year's nobel peace prize in all slow covering the sabbat with me is our senior correspondent peter craven right now we are waiting for barrett's rice anderson the chair of the norwegian nobel committee to emerge from the through that door there in all the low that we saw just a moment ago there we're looking in the room now and she is expected to make the announcement any second now with me is peter craven as i mentioned to peter the nominations for the peace prize are kept secret than what about the doors opening this is right before we can even begin to talk about. the announcement of the nobel peace prize for twenty eight. good morning. nobel. hasn't decided to award the nobel peace prize for twenty eight team two dennis macwhich yeah and. for their efforts to end the use of sexual violence as a weapon of war and conflict. both laureates have made a crucial contribution to focusing attention on and combating such war crimes. dennis macwhich it is to him who has devoted his life to defending these victims. the rod is the witness who tales of the abuses perpetrated against herself and ot

peter craven has been covering the election fallout from much as america's party headquarters here in berlin and i asked him what this vote means for the chancellor's shaky government. it means for the chancellor's shaky government bryan the very government is even more shaky because we've heard the numbers he said be massive setbacks for the c.s.u. and especially for the s.p.d. in bavaria. there is now involved in a sort of an existential battle for their very survival and that's going to have an impact i'm sure on the coalition after all the c.s.u. on the s.p.d. of the two pillows besides anglo-american c.d.u. conservatives that make up the coalition but there's a third problem for a. second problem i think i should probably say for angela merkel that whole see hope for is still around there have been some hopes that in. some quarters and maybe i'm going to medical share these hopes that if the candidate cabinet is going to be sitting firmly in the coalition to go she ations he's looking pretty smug about it he's talking about big plans for the future and this must move very disconc

peter craven reporting for us peter thank you very much. now to some other stories making headlines around the world one of the conspirators in the nine eleven attack on the u.s. is set to be deported. was arrested in two thousand and one and convicted in homburg in two thousand and six of helping three of the attackers in the suicide plot german authorities said they did not want to jeopardize the procedure by specifying when the moroccan national deportation would take place. british and the e.u. negotiators say they have not been able to seal a break that deal with head of an e.u. summit this week despite a flurry of unscheduled meetings on sunday the chief negotiator michele tweeted that the key issues were still open in particular the need to avoid a hard border between the you case northern ireland and the irish republic. kensington palace as prince harry and his wife the duchess of sussex are expecting their first baby in the spring the announcement comes as harry and meghan arrived in sydney at the start of a sixteen day trip to aus

both those england players should be involved against australia in anotherfriendly at craven cottagerrie has been with the squad today. the world cup is fast approaching. yesterday marked eight months until the tournament gets under way in france. but the lionesses have a few hurdles to step over before then — namely hosting australia at craven cottage tomorrow evening. it comes after an impressive victory over brazil on the weekend, but manager phil neville has warned his squad that the team from down under will pose a much greater threat. we've not played australia for a long time, and jody taylor plays in australia and tells me all the time how physically fit they are. i actually do think they could be one of the dark horses to win the world cup. tomorrow night's match will be the lionesses‘ first game in the capital for four years. last time out, they were thrashed 3—0 by germany at wembley. but a lot‘s changed since 2014, not the least of which the training and recovery. i will let midfielderjordan knobs explained. it involves inflatable unicorns. we started off with the ducking

but now to return to a few no particular correspondent peter craven afraid of we had no talk about or raise the possibility off it's pretty good drawing out of the grand coalition in case its demands are not met so you have to kill facing pressure from within our own party and also from local edition. and you use the words fresh elections you know which is truly what nobody wants here in germany just to remind our viewers that the last election took place that last year in september there was an initial round of negotiations with three german parties that broke down after many weeks and months as it turned out and then there was a second round of negotiations and it took right through to march before we got a government in place then the government spent months and quarrelling meanwhile europe's germany's neighbors around europe would be looking on hoping to get a go. it's going to be doing some some some prognathic business in the american style for all the money we'll mccraw he's been waiting for a whole year now for an answer to his famous obama speech inviting germany to participa

and for more on the three i'm joined now by political correspondent peter craven in our studios welcome peter first of all how big a surprise will this be if the news is confirmed the chance that there will not be standing as the leader of a cd you bought it's a complete and utter sensation the question you were just asking i'm very sorry is this the beginning of the end you know we. both know down the years until america has had various crises and we've asked our question at times we've never really believed in it properly in our house of it's now from this moment on i do believe that this is the beginning of the end of angle america's long tenure as german chancellor thirteen years in office and it certainly looks as though it's very close to the end of her tenure eighteen year tenure as the chair woman champ person of the christian democrats i think this is a we we wanted whether that has an election was going to be what the germans were calling a shit target day of destiny and that is indeed what it has proved to be but is it still not clear whether she is stepping down but if you j

