bbc--2020-10-26--Australia seeks Qatar response after female passengers strip-searched

`` My legs were just wobbling .
I was terrified they were going to take me away somewhere .
Why @ @ @ @ @ us what was going on ? ''
she said , adding that airplane staff later @ @ @ @ @ know what was happening .

"My legs were just wobbling. I was terrified they were going to take me away somewhere. Why didn't they explain to us what was going on?" she said, adding that airplane staff later told her they didn't know what was happening.


bbc--2020-10-26--Pakistan's PM asks Facebook to ban Islamophobic content

`` Given the rampant abuse and vilification of Muslims on social media platforms , I would ask you to place @ @ @ @ @ and hate against Islam for Facebook that you have put in place for the Holocaust @ @ @ @ @

"Given the rampant abuse and vilification of Muslims on social media platforms, I would ask you to place a similar ban on Islamophobia and hate against Islam for Facebook that you have put in place for the Holocaust," he said.


bbc--2020-10-26--Belarus protests: Nationwide strike to go ahead, says opposition leader

`` Today the regime has once again shown Belarusians that violence is the only thing it is capable of , @ @ @ @ @ a social media post , adding : `` Therefore tomorrow , October 26 , a @ @ @ @ @ ''

She issued three demands from a location in Lithuania, where she has been in exile since August. In addition to Mr Lukashenko's resignation, she demanded an immediate end to police brutality and the release of all political prisoners.


bbc--2020-10-26--Covid in Australia: Melbourne to exit 112-day lockdown

Mr Andrews praised the state 's six million residents , saying : `` Fundamentally , this belongs to every single @ @ @ @ @ rules , stayed the course , worked with me and my team , to bring @ @ @ @ @ end . ''

Mr Andrews praised the state's six million residents, saying: "Fundamentally, this belongs to every single Victorian who has followed the rules, stayed the course, worked with me and my team, to bring this second wave to an end."


bbc--2020-10-26--Nagorno-Karabakh conflict: US-brokered ceasefire frays soon after starting

Congratulations to Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan and Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev , who just agreed to adhere to a @ @ @ @ @ .
Many lives will be saved .
Proud of my team @ SecPompeo & Steve @ @ @ @ @ getting the deal done !

Conditions are pretty basic but for these refugees there is only one problem with where they have been living for the past 30 years - it isn't home. When I arrived I found them glued to the TV waiting for news about the villages and towns being taken by the Azerbaijani army. Finally, they tell me, this could be our chance to go home.


bbc--2020-10-26--'I went to school and woke up in intensive care'

In 2019 , hundreds of school children in Malaysia became seriously ill when they inhaled toxic gases from up to @ @ @ @ @ that were dumped illegally into a river .
BBC World Service 's Olivia Le Poidevin @ @ @ @ @ meet some of the children who say they ’ re still suffering long-term effects because @ @ @ @ @ Malaysian government says it 's doing more to tackle the problem of illegal waste dumping @ @ @ @ @ taking legal action against it .

In 2019, hundreds of school children in Malaysia became seriously ill when they inhaled toxic gases from up to 40 tonnes of chemical waste that were dumped illegally into a river.
BBC World Service's Olivia Le Poidevin visited Pasir Gudang, to meet some of the children who say they’re still suffering long-term effects because of what happened.
The Malaysian government says it's doing more to tackle the problem of illegal waste dumping, but some families are taking legal action against it.
Producer: Heather Chen
Graphics: Davies Surya


bbc--2020-10-26--Egypt sex attacks fuel 'feminist revolution'

`` I got so angry and frustrated with what was going on , it had reached a ludicrous level , @ @ @ @ @ will ever be made right until men take accountability for their actions and put others @ @ @ @ @

"I got so angry and frustrated with what was going on, it had reached a ludicrous level, I don't think it will ever be made right until men take accountability for their actions and put others on the spot."


bbc--2020-10-26--The explosive problem of 'zombie' batteries

And those sorts of batteries are a growing menace .
Between April 2019 and March 2020 , lithium-ion batteries were @ @ @ @ @ 250 fires at waste facilities .
That is 38 % of all fires , up @ @ @ @ @ the previous year , according to the latest data from ESA .

And those sorts of batteries are a growing menace. Between April 2019 and March 2020, lithium-ion batteries were suspected to have caused around 250 fires at waste facilities. That is 38% of all fires, up from 25% compared to the previous year, according to the latest data from ESA.


bbc--2020-10-26--Tanzania elections: Why pop stars are hailing President Magufuli

But he has not had any songs banned over the last three years - and appears to mask any criticism @ @ @ @ @ difficult to pin down exactly what he is referencing .

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bbc--2020-10-26--My Money: 'We haven't got Covid here yet'

I will never learn to control how much I drink and today 's hangover confirmed I had way too much @ @ @ @ @ ordered a vegan bagel from Kayu Café which took around three hours to eat , @ @ @ @ @ only enough energy to stare at the garden ( things that are alive and thriving @ @ @ @ @ I 'm suffering a painful death ) and to cook an evening meal , I @ @ @ @ @ favourite comfort food .
My Mum 's tuna pasta bake .
Since tuna is extremely @ @ @ @ @ and that I follow a strict low FODMAP ( fermentable oligo- , di- , mono-saccharides @ @ @ @ @ veggie diet , I made the whole thing from scratch and successfully used every item @ @ @ @ @ 's Fab 's job to eat the food , and clean up after me ha @ @ @ @ @ 've made this and it wo n't be the last !
Over half the tray @ @ @ @ @

I will never learn to control how much I drink and today's hangover confirmed I had way too much fun last night. I ordered a vegan bagel from Kayu Café which took around three hours to eat, whilst binge-watching Suits. With only enough energy to stare at the garden (things that are alive and thriving make me feel better when I'm suffering a painful death) and to cook an evening meal, I decided upon my childhood ultimate favourite comfort food. My Mum's tuna pasta bake. Since tuna is extremely unsustainable to eat nowadays, and that I follow a strict low FODMAP (fermentable oligo-, di-, mono-saccharides and polyols), dairy-free veggie diet, I made the whole thing from scratch and successfully used every item of the kitchen (it's Fab's job to eat the food, and clean up after me ha!) First time I've made this and it won't be the last! Over half the tray left for lunch tomorrow.


bbc--2020-10-25--'I don't know how the goal was disallowed' - Arteta anger as Leicester win at Arsenal

Last updated on .From the section Premier League Jamie Vardy came off the bench to score a customary goal against Arsenal and send Leicester to within a point of the Premier League summit with a first win at the Gunners ' home since 1973 .
The former England international headed home fellow substitute Cengiz Under 's smart pass to bring up a remarkable 11th Premier League goal against Arsenal in 12 appearances .
Only Wayne Rooney , with 12 , has more goals .
Until Vardy 's arrival Leicester had barely threatened but they have now won their opening three @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
• None The big name for big games - Vardy 's at it again Arsenal were disappointing and , despite dominating possession and having 12 shots on goal , never looked like seriously testing Leicester goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel as they slipped to a first home league defeat of 2020 .
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta criticised the decision to disallow an Alexandre Lacazette header for offside early in the first half .
`` I 'm really disappointed .
We had it in our hands in the first half and I do n't know @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
`` They caught us with space at the back and in that moment we lost the game . ''
Four summers ago Arsenal tried to prise Vardy away from Leicester and he continues to pile on the regret with every game .
He had only 11 touches after replacing Dennis Praet , but still scored the winner and was only denied a second by the head of Bernd Leno as he raced through on goal late on .
Leicester lined up with no forward at all in his absence , with winger @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and their lack of cutting edge meant James Maddison had all four of their efforts , all from outside the area , before number nine Vardy came on .
Their improvement was as marked as it was predictable with Vardy on the field , and it was no surprise when they grabbed the lead .
Youri Tielemans ' excellent pass over the top freed Under , and he squared for the free Vardy to score with a stooping header .
There is no more clinical player in the Premier League .
Vardy has @ @ @ @ @ @ @ this season - 20 fewer than Liverpool 's Mohamed Salah and one fewer than the champions ' full-back Trent Alexander-Arnold .
Last season Leicester capitulated from a position which seemed certain to deliver Champions League football , when they were 14 points ahead of Manchester United at the start of February .
Could they seal the deal this time around ?
Arsenal thought they had scored in the opening minutes when Lacazette headed in from a corner , but Granit Xhaka and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang were both offside .
From that point Arsenal controlled @ @ @ @ @ @ @ but , despite Kieran Tierney raiding with intent down the left , they struggled to bust open the organised visitors .
Arsenal had 11 shots in the first half but Schmeichel 's only save of note came from the one effort after the break , pushing out a decent volley from Hector Bellerin .
Aubameyang , who has now gone five Premier League games without a goal for the first time , was largely anonymous .
Thomas Partey made a much-vaunted full league debut in midfield but was not alone in failing to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ slowly at times .
They have scored only eight goals in six league games this season .
They have managed fewer at this stage in one of the previous 20 campaigns , when they scored five goals in 2015-16 .
'We deserved it ' - what they said Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta told BBC Sport : `` The game the way it went , I felt we had total control in the first half and restricted them to nothing .
We were winning every ball , created a few chances and scored a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ got disallowed .
They defended deeper in the second half , waiting for the mistake and in one moment they did it , '' Against this block , against well-organised teams , when you open them up you have to put the ball in the back of the net .
They were similar against Manchester City , they scored with two set-pieces and credit to them for what they have done but our players responded and I feel sorry for them . ''
Leicester manager Brendan Rodgers told BBC Sport : `` The @ @ @ @ @ @ @ players , you have to deny them space .
You set up slightly different for the game .
They executed it really well .
`` We deserved it , we played against a really good side and have players who can run in behind .
To keep a clean sheet and play with the quality and calmness was good . ''
• None Leicester picked up their first win at Arsenal since September 1973 , ending a run of 27 games in all competitions .
• None This was Leicester 's fourth victory @ @ @ @ @ @ @ their joint-highest after six games of a top-flight campaign , having also won four of their opening six in 2000-01 .
• None Arsenal striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang has gone five league matches without a goal for the first time since November 2014 , while playing for Borussia Dortmund .
• None Bukayo Saka made his 50th appearance for Arsenal , with 31 of those coming in the 38 games the Gunners have played under Mikel Arteta .

