i am on the same page essar alex ferguson, i | same page essar alex ferguson, i want to knock them alle north west, but they are the enemies, you know? they are clearly our biggest rivals and competitors in the uk and two or three clubs in europe, but, no, no, absolutely, thatis europe, but, no, no, absolutely, that is what we are therefore, knocking them off their perch. hagar knocking them off their perch. how far behind them? _ knocking them off their perch. how far behind them? a _ knocking them off their perch. how far behind them? a long _ knocking them off their perch. how far behind them? a long way - knocking them off their perch. how. far behind them? a long way behind at the moment. _ plenty more of dan roan's exclusive interview with sirjim ratcliffe on the bbc sport website. with manchester city winning their game in hand last night, it's over to league leaders liverpool to try and give themselves more breathing room tonight. they're one point ahead of pep guardiola's side and host luton at anfield. it's a game that's been rearranged due to liverpool reaching sunday's leag

how about andrew to marry ferguson? unconventional ferguson? nonetheless . it's, um. nonetheless. it's, um. >> yeah, it is, but i think you're barking up the wrong tree here. i have to tell you that in the 80s, did tv series the 80s, i did a tv series called poldark in which i played the sex crazed vicar and winston graham wrote a scene for me. i was having an affair with my wife's sister, julie dawn coal, where i had to make love to her feet. and all week julie dawn coal, witch doctor scholes to have feet and come the have her feet done and come the recording day at pebble mill, she carried to the set she was carried on to the set and the bed and on and placed in the bed and on action. my tooth , my tooth, my action. my tooth, my tooth, my tongue went between . her two tongue went between. her two toes and the head of drama at bbc said no way could he put this out. on a saturday night after dad's army. they cut it so i think they should do a little bit more toe sucking. if you ask me. well, definitely. >> we're doomed. captain mannering. my go

louis piece, this wasn't ferguson, st. louis, this was the whole globe, since then you tell me how many black people have been killed around the world, black men running from them, getting shot in the back. "a black woman being pulled over, sandra bland, mean we could, i don't even got to say, and those are the names we know about, how many more names that we don't know about the wouldn't publicized on those levels? oh no, it's got worse. mike brown has not been the last man to be killed since then in this area. activists demanding accountability for mikes death continued to be outspoken and protested in various ways. however, since 24..." team, six of these activists have been killed or died under very suspicious circumstances. daren seals. daren was a ferguson protester and local activist who was killed. he was found dead in the car that had been set on fire. he had been shot to death before the car was torched. there were no arrests. seals was 29 years old. edward crawford. crawford became a symbol of. distance, authori

franklin, and ferguson. i mean, ferguson, and beidler came together in the late 1880s with some other partners. it wasn't just the two of them. it was a little gang. they came down by railroad. they explored areas around the congaree, the santee, and the watery rivers. and they were very taken by what they saw. and they decided that they would start buying up the land. in time, these guys came to control something like 200,000 acres. this one company only in south carolina came to control something like 200,000 acres. most of which they owned, and some of which they only owned the timber rights to. but, in any case they controlled the tumor growing on something like 315 square miles. that is a lot of land. a lot of land. so, they built on the banks of the santee river. they built a company town, and corporate headquarters for their business. their business was called the santee river cypress come in a. and they built it for permanence. they expected to stay for a very long time. this was not a cut and run op

louis piece, this wasn't ferguson st. louis, this was the whole globe, since then you tell me how many black people have been killed around the world, black men running from them getting shot in the back. a black woman being pulled over, sandra bland, mean we could, i don't even got to say, and all the names we know about, how many more names that we don't know about that wasn't publicized on those levels? oh no, it got worse. mike brown has not been the last man to be killed since then in this area. activists demanding accountability for mike's death continued to be outspoken and protested in various ways. however, since 2014, six of these activists have been killed or died under very suspicious circumstances. daron seals. daren was a ferguson protester and local activist who was killed. he was found dead in the car that had been set on fire. he had been shot to death before the car was torched. there were no arrests. seals was 29 years old. edward crawford, crawford. became a symbol of resistance, authorities say he sho

