic .
Having overturned an lbw verdict against Nortje , he could not make it count , eventually skying Lungi Ngidi to cover .
Shamsi benefited on a surface that proved difficult to hit out on .
The left-arm wrist spinner bowled Jos Buttler as he charged down the pitch , before having Jonny Bairstow caught at deep mid-wicket and inducing a top edge from a Ben Stokes sweep .
Nortje , too , was excellent with his extra pace but South @ @ @ @ @ @ @ slip from their grasp following England 's successful chase in Cape Town on Friday .
South Africa still have many issues to address with their batting with the World Cup under a year away .
Openers De Kock and Temba Bavuma raced to 33-0 , with De Kock taking advantage of a poor first over from Tom Curran , but the two were checked by England 's pace bowlers .
Bavuma missed a swipe across the line and was bowled by Jofra Archer before De Kock was well caught by a backpedalling Tom @ @ @ @ @ @ @ However , they were smothered by leg-spinner Rashid , who varied his pace and flight to dry up the run rate .
It led to batsmen making poor decisions , none more so that Faf du Plessis , who looked in fine touch before being stumped by Buttler to leave South Africa 75-4 .
There was not a boundary off the bat for eight overs before George Linde broke the shackles in the 18th over .
He followed it up with a six over mid-wicket , but the Proteas left it too late @ @ @ @ @ @ @ coach was throwing balls back ' - what they said Man of the match Dawid Malan : `` When I was fielding on one side of the ground my high school coach was one of the guys throwing the ball back , then in the stand was the guy that throws balls to me when I come back to visit my parents .
It 's always nice to come back. `` The way the rankings work highlights consistency and it 's something that I 've been really proud of .
`` But if @ @ @ @ @ @ @ yourself , it 's a great way of bringing you back down to earth . ''
England captain Eoin Morgan on Sky Sports : `` Experience helps in holding your nerve .
Today 's performance was very pleasing .
`` Everyone in the changing room will applaud the bowling unit .
Everybody contributed . ''
South Africa captain Quinton de Kock on Sky Sports : `` Dawid batted really well .
The captain came in and finished it off .
`` Once again the guys played really well - it just was n't @ @ @ @ @ @ @ got to keep going and keep learning .
I said 150 could be a good score here . ''

Last updated on .From the section Cricket
Dawid Malan, the top-ranked T20 batsman in the world, averages 47.25 in 18 matches
Second Twenty20, Boland Park, Paarl South Africa 146-6 (20 overs): De Kock 30 (18), Rashid 2-23 England 148-6 (19.5 overs): Malan 55 (40), Shamsi 3-19 England won by four wickets; lead series 2-0 Scorecard
Dawid Malan helped England edge to a four-wicket win over South Africa in the second Twenty20 to wrap up the series with a game to spare.
Malan's 55 from 40 balls led England's recovery from 83-4 as they chased 147 for victory, following spinner Tabraiz Shamsi's T20-best 3-19 in Paarl.
Malan fell with 13 runs needed but captain Eoin Morgan marshalled his side over the line with one ball remaining.
South Africa earlier limped to 146-6 as Adil Rashid took 2-23.
Malan, playing on the ground where he made his first-class debut, paced himself well, hitting seven fours and one six to reduce England's target to a run a ball.
The Proteas seemed to have the match in their grasp at the halfway stage of England's chase, but once again fell short in the key moments.
The final match of the series takes place in Cape Town on Tuesday at 16:00 GMT.
England win but Roy questions remain
A tight victory on a slow pitch - which England are likely to see much of in India during the next T20 World Cup - bodes well for Morgan's side.
Malan, as he often does, began slowly, moving to 19 from 21 balls before he and Morgan hit out. Both players attacked pace bowler Anrich Nortje, with Morgan hitting him down the ground for six before Malan struck back-to-back fours.
His half-century from 39 balls was brought up with a classy, straight six but his dismissal off the next delivery could have left England in trouble.
Instead, Morgan went on the attack, hitting Kagiso Rabada for consecutive fours in the 17th over.
Despite the win, the form of Jason Roy will still concern England. His highest score in six home one-day internationals this summer was 24 and he has managed only 14 runs in two T20s in South Africa.
His innings at Boland Park was frenetic. Having overturned an lbw verdict against Nortje, he could not make it count, eventually skying Lungi Ngidi to cover.
Shamsi benefited on a surface that proved difficult to hit out on. The left-arm wrist spinner bowled Jos Buttler as he charged down the pitch, before having Jonny Bairstow caught at deep mid-wicket and inducing a top edge from a Ben Stokes sweep.
Nortje, too, was excellent with his extra pace but South Africa will rue letting another match seemingly slip from their grasp following England's successful chase in Cape Town on Friday.
Proteas stumble to lacklustre total
South Africa still have many issues to address with their batting with the World Cup under a year away.
Openers De Kock and Temba Bavuma raced to 33-0, with De Kock taking advantage of a poor first over from Tom Curran, but the two were checked by England's pace bowlers.
Bavuma missed a swipe across the line and was bowled by Jofra Archer before De Kock was well caught by a backpedalling Tom Curran at mid-on off Chris Jordan.
However, they were smothered by leg-spinner Rashid, who varied his pace and flight to dry up the run rate.
It led to batsmen making poor decisions, none more so that Faf du Plessis, who looked in fine touch before being stumped by Buttler to leave South Africa 75-4.
There was not a boundary off the bat for eight overs before George Linde broke the shackles in the 18th over. He followed it up with a six over mid-wicket, but the Proteas left it too late to kick on.
'My high school coach was throwing balls back' - what they said
Man of the match Dawid Malan: "When I was fielding on one side of the ground my high school coach was one of the guys throwing the ball back, then in the stand was the guy that throws balls to me when I come back to visit my parents. It's always nice to come back. "The way the rankings work highlights consistency and it's something that I've been really proud of.
"But if you start getting too far ahead of yourself, it's a great way of bringing you back down to earth."
England captain Eoin Morgan on Sky Sports: "Experience helps in holding your nerve. Today's performance was very pleasing.
"Everyone in the changing room will applaud the bowling unit. Everybody contributed."
South Africa captain Quinton de Kock on Sky Sports: "Dawid batted really well. The captain came in and finished it off.
"Once again the guys played really well - it just wasn't the day for us. We've got to keep going and keep learning. I said 150 could be a good score here."


bbc--2020-11-29--Tottenham Hotspur manager Jose Mourinho says his side are a pony in a title horse race