Last updated on .From the section Premier League
Jamie Vardy has scored five goals at Emirates Stadium in the Premier League, the most of any visiting player
Jamie Vardy came off the bench to score a customary goal against Arsenal and send Leicester to within a point of the Premier League summit with a first win at the Gunners' home since 1973.
Vardy, 33, had missed two games with a calf injury but was reintroduced after a largely sterile opening hour at Emirates Stadium and promptly ended a 262-minute Leicester goal drought in the league.
The former England international headed home fellow substitute Cengiz Under's smart pass to bring up a remarkable 11th Premier League goal against Arsenal in 12 appearances. Only Wayne Rooney, with 12, has more goals.
Until Vardy's arrival Leicester had barely threatened but they have now won their opening three away league games for the first time.
Arsenal were disappointing and, despite dominating possession and having 12 shots on goal, never looked like seriously testing Leicester goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel as they slipped to a first home league defeat of 2020.
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta criticised the decision to disallow an Alexandre Lacazette header for offside early in the first half.
"I'm really disappointed. We had it in our hands in the first half and I don't know how the hell the goal was disallowed.
"They caught us with space at the back and in that moment we lost the game."
Tim Cahill questions why VAR did not reverse Alexandre Lacazette's disallowed goal
The scourge of Arsenal
Four summers ago Arsenal tried to prise Vardy away from Leicester and he continues to pile on the regret with every game.
He had only 11 touches after replacing Dennis Praet, but still scored the winner and was only denied a second by the head of Bernd Leno as he raced through on goal late on.
Leicester lined up with no forward at all in his absence, with winger Harvey Barnes nominally playing up front, and their lack of cutting edge meant James Maddison had all four of their efforts, all from outside the area, before number nine Vardy came on.
Their improvement was as marked as it was predictable with Vardy on the field, and it was no surprise when they grabbed the lead.
Youri Tielemans' excellent pass over the top freed Under, and he squared for the free Vardy to score with a stooping header.
There is no more clinical player in the Premier League. Vardy has scored six goals from just nine shots this season - 20 fewer than Liverpool's Mohamed Salah and one fewer than the champions' full-back Trent Alexander-Arnold.
Last season Leicester capitulated from a position which seemed certain to deliver Champions League football, when they were 14 points ahead of Manchester United at the start of February. Could they seal the deal this time around?
Predictable Gunners firing blanks
Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta bemoans decision to rule out Lacazette goal
Arsenal thought they had scored in the opening minutes when Lacazette headed in from a corner, but Granit Xhaka and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang were both offside.
From that point Arsenal controlled the game for the most part, but, despite Kieran Tierney raiding with intent down the left, they struggled to bust open the organised visitors.
Arsenal had 11 shots in the first half but Schmeichel's only save of note came from the one effort after the break, pushing out a decent volley from Hector Bellerin.
Aubameyang, who has now gone five Premier League games without a goal for the first time, was largely anonymous.
Thomas Partey made a much-vaunted full league debut in midfield but was not alone in failing to shine as Arsenal moved the ball painfully slowly at times.
They have scored only eight goals in six league games this season. They have managed fewer at this stage in one of the previous 20 campaigns, when they scored five goals in 2015-16.
'We deserved it' - what they said
Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta told BBC Sport: "The game the way it went, I felt we had total control in the first half and restricted them to nothing. We were winning every ball, created a few chances and scored a goal I don't know how it got disallowed. They defended deeper in the second half, waiting for the mistake and in one moment they did it,
"Against this block, against well-organised teams, when you open them up you have to put the ball in the back of the net. They were similar against Manchester City, they scored with two set-pieces and credit to them for what they have done but our players responded and I feel sorry for them."
Manager Brendan Rodgers praises impact of Leicester substitute Cengiz Under
Leicester manager Brendan Rodgers told BBC Sport: "The boys were outstanding - against top quality players, you have to deny them space. You set up slightly different for the game. They executed it really well.
"We deserved it, we played against a really good side and have players who can run in behind. To keep a clean sheet and play with the quality and calmness was good."
28th time lucky - the stats
Leicester picked up their first win at Arsenal since September 1973, ending a run of 27 games in all competitions.
This was Leicester's fourth victory in the Premier League this season, their joint-highest after six games of a top-flight campaign, having also won four of their opening six in 2000-01.
Arsenal striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang has gone five league matches without a goal for the first time since November 2014, while playing for Borussia Dortmund.
Bukayo Saka made his 50th appearance for Arsenal, with 31 of those coming in the 38 games the Gunners have played under Mikel Arteta.
Player of the match Vardy Jamie Vardy with an average of 8.72 Arsenal Arsenal Arsenal
Leicester Leicester City Leicester City Arsenal Avg Squad number 3 Player name Tierney Average rating 4.40 Squad number 18 Player name Partey Average rating 4.08 Squad number 23 Player name David Luiz Average rating 3.88 Squad number 6 Player name Gabriel Magalhães Average rating 3.87 Squad number 7 Player name Saka Average rating 3.79 Squad number 1 Player name Leno Average rating 3.78 Squad number 2 Player name Bellerín Average rating 3.60 Squad number 34 Player name Xhaka Average rating 3.42 Squad number 14 Player name Aubameyang Average rating 3.39 Squad number 8 Player name Dani Ceballos Average rating 3.28 Squad number 9 Player name Lacazette Average rating 3.18 Squad number 30 Player name Nketiah Average rating 3.04 Squad number 19 Player name Pépé Average rating 2.99 Squad number 20 Player name Mustafi Average rating 2.86 Leicester City Avg Squad number 9 Player name Vardy Average rating 8.72 Squad number 19 Player name Ünder Average rating 7.99 Squad number 3 Player name Fofana Average rating 7.97 Squad number 6 Player name Evans Average rating 7.73 Squad number 1 Player name Schmeichel Average rating 7.64 Squad number 24 Player name Mendy Average rating 7.63 Squad number 8 Player name Tielemans Average rating 7.62 Squad number 10 Player name Maddison Average rating 7.48 Squad number 27 Player name Castagne Average rating 7.44 Squad number 28 Player name Fuchs Average rating 7.35 Squad number 15 Player name Barnes Average rating 7.33 Squad number 11 Player name Albrighton Average rating 7.30 Squad number 2 Player name Justin Average rating 7.25 Squad number 26 Player name Praet Average rating 7.07


bbc--2020-10-26--Geoghegan Hart leading way for new generation, says Brailsford

Last updated on .From the section Cycling Giro d'Italia winner Tao Geoghegan Hart is `` leading the way '' for a new generation of young cyclists , says his Ineos Grenadiers team principal Sir Dave Brailsford .
Chris Froome was the first , in 2018 at the age of 33 .
`` I think one of Tao 's great attributes is that he 's a great racer , '' Brailsford told BBC Radio 5 Live .
`` He 's got a nose for it , he can feel a race .
It 's something really cool about a whole new @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and they 're really , really good racers .
It 's very fun to watch .
`` The sport 's changing , it 's getting more dynamic , so he 's leading the way , really , for a new generation of youngsters , which is incredibly exciting to see . ''
• None From Hackney to Milan - Britain 's new cycling star Brailsford , who believes the `` sky is the limit '' for Geoghegan Hart , added : `` I think you get a lot of youngsters come along and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the very top , but a certain few have that grit and determination , I think .
`` That 's what sets a lot of them apart - they 've got the hunger , they 've got the desire that keeps them coming back .
`` In Tao 's case , he 's got that grit and determination , without a doubt .
`` He 's an intelligent young man , he 's quite calm and he takes everything in his stride step by step , and very balanced .
I think he @ @ @ @ @ @ @ incredible physical ability and off he goes . ''
Geoghegan Hart is the fifth British man - alongside Froome , Bradley Wiggins , Geraint Thomas and Simon Yates - to win a Grand Tour .
In only his fourth Grand Tour , Geoghegan Hart began the race as one of Thomas ' domestiques and was in 126th place after the opening stage .
But he won Saturday 's stage 20 to share the lead with Jai Hindley before the final stage , in which he finished 39 seconds ahead of the Australian in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 's an exhilarating story , because back when we launched Team Sky in London , we did a ride around Richmond Park and Tao bunked off school for the day and he came along , '' said Brailsford .
`` He rode behind the guys , behind Bradley and other guys and his ambition was to try to be a pro cyclist and make the team .
`` He was only a very young boy then .
Here we are 10 years later and he 's won the Tour of Italy .
It @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on Eurosport , former Tour de France winner Wiggins said : `` He 's just the nicest guy .
He 's never once said he 's going to do this .
He just wanted to be a professional cyclist and emulate his heroes .
`` In some ways , he 'll think he 's not worthy of it and does n't really deserve it .
He wo n't change from this , this will do him .
He 'll retire happy now if he wanted to .
That 's my worry .
`` @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and gets the opportunity to do it in the Tour de France and we can talk about him for the next 10 years .
`` He 's a worthy , worthy champion and everything this country needs as a role model in sport .
`` This guy is young .
I hope Tao gets his reward and his standing in this sport . ''
Geoghegan Hart grew up in Hackney in east London , where he joined Cycling Club Hackney .
He is also a keen swimmer and at the age of 13 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ who swam across the English Channel .
He initially joined Team Sky as a stagiaire ( amateur rider ) in 2015 and later signed for the British team , competing full-time on the top-tier World Tour since 2017 .
He has remained with the team , who became Ineos in 2019 , ever since .
His previous best finish at a Grand Tour was 20th at the Vuelta a Espana in 2019 .

