09/11/2013 BBC Weekend News

Many hundreds are now believed to have died in the super typhoon which

swept through the Philippines. The Red Cross say they are

investigating reports that in one city alone 1000 people have died.

BT Sport agrees on ?900 million deal to show Champions' League matches.

And in Rugby Union, England make a two alt of two with a win at

Twickenham. Hello and good even in. Hundreds of

people are feared dead in the Philippines after Typhoon Haiyan

swept through on Friday. The Red Cross believe 1000 people have been

killed in one city alone. Many remote communities are still cut

off. This is what is left after one of

the most powerful storms in history. A trail of devastation

across much of the central Philippines. Many here are grieving.

Eight people are sought -- are thought to have died when they

sought shelter in this chapel. At 4am the wind was strong and kept

getting stronger. The roof of the chapel was torn down. We climbed on

the top of the roof. As the search for bodies continues, the death toll

could rise. It is horrific, it is a great human tragedy. When the Sun

sets, it is dark and you will have two make your way to where you can

find some shelter. Large areas remain underwater. In Cebu people

are doing their best to find their way home, many stranded and

desperate. What will I do? My house is destroyed. Aid agencies are

warning tens if not hundreds of thousands of people may have lost

their homes. The operation has now begun to get aid into the worst

affected areas. The only plane allowed are these huge, military

aircrafts. Tacloban City seems to have been in the eye of the storm.

This disaster prone and country is testing people's fades. Typhoon

Haiyan has not finished yet, it could hit of Vietnam on Sunday.

BT Sport is paying almost ?900 million to broadcast Champions'

League football from 2015. The dealers for the rights to 350

matches per season including the Europa League. Our chief sports

correspondent has more. It could just be the biggest result

of the football season, BT Sport on air this morning with their own

breaking news. This is the first time a single UK broadcaster has won

exclusive rights for all matches of both tournaments. It is amazing when

you consider BT Sport only went live three months ago. Today they

announced they had spent a further ?900 million on the Champions'

League and Europa League meaning they can exclusively shoot 350 live

games a season from 2015. They are paying more than double the amount

ITV and Sky paid. Is it worth it? We feel it is a good investment for the

business. We are rebuilding our broadband business, particularly our

superfast broadband. Sport is a key way of doing this. Fans are used to

watching coverage from ground like Old Trafford on sky and to wrest

real television. Now that will change. -- terrestrial. BT say they

will make it more affordable for viewers and will show British clubs

free to air for one season. You have got to have that facility otherwise

you are unable to watch it. It is very good for the clubs in Europe

because they can have more money for bigger and better players. They will

have more money coming into the club, OK for them but not good for

the fans. Chelsea's triumph was shown live by ITV and Sky, what does

this mean for them? For ITV it is very serious, Sky, they will say if

BT can make it work, at least they had to pay a lot of money for it.

This afternoon, BT's viewers had to make do with Celtic's much. Soon

they will have the biggest fixtures to look forward to.

Our business correspondent is at BT Sport now. What does this mean for

their competitors? BSkyB have over 10 million paying subscribers who

were there to watch live, televised sport. Sky have seen off challenges

over the years, but one gets the impression this challenge bomb BT

Sport is more substantial. This company has deep pockets. -- this

challenge from BT Sport. Spare a thought for ITV sport. From 2015

they will have no live club football to show. There still appears to be

significant differences between Iran and the west over its nuclear

programme casting doubt over whether an agreement can be reached this

weekend. In an exclusive interview, the Iranians Foreign Minister said

real hard work was under way in Geneva, but he was more cautious

than a couple of days ago. Our correspondent is in Geneva. When I

interviewed him not that long ago, he said they were still optimistic,

but it was hard work. He also talked about the impact of sanctions, he

dismissed they were there because of sanctions. He said all that produced

were more centrifuges which work in rich in uranium. And pressure on the

lives of their Iranian people. He had a message for President Obama,

there is a window of opportunity which is open at the moment. A deal

is possible. I asked how long that window stayed open. He said it all

depends on the talks. It depends on Iran, the European Union and the

members of the Security Council plus Germany. The way all of them come

port themselves and how they get to the work they have to do. In Rugby

Union it was a comfortable victory for England over Argentina at

Twickenham. Meanwhile, Scotland face to Japan in Edinburgh.

Despite beating Australia here last weekend, hanging over England was

the need to play something more inspiring. The talk was of making a

statement. Last week, Billy Twelvetrees was criticised for

missing a tackle. Argentina's defence felt his prostration.

England were putting things right everywhere. Argentina had travelled

a long way to play. They made a more serious contribution after the

break. It proved easier to spot a celebrity

than an English point in the first half. England will need more of this

next up against New Zealand. Scotland got off to a comfortable

start. Good for the confidence, but it will certainly not get easier in

the next few weeks. In rugby, England have reached the

quarterfinals of the World Cup. This solo effort from Ryan Hall help them

to a win over Fiji. For the first time ever, the Olympic

torch has gone on a space walk. Live pictures of the two Russian

cosmonauts above the Earth were beamed across the world. The Olympic

torch has been carried into space twice before. But it has never left

a spaceship. It is being used by Russia to promote the Sochi Winter

Olympics in February. Some news just in, a former

Coronation Street actress will not be performing in tonight's live show

after fainting twice. That is in Strictly Come Dancing. Now,