a big friendly tonight here at craven cottage against australia.made five changes to the side that beat brazil on saturday. this is the lionesses first trip to london in four years and if you want to follow how they get on, you can listen to the match commentary on radio five live sports extra. kick—off here is that seven. well, it's notjust the women on international duty this week — england's men are getting set to face croatia on friday and then spain on monday in the nations league. 0ur reporter katherine downes has been with the team today at st georges park. it feels like there has been a bit ofa it feels like there has been a bit of a refresh here at saint georges park. the team in action after the world cup felt familiar but there have been a few fresh faces around at the training ground this morning as england build—up for these next nations league's games. the press out in force this morning, all the cameras pointing at a certainjadon sancho. the first player to be picked who was born in this millennium. a buzz around his fellow new piece

hello and welcome to focus on europe with me peter craven now i was born in england and when i was growing up the u.k. was very much under the shadow of what was called quite simply the troubles the violent clashes between protestants and catholics in northern ireland thanks though to the good friday peace agreement signed in one thousand nine hundred ninety eight the border between north and south is today.

our political correspondent peter craven is following this story for us hi peter this is not looking good for the governing coalition the conservatives down around ten percentage points of social democrats or worse result ever in the state how worrying is this for chancellor merkel's government it's very worrying indeed this is a really really big loss is an absolute hammering as you said and i think what it does represent is you know very importantly the erosion much talked about erosion of the big tent parties the social democrats the c.d.u. the christian i'm going to merkel's christian democrats have been melting away in recent times and this is exaggerated that feeling beyond them is also in berlin among the voters in germany this is there's a growing sense of disillusionment i think with angela merkel's leadership why is that well i think she says she's failed she for so many people this is been universally expressed across germany she has failed to prevent her coalition government in berlin it's a time when germany needs domestic leadership and international leadership she has

being made public —— sir phillip craven.ions, which the bbc can't verify, said it was his duty to use parliamentary privilege to name him. sir philip green has categorically denied any allegations of unlawful conduct. a climber known as the french spiderman has been arrested after scaling one of london's tallest buildings. police cordoned off roads in the city's financial district, as 56—year—old alain robert completed what's called a free climb of the salesforce tower, also known as the heron tower. lebo diseko has the story. it's not hard to see why they call him spiderman. alain robert setting out on his climb of one of london's tallest buildings. he used no safety gear and no rope, just a bit of chalk and some light gloves, as he scaled the 202—metre tower. traffic had to be diverted, and workers are stepped out of their offices to watch the spectacle in the city of london. crazy! i work in that buildingm so we were, like, looking out of the window to see what the police were doing and we were really confused, and then i

from munich i'm joined by our chief political editor michelle a governor and here in berlin peter craven is standing by assassin michael c.d.u. party headquarters good morning to both both of you peter this vote is reverberating far beyond bavaria what does it mean for tasm ackles shaky government here in berlin. it's a real blow to angle america's shaky government as you put it in i don't i don't it party headquarters here and burning conrad up in our house where many of them senior members of the party executive been gathering this morning and there is a mood of dismay basically what they're saying is it can't go on like this and when they say that you can't go on like this they're talking about the backdrop to the fact of the c.s.u. has suffered its worst defeat in decades the s.p.d. has suffered its worst defeat ever why because if you listen to what the voters have said and what the opinion polls have said that's quite simply been too much squabbling since this coalition was put in place and in the past several months since it has been in government a lot of that is blamed on the c.

announcements we've been expecting or a day for analysis let me turn to our senior correspondent peter craven peter we heard a flock of a few talk about this being a turning point for the c.d.u. party himself is from the c.d.u. and he was referring to often clinic of decision not to stand for party leader at a party conference in december and also that this is her last parliamentary term what did you make off chancellor merkel's comments was very interesting gave it it wasn't quite the end of an era that wasn't the sense that you have we know that angle americal is still in office is german chancellor intends to remain in office and indeed returns to remain in office and serve her full term. her full four year term that would be then for four terms in office as german chancellor she writes of that with conrad out an hour and helmut kohl. but this is a new chapter i think in german politics definitely i think this is the american slowly taking her back this is the clichéd beginning of the end of the cliche really works today it has substance and i thought it was interesting that she said that