Last updated on .From the section Cycling
Sir Dave Brailsford says the "sky is the limit" for Tao Geoghegan Hart
Giro d'Italia winner Tao Geoghegan Hart is "leading the way" for a new generation of young cyclists, says his Ineos Grenadiers team principal Sir Dave Brailsford.
The 25-year-old is only the second British man to win the Giro, taking the title in Milan on Sunday.
Chris Froome was the first, in 2018 at the age of 33.
"I think one of Tao's great attributes is that he's a great racer," Brailsford told BBC Radio 5 Live.
"He's got a nose for it, he can feel a race. It's something really cool about a whole new generation of young guys coming along now and they're really, really good racers. It's very fun to watch.
"The sport's changing, it's getting more dynamic, so he's leading the way, really, for a new generation of youngsters, which is incredibly exciting to see."
Brailsford, who believes the "sky is the limit" for Geoghegan Hart, added: "I think you get a lot of youngsters come along and they like the idea of being at the very top, but a certain few have that grit and determination, I think.
"That's what sets a lot of them apart - they've got the hunger, they've got the desire that keeps them coming back.
"In Tao's case, he's got that grit and determination, without a doubt.
"He's an intelligent young man, he's quite calm and he takes everything in his stride step by step, and very balanced. I think he's put that all together with his incredible physical ability and off he goes."
Geoghegan Hart is the fifth British man - alongside Froome, Bradley Wiggins, Geraint Thomas and Simon Yates - to win a Grand Tour.
In only his fourth Grand Tour, Geoghegan Hart began the race as one of Thomas' domestiques and was in 126th place after the opening stage.
But he won Saturday's stage 20 to share the lead with Jai Hindley before the final stage, in which he finished 39 seconds ahead of the Australian in the 15.7km time trial.
"It's an exhilarating story, because back when we launched Team Sky in London, we did a ride around Richmond Park and Tao bunked off school for the day and he came along," said Brailsford.
"He rode behind the guys, behind Bradley and other guys and his ambition was to try to be a pro cyclist and make the team.
"He was only a very young boy then. Here we are 10 years later and he's won the Tour of Italy. It's a fairytale story."
British Giro d'Italia winner Tao Geoghegan Hart speaks to 5 Live
Geoghegan Hart told 5 Live that riding at the launch is a "great memory" and shows the legacy of the team in "inspiring young kids to take up cycling really rings true".
He added: "I'm proud to be the first cyclist from central London for quite a while and I'm hoping I can inspire more kids in the future to take up the sport or any sport."
Meawhile, former Tour de France winner Wiggins told Eurosport: "He's just the nicest guy. He's never once said he's going to do this. He just wanted to be a professional cyclist and emulate his heroes.
"In some ways, he'll think he's not worthy of it and doesn't really deserve it. He won't change from this, this will do him. He'll retire happy now if he wanted to. That's my worry.
"I hope he kicks on from this and gets the opportunity to do it in the Tour de France and we can talk about him for the next 10 years.
"He's a worthy, worthy champion and everything this country needs as a role model in sport.
"This guy is young. I hope Tao gets his reward and his standing in this sport."
When asked about Wiggins' comments, Geoghegan Hart said he "doesn't have a crystal ball" as to whether this will be the pinnacle of his career, but is already looking forward to targets next year, including the road race at the rescheduled Tokyo Olympics.
"I haven't won a whole lot in my career, I'd just like to keep winning," he added.
"It's been a massive privilege and a lot of fun, the last few weeks with the team."
Who is Tao Geoghegan Hart?
Geoghegan Hart grew up in Hackney in east London, where he joined Cycling Club Hackney.
He is also a keen swimmer and at the age of 13 was part of a group of teenagers who swam across the English Channel.
He initially joined Team Sky as a stagiaire (amateur rider) in 2015 and later signed for the British team, competing full-time on the top-tier World Tour since 2017.
He has remained with the team, who became Ineos in 2019, ever since.
His previous best finish at a Grand Tour was 20th at the Vuelta a Espana in 2019.


bbc--2020-10-26--Dodgers beat Rays 4-2 to move to one game from clinching World Series

Last updated on .From the section Baseball The Los Angeles Dodgers moved to within one win of their first Major League Baseball World Series title in 32 years with a 4-2 victory over the Tampa Bay Rays .
The Dodgers can clinch the series in game six on Tuesday ( 00:08 GMT Wednesday in the UK ) .
`` Tonight was a grind , all the way through , '' said Kershaw .
`` My slider was n't as good as it was in game one .
But I stuck with the game plan . ''
The pressure was on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 2017 and 2018 finals , after a couple of errors saw them slip to an 8-7 defeat in game four on Saturday in Arlington , Texas , which is hosting the best-of-seven series .
But Kershaw , a three-time winner of the Cy Young Award for MLB 's best pitcher , pitched five-and-two-third innings , giving up two runs on five hits .
His six strikeouts took his career post-season tally to a record 207 , overtaking the 205 of Justin Verlander from the Houston Astros .
`` It is very exciting , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ win one more .
I am going to keep it together for one more game , '' he said .

Last updated on .From the section Baseball
Clayton Kershaw's performance was key for the Dodgers
The Los Angeles Dodgers moved to within one win of their first Major League Baseball World Series title in 32 years with a 4-2 victory over the Tampa Bay Rays.
Joc Pederson and Max Muncy homered for the Dodgers and star pitcher Clayton Kershaw notched a 13th post-season win.
The Dodgers can clinch the series in game six on Tuesday (00:08 GMT Wednesday in the UK).
"Tonight was a grind, all the way through," said Kershaw.
"My slider wasn't as good as it was in game one. But I stuck with the game plan."
The pressure was on the Dodgers, who lost in the 2017 and 2018 finals, after a couple of errors saw them slip to an 8-7 defeat in game four on Saturday in Arlington, Texas, which is hosting the best-of-seven series.
But Kershaw, a three-time winner of the Cy Young Award for MLB's best pitcher, pitched five-and-two-third innings, giving up two runs on five hits.
His six strikeouts took his career post-season tally to a record 207, overtaking the 205 of Justin Verlander from the Houston Astros.
"It is very exciting, but at same time we got to win one more. I am going to keep it together for one more game," he said.


bbc--2020-10-26--US election 2020: What the US election will mean for the UK

Some reckon there might just be more of the same .
For the UK , that would mean reasonably warm @ @ @ @ @ between the president and a prime minister he once called `` Britain Trump '' .
@ @ @ @ @ noises about Brexit and a future trade deal .
But there would likely also be @ @ @ @ @ as relations with China or Iran .

Some reckon there might just be more of the same. For the UK, that would mean reasonably warm personal relations at the top between the president and a prime minister he once called "Britain Trump". There would be more positive noises about Brexit and a future trade deal. But there would likely also be more disputes over policy such as relations with China or Iran.


bbc--2020-09-29--Why we might have to wait for a result

Why we might have to wait for a result

After polls close in the US presidential election , it could take days or even weeks to find out if Joe Biden or Donald Trump has won .
When do we usually get a US election result ?
US presidents are not decided by the national vote , but by winning enough states .
The winner in each state takes a certain number of `` electoral votes '' based roughly on the size of its population .
To win the White House , 270 electoral votes are needed .
Why could postal voting delay the US election result ?
It @ @ @ @ @ @ @ voting by post to certain people - such as the over 65s , people who are ill , or those away from the state .
But the practice is now widely permitted in a majority of states .
There is concern over whether the service will be able to cope with the volume of ballots and that the delivery of many could be delayed .
But some states like California will accept votes as long as they are sent by the day of the election , even if they arrive weeks later .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ took more than a month to count .
Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton stretched her lead in the nationwide popular vote , but Mr Trump had already won enough states to secure the presidency .
Could there be delays at polling stations ?
The majority of people will vote on 3 November , and it is expected that fewer polling stations than usual will be open and concerns have been raised about worker shortages .
Will Trump and Biden accept the result ?
Hillary Clinton , who stood against President Trump in 2016 , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on election night `` under any circumstances because I think this is going to drag out '' .
What happens if the election result is not accepted ?
It took 36 days and the Supreme Court to decide against a recount to settle the contest in favour of Republican George W Bush .
Various legal challenges could emerge this year - including everything from the identification requirements for postal voting , to the legality of Covid-related changes to voting .

US election 2020: When will we know the result? Published 4 November 2020
The polls have closed in the US presidential election but the race for the White House between Donald Trump and Joe Biden is still unresolved. Why?
It was always possible that we would not get a result on election night.
Millions more Americans have been voting by post due to coronavirus, which means a delay in counting all the votes was always likely.
When do we usually get a US election result?
The result is usually clear on the night of the election.
Different states stop voting at different times. The first polls closed on the East Coast at 19:00 local time (00:00 GMT).
This was followed by a running total of votes as they were reported in each state.
The full count is never completed on election night - that is normal - but enough votes are usually in to confirm a winner.
A state is "projected" by major US media outlets when they believe one candidate has an unbeatable lead.
That's not the final result but it nearly always proves to be correct when all the votes are counted.
This video can not be played To play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser. Media caption, The president of the United States is not chosen directly by voters, but by what's known as the electoral college
US presidents are not decided by the national vote, but by winning enough states.
The winner in each state takes a certain number of "electoral votes" based roughly on the size of its population.
To win the White House, 270 electoral votes are needed.
In 2016, the election was called for Donald Trump at about 02:30 EST (07:30 GMT), after victory in Wisconsin put him over the 270.
Why is this year different?
The coronavirus pandemic means more people than ever are voting early, either by post or in person.
Postal votes typically take longer to count as they have to go through more steps to be verified, such as a signature and address check.
Some states such as Florida allowed this process to start weeks before election day, so the votes were ready to be counted.
That's why we have that prize already given tonight - to the president.
What states are we waiting on?
The race is coming down to a few states such as Arizona, Georgia, Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania.
These states could be crucial - but don't expect to get winners in all of them any time soon.
Pennsylvania and Wisconsin don't allow early votes to be processed until polling day, and election officials have warned that counts could take days.
Other key states such as Arizona, Georgia and Michigan are also still in the balance.
Arizona appears to be leaning towards Biden, and it would be the first time since 1996 that a Democrat won there.
If Biden is successful in Arizona, he would then need to win two of the three so-called "blue wall" states - Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania - to secure victory.
Although the former vice-president currently trails in all three, there are lots of postal votes still to count, and more Democrats have voted this way than Republicans.
Georgia is also in the balance, which has been safely Republican in recent years.
We are still waiting on Texas and North Carolina too, but they look to be safely in Trump's hands.
What else is delaying the count?
About half of states will accept postal ballots that arrive after election day, as long as they are postmarked by 3 November, so some votes won't be counted until days after the election.
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There's also expected to be a rise in provisional ballots - votes cast by people who requested a postal ballot but decided to vote in person instead.
And these won't be included in the initial count, as they require checks to ensure people don't vote twice.
How are votes counted?
Most ballots - paper or digital - are counted by machines.
But poll workers need to check any paper ballots the machines fail to process.
After polls close, the voting data will be transferred to a central election headquarters - a city hall or similar location.
Image source, Getty Images Image caption, A voting machine used in California
Sometimes, this is done electronically.
But elsewhere, memory devices holding the voting data must be physically delivered or the results read out over the phone.
Once the vote tallies are delivered, they'll often start to show up on a state's official website.
In other cases, journalists are told the tallies by state election officials and report these results.
When enough votes have been tallied from across a state to determine an unbeatable lead, news organisations call a winning presidential candidate for that state.
These unofficial results are certified only weeks later, when confirmed by state officials.
The final vote tallies can shift between the first count and these certified results but not drastically.
What happens if the election results are disputed?
The pandemic has already led to more than 300 election law cases in 44 states, according the Stanford-MIT healthy-elections project.
And the presidential vote could see legal challenges over everything from identification requirements for postal voting to Covid-related changes to polling systems.
President Trump says the election result could end up in the US Supreme Court.
In 2000, Democrat Al Gore lost Florida and the presidential election by 537 out of a total of almost six million votes.


bbc--2020-10-26--US election 2020 polls: Who is ahead - Trump or Biden?