how about andrew to marry ferguson? unconventional ferguson? nonetheless . it's, um. nonetheless. it's, um. >> yeah, it is, but i think you're barking up the wrong tree here. i have to tell you that in the 80s, i here. i have to tell you that in the 805, i tv here. i have to tell you that in the 80s, i tv series the 80s, i did a tv series called poldark in which i played the sex crazed vicar and winston graham wrote a scene for me. i was having an affair with my wife's sister, julie dawn coal, where i had to make love to her feet. and all week julie dawn coal, witch doctor scholes to have her done come the have her feet done and come the recording day at pebble mill, she carried to the set she was carried on to the set and the bed and on and placed in the bed and on action. my tooth , my tooth, my action. my tooth, my tooth, my tongue went between . her two tongue went between. her two toes and the head of drama at bbc said no way could he put this out. on a saturday night after dad's army. they cut it so i think they should do a little bit mor

.— with a decision. 28 years ago, sir alex ferguson — with a decision. 28 years ago, sir alex fergusond . with a decision. 28 years ago, sir| alex ferguson famously vowed to end liverpool's dominance. now it'sjim ratcliffe wants to do the same to them and manchester city. i am on exactly the — them and manchester city. i am on exactly the same _ them and manchester city. i am on exactly the same page _ them and manchester city. i am on exactly the same page as - them and manchester city. i am on exactly the same page as sir - them and manchester city. i am on exactly the same page as sir alex l exactly the same page as sir alex ferguson, i want to knock them all off their perch.— off their perch. how far behind are ou? a off their perch. how far behind are you? a long _ off their perch. how far behind are you? a long way — off their perch. how far behind are you? a long way behind _ off their perch. how far behind are you? a long way behind at - off their perch. how far behind are you? a long way behind at the - you? a long way behind at the moment- _ a two—year—old boy who has been mi

the west, and also now it is known as the general area of the city, of course the suburb of which is ferguson, where african-american mike brown was killed and not charged, it was the police officer who shot him that you. people were an uproar due to the killing of an 18-year-old unarmed black teenager by police, mike brown, whose execution catapulted blacks into protesting and saying, enough is enough. now more than five years later, are black people any closer equality and justice? "you must disperse immediately, peaceful protest when you try to injure people, you must first now mike's grandmother on the phone, i say hello, and she said the police just killed mike mike, mike mike is landing in the middle of the street, that point i just..." just like froze and i turned to her and i said poly just killed my son and that's i know we was in the car we was driving like i was on roller coaster to get that i just felt jerking i really i just felt jerking i don't even remember the ride i just felt getting thrown around cuz that's how fast we was going guess to get there mike was my best man and my

i am in exactly the same page as alex ferguson. i want to knock them all off their perch. that's the only reason we are there at united. i mean, we are friends in the sense that we are all in the north—west, but they are the enemies, you know. they are clearly our biggest rivals and competitors in the uk. and then obviously you have got two or three clubs in europe. but, no, no, absolutely, that is what we are there for, knocking them off their perch. how far behind are you to them? a long way behind them at the moment, yes. no, we are. one match in the english premier league on wednesday and with manchester city winning their game in hand on tuesday it was over to league leaders liverpool to try and give themselves more breathing room, which is exactly what theyve done moving four points clear at the top of the premier league after coming from behind to beat luton at anfield. having gone into the break i—o downjurgen klopp's side were rampant after half time, their pressure paying off, captain virgilvan dijk powering home a header in the 56th minut before cody gakpo gave

to the west, and also now it is known as the general area, the city, of course, suburb of which is ferguson, where african-american mike brown was killed and not charged, it was the police officer who shot. him, that year, people were an uproar due to the killing of an 18-year-old unarmed black teenager by police, mike brown, whose execution catapulted blacks into protesting and saying, enough is enough. now, more than five years later, are black people any closer equal? to injustice, you must disperse immediately, peaceful protest when you try to injure people, you must is first now, mike's grandmother on the phone, i said hello, and she said the police just killed mike, mike, mike mike is landing in. the street that point i just like froze and i turned to her and i said py just killed my son and that's i know we was in the car we was driving like i was on roller coaster together i just felt jerking i really i just felt jerking i don't even remember the ride i just felt getting thrown around cuuse that's how fast we was going guess to get there mike was my best man at my wedding. we were m

