. ongoing problem, but good to i have somebody like ashley cole in your— have somebody like ashley coleng staff.— in your coaching staff. yes, he is someone — in your coaching staff. yes, he is someone i _ in your coaching staff. yes, he is someone i have _ in your coaching staff. yes, he is someone i have worked - in your coaching staff. yes, he | is someone i have worked with now for the under 21s along with joleon lescott, now for the under 21s along withjoleon lescott, people i really trust and have a good way about them. good coaches and good people, and especially with some of the age of some of the players in the squad, to have someone they can talk to about different experiences on and off the pitch, it is invaluable. ashley has been brilliant for us. congratulations, lee, and we have — congratulations, lee, and we have seen— congratulations, lee, and we have seen with _ congratulations, lee, and we have seen with various - have seen with various international— have seen with various. international managers, have seen with various - international managers, coaches are stepping _

cole and john terry and players like that.n't take on penalty of the psychology of plays. he on penalty of the psychology of .la 5, ., , ., on penalty of the psychology of plays. he also said it taken psychologist _ plays. he also said it taken psychologist on _ plays. he also said it taken psychologist on some - plays. he also said it taken psychologist on some of i those tournaments. goalkeeperjoe hart played for eriksson during his time as manchester city manager — speaking on bbc radio 5 live, hart said he was a hugely positive influence. you couldn't not respect him, you couldn't not behave under him. as chris was saying there in that era of the hairdryer, you did not want to cross sven, but not because you were scared of him, because you didn't want to let the guy down. too young to appreciate, too early in the game to appreciate that there are some beautiful people in this game, but a part of the game because theyjust love everything about it and they just want everyone to be happy. the last tennis grand slam of the sea

probably underachieved with england given the quality and gerard and ashley cole and john terry.yers practising penalties, rather than the victorian ethos it's a bit unsporting to practise penalties. i think sven admitted that. why he didn't take work on penalties, the psychology of players. he said he should have taken a psychologist to some of those tournaments. goalkeeperjoe hart played for eriksson during his time as manchester city manager — speaking on bbc radio 5 live, hart said he was a hugely positive influence. you couldn't not respect him, you couldn't not behave under him. as chris was saying, in that era of the hair dryer, you didn't want to cross sven, you don't want to let the guy down. too young to appreciate him, too early in the game to appreciate there's some beautiful people in this game, who are part of the game because they love everything about it, they want everyone to be happy. the last tennis grand slam of the season, the us open, is under way at flushing meadows in new york, and the defending women's champion coco gauff has sailed through herfirst round

cole, frank lampard, john terry, players like that, but as a man of my thoughts go out to his familyic man. he had his full hack. verse henry imposed her financial adviser who wasn't particularly adept at financial advising. he dealt with it. let’s advising. he dealt with it. let's whizz through _ advising. he dealt with it. let's whizz through a _ advising. he dealt with it. let's whizz through a few— advising. he dealt with it. let's whizz through a few more - advising. he dealt with it. let's whizz through a few more of. advising. he dealt with it. let's whizz through a few more of those areas in detail. a quiet, understated style of management, what were his particular qualities? he protected the players. when he left england in 2006 after they got knocked out in the quarterfinal, he was strong with us in the written media. he said look after wayne rooney, do not kill him, he is your future. quite strong words to use, we had been critical of him for the red card. good at protecting players. david beckham, always supporting his players. england went on strike at one point and erik

cole, frank lampard, john terry, players like that, but as a man my thoughts go out to his family.her. phlegmatic man. given what we in the press throughout him during the five years. he had his phone hacked. bus £10 million to a financial adviser who wasn't particularly adept at finance or advising. he dealt with it. let's whizz through a few more of those areas in detail. a quiet, understated style of management, what were his particular qualities? he protected the players. when he left england in 2006 after they got knocked out in the quarterfinal, he was strong with us in the written media. he said look after wayne rooney, who got sent off, do not kill him, he is your future. quite strong words to use, we had been critical of him for the red card. good at protecting players. david beckham, always supporting his players. england went on strike at one point and eriksson came out on their side. to the fa's anguish. provided a window into english society and the fact that when he had relationships, with unmarried women, fleet street went into meltdown. nuts magazine delivering a wa

cole and john terry and players like that — but also, as a man, and my thoughts go out to lena and johanud, father and a very phlegmatic man, given what, you know, people like me and the press, from a footballing perspective, threw at him during those five years. but also, you know, he had the fake sheikh, as you've been covering. he had his phone hacked. he lost £10 million to a financial adviser who wasn't particularly adept at finance or advising. and sven just dealt with it, so yeah, very sad day. you cover such a lot in that answer. let's whiz through a few more of those areas in detail. he had a very quiet, understated style of management. what were his particular qualities, though, do you think? he protected the players. i mean, when he left england in 2006, after england got knocked out in the quarter final and rooney got sent off, he was quite strong with us in the written media. he said, you know, "look after wayne rooney, he is yourfuture. do not kill him." you know, quite strong words to use, because obviously we were being very critical of rooney for the red card. and so, he