On his own health , 72 % of respondents said that Mr Trump did not take the `` risk of @ @ @ @ @ , '' while the same number said he failed to take `` the appropriate precautions @ @ @ @ @ personal health '' .

On his own health, 72% of respondents said that Mr Trump did not take the "risk of contracting the virus seriously enough," while the same number said he failed to take "the appropriate precautions when it came to his personal health".


bbc--2020-10-27--Amy Coney Barrett confirmed to US Supreme Court

The Kentucky senator said : `` We do n't have any doubt , do we , that if the shoe @ @ @ @ @ , they 'd be confirming .
You ca n't win them all , and elections @ @ @ @

But Republican Senate leader Mitch McConnell said on Monday: "We don't have any doubt, do we, that if the shoe was on the other foot, they'd be confirming. You can't win them all, and elections have consequences."


bbc--2020-10-26--The Countdown: Gen Z, why they vote and Amy v Hillary memes

`` We can not continue to have the race relations that we have without building some kind of unity and @ @ @ @ @ Biden and Kamala Harris ] are the symbol of peace and hope for our future @ @ @ @ @ are going to continue to go downhill . ''

"We cannot continue to have the race relations that we have without building some kind of unity and I feel like [Joe Biden and Kamala Harris] are the symbol of peace and hope for our future; if not, things are going to continue to go downhill."


bbc--2020-10-26--US election 2020: Could postal voting upend the US election?

Millions of Americans are voting by mail for the first time .
Different deadlines and legal challenges will add to @ @ @ @ @ for the White House this year .

Millions of Americans are voting by mail for the first time. Different deadlines and legal challenges will add to the uncertainty in the race for the White House this year.
Narrated by Ritu Prasad, produced by Franz Strasser.


bbc--2020-10-26--'Living in Meghan's shoes' helped Prince Harry see racial bias

Speaking about the incident during the protest in June , Mr Hutchinson said : `` We were pleased that we @ @ @ @ @ a serious , serious situation .
Yeah , I would do it for anybody and @ @ @ @ @ and time again .
It 's just not something you think about . ''

The duke said: "For men who are isolated by themselves this can be a really dark place, unless you know the different solutions or different distractions that you can put into your life, whether it's going for a great walk or a run or just doing something that keeps you mentally and physically fit."


bbc--2020-10-26--Water on the Moon could sustain a lunar base

And while there have previously been signs of water on the lunar surface , these new discoveries suggest it is @ @ @ @ @ .
`` It gives us more options for potential water sources on the Moon , @ @ @ @ @ a planetary scientist from the Open University in Milton Keynes , told BBC News .

And while there have previously been signs of water on the lunar surface, these new discoveries suggest it is more abundant than previously thought. "It gives us more options for potential water sources on the Moon," said Hannah Sargeant, a planetary scientist from the Open University in Milton Keynes, told BBC News.


bbc--2020-10-26--Covid: Belgian doctors with coronavirus asked to keep working

The Czech Republic has also introduced a night-time curfew , which came into effect on Tuesday at midnight for a @ @ @ @ @ allowed to leave the house between 21:00 and 04:59 each night except to travel to @ @ @ @ @ medical reasons or a few other exceptions .
All shops will be shut on Sundays @ @ @ @ @ every other evening .

The Czech Republic has also introduced a night-time curfew, which came into effect on Tuesday at midnight for a week. Nobody will be allowed to leave the house between 21:00 and 04:59 each night except to travel to and from work, for medical reasons or a few other exceptions. All shops will be shut on Sundays and will close at 20:00 on other days.


bbc--2020-10-26--Stock markets slide as Covid-19 cases rise

`` Right now we 're well behind this virus in Europe , so getting ahead of it is going to @ @ @ @ @ what we do , '' he said .

"Right now we're well behind this virus in Europe, so getting ahead of it is going to take some serious acceleration in what we do," he said.


bbc--2020-10-26--Toymakers expect strong Christmas sales despite coronavirus

`` As we 've seen in previous economically challenged times , parents will sometimes forego their own needs to make @ @ @ @ @ this crazy , stressful year , parents might just go overboard and splurge on their @ @ @ @ @ , '' she said .

"As we've seen in previous economically challenged times, parents will sometimes forego their own needs to make their children happy. In this crazy, stressful year, parents might just go overboard and splurge on their kids -if they have money," she said.


bbc--2020-10-26--Poland abortion ruling: Protesters block roads across country

There are just over 1,000 legal abortions every year in Poland , but women 's groups say the number of @ @ @ @ @ abroad could be between 80,000 and 120,000 .

There are just over 1,000 legal abortions every year in Poland, but women's groups say the number of abortions carried out illegally or abroad could be between 80,000 and 120,000.


bbc--2020-10-26--Turkey's Erdogan urges French goods boycott amid Islam row

But Turkey is not the only country to criticise Mr Macron 's comments .
Pakistan 's Prime Minister Imran Khan @ @ @ @ @ `` attacking Islam '' in a tweet on Sunday , while French products have been @ @ @ @ @ Kuwait , Jordan and Qatar .
There have also been protests in a number of @ @ @ @ @ Iraq , Libya and Syria .

But Turkey is not the only country to criticise Mr Macron's comments. Pakistan's Prime Minister Imran Khan accused the French president of "attacking Islam" in a tweet on Sunday, while French products have been removed from some shops in Kuwait, Jordan and Qatar. There have also been protests in a number of countries, including Bangladesh, Iraq, Libya and Syria.


bbc--2020-10-26--Syria war: 'Russian air strikes kill dozens' in Idlib

When the ceasefire was announced , Turkey said it reserved the right to `` retaliate with all its strength '' @ @ @ @ @ allied to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad .

When the ceasefire was announced, Turkey said it reserved the right to "retaliate with all its strength" against any attack by forces allied to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.


bbc--2020-10-26--Pakistan's first metro line opens to passengers in Lahore

The metro project led to protests from people concerned it would damage some of Lahore 's most famous landmarks , @ @ @ @ @ , a world heritage site .
More than 600 trees had to be felled along @ @ @

The metro project led to protests from people concerned it would damage some of Lahore's most famous landmarks, in particular the Shalimar Gardens, a world heritage site. More than 600 trees had to be felled along the route.


bbc--2020-10-26--Uber sued by drivers over ‘automated robo-firing'

On Uber 's claims that its termination decisions are made by humans , Mr Ekker said : `` If it @ @ @ @ @ the GDPR says they must have legal grounds to use such technology , and they @ @ @ @ @ to object to an automated decision , which they clearly did not do . ''

On Uber's claims that its termination decisions are made by humans, Mr Ekker said: "If it is automated decision-making, then the GDPR says they must have legal grounds to use such technology, and they must give drivers the possibility to object to an automated decision, which they clearly did not do."


bbc--2020-10-26--South Korean Jehovah's Witnesses start prison work terms

But a Supreme Court ruling in 2018 recognised the need for an alternative service - that did not involve the @ @ @ @ @ weapons - for those with faith-based or conscientious objections .

There is currently also debate over whether the K-pop superstars, such as the band BTS, should be exempt, or allowed to postpone military service so they can continue to perform during their peak years.


bbc--2020-10-26--Ex-paratrooper attempts record jump without parachute

A former paratrooper has attempted to break two world records after jumping from an aircraft into the sea .
John @ @ @ @ @ `` the Flying Fish '' , dropped about 130ft ( 40m ) from a helicopter @ @ @ @ @ Hampshire coast .
Support divers said he was briefly unconscious when he hit the water @ @ @ @ @ as a precaution .

A former paratrooper has attempted to break two world records after jumping from an aircraft into the sea.
John Bream, 34, nicknamed "the Flying Fish", dropped about 130ft (40m) from a helicopter off Hayling Island on the Hampshire coast.
Support divers said he was briefly unconscious when he hit the water and was taken to hospital as a precaution.


bbc--2020-10-26--#A new wildfire rages in California

#A new wildfire rages in California

By midday , the blaze had already burned about 2,000 acres ( 800 hectares ) , the state fire agency @ @ @ @ @ are battling wildfires across the state .

"Firefighters continue to battle flames throughout the night on the Silverado Fire," Orange County Fire Authority said in a Facebook update on Monday night. "More than 8,000 acres have burned but we have no reports of structures lost at this time."


bbc--2020-10-26--Nasa announcement: What is on the Moon?

Nasa announcement: What is on the Moon?

The US space agency , Nasa , has revealed conclusive evidence of water on the Moon .
Unlike previous detections @ @ @ @ @ parts of lunar craters , scientists have now detected the molecule in sunlit regions of @ @ @ @ @ But what does this mean for future missions to the Moon ?
And beyond ?
@ @ @ @ @ the Moon ?

The US space agency, Nasa, has revealed conclusive evidence of water on the Moon.
Unlike previous detections of water in permanently shadowed parts of lunar craters, scientists have now detected the molecule in sunlit regions of the Moon's surface.
Nasa has said it will send the first woman and next man to the lunar surface in 2024.
But what does this new discovery mean for this mission and future missions to the Moon?
What else is on the surface of the Moon?
BBC Science Correspondent Laura Foster explains.
Video by Laura Foster, Terry Saunders and Mattea Bubalo.


bbc--2020-10-26--Composer with dementia hears piece for first time

A piece of music improvised by a composer suffering from dementia has been recorded by the BBC Philharmonic Orchestra and @ @ @ @ @ single .
BBC Breakfast was there for the moment 80-year-old Paul Harvey heard the full @ @ @ @ @ the first time .

A piece of music improvised by a composer suffering from dementia has been recorded by the BBC Philharmonic Orchestra and is being released as a single.
BBC Breakfast was there for the moment 80-year-old Paul Harvey heard the full version of his piece for the first time.


bbc--2020-10-26--Covid-19: How the Czech Republic's response went wrong

`` It 's really disappointing .
I 've felt very angry at times .
Because all of the effort from @ @ @ @ @ gone down the drain .
The virus is still here , and things have gone @ @ @ @ @ '' she told the BBC .