i get it he's peter craven reporting for us peter thank you very much. now at some other stories making headlines around the world the once jailed malaysian politician on why you were him has been sworn in as a member of parliament two days after a landslide byelection victory the move seals abraham's political comeback following a two thousand and fifteen sodomy conviction which he claims was politically motivated prime minister mahathir mohamad has designated for him as his successor. british and a unit goshi agers say they have not been able to seal a break the deal ahead of an e.u. summit this week despite a flurry of unscheduled meetings on sunday the e.u. chief negotiator michel tweeted that key issues were still open in particular the need to avoid a hard border between the u.k.'s northern ireland and the irish republic. kensington palace says prince harry and his wife the duchess of sussex are expecting their first baby in spring the announcement comes as harry and megan arrived in sydney at the start of a sixteen day trip to australia and the pa

senior political correspondent peter craven is bit me in the studio peter we saw the disastrous election and has said for a chance that the cd you bought him and why did this particular election become the tipping point as far as she was concerned because she'd been under pressure for months now. i think i can only imagine that within the party somebody has taken on the americal aside it would have to be somebody very senior and somebody with very high standing and said. this doesn't work. and if i had to guess who that personality could possibly be just sort of what what kind of area within the party in terms of sort of gusts status to be somebody like for control of the former finance minister be very many minutes are very many of our viewers and i think there are a lot of things have gone on the. there is a reaction to some of the anglo-american centrist policies within the party some of the more conservative wing of the party of never quite accepted in the dean looking for the moment to fight back and also i think it's the longer term the polling on the voting trend not just a third

looking in the room now and she is expected to make the announcement any second now with me is peter craven as i mentioned to peter the nominations for the peace prize are kept secret than what about the doors opening this is right there before we can even begin to talk about. the announcement of the nobel peace prize for twenty eight. good morning.

welcome to sportsday evening, england lionesses drew 1—all against australia tonight at fulham's cravenottage. it was only a friendly, but the teams could meet at next summer's world cup and england really should have put the game out of sight had it not been for some very poor refereeing. let's cross live now to the gorund and speak to our reporter jo currie. hijo, unbeaten in the international break but england should have made it two out of two. phil neville did pretty well to keep a lid absolutely. it was an eventful evening to say the least. plenty to be said about the refereeing, but they cannot get away from the fact that as they were on saturday, wasteful this evening. just to give you some statistics, they had 17 shots on saturday, they had 23. across two matches, the only scored one goal in each. the players all things, it isjust one goal in each. the players all things, it is just not good enough. they dominated right from the off and on the 20 minute mark, the eventually took the lead. a wonderful game, good work from her in the box from the goalkeeper, unselfishly, on the b

they're playing at the notts county ground before taking on australia at craven cottage on tuesday.here's their manager, phil neville. what i'm looking forward to is seeing my players put under pressure, playing our style under that kind of pressure and see if they can handle it. because i look forward to eight months‘ time when we go to france. i think this could be a quarterfinal, semifinal potential match against some of the best teams in the world. this is not a friendly for me, this is almost a world cup game and we have got to play our style. can we beat these type of teams? this is the challenge ahead. we have set out the plan for the next eight months. they know where we're going on the things we're going to be working on and this is the first rung on the ladder. i am genuinely excited about these games. exeter are top of rugby union's premiership, continuing their perfect start to the season with victory over bath tonight. a much—changed bath side pushed exeter hard at the rec, but the chiefs surged ahead in the final quarter, scoring five tries in all — this one from stu t

and turning now to our senior political correspondent peter craven with me in the studio welcome peter not chancellor angela merkel is likely to step down as fanti leader and reports all with also say that she will not run for another term as chancellor after her term expires in two thousand and twenty one what does this mean for german politics. for german politics this is this is a bombshell of. the whole of the past week in the lead up to the election in france so we've been assuming. that it could be quite dramatic. newspaper headlines have been shikse eyes were on a day of destiny for germany on sunday evening but there were i ten i tended to the time to think that that was a little bit extreme but i thought it was going to be a little bit more sort of business as usual that is in the first instance how it seemed but then it suddenly proved to be much more dramatic developments it has sir and now we have a situation that i think could change things completely in germany could change things for this for the christian democrats from the americans conservatives could change things fo

and the similar analysis to have with me athena political correspondent peter craven in the studio welcome peter so we heard what it thomas had to say what do you make a what chancellor angela merkel said and do you think she's a much stronger. after these announcements that she made at a party headquarters what i think the third the first thing to point out is that there was an element of pragmatism in the decision that she'd make she just feels that they these two days defeats the c.d.u. party has suffered and has known to be very in the last two weeks to that too sensitive and don't bode well for the future at all but she also expressed some still some strong emotions she didn't talk directly about horse a hole for her rival from the very and c.s.u. the the bavarian wing of her conservatives who's been there they've been involved in a quarrel which many believe that whole see hope for is really pushed in the last couple of weeks that have been disastrous for the government has been disastrous for the c.d.u. and has been as we saw yesterday evening and i think i'm going to america has be

