on the hour mark for a studs first tackle from behind on so outside the door when the skip button talisman will now be back for two games. five minutes later the fullback marius voice was also said tall for an identical challenge on the same player sometimes it's best not to follow your captains example if they had stretched it. starts in front and going to their killer this is really really dangerous for the player there's no other way to deal with it than to show red cards when they're not the what you want . sometimes you know yourself. and there was more bad news for home fans in those five disastrous dalby minutes in between the two dismissals scaliger week held in a peach of a free kick to make it straight he won a red race for the that he won you know a day to truly treasure a shout. for sure we know that. this game is so it's great again for for everybody for for the fans for us first some fans that is and don't want to win out down with twenty five minutes left. to their credit due him and didn't give up so vincent gave them hope which five minutes remaining that's turning the gam

lots of sorry see you straight in the midst of a good job but now down to ten with that talisman and thus are you not going to shove them throwing us now with the growth of our oh my friendship spit on them stand by still be sure my signature let's move so i'm going to somebody's going. to. cut you. just. a fair turn on the first. class it's another job from other more emotion this result is a blow for the black and yellow chances this time of brutally revenge. there were miserable chain reaction of the rest some odd. around six hundred years ago. in the renaissance. architects scientists and artists of. the culture of the darkest middle ages enjoyment of. the renaissance stood in seventy five minutes on d w. only a quarter piece of history the world is reorganizing itself and the media's role is keep shifting powers the topic in focus at the global media forum twenty nineteen told the laboratory for the titillating much. more we following do we trust debate and shape the future at the georgia village global media forum twenty nine t. the place. for months. some time in the twenty si

lots of buzz saw me see straight in the misleading talk but now down to now with the talisman and how soon they're going to shove the who's roving does not want to go there are some i find the spirit of them stand by for the show and my signature looks much so i'm going to somebody's going. to touch it. but i can see. the effect on those. that say it's another job trauma or emotion this result is a blow for the black and yellow chances this time around the source of revenge. i'm going to. cut. cut cut. cut. cut. cut cut. cut. cut cut. cut cut. in the face of danger. that every country leave and pound obama well but that's like a a as their john mccormack oh my family which means that their safety is a constant coverage the and other efforts really worth it just to put us take on italy's mafia a close up thirty minutes on d w a. gold . people here love life. they love their country but not the current conditions. in iran a journey to a land full of contradictions the for joy and sadness. confidence and doubt. our documentary depicts the contrasts of everyday life. and help people cope

it became an important talisman for the whole movement. this bad hole level of the argument is being protected. one of the reasons i'm being attacked is that i'm using the data, the scientific information that the biologists have collected themselves, i'm using that against them. all of this in the scientific literature. >> tucker: these are people who claim they are standing in defense of science, you're marshaling science, and they're attacking you. does that confuse you? >> absolutely. it does confuse me. but i think it's why i -- it's why i can stand on solid ground. the sphinx i'm using to support my statements are in the scientific literature they wrote. >> tucker: it's a remarkable story. thank god, polar bears are noble and beautiful animals. you'd think people were happy about them not going extinct you would think. but it turns out the whole idea that you can blame the polar bear decline on global warming saved the careers of polar bear specialists. so it's in their best interest to make sure that this concept stays in the public

also coming up in the programme: the tongan talisman who is going for his third olympics and a thirds. hello again. thanks forjoining us on sportsday. england will be without one of their most explosive players for the cricket world cup. alex hales typifies the style that has made them favourites for the competition that starts on home soil next month. but he won't play a part in it after being dropped from the provisional squad. in fact, he's been withdrawn from all international involvement after a recent off—field incident led to a suspension. the player's management company says it's hugely disappointed at how he's been treated. but just earlier this month he told the bbc‘s joe wilson how he was hoping to overcome past misdemeanours. in to overcome past misdemeanours. what do you thi significant in what do you think is the most significant lesson that your plant? just how much you are in the publics eye and to not put yourself in situations, probably not the place you want to be as an international sportsman. i would say, being a bit more mature and sensible with decisions. let's