"It's really disappointing. I've felt very angry at times. Because all of the effort from springtime just seems to have gone down the drain. The virus is still here, and things have gone pretty badly since then," she told the BBC.


bbc--2020-10-26--Why Nigerian looters are targeting Covid-19 aid

But the explanation has not been accepted by many of those who did not receive any aid from the authorities @ @ @ @ @ lockdown to limit the spread of coronavirus stopped millions of people from earning their living @

But the explanation has not been accepted by many of those who did not receive any aid from the authorities in the months when the lockdown to limit the spread of coronavirus stopped millions of people from earning their living.


bbc--2020-10-26--Climate change: 'Dangerous and dirty' used cars sold to Africa

`` This is the same story for Zimbabwe .
In fact , around 30 countries of Africa do not have @ @ @ @ @ .
So , any kind of car of any kind of age , can come @ @ @

"This is the same story for Zimbabwe. In fact, around 30 countries of Africa do not have any age limit on cars. So, any kind of car of any kind of age, can come in."


bbc--2020-10-26--Chileans on referendum: 'Chance to make things right'

Fernanda Namur : ' I hope our new constitution will represent the country we truly are' Christian Gostling : 'We need to change the laws' '' I voted against having a new constitution , even though I am in favour of all the things that people are asking for in the protests like better education , healthcare and pensions .
But , they are n't part of the constitution . ''
`` We need to change the laws .
Everything that people are asking for will take too long to achieve because it will take so long to design a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ politicians should be getting on with making reforms now and not caught up in the whole new constitution process .
Mario Bustos Mansilla : 'The result is a sign of hope' '' I am so happy with the result .
Now we have to pick the right people to design a new constitution .
And I am pleased we can do it in a democracy , unlike the last time [ when the constitution was drawn up under military rule ] .
`` Some people worry it will take too long to write @ @ @ @ @ @ @ less than two years .
And I do n't think we will have more violent protests now because we have won and that gives us a sign of hope to the protestors who want justice . ''
Janet Catalan Mulato : 'It would have been better to change the constitution we have' '' It 's going to take ages to write a new one and in the meantime we should be improving things .
There are so many people who have n't even read the one we have and they think it 's @ @ @ @ @ @ @ it will sort out all their problems , but it wo n't . ''
`` There 's so much ignorance around what happens next .
There are all these people out on the streets protesting and it 's not helping us .
They say they are supporting a new constitution but all they are doing is destroying things . ''
Pamela Charad : 'This is our chance to make things right' '' I voted for a new constitution and for the option where we will choose on who will draw it up .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ which the convention would have been 50 % made up by politicians from Congress .

Chileans on referendum: 'Chance to make things right' Published 26 October 2020
Image source, Reuters Image caption, There were celebrations as the "yes" win was announded
Millions of Chileans have voted overwhelmingly to scrap the country's dictatorship-era Constitution and draw up a new one.
Celebrations broke out as the result was announced and many Chileans have high hopes for the new constitution.
Jane Chambers spoke to a selection of people in Santiago about what they voted for, and their expectations.
Fernanda Namur: 'I hope our new constitution will represent the country we truly are'
Organisational psychologist and content creator
Image source, Courtesy Fernanda Namur
"Ever since Pinochet's coup d'etat almost 50 years ago, Chile has been filled with class discrimination, institutionalised inequality, racism and xenophobia.
"Our current constitution was written by the military elite. I really hope our new constitution will finally represent the country we truly are.
"I want the new constitution to represent the young girls who first jumped the turnstiles [during the fare evasion protests which mushroomed into mass anti-government protests which brought about the referendum].
"I hope it represents the [indigenous] Mapuche people and their ancestral rights. I hope it represents our lower class, and gives them a fighting chance in this seemingly rigged game through decent education and accessible medical care.
"It needs to represent our elder citizens, who shouldn't have such miserable pensions."
"It should represent members of the LGBT community who have been murdered in our streets [in homophobic attacks].
"I really want it to represent Chile, and not the story of a country that only existed in the minds of the powerful.
"Even though we won the vote, I think our fight for dignity still has a long way to go."
Christian Gostling: 'We need to change the laws'
Owner of a kiosk selling books
Image source, Jane Chambers
"I voted against having a new constitution, even though I am in favour of all the things that people are asking for in the protests like better education, healthcare and pensions. But, they aren't part of the constitution."
"We need to change the laws. Everything that people are asking for will take too long to achieve because it will take so long to design a new constitution and change things. The politicians should be getting on with making reforms now and not caught up in the whole new constitution process.
"Even though they have won I think the protests will also continue, because they want solutions straight away."
Mario Bustos Mansilla: 'The result is a sign of hope'
Shop owner
Image source, Jane Chambers
"I am so happy with the result. Now we have to pick the right people to design a new constitution. And I am pleased we can do it in a democracy, unlike the last time [when the constitution was drawn up under military rule].
"I want there to be a written record of our basic rights, which for me are education, healthcare, housing. They need to nationalise our water and recognise the rights of our indigenous people.
"Some people worry it will take too long to write, but no constitution is written in less than two years. And I don't think we will have more violent protests now because we have won and that gives us a sign of hope to the protestors who want justice."
Janet Catalan Mulato: 'It would have been better to change the constitution we have'
Housekeeper
Image source, Anna Brown
"I don't think that having a new constitution is a good idea, it would be far better to make changes to the one we currently have.
"It's going to take ages to write a new one and in the meantime we should be improving things. There are so many people who haven't even read the one we have and they think it's going to be so much better and it will sort out all their problems, but it won't."
"There's so much ignorance around what happens next. There are all these people out on the streets protesting and it's not helping us. They say they are supporting a new constitution but all they are doing is destroying things."
Pamela Charad: 'This is our chance to make things right'
Homemaker
Image source, Jane Chambers
"I voted for a new constitution and for the option where we will choose on who will draw it up. I didn't want the option in which the convention would have been 50% made up by politicians from Congress.
"I am fed up with all the politicians. I think we need some new people.
"It's going to be difficult, but at least we should have the option to get together and decide what we want for ourselves and that's why I am here voting.
"There is so much inequality in Chile and things need to be fairer. I want better healthcare and education for everyone.


bbc--2020-10-26--Kane and Son team up to secure win for Spurs once again

Last updated on .From the section Premier League Son Heung-min and Harry Kane linked up yet again for the only goal as Tottenham claimed a fortunate win away to Burnley .
That is the 29th time the pair have combined for a Premier League goal , while Son is now the division 's leading scorer with eight .
Burnley were unfortunate to lose with Ashley Barnes having a goal ruled out for offside and Kane clearing a James Tarkowski header off the line .
Ashley Westwood and Johann Gudmundsson also forced Hugo Lloris into saves .
Sean Dyche 's Clarets @ @ @ @ @ @ @ point , while Spurs move up from 11th to fifth .
Son and Kane have had a good partnership in recent years but this term they seem to have taken it to near telepathic levels .
They have linked up for four goals against Southampton , two against Manchester United and West Ham and now another against Burnley .
Kane appeared to know Son would be there when he flicked Lamela 's corner on and the South Korean made no mistake as he threw himself at the ball to head in .
He @ @ @ @ @ @ @ league , while Kane - who has five goals and eight assists - has been directly involved in 13 goals , the most ever recorded by a player in his team 's first six Premier League games .
They have linked up 29 times for league goals in total .
Only Chelsea 's Didier Drogba and Frank Lampard ( 36 ) have ever managed to do so more often .
Spurs and boss Jose Mourinho will be happy that is the focus of the game , because they had been poor otherwise .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ Burnley several chances with defensive mistakes - and barely created a chance before Son 's goal .
Kane 's main role until then had been to clear a Tarkowski header off his line .
Spurs are the top scorers in the league - they were averaging three goals a game until Monday night 's match - but had perhaps taken criticism of their last league game to heart .
They led that one 3-0 against West Ham after 16 minutes before conceding three times in the final eight minutes to draw 3-3 .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ this time .
Positives to take ... but it 's another slow Burnley start Burnley struggle at home against the big sides , despite their reputation for being difficult opponents .
Their only win in their past 24 Premier League home fixtures against 'the big six ' came last season against Spurs .
They are traditional slow starters .
They have failed to win in their opening five Premier League games twice before , in 2014-15 when they had three points and in 2018-19 , when like this year they picked up one @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and stayed up by six points two years ago .
The Clarets will have to start picking them up soon as they are level on points - well point - with Sheffield United and Fulham in the relegation zone .
Burnley boss Dyche will see the positives from this performance though and on another day they could have scored a couple .
Barnes was well offside when he slammed home in the first half and they forced Lloris into three saves and Kane into his clearance .
They were solid at the back @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Kevin Long doing well to block a Son effort and Tarkowski denying Kane .
Burnley boss Sean Dyche , speaking to BBC Sport : `` It was a very good performance , a very thorough performance .
`` We are getting players back to true match fitness , there 's a lot of good things .
`` If you perform like we did against West Brom and tonight enough times , you start looking after yourself .
We got done a little bit by a soft goal tonight but we quelled a lot @ @ @ @ @ @ @ boss Jose Mourinho , speaking to BBC Sport : `` 6-1 or 1-0 , three points so I am happy as I was at Manchester United at Old Trafford .
`` I said before the game this was not the game for beautiful football or the game to score many goals - Sean Dyche knows how to organise a team and to stop the better teams from playing through it .
`` I 'm very happy , this is the typical match where you can easily leave two points behind . ''
• @ @ @ @ @ @ @ games in all competitions , having failed to record a shutout in 10 games stretching back to last season .
• None Jose Mourinho has not faced any side as manager more often without losing than Burnley ( 10 - W6 D4 ) , winning five of his six away matches against the Clarets .
• None Tottenham have lost just one of their past 12 Premier League games played on Monday ( W9 D2 ) , going down 1-0 against Man City in October 2018 .
• None Harry Kane has recorded @ @ @ @ @ @ @ this season , the most he has ever provided in a single campaign in the competition .
• None Josh Brownhill 's booking for Burnley after 63 seconds was the earliest in a Premier League game since Scott McTominay for Manchester United against Newcastle in December 2019 ( 24 seconds ) .
Burnley host Chelsea in the league on Saturday ( 15:00 GMT ) .
Spurs go to Belgium to face Royal Antwerp in the Europa League on Thursday ( 17:55 ) before a home game against Brighton in the Premier League on @ @ @ @ @

