they had a rocky couple of seasons after sir alex ferguson with david moyes, and louis van gaal, maybegaal, maybe a bit unlucky. what jose mourinho now louis van gaal, maybe a bit unlucky. whatjose mourinho now be the man to gel what is an astonishingly fantastic and enormous beast of a club, to get them back where they feel they belong? they cannot afford to be out of the champions league for a third season in a row?|j to be out of the champions league for a third season in a row? i club the size of united should always be in the champions league. what has happened in the last few years with sir alex ferguson departing, you saw the stability and continuity that was there for so many years. it has disappeared, so to speak. they need to work hard to get it back. that was one of jose to work hard to get it back. that was one ofjose mourinho's main tasks to get it back. but it will ta ke tasks to get it back. but it will take time. finally, the champions league draw was made today. no british involvement apart from gareth bale at real madrid. the semifinal draw is a repeat of last year ‘s

united have hired three managers since sir alex ferguson left the club in 2013.re time at the club to build a title winning team. only one team can win the premier league and it's a difficult week to win. as you see, leicester last year, chelsea this year, it's a difficult league. i think, manchester united, they won the fa cup last year, they've already won a trophy this year. they are in a good position to win the europa league. but it's a disaster. that's the standard. in everyone's dies it's a disaster. for me, not so much. you wa nt disaster. for me, not so much. you want stability. we have a good manager in jose mourinho want stability. we have a good manager injose mourinho and it may ta ke manager injose mourinho and it may take time. referee keith stroud has been dropped from his scheduled league one match this weekend while his mistake in newcastle's match against burton last night is reviewed. players from both sides encroached into the area as newcastle were taking a penalty. which was converted by matt ritchie. stroud wrongly awarded burton a free—ki

actually said this week that relying on mps to be arbiters of impartiality was a bit like asking sir alex ferguson at old trafford. you have to remember where criticism is coming from. it is important the bbc listens and axe on in it is also important we are bussed in defending the bbc‘s editorial decisions and its journalism when we get political pressure. sometimes there will be genuine issues, sometimes there will be political pressure and it is very important that the bbc withstand that. thank you very much. thank you for all of your comments this week. if you want to share your opinion on bbc news, call us on 0370 010 6676. 0r e—mail us at newswatch@bbc. co. uk. you can find us on twitter, and do have a look at our website for previous discussions. that's all from us. we'll be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. hello. this past week has seen some really varied weather across the uk, but this weekend we'll even out the differences. we're all pretty much in the same boat for saturday, in that there will be a fair amount of showers around, some of those

sir alex ferguson, when he was in charge, he was a subtle master of criticising players if they weree and if they lost, he protected his players. he looked at this in that type of man management, behind closed doors. i'm not sure what mourinho is getting at, he has had issues in the past and chelsea he had those issues off the field so this is a very harsh way of looking at luke shaw. at some point this might come back to bite him. thank you for that. four months ago, almost every player from the brazilian side chapecoense was killed in a plane crash in colombia. they were travelling to play colombia's atletico nacional in the final of the copa sud americana. on tuesday the two teams finally played each other. bbc brasil‘s pablo uchoa reports. i'm warm welcome to rivals, something rarely seen in football, but these teams have been brought together. after a plane crash last year, together. after a plane crash last yea r, atletico together. after a plane crash last year, atletico nacional awarded chapecoense the copa, although the final was never played. it was the biggest prize they h

they have had three managers since alex ferguson left the club in 2013 and ryan giggs says mourinho needsr, chelsea this year, it‘s a difficult lead and i think manchester united winning the fa cup last year and they have already won a trophy this year. they are in a good position to win the europa league but it‘s a disaster, that‘s the standards, that in everyone‘s eyes it‘s a disaster. for me not so much. if you want stability, we have a good manager now injose mourinho, it might take time. ben stokes cost £1.7 million but was shown little respect byjos £1.7 million but was shown little respect by jos buttler, £1.7 million but was shown little respect byjos buttler, he hit ben stokes were two sixes in a row. quickfire 21. dan da n eva ns dan evans the british number one for the absence of andy murray will face jeremy chardy in the reverse singles, coverage of the thai across the bbc. -- singles, coverage of the thai across the bbc. —— of the tie. let‘s bring you up—to—date on various diplomatic developments in the knitted states. fox between donald trump and president xi jinping. how ho

as sir alex ferguson once said, no player is bigger than the team and james murdoch is making absolutelyernance standards at 21st—ce ntu ry corporate governance standards at 21st—century fox is much higher than it has been and he is particularly vulnerable at this time because, of course, in 2012, of, found he had not behave with the highest standards of corporate governance and he is actually being investigated as we speak by off, and three separate crimes, but one of them is the fit and proper test. it is extraordinary and wooden phrygians murder to succeed in acquiring skype because, effectively, it is a second chance for him and it is extraordinarily important for his vision of the future of 21st—ce ntu ry important for his vision of the future of 21st—century fox. skype is a very significant business with 22 million customers. we have delivered there. thank you very much. thank you forjoining us. nine years since the global financial crisis the head of the international monetary fund has given an upbeat assessment of the global economy. it's probably welcome news to donald trump on

actually said this week that relying on mps to be arbiters of impartiality was a bit like asking sir alex ferguson listens to criticism and acts on it, particularly if there's evidence, but it's also really important that we're robust in defending the bbc's editorial decisions and its journalism when we get political pressure. sometimes there will be genuine issues, sometimes there will be political pressure and it's very important to the bbc's independence that it withstands that. thank you very much. thank you for all of your comments this week. if you want to share your opinion on bbc news, call us on 0370 010 6676. 0r e—mail us at newswatch@bbc. co. uk. you can find us on twitter, and do have a look at our website for previous discussions. that's all from us. we'll be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. hello this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and sally nugent. anger over gibraltar‘s role in the coming brexit negotiations. spain says it wants a separate deal on its future. foreign secretary, boris johnson, says the uk will be rock—like in its support

ferguson, missouri during the protests in the summer of 2015. they said they were there to help keep the peace and protect reporters working for alex jones' conspiracy-fueledfo wars" website. meanwhile, thousands have flocked to older groups like the sovereign citizens movement, tax resisters who deny the legitimacy of the american government. some of them have dabbled in biological weapons, such as ricin. >> th >> reporter: the georgia three percenters say they are strictly a defensive force. in the time we spent with them, they repeatedly renounced violence or criminality. chris hill says his group is careful about who they accept and train. >> well, we go through a vetting process. each member has to be interviewed by a board of no less than four or five ranking members from several different states. we look for red flags. if an individual seems radical or they're missing some screws, then, you know, we're going to keep that person to the side. >> reporter: these men claim their militia gives them a sense of shared identity. >> we've basically built it as a family. i don't have a lot of family, so it's family that i don't have. a lot of like-minded peop