01/12/2012 BBC Weekend News

Good evening. Tens of thousands of supporters of the Egyptian

President Mohamed Morsi have taken to the streets of Cairo to back his

decision to grant himself sweeping powers and introduce a new

constitution. The last week has seen protest against the Egyptian

leader, whose austerity has come into conflict with the country's

judges. This is the response of Britain and

North Sea's supporters to the way the protests have gone against him.

-- President Morsi. They have come from across Egypt and many are

hardline Islamists who want this to be estate guided by religion. Some

just want a strong president to help them out of the current

deadlock. We need to stop going back to work. That is why I am here.

-- we need to start. I support every single word he says. We like

Islam, we like our God and the Prophet. We love Islam. This is why

we are here. It has been a bewildering 10 days for McCarthy.

First he helped to mediate the Guardia -- v Karzai-Israel

ceasefire. A day later, he gave himself sweeping powers. On

Thursday night, the president's supporters voted through a new

draft constitution. That all might vote has further inflamed the

opposition. They accuse the President of using the constitution

to try to impose Islamic values on the country. Today, scuffles

erupted in the City of Alexandra between supporters and opponents of

the President. It is the Muslim Brotherhood and there is slimmest

allies are organised this show of strength in Cairo. -- there is

slimmest allies. Another sign of how deeply divided this country is.

The battle-lines are well and truly drawn. The supporters have shown

they can bring their people out onto the streets in huge numbers

but the Liberals have already made their home in Tahrir Square. Around

the square itself, the liberal opposition have posted sentries in

case they come under attack. Those tensions can only build as this

country prepares for a referendum on the constitution and its very

future. Work is underway to demolish five

homes in Whitby. They are in danger of collapsing after a landslide.

The hillside in front of the row of houses gave way during torrential

rain on Tuesday and engineers decided the only option was to

dismantle them brick by brick. Brick by brick, tile by tile, the

demolition began. Four days on from the landslip that condemned these

cottages, the ground is too unstable for a conventional

demolition. And so this is Howard has to be. We have got structural

engineers on site 24 hours to monitor the situation in case we

have to give warning of, you know, imminent collapse or anything like

that which would mean we would then have to evacuate people further

down. I all but one of these cottages was a holiday home. The

residents were not here today to see the demolition begin. It is not

difficult to see the attraction of living here. Panoramic views over

historic which the. Whitby is a tourist town, yet today it has a

new attraction. The stricken cottages are a novelty and a source

of sadness. What a shame. And what a beautiful view as well. I should

imagine these people are pretty sick about it. Nothing they can do.

It is there, really? Apart from tear them down. These homes have

stood for 150 years. Their gardens were washed away overnight. The

painstaking demolition means they, too, will slowly vanish from the

skyline. He Australia has become the first

country to ban tobacco companies from using any advertising or

branding on cigarette packets. The rules are the most stringent in the

world and showed pictures the damage that can be done to people's

health are now allowed. A warning that this report contains shocking

images. Any colour you like as long as it

is green. This is the future for smokers in Australia. Plain

packaging where one brand is barely distinguishable from another.

Australia's 3 million smokers will now be deprived of their favourite

colour coded brands. There of 35,000 outlets where you can buy

cigarettes across Australia and from now, they will come and his

plain packaging. A world first - gone are the colours and the logo

has of the tobacco company. Once you take all of that colour-coding

and imagery a way, and everything is standardised, with massive

health warnings, you really do de- at glamorisation product and de-

normalise smoking. This was how cigarettes used to be sold.

Cigarette packs became the last advertising platform for tobacco

companies. That is why they fought so hard against plain packaging in

the courts. On grounds that logos are protected property and

cigarettes are legal. There are some serious unintended

consequences from this, including the growth in the illegal tobacco

market and a reduction of illegal tobacco prices. But has Australian

a packs away the old packets, are the countries like Britain and

India are gearing up campaigns to take on tobacco companies in the

battle of the cigarette box. Rugby now, and England have storm

to an extraordinary win over New Zealand this afternoon at

Twickenham, beating them 38-21. It is their biggest ever winning

margin of the All Blacks, while the current world champions. No such

luck for Wales, who were up against Australia.

Nothing like the arrival of New Zealand to focus the mind. They are

unquestionably the best side in the world. Earlier this week, a virus

swept through their squad and in the first half they were distinctly

off-colour. England's Owen Farrell simply had the key gene. He landed

three penalties and a drop goal. New Zealand had not registered a

point at half-time. That had not happened since 1998. After the

break they did briefly burst into life with two converted tries, the

second from Kieran Read, narrowing the gap to one point. After that,

England were simply Magnificat -- magnificent, with tries from Brad

Barritt and Chris Ashton. The great All Blacks were in tatters. Manu

Tuilagi could afford to walk in the third. England's win against New

Zealand since 2003. Possibly their best ever. Wales also securing --

looking to secure a victory this autumn. Leigh Halfpenny scored all

of the points Wales and kicked them 12-9 ahead. But Welsh hearts were

broken in the dying seconds. Wales were then condemned to weigh 7th

straight defeat. The former England cricket captain

Andrew Flintoff has won his professional boxing debut. He beat

Richard Dawson, the American, on points, despite being knocked down

in the second round. The first bout came after months of training with

his coach, Barry McGuigan, and it was filmed for a documentary.

He Flintoff! When Freddie Flintoff walked out at his peak as a

cricketer, he put fear into the opposition. But that was three

years ago and this is a different world. He said he could not have

trained any harder for a few rounds of a few minutes. It was obvious he

wanted to make every second count against Richard Dawson. The

American caught him in the second and the Manchester Arena held its

breath. No training could put pressure over this. Could he take a

punch? He could! He did not hold back in the third and 4th rounds,

throwing further punches. At the final bell, the home crowd thought

they knew who had won. And so did he. Freddie Flintoff! There are

plenty of people who wanted him to fail here tonight but he trained

properly, came here to fight and proved a few people wrong, and he

has done just that. I think a lot of experience. I got a Cambus, a

black high... It was amazing, the people of Manchester, friends,

family. It was like an out-of-body experience. I think he degree and!

Key out-boxed the American ex-boxer a good! -- I think he did a