Last updated on .From the section Tottenham Tottenham Hotspur `` are a pony '' who are not in the title race , said boss Jose Mourinho as his side returned to the top of the Premier League table .
This is the first time Tottenham have finished a day top of the league after 10 or more games since January 1985 .
`` A draw here is usually a positive thing .
My dressing room is not happy .
That is the best thing , '' he said .
`` It is fantastic .
It is a complete change of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ not won a trophy since the 2008 League Cup , losing the 2019 Champions League final to Liverpool under Mauricio Pochettino .
Their only two league titles have famously come in years ending with one - 1951 and 1961 - as this season will .
Mourinho tried to quell that talk , despite praising his side 's mentality .
`` We 're not even in the [ title ] race so we 're not a horse .
We 're a pony , '' he said .
• None How are clubs bringing fans @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , Mourinho said something similar about his Chelsea side : `` The title race is between two horses [ Arsenal and Manchester City ] and a little horse that needs milk and needs to learn how to jump . ''
They finished third .
At Stamford Bridge on Sunday , Mourinho gave Wales centre-back Joe Rodon , a summer signing from Swansea , a first Premier League start - and said he was a contrast to Brazil 's Thiago Silva , who joined Chelsea from Paris St-Germain .
`` You see the difference @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , Thiago Silva was for many , many years one of the best centre-backs in the world , '' said the former Chelsea boss .
`` Maybe one month of Thiago 's salary pays Joe 's annual salary .
`` Of course , Chelsea are one of the biggest contenders , there 's no doubt about that .
I believe for them it 's not a problem at all to be two points behind . ''
'If we 're contenders , Spurs have to be' Chelsea boss Frank Lampard played 215 times for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ would have made him the only manager to beat the Portuguese in three consecutive league games .
He believes his former mentor 's team are title challengers .
`` It 's Jose 's call to say it as he sees it from his end , but they are top of the league , '' said Lampard .
`` If we 're contenders then they have to be contenders .
`` They have invested heavily - they 've got people like Gareth Bale sitting on the bench , and Dele Alli 's not here @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , Tottenham and Liverpool that are in the race , there are a lot of teams around us in this season which is looking slightly different to recent seasons . ''
Mourinho says he is delighted that his team will be top of the table at the start of the weekend that fans are allowed back .
Spurs ' derby with Arsenal next Sunday will take place in front of 2,000 fans after the government agreed to let a limited number of supporters into English football games outside the most Covid-affected areas .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ the feeling .
The feeling of playing the first game with public and being top is a gift for the fans , '' he said .
`` Not just these 2,000 but what they represent - the universe of Tottenham fans . ''
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Last updated on .From the section Tottenham
Tottenham 'control' pleases Mourinho
Tottenham Hotspur "are a pony" who are not in the title race, said boss Jose Mourinho as his side returned to the top of the Premier League table.
Spurs drew 0-0 at Chelsea with a disciplined performance to go above Liverpool on goal difference.
This is the first time Tottenham have finished a day top of the league after 10 or more games since January 1985.
"A draw here is usually a positive thing. My dressing room is not happy. That is the best thing," he said.
"It is fantastic. It is a complete change of mentality and personality."
Spurs have not won a trophy since the 2008 League Cup, losing the 2019 Champions League final to Liverpool under Mauricio Pochettino.
Their only two league titles have famously come in years ending with one - 1951 and 1961 - as this season will.
Mourinho tried to quell that talk, despite praising his side's mentality.
"We're not even in the [title] race so we're not a horse. We're a pony," he said.
In February 2014, Mourinho said something similar about his Chelsea side: "The title race is between two horses [Arsenal and Manchester City] and a little horse that needs milk and needs to learn how to jump." They finished third.
At Stamford Bridge on Sunday, Mourinho gave Wales centre-back Joe Rodon, a summer signing from Swansea, a first Premier League start - and said he was a contrast to Brazil's Thiago Silva, who joined Chelsea from Paris St-Germain.
"You see the difference: Joe Rodon was playing for Swansea, Thiago Silva was for many, many years one of the best centre-backs in the world," said the former Chelsea boss.
"Maybe one month of Thiago's salary pays Joe's annual salary.
"Of course, Chelsea are one of the biggest contenders, there's no doubt about that. I believe for them it's not a problem at all to be two points behind."
'If we're contenders, Spurs have to be'
Chelsea 0 - 0 Tottenham Hotspur: Frank Lampard thought Chelsea 'were on top' of Spurs
Chelsea boss Frank Lampard played 215 times for the Blues under Mourinho. A win would have made him the only manager to beat the Portuguese in three consecutive league games.
He believes his former mentor's team are title challengers.
"It's Jose's call to say it as he sees it from his end, but they are top of the league," said Lampard.
"If we're contenders then they have to be contenders.
"They have invested heavily - they've got people like Gareth Bale sitting on the bench, and Dele Alli's not here.
"There are not just ourselves, Tottenham and Liverpool that are in the race, there are a lot of teams around us in this season which is looking slightly different to recent seasons."
'A gift for the fans'
Mourinho says he is delighted that his team will be top of the table at the start of the weekend that fans are allowed back.
Spurs' derby with Arsenal next Sunday will take place in front of 2,000 fans after the government agreed to let a limited number of supporters into English football games outside the most Covid-affected areas.
"We stay top. I like the feeling. The feeling of playing the first game with public and being top is a gift for the fans," he said. "Not just these 2,000 but what they represent - the universe of Tottenham fans."


bbc--2020-11-29--Arteta 'not worried' about his future after Arsenal slip to worst start since 1981

Last updated on .From the section Premier League Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta said he is not worried about his position after his side slumped to their worst start to a season since 1981 with defeat at home by Wolves in a game overshadowed by a nasty head injury to visiting striker Raul Jimenez .
`` It 's something that the day I decided to be a coach I knew that one day I would be sacked or leave the football club but I do n't know when that is going to happen , '' he said .
`` In this @ @ @ @ @ @ @ but I never worry about it .
`` My only concern is to get the best out of the players and give the best possible service to the club . ''
A game between two of the Premier League 's lowest-scoring sides was disrupted by a sickening clash of heads between Jimenez and David Luiz in the opening exchanges that led to the Mexico striker receiving treatment on the field for 10 minutes before being taken to hospital .
It was understandably flat for a time after that but flickered into life when @ @ @ @ @ @ @ after Leandro Dendoncker had headed Adama Traore 's teasing cross against the bar midway through the first half .
Gabriel equalised for the hosts with a thumping header from a Willian cross just three minutes later but Wolves were the better side throughout and re-established their lead when Daniel Podence cleverly converted after keeper Bernd Leno fumbled Neto 's drive .
Arsenal rarely threatened , with striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang little more than a spectator at times , and Arteta has much to ponder with his side languishing in the bottom half .
Wolves @ @ @ @ @ @ @ up to sixth and sit just four points off the summit in an increasingly congested top half of the table .
• None Jimenez conscious after head injury but football told to 'wake up ' after Luiz plays on • None Sunday 's Premier League action - reaction and as it happened The match had barely got going when one of its biggest stars was left unable to continue .
The moment Jimenez and Luiz dropped to the floor it was clear there was real concern among the players as medical staff rushed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ultimately taken off on a stretcher and straight to hospital after a bandaged and visibly upset Luiz went to check on his stricken opponent .
Luiz continued until half-time - Arsenal have said they followed all the correct protocols in keeping him on the pitch - but was withdrawn at the break , blood clearly showing through his bandage .
In the absence of talisman Jimenez , manager Nuno Espirito Santo needed his other attackers to step up - and , once the shock of the injury wore off , they duly delivered @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Neto 's second goal of the season , from the bench against Southampton last week , was rewarded with a start at Emirates Stadium on Sunday , and he repaid that faith by firing Wolves into the lead .
The 20-year-old Portugal forward was also instrumental in the goal that put the visitors ahead again on the stroke of half-time .
Arsenal keeper Leno could only shovel out Neto 's shot from distance and Podence smartly drilled home the rebound .
Wolves have struggled for goals this season but , with Traore back @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Podence looking threatening , it may be they have the tools to address that in the coming weeks , even if Jimenez may be set for a spell on the sidelines .
One year on , Arsenal still struggling On 29 November 2019 , Emery was dismissed as Arsenal manager with the Gunners eighth in the Premier League and a mutinous atmosphere around the club .
Exactly 12 months on , his successor seems to have more questions than answers in his in-tray after another flat performance in front of empty stands at @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for the way he rallied the team last season to seal Europa League qualification by winning the FA Cup - a triumph that included notable victories over Manchester City and Chelsea .
The former Gunners midfielder has also stiffened the backbone of a team that was regularly accused of being flaky - before Sunday 's fixture , only Tottenham had conceded fewer goals in the Premier League this season .
But at what cost ?
Arsenal seem to have lost fluency going forward and their world-class striker and premium asset Aubameyang has only @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Indeed , Aubameyang touched the ball only eight times in the first half - and three of those were from kick-offs .
Then , when gifted two second-half opportunities , the Gabon international failed to hit the target with either .
Arsenal 's goal , simple in its creation , was a powerful Gabriel header from Willian 's cross , but beyond that they rarely threatened a Wolves backline that is also notoriously solid .
Arteta needs a swift solution to his side 's bluntness because , on a day when north London @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of the table , they seem further away than ever from the English top-flight 's elite .
'No excuses ' - what they said Arsenal manager Arteta : `` They had two shots on target and scored both times .
In the second half , my team showed a resilience , togetherness and belief to try to win the game back .
We generated good chances but all players go through periods where they struggle to score goals .
`` It 's my responsibility for the team to score more goals .
There @ @ @ @ @ @ @ improve . ''
Wolves boss Nuno : `` It 's terrible when you see one of your players [ Jimenez ] in an incident like that .
We have to have a proper assessment , but he 's in good hands .
`` I 'm very proud of my team tonight .
The talent and quality is there and the will and belief we have will move us forward . ''
• None Arsenal 's tally of 13 points is their lowest after their opening 10 matches of any league campaign since 1981-82 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ have lost three consecutive home Premier League games for the second time since the start of last season .
Before this , they had never suffered three straight home defeats in the competition .
• None Wolves ' tally of 17 points is their most after 10 games of a top-flight campaign since 1979-80 ( 20 - adjusting to three points for a win ) .
• None During 2020 , only Manchester United ( nine ) have won more Premier League fixtures away from home than Wolves ' seven .
• None @ @ @ @ @ @ @ eight league games , after being beaten in only five of their first 22 under Arteta .
• None Neto has scored as many goals in Wolves ' 10 league matches this season as he managed in 29 last term ( three ) .
Wolves have a trip to champions Liverpool next Sunday ( 19:15 GMT kick-off ) , while Arsenal have the north London derby at leaders Spurs earlier on the same day ( 16:30 ) .
Before that , the Gunners host Rapid Vienna in the Europa League on Thursday ( @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the heavyweight legend as he returns to the ring • None Which artist thinks he 's the king of Call of Duty ?

