wage that they get every week rather than the club they're out here and now in the playwright patrick wilbur wrote it when he moved away from london because of seven seven and go involved in football management itself he did he happened to be passing lewis football club in the southeast with his son and it was a brilliant game very entertaining game but he found out that the club was in dire straits with the tax man so he ran round five much richer friends than he and they formed a consortium and run the club for six years and then patrick suddenly found his writing mojo again and wrote this play and you could see all the conflict yeah every president evil malaysia has marines yeah especially local community but you know but ambition is you know limitless. but you often tied down by financial constraints so i mean just keep on the football. yeah angle just for a second so no local club live or do well if you take the views of the greek actors in this or the plot of this play well they're not necessarily a good player they have to sell it carries only because because the club needs the money

patrick hoolahan and martin and fiona delaney have so far made no comment. angus crawford, bbc news. the paradise papers also include revelations that the queen's private estate invested offshore, and that president trump's commerce secretary, wilburures who are currently under us sanctions. but this morning mr ross said there was nothing improper about his investments. andy verity reports. bermuda, where the law firm at the heart of the biggest leak in offshore history has its head office. the queen is the head of state here but until now we did not know some of her private money was invested in tax havens like this one. the documents reveal the queen ‘s private estate the duchy of lancaster invested £10 million offshore in 2004 and 2005. 5 million offshore in 2004 and 2005. 5 million of it went to a fund in bermuda with another £5 million or seven and a half million dollars to a cayman islands fund. a small part of that investment helped purchase the controversial retailer bright house and 75% of first quench which used to own pressures which went bust owing £70 million in tax. bright house has been accused of exploiting low income families and the financial conduct authorities ordered to pay almost £15 million in compensation t

patrick houlihan and martin and fiona delany have so far made no comment. angus crawford, bbc news. the paradise papers also include revelations that the queen‘s private estate invested offshore, and that president trump‘s commerce secretary, wilbururchase the controversial retailer brighthouse and 75% of first quench, which used to own threshers, which went bust owing £70 million in tax. brighthouse has been accused of exploiting low income families and the financial conduct authorities ordered to pay almost £15 million in compensation to a quarter of a million customers. the duchy says it‘s only a small stake worth only £3208. the duchy told us that all of our investments fully audited and legitimate. if a very wealthy person wants to avoid taxation in britain, and therefore put money into a tax haven somewhere, who loses? schools? hospitals? housing? all those public services lose. and the rest of the population have to pay to cover up the deficit created by that. the documents also reveal that wilbur ross, us commerce secretary, has business links with russian allies of president putin. mr ross has a secret stake in a shipping company called navigator holdings. one of their major clients is an energy company, sibur. putin‘s a