hi, my name is max taylor and i'm a professional footballer for manchester united. a lump so i went to the doctor and said, obviously i have a lump. he ran a scan and said yes, it is normal, a cyst, quite common in teenagers. he gave me a week of antibiotics. had those. a week later it returned bigger. i got told it was a 30mm cancer cell. my mum broke down straightaway. i was sort of like, so taken aback that i did not cry. i got out and it was like, oh my god. my mind was running 100 miles an hour at what could happen, what is next? will i play football again? will i be alive? once i got out of the chemo and it was all successful i thought right, i will get back there. then when i came back, mourinho had gone and 0le had come in. they invited me to go out and watch first—team training. at that time i could not do anything. i came out, i was stood there, just talking with 0le. it was a great way to come back, it was uplifting. it taught me to appreciate the things you love and i do not know what i would do if i wasn't playing football. there is more of that intervi

hi, my name is max taylor. i'm a professional footballer for manchester united.ve got a lump here." he ran a scan over it and was like, "yeah, it's normal, just a cyst, quite common in teenagers." i think it was a week of antibiotics at the time. had those, a week later and it had come back bigger. i got told there was a 30 millimetre cancer. and my mum broke down straightaway. and i was sort of like, so taken aback by it, i didn't cry. and then i got out and it was like, "oh my god." just my mind was just running at 100 miles an hour. just what could happen, what's next, will i play football again? will i be alive? once i got out of the chemo and it was all successful i thought, "right, i will get back there." and then when i came back, jose mourinho had gone and ali had come in. they invited me to come out and watch the first team training because at that time i couldn't train yet, i couldn't do anything. so i came out and then i was stood there just talking with ali. it was a great way to come back, it was uplifting. it taught me to appreciate the things that

max taylor there and there is more on that interview on the website.ggled for runs during england's lose against new zealand. he made just 2 and 11 in the first of two tests — which his side lost by a innings and 65 runs. the england captain has dropped out of the top 10 of the test batting rankings for the first time for 5 years. he has the backing of everyone in the changing room. that is the most important thing, to him as a captain and to us as players in general. the only thing that matters is the changing room vibe. everything else outside of that is just noise. he's england captain. he is the best player in england. he knows that. he has the full support of us in the changing room. israel folau, is demanding more compensation from rugby australia. the former wallabies star is suing, after being fired back in may for making anti—gay remarks on social media. folau, who's a christian, argues that the termination of his contract is a case of religious discrimination. he wants £7.11 million arguing that australia would have achieved a "superior perfo

for 19—year—old max taylor, it's set to be an extra special evening.with testicular cancer. he's had a full recovery, and after only returning to playing at the end of october, is now set for his debut. he's been telling the bbc about his experience. you are by yourself, you cannot sleep and all you're thinking is, thinking is, this is serious. this could end my life. hi, my name is max taylor and i'm a professional footballer for manchester united. i had been checking and ifelt a lump so i went to the doctor and said, obviously i have a lump. he ran a scan and said yes, it is normal, a cyst, quite common in teenagers. he gave me a week of antibiotics. had those. a week later it returned bigger. i got told it was a 30mm cancer cell. my mum broke down straightaway. i was sort of like, so taken aback that i did not cry. i got out and it was like, oh my god. my mind was running 100 miles an hour at what could happen, what is next? will i play football again? will i be alive? once i got out of the chemo and it was all successful i thought right, i will get

manchester united defender max taylor has received his first senior call—up, 12 months after having chemotherapybeen named in a young squad for united's europa league game against astana in kazakhstan on thursday. everton manager marco silva took training as normal this morning and now looks set to be in charge for sunday's premier league visit to leicester city. silva is fighting for his job, with the side 16th in the premier league table. russia will be able to compete at euro 2020, even if a four—year ban from sporting events comes into effect. the ban has been recommended by the world anti—doping agency, after inconsistencies in russian laboratory data. st petersburg will also remain as a host city at next summer's euros. england head coach chris silverwood will travel back to britain after day two of the second test against new zealand. it's following a family bereavement. the test starts on thursday. silverwood's assistants graham thorpe and paul collingwood will take over management of the team, alongside test captainjoe root, for the remainder of the tour. meanwhile, the head of new zeal