ferguson: i rise in support of this piece of legislation. i do not worry one single bit about making sure that american business is more competitive on the global stage. making sure that our businesses are competitive through research and development and then having the capital to turn those ideas into a turns those products into jobs here in america is something that we should be doing. staying compotetive against our adversaries on the global stage is something that we should be doing. this is not about giving business a tax break. this is about investing in america and american jobs. and the complete mischaracterization about the child tax credit is the most intellectually dishonest conversation i have heard on this floor in a very long time. this is about making -- this is about making sure that people that work and their families have the ability to get ahead. but let me tell you something. we all believe on this side of the aisle that you should work in order to receive federal benefits. that is something that this bill does. i find --

[applause] president ferguson, thank you for your leadership and for your vision. maryland court pave the way. and together our state service programs are changing lives. i am proud we have one of our founding service year members here in the gallery. his name is a timmy year. [applause] i love the red shirt. a. [laughter] he was born and raised in western maryland. he is serving in the asian american to preserve yes. [cheering] to preserve and celebrate a api history. you are not only our present, you are our future. and thank you for making a maryland at the best place in the world to change the world. we appreciate you, thank you. to all the people who came up to us and we were on the road, said we need to continue to make maryland a state that serves, we hear you and we are moving. those are the four pillars of our success this year we will make maryland a safer print will make maryland more affordable it will make maryland more competitive and continue to make maryland safe. and to get there when the partnership of our legislatures. we need the partnership of

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senate president bill ferguson. [applause] president ferguson, thank you for your leadership and vision. maryland core paved the way. together, our state service programs are changing lives. i am proud that we have one of our founding service year members here in the gallery. his name is tamir. [applause] i love that shirt, man. [laughter] he was born and raised in western maryland. he is serving in the asian american center in frederick. to preserve and celebrate aapi history. tamir, you are not only our present. you are our future. thank you for making maryland the best place in the world to change the world. we appreciate you. [applause] so, do all the people that came up to us when we were on the road and said that we needed to continue to make maryland the state that serves, we hear you, and we are moving. those are the four pillars. of our success this year. we will make maryland safer. we will make maryland more affordable. we will make maryland more competitive and we will continue to make maryland state tha

i am on exactly the same page as sir alex ferguson. i want to knock them all off their perch. our sports editor dan roan. germany has the largest economy in europe, but now its government has officially slashed its forecast for economic growth in 2024, warning that germany is in troubled waters. last year, its economy shrank by 0.3%. business leaders are urgently calling for less bureaucracy, as our berlin correspondent jess parker reports. carmaking, chemicals, heavy industry — how we perceive the german powerhouse economy. but europe's engine of growth is stuttering. germany will be the sick man of europe, like 20 years ago. andrei runs a building firm and has a common complaint — that german red tape and environmental rules are punishing his industry. the higher regulations we have in germany are slowing down the economy because we are taking too long to finish the apartments we need really here, especially in the capital, in berlin. building things, making things — it's something germany's supposed to be good at, but demand has slumped, notjust in construction, and it's dr

ok. ferguson from dw business. thank you so much for joining us to tell us a little bit more about it. in other news, nasa is handling what is it is calling a giant leap forward. a robotics spacecraft built by a private company has landed on the moon. it was the 1st control de sent it to the moon by a us built space craft since 1972. the company behind the mission intuitive machines, hopes to collect data with odessa slander. to better understand the lunar environment to behind the scenes. last call, the team can't see the landing live on camera getting a switch within minutes relief as a voice is heard. it's a ceo of the company working with nasa on the mission. i know this was a nail biter, but we are on the say on the surface and we are transmitting and welcome to the move. in the absence of real footage, a simulation of what the landing at the south pole of the moon may have looked like . today for the 1st time in more than a half century, the u. s. has returned to the moon. today for the 1st time in the histor

