29/11/2015 BBC Weekend News

Andy Murray has helped make British sporting history by ending a 79-year

His victory over Belgian David Goffin gave the team an unassailable

3-1 lead in the series. of the history of Roland Garros, but

its significance to British of the history of Roland Garros, but

British team, based around one of the history of Roland Garros, but

family from Scotland, won the of the history of Roland Garros, but

barely made an impression, but right here the chance

barely made an impression, but right 16 in the world Andy Murray was

expected to win easily. Andy Murray needed patience

and presence of mind. From easily. Andy Murray needed patience

The team dynamic makes the Davis Cup different, but in singles,

The team dynamic makes the Davis Cup career, Andy Murray may have

wondered career, Andy Murray may have

commitment to the Davis career, Andy Murray may have

Enjoy the moment. It has been 79 years since British tennis

Enjoy the moment. It has been 79 Andy Murray says he will try to play

in the Davis Cup for Andy Murray says he will try to play

as well of all of his normal commitments to

as well of all of his normal in British sport, where all the

stars aligned. Thank Labour leader, who is strongly

opposed to air strikes over Labour leader, who is strongly

Syrian lives and not do much damage to Isil, maybe

Syrian lives and not do much damage air strikes to Syria is something

many Labour MPs support. air strikes to Syria is something

question for Jeremy Corbyn is whether he allows

tries to impose party discipline around his view. My view

tries to impose party discipline listen to it. They need to

understand where people are listen to it. They need to

decision as a party. Later, he joined climate change

decision as a party. Later, he members, but in the crowd, one of

decision as a party. Later, he vote. My view is this is an

decision as a party. Later, he party. White rack it

decision as a party. Later, he MPs back me. The government would

Secretary said ministers were still making

Secretary said ministers were still We are

backed the decision to take military action is one of the most important

backed the decision to take military and they say they are not certain

how this boat will and they say they are not certain

Conservative MPs, perhaps a dozen, have doubts about extending air

Conservative MPs, perhaps a dozen, going to win emphatically. The SNP,

Conservative MPs, perhaps a dozen, Labour MPs to be with them on this.

It Labour MPs to be with them on this.

allows a free vote, 60, maybe more Labour MPs to be with them on this.

opposition against that, there might be an

Tens of thousands of climate change campaigners have

been taking part in rallies around the world, ahead of the UN

Demonstrations have been banned in the French capital since

Police there used teargas against a number of protesters

In cities around the world, thousands have been calling for a

new agreement on climate change. This was in the news yet. Tourist

countries may be hit hard by global warming. In south Africa

demonstrators took to the streets to highlight the dangers operating

temperatures. Australia saw a big turnout. This was Sydney, new

records for heat had been set in recent years. In Madrid it was among

as many as 2000 cities were protests had been taking place.

At this time, I am optimistic they will have an ambitious and robust

universal climate change agreement. I think that all the stars are

aligning in one direction. Tonight, a flare up, a clash involving a

relatively small group of demonstrators objecting to the

emergency powers of the police. The police themselves were taking no

chances. This city, now hosting a gathering of global significance, is

on edge. Pope Francis has called

for peace and reconciliation in the deeply divided

Central African Republic, where he It's the first time any Pope has

visited an active conflict zone. There have been years

of violence between Christians Our religious affairs correspondent,

Caroline Wyatt, joins us live The only word to describe the

welcome for the Pope here is joyful. It is almost as if people couldn't

quite believe he'd finally come. So cute were these security worries

surrounding this visit, but Pope Francis was determined to come as a

peacemaker. So determined he threatened to jump out of a plane in

a parachute is security didn't let him come. In the end, that wasn't

necessary, and he arrived this morning by plane. Touchdown in a war

zone, the first for a Pope. It was a visit many said Pope Francis

shouldn't make, but here he was at last, in a place where conflict has

taken many lives. Nobody was taking any chances with security. A warm

welcome for the Pope was watched over from the skies, with UN troops

on the ground, just some of the 12,000 peacekeepers here. The Pope

is determined to bring his message of peace for people of this country,

who has suffered so much. He wants to persuade them to lay down their

arms, and bring hope to a country that has seen so much despair.