Last updated on .From the section Premier League
Arsenal results not good enough - Arteta
Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta said he is not worried about his position after his side slumped to their worst start to a season since 1981 with defeat at home by Wolves in a game overshadowed by a nasty head injury to visiting striker Raul Jimenez.
The Gunners sit 14th in the table after five losses in 10 league games - a year to the day since Unai Emery was sacked at head coach - and have been beaten in their past three matches at Emirates Stadium.
"It's something that the day I decided to be a coach I knew that one day I would be sacked or leave the football club but I don't know when that is going to happen," he said.
"In this profession, I know it will happen but I never worry about it.
"My only concern is to get the best out of the players and give the best possible service to the club."
A game between two of the Premier League's lowest-scoring sides was disrupted by a sickening clash of heads between Jimenez and David Luiz in the opening exchanges that led to the Mexico striker receiving treatment on the field for 10 minutes before being taken to hospital.
It was understandably flat for a time after that but flickered into life when Pedro Neto slotted home from close range after Leandro Dendoncker had headed Adama Traore's teasing cross against the bar midway through the first half.
Gabriel equalised for the hosts with a thumping header from a Willian cross just three minutes later but Wolves were the better side throughout and re-established their lead when Daniel Podence cleverly converted after keeper Bernd Leno fumbled Neto's drive.
Arsenal rarely threatened, with striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang little more than a spectator at times, and Arteta has much to ponder with his side languishing in the bottom half.
Wolves, on the other hand, are up to sixth and sit just four points off the summit in an increasingly congested top half of the table.
A sickening injury
The match had barely got going when one of its biggest stars was left unable to continue.
The moment Jimenez and Luiz dropped to the floor it was clear there was real concern among the players as medical staff rushed on to the field.
Jimenez was ultimately taken off on a stretcher and straight to hospital after a bandaged and visibly upset Luiz went to check on his stricken opponent.
Raul Jimenez had only three touches before his injury
Luiz continued until half-time - Arsenal have said they followed all the correct protocols in keeping him on the pitch - but was withdrawn at the break, blood clearly showing through his bandage.
In the absence of talisman Jimenez, manager Nuno Espirito Santo needed his other attackers to step up - and, once the shock of the injury wore off, they duly delivered a vibrant performance of real menace.
Neto's second goal of the season, from the bench against Southampton last week, was rewarded with a start at Emirates Stadium on Sunday, and he repaid that faith by firing Wolves into the lead.
The 20-year-old Portugal forward was also instrumental in the goal that put the visitors ahead again on the stroke of half-time. Arsenal keeper Leno could only shovel out Neto's shot from distance and Podence smartly drilled home the rebound.
Wolves have struggled for goals this season but, with Traore back in the team, and Neto and Podence looking threatening, it may be they have the tools to address that in the coming weeks, even if Jimenez may be set for a spell on the sidelines.
One year on, Arsenal still struggling
On 29 November 2019, Emery was dismissed as Arsenal manager with the Gunners eighth in the Premier League and a mutinous atmosphere around the club.
Exactly 12 months on, his successor seems to have more questions than answers in his in-tray after another flat performance in front of empty stands at this cavernous stadium.
Arteta deserves credit for the way he rallied the team last season to seal Europa League qualification by winning the FA Cup - a triumph that included notable victories over Manchester City and Chelsea.
The former Gunners midfielder has also stiffened the backbone of a team that was regularly accused of being flaky - before Sunday's fixture, only Tottenham had conceded fewer goals in the Premier League this season.
But at what cost?
Arsenal seem to have lost fluency going forward and their world-class striker and premium asset Aubameyang has only scored two league goals this season.
Pierre Emerick-Aubameyang touched the ball fewer times (23) than his goalkeeper Bernd Leno (24) during the game
Indeed, Aubameyang touched the ball only eight times in the first half - and three of those were from kick-offs. Then, when gifted two second-half opportunities, the Gabon international failed to hit the target with either.
Arsenal's goal, simple in its creation, was a powerful Gabriel header from Willian's cross, but beyond that they rarely threatened a Wolves backline that is also notoriously solid.
Arteta needs a swift solution to his side's bluntness because, on a day when north London rivals Tottenham went back to the top of the table, they seem further away than ever from the English top-flight's elite.
Jimenez injury was serious - Nuno
'No excuses' - what they said
Arsenal manager Arteta: "They had two shots on target and scored both times. In the second half, my team showed a resilience, togetherness and belief to try to win the game back. We generated good chances but all players go through periods where they struggle to score goals.
"It's my responsibility for the team to score more goals. There are no excuses - we have to improve."
Wolves boss Nuno: "It's terrible when you see one of your players [Jimenez] in an incident like that. We have to have a proper assessment, but he's in good hands.
"I'm very proud of my team tonight. The talent and quality is there and the will and belief we have will move us forward."
Shot-shy Gunners - the stats
Arsenal's tally of 13 points is their lowest after their opening 10 matches of any league campaign since 1981-82 (12).
Arsenal have lost three consecutive home Premier League games for the second time since the start of last season. Before this, they had never suffered three straight home defeats in the competition.
Wolves' tally of 17 points is their most after 10 games of a top-flight campaign since 1979-80 (20 - adjusting to three points for a win).
During 2020, only Manchester United (nine) have won more Premier League fixtures away from home than Wolves' seven.
Arsenal have lost five of their past eight league games, after being beaten in only five of their first 22 under Arteta.
Neto has scored as many goals in Wolves' 10 league matches this season as he managed in 29 last term (three).
What's next?
Wolves have a trip to champions Liverpool next Sunday (19:15 GMT kick-off), while Arsenal have the north London derby at leaders Spurs earlier on the same day (16:30).
Before that, the Gunners host Rapid Vienna in the Europa League on Thursday (20:00).
Player of the match Pedro Neto Pedro Neto with an average of 8.88 Arsenal Arsenal Arsenal
Wolves Wolverhampton Wanderers Wolverhampton Wanderers Arsenal Avg Squad number 6 Player name Gabriel Magalhães Average rating 4.26 Squad number 3 Player name Tierney Average rating 3.79 Squad number 7 Player name Saka Average rating 3.51 Squad number 1 Player name Leno Average rating 3.46 Squad number 2 Player name Bellerín Average rating 3.27 Squad number 16 Player name Holding Average rating 3.20 Squad number 23 Player name David Luiz Average rating 3.19 Squad number 28 Player name Willock Average rating 3.18 Squad number 24 Player name Nelson Average rating 3.14 Squad number 8 Player name Dani Ceballos Average rating 3.14 Squad number 12 Player name Willian Average rating 2.91 Squad number 34 Player name Xhaka Average rating 2.80 Squad number 9 Player name Lacazette Average rating 2.64 Squad number 14 Player name Aubameyang Average rating 2.43 Wolverhampton Wanderers Avg Squad number 7 Player name Pedro Neto Average rating 8.88 Squad number 10 Player name Daniel Podence Average rating 8.39 Squad number 28 Player name João Moutinho Average rating 8.14 Squad number 16 Player name Coady Average rating 8.05 Squad number 37 Player name Traoré Average rating 7.96 Squad number 9 Player name Jiménez Average rating 7.68 Squad number 32 Player name Dendoncker Average rating 7.59 Squad number 5 Player name Marçal Average rating 7.54 Squad number 15 Player name Boly Average rating 7.42 Squad number 17 Player name Fábio Silva Average rating 7.38 Squad number 8 Player name Rúben Neves Average rating 7.32 Squad number 11 Player name Rui Patrício Average rating 7.31 Squad number 49 Player name Kilman Average rating 7.31 Squad number 22 Player name Nélson Semedo Average rating 7.22


bbc--2020-11-30--Covid vaccine: Moderna seeks approval in US and Europe

Dr Alexander Edwards , associate professor in biomedical technology at the University of Reading , said : `` This is @ @ @ @ @ more trial data that we have , the greater confidence we have that vaccines can @ @ @ @ @ human cost of Covid-19 .