i am in exactly the same page as alex ferguson. i want to knock them all off their perch.and that's the only reason we are there at united. i mean, we are friends in the sense that we are all in the north—west, but they are the enemies, you know. they are clearly our biggest rivals and competitors in the uk. and then obviously you have got two or three clubs in europe. but, no, no, absolutely, that is what we are there for, knocking them off their perch. how far behind are you to them? a long way behind them at the moment, yes. no, we are. sirjim ratcliffe with dan roan. the teams he's referring to there as he channels sir alex ferguson from the mid 1980s — manchester city and liverpool, who can go four points clear of city at the top of the premier league tonight. they're playing luton at anfield with something of an injury crisis going on. this is the squad arriving in mansfield a few minutes ago. he's onlyjust returned from a hamstring problem and despite playing and scoring against brentford at his comeback at the weekend he is not fit enough tonight. no dharma nunez,

senate president bill ferguson.applause] president ferguson, thank you for your leadership and vision. maryland core paved the way. together, our state service programs are changing lives. i am proud that we have one of our founding service year members here in the gallery. his name is tamir. [applause] i love that shirt, man. [laughter] he was born and raised in western maryland. he is serving in the asian american center in frederick. to preserve and celebrate aapi history. tamir, you are not only our present. you are our future. thank you for making maryland the best place in the world to change the world. we appreciate you. [applause] so, do all the people that came up to us when we were on the road and said that we needed to continue to make maryland the state that serves, we hear you, and we are moving. those are the four pillars. of our success this year. we will make maryland safer. we will make maryland more affordable. we will make maryland more competitive and we will continue to make maryland state that

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this approach helped ferguson to 5 birdies in six holes around the turn today. italy's alessandra fanali birdied the last to share the lead with shannon tan going into the final round of the kenya ladies 0pen. shiskin is now britain's best chance at next month's cheltenham gold cup after the quirkyjumps horse won the denman chase. and it was a big race double at newbury for trainer nicky henderson who also won the sport's richest handicap hurdle — the betfair hurdle with iberico lord. australia's women clinched their one day series with a thumping 110 run win against south africa in a rain affected third 0di in sydney. staying with cricket. england won't have to face virat kohli for the rest of their test series in india. he's been left out of the squad for the remaining three matches. the batter, one of the world's best, missed the first two tests due to personal reasons. and that has been extended with the indian cricket board saying certain situations demand his presence and undivided attention. the third test gets under way on thursday in rajkot with the ser

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louis ferguson: assassinations.hey can't lose nothing, and i think the most dangerous person in the world, the person don't have none to look. black americans looking for justice. if this is a war, then we're going to have to deal with it with the strategies that people in war use. i saw his, i saw um, the never-ending story. we must not become part of south africa's problem. we must remain part of their solution. we must not aim to impose. ourselves, our solutions, our favorites in south africa, damn it, we have favorites in south africa, the favorites in south africa are the people who are being repressed by that ugly white regime, we have favorites. i also want to say a word about the situation in israel, the more we learned about the attack, the more horrifying it becomes. more than 1ous, 1,ous innocent lives lost including at least 27 americans. these guys make uh the they make al-qaeda look pure, they're pure, they're pure evil, i said from the beginning, the united states make no mistake about it, stands with

louis ferguson. assassinations. they don't have nothing. they can't lose nothing. and i think the most dangerous person in the world. the person don't have nothing to lose. black americans looking for justice. "if this is a war, then we're going to have to deal with it with the strategies that people in war use. i saw his, i saw um, the never ending story." price to be headlines, more palestinis are killed as israel keeps pounding gaza on the 132nd a day of its onslot on the sea strip. international pressure is mounting on israel to refrain from a planned ground invasion of the southern gaza city of raffa. an official data shows britain is now in a recession amid high inflation and a cost of living crisis ahead of this year's general election.

louis ferguson, assassinations, they don't have nothing, they can't lose nothing, and i think the most have nothing to look. black americans looking for justice. "if this is a war, then we're going to have to deal with it with the strategies that people in war use. i saw his, i saw um, the never ending story." the headlines, the red cross warns at israel's invasion of the southern gaza city of rafa would pose a disastrous risk to civilian lives and infrastructure. pro palestine. to the stage protest actions outside two uk-based firms over their role in fueling the israeli regime's genocide in the gaza strip. and the un says us decision to relist yemen's ansarlo movement as a terrorist group could inflict serious harm on the country's devastated economy.