which clearly showed that this object was a protective talisman. psyched up. protection perhaps in the battle against german colonial rule. for three years the humble. ends a new year and examined objects that had found their way to the ethnological collections as war trophies and spoils objects that the german occupiers in east africa had often taken with brute force. and give us up as a comment like that in a way you could say it was a sort of collective morning with these colleagues it brought up so many emotions. about seven thousand kilometers further south in darkness a lot more tanzania's government sits. tucked away between modern skies creepers are witnesses to the country's colonial past the germans created these botanical gardens nearby the national museum a partner of the home board bob dunn zinnia. there over ten thousand artifacts from former german east africa still stored in berlin alone. it was a shock knowing that they have a lot of court actions that belong to the company or the former chairman clinton your question but. these elections were

case that sent grew up on the north sea coast his grandfather was a fisherman and always had this talismanic on his boat. effective at the top of the. i like to be out on the water go i just can't resist a lot of the three that when i was younger i had another career in mind like this but that didn't work out for the sea kept calling me back out here you're your own boss and it's up to you to find the fish i think it has something to do with the thrill of the chase with the few bits of cool was used on. flint knows this business inside out. this monitor shows him where the fish are clinton his crew sail the north sea between norway and scotland the fish move around the region depending on the season they don't pay any attention to international borders. but the question is will the north sea remain open to fishing that's by no means certain. flint decides when and where the crew will put out the nets if he finds a good spot they can take in as many as two tons of fish in just twenty minutes. but even while flint is on the job he often worries about the consequences that breck said could have

europe's ryder cup talisman still right in the thick of it.ed display saw him rocket up the leaderboard. and also going well was the open champion, francesco molinari. the big names are circling at augusta and the result should be a thrilling finale. welcome of the latest i can tell you is that america's tony finau leads the way. he's put together a quite stunning round of 64 was not behind him, tiger woods is going very nicely. he's two shots behind. ian poulter is four shots behind. 0ne nicely. he's two shots behind. ian poulter is four shots behind. one of the bit of news, because of the threat of thunderstorms tomorrow they've announced they are going to stop play early in the hope that they can avoid disruption. so we could find out the masters champion a little earlier than normal. andy swiss live from augusta, many thanks indeed. there were six games in the premier league today, 20 goals coming up on match of the day after the news, but i've got the results now, if you want them. tottenham are back up to third in the table, lucas moura

spurs were about to lose their talisman, england team—mates turned champions league rivals.. but fear soon turned to joy as heung—min son turned the fans veers into ra ptu res. the heung—min son turned the fans veers into raptures. the man for the big occasion has put tottenham in the driving seat. so city started but premier league rivals liverpool had no such issues at anfield. they flew into an early lead when naby keita's deflected lead when naby keita's deflected lead gave them the advantage after five minutes. they doubled that lead midway through the first half, roberto firminho applying a simple finish to a flowing team move. 2—0 it finished. a useful lead ahead of the second leg and porto's record of never having beaten liverpool in europe remains. natalie pirks, thank you. that's it. now on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm hugh ferris. the headlines tonight... the house of the rising son. spurs' korean forward gives them a fiorst leg win over manchester city in the champions league with his second goal in the club'

don't need to itemize so what that means is all they really have to do is to fill out some basic talismans and that's it they don't have it's all very like fill in the blanks there's no reason they should have to pay someone to put it together there isn't really and it's your taxes at the end of the day it's like how we go i mean i made that joke going to the break but it's kind of true this is like privatizing you know paying your taxes it's ridiculous if you're going to take it and just see you know who these like free file alliance people are they are actually a coalition of twelve industry leading tax software companies that have partnered with the ira since two thousand and three to help low and middle income americans complete and file their federal tax returns. but as you said they don't advertise that they don't make it known to people that's very very kind of cloak and dagger behind closed door you're going to want people to get it for free if they can charge them and that's capitalism. there's a free market acceptance not a firm market. i want to go a little bit. about. ron wyden