the first kicked off at midday at craven cottage where arsenal are leading fulham 3—1 after a doubleexandre lacazette and a third from aaron ramsey. after that game chelsea are at southampton looking to extend their unbeaten run this season — and speaking of unbeaten, it's manchester city away to anfield at a50. liverpool beat the champions three times last season and jurgen klopp is also the only manager who has a positive head—to—head record against pep guardiola. in the scottish premiership rangers host top of the table hearts, while celtic will be hoping to bounce back from their europa league defeat when they travel to stjohnstone. that's all the sport for now. now it's time for the travel show. this week we are in kazakhstan. the view from the top! a vast country in the middle of central asia. full of stunning landscapes and nomadic traditions. you can feel the fish tugging on the net. nature and the great outdoors have always been central to the kazakh people's way of life. birds chirping, fish jumping, sun setting... i get it. and i'm here to explore how they are now combinin

i think the most craven thing about it is that in the good old days, a political crisis would sort of political body get a little chilled before it turned to fund-raising. not long, but a few minutes. they were talking, turning out new polls. i don't know how much more energized each side can be. the trump base lives on its crude, crass, you know, musings. i'm not sure how much pumped they were going to get but the political conventional wisdom that i don't buy is that they're more pumped now. and the other side is -- has been -- is as agitated today as they were since election day. what do you make with the speed we dove into one of the most craven political conversations i've ever witnessed in my career? >> i think what you're hitting on is something very ugly at the bottom of all of this which is that, you know, there's an argument to be made here that whether or not these senators believe dr. ford is quite frankly not the point. i think that the republican senators on the whole don't care. and i frankly think that the supreme court is the golden goose that has motivated many of th

winner against brazil on saturday, both should be involved against australia in another friendly at cravenwith the squad today. the world cup is fast approaching and yesterday marked eight months until the tournament gets under way in france. but the lionesses have a few hurdles to step over before, namely hosting australia coming after a impressive win over brazil on the weekend. but the team down on her poses a greater threat. we have not played australia for a long time and she plays in australia and tells me all the time how physically fit they are and i do think they could be one of the dark horses to win the world cup. tomorrow night's match will be the lionesses first game in the capsule for four years and last time out they were thrashed 3—0 i germany at wembley. a lot has changed not the least of which the training and recovery. and it involves inflatable unicorns. we started off with the ducking and training, throwing about so the unicorns are training, throwing about so the ui'iicoi'i'is are now training, throwing about so the unicorns are now the sword of our team and to relax

not true that if he went into an embassy and was killed, this would be one of the most and frankly craven the day's other news on the eve of brazil's presidential election, the far—right candidate and front—runner, jair bolsonaro, has vowed to tackle crime and reduce record high murder rates. mr bolsonaro accused previous governments of leniency in the treatment of criminals. he's denied claims he is racist, sexist and a homophobe. aid has begun to reach some of the most remote communities devastated by indonesia's earthquake and tsunami. food, water and medical supplies have been delivered to villages south of palu city, as well as districts close to the quake's epicentre. work to recover bodies is continuing, with the number of dead now standing at over 1,600. the president of the european council, donald tusk, has offered an upbeat assessment of the brexit talks, saying he believes it's possible to reach a deal by the end of the year. his comments came after another senior eu official, jean claude juncker, president of the european commission, also suggested the chances of an agreement

alone welcome to focus on europe with me peter craven now i was born in england and when i was growing up the u.k. was very much under the shadow of what was called quite simply the troubles the violent clashes between protestants and catholics in northern ireland thanks though to the good friday peace agreement signed in one thousand nine hundred ninety eight the border between north and south is today completely open and unhindered but briggs it the looming british exit from the e.u. threatens to trigger a return to well divisions and old a trend catholics in the north fear that a hard brags it will cut them off from the republic in the south most protestants meanwhile are desperate to remain fully within the u.k. as a result for people like elfin mccrory the mood in northern ireland is increasingly bringing back memories of the troubles. the memories never fade memories of the troubles in northern ireland. alpha mcroy witnessed a nine hundred ninety three shankill road bombing which claimed ten lives it was one of the most devastating attacks perpetrated by the ira in the years of t

