obviously i played for man united and i was assuming they would be saying horrible things about me, potentially they were all the time. some of the warmest weather is on its way this week. it doesn't mean its way this week. it doesn't mean it will be sunny and it doesn't mean eve ryo ne it will be sunny and it doesn't mean everyone will remain dry. i will have all the details here on brea kfast. it's monday the 18th of may. our top story: with two weeks to go until some primary school pupils in england return to the classroom, the government insists plans are in place to ensure the safety of teachers and pupils. ministers want children in reception, yeari and year 6 to go back to school, as part of the next step to ease the lockdown. but unions and some parents fear the move may cause a second spike in coronavirus cases, as john mcmanus reports.

i played for man united and always assumed they would be saying horrible things about me and potentiallyrrant all the time. —— were not all the time. hello and welcome to sportsday. on a day where celtic fans should be gathering to celebrate their clubs ninth scottish premiership title in a row. they were officially crowned champions once again after the decision was made to end the season. it does mean hearts have been relegated after the average points per game played was used to determine final placings. 0ur scotland sports news correspondent chris mclaughlin has the details. after weeks and weeks of negotiation, infighting, backbiting, finally the season 2019—2020 in the scottish premiership is over, it doesn't come as any real surprise. this was the direction of travel for some time but celtic who were 13 points clear with eight games remaining are now crowned champions. it is their ninth title in a row. the club are urging theirfans not to come to celtic park in the east end of glasgow, covid—19 clearly will get in the way of any title party. they are planning on putting some socia

world has kept has moved to chelsea in 201818 1000000 euros for a goalie order 87000000 paid by man united for harry maguire i defender back to 91 fashion with his exceptional talent he could have conquered the world but fate took a different turn his coach brian clough from sitter him over confident and self-indulgent and decided to have fashioned tales and sources reported back something outrageous at least for the expensive new signing has been cited in gay bars but if the coach do he gathered together the entire team and called fashion to a bloody poof in front of everyone pretty old school stuff here a scene from to do. perspective but nothing unusual for the times in britain and elsewhere even later on only partly regretted this in his 1995 autobiography it wasn't wrong to point out his sexual orientation but i should have done it privately passionless performances on the pitch suffered you don't already been the target of racist chatter now there were also homophobic slurs. and here we have one of the reasons that i decided to this day about why footballers don't come out the fear o

still, it's not the first time a man united photograph has been wrecked.ut it was sort of eating me up away a bit inside while that was happening. commentator: a great ball from beckham, chadwick! fine goal! you were managed at the time by one of the greatest managers we‘ve ever known, sir alex ferguson. how did he handle you, do you think he was aware of what was happening to you? i‘m not sure. i couldn‘t... he probably was aware that people spoke to me about that, but then, i was playing for the biggest club in the world where everyone that don‘t support man united don‘t tend to like them that much, so everyone would receive a lot of abuse, a lot of stick and that sort of thing. i think it became an issue and a problem for me when it was all people would talk about, was about me, whenever i heard my name it was talking about the way that i looked and my appearance, which obviously, i don‘t think you realise it as much back then but looking back, it probably affected me a lot more in terms of being really anxious, i didn‘t like talking to people, i was qu

still, it's not the first time a man united photograph has been wrecked, this photo of luke chadwicke show‘s team captains gary lineker has today apologised on social media. the host of the programme expressed his profound regret. i'm appalled, i'm appealled, really. for him and at myself. and when i hear him speaking, i'm full of admiration for the present luke chadwick and full of sympathy for the young luke chadwick and personally, ijust feel a great deal of responsibility and shame which i do accept and have to hold up my hands to. despite what luke chadwick went through, he holds no grudges. the most important thing to me is how i am as a person, so obviously, not all these people knew me as a person but i do like to think i'm quite a nice guy. someone that is easy to talk to. but obviously a footballer as well, might not have been a brilliant footballer but i was a footballer and obviously must have had some good qualities as a footballer to have a career in the game so obviously i'd rather be remembered as someone who was quite good at football rather than just for the way i m