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louis ferguson, assassinations, they don't have nothing, they can't lose nothing, and i think the most dangerous person in the world, the person don't have nothing to look. black americans looking for justice. "if this is a war, then we're going to have to deal with it with the strategies that people in war use. i saw his, i saw um, the never ending story." palestine has risen from the ashes, the nation has gone a long way in its struggle against the occupation regime of israel, from throwing stone to flying drones. but who can deny iran's decades long support? the result of the voting is as follows: 13 votes in favor. the sun shown to announce the beginning of new day. it was the 13th day of the war on the gaza's right. look at the missile. what did we do to deserve being hit by this? the army bombed the children on the beach and destroyed our houses. they kill children, men, women, and old men. i have other place to go, so now my children and i are homeless. it is the israelis habit from ages, they say that children fire rockets. interesting to see how passionate people were about po

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louis ferguson, assassinations, they don't have nothing, they can't lose nothing, and i think the moste going to have to deal with it with the strategies that people in war use. i saw his, i saw um... the never ending story one, you're watching. your headlines for this hour 141 days after the start of the us israely genocide in gaza, the killing and destruction campaign against. palestinian continues with the death toll nearing 30,000. israelis have once again taken to the streets to demand the resignation of prime minister benjamin netanyahu. an israel's aggression on gaza continues to castle regime with more boycots. now, four norwegian universities have cut ties with israely universities.

louis ferguson, assassinations. they don't have nothing, they can't lose nothing, and i think the mosting for justice, if this is a war then we're going to have to deal with it with the strategies that people in war use. i saw his, i saw um, the never ending story. i really would like to meet him later, he seems like such an important figure in the history of iran. it was interesting to see how passionate people were about politics and how willing they were to talk to me about it, because people were more than happy to give me their view. everyone in iran has an opinion. one you're watching, i'm your host. you're press of your headlines 26 european union countries warn israel against attacking the city of raffa and southern gaza saying offensive will be. absolutely catastrophic. in letter to the un chief, iran urges the world body to stop the israeli massacre of palestinians in the southern gaza city of rafa. and the emmy army says a shot down a us mq9 reaper drone over the red sea afterrading two american ships with naval missiles.

this approach helped ferguson to 5 birdies in six holes around the turn today. race double at newbury for trainer nicky henderson who also won the sport's richest handicap hurdle — the betfair hurdle with iberico lord. australia's women clinched their one day series with a thumping 110 run win against south africa in a rain affected third odi in sydney. staying with cricket... england won't have to face virat kohli for the rest of their test series in india. he's been left out of the squad for the remaining three matches. the batter, one of the world's best, missed the first two tests due to personal reasons and that has been extended. the indian cricket board saying certain situations demand his presence and undivided attention. the third test gets under way on thursday in rajkot with the series currently tied at 1—1. ronnie o'sullivan has withdrawn from next week's welsh open to protect his mental health. o'sullivan has been in scintilating form this season winning both the uk championship and the masters but says he'll be unable to compete in llandudno becaus

louis ferguson, assassinations, they don't have nothing, they can't lose nothing, and i think the mostrael, from throwing stones to flying drones. but who can deny iran's decades long support in this arduous journey. the headlines, israel continues to target major hospitals across the gaza strip has death thill from the regime's genocide nears 28,000. yemen's ansarullah movement reaffirs. terms its support for gaza saying aggressive moves by the us and the uk are the main threat to navigation in the red sea. and in new incursion on freedom of speech, the us social media giant meta removes the accounts of iran's leader under pressure from pro israelity groups.