People were eager to see this Pope. The fighting here has taken on

religious overtones, hitting Christians and Muslims against each

other for the past three years. We drove at full speed down bumpy roads

in a convoy, with UN troops at the front. Pope Francis was determined

to see and be seen by the people he came to visit as a pilgrim of peace.

He stopped at a camp for some of those forced to flee their homes.

Many thousands have sought refuge here, and his message to them was

simple. We are all brothers and sisters, they chorused in return.

For people here, the Pope's very presence meant much. For some, the

outside world has not forgotten them.

TRANSLATION: IM extremely happy. I have peace. I have a voice. We hope

that after his trip, there will be change. It is a sense of release. I

am happy for the love the Pope brings us. We are very happy about

his visit. What can the Pope achieve here in his 26 hours on the ground?

Getting the message is out, and getting them out through the

churches and the mosques throughout the Central African Republic will

have a powerful impact. Today, the Pope said Mass at the cathedral.

Tomorrow, he visits a mosque, trying to bring people together, shining a

light in the darkness and sewing hope where there is despair.

With all the sport, here's Lizzie Greenwood Hughes

Britain's new World Heavyweight boxing Champion, Tyson Fury, has

vowed to be "the most charismatic champion since Muhammad Ali".

Fury shocked the sport last night beating Wladimir Klitchsko

on points and bringing down a decade of dominance by the Ukrainian.

Our reporter Alex South saw the fight in Germany,

He talked the talk the walk. And now Tyson Fury is the new heavyweight

champion of the world. Not many saw this coming, the vastly experienced

Vladimir Klitschko had not been beaten for 11 years, but was

repeatedly made to look comfortable and awkward. It was a dour and messy

fight, but Tyson Fury fully deserved to be awarded a unanimous decision.

The self-styled Gypsy warrior from Manchester now had the belt he

craved all his life and he was so happy he burst into song. I love

you, baby, and I do not want to miss a day. You rarely get somebody who

talks a lot and backs it up. People thought I was hot air and before I

was just lucky in my fights before that. How lucky can you get? Maybe I

was lucky last night as well? For the following champion there is a

chance of redemption in the form of a rematch clause. I lost the battle,

but I did not lose the fight. The fight is still in there. We can work

it out. The biggest cost of winning for the undefeated Tyson Fury was a

sore toe. It is actually in bits. It is very painful. Luckily it did not

affect his celebrations because there were not any. Judging by all

the media attention, that early night might have been a good idea.

He will have to get used to this attention, it comes with the

territory of being the new heavyweight champion of the world.

He has gate-crashed boxing in a big way and he does not want this

Onto football, and in the early Premier League kick-off...

It finished goal-less between Tottenham and Chelsea.

The result extends Spurs' unbeaten run,

but keeps Champions Chelsea firmly in the bottom half of the table.

Arsenal are chasing the top spot, but they're currently drawing 1-1

Lewis Grabban scoring the equalizer for Norwich, after Mesut

Celtic are seven points clear at the top of the Scottish Premiership.

Leigh Griffiths with the second goal in their 3-1 win over Inverness

Scotland's women are top of their Euro 2017 qualifying group

after thrashing Macdeonia 10-0 at Hampden Park.

Manchester City's Jane Ross put four past

She was one of two players with a hat-trick.

Meanwhile, England's women beat Bosnia Herzegovina 1-0

It's England's first home game since coming third at the World Cup.

Nico Rosberg ended this year's Formula 1 season on a high -

winning his third race in a row at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.

The German crossed the line eight seconds faster than

his World Championship-winning team-mate Lewis Hamilton who,

despite his best efforts, couldn't do better than second.

Two new photographs of Princess Charlotte at six months have been

The pictures were taken by the Duchess of Cambridge at their family

In a statement the palace said that, "The Duke and Duchess hope that

everyone enjoys these lovely photos as much as they do."

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