He told BBC's World At One: "I think the very strong message that you will see, this is the way we return the whole country, and so it's good for your family, it's good for your community, it's good for your country to be vaccinated.


bbc--2020-11-30--Australia demands China apologise for posting 'repugnant' fake image

Australian exporters are on tenterhooks about what other tariffs they can expect from China amid the escalating spat .
There @ @ @ @ @ here : crucial diplomatic relations and billions of dollars ' worth of trade .
Both @ @ @ @ @ seems that only Australia , despite its fury , is still willing to extend a @ @

Australian exporters are on tenterhooks about what other tariffs they can expect from China amid the escalating spat. There's a lot at stake here: crucial diplomatic relations and billions of dollars' worth of trade. Both sides know that but it seems that only Australia, despite its fury, is still willing to extend a hand.


bbc--2020-11-30--Michel Zecler beating: Four French policemen charged over assault

At the weekend , prosecutors said the officers had admitted that their violence against Mr Zecler was unjustified but said @ @ @ @ @ after he resisted them in the cramped surroundings of the studio entrance .

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bbc--2020-11-30--Japan's crown prince 'approves' daughter's wedding

`` The constitution says marriage shall be based only on the mutual consent of both sexes .
If that is @ @ @ @ @ then I think that is something I need to respect as a parent , '' @ @ @ @ @ Kyodo , Japan 's leading news agency .

"The constitution says marriage shall be based only on the mutual consent of both sexes. If that is what they really want, then I think that is something I need to respect as a parent," he said, according to Kyodo, Japan's leading news agency.


bbc--2020-11-30--Indonesia: Thousands flee poisonous gas after volcano erupts

Thousands of people have fled after Indonesia 's Ile Lewotolok volcano erupted , spewing smoke and gas high into the @ @ @ @ @ people of poisonous gas and lava streams .
Indonesia has the world 's most active @ @

Thousands of people have fled after Indonesia's Ile Lewotolok volcano erupted, spewing ash high into the air.
Authorities have warned people of "lava streams and poisonous gas".
Indonesia has the world's most active volcanoes.


bbc--2020-11-30--Dave Prowse: George Lucas remembers 'imposing' Darth Vader actor

`` As a kid Dave Prowse could n't be more famous to me ; stalking along corridors as evil incarnate @ @ @ @ @ Vader & stopping a whole generation of kiddies from being mown down in [ the @ @ @ @ @ Cross Code man , '' tweeted director Edgar Wright .


bbc--2020-11-30--Joe Biden: President-elect fractures foot while playing with dog

Mr Biden , who beat Republican Mr Trump in November 's election , is due to receive his first presidential @ @ @ @ @ This was made possible by the announcement a week ago that the transition process had @ @

Mr Biden, who beat Republican Mr Trump in November's election, is due to receive his first presidential daily briefing on Monday. This was made possible by the announcement a week ago that the transition process had begun.


bbc--2020-11-30--Laverne Cox says 'it's not safe if you're a trans person' after attack

The 48-year-old said she had `` been harassed and bullied my whole life '' and felt `` lucky and grateful @ @ @ @ @ there this weekend .
The attack , she said , was a reminder that `` @ @ @ @ @ the world '' .

The 48-year-old said she had "been harassed and bullied my whole life" and felt "lucky and grateful" that her friend was there this weekend. The attack, she said, was a reminder that "it's not safe in the world".


bbc--2020-11-30--Nemonte Nenquimo: The indigenous leader named 'environmental hero'

`` We went first by canoe , and then walked for 19 hours and even though we were still far @ @ @ @ @ could hear the noise , '' she recalls .
`` I was 12 , and @ @ @ @ @ very strong , to see the flames and smoke shooting from the oil well .
@

"We went first by canoe, and then walked for 19 hours and even though we were still far from the well, I could hear the noise," she recalls. "I was 12, and the impact it made was very strong, to see the flames and smoke shooting from the oil well."


bbc--2020-11-30--Mohsen Fakhrizadeh: Iran buries assassinated nuclear scientist

However , an unnamed senior Israeli official involved in tracking Iranian nuclear activities was quoted by the New York Times @ @ @ @ @ 's aspirations for nuclear weapons , promoted by Mr Fakhrizadeh , posed such a menace @ @ @ @ @ Israel '' .

The only way an assassination squad could make sure they had finished the job would be to have eyes on the target. If the earlier version were true then Iran's powerful security and intelligence establishment would face the embarrassing challenge of having to hunt down a large team of assassins just a short drive from the capital.


bbc--2020-11-30--UK mercenaries investigated over Sri Lanka war crimes

Much of the evidence concerning KMS 's involvement in Sri Lanka has come from declassified UK government documents and freedom @ @ @ @ @ journalist Phil Miller , whose book , Keenie Meenie : The British Mercenaries Who Got @ @ @ @ @ was published in January .

Much of the evidence concerning KMS's involvement in Sri Lanka has come from declassified UK government documents and freedom of information requests submitted by journalist Phil Miller, whose book, Keenie Meenie: The British Mercenaries Who Got Away With War Crimes, was published in January.


bbc--2020-11-30--Ransomware halts classes for 115,000 Baltimore pupils

`` Our focus today and for Monday and Tuesday is identifying and addressing student and staff device needs so that @ @ @ @ @ it said in a Sunday evening update .


bbc--2020-11-30--Japan's tennis champion Naomi Osaka inspires manga character

Osaka , 23 , was born to a Japanese mother and a Haitian father in the city with which she @ @ @ @ @ Japan .
The family moved to New York when she was three years old .


bbc--2020-11-30--Environment award for man who stopped new coal power plant in Ghana

A climate activist has been awarded a prestigious Goldman Environmental Prize for leading a grassroots campaign to stop a new @ @ @ @ @ in Ghana .
Chibeze Ezekiel worked with local communities to highlight the damage the power @ @ @ @ @ and persuaded his government that renewable energy was the way forward .
Listen to more @ @ @ @

A climate activist has been awarded a prestigious Goldman Environmental Prize for leading a grassroots campaign to stop a new coal-fired power station being built in Ghana.
Chibeze Ezekiel worked with local communities to highlight the damage the power station would have caused, and persuaded his government that renewable energy was the way forward.
Video produced by Huong Ly and Trystan Young.
Listen to more stories on Newsday.


bbc--2020-11-30--Nagorno-Karabakh: The boy who swapped his piano for a gun

The conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan is over , but some families are still waiting for news of their missing @ @ @ @ @ being counted and identified , and there is no clear information on what has happened @ @ @ @ @ Soghomon was fighting on the Armenian frontline against Azerbaijan .
The last time his family @ @ @ @ @ October .
He was a soldier , but also an artist and a talented piano @ @ @ @ @ sister say they can ’ t give up hope that he will return .

The conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan is over, but some families are still waiting for news of their missing relatives.
Bodies are still being counted and identified, and there is no clear information on what has happened to the missing.
Twenty-two-year-old Soghomon was fighting on the Armenian front line against Azerbaijan. The last time his family heard from him was 1 October.
He was a soldier, but also an artist and a talented piano player.
His father and sister say they can’t give up hope that he will return.
Video by: Sofia Bettiza, Gabriel Chaim and Aren Melikyan


bbc--2020-11-30--Why 2020 has been good for England's beavers

A lot has happened in 2020 , but one thing that might have been overlooked is the re-emergence of the @ @ @ @ @ five-year government trial into the reintroduction of beavers into the wild ended , citing a @ @ @ @ @ while new beaver homes have been set up in enclosures around the country .
What @ @ @ @ @ beaver - and why is n't everyone a fan ?

A lot has happened in 2020, but one thing that might have been overlooked is the re-emergence of the beaver in England. A five-year government trial into the reintroduction of beavers into the wild ended, citing a long list of benefits, while new beaver homes have been set up in enclosures around the country. What's so good about the beaver - and why isn't everyone a fan?


bbc--2020-11-30--Italy's Calabria has two pandemics: Covid and the mafia

`` The second wave has hit us much harder than the first , '' he says , as he guides @ @ @ @ @ on assisted breathing .
`` We are lacking staff - and the limited ones we @ @ @ @ @ shifts . ''
One of the female patients is conscious , in a ventilation helmet @ @ @ @ @ wave of her hand : a small gesture to lift the spirits of the exhausted @ @

"The second wave has hit us much harder than the first," he says, as he guides us between beds of patients on assisted breathing. "We are lacking staff - and the limited ones we have are doing several extra shifts." One of the female patients is conscious, in a ventilation helmet. She manages a brief wave of her hand: a small gesture to lift the spirits of the exhausted doctors.


bbc--2020-11-30--Stubble burning: Why it continues to smother north India

Instead , he suggests tackling it at the root - subsidise crops other than paddy , the source of most @ @ @ @ @ and money should incentivise farmers in the region to plant more fruits and vegetables , @ @ @ @ @ India needs more vitamins and protein rather than wheat and rice . ''
This , @ @ @ @ @ more greenery and since vegetable and fruit crops do n't leave stubble , it 'll @ @ @ @ @ open fires .