louis ferguson, assassinations, they don't have nothing, they can't lose nothing, and i think the most never ending story. first of the headlines: millions of iranians commemorate the 45th anniversary of the islamic revolution led by the late founder of the islamic republic of iran imam khamaini. on the 128th day of the us-israel. in gaza fresh israel airstrikes kill at least 25 people and injured dozens of others in the town of rafa and the former iraki prime minister urges the complete withdrawal of american forces and calls on the government to establish a timeline for us troops removal.

louis ferguson, assassinations, they don't have nothing, they can't lose nothing, and i think the most dangerous person in the world, person don't have nothing to look, black. americans looking for justice, if this is a war then we're going to have to deal with it with the strategies that people in war use. i saw his, i saw um, the never ending story. the israeli regime has killed upwards of 25,000 palestinians in gaza since october the 7th last year. american support for tel aviv and the war has been so heavy that case could be made that every palestinian death in the war is caused by the us as well. how is the israeli war on gaza also and american genocide, let us count the ways in nutsell. but first, here's a quick look at the war. the israeli military campaign started after attack by hamas, the gaza-based palestinian group, which killed 1200 israelis. the tel aviv regime has since been pounding gaza so hard.

sir alex ferguson famously said his principal objective in charge of united was to knock liverpool offs have moved on and you now have manchester city aiming for a fourth consecutive title. how would you encapsulate or articulate what you want to achieve at united? is it to knock city off their perch? there is competition everywhere it seems. i want to knock them off their perch. alex was a driven and competitive individual and hejust wanted to win. we are friends in the sense that we are all in the north—west but they are the enemy, you know? they are clearly our biggest rival in the uk and then obviously you have two or three clubs in europe but, no, absolutely. that is what we are there for, to knock them off their perch. how far behind you will them are you? a long way behind. one match in the english premier league on wednesday and with manchester city winning their game in hand on tuesday, it was over to league leaders liverpool to try and give themselves more breathing room. which is exactly what they've done, moving four points clear at the top of the premier league after comin

louis ferguson.the person don't have nothing to look, black americans looking for justice, if this is a war, then we're going to have to deal with it with the strategies that people in war use. i saw his, i saw um, the never ending story, he specializes in the analysis of power and propaganda, so i i come from glasgow in scotland, i'm sorry, did you say that was english? i'm not english, the only way... day for liberation is for the decolonization of the mind. is this your first time here? how long have you been here now? how many days? two days? answer me about bristol university, russia's and ukraine war, iran's foreign policy. the americans are opposed to islamic republic of iran, whatever it does. we marched when her was uh bombed with chemical weapons and so here we are in the famous bobby sands street named after bobby sands, the officer commanding the... fiory prisoners: if we stand together, we can help to stop the spread of zionist extremism and to combat islamophobia. what has interested yo

louis ferguson, assassinations, they don't have nothing, they can't lose nothing, and i think the mostse. i saw his, i saw um, the never ending story." "this is my land and my country. it is not only the 1948 or 1967 borders from the sea to the river. i am not ready to let go of a centimeter. israel is here like any for by the support of the europe, by the support of the united states. that's why the..." the land, well i was at the babel shams protest last week and i myself had a my head banged against a bus by a soldier illegally on illegal stolen land and they are arresting us, the palestine, this is historical palestine. headlines at press tv, more than hundred more palestinians. have been killed on the 136th day of the israeli general side of war on gaza. international court of justice at the heig holds the first day of hearings on israel's occupation of palestinian lands. and the general side of warren guys is taking his tool in the israely economy. regime's gdp has contracted by almost a

and now it’s time for sports news ilya , the legendary football coach alex ferguson earned a seriousng in saudi arabia, tell us how? tanya, good morning, eighty-two-year-old.

louis ferguson, assassinations. they don't have nothing, they can't lose nothing, and i think the mostlooking for justice, if this is a war then we're going to have to deal with it with the strategies that people in war use. i saw his, i saw um, the never ending story, v headlines, this hour, israel's indiscriminate air and... artillery strikes kill more than 70 people in central gaza as the regime's onslot on the besseeg territory continues unabated. the senior hamas official tells press tv that the us is complicit in israel's massacres and crimes against palestinians in besieg gaza strip. and the top human court is set to hold public hearings on the legal consequences of israely crimes in the occupied palestinian territories.