Last updated on .From the section Premier League
Son Heung-min is now the top scorer in the Premier League goals with eight this season
Son Heung-min and Harry Kane linked up yet again for the only goal as Tottenham claimed a fortunate win away to Burnley.
Kane headed Erik Lamela's pass into the path of Son, who headed home Spurs' first effort on target.
That is the 29th time the pair have combined for a Premier League goal, while Son is now the division's leading scorer with eight.
Burnley were unfortunate to lose with Ashley Barnes having a goal ruled out for offside and Kane clearing a James Tarkowski header off the line.
Ashley Westwood and Johann Gudmundsson also forced Hugo Lloris into saves.
Sean Dyche's Clarets remain in the relegation zone on one point, while Spurs move up from 11th to fifth.
Son and Kane's productive partnership
Son and Kane have had a good partnership in recent years but this term they seem to have taken it to near telepathic levels.
They have linked up for four goals against Southampton, two against Manchester United and West Ham and now another against Burnley.
Kane appeared to know Son would be there when he flicked Lamela's corner on and the South Korean made no mistake as he threw himself at the ball to head in.
He is now the top scorer in the league, while Kane - who has five goals and eight assists - has been directly involved in 13 goals, the most ever recorded by a player in his team's first six Premier League games.
They have linked up 29 times for league goals in total. Only Chelsea's Didier Drogba and Frank Lampard (36) have ever managed to do so more often.
Spurs and boss Jose Mourinho will be happy that is the focus of the game, because they had been poor otherwise.
They were sloppy in possession, gifting Burnley several chances with defensive mistakes - and barely created a chance before Son's goal.
Kane's main role until then had been to clear a Tarkowski header off his line.
Spurs are the top scorers in the league - they were averaging three goals a game until Monday night's match - but had perhaps taken criticism of their last league game to heart.
They led that one 3-0 against West Ham after 16 minutes before conceding three times in the final eight minutes to draw 3-3.
There was no danger of such drama this time.
Positives to take... but it's another slow Burnley start
Burnley struggle at home against the big sides, despite their reputation for being difficult opponents. Their only win in their past 24 Premier League home fixtures against 'the big six' came against Spurs in 2019.
They are traditional slow starters. They have failed to win in their opening five Premier League games twice before, in 2014-15 when they had three points and in 2018-19, when like this year they picked up one point.
They were relegated in 2015 and stayed up by six points two years ago.
The Clarets will have to start picking them up soon as they are level on points - well point - with Sheffield United and Fulham in the relegation zone.
Burnley boss Dyche will see the positives from this performance though and on another day they could have scored a couple.
Barnes was well offside when he slammed home in the first half and they forced Lloris into three saves and Kane into his clearance.
They were solid at the back for the most part too, with Kevin Long doing well to block a Son effort and Tarkowski denying Kane.
A pleasing night for both - manager reaction
Sean Dyche maintains there are 'signs things are coming together' for Burnley
Burnley boss Sean Dyche, speaking to BBC Sport: "It was a very good performance, a very thorough performance.
"We are getting players back to true match fitness, there's a lot of good things.
"If you perform like we did against West Brom and tonight enough times, you start looking after yourself. We got done a little bit by a soft goal tonight but we quelled a lot of good attacks tonight."
Tottenham manager Jose Mourinho praises spirit and work rate of Harry Kane after 1-0 Burnley win
Tottenham boss Jose Mourinho, speaking to BBC Sport: "6-1 or 1-0, three points so I am happy as I was at Manchester United at Old Trafford.
"I said before the game this was not the game for beautiful football or the game to score many goals - Sean Dyche knows how to organise a team and to stop the better teams from playing through it.
"I'm very happy, this is the typical match where you can easily leave two points behind."
Match stats - Mourinho's favourite opponents
Tottenham recorded clean sheets in successive games in all competitions, having failed to record a shutout in 10 games stretching back to last season.
Jose Mourinho has not faced any side as manager more often without losing than Burnley (10 - W6 D4), winning five of his six away matches against the Clarets.
Tottenham have lost just one of their past 12 Premier League games played on Monday (W9 D2), going down 1-0 against Man City in October 2018.
Harry Kane has recorded eight assists in six Premier League appearances this season, the most he has ever provided in a single campaign in the competition.
Josh Brownhill's booking for Burnley after 63 seconds was the earliest in a Premier League game since Scott McTominay for Manchester United against Newcastle in December 2019 (24 seconds).
What's next?
Burnley host Chelsea in the league on Saturday (15:00 GMT). Spurs go to Belgium to face Royal Antwerp in the Europa League on Thursday (17:55) before a home game against Brighton in the Premier League on Sunday (19:15).
Player of the match Son Heung-min Son Heung-min with an average of 8.17 Burnley Burnley Burnley
Tottenham Tottenham Hotspur Tottenham Hotspur Burnley Avg Squad number 5 Player name Tarkowski Average rating 5.72 Squad number 1 Player name Pope Average rating 5.60 Squad number 9 Player name Wood Average rating 5.33 Squad number 2 Player name Lowton Average rating 5.32 Squad number 7 Player name Gudmundsson Average rating 5.28 Squad number 28 Player name Long Average rating 5.27 Squad number 3 Player name Taylor Average rating 5.26 Squad number 8 Player name Brownhill Average rating 5.17 Squad number 18 Player name Westwood Average rating 5.13 Squad number 10 Player name Barnes Average rating 5.10 Squad number 11 Player name McNeil Average rating 5.09 Squad number 19 Player name Rodriguez Average rating 4.64 Squad number 27 Player name Vydra Average rating 4.48 Tottenham Hotspur Avg Squad number 7 Player name Son Heung-min Average rating 8.17 Squad number 10 Player name Kane Average rating 8.03 Squad number 1 Player name Lloris Average rating 7.44 Squad number 4 Player name Alderweireld Average rating 7.32 Squad number 5 Player name Højbjerg Average rating 7.04 Squad number 28 Player name Ndombele Average rating 6.99 Squad number 11 Player name Lamela Average rating 6.85 Squad number 15 Player name Dier Average rating 6.66 Squad number 2 Player name Doherty Average rating 6.65 Squad number 17 Player name Sissoko Average rating 6.63 Squad number 18 Player name Lo Celso Average rating 6.57 Squad number 14 Player name Rodon Average rating 6.36 Squad number 33 Player name Davies Average rating 6.34 Squad number 27 Player name Lucas Moura Average rating 6.22


bbc--2020-10-26--Pogba plans to sue over 'fake' reports of international retirement

Last updated on .From the section Man Utd Manchester United and France midfielder Paul Pogba says he will take legal action after `` total fake '' reports said he was to quit international football .
World Cup winner Pogba , who is Muslim , has 10 goals and 72 caps for France .
`` Absolutely 100 % unfounded news about me are going around , stating things I have never said or thought , '' he said .
Writing on Instagram , he said he was `` appalled , angry , shocked and frustrated '' at some media `` using @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and `` adding the French national team and my religion to the pot '' .
He added : `` I am against any and all forms of terror and violence .
Unfortunately , some press people do n't act responsibly when writing the news , abusing their press freedom , not verifying if what they write/reproduce is true , creating a gossip chain without caring it affects people 's lives and my life .
`` I am taking legal action against the publishers and spreaders of these 100 % Fake News . ''
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Last updated on .From the section Man Utd
Pogba featured for France in the Nations League earlier this month
Manchester United and France midfielder Paul Pogba says he will take legal action after "total fake" reports said he was to quit international football.
Pogba, 27, was reported to be quitting the France national team over comments made by the country's president, Emmanuel Macron, about Islam.
World Cup winner Pogba, who is Muslim, has 10 goals and 72 caps for France.
"Absolutely 100% unfounded news about me are going around, stating things I have never said or thought," he said.
Writing on Instagram, he said he was "appalled, angry, shocked and frustrated" at some media "using him to make total fake headlines" and "adding the French national team and my religion to the pot".
He added: "I am against any and all forms of terror and violence. Unfortunately, some press people don't act responsibly when writing the news, abusing their press freedom, not verifying if what they write/reproduce is true, creating a gossip chain without caring it affects people's lives and my life.
"I am taking legal action against the publishers and spreaders of these 100% Fake News."


bbc--2020-10-26--Odell Beckham Jr: Cleveland Browns star out for season with ACL injury

Last updated on .From the section American Football Cleveland Browns wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr is expected to miss the @ @ @ @ @ suffering an anterior cruciate ligament ( ACL ) tear .
The club said an MRI @ @ @ @ @ an ACL tear in his left knee .
Reports suggest the injury is likely to @ @ @ @ @ and will keep Beckham Jr out of action for between six to nine months .
@ @ @ @ @ to beat myself up about that one for a long time , '' said Browns @ @ @ @ @ He is a guy who fights for this team , and in doing that , @ @ @ @ @ and hopes for the best .
That one sucks . ''
The Browns are currently @ @ @ @ @ after five wins and two losses this season .