Instead, he suggests tackling it at the root - subsidise crops other than paddy, the source of most stubble burning. "Policy and money should incentivise farmers in the region to plant more fruits and vegetables," he says. "India needs more vitamins and protein rather than wheat and rice." This, he adds, will create more greenery and since vegetable and fruit crops don't leave stubble, it'll bring down the number of open fires.


bbc--2020-11-30--How machine learning is allowing thousands of students to sit exams at home

`` ML is not this all-singing , all-dancing solution to our woes , '' he says .
`` Instead it @ @ @ @ @ only when working hand-in-hand with humans , and having humans tailor it to their specific @ @

In addition, it checks each exam-sitter's identity using the webcam, to ensure that no-one else is sitting the test for them. The Better Examinations program also temporarily restricts access to the internet, or certain websites and applications on each person's computer.


bbc--2020-11-30--Jimenez has surgery on fractured skull after clash of heads with Luiz

Last updated on .From the section Wolves Wolves striker Raul Jimenez has had surgery on a fractured skull suffered in a clash of heads during his side 's Premier League win at Arsenal .
He was given oxygen on the pitch before being taken to hospital .
`` Raul is comfortable following an operation last night , '' Wolves said in a statement .
`` He has since seen his partner Daniela and is now resting .
He will remain under observation for a few days while he begins his recovery .
`` The club would like to thank the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ paramedics , hospital staff and surgeons who , through their skill and early response , were of such help . ''
The game was stopped for around 10 minutes to allow Jimenez , 29 , to receive treatment before he was carried off the pitch on a stretcher .
`` It was a bad moment .
What was the reaction ?
Panic , panic panic .
You could see the faces on the team-mates .
It was a serious situation .
It 's awful and terrible . ''
Nuno 's Arsenal counterpart Mikel @ @ @ @ @ @ @ bad is happening '' from the reaction of the players .
Brazil centre-back Luiz , 33 , played on with a bandage wrapped around his head before being substituted at half-time .
Arsenal said protocols were followed regarding the decision .
Speaking on Match of the Day 2 about the decision to allow Luiz to continue playing , former England striker Alan Shearer said : `` Football needs to get real and wake up .
It needs to get serious , not next month , now .
This has been going on for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ] protocols in football are not acceptable . ''
• None 'Football needs to wake up ' - Shearer • None Wolves climb to sixth with rare win at Arsenal Jimenez scored 17 goals as Wolves finished seventh in the Premier League last season .
He had netted four times in nine top-flight appearances this term before Sunday 's match and signed a new four-year contract with the Molineux club in October .
'It 's something you never want to see ' - what they said Wolves captain Conor Coady : `` We @ @ @ @ @ @ @ We knew straight away it was a horrible clash of heads .
`` But we just hope and pray everything is OK because it 's something we never want to see .
`` He is with the right people now and that 's the most important thing .
He is in hospital and , by all accounts , he is awake and breathing . ''
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta : `` I was shocked because I saw the reaction of the players - they were asking the doctors .
We were really worried @ @ @ @ @ @ @ nasty . ''
Wolves forward Pedro Neto : `` I was a little bit worried .
I did n't see the impact but I heard it .
I hope he is OK and can recover to come back with us . ''
Arsenal midfielder Joe Willock : `` On behalf of the club and myself , we give our best regards to Raul Jimenez .
We hope he recovers well .
It was a bad incident .
David Luiz has recovered well .
He looked good when I saw him in dressing room @ @ @ @ @ @ @ heavyweight legend as he returns to the ring • None Which artist thinks he 's the king of Call of Duty ?

Last updated on .From the section Wolves
Raul Jimenez was replaced by Fabio Silva after being carried off on a stretcher at Emirates Stadium
Wolves striker Raul Jimenez has had surgery on a fractured skull suffered in a clash of heads during his side's Premier League win at Arsenal.
Sunday's match at Emirates Stadium was in its early stages when Jimenez and Gunners defender David Luiz accidently collided at an Arsenal corner.
He was given oxygen on the pitch before being taken to hospital.
"Raul is comfortable following an operation last night," Wolves said in a statement.
"He has since seen his partner Daniela and is now resting. He will remain under observation for a few days while he begins his recovery.
"The club would like to thank the medical staff at Arsenal, the NHS paramedics, hospital staff and surgeons who, through their skill and early response, were of such help."
The game was stopped for around 10 minutes to allow Jimenez, 29, to receive treatment before he was carried off the pitch on a stretcher.
"You start hearing 'code red'," Wolves boss Nuno Espirito Santo said.
"It was a bad moment. What was the reaction? Panic, panic panic. You could see the faces on the team-mates. It was a serious situation. It's awful and terrible."
Jimenez injury was serious - Nuno
Nuno's Arsenal counterpart Mikel Arteta said he knew "something really bad is happening" from the reaction of the players.
Brazil centre-back Luiz, 33, played on with a bandage wrapped around his head before being substituted at half-time. Arsenal said protocols were followed regarding the decision.
Speaking on Match of the Day 2 about the decision to allow Luiz to continue playing, former England striker Alan Shearer said: "Football needs to get real and wake up. It needs to get serious, not next month, now. This has been going on for far too long. The [concussion] protocols in football are not acceptable."
Jimenez scored 17 goals as Wolves finished seventh in the Premier League last season.
He had netted four times in nine top-flight appearances this term before Sunday's match and signed a new four-year contract with the Molineux club in October.
We're talking about life and death here - Shearer on head injuries
'It's something you never want to see' - what they said
Wolves captain Conor Coady: "We were massively worried when it happened. We knew straight away it was a horrible clash of heads.
"But we just hope and pray everything is OK because it's something we never want to see.
"He is with the right people now and that's the most important thing. He is in hospital and, by all accounts, he is awake and breathing."
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta: "I was shocked because I saw the reaction of the players - they were asking the doctors. We were really worried for Raul Jimenez because it was really nasty."
Wolves forward Pedro Neto: "I was a little bit worried. I didn't see the impact but I heard it. I hope he is OK and can recover to come back with us."
Arsenal midfielder Joe Willock: "On behalf of the club and myself, we give our best regards to Raul Jimenez. We hope he recovers well. It was a bad incident. David Luiz has recovered well. He looked good when I saw him in dressing room."


bbc--2020-11-30--'Lampard still learning - but is getting a lot of things right at Chelsea'