louis ferguson. have to deal with it with the strategy. that people in war use, i saw his, i saw um, the never ending story, i really would like to meet them later, he seems like such an important figure in the history of iran, what would i do? they were to talk to me about it, because people were more than happy to give me their view. everyone in iran has an opinion, keeping you up to date with world news every half hour on press tv. israely attacks on palestinians and gaza persists as the us israel genocidal war enters its 137th day despite of local's appeals for a ceasefire. israely occupation forces conduct raids on different areas. the west bank, resulting in injuries and abduction of palestinians in the occupied territories. the international court of justice holds a second day of hearings on the israeli occupation of palestinian territories.

sir alex ferguson famously said his principal objective in charge of united was to knock liverpool off moved on and you now have manchester city aiming for a fourth consecutive title. how would you encapsulate or articulate what you want to achieve at united? is it to knock city off their perch? there is competition everywhere it seems. i want to knock them off their perch. alex was a driven and competitive individual and hejust driven and competitive individual and he just wanted to win. we are friends in the sense that we are all in the north—west but they are the enemy, you know? they are clearly our biggest rival in the uk and then obviously you have two or three clubs in europe but, no, absolutely. that is what we are there for, to knock them off their perch. how far behind you will them are you? a; how far behind you will them are ou? �* ., ., , how far behind you will them are ou? �* ., , one match in the english premier league on wednesday and with manchester city winning their game in hand on tuesday, it was over to league leaders liverpool to try and give themselves more brea

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ben ferguson, host of the ben ferguson podcast and former deputy assistant secretary of state for strategic communications for hillary clinton. gentlemen, thank you. great to have all three of you with us today. philippe, the president is choosing out of the press pool for somebody to potentially take over. he's joking around there. you can see the headlines. it's a major focus. more democrats are pushing the narrative that something has to give here. they're looking for somebody new. >> well, i'm going to start out with some common ground among the three of us, which is that probably none of us think that "new york times" coverage about politics or presidential politics is any good. i do think that there's a problem in the way that this is being covered. but separate from a media issue, the truth of the matter is we elected donald trump -- not we. donald trump was elected in 2016. joe biden was elected in 2020. they were both at the time of their inauguration the oldest people to hold the office. i don't know why it's any surprise to anyone that they are four years older or eight years old

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david moyes won the best manager award 10 times, guardiola 11 times, arsenegger 15 times, and alex ferguson27 times. became the moon dortmund club announced that sebastian haller, who returned from africa after winning the nations cup, was welcomed by his teammates. he brought with him an injury that caused him to be out of action for a few weeks. what a warm welcome, i was really happy. i will try to come back soon and work for the success of the team do lautaro martinez became the first inter player of this century to score 20 goals in three consecutive seasons with the nerazzurri shirt. the asian football confederation has officially announced the continent's club competitions of the year. radio and television, thank you very much for your cooperation with sports news. together with all my colleagues in this news group , i say goodbye to you dear ones. may god protect you. be healthy and sportsman. they used to say that whenever you take a fish out of the water , it is fresh, what does that mean? it means that it is never too late to turn to what we have not done. such as continuing educ

louis ferguson: assassinations. they don't have nothing, they can't lose nothing, and i think the most dangerous person in the world, person don't have none to look. black americans looking for justice. if this is a war, then we're going to have to deal with it with the strategies that people in war use. i saw his, i saw um, the never ending story. the iranian foreign minister says israely forces are suffering. hussein amir abdullahyan made the comments in a press conference in damascus with his syrian counterpart. he is in syria as part of a regional tour which has also taken him to lebanon. the top iranian diplomats said there's no solution to the crisis in gaza, but diplomacy and the sessation of us-israely genocide there. he added that iranian military advisers will continue to stand by syrian forces in the fight against terrorism despite the recent deadly attacks by israel for his part face. syria has forced several wars against israel and is ready for more confrontations, however he stress that is damascus who