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man utd versus sheffield united and man city versus newcastle are the other two games.ld be at the request of local police forces. bournemouth‘s simon francis is however against netural venues. i think the boys will be covetable in those whom surroundings, being able to sleep on their own business top it might sound silly to some people but that is a comfort that players need at times, sometimes you can get out on away games. it obviously plays a part in away matches as well so i think the whole advantage will benefit us and other teams. really, ido advantage will benefit us and other teams. really, i do not think we will know until we go into those fixtures. well, there are 92 games to play with the season set to end in the peak of summer on july the 25th. brighton's glenn murray thinks that could change the feel of the rest of the season. it'll change with out fans in the stadium. i think there will be less pressure on players, especially at the home players. i'm sure they hate will play a factor, we are used to seeing a fast paced premier league, it might be a little

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let's return to those protests across the united states, following the killing of an african—american man. protests have erupted from coast to coast across the united states — over 75 cities have ——many cities have seen demonstrations. lucy sherriff is a journalist on the scene in downtown la — she spoke to my colleague karin giannone about how the situation is unfolding there. during the peaceful protests there are still individuals who were throwing rocks, bottles and other missiles at the police but they very much were in the minority. around 6pm there was a curfew announced that 8pm. after that things definitely started to go downhill. there was a huge fire that was started on an intersection near here. i witnessed three or four small independent stores being trashed, littered. ispoke small independent stores being trashed, littered. i spoke to a woman who owned one of the stores. she is an african—american woman and she was shouting at them, you are stealing from black people. it was quite an upsetting site to watch because she was an absolute bits over the fact that a protest that i

man. you know how many cases there are in the united states of police brutality? they take their badge and has a license to kill. that is not what this is. you are supposed to protect and serve. i understand if the man was being a threat to anybody around him and he ended up dying. >> do you think this is a systemic problem or there are a few bad cops that make them all look bad? at the end of the day, i feel the police are not doing their job as a whole, period. if they were doing their job, that man would be alive. there were four officers right there in the presence of one that literally killed the man on the ground. >> sean: will you please send a message to me? send this guy a message. tell this guy i'm a big supporter of the second amendment. when you carry a weapon, please be careful because innocent people are all over town here. and the investigation is now being called for dunn and expedited fashion by the president of the united states. and thank him for his service and please ask him to please be safe. a weapon is very dangerous. speak with a message fr

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police station torched by protesters as period about the death and police custody of a black man across the united states. from further relaxes lockdowns starting june the 2nd easing restrictions on cafes park on travel then find the country. and a new study shows a surge in prescriptions but to depressants in the u.s. with doctors raising the alarm about the risks of addiction.

it's just astonishing that this man is the president of the united states, the con man from new york city. many bankruptcies, failed businesses, a reality show that branded him as something that he never was, a successful businessman. well, he is the president of the united states now, and the man who said that he would make the country great again. he has brought death, suffering and economic collapse on truly an epic scale. and, let's be clear, this isn't happening in every country around the world. this place, our place, our home, our country, the united states, we are the epicenter. we are the place where you're most likely to die of this disease. we're the ones with the most shattered economy and we are because of the fool that sits in the oval office behind the resolute desk. >> i am almost waiting for a bob geldof figure to say we need a telethon for america. it is embarrassing in fundamental ways to watch him and contrast him with the way the rest of the world is being led. please stand by. history holds a lot of different lessons for us about politicians rushing to science wh

is linked to terrorists what did it make you feel when you saw that one no the man recognized by the european union the united states and britain was pictured in downing street in london speaking to boris johnson this man has not been elected by anyone he does in our constitution does not one provision that i would accept this fellow for . president of venezuela so what they are doing in most of the country of the of the european union now. britain out of the european union and united states is a coup. in venezuela they are recognizing a parallel government a fake government trying to impose it trying to get their companies to rebuild what they will destroy and to take the venezuelan oil gas gold etc it is absolutely unacceptable and specially for the diplomacy for of europe which is supposed to be so politically correct and so respectful from the international law they have destroyed international law they have ignored international law the charter of the united nations the rights of the venezuelan people divinest island constitution it's really outrageous and we just can see that at some point all of those