Chelsea are not a club known for giving their managers much time to get things right , but the progress Frank Lampard has made so far as Blues boss means he is not in a position where he has to ask for patience .
But even without finding a way through Jose Mourinho 's side and therefore reaching the summit , their performance quietly underlined the improvements Lampard has made in 17 months in charge .
In his first season , their main issues were how they coped defensively , but they have looked far more solid for a few @ @ @ @ @ @ @ again this time .
Everyone knows how dangerous Spurs are on the counter-attack , but Chelsea completely nullified the threat of Harry Kane and Son Heung-min .
Those two did not get a sniff at Stamford Bridge .
I 'm sure Frank will be a little disappointed his side did not take their chances , but the quality he has up front means scoring goals is not often going to be a problem for him .
When you look at the bigger picture , Chelsea are clearly still heading in the right direction @ @ @ @ @ @ @ wait a little while longer to hit top spot .
'No-one has any reason to doubt him as manager' I spoke to Lampard last week and , quite rightly , he was delighted with the progress his side had made and where they were at , defensively and offensively .
Sunday 's draw does not change that .
Chelsea have now only lost once - to Liverpool - in 16 games in all competitions in 2020-21 and are already through to the last 16 of the Champions League .
They are third in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ off the top , and are joint-highest scorers .
Things are coming together nicely for them , and Lampard deserves a lot of credit for that .
He will tell you himself that he is a rookie manager and still learning about the job , but he has been very impressive in everything he has done so far .
Frank 's achievements as a Chelsea player , his relationship with the fans and his friendship with the club 's owner Roman Abramovich made him a good fit when he was appointed but without @ @ @ @ @ @ @ still not have lasted very long .
He achieved his objectives last season under difficult circumstances - Chelsea had just sold their best player , Eden Hazard , and could not make any signings because of a transfer ban .
The Blues had to rely a lot on young players - one of the things that stood out for me was that Frank gave so many of them a chance - but they still finished in the top four and qualified for the Champions League .
At the beginning of this season , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ so big in the summer and there is probably more pressure on Lampard .
So far , though , he has delivered .
There is still so much that Frank wants to achieve - and win - at Chelsea , but he has made a very strong start .
He has not given anyone any reason to doubt him as manager - far from it , in fact .
What has Lampard changed about Chelsea ?
There was a time when Chelsea were leaking goals badly at the back but that is no @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , they have conceded only two goals in their past nine games .
Bringing in Edouard Mendy has made a big difference , because they now have a confident goalkeeper who has kept five clean sheets in six league games .
Thiago Silva also looks an excellent signing , bringing experience and nous to their back-line .
He is 36 so he can not play twice a week , but Lampard is using him wisely too , in order to manage his performances .
Then they have N'Golo Kane back doing what he @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Along with Mateo Kovacic , he did a great job of tracking Kane and Son and keeping them quiet on Sunday .
It means the Blues are harder to break down , but they have not lost their cutting edge in attack , where they have so many options to choose from .
They did not manage a goal against Tottenham , but had by far the better opportunities even though Mourinho 's side were reluctant to open up for the majority of the game .
At times , Spurs had Moussa Sissoko @ @ @ @ @ @ @ were happy sitting deep in their own half .
There was not much space for Chelsea to exploit , but they still should have scored .
Tammy Abraham had three good chances , Olivier Giroud was through late on and Mason Mount forced a brilliant save from Hugo Lloris .
A point against Spurs in the form they are in goes down as a good result of course but , knowing Frank , he will believe his side can get even better .
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Chelsea are not a club known for giving their managers much time to get things right, but the progress Frank Lampard has made so far as Blues boss means he is not in a position where he has to ask for patience.
Yes, Sunday's draw with Tottenham meant Chelsea missed the chance to go top of the Premier League for the first time since Lampard took charge in June 2019 - and that would have been a very visible way of marking their development.
But even without finding a way through Jose Mourinho's side and therefore reaching the summit, their performance quietly underlined the improvements Lampard has made in 17 months in charge.
Frank Lampard's highest league position as Chelsea boss is second, where they were for one day - last Saturday, after beating Newcastle. However, excluding delays to last season due to the coronavirus pandemic, his side has spent 204 days out of a possible 298 in the top four
In his first season, their main issues were how they coped defensively, but they have looked far more solid for a few weeks now and it was the same again this time.
Everyone knows how dangerous Spurs are on the counter-attack, but Chelsea completely nullified the threat of Harry Kane and Son Heung-min. Those two did not get a sniff at Stamford Bridge.
I'm sure Frank will be a little disappointed his side did not take their chances, but the quality he has up front means scoring goals is not often going to be a problem for him.
When you look at the bigger picture, Chelsea are clearly still heading in the right direction - even if Lampard will have to wait a little while longer to hit top spot.
'No-one has any reason to doubt him as manager'
Chelsea 0 - 0 Tottenham Hotspur: Frank Lampard thought Chelsea 'were on top' of Spurs
I spoke to Lampard last week and, quite rightly, he was delighted with the progress his side had made and where they were at, defensively and offensively.
Sunday's draw does not change that. Chelsea have now only lost once - to Liverpool - in 16 games in all competitions in 2020-21 and are already through to the last 16 of the Champions League.
They are third in the Premier League, only two points off the top, and are joint-highest scorers. Things are coming together nicely for them, and Lampard deserves a lot of credit for that.
He will tell you himself that he is a rookie manager and still learning about the job, but he has been very impressive in everything he has done so far.
Frank's achievements as a Chelsea player, his relationship with the fans and his friendship with the club's owner Roman Abramovich made him a good fit when he was appointed but without results to back that up he would still not have lasted very long.
He achieved his objectives last season under difficult circumstances - Chelsea had just sold their best player, Eden Hazard, and could not make any signings because of a transfer ban.
The Blues had to rely a lot on young players - one of the things that stood out for me was that Frank gave so many of them a chance - but they still finished in the top four and qualified for the Champions League.
At the beginning of this season, expectations were very different because they spent so big in the summer and there is probably more pressure on Lampard. So far, though, he has delivered.
There is still so much that Frank wants to achieve - and win - at Chelsea, but he has made a very strong start. He has not given anyone any reason to doubt him as manager - far from it, in fact.
Like Liverpool, Chelsea have scored 22 goals in 10 games this season. The Blues are on an eight-game unbeaten run in the Premier League and have never lost more than two successive league games under Lampard. Their worst winless run in the league since he took charge is four games (two draws and two defeats) in January and February this year
What has Lampard changed about Chelsea?
There was a time when Chelsea were leaking goals badly at the back but that is no longer the case. In all competitions, they have conceded only two goals in their past nine games.
Bringing in Edouard Mendy has made a big difference, because they now have a confident goalkeeper who has kept five clean sheets in six league games.
Thiago Silva also looks an excellent signing, bringing experience and nous to their back-line. He is 36 so he cannot play twice a week, but Lampard is using him wisely too, in order to manage his performances.
The depth to Chelsea's attacking options was illustrated when Lampard completely changed his front three in the second half against Spurs, with Christian Pulisic, Olivier Giroud and Kai Havertz replacing Timo Werner, Tammy Abraham and Hakim Ziyech
Then they have N'Golo Kane back doing what he does best - protecting the defence. Along with Mateo Kovacic, he did a great job of tracking Kane and Son and keeping them quiet on Sunday.
It means the Blues are harder to break down, but they have not lost their cutting edge in attack, where they have so many options to choose from.
They did not manage a goal against Tottenham, but had by far the better opportunities even though Mourinho's side were reluctant to open up for the majority of the game.
At times, Spurs had Moussa Sissoko playing as a third centre-half and they were happy sitting deep in their own half.
There was not much space for Chelsea to exploit, but they still should have scored. Tammy Abraham had three good chances, Olivier Giroud was through late on and Mason Mount forced a brilliant save from Hugo Lloris.
A point against Spurs in the form they are in goes down as a good result of course but, knowing Frank, he will believe his side can get even better. His challenge now is to build on this excellent start.
Alan Shearer was speaking to BBC Sport's Chris Bevan.


bbc--2020-11-30--'It's a matter of life and death' - Shearer calls for football to 'wake up' over head injuries

