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In today's RWC Daily we look ahead to the first semi-final, Wales' encounter with France on Saturday. 
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- The One Ronnie, Preview - BBC One : More about this programme: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00wyj62 Ronnie Corbett and Harry Enfield star in this fruity sketch from The One Ronnie, written by Dawson Bros.
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On today's RWC Daily we take a closer look at the French team named to play Wales in their semi-final encounter. Plus the RWC 1987 winning New Zealand team catch up again after 24 years to wish the current All Blacks good luck.
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lundi 10 octobre 2011 10:55 Au fur et à mesure que son équipe avance dans le tableau final de la Coupe du monde, Marc Lièvremont se métamorphose. C'est d'abord la moustache qui a percé sur le visage du sélectionneur tricolore au lendemain d'une pitoyable défaite face aux îles Tonga et après un pari avec son homologue en charge de la défense, l'Anglais David Ellis. Il a présenté une coupe au ras lundi à l'entraînement du XV de France en vue de la demi-finale contre les Gallois. Il ne reste plus que deux matchs au XV de France pour devenir champion du monde, dont le prochain samedi à Auckland face aux pays de Galles. Au rythme de la compétition, on se demande avec quelle tête Marc Lièvremont va finir la compétition.
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In today's RWC Daily we have reaction from the first two quarter-finals and the four competing northern hemisphere teams, as well as talk with some of the fans enjoying the atmosphere on and off the field in New Zealand.
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We preview Sunday's quarter-finals between New Zealand and Argentina and defending champions South Africa and Australia, as well as visit an art exhibition which combines some of the Game's greats with toast.
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On today's RWC Daily we learn the Haka with fans in Wellington and we catch up with Wales winger Leigh Halfpenny ahead of his team's quarter final clash with England.
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October 5, 2011 5:56 AM
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40 caricatures de personnalités par Stanley Chow
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October 4, 2011 8:32 AM
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In today's RWC Daily we recap on all of Sunday's final pool matches as the line-up for the quarter finals is confirmed. Plus we have all the latest on Dan Carter's injury which will rule him for the rest of RWC 2011.
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October 4, 2011 2:48 AM
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Le slogan du jour version Dexia :
Avec nous, souriez vous allez trinquer !
Plan d'accès (2009) réservé à quelques privilégiés :
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October 3, 2011 4:29 AM
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Demonstrators were arrested by the NYPD as they tried to cross the Brooklyn bridge...Scores held by NYPD – including New York Times journalist – after attempted march across bridge ends in chaos...
Protesters are blocked from crossing the Brooklyn Bridge by the NYPD during an Occupy Wall Street march. Photograph: James Fassinger
More than 700 people were arrested on the Brooklyn Bridge on Saturday evening during a march by anti-Wall Street protesters who have been occupying a downtown Manhattan square for two weeks.
The group, called Occupy Wall Street, has been protesting against the finance industry and other perceived social ills by camping out in Zuccotti park in New York.
During the afternoon a long line of protesters numbering several thousand snaked through the streets towards the landmark bridge across the East River with the aim of ending at a Brooklyn park.
However, during the march across the bridge groups of protesters sat down or strayed into the road from the pedestrian pathway. They were then arrested in large numbers by officers who were part of a heavy police presence shepherding the march along its path.
At one stage 500 protesters were blocked off by police on the bridge. At least one journalist, freelancer Natasha Lennard for the New York Times, was among those arrested. "About half way across the group of people who wanted to occupy the bridge launched their action and stepped into the road. They wanted to get arrested. It was sort of the idea," said Yaier Heber, one of the marchers.
But others said the sit-down protest appeared to happen only after the protesters were deliberately blocked off by police after actually being allowed onto the roadway. "They met the police line and ended up being arrested one by one," said Damon Eris, another protester.
The march ended in chaotic scenes with police buses driving up the bridge to be filled with arrested marchers. The packed buses then drove off to central booking. Meanwhile, other marchers waited at the bottom of the bridge's Manhattan side and cheered as some released protesters, or those who had escaped being blocked off, came back down. "Let them go! Let them go!" was a frequent chant.
It was a different scene from the night before when an equally large march had ended up at the city's police headquarters. That demonstration had been against the brutal treatment meted out by some police on protesters on a march the weekend before. Video of one senior police officer spraying pepper spray on female protesters went viral on the internet and drew widespread condemnation.
But the incident did help put the Occupy Wall Street movement into American newspapers and TV shows that had hitherto paid it little attention. The group, drawn from a wide range of backgrounds, say they are inspired by social movements in Spain and the Arab spring. Last week the protesters attracted numerous celebrity visits, including actor Susan Sarandon and film-maker Michael Moore. This week they are expected to get an injection of support from local labour unions.
The movement has also started to spread in significant numbers to several other major cities. On Saturday in Los Angeles hundreds of protesters marched on the city hall with the intention of starting a similar encampment. In Boston protesters have already started camping out in Dewey square, near the city's financial district. Unlike in New York, where protesters are not allowed to create shelter in Zuccotti park, Occupy Boston has been able to set up rows of tents.
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October 1, 2011 6:07 AM
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In today's RWC Daily we have reaction from South Africa's Pool D match with Samoa in Auckland, as well as visit the Australia and Scotland camps ahead of their final pool matches of RWC 2011.
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October 13, 2011 10:44 AM
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[Note du Curateur] Vous avez tous reconnu François Aubry et Martine Hollande, à l'issue de leur face-à-face du 12 octobre 2011.
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October 12, 2011 10:38 AM
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On today's RWC Daily we focus on New Zealand and Australia ahead of their semi final encounter on Sunday including interviews with key players on both teams.
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October 12, 2011 10:33 AM
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On today's RWC Daily, we catch up with Wales as they prepare for Saturday's clash with France. Plus, we have all the latest injury news ahead of this weekend's semi finals and we hear which coaches and players are stepping down following their team's exit from the tournament.
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October 10, 2011 8:59 AM
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In today's RWC Daily we have all the reaction and exctiement from the final two quarter-finals as Australia and New Zealand set up an enthralling semi-final at RWC 2011.
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October 7, 2011 12:10 PM
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On today's RWC Daily we preview Saturday's all-northern hemisphere quarter-finals, and get some retail therapy Rugby World Cup style.
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October 7, 2011 6:06 AM
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F-35B test aircraft completes its first landing aboard USS Wasp.
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October 6, 2011 7:37 AM
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On today's RWC Daily we catch up with the England netball team who are in New Zealand supporting their country men. Plus we're in the hometown of All Black legend Colin Meads.
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October 6, 2011 4:01 AM
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Rencontre à Tokyo - Comme des millions de fans d'Apple, Joseph Tame pleure son fondateur. Il y a quelques semaines, il lui avait rendu un hommage en dessinant une pomme géante. Avec ses pieds...
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October 4, 2011 8:35 AM
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On today's RWC Daily Dan Carter speaks about the injury that has ended his RWC 2011 dream. Plus we join some Welsh fans experiencing some home-grown New Zealand hospitality.
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October 3, 2011 11:23 AM
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...All images from the Charles Cushman Collection...
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October 2, 2011 5:52 AM
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In today's RWC Daily we have reaction to all of Saturday's crucial matches. Plus we catch up with Canada ahead of their match with New Zealand and we chat to Ireland defensive coach Les Kiss.