carrying nasa astronauts doug hurley and bob behnken in what was the first manned space mission to take orbit from the uniteds in nearly a decade. india has announced plans to further ease a strict national lockdown. it comes despite a record daily rise of nearly 8,000 new coronavirus cases on saturday. from 8thjune, restaurants, hotels, shopping centres and places of worship will be allowed to reopen in many areas in the first stage of a three—phase plan. divya arya, our corresondent in delhi, has the details. it's a clear message to the people that this might still be called a lockdown, it's a month—long extension, but the purpose of the extension is to unlock. this will strictly be enforced only in areas with a high number of coronavirus cases. other areas, most of the country, will see this phased opening. 0nly schools and colleges are not being open for another month. we have not heard anything about international air travel as well. other things — shops, shopping malls, even places of religious worship — are opening up. today is an update on saturday, the numbers are still the highest single—day surge,

man united vs sheffield united and man city vs newcastle are the other two games.inates any favouritism at all to any clubs. i think if they can do that it would work. it will be just strange for both clubs not known whether toilets are in the dressing room, how long the tunnel is, and there is no advantage actually so i think to level things out i think if that‘s the way, if i was taking charge, that is what i would do. well there are 92 games to play with the season set to end in the peak of summer on july the 25th. brighton‘s glenn murray thinks that could change the feel of the rest of the season.. it'll change without fans in the stadiums. i think there'll be less pressure on the players, especially the home players, and obviously i'm sure the heat will play a factor. we are used to seeing a fast—paced premier league. it may be a little bit slower in these summer months. and within all that the fa cup will also return in four weeks‘ time. the quarter finals include defending champions man city‘s match at newcastle, leicester vs chelsea, sheffield utd vs arsena

in this case it was a young man the unit coal in your book. it felt like he was really lost in your conversations and it felt very much like this was a young man who understood the morality and ethics at the heart of the debate and the situation but felt powerless. for you to talk to young men might that was truly remarkable. >> guest: thank you and i really like what you say about that insecurity in underneath that competitive culture. i got very interested in the word hilarious and how guys use that word. that's another place where that deflected shield her mask wearing few hear something that is as reprehensible or uncomfortable or inappropriate or is wrong or violates your morals and you don't want to say anything because if you do you are going to be targeted are ostracized you can always default by saying that's hilarious. that's always a safe space and valerius becomes another way that guys are cut off from their authentic selves and their real emotions and it's another way for compassionate response when girls and women are the subject

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donahoe with the headlines on al-jazeera 3 days of protest over the killing of an unarmed black man in the united states city of minneapolis has exploded into a new nights of violence across the country the national guard has been called in to minneapolis and the mayor has declared a local emergency to 72 hours victoria gate and he has all the latest this was the police said a very different night of protest a 3rd police station in minneapolis set on fire as anger directed at those who swear to protect and serve.

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in the united states another death of an unarmed black man in police custody has triggered new protests police fired tear gas to disperse demonstrators calling for justice in minneapolis there's been widespread outrage after video emerged showing an officer using his knee to pin george floyd to the ground the officers involved in the attempted arrest have been fired and there are calls for them to face criminal charges john hendren has this report which i should say contains images that some viewers may find distressing. protesters gathered by the hundreds to mark the death of another unarmed black man in police custody it happened a day after an all too familiar american seen with a black man pleads for help is he struggles to bring what he wants to bring. these are the images on a minneapolis street the man cries out in pain a policeman's knee on his neck. i mean all. i. ever. hear him or. george floyd accused of check forgery is pressed down his face bloody letters when they do. anything. bystanders plead with the officers. he later dies in police custody it is the latest incident of

a man in the united states battled coronavirus for nearly a month in intensive care.the story of remarkab remarkable recovery and what motivated him to keep on fighting. >> i'm a miracle. a lot of people in the hospital call me medical miracle. >> reporter: 18 days on ventilate r nearly 30 day ins the icu. three times intubated. his throat healing. he still eats through a tube. at the worst his heart nearly stopped beating, the miracle, he's alive. >> is there a point you realized this maybe it? >> there was a point where it hurt to take even one breath. and i did actually at one time just want to die. but then i heard a voice in my head that said you're being selfish. >> selfish because he thought he would mar graduation for one daughter and a birthday for another. he had a wife, two parents, church and friends ta love him. and a team of doctors and nurses caring and pulling for him. >> the whole time he was here, i don't know if patients can hear us. i used to tell him don't give up. i don't know if he heard that. i would like to know. >> he does remember that. he w