Alan Shearer believes `` football needs to wake up '' around concussion protocols after Arsenal 's David Luiz played on with blood seeping from his head bandage in Sunday 's loss to Wolves .
Arsenal said protocols were followed regarding the decision to allow Luiz to play on after the incident .
Pundit Shearer told Match of the Day : `` We are talking about life and death . ''
He added : `` Football needs to get real , it needs to wake up , it needs to get serious .
Not next year , next month , now @ @ @ @ @ @ @ has been going too far too long . ''
Sunday 's match at Emirates Stadium was in its early stages when Jimenez and Gunners defender Luiz accidently collided at an Arsenal corner .
The striker was given oxygen on the pitch before being taken to hospital .
Having played on for almost 40 first-half minutes , Luiz did not reappear for the start of the second half as he was was replaced by Rob Holding .
Footballers who sustain a suspected concussion , either during training or in a game , should immediately @ @ @ @ @ @ @ allowed to return until the appropriate treatment has been administered , according to FA guidelines .
Arteta said afterwards : `` We followed the protocol to check he [ Luiz ] had not lost any consciousness , which he had n't , and then some tests .
`` They will continue to do some more checks on him .
He was really uncomfortable and could n't really head the ball and could n't continue . ''
Shearer , though , believes action must be taken immediately to review concussion protocols to protect players @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a BBC documentary on dementia and is aware of the risks players face from head injuries .
He said : `` If David Luiz has passed all the protocols like Arsenal say he has , how on earth is he allowed back on to the pitch with a wound that is dripping down his face ?
`` We 're talking about players ' welfare here .
Football 's protocols allow someone who has a cut that is seeping through a bandage that has just been put on to carry on playing and then @ @ @ @ @ @ @ minutes later because he ca n't head a ball .
`` Cricket do it , the NFL does it , both codes of rugby do it - they all have better protocols .
We 're talking about life and death and players ' careers ending .
`` They 're on about trialling concussion substitutes .
What is there to trial ?
It 's been going on for years .
It 's not acceptable .
`` We 've been having meeting after meeting after meeting .
Why do they need to trial anything ?
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
If things needs changing after that , change it . ''
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We're talking about life and death here - Shearer on head injuries
Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp says the introduction of concussion substitutes "makes sense" after David Luiz played on with blood seeping from his head bandage as Arsenal lost to Wolves.
The defender clashed heads with Wolves striker Raul Jimenez, who has since had surgery on a fractured skull.
Alan Shearer thinks "football needs to wake up" around concussion protocols.
Arsenal said protocols were followed regarding the decision to allow Luiz to play on after Sunday's incident.
Asked at a news conference whether he would be in favour of concussion substitutes, Klopp said: "At that moment I didn't think about a rule change, I was just sitting there for 10 minutes hoping that they would both get up without any issues, but that didn't happen.
"I hope Raul Jimenez is as good as possible now, I heard he had surgery. I wish him and David Luiz all the best.
"I know we have concussion protocols and I'm pretty sure Arsenal did that. I'm not sure any rule would help in that moment because the player can play on.
"But, yes, it makes sense that we can do things like this, of course."
Manchester City goalkeeper Ederson, who suffered a head injury in a game himself after colliding with Liverpool's Sadio Mane in 2017, is also in favour, saying: "I think all the concern and care is very important. It is a part of the body that needs special attention.
"When there is a blow to the head there should be a substitution, whether the player can continue or not. You could be feeling OK but after you could feel the consequences."
'We're talking about players' welfare here'
Former Newcastle striker Shearer, now a BBC Sport pundit, said concussion is an issue football needs to address urgently because "we are talking about life and death".
He told Match of the Day: "Football needs to get real, it needs to wake up, it needs to get serious. Not next year, next month, now. It is not acceptable, it has been going too far too long."
Sunday's match at Emirates Stadium was in its early stages when Jimenez and Gunners defender Luiz accidently collided at an Arsenal corner. The striker was given oxygen on the pitch before being taken to hospital.
Having played on for almost 40 first-half minutes, Luiz did not reappear for the start of the second half as he was was replaced by Rob Holding.
Footballers who sustain a suspected concussion, either during training or in a game, should immediately be removed from the pitch and not allowed to return until the appropriate treatment has been administered, according to Football Association guidelines.
Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta said afterwards: "We followed the protocol to check he [Luiz] had not lost any consciousness, which he hadn't, and then some tests.
"They will continue to do some more checks on him. He was really uncomfortable and couldn't really head the ball and couldn't continue."
Shearer, though, believes action must be taken immediately to review concussion protocols to protect players.
The former England captain previously presented a BBC documentary on dementia and is aware of the risks players face from head injuries.
He said: "If David Luiz has passed all the protocols like Arsenal say he has, how on earth is he allowed back on to the pitch with a wound that is dripping down his face?
"We're talking about players' welfare here. Football's protocols allow someone who has a cut that is seeping through a bandage that has just been put on to carry on playing and then he has to go off again 20 minutes later because he can't head a ball.
"Cricket does it, the NFL does it, both codes of rugby do it - they all have better protocols. We're talking about life and death and players' careers ending.
"They're on about trialling concussion substitutes. What is there to trial? It's been going on for years. It's not acceptable.
"We've been having meeting after meeting after meeting. Why do they need to trial anything? Just do it. Do it now. If things needs changing after that, change it."


bbc--2020-11-30--Edinson Cavani: Man Utd forward's Instagram post to be looked into by FA

Last updated on .From the section Man Utd The Football Association will look into a deleted social media post by @ @ @ @ @ which contained a Spanish phrase that is offensive in some contexts .
It is understood @ @ @ @ @ the phrase affectionately and that that is how it is used in his native Uruguay @ @ @ @ @ out to Cavani how the wording could be interpreted in the UK , he deleted @ @ @ @ @ aware of the post and understand Cavani 's interpretation of how it was sent .
@ @ @ @ @ Football Association rules state that any player found guilty of an offence of discrimination will @ @ @ @ @ .

Last updated on .From the section Man Utd
Edinson Cavani came on as a half-time substitute in the 3-2 Premier League victory at Southampton on Sunday, setting up one goal and scoring twice
Manchester United's Edinson Cavani has apologised for a deleted social media post containing a Spanish phrase that is offensive in some contexts.
The Uruguayan striker sent the message after scoring the injury-time winner in United's 3-2 win at Southampton.
The Football Association is looking into the post.
"It was intended as an affectionate greeting to a friend, thanking him for his congratulations after the game," said the 33-year-old.
"The last thing I wanted to do was cause offence to anyone.
"I am completely opposed to racism and deleted the message as soon as it was explained that it can be interpreted differently. I would like to sincerely apologise for this."
United are aware of the post and understand Cavani's interpretation of how it was sent.
As of this season, Football Association rules external-link state that any player found guilty of an offence of discrimination will face a minimum three-match suspension.
"It is clear to us that there was absolutely no malicious intent behind Edinson's message and he deleted it as soon as he was informed that it could be misconstrued," said a United statement.
"Edinson has issued an apology for any unintentional offence caused. Manchester United and all of our players are fully committed to the fight against racism."


bbc--2020-11-30--One of biology's biggest mysteries 'largely solved' by AI

`` Now that the problem has been largely solved for single proteins , the way is open for development of @ @ @ @ @ shape of protein complexes - collections of proteins that work together to form much of @ @ @ @ @ and for other applications , '' said Dr Kryshtafovych .

"Even tiny rearrangements of these vital molecules can have catastrophic effects on our health, so one of the most efficient ways to understand disease and find new treatments is to study the proteins involved," said Dr John Moult of the University of Maryland, US, the chair of the panel of scientific adjudicators.


bbc--2020-11-30--Brazil's Amazon: Deforestation 'surges to 12-year high'

In a statement , Brazilian non-governmental organisation Climate Observatory said the figures `` reflect the result of a successful initiative @ @ @ @ @ the Brazilian State and the inspection bodies to take care of our forests and fight @ @ @ @ @ .

In a statement, Brazilian non-governmental organisation Climate Observatory said the figures "reflect the result of a successful initiative to annihilate the capacity of the Brazilian State and the inspection bodies to take care of our forests and fight crime in the Amazon".


bbc--2020-12-01--Biden to nominate Janet Yellen as US treasury secretary

Also on Monday , Mr Biden got his first look at the daily presidential intelligence briefing as president-elect .
The @ @ @ @ @ to the US is usually offered as a courtesy to incoming White House administrations , @ @ @ @ @ Mr Trump refused to concede victory .

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bbc--2020-11-30--Canada unveils largest economic relief package since WW2

The announcement - the first full fiscal update from Canada 's Liberal government since the onset of the pandemic - @ @ @ @ @ a steep second wave of Covid-19 infections .
The number of active cases in Canada @ @ @ @ @ November alone , bringing the total number of infections to more than 376,000 - according @ @ @ @ @ Hopkins University .
So far , more than 12,000 Canadians have died .

The announcement - the first full fiscal update from Canada's Liberal government since the onset of the pandemic - comes as the country battles a steep second wave of Covid-19 infections. The number of active cases in Canada has more than doubled in November alone, bringing the total number of infections to more than 376,000 - according to a tally from Johns Hopkins University. So far, more than 12,000 Canadians have died.


bbc--2020-12-01--Covid-19: Lung damage 'identified' in study

The results have prompted Prof Gleeson to plan a trial of up to 100 people to see if the same @ @ @ @ @ had not been admitted to hospital and had not suffered from such serious symptoms .
@ @ @ @ @ with GPs to scan people who have tested positive for Covid-19 across a range of @ @ @

The results have prompted Prof Gleeson to plan a trial of up to 100 people to see if the same is true of people who had not been admitted to hospital and had not suffered from such serious symptoms. He is planning to work with GPs to scan people who have tested positive for Covid-19 across a range of age groups.


bbc--2020-12-01--Missing Florida sailor found clinging to capsized vessel

His vessel quickly capsized , Mr Micallef said , and the water `` pushed him out of the front hatch @ @ @ @ @ to part of the boat 's bow , and it was not until Sunday , @ @ @ @ @ spotted the container ship on the horizon .

His vessel quickly capsized, Mr Micallef said, and the water "pushed him out of the front hatch". He then clung to part of the boat's bow, and it was not until Sunday, after sunrise, that he spotted the container ship on the horizon.


bbc--2020-11-30--Public's help sought after rare birds stolen from California zoo

Adding that both birds require special treatment because of their advanced age - 27 and 32 - she added : @ @ @ @ @ the condition of either bird and we hope to get them back quickly so that @ @ @ @ @ them and continue the care they require . ''

Adding that both birds require special treatment because of their advanced age - 27 and 32 - she added: "We do not know the condition of either bird and we hope to get them back quickly so that our veterinary team can examine them and continue the care they require."


bbc--2020-12-01--Climate change: Temperature analysis shows UN goals 'within reach'

In September , China 's President Xi Jinping told the UN that his country will reach net zero emissions by @ @ @ @ @ emissions will peak before 2030 .
According to the CAT researchers , this could reduce @ @ @ @ @ by the end of the century .