cole. >> and then, years later, she says to itv's tom bradby, oh, i'm so not, you know, i didn't know tabloids were anyway. coming up, jimmy savile jimmy savile, jonathan king, stuart hall, chris denning, rolf harris and now grim new allegations tonight, again against the bbc's huw edwards. just what is going on at the corporation. but next, who's your pick for the next conservative leader has pretty blown her chances after that interview with chopper. i'll play interview with chopper. i'll play you that full clip in just a sec. and by the way, beyond your pick for tory do you even are the tories relevant welcome back to ben leo. tonight the first of tomorrow's newspaper front pages are dropping imminently. newspaper front pages are dropping imminently . but first, dropping imminently. but first, the tory leadership race is well underway. but former home secretary priti patel dropped jaws in an exclusive interview with gb news political editor christopher hope. after seemingly shrugging off the tories dire record on immigration net migration has gone up 2 million over four years. >> y

famous golden generation akin to what we've got today david beckham, steven gerrard, wayne rooney, ashleytc. and he couldn't ferdinand, etc. and he couldn't quite lift england over the line but nonetheless celebrated in this country. and he'll be fondly remembered. there's no question about that. >> yeah, an absolute icon of the sport. i mean, how many songs and chants were sung, especially especially for him when he was managing our national team in england. but we knew that he was unwell, a short battle with pancreatic cancer. and he told the world, didn't he, that he, he thought he only had a year at best. >> yeah. he turned out to be exactly right. i mean, i recorded an obituary for gb news back in, back in january, so. yeah, i mean, he said inside a yean yeah, i mean, he said inside a year, he got it exactly right. but the dignity he showed in, in recording interviews and inviting all his players over to see him in sweden, he lived just on an island there on a massive ranch, and his family were around him as we know. we knew from the weekend that he was struggling and he was very unw

cole, the footballer.ea. i was so naive. yes, you did, because you courted them and that's why i'm sick of them now. because i'm just they've been they were found out ages ago. yeah. >> they were. some people are still buying into this nonsense. so it is quite, quite fascinating that they will. >> elsewhere we have gang busting gdp figures absolutely blowing apart rachel reeves claim that they inherited the biggest mess in, you know, since time began, up 0.6% april to june. and it's the best six months in about seven years. >> it's also flat basically. >> it's also flat basically. >> wow, 0.6% in three months. that's pretty decent. it's the biggest six month rise in seven years. i mean, beggars can't be choosers, steve. >> which doesn't really say much at all because it's such a small rise. we're also talking about monkeypox. it feels like it's on its way. they have three three different vaccines for it. so we're going to ask the viewers whether they will be prepared to take the monkeypox vaccine, seeing a

his son cole is going to introduce them, just like ashley biden introduced her father joe biden yesterdayl be interesting. and doug obviously will be able to put more of a human face, a personal face on this woman who is the vice president of the united states. he'll be able to talk about their relationship. the fact that his kids from his first marriage consider her a mom. they call her momala. they put out a video on social media talking about the two of them. his first wife has been here at the convention as well. so it's about family that is a blended family but they have 21st century family they are very happy with. so we'll hear from him and then we will hear from the obama spirit >> norah: we are listening now to illinois own senator, tammy duckworth, at the podium. an iraq war veteran, purple heart recipient, former assistant secretary of veterans affairs talking now about the contrast about the two campaigns and about the record of senator j.d. vance who she has served within the united states in it. we are going to hear a lot, john, about the policy differences tonight not only

ashley bizman was just 16 when she lost her father on 9/11.e suspected plea deal does not seem like justice. >> the saying with 9/11 is "never forget," and unfortunately, the victims were forgotten today. >> house speaker mike johnson is denouncing the plea deal as a slap in the face to the 9/11 families. savannah? >> all right, andrea mitchell in washington. thank you. >>> let's turn now to the breaking news we mentioned at the top of the show. sources telling nbc news that a landmark multi-nation prisoner swap is under way. it involves the u.s., russia and other countries. nbc's chief foreign correspondent keir simmons is following this for us. tell us about the late-breaking details. >> reporter: well, hoda, that's right. this is moving fast this morning. and it is fraught. but it does look like a major exchange of prisoners between america and russia. we can tell you there's a group of american prisoners being swapped for russians right now. who are they? there are a number of americans in russian custody. some of them very high profile ca

ashley bensman was just axing when she lost her father, jeff govan, one 911.nfortunately, somewhere forgotten today. >> the pain lingers. i am andrea mitchell with that report. joining us now is republican congressman mike lawler new york. i know there are many 9/11 families introduced. you have been calling for this to go to trial in the last year, what do you make of this plea agreement ? >> obviously, it is a very frustrating day for a lot of 9/11 families. i was in my fifth day of freshman year of high school and september 11th, 2001, 235 miles north from ground zero. so many families were impacted by that full day. to today, we still have first responders dying from 9/11 health related illnesses and i have been with the family. i have woken with our first responders, and they are angry. they feel betrayed and heartbroken. he does not like justice. khalid shaikh mohammed and the other folks obviously have entered into those plea deals really should have been subject to the death penalty. and i think most americans, most new yorkers would agree with that. t