craven meanwhile had blue shift join the coup another gifted playmaker who helped win the league and cup double in two thousand for master of the first time pass and the big time goal a leader by example and still a dedicated fan of the bundesliga as shelters current french star is happy to confirm he said. it's an amazing amazing league whine because the rural district lives and breathes football it's the backdrop for one of the world's most passionately contested and supported local darby's last season's rendition of the darby served up memories for the ages. spark. pressure to get specific your. breasts are static but. it's a jarvey that turns compatriots into rivals. i don't have contact i think this is important to keep this tradition to be respectful. to keep this like your you know and we can your shall because beauchemin stanley has a few under his belt now he won't forget the nov twenty seventh team meeting in a hurry and own goal followed by two assists shall cut clawed back up or gold deficit to salvage a point at the last. day i get what it. is called is go and i was like

true but if he went into an embassy and was killed, this would be one of the most grave and frankly cravenever heard of. that was joel that wasjoel simon that was joel simon speaking that wasjoel simon speaking to me earlier. pope francis has ordered a thorough review of all the documents related to accusations of sexual abuse by a former us cardinal, theodore mccarrick, who resigned in july. it follows allegations that the pope himself was complicit in a cover up. our europe regional editor, danny aeberhard has more. pope francis, seen here greeting young visitors to the vatican, is credited in many ways with renewing the roman catholic church. but the issue of clerical sexual abuse continues to shake the institution to its core. the vatican is keen to show it is taking action. its latest statement on the matter is measured, but its implications could be profound. it concerns theodore mccarrick, a senior us cardinal who resigned amid accusations that he had sexually abused a teenager nearly 50 years ago. the vatican warned that by reviewing the documentation on investigations into cardina

in florida to a special agent john craven got ready to fly to panama to confront canady. slews expecting to meet the needs of a major south american cartel he was even for sure. the plane is on the tarmac surrounded by armed guards police police cars everywhere and so were brought into the detention or holding area. is all tough guys brought out of this and then yes the sounds of a ford when he's turned over along with all his property is turned over to us what's going through your cable is really arab and this is this is a pretty amazing moment so very happy that the case come to a culmination and we've got this guy i remember i think of going home at that stage and i find it suddenly the finding and the gun then there was a text which a photograph of could not be surrounded by agents in cuffs it was a wonderful thing. was flown out of panama and back to florida. you know as the wheels lift the plane takes off you can tell these start to think about like what is really going on and so then he starts asking us questions like what is it that can do to get out of this situa

from munich i'm joined by our chief political editor michelle acuff now and here in berlin peter craven standing by chancellor machall c.d.u. party headquarters good morning to both of you peter if i could start with you this vote is reverberating far beyond varia what does it mean for the chancellor's shaky government here in berlin. that means for the chancellor's shaky government brian of our government is even more shaky because we've heard the numbers he said been massive set backs for the c.s.u. and especially for the s.p.d. in bavaria. very near involved in a sort of an existential battle for their very survival and that's going to have an impact i'm sure on the coalition after all the c.s.u. and the s.p.d. of the two pillars be sorry starting in america to see do you conservatives that make up the coalition but there's a third problem for i'm going to america for a second problem i think i should probably say for anglo american vote hole see hope for is still around there have been some hopes that it in some quarters and maybe i'm going to medical share these hopes that if the c

continue their preparations for next year's world cup tonight, with a friendly against australia at cravenge. australia are ranked sixth in the world, against england's third, so they'll offer another good test for the lionesses. it is gonna be a real physical game, this one, where australia i think are similar to usa in terms of the physicality. they have real running power and strength in the team. regardless of who they have brought or not, you know, they have got players that can play in any league in the world, on any stage, and our players are going to have to show all their quality. british number one kyle edmund has made it through to the second round of the shanghai masters. edmund has risen to a career—high of 14th in the world and he went into the match against filip krajinovic as favourite but he was given a stern test by the serbian, who broke serve in the opening set. edmund recovered, though, to win in straight sets and earn a meeting with andreas seppi. it looks as though marlande yarde now has no hope of regaining his place in the england rugby union side in time for next

and with me in the city i have a feeling there political correspondent peter craven the day you were listening with me. to what came out of the s.p.d. headquarters and i'm the analysis and her comments your key takeaway from her comments was very interesting umbrage i was just listening very closely to what you were saying and what nina was saying and it turns out i mean we listen to quite a long chunk of an address there from under a novice and we must of all three of us scribbled down and circled one particular point and that was the moment when she became quite emotional and talked about the achievements of angela merkel eighteen years as policy chair and thirteen years since german chancellor all of which began at a time she were she went on to point out where i was under a lot of pressure the conservatives were under a lot of pressure where she was ridiculed by a lot of the men the politicians the journalists about her she was she had fun poked at her by these men and she nevertheless prevailed and andrea knowledges was there was remarkably emotional and communicative about that