"And we also have a pipeline of coal plants in the region where I'm working now in Asia. It has not collapsed, it has not gone away, so yes, there's much to be concerned about. And there's much that can go wrong."


bbc--2020-12-01--Children in England 'ripping bags open for food’

The poorest communities have been hit hardest during the Covid-19 pandemic .
BBC analysis shows the death rate from all @ @ @ @ @ this year in the most deprived areas was nearly double that of deaths in the @ @ @ @ @ .
The majority of the top ten cities and towns with the highest death rates @ @ @ @ @ England .

The poorest communities have been hit hardest during the Covid-19 pandemic.
BBC analysis shows the death rate from all causes between April and June this year in the most deprived areas was nearly double that of deaths in the least deprived parts of England.
The majority of the top 10 cities and towns with the highest death rates were in the north of England.
The BBC’s special correspondent Ed Thomas spent four days with a community in Burnley facing severe economic hardship.
The government says it's providing funding for local authorities to deliver services, including £170m to help families stay warm and well fed, millions for food aid charities and £220m for children through the Holiday Activities and Food programme.
"We recognise how difficult restrictions can be, particularly for those areas that have been under restrictions for so long," a spokesperson said.
Filmed and edited by Phillip Edwards. Produced by Louise Martin.


bbc--2020-11-30--Mohsen Fakhrizadeh: Iran scientist 'killed by remote-controlled weapon'

The only way an assassination squad could make sure they had finished the job would be to have eyes on @ @ @ @ @ earlier version were true then Iran 's powerful security and intelligence establishment would face the @ @ @ @ @ hunt down a large team of assassins just a short drive from the capital .

The only way an assassination squad could make sure they had finished the job would be to have eyes on the target. If the earlier version were true then Iran's powerful security and intelligence establishment would face the embarrassing challenge of having to hunt down a large team of assassins just a short drive from the capital.


bbc--2020-11-30--France to rewrite police security bill after huge protests

At the weekend , prosecutors said the officers had admitted that their violence against Mr Zecler was unjustified but said @ @ @ @ @ after he resisted them in the cramped surroundings of the studio entrance .

At the weekend, prosecutors said the officers had admitted that their violence against Mr Zecler was unjustified but said they acted out of panic after he resisted them in the cramped surroundings of the studio entrance.


bbc--2020-11-30--Zoom boosts sales forecast as pandemic drags on

Despite the gains , shares in the firm fell in after-hours trade , after Zoom said it expected sales between @ @ @ @ @ in the last three months of its financial year , implying a slight slowdown in @ @ @ @ @ rate .

Despite the gains, shares in the firm fell in after-hours trade, after Zoom said it expected sales between $806m and $811m in the last three months of its financial year, implying a slight slowdown in the firm's blockbuster growth rate.


bbc--2020-11-30--Rita Ora 'sorry' for breaking lockdown rules to attend birthday party

Police have the power to break up groups larger than six and those who ignore officers could be fined £100 @ @ @ @ @ to a maximum of £3,200 .

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bbc--2020-11-30--Buckingham Palace: Catering assistant stole medals and photos

In a statement , Vice Admiral Master Tony Johnstone-Burt said he first realised the medal was missing because he needed @ @ @ @ @ Queen 's Trooping the Colour and was later told by staff that stolen items were @ @ @ @

In a statement, Vice Admiral Master Tony Johnstone-Burt said he first realised the medal was missing because he needed to wear it for the Queen's Trooping the Colour and was later told by staff that stolen items were for sale online.


bbc--2020-11-30--Ethiopia crisis: Tigray force 'still fighting' despite army Mekelle push

Troops `` just left the towns encircled and then moved on to the next .
That 's how we see @ @ @ @ @ operation until we also reached Mekelle , '' he said .

Troops "just left the towns encircled and then moved on to the next. That's how we see no casualty out of our operation until we also reached Mekelle," he said.


bbc--2020-11-30--Trump presidency's final days: 'In his mind, he will not have lost'

Morgenstern says it is business as usual : `` We 're upbeat .
We 're still working hard . ''
@ @ @ @ @ in a warren of West Wing offices , however .
He held a cloth mask @ @ @ @ @ he fiddled with the mask 's strings , as if they were worry beads .
@ @ @ @ @ low hum of a TV in another room .

Morgenstern says it is business as usual: "We're upbeat. We're still working hard." He was the only one in a warren of West Wing offices, however. He held a cloth mask in his hands, and he fiddled with the mask's strings, as if they were worry beads. The only sound was the low hum of a TV in another room.


bbc--2020-11-30--Covid-19 pandemic: Tracking the global coronavirus outbreak

When comparing figures from different countries it is important to bear in mind that not all governments are recording coronavirus @ @ @ @ @ same way .
This makes like for like comparisons between countries difficult .

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This information is regularly updated but may not reflect the latest totals for each country.
** The past data for new cases is a three day rolling average. Due to revisions in the number of cases, an average cannot be calculated for this date.
Source: Johns Hopkins University and national public health agencies


bbc--2020-11-30--Indonesia: Thousands flee after volcano erupts

Thousands of people have fled after Indonesia 's Ile Lewotolok volcano erupted , spewing ash high into the air .
@ @ @ @ @ `` lava streams and poisonous gas '' .
Indonesia has the world 's most active @ @

Thousands of people have fled after Indonesia's Ile Lewotolok volcano erupted, spewing ash high into the air.
Authorities have warned people of "lava streams and poisonous gas".
Indonesia has the world's most active volcanoes.


bbc--2020-12-01--Audrey Hepburn unheard interview in new documentary

Audrey Hepburn may have looked like she lived the perfect Hollywood dream but according to a new documentary , behind @ @ @ @ @ a troubled life .
A never heard before interview with the actress forms the basis @ @ @ @ @ An Icon , which is available as a DVD and digital download .
The film @ @ @ @ @ and granddaughter .
The BBC 's Alex Stanger spoke to them and filmmaker Helena Coan @ @ @ @ @

Audrey Hepburn may have looked like she lived the perfect Hollywood dream but according to a new documentary, behind the camera, she had a troubled life.
A never heard before interview with the actress forms the basis of Audrey: More Than An Icon, which is available as a DVD and digital download.
The film features interviews with her son and granddaughter.
The BBC's Alex Stanger spoke to them and filmmaker Helena Coan about the Hollywood legend.


bbc--2020-12-01--Masked comic superheroes fight Covid disinformation

`` During the early weeks of the lockdown , we were not allowed to leave home at all .
So @ @ @ @ @ time in my balcony .
My access to the world was quite restricted .
We @ @ @ @ @ was difficult for everyone .
So when you see Meena , a little girl who @ @ @ @ @ characters in the story , standing alone in her balcony , daydreaming , that was @ @ @

"During the early weeks of the lockdown, we were not allowed to leave home at all. So I spent a lot of time in my balcony. My access to the world was quite restricted. We were all isolated and it was difficult for everyone. So when you see Meena, a little girl who's one of the main characters in the story, standing alone in her balcony, daydreaming, that was also me.


bbc--2020-12-01--Covid-19: Thailand's food hawkers sell at protests to stay afloat

Pro-democracy protesters have been taking to the streets of Thailand 's capital Bangkok for weeks .
The flash-mob style protests @ @ @ @ @ quickly in large numbers at short notice in any number of locations .
But it @ @ @ @ @ always the first to get there .

Pro-democracy protesters have been taking to the streets of Thailand's capital Bangkok for weeks.
The flash-mob style protests have seen the people gather quickly in large numbers at short notice in any number of locations.
But it is the hawkers who are always the first to get there.
Video by Tossapol Chaisamritpol, Chaiyot Yongcharoenchai, BBC Thai, and Grace Tsoi


bbc--2020-11-30--'World's loneliest elephant' arrives for new life in Cambodia

Kaavan 's female companion died in 2012 and he descended into what FPI described as `` zoochosis '' - a @ @ @ @ @ on by his solitary conditions and the poor state of the zoo .
Chains have @ @ @ @ @ legs and he was also severely overweight from a high sugar diet .

Kaavan's female companion died in 2012 and he descended into what FPI described as "zoochosis" - a type of mental illness brought on by his solitary conditions and the poor state of the zoo. Chains have left permanent scars on his legs and he was also severely overweight from a high sugar diet.


bbc--2020-12-01--Covid vaccine: Rumours thrive amid trickle of pandemic facts

The World Health Organization ( WHO ) says the world 's not only fighting the pandemic , but also what @ @ @ @ @ '' - where an overload of information , some of it false , makes it @ @ @ @ @ decisions about their health .

"And one of the big anxieties is safety. So we can talk about the safety processes and the fact that those tried and tested processes are being followed carefully, with shortcuts in other parts of the long development process."