we'll bring you the remarkable story of max taylor who, at 19 years old, could step out for manchesterted against astana tomorrow in the europa league after recovering from testicular cancer. thanks, katie. and ben rich has all the weather. some of us have got brightness today. there is also quite a lot of rain. brightness will increasingly be the story. full uk details plus significant snow on the other side of the pond all coming up. thanks, ben. also coming up: gary rhodes, the celebrity chef who championed british food, has died at the age of 59. hello, everyone, this is afternoon live. the scottish national party has launched its manifesto for next month's general election, saying it is time for scotland to be treated fairly. the party leader, nicola sturgeon, said the country will pay a price for what she called the conservatives‘ obsession with brexit. she said another independence referendum next year would be the main demand for supporting a possible minority labour government alongside calls for increased spending on the nhs. our scotland correspondent, james shaw, reports. f

manchester united travel to astana with 19—year—old defender max taylor in the squad.tage in a remarkable story of resilience and mentalfortitude after being diagnosed with testicular cancer a year ago. i think ithinka i think a massive thing that i want people to take from me going through the cancer is that the fact that i beat cancer, i don't want that to be what people remember me for. that is a part of me, but that will not define what i do. what do you want people to remember you for? hopefully is a great person, great footballer and someone who gives back. ben stokes has given his wholehearted support tojoe root after the england ca ptain‘s disappointing performance in the first test against new zealand. root made just two and ii at the bay oval and has dropped out of the top 10 of the test batting rankings for the first time since august 2014. several critics have suggested captaining the side has affected root‘s batting. he has the backing of everyone in the changing room. that is the most important thing, to him as a captain and to us as players in general. t

full of youngsters, ten potential debutants, it'll probably mean just a little more to defender max taylorut he had testicular cancer. well he's since made a full recovery, returned to playing a month ago and is now in line for a first senior appearance. he's been telling the bbc about his experience. i think ithinka i think a massive thing that i won't be able to sort of take from me going through the cancer, though, is that it's not going to... the fact that it's not going to... the fact that ab cancer, i don't want that to be what people remember me for. that's a part of me but it won't define me. what do you want people to remember you for? hopefully being a great person, a great footballer and somebody who gives back. england captainjoe root has the backing of the whole squad according to all—rounder ben stokes. it comes after the batsman was criticised having madejust 13 runs in the first test defeat to new zealand with his captaincy also coming under fire. root himself insists leading the side doesn't affect his batting even if the number suggests otherwise and his vice captain has

sportsday on bbc news, ahead of tomorrow night‘s europa league trip to astana, manchester united‘s max taylor from his diagnosis. nearly a hundred heads of council social care services for adults in england say they fear they won‘t be able to cope with demand this winter. two—thirds of social care directors responded to a survey from the organisation that represents them. 90% said they are worried they don‘t have the capacity to manage winter related pressures over the coming months, and 93% are concerned that if a care company fails in theirarea, they won‘t have the capacity to step in. our social affairs correspondent alison holt has been to meet a woman in her 40s for whom the care system is a lifeline. have you got my water bottle there? thank you. nina is 47 and has multiple sclerosis. she knows all too well the pressures care system in england that are reflected in today‘s survey. she‘s onlyjust moved into this specially adapted flat, where she gets the help she needs. thanks, tracy. but in the summer, she was living in a small room in a nursing home for elderly people. she spent ten mo

much united see niger max taylor is back in the senior squad for the 1st time since cancer treatments the 19 year old offender had surgery and 9 weeks of chemotherapy after being diagnosed as to the killer council last year now back in 1st in contention for united's europa league game against the star in kazakstan. would have seen his journey back to full fitness and the way he's conducted himself and it's it's just it's something that he'll always have with him he's been through something that no one should. have to go through but he's come through on the other end he's an inspiration for all the players. anthony davis led the l.a. lakers to a win against his former team the new orleans publicans despite the boos he scored 41 points to help the like is to won 14 to once and went elsewhere the houston rockets big visiting miami heat james harden story the rockets he made 73 points are scored 34 points with houston beat behave 117 so as 108. on the boston celtics and the brooklyn nets for game winning streak and the workers for a season high 39 points in his return from injury the celt

manchester united teenager max taylor is back in the senior squad for the 1st time since cancer treatment the 19 year old defender had surgery and 9 weeks of chemotherapy after being diagnosed with testicular cancer last year he is now back in 1st in contention the united europa league game against a star that's coming up in kazakstan have seen his journey back to full fitness and the way he's conducted himself and it's it's just it's something that he'll always have with him he's been through something that no one should. have to go through but he's come through on the other end he's an inspiration for all the players. anthony davis led the l.a. lakers to win against his former team the new orleans pelicans despite the boos davis scored 41 points out the lakers to one 4th since a warm sun when else were the fewest in rockets beating the it's in miami heat here james harden star for the rockets united 73 points his school 34 points to increase pass the heat 17 c 10 it's. arse the boston celtics and the brooklyn nets all gone winning streak kemba walker scored a season high 39 points in hi