phil neville's squad trained today ahead of the game at fulham's craven cottage.e their preparations for next year's world cup in france. they are so fast, they are so physical, and we are going to have to have all our energy. we are going to have all our energy. we are going to have all our energy. we are going to have to show our quality, and it will definitely be a step up from playing brazil on saturday, that is for sure. i have told the players that this morning, if they think tomorrow night will be similar to brazil, they are wrong. it is going to bea brazil, they are wrong. it is going to be a real physical game, this one. the fa are investigating comments made byjose mourinho at the end of manchester united's match on saturday. united came from two down to win 3—2 at home to newcastle. mourinho appears to have sworn in portuguese and made a gesture to the camera as he walked off after the final whistle at old trafford. british number one kyle edmund has reached a career—high of 14th in the world tennis rankings. he made it to the semi—finals of the china o

phil neville's squad trained today ahead of the game at fulham's craven cottage.y'll offer another stern test to neville's side, as they continue their preparations for next year's world cup in france. so so fast, so physical and we are going to have to have all our energy and show all our quality and he will definitely be a step up from playing brazil, and evicting tomorrow night is going to... if it's going to be similarto is going to... if it's going to be similar to brazil, they are wrong. it's when you get a physical game. british number one kyle edmund has reached a career—high of 14th in the world tennis rankings. he made it to the semi—finals of the china open last week and he's moved up two places — but more impressively, he's risen from 50th at the start of the year. edmund has been british number one since march, when he passed andy murray, who's now number 262 in the world. the former australia opener matthew hayden has thanked hospital staff for looking after him after he suffered a fractured neck while surfing. he posted this picture after the accide

the squad trained today the game at craven cottage.d sixth in the world with england third so they will offer another stern test for phil neville‘s team as they continue their preparations for the world cup next year. mo farah is now likely to focus on next yea r‘s world farah is now likely to focus on next year's world championships in qatar after winning his first marathon. victory in chicago came in only his third attempt at a distance, pricking the european record in the process and taking over a minute of his own personal best —— breaking the record. i haven't seen her for a little while, in training camp for the last two months so i want to go back to london and spent some time with my kids. and then think about the next step. hopefully the world championships and other stuff, i'm not sure. in tennis, british number one kyle edmund has reached a career of 14th in the world tennis rankings. he made it to the semifinal of the china open last week and has moved up two places but he has risen from 50th at the start of the year. he ha

three games in the premier league this afternoon — the first has already kicked off at craven cottage at half past hour. liverpool have beaten city three times in 2018 so far — and jurgen klopp is the only manager who has a positive head—to—head record against pep guardiola. always we know somebody‘s telling me good luck for sunday. and i think always, unfortunately, we need it. so that's how it is in these games. we need it in all the games we play against them. and we need it again. —— but that is no problem. if you work hard you own it, you deserve it. always we know somebody‘s telling me good luck for sunday. and i think always, unfortunately, we need it. so that's how it is in these games. always we know somebody‘s telling me good luck for sunday. and i think always, unfortunately, we need it. so that's how it is in these games. always we know somebody‘s telling me good luck for sunday. i am not feeling beaten, not even last season, so everyone can beat us, accept it. it is part of the game, just to learn. anfield is a special because they have a good manager and good players. an

they take on australia tonight at craven cottage. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six.he second suspect in the salisbury nerve agent attack is a doctor and highly decorated russian military intelligence officer — that's according to an investigative website called bellingcat. it claims his name is alexander mishkin and that he received a hero of the russian federation award from president putin himself. the kremlin has made no comment. last month, bellingcat named the first salisbury suspect as a member of russian military intelligence — a claim also rejected by russia. here's our security correspondent gordon corera. alexander mishkin as a young man, and more recently, alexander petrov, two na m es and more recently, alexander petrov, two names but one person, a russian spy. two names but one person, a russian spy. arriving at alexander petrov he was spotted on cctv in salisbury in march and accused by police of poisoning sergei skripal, himself a former russian spy, and his daughter yulia. a discarded perfume bottle used in the attack would later kill dawn sturgess. n

alexandre lacazette got their first at craven cottage. and after the home side equalised.oals. it was just his second touch after coming on. pierre emerick aubameyang also made an impact from the bench. getting goals four and five for arsenal. who win for a ninth time in a row in all competitions. rangers have ended hearts unbeaten start to the scottish premiership season. steven gerrard's side beat the league leaders 3—1 at ibrox. celtic meanwhile were 6—0 winners at stjohnstone. despite their worst start to a season in 20 years brendan rodgers' side went into half time 5—0 up. four of those goals coming from wingerjames forrest in just 30 first half minutes. celtic are now up to third in the table. mo farah has won the chicago marathon and broken the european record. as well as his own british record in the process. farah crossed the line after two hours, five minutes and 11 seconds despite far from perfect conditions. it's his first victory in only his third marathon. the four time olympic champion was 37 seconds quicker than the european record and improved his persona