if there is one person that i can believe that can unite this body, unite this nation, is a man whose life actually defines america. family comes here and dreams of a life better for their children. he strives and excels in public education to get nominated by the united house of representatives and his own congressman to go to the naval academy. jetxcels to become a fighter pilot and defend our nation at a time in need. and one more time his nation called upon him to serve and he rose to the occasion. ain unbelievable obstacles many did not believe he could achieve, to unite a nation and unite congress. nevada congratulates you, mike, and i look forward to what you are able to achieve. i yield back. does theelosi: gentleman yield? newest memberour of california, the honorable mike garcia. speaker pelosi: the gentleman from california is recognized. rep. garcia: thank you madam the graciousfor introduction. i want to thank you for being here. i want to think my beautiful bride and wife, rebecca. our two beautiful boys preston backboneor being the of my survival and the spirit of this

nasa prepares to launch the 1st manned mission to take off from the united states nearly a decade. hello hot and hazy sometimes humid is a word to describe the weather in the arabian peninsula at this time of the year and they are correct for most places the temperature young but on the high side doha's it's $4044.00 but for baghdad where well above were not expected to be $46.00 or $47.00 in the blazing sun shine is cooler near the coast of course lebanon and israel into the twenty's but that's normal and it's not a very pleasant cooling breeze down in salalah we may well see the folly of coming as rain forecast for friday saturday and sundry rain by sunday once it's in this is indication the monsoon change it'll be like that for a couple of months at least elsewhere in north africa as a fast not a cloud in sudden now geria you might get a shower to that as well the heaviest rains still further south near the tropics for me in southern nigeria sierra leone for example next couple days because it's pretty big downpours there are few showers in the atlas mountains of morocco algeria

and saudi arabia. 2 men in the united states have been charged with the murder of an unarmed black man in a modern arbor it was shot dead in february but the former police detective and his son were not arrested until video of the shooting was released this week. indonesia's government is calling on beijing to answer accusations that fishermen were worked to death on board chinese vessels that these 3 entities in men allegedly died on ships between december and march some of their coworkers say they were physically abused and forced to work for days without rest just a washington reports from jakarta. underneath this sheet is the body of an intern asian fisherman it's time for a quick prayer and then an unceremonious farewell. he's one of 3 indonesian crewmembers who died on the launching 69 and its sister vessels members of the crew say the men all have the same symptoms swelling chest pain and breathing difficulties they also say the bouts captains refused to go to port to get their medical care after more than a year working in the seas near the pacific nation of samarra the vessel

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the forces of agriculture, industry, labor and management, finance and man power coordinated with the military. what the united states alone did in those first 18 months will live long in history. yes, we had come a long way, but we still had far to go in europe. still farther in the pacific. it would be 11 months after the invasion of sicily before we could build up and coordinate the massive ground, air, and sea forces for the invasion of normandy. 11 months of bitter fighting in italy and the vast island chain in the pacific. >> the enemy had come far and fast. reaching out to conqure a world. the united states army was by now very much in the war. with combat experience divisions in north africa, the jungle covered islands of the pacific. the illusions where they had wiped out the japanese on ato. now the veterans of the north african campaign had landed on sicily and the drive for the italian mainland. millions more were training in the united states. we were well on the road to the ultimate victory. >> in 1940, our army numbered a little more than a quarter of a million men. three years later, in 1943, i

police station torched by protesters as fury about the death and police custody of a black man spreads across the united states and. france will further relax its lockdown starting june a 2nd to easing restrictions on count days park and travel inside the country. and a new study shows a surge in prescriptions but antidepressants in the u.s. with doctors raising the alarm about the risks of addiction. to. the warm welcome to you from our team here in moscow this is r.t. international going to new the day's top stories from around the world now dominating headlines protests over the death of george floyd who are being detained by minneapolis police have raged for a 3rd night late on thursday night a local police station was set on fire. the place a protest as forced their way into the building and set it on fire personnel had been evacuated from the precinct the full height of the city of minneapolis via social media but there were unconfirmed reports of gas lines leading to the building had been cut and advises people to leave the area the protests calling for justice for jules finally to have spread fr

police station torched by protesters as fury about the death of police custody of a black man to cross the united states. france will further relax this lock down starting june the 2nd to easing restrictions on cafes on travel in fly the country . and a new study shows the surgeon prescriptions for antidepressants in the u.s. with doctors raising the alarm about the risks of a dick.