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as we heard yesterday, 19—year—old defender max taylor is in the the squad to face astana. . there was a 30 millimetre cancer. my mum broke down straightaway, and i was sort of like, so taken back by it, i didn't cry. and then i got out andi it, i didn't cry. and then i got out and i was like, oh, my god. just my mind wasjust and i was like, oh, my god. just my mind was just running, and i was like, oh, my god. just my mind wasjust running, 100 miles an hour, thinking what could happen, what's next? will i play football ain? what's next? will i play football again? will what's next? will i play football again? will! what's next? will i play football again? will i be alive? 0nce what's next? will i play football again? will i be alive? once i got out of the chemo, and it was all successful, i thought, out of the chemo, and it was all successful, ithought, right, iwill get back out there. under—pressure england captain joe root says he feels a big score is just around the corner for him. root has been criticised after england's defeat by new zealand in the opening match of the

the ery interested in what big market is for hbo max beyond core hbo customer. taylorlucas shaw on the streaming wars. joining us.r speaking of all of these new edia companies, there is a new integrated platform, it's the between networks. venture claims over 2 million registered e- sports 100 million reaches monthly active users. tomew york to tell us more, rogers, he was the c.e.o. of what nd the president of used to be nbc cable and he will be the executive chairman of the endeavor. tom, great to have you. what does the company look like eyes, it's a merger of three different companies coming altogether? tom: it's the antidote for what lucas was talking about. the entertainment world moves to streaming, you have the big question, it means that there ill be more and more cord cutting, more and more decline televisionnal linear and what people expect will be less of live tv as entertainment goes elsewhere is news and sports. that raises a major issue, how news and sports drive new sources of revenue as a subscription fees that came from satellite are no longer there t

taylor: that was ancestry president and ceo margo georgiadis. joining us is max chafkin.e had an interesting story about the u.s. cto and controversial comments he made in lisbon. what did we learn from what that cto said? reporter: yes, he became cto in august. this is his first speech outside the u.s. it was in portugal at the web summit. the audience was sort of interesting. a couple of things. number one, he basically reamed huawei.d he urged europeans to stay away from trainees infrastructure partners as much as possible, which is something the u.s. has been saying for a long time. but it's interesting he also met . she delivered the same message in person. you are seeing the trump administration reiterating the statement even as they are coming to a trade deal with the chinese government. the thing that was a little more interesting to me is that he also kind of picked out -- up on something mark zuckerberg brought up a couple weeks ago. .urope, you need to be careful if you regulate these big technology companies, meaning big american technology companies, too much

taylor: two great interviews and stories today. that was bloomberg's max chafkin.nk you for joining us. coming up, a saudi spy plot. it turns out former twitter employees may have been using the service to spy on users for the country. that's next. and "bloomberg technology" is livestreaming on twitter. check us out @technology. and be sure to follow our global breaking news network @tictoc on twitter. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: the u.s. government has charged two former twitter employees with helping the dissidents inon riyadh. two of them are not arrested in the u.s. they wired hundreds of thousands of dollars. bloomberg technology's bloomberg -- bloomberg technology skirt wagner joins us with the details. give us the backstory on this. kurt: the claim here is that these employees were basically using their position inside the company to look up information on account holders. as you know want twitter, you can be anonymous. you can pretty much say anything you want and people won't necessarily know it's you. if you're in the building and you have access to the

conservative websites from breitbart this morning, bill taylor's bombshell repeats what was already known from the july 25 phone call transcript. this from news max this morning, congressman jim jordyab roast star witness ambassador taylor. the headline writers likely going to be busy over the next several days. here's the schedule ahead as steve noted this morning. the hearings continue tomorrow. marie yovanovitch the former ambassador to ukraine recalled from her post in may. she's set to testify before the house intelligence committee tomorrow. and then it continues next week on tuesday, the morning of november 19, jennifer williams an aide to vice president mike pence will tefment alongside national security counsel aide alex vindman. he was on that july 25 phone call with president trump and president zelensky. that same afternoon, kurt volker, former u.s. special envoy to ukraine will testify along with tim morrison, national security counsel aid. wednesday, november 20, the morning u.s. ambassador to the european union, gordon sondland will testify. a lot of discussion about him at yesterday's hearing. and then that same afternoon on wedne

