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Rugby’s top-ranked nation will look to back up last weekend’s win over world champions South Africa

Andy Farrell’s side go into the game having downed South Africa and with Australia on the horizon

In tonight's edition: As African countries at the COP27 climate summit say wealthy nations haven't done enough to stop them from having to develop their oil industries, we ask how renewable sources can be used to lift people out of poverty on the African continent. Also, thousands of public workers…

Last weekend's 19-16 victory over South Africa came at a price as Andy Farrell saw several players leave the pitch with injuries

These are your evening rugby headlines on Thursday, November 10.

South Africa on Thursday released the terms of two climate loans for a combined 600 million euros ($596.7 million) from French and German development banks, saying they were substantially cheaper than market borrowing.

Changes in climatic factors – such as higher temperatures and increased rainfall – affect the developmental, behavioural and distribution patterns of insects like mosquitoes. These changes have serious implications for the effective control of insect-borne diseases such as malaria.

The US embassy in South Africa has twice raised the alarm recently about terrorism in the country. On 26 October it issued a security alert for a possible terror attack in Sandton, the financial centre of Johannesburg.

World Cup camps can seemingly be tedious affairs and the 2010 England squad that travelled to South Africa went to extreme depths to keep themselves entertained under Fabio Capello