the forces of agriculture, industry, labor and management, finance and man power coordinated with the military. the unitedd what it did alone in those 18 months will live long in history. yes we had come a long way but we still had far to go in europe. still farther in the pacific. it would be 11 months after the invasion of sicily before we could build up and coordinate the massive ground, air and sea forces for the invasion of normandy. 11 months of bitter fighting in italy and the vast island chain of the pacific. >> the enemy had come far and fast, reaching out to conquer

service issued a freeze warning extending into early sunday for most of the northeastern united states. now the man widely regarded as the founding father of rock n roll has died little richard was $87.00 the singer brought a distinctive voice flamboyant showmanship and lightning fast rhythms to popular music in the 1950 s. he was one of the 1st african-american artists to cross the racial divide in the music business appealing both to black and white fans. and with me in the studio now is the senior music editor warner poland hello to you warner so little richard is a chorus often refer to as one of the founding fathers of rock and roll just how did he change the face of music in the 1950 s. well i think he'd put it best in his own words he referred to him so both as the king and queen of rock n roll you know the experts might argue the technicalities of whether he invented the jhana that there's probably nobody had in huge influence on it especially an influence on the 1st and 2nd and following generations of rock n rollers and what really set him apart made him unique was the way that he had thi

man was just following that artillery unit from start to finish. he stayed with it the whole time. had a man doing it with the medical unit and another with let's see, let's see, see. the third one.u it had to do with electronics, telephones and that. we did that in that sense. i ordered all of my men to be careful and report in within every 2.5 days to my command post so we could check their cameras. i had a camera repair man with me. so we could see there was not any dirt in the cameras, not a scratch going down in the movie cameras, all of that kind of stuff. so it was a big job for them because they had to walk quite a distance in many instances. we had to protect the film. wenty when the first flag up on iwo jima, everybody could see that something was up there, but it was so small it was not something identifiable in the real world. so my boss came to me and said -- he was a lt. col. was the head of intelligence. norm, get a couple of men and put them up on the mountain top because we will get a bigger flag to put up there. i question tim. i said where in the name of god are b

a sixth day, protesters are on the streets in cities across the united states following the killing by police of an african—american manrge floyd. the unarmed mr floyd, who was black, died in minneapolis last monday after being pinned to the ground by a white police officer. he was the latest in a string of african—american men to die through police action. president trump's national security adviser denied that there was institutional racism in the us police, saying that most officers were heroes. 0ur correspondent barbara plett—usher is in minneapolis. another night of chaos and unrest as anger over police killings spread to every corner of the country. penetrating the heart of political power in washington, dc, security agents used tear gas to push protesters away from the white house. new york's iconic streets were littered with the debris of rage over the death of george floyd, but also giving vent to years of festering frustration with police mistreatment of african americans. here and in more than a dozen other cities, protesters and looters ignored curfews. security forces rounded them up, fighting to restore o

this is out there these are the top stories and i'm sure a spread in the united states at the death of an on black man who was pinned to the ground by police demonstrators have been out for a 2nd consecutive not demanding justice for george floyd who died on monday 100 has more now from chicago. some protesters that while most of them peacefully protest and some of them did throw rocks and bottles at police who were guarding their own precincts those police responded with tear gas and rubber bullets that's the 2nd night in a row in which that is happened in those protests didn't just go on in minneapolis they also went on here in chicago peacefully and then in los angeles protesters actually took over a highway so this is a national movement now china's parliament has approved a security law that bypasses legislators in hong kong the legislation which includes treason secession sedition and subversion could be enforced within weeks despite protests and international warnings about hong kong's autonomy being further undermined the us president is expected to sign an executive order targeting social med

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