ian poulter, the pick of the bunch, europe's ryder cup talisman with some dazzling moments.ell done, poulter. but the prize for shot of the opening round surely went to bryson dechambeau. how's this for pinpoint precision? after a first day dominated by american players, the rest will now be hoping for that masters magic. most of the players have now started their second rounds and the latest i can tell you is that bryson dechambeau leads the way. ian poulter is still going very nicely indeed, just two shots off the pace. rory mcilroy and tiger woods are due to start their second round shot in the next half an hour or so. on a different note, there is concern about the weather, we had that rain earlier on today and on sunday, when the tournament is supposed to finish, there are thunderstorms are forecast to, so for the first time in 36 years, we just forecast to, so for the first time in 36 years, wejust might forecast to, so for the first time in 36 years, we just might see the masters going into the monday. time for a look at the weather. here's mel coles. there are subtle

city had a first half penalty saved but on the hour mark, spurs lost their talisman, kane going in forian delph turned his ankle, he has already missed a month of this season with ankle ligament damage, he'll have scans over the next 2a hours. spurs had been on top up to that point. son heung—min‘s goal inside the last 15 minutes gave them a 1—0 lead to take to city in the second leg next week. when the thai comes out they will be the last club 0ther when the thai comes out they will be the last club other than barcelona spurs wanted but the opening of the new stadium at was the talk and spurs said that feel and stature and they did that with a great result. there was a point when they lost harry kane, he is gone in the very tight with fabian delph, delph didn't like it. he was saying it was yourfault, didn't like it. he was saying it was your fault, that. and didn't like it. he was saying it was yourfault, that. and they did didn't like it. he was saying it was your fault, that. and they did well after that, son got the goal and stepped up but he will be missed, harry kane, in the sec

tottenham's intensity was unsettling their opponents, but they were about to lose their talisman.ment and sent fans into rapture. the man for the big occasion has put tottenham in the driving seat. liverpool beat porto 2 nil in the first leg of their quarter—final at anfield. last year liverpool thrashed porto 5—nil in the last 16 and it took them just 4 minutes to go ahead tonight through naby keita's deflected shot. porto caused problems of their own but their defence were overrun after 25 minutes when roberto firmino doubled his side's lead. 2—nil it remained ahead of the second leg in portgual next week. wednesday's ties are pretty mouthwatering too... with manchester united and barcelona renewing a rivalry that most recently included two champions league finals. barca won in both 2009 and 2011. and are favourites again to go through. despite united's impressive comeback against psg in the last round. marcus rashford trained away from the main group for part of this mornings session, he's had an ankle problem although ole gunnar solskjaer is hopeful that he'll be ok for the ma

they can paint our condemnation of the white supremacy we see researching all around us as near talismanmanipulation which is the accusation against jussie smollett. he goes on to say if you are more worried about jussie smollett faking this crime than you are about the president stoking white supremacy from the white house you are missing the point of the case. >> the case was fraudulent and the depleted resources that could have gone to finding the missing girls in chicago, that could have found these unsolved murders that happened in chicago and i will say this. although the jussie smollett case was this national tragedy because it highlighted the corruption that happens in chicago i still don't think enough eyes are on chicago. it's not just jussie smollett, it is the da's office, the police office, the mayor's office, local businesses. that is a city in corruption and no one will do anything about it so just the jussie smollett case, they will see a lot of nonsense in chicago. >> i would think that would be an investigation. i would think jussie smollett is lying but at the same tim

the british challenge was led by ian poulter, you are's ryder cup talisman has never won a major, butduo that set the pace, brooks koepka and bryson dechambeau, usually won the prize for shot of the day. —— europe's. agonisingly close at the last whole but the top of the —— a place at the top of the leaderboard should be some consolation. well, with four americans in the top five, it was certainly a good day for the home fans. others, including roy mcilroy, will need a second round search to stop their masters hopes slipping away. anti— swiss, bbc news, augusta. —— andy swiss, bbc news, augusta. it just looks itjust looks stunning. it was a good night for the english teams in the quarterfinals of the of the europa league. arsenal beat the italian side napoli 2—0 at the emirates, aaron ramsey opened the scoring early on — how arsenal will miss him when hejoinsjuventus in the summer. their second was slightly fortunate, lucas torreira's shot deflecting in for an own goal. a good lead then for arsenal to take into the second leg in naples next week. a good result too for chelsea. they we