in the hour on bbc news, find out how the lionesses got on against the matildas in a friendly at craventage. good evening. the second suspect in the salisbury chemical attack has been identified as a russian doctor who was decorated by president putin. the investigative website, bellingcat, revealed that the man who entered the uk in march as alexander petrov on a mission to poison sergei and julia skripal was really dr alexander mishkin who works for russia's military intelligence service the gru. although he lives in moscow he is originally from the remote village of loyga in the north—west of the country from where our correspondent steve rosenberg sent this report. there are some places in russia so remote, they cannot be reached by car because there are no roads. but we're lucky. the train to archangel will pass through the village we're trying to get to. this is loyga, population 1000. only in winter when the ground freezes can you drive here. it's emerged that one of the salisbury suspects was born and raised in the village. his true identity has now been revealed. he's not busin

face the brazilians at meadow lane, home of notts county, before taking on australia on tuesday at cravening forward to is seen my players put under pressure, playing our style under that kind of pressure and see if they can handle it. because i look forward to eight months‘ time when we go to france, i think this could be a quarterfinal, semifinal potential match against some of the best teams in the world. this is not a friendly family, this is almost a world cup game and we have to play our style. can we beat these type of teams? this is the challenge ahead, we have set up the challenge ahead, we have set up the challenge for the next eight months, they know where we‘re going on the things we‘re going to be working on and this is the first rung on the ladder. i am genuinely excited about these games. england‘s women rugby players have met up for a training camp ahead of their autumn internationals. . . . it‘s the first time the squad has been together since they were given full time contracts last month. emily croydon has been along to meet the squad. a squad of 36 have gathered here i

craven politician lindsey graham is not. brett kavanaugh's to permit and blatant partisanship are disqualifying. someone accusing the president without evidence of treason in john brennan saying there's blatant partisanship by brett kavanaugh. will this resonate, the idea that he was so angry at the hearing, he doesn't have, he was partisan they say it doesn't have temperament to be a justice? >> constantly changing their story. they said allegations were falling apart, the fbi investigation, they are getting it and trying to find something else to complain about. i thought he behaved the way you would expect someone wrongly accused of something and sees their entire life's work, entire reputation being dragged through the mud this way. it was a totally understandable response. ed: brett cavanagh will be dragged through them but in the next week. on the one hand the president said this could be a blessing in disguise because if the fbi finds no corroboration, then he might be confirmed. on the other hand, who knows what will

start with you system this anything other than a craven attempt by democrats to hold on to the seat? >> clearly, that's what it is. the performance by the democrats on the committee during the hearing and in their public discourse hand been rather shameful but it really doesn't matter to them because it is all about power. i thought judge kavanaugh conducted himself brilliantly in the hearings and in his statement he gave which some of the democratic senators objected to where he beam angry, and legitimately so after being accused of being a serial rapist, to protect his own name and his wife and children, that was certainly justifiable. i give him an a-plus for his perform and give the democrats on the committee a disgraceful f. as obama said, elections have consequences, we won, you lost, get over it. >> wow, i feel the opposite. i give kavanaugh an f and give democrats at least a b, maybe an a, how thoughtful they were after the partisan attack. he's never been accused of being aa serial rapist by ford and if he was partisan hack, he was a partisan hack in his testimony,h i've nev

or create jobs, that should not be the main argument that the president advance, because it sounds craven given this context. >> jeremy bash, it is so great to see you. >> thank you, andrea. >>> and coming up, secretary on defense. and james mattis is responding to the boss' claim that he is sort of a democrat. andrea mitchell reports. t he i sort of a democrat. andrea mitchell reports. >>> is it true general mattis said to you that the reason for all of the alliances is to p prevent world war iii? >> that is not true. frankly, i like general mattis, and i think that i know more about it than he does, and i know more about it from the standpoint of fairness and that i can tell you. >> and is he going to leave? >> well, i doibt no, but he has not told me that. i think that he is sort of a democrat if you want to know the truth, but general mat tis is a good guy. we get along very well. he may leave at some point. >>> and despite the broad hints from the president the defense secretary could be on the way out after the midterms, but the president said he is not going anywhere any time soon.