Last updated on .From the section American Football
Beckham Jr has caught 23 passes for 319 yards and three touchdowns this season
Cleveland Browns wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr is expected to miss the rest of the season after suffering an anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) tear.
Beckham Jr, 27, was injured in the first quarter of the Browns' victory over the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday.
The club said external-link an MRI scan on Monday had confirmed an ACL tear in his left knee.
Reports suggest the injury is likely to require surgery in early November and will keep Beckham Jr out of action for between six to nine months.
"I am probably going to beat myself up about that one for a long time," said Browns quarterback Baker Mayfield.
"He is a guy who fights for this team, and in doing that, he got hurt. Prayers and hopes for the best. That one sucks."
The Browns are currently third in the AFC North after five wins and two losses this season.


bbc--2020-10-26--AC Milan 3-3 Roma: Zlatan Ibrahimovic scores twice but hosts held

Last updated on .From the section European Football Zlatan Ibrahimovic scored twice but was unable to prevent Milan dropping points @ @ @ @ @ season as they drew 3-3 with Roma .
Alexis Saelemaekers restored Milan 's lead but @ @ @ @ @ Jordan Veretout penalty .
Ibrahimovic made it 3-2 as he converted from the spot but @ @ @ @ @ .
The point extends Milan 's lead over Napoli at the top of Serie A @ @ @ @ @ striker Ibrahimovic , who recovered from coronavirus earlier this month , has scored six goals @ @ @ @ @ this season .
Earlier on Monday , Milan announced that goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma had tested @ @ @ @ @ was replaced in the side by veteran Ciprian Tatarusanu , who was at fault for @ @ @ @ @

Last updated on .From the section European Football
Ibrahimovic put AC Milan 3-2 up but they could not hold on to the three points
Zlatan Ibrahimovic scored twice but was unable to prevent Milan dropping points for the first time this season as they drew 3-3 with Roma.
Ibrahimovic, 39, fired Milan ahead before Edin Dzeko headed in an equaliser soon after.
Alexis Saelemaekers restored Milan's lead but Roma equalised again through a Jordan Veretout penalty.
Ibrahimovic made it 3-2 as he converted from the spot but Marash Kumbulla equalised late on.
The point extends Milan's lead over Napoli at the top of Serie A to two points.
Swedish striker Ibrahimovic, who recovered from coronavirus earlier this month, has scored six goals in five games so far this season.
Earlier on Monday, Milan announced that goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma had tested positive for coronavirus and he was replaced in the side by veteran Ciprian Tatarusanu, who was at fault for the first Roma goal.


bbc--2020-10-26--Mercedes boss Wolff has 'no concern' over whether Hamilton will stay

Mercedes Formula 1 boss Toto Wolff has `` no concern '' about Lewis Hamilton re-signing to stay with the team next season .
Wolff told BBC Radio 4 : `` If an asteroid hits the world , anything can happen .
`` But at the moment there is no reason he would n't want to be in the quickest car and we want him in the car so it 's a perfect match . ''
Hamilton broke the all-time Formula 1 record for wins at the Portuguese Grand Prix , taking his 92nd career victory , and is likely to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ or three races , making him the most successful driver of all time .
• None 'Lewis Hamilton takes F1 's records into a realm not previously thought possible' He said before the race in Portugal that he does want to stay with Mercedes but that `` there are many questions to answer '' about the detail of the contract .
One of the issues delaying talks is the threat of coronavirus , and the desire to minimise any risk that Hamilton could catch the disease , forcing him to miss a race @ @ @ @ @ @ @ said he had been in Monaco , where Hamilton lives , before the race in Portugal but had decided it was too big a risk to hold a meeting .
`` Where we stand today is that everybody has the will to continue , '' Wolff said .
`` The situation is very simple , and I know there are some conspiracy theories in F1 , but with Lewis and I , we are living like hermits and our team is particularly disciplined .
`` We have another 11 cars for our staff @ @ @ @ @ @ @ two people to have dinner together , the seven or eight system-relevant people are not allowed socialise with each other and the drivers are most exposed .
`` I was in Monaco last week and we decided not to meet because the worst that could happen is that me dragging corona into our meeting .
`` So it simply was n't the time to sit down and meet .
I hope we can finish the next couple of races on a high and then concentrate on the contract . ''
Wolff praised Hamilton @ @ @ @ @ @ @ `` What is most impressive for me is his development out of the car , '' he said .
`` The Lewis Hamilton I met in 2013 when we both started at Mercedes is a totally different person from today .
`` He is permanently questioning himself , developing out of the car , his personality , his skills , and that is truly inspiring .
Every single day he wants to be better than the day before . ''
Hamilton 's former team-mate , the 2009 world champion Jenson Button , added @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for Lewis through the years is that he was always willing to learn and that 's why he is where he is now .
`` He 's always had the natural ability .
That has n't changed .
But I think he 's learned how to look after the car , the tyres , the fuel , the strategy ; he 's grown as a driver .
`` He 's had the best backing , he 's been with Mercedes for many years and they 've given him a car to achieve but @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on top .
`` He 's the guy that beats his team-mate so he 's done a fantastic job and I ca n't see him retiring any time soon .
When you 're in the best car , it 's always difficult to walk away . ''

Lewis Hamilton - pictured with Toto Wolff - has won five world championships since joining Mercedes in 2013
Mercedes Formula 1 boss Toto Wolff has "no concern" about Lewis Hamilton re-signing to stay with the team next season.
Hamilton is out of contract at the end of the year and has yet to start talks with Wolff over a new deal.
Wolff told BBC Radio 4: "If an asteroid hits the world, anything can happen.
"But at the moment there is no reason he wouldn't want to be in the quickest car and we want him in the car so it's a perfect match."
Hamilton broke the all-time Formula 1 record for wins at the Portuguese Grand Prix, taking his 92nd career victory, and is likely to win his seventh world championship within two or three races, making him the most successful driver of all time.
He said before the race in Portugal that he does want to stay with Mercedes but that "there are many questions to answer" about the detail of the contract.
One of the issues delaying talks is the threat of coronavirus, and the desire to minimise any risk that Hamilton could catch the disease, forcing him to miss a race and threaten his title campaign.
David Coulthard says that Lewis Hamilton deserves a knighthood
Wolff said he had been in Monaco, where Hamilton lives, before the race in Portugal but had decided it was too big a risk to hold a meeting.
"Where we stand today is that everybody has the will to continue," Wolff said.
"The situation is very simple, and I know there are some conspiracy theories in F1, but with Lewis and I, we are living like hermits and our team is particularly disciplined.
"We have another 11 cars for our staff, we are not allowing more than two people to have dinner together, the seven or eight system-relevant people are not allowed socialise with each other and the drivers are most exposed.
"I was in Monaco last week and we decided not to meet because the worst that could happen is that me dragging corona into our meeting.
"So it simply wasn't the time to sit down and meet. I hope we can finish the next couple of races on a high and then concentrate on the contract."
Wolff praised Hamilton for his determination to continually improve.
"What is most impressive for me is his development out of the car," he said. "The Lewis Hamilton I met in 2013 when we both started at Mercedes is a totally different person from today.
"He is permanently questioning himself, developing out of the car, his personality, his skills, and that is truly inspiring. Every single day he wants to be better than the day before."
Hamilton's former team-mate, the 2009 world champion Jenson Button, added: "I think the important thing for Lewis through the years is that he was always willing to learn and that's why he is where he is now.
"He's always had the natural ability. That hasn't changed. But I think he's learned how to look after the car, the tyres, the fuel, the strategy; he's grown as a driver.
"He's had the best backing, he's been with Mercedes for many years and they've given him a car to achieve but he's the guy who comes out on top.
"He's the guy that beats his team-mate so he's done a fantastic job and I can't see him retiring any time soon. When you're in the best car, it's always difficult to walk away."


bbc--2020-10-26--'We can do something special' - but are Kane and Son the best Premier League partnership ever?