. >> let's talk about, max, that new thing that we learned today, that something big. taylor's aide overhearing president trump asking sondland in the phone call about the investigations a day after his call with zelensky. we'll talk about -- listen, the security issues, in just a second here. but what does this say about how interested trump was in these investigations? >> well, don, it blows out of the water the attempted defense that republicans have been erecting over the last few days to suggest, oh, you know, this wasn't really trump's doing. this was sondland. this was mulvaney. this was giuliani. somebody else was responsible for blackmailing ukraine. well, no, this is somebody who actually heard sondland talking directly to the president of the united states, and it was the president of the united states who was trying to get the government of ukraine to smear his political rival. so this ties trump directly to this high crime and misdemeanor. i think the other, you know, significant element of the testimony, don, just beyond this new revelation, is simply to listen to

a short time earlier i spoke to max kutner, a us journalist in new york covering the impeachment inquiry. i asked him what he made of mr taylor'snewelement well, i ? 7newelement well, i think 7 7newelement well, i think one of the things here is that will tailor, what he says carries weight. the holding back of the aid seemingly in return for aid from ukraine, in terms of an investigation, and anti—corruption terms of an investigation, and anti—corru ption investigation, terms of an investigation, and anti—corruption investigation, that specifically mentioned donald trump's potential political rival, joe biden, and his son, who works for a gas company in ukraine. he seems as if he was totally taken aback by that, and that is insignificant. and what is more interesting is that when the impeachment enquiry goes public next week, with the first hearings, which will be televised, americans will get the chance to sit in their homes and watch these individuals being questioned, that mr taylor will be one of the first witnesses. and if he is going to repeat what he has already said, that will be extremely strong evidence. peter, it's

max kutner is a us journalist in new york covering the impeachment inquiry. what are you thinking about the bill taylor know that he said, although that was pretty damaging to the president, bill taylor is not a resistance figure, he is a vietnam war veteran, he isa figure, he is a vietnam war veteran, he is a west point military academy graduate, he is a longtime diplomat, so we as graduate, he is a longtime diplomat, so we as the public can probably trust what he is saying, and what he is saying is that there were irregular channels that were going about these ukraine thing, run by the president's lawyer rudy giuliani, he was this quid pro quo, and he is saying that basically his understanding was that unless ukraine committed to investigating burisma holdings, there would not be a white house meeting and also the trump administration would withhold this aid. we know this new information today, and this of course is coming out about one week before he is going to be testifying in an open setting before congress. and what difference do you think this might make when all these hearings are in public? i

taylor. the birmingham civil rights institute, designed by the second-generation black architect, max von. birmingham civil right at district and national monument is a fight of activism, achievement, community, architecture, and so much more. who has heard of madame -- madam cj walker? sisters were born in in7, the sheathed legacies business. what i think is powerful about madame cj's -- madam cj walker. in 1918 she had the gall to construct a house in the most -- build this estate on the same street as the most significant gothic architectural it's also three miles from the rockefeller estate. working with the previous owners, an african-american family, we have a preservation easement that protects the interior space and helps facilitate the sale of this property to the new voices fund in their vision is to reactivate this space as a think tank for female were norse of color. close with this moment we are in. of nation is at a moment cultural reckoning. african-american historic places undervalued.ed and because of the tragic events that happened in november -- not in 2017, and 2018. ch

taylor riggs. airbus is getting ahead of rival, boeing. has received just 16 orders in the past three months. to company is struggling revise the grounded 737 maxairways -- british will give the deal iag further access into the spanish market. help iagwill also reestablish itself as a leader in europe and latin america. in the u.s., united auto worker president gary jones is taking a leave of absence. reports he is involved in a years long corruption scandal has surfaced. jones says he does not want to do anything that distracts from the mission. thatd uaw negotiations ended the strike against general motors. that is your latest bloomberg business flash. guy: coming up, it is mckie versus quinn. the global battle of the charts. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: global battle of the charts time. you know you can find these on your bloomberg. gtv is the function. michael mckee will kick things off. michael: one of the great victories of the labor market -- one of the great mysteries of the labor market has solve itself. great news for those wondering if the labor market is running out of steam. for years labor market participation fall