challenger beto o'rourke is running against ted cruz in texas is now apologizing, groveling in a craven and it turns out he wrote a what to misdeed? musical review for the columbiai student newspaper, he was known as robert. he was fresh out of boarding school. in that piece he says that the will rogers folly had actresses who were chosen for their phenomenally large and tight. he's obviously evil. we would ignore this as dumb and irrelevant but it says somewhere in the constitution i think at msnbc that dumb college essays categorically disqualify you from serving in the u.s. senate. at the very minimum we ought to have an fbi investigation to see if he ever admitted to not liking toni morrison novels. maybe two fbi investigations because we need to know. the aclu has been around a long time and it's built its reputation defending free speech and especially due process b especially for the politically unpopular. it saved the lives at the beginning of its existence, he that's the whole point of the aclu. those traditional principles are beingth washed away in the tidef derangement that

england's women play australia tonight at craven cottage and australia are ranked sixth in the worldill offer another good test as they will offer another good test as they continue their preparation for they continue their preparation for the world cup next year —— third. they continue their preparation for the world cup next year —— thirdm is going to be a really physical game. australia at think are similar to the usa in terms of their physicality, they have real running power and strength in their team. regardless of who they have brought or not, they have players who can play in any league in the world and on any stage. 0ur players are going to have to show all their quality. in tennis, british number one kyle edmund it through to be second round of the shanghai masters. yet risen toa of the shanghai masters. yet risen to a career high in the world and went into the match against billy beck krajinovic as david but was given a serb that mega— stern test. he recovered to win in straight cents and earned himself a meeting with andreas seppi. wigan centre 0liver gildart has been cal

england's women play tonight, taking on australia at craven cottage.e similar to the usa in terms of physicality, they have real running power and strength in the team. regardless of who they have brought or not, they have players that can play in any league, on any stage. 0ur players will have to show their quality. the fa is investigating comments made by manchester united manager jose mourinho to a television camera after saturday's win over newcastle. mourinho's remarks were in portuguese and have been interpreted as offensive. the fa will get an official translation before deciding what course of action to take. after winning rugby league's man of steel last night, ben barba has thanked st helens for allowing him to enjoy playing the club again. he joined saints last year after a speu joined saints last year after a spell with rugby union side toulon and is heading back to his native australia to play for north queensland cowboys. he was instrumental in st helens winning the league leaders shields. ajer17, eight castleford player has won woman of

is this anything other than a craven attempt by the democrats to hold onto the seat? >> clearly that's what it is. if the performance by the democrats on the committee during the hearing and in their public discourse has been rather shameful, but it really doesn't matter to them because it's all about power. i thought that judge kavanaugh conducted himself brilliantly during the hearings and in his statement that he gave, which some of the democratic senators objected to where he became angry and i think legitimately so after having been accused of being a serial rapist in order to protect his own name and that of his wife and children, i think it was perfectly justifiable. i give them an a+ for his performance, i give the senate democrats on the committee a disgraceful and it's all about power for them. they lost the election. as barack obama said, elections have consequences. we won that, you lost, get over it. >> laura: scott. >> wow. i feel just the opposite. i would give kavanaugh and f and i would give the democrats at least a b and may be an a in regard to how

the squad trained today ahead of the game at fulham‘s craven cottage ground.en he passed andy murray, who‘s now number 262 in the world. the former australia opener matthew hayden said he "dodged a bullet" after he was injured whilst out surfing. he posted a picture of himself after he fractured a bone in his neck and tore ligaments in the accident off stradbroke island in queensland. hayden is 46 now — he thanked everyone who‘d helped him and said he was on the road to recovery. 0bviously wishing him all the best as well. that‘s all the sport for now. rebecca, back to you. holly, many thanks for that. turkey has requested a search of the saudi consulate in istanbul, after saying that a journalist was murdered within its walls. missing writerjamal khashoggi, a saudi national, was last seen visiting the consulate on tuesday. saudi arabia has called the allegations baseless. let‘s get from our diplomatic correspondent, james landale. james, i appreciate there is circumstantial evidence around this, but it does look quite sinister. what do you know? the british g

let's be clear, the biggest problem here is not the rank hypocrisy or the craven double standards whichering nor the corrosion and debasement of one more set of standards in this trump era. the biggest problem has nothing to do with the politicians or media. it has to do with the thalgs securi national security risk that the u.s. intelligence and diplomatic cores face. those risks are now greater, they are more severe and unnecessarily so because of the personal conduct of donald trump, the commander in chief. >>> now, coming up a former trump ambassador resigning over chaos and speaking out live on "the beat." that's next. your brain changes as you get older. but prevagen helps your brain with an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. oh! oh! ♪ ozempic®! ♪ (vo) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than seven and maint