Harry Kane believes Tottenham `` can do something special '' after his brilliant partnership with Son Heung-min gave Spurs a 1-0 Premier League win over Burnley .
`` It is great , '' striker Kane told BBC Sport .
`` Me and Sonny have had a nice little partnership going recently and hopefully it continues .
`` I think having more understanding when I 'm dropping deep for him to run in behind [ is the difference ] .
It is just confidence as well .
`` Even today it was not an amazing assist but it fell well for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ esteemed company as the joint second most prolific combination in Premier League history .
The result takes Spurs up from 11th to fifth in the league , only two points behind leaders Everton .
They are also the top scorers in the league with 16 goals from six games .
Son is the individual leading scorer with eight and Kane has been directly involved in 13 goals ( five goals and eight assists ) - a record for a Premier League player after six games .
So where do Kane and Son rank @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and how far can Spurs go this season ?
'Let 's share credit with Mauricio ' - Mourinho on the duo '' Son has been terrific , '' said BBC Radio 5 Live pundit Leon Osman , the former Everton midfielder .
`` For three or four years he has played at an incredible level .
His pace and intelligence is great and he always seems to have an end product .
`` Son and Kane 's partnership seems instinctive - one of those things you ca n't work on .
You know @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is that instinct where they will attack the ball . ''
After the game Spurs boss Mourinho shared the credit for their partnership with his predecessor Mauricio Pochettino .
`` It is an understanding that comes from Mauricio 's time , '' said Mourinho .
`` I do n't want all the credit myself , let 's share with Mauricio .
They play together for a long time , probably a different way because Harry is not always a nine now .
`` What pleases me more about them both is that they @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , no jealousy , they both play for the team . ''
Kane has already broken his personal record for assists in a Premier League season with eight .
He has another 32 games to add to his record .
He also saved Spurs from going behind when he headed James Tarkowski 's effort off the line - but only had four touches in Burnley 's box and did not manage a shot on target .
So what has changed ?
`` When the gaffer came in he said when I drop deep @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , '' Kane said .
`` It 's something I have been doing for a while but I think we are seeing the final product now . ''
Mourinho told BBC Sport : `` In the last minute he was pressing and sliding tackles , trying to stop attacks .
When you want to win , you do everything for the team .
There is no space for individuals or no space for prima donnas , Harry has this spirit and he is fantastic .
`` He has done amazing with every coach @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , he is very comfortable because he is good in the box and also magnificent outside the box . ''
Osman said : `` It 's the way football seems to be going , a lot of goals with strikers playing on the shoulder and using pace .
`` Harry Kane does n't have that blistering pace so started to drop deeper to be unselfish and create opportunities .
His goals tally wo n't suffer but he has added a lot more to his game .
`` Look at Alan Shearer , he @ @ @ @ @ @ @ younger days and then changed to a striker holding the ball and attacking crosses as he got older . ''
Burnley boss Sean Dyche said : `` I think he [ Kane ] has had better nights to be fair .
He is a top player and top players do the right things and make the right decisions . ''
Spurs have not won a trophy since the 2008 EFL Cup , and have not won the title since 1961 .
Pochettino did a great job during his time with Spurs but failed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ never really recovered from their Champions League final defeat by Liverpool .
So could they really win the league ?
Football journalist Rory Smith said on BBC Radio 5 Live : `` If a team like Everton or Spurs can keep churning results out they stand a chance because those elite teams need all cogs of the engine working .
`` There will be more days when the big teams are n't firing because of the situation [ caused by the coronavirus pandemic ] and if these teams keep chugging away there will @ @ @ @ @ @ @ n't be in a normal season .
`` When Leicester won the Premier League , a lot of things happened to make that happen and it feels like that might be happening again . ''
Kane added : `` We know with the team we have got and the players we have got we can do something special .
`` It 's still early on [ to talk about a title challenge ] .
We need to take each game as it comes .
I know it 's a cliche but we still @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on but I think nights like this will give us a lot of confidence .
`` These are the games you need three points if you are going to be up there at the end of the season . ''
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Son and Kane have linked up for four goals against Southampton, two against Manchester United and West Ham and now another against Burnley
Harry Kane believes Tottenham "can do something special" after his brilliant partnership with Son Heung-min gave Spurs a 1-0 Premier League win over Burnley.
Son's header from Kane's flick-on was the ninth time this season they have combined for a Premier League goal - and the 29th time in total.
"It is great," striker Kane told BBC Sport. "Me and Sonny have had a nice little partnership going recently and hopefully it continues.
"I think having more understanding when I'm dropping deep for him to run in behind [is the difference]. It is just confidence as well.
"Even today it was not an amazing assist but it fell well for Sonny."
Monday's goal was the 29th time the pair have combined for a Premier League goal - the division's second-highest tally.
36 - Didier Drogba and Frank Lampard (Chelsea)
29 - Harry Kane and Son Heung-min (Tottenham)
29 - David Silva and Sergio Aguero (Manchester City)
29 - Robert Pires and Thierry Henry (Arsenal)
27 - Darren Anderton and Teddy Sheringham (Tottenham)
Victory at Burnley took Spurs from 11th to fifth in the league, only two points behind leaders Everton. They are also the top scorers in the league with 16 goals from six games.
Son is the individual leading scorer with eight and Kane has been directly involved in 13 goals (five goals and eight assists) - a record for a Premier League player after six games.
So where do Kane and Son rank among the great Premier League duos - and how far can Spurs go this season?
'Let's share credit with Mauricio' - Mourinho on the duo
Tottenham manager Jose Mourinho praises spirit and work rate of Harry Kane after 1-0 Burnley win
"Son has been terrific," said BBC Radio 5 Live pundit Leon Osman, the former Everton midfielder.
"For three or four years he has played at an incredible level. His pace and intelligence is great and he always seems to have an end product.
"Son and Kane's partnership seems instinctive - one of those things you can't work on. You know where each other will be. There is that instinct where they will attack the ball."
After the game, Spurs boss Jose Mourinho shared the credit for their partnership with his predecessor Mauricio Pochettino.
"It is an understanding that comes from Mauricio's time," said Mourinho. "I don't want all the credit myself, let's share with Mauricio. They play together for a long time, probably a different way because Harry is not always a nine now.
"What pleases me more about them both is that they are two top players but close friends, no jealousy, they both play for the team."
Is Kane playing differently now?
Harry Kane was crucial at both ends, clearing a header off the line before setting up the winner
Kane has already broken his personal record for assists in a Premier League season with eight. He has another 32 games to go.
He also saved Spurs from going behind when he headed James Tarkowski's effort off the line - but only had four touches in Burnley's box and did not manage a shot on target.
So what has changed?
"When the gaffer came in he said when I drop deep the wingers have to run in behind," Kane said. "It's something I have been doing for a while but I think we are seeing the final product now."
Mourinho told BBC Sport: "In the last minute he was pressing and sliding tackles, trying to stop attacks. When you want to win, you do everything for the team. There is no space for individuals or no space for prima donnas. Harry has this spirit and he is fantastic.
"He has done amazing with every coach here. The way the team plays, he is very comfortable because he is good in the box and also magnificent outside the box."
Osman said: "It's the way football seems to be going, a lot of goals with strikers playing on the shoulder and using pace.
"Harry Kane doesn't have that blistering pace so started to drop deeper to be unselfish and create opportunities. His goals tally won't suffer but he has added a lot more to his game.
"Look at Alan Shearer - he was a very dynamic striker in his younger days and then changed to a striker holding the ball and attacking crosses as he got older."
Burnley boss Sean Dyche said: "He is a top player and top players do the right things and make the right decisions."
Is this Tottenham's season?
Spurs have not won a trophy since the 2008 EFL Cup, and have not won the title since 1961.
Pochettino did a great job during his time with Spurs but failed to lead them to silverware - and never really recovered from their Champions League final defeat by Liverpool.
So could they really win the league?
Football journalist Rory Smith said on BBC Radio 5 Live: "If a team like Everton or Spurs can keep churning results out they stand a chance because those elite teams need all cogs of the engine working.
"There will be more days when the big teams aren't firing because of the situation [caused by the coronavirus pandemic] and if these teams keep chugging away there will be chances in a way there wouldn't be in a normal season.
"When Leicester won the Premier League, a lot of things happened to make that happen and it feels like that might be happening again."
Kane said: "We know with the team we have got and the players we have got we can do something special.
"It's still early on [to talk about a title challenge]. We need to take each game as it comes. I know it's a cliche but we still have a lot to learn and build on but I think nights like this will give us a lot of confidence.
"These are the games you need three points if you are going to be up there at the end of the season."
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bbc--2020-10-26--US Election 2020: Trump's border wall and the battle over immigration

With a week to go until the US presidential election , more than 60 million Americans have already taken advantage @ @ @ @ @ all records .
Throughout this week in a series of special reports , Clive Myrie @ @ @ @ @ of the key issues uppermost in voters ’ minds as they cast their ballots .
@ @ @ @ @ and Donald Trump ’ s signature promise to build a wall along the border with @ @ @ @ @ help or hinder his attempt to win four more years ?

With a week to go until the US presidential election, more than 60 million Americans have already taken advantage of early voting, smashing all records.
Throughout this week in a series of special reports, Clive Myrie will be looking at some of the key issues uppermost in voters’ minds as they cast their ballots.
He begins with illegal immigration and Donald Trump’s signature promise to build a wall along the border with Mexico.
Will that promise help or hinder his attempt to win four more years?


bbc--2020-10-26--US election 2020: What does it cost and who pays for it?

US election campaigns can start years in advance and cost billions of dollars .
Due to coronavirus , this year @ @ @ @ @ little different , but huge sums are still being spent ahead of the election on @ @ @ @ @ , the US elections cost an estimated $ 6.5bn .
BBC Reality Check breaks down @ @ @ @ @ looks at how much 2020 might cost .

The 2020 US election campaigns smashed all records - with presidential and congressional candidates spending a total of almost $14bn - more than double the price tag for 2016.
This year the campaigns had to contend with the coronavirus pandemic, but what explains the huge increase?
BBC Reality Check breaks down some of the spending and who paid for it.
Motion graphics by Jacqueline Galvin
Narrated by Marianna Brady
Written and produced by Jake Horton, Soraya Auer and Sarah Glatte


bbc--2020-10-27--Covid: Antibodies 'fall rapidly after infection'

The hope is the second infection will be milder than the first , even if immunity does decline , as @ @ @ @ @ `` immune memory '' of the first encounter and know how to fight back .

The hope is the second infection will be milder than the first, even if immunity does decline, as the body should have an "immune memory" of the first encounter and know how to fight back.


bbc--2020-10-27--Viral photo sparks concerns about Indonesia's 'Jurassic Park'

It was shared by Save Komodo Now , a collective of activists , who wrote : `` This is the @ @ @ @ @ the roar of engines and the smell of smoke .
What will the future impact @ @ @ @ @ Does anyone still care about conservation ? ''

It was shared by Save Komodo Now, a collective of activists, who wrote: "This is the first time Komodos are hearing the roar of engines and the smell of smoke. What will the future impact of these projects be? Does anyone still care about conservation?"


bbc--2020-10-27--Covid: Protests take place across Italy over anti-virus measures

The protests so far are not huge .
The vast majority of Italians still seem to understand the need to @ @ @ @ @ cases are again spiralling out of control .
But the world 's first national lockdown @ @ @ @ @ longest - has taken its toll , with an economy forecast to shrink by 10 @ @ @ @

The Czech Republic has also introduced a night-time curfew, which came into effect on Tuesday at midnight for a week. Nobody will be allowed to leave their homes between 21:00 and 04:59 each night except to travel to and from work, for medical reasons or a few other exceptions. All shops will be shut on Sundays and will close at 20:00 on other days.


bbc--2020-10-27--US-India 2+2: Crucial defence deal signed

The first one was held in Delhi in 2018 .
The latest one , originally scheduled for earlier this year @ @ @ @ @ the pandemic and comes just a week shy of US election results .
Analysts say @ @ @ @ @ and highlights India as a priority for the US .

The first one was held in Delhi in 2018. The latest one, originally scheduled for earlier this year, was delayed due to the pandemic and comes just a week shy of US election results. Analysts say that the timing is significant and highlights India as a priority for the US.


bbc--2020-10-27--Syria: Inside a refugee camp where Covid is spreading

Doctors say Covid-19 is now rampant in the refugee camps of Idlib , north-west Syria .
The number of positive @ @ @ @ @ this region last month .
Aid agencies say that due to a lack of testing @ @ @ @ @ expected to be much higher .
The BBC 's Darren Conway gained rare access to @ @ @

Doctors say Covid-19 is now rampant in the refugee camps of Idlib, north-west Syria.
The number of positive coronavirus cases rose tenfold in this region last month.
Aid agencies say that due to a lack of testing, the real figure is expected to be much higher.
The BBC's Darren Conway gained rare access to the camps.


bbc--2020-10-27--Peshawar bombing: At least seven dead in Pakistan school attack

The latest incidents come amid reports suggesting the Taliban have been regrouping in areas which had been cleared .
Various @ @ @ @ @ mainly targeting members of the PTM , a Pashtun nationalist movement that has accused the @ @ @ @ @ well as widespread human rights abuses .

Some analysts fear that the current militant regrouping may be part of a plan not only to counter the PTM and a new opposition alliance aimed at unseating Imran Khan, but also to influence the political process in Afghanistan at a time when American forces are set to pull out from the region.


bbc--2020-10-27--Joni Mitchell still 'struggling to walk' after 2015 aneurysm

`` Once again I could n't walk .
I had to learn how again .
I could n't talk , @ @ @ @ @ Polio did n't grab me like that , but the aneurysm took away a lot @ @ @ @ @ away my speech and my ability to walk .

"Once again I couldn't walk. I had to learn how again. I couldn't talk," she said. "Polio didn't grab me like that, but the aneurysm took away a lot more, really. Took away my speech and my ability to walk.


bbc--2020-10-27--HSBC says it could charge for current accounts

But HSBC , which is in the midst of cutting 35,000 jobs , did not say whether more jobs would @ @ @ @ @ it would provide details on the plan with its full-year results next February .

But HSBC, which is in the midst of cutting 35,000 jobs, did not say whether more jobs would now go. It said it would provide details on the plan with its full-year results next February.