kevin o'leary with his lucky talisman so you went with johnson & johnson for the last round who's your >> at this point in the draft, you could really start to see where people are taking risks. i look at seymour ge i go to a wake after this for the stock. that's the money, and last year, going all chips late in the cycle. he's going to get slaughtered but i want to go low risk again. a balance sheet pick you want to cruise into the winning run here and that's what they'll be doing with altria's balance sheet. absolutely think of the quality here. >> how do you feel about the whole juul situation >> there's always going to be that issue but it's a growing market a little controversy but just enough excitement for me just a little bit of excitement. >> i would have thought you said, they couldn't buy 40% of the company and pay a price like that they wouldn't like that. >> i won't invest in cannabis stocks but get around the fringe of that growth >> says in front of bethenny >> be in prison next year. >> you will. bring me some wine in your little >> going with altria guys. >> up 3.5% th

europe's ryder cup talisman has never won a major, but at just two behind, hewill believe anything isly won the prize for shot of the day. agonisingly close at the last hole, but a place at the top of the leaderboard should be some consolation. well, with four americans in the top five, it was certainly a good day for the home fans. others, including roy mcilroy, will need a second round surge to stop their masters hopes slipping away. andy swiss, bbc news, augusta. day two then starts early this afternoon — live text commentary on the bbc sport website from 1:30. then there's full radio commentary on 5 live sports extra from 10 o'clock tonight. loads of pictures from the masters on the back pages this morning. mainly of tiger woods, given that his good run finished in time for the papers to go to print. tiger's on a roll says the guardian. apologies, he turns back the clock as he eyes the fifth masters title. the sun goes with h—bomb, they say harry kane is a big dount for england's nations league semi finals after spurs confirmed he's damaged ligaments in his ankle. and the mirror g

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city had a first half penalty saved but on the hour mark, spurs lost their talisman, kane going in forh ankle ligament damage, he'll have a scan today. spurs had been on top up to that point and son heung—min's goal inside the last 15 minute has given them a 1—0 lead to take to city in the second leg next week. when the tide came out they will be the last club other than barcelona at spurs would have wanted, yes, there is less travelling but the opening of the new stadium was the talk and spurs said that feel and stature in the champions league and they certainly did that with a great result. there was a point when you wondered where the game would go, they lost harry kane, fabienne delph went into very tight with him and they'd done well after that, son does well and gets that goal and steps up but harry kane will be a miss in the second leg. liverpool also have a first leg advantahe in their quarterfinal — beating porto 2—0 at anfield. naby keita and roberto firmino with the goals in the first half against the portuguese champions. all good, 2—0, the game is still on, we have to go t

which clearly showed that this object was a protective talisman.protection perhaps in the battle against german colonial rule. for three years the humble tanzania examined objects that had found their way to the ethnological collections as war trophies and spoils objects that the german occupiers in east africa had often taken with brute force. and it was that by the comments like that in a way you could say it was a sort of collective morning with these colleagues it brought up so many emotions. about seven thousand kilometers further south in dar es salaam tanzania his government sits. tucked away between modern skyscrapers are witnesses to the country's colonial past the germans created these botanical gardens nearby the national museum partner of the humble tanzania. there over ten thousand artifacts from former german east africa still stored in berlin alone it was a shock knowing that they have a lot of connections that belong to the company or the former chairman quinn on your question but. these connections were not on the plate that we hav

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europe's ryder cup talisman has never won a major, but at just two behind, hewill believe anything is who certainly won the prize for shot of the day. agonisingly close at the last hole, but a place at the top of the leaderboard should be some consolation. well, with four americans in the top five, it was certainly a good day for the home fans. others, including roy mcilroy, will need a second round surge to stop their masters hopes slipping away. andy swiss, bbc news, augusta. day two then starts early this afternoon — live text commentary on the bbc sport website from 1:30pm. then there's full radio commentary on 5 live sports extra from 10pm tonight. three chelsea supporters were turned away from their europa league quarter final with slavia prague last night after a video emerged on social media appearing to show them singing an islamaphobic song about their former player mohamed salah, who's now with liverpool. in a statement chelsea said "it finds all forms of discriminatory behaviour abhorrent" and that the club we will take the strongest possible action against "season ticket