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and paris st-germain _ barcelona are bankrupt. and paris st-germain was _ barcelona are bankrupt.germain was perhaps always the most likely destination,. a club backed by qatari money and littered with stars including killian mbappe and his former barcelona team—mate, neymar. barcelona are moving on without their biggest star and for messi, a new story is beginning. time for a look at the weather. here's darren bett. is it warming up? it felt more like some of this _ is it warming up? it felt more like some of this evening _ is it warming up? it felt more like some of this evening with - some of this evening with some sunshine around and much drier weather as well. the showers we have seen in north—east england are fading away on the showers we have in the north—east of scotland, these will take longer to fade away later this evening and the weather tomorrow is going to look a bit different, actually, because heading out to the atlantic this is what is heading our way, this band of cloud which has already arrived in northern ireland and by tomorrow morning we see this first signs

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st. germain is the team to be beaten. but we will see. it will be time to play the games and see who is really the best. anchor: there was an announcement made that there was to be a massive private equity investment by the private equity firm cvc. they wanted to invest into la liga. many thought that investment would help ensure barcelona have the money it needed to keep messi, but barcelona's of the deal was not in its interests. why the objections to that? >> i think the objection is twofold. first of all, under the terms of the deal, only a relatively small portion of the money from cvc could be allocated to player wages and it would not be addressing the player cost issues that exist at barcelona. the second reason is barcelona believed the deal vastly undervalues la liga in the present form, and also it could resent some form of constraint in terms of barcelona's continued desires for the super league franchise project to work. which they believe will concentrate money and power in the hands of the clubs behind super league. they wo

fans of paris st—germain were confident their city was the most logical destination.x time ballon d'or winner is set to play alongside killian mbappe and neymar and what will surely be the most fearsome attack in world football. you go to social media and the latest already in the street is it is the best trio ever in history and i say at the moment, perhaps luis suarez, neymarand i say at the moment, perhaps luis suarez, neymar and messi at barcelona that gave one everything but they are in history now and we will see how far they can go. his numbers are _ will see how far they can go. his numbers are staggering. in 778 games for barcelona he scored 672 goals, scored —— secured ten league titles and they could have been more. messi never wanted to leave barcelona and in a tearful press conference on sunday he said he was convinced he would stay in the city he called home. , , . , would stay in the city he called home. ,, f. would stay in the city he called home. ,, '. ., home. this is really difficult for me after so _ home. this is really difficult for me after so m

st. germain. >> st. germain. i probably butchered that. >> because they are a great franchise and they will get even better if they sign messi here, he could face his old team. in the champions league. which is the prize of all prize in soccer. >> we have to move on some time. i have cristiano ronaldo on the and he said he is coming for you because of the statement you made. >>> more celebrities sharing their bathing routines. we talk to an expert, is it okay not to shower? >>> and would you get a good night sleep on this bed? it's suspended nearly 100 stories above the ground. >>> first, a more dramatic and terrifying sight caught on camera. one man's near-death experience in an elevator during a flood. we'll see how he got out. you're watching "world news now." elevator during do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy, even a term policy, for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized that we needed a way

st. germain, i with football. if he is taking a pay i cut to go to paris st. fact offered to take a _ barcelona? well, he did in fact offered to take a pay _ barcelona? well, he did in fact offered to take a pay cut - barcelona? well, he did in fact offered to take a pay cut to - barcelona? well, he did in fact offered to take a pay cut to at l offered to take a pay cut to at barcelona but the problem is it appears that barcelona has lost more than £a00 million in the last calendar year and even with his offer activities his offer for wages by half but then he offered to have been spread over five years to allow the club an opportunity to catch up in terms of the cash payment. that would still exceed the salary cut that spanish football. hahn would still exceed the salary cut that spanish football.— would still exceed the salary cut that spanish football. how can psg afford him? _ that spanish football. how can psg afford him? do _ that spanish football. how can psg afford him? do we _ that spanish football. how can psg afford him? do we have _ that spanish fo

st. germain.qatari owners. the issue with that might be trying to comply with financial fairplay rules but they certainly have the finances to allow him to join up with neymar, a former team—mate from barcelona and one of the most exciting reunions. almost recreating what he had a barcelona a few years ago with neymar and suarez. that seems to be where he is going and already discussions have taken place between the messi camp and paris st. germain edges seems a question of time of what will be announced that he is heading to paris. ., ~' , ., announced that he is heading to paris. . ~ i. announced that he is heading to paris. . ~ . ., announced that he is heading to paris. . . ., ., paris. thank you so much for “oining us on this momentous * paris. thank you so much for “oining us on this momentous point _ paris. thank you so much forjoining us on this momentous point in - us on this momentous point in football history. let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines... virtually the ent

st. germain player. their life was in barcelona, now paris.is time a week ago. behind the smiles, how has it been for the man at the centre of one of the biggest football transfers in history? it was hard to sleep. it was hard to rest. i was anxious about the uncertainty. and that change for the family was complicated until he could get things going and make progress on the agreement with paris. from there it was about thinking ahead. a new chapter and an experience that would be nice for my family for so now i am looking forward for it to start. it family for so now i am looking forward for it to start.- forward for it to start. it helps that he is _ forward for it to start. it helps that he is doing _ forward for it to start. it helps that he is doing an _ forward for it to start. it helps that he is doing an already - that he is doing an already formidable squad and among them his former barcelona team—mate and world cup winner. the manager is a fellow argentinian and they'll know that with the addition of nine on the club has fewer excuses

fans of paris st—germain were confident their city was the most logical destination.cked by qatari money are one of the few who can afford a 34—year—old master like messi. the record six time ballon d�*or winner is set to play alongside killian mbappe and former barca tea—mate neymar in what will surely be the most fearsome attack in world football. you have to go to social media for the latest already in the street is it is the best trio ever in history? i say at the moment, perhaps luis suarez, neymar and messi at barcelona that won everything but they are in history now and we will see how far they can go. his numbers are staggering. in 778 games for barcelona he scored 672 goals, secured ten league titles and there could have been more. messi never wanted to leave barcelona and in a tearful press conference on sunday he said he was convinced he would stay in the city he called home. translation: this is really difficult for me | after so many years. but the club, due to la liga salary cap rules, could no longer afford to keep him so after 21 years, his association

paris st—germain seems the most likely landing spot for the 34—year—old.e olympic games. as well as being remembered for great sporting performances, shock upsets and world record breaking efforts, the tokyo games will be remembered as the olympics that saw the mental health of athletes grab the headlines. athletes had to compete in empty stadiums without their families and friends there to support them. and then there was the openness of athletes like gymnast simone biles and swimmer adam peaty who both talked aboue putting their mental health ahead of achieving gold medal glory. joining me now is dr norman freed — a clinical psychologist and expert in sports counseling and mental health from columbia university. thank you forjoining us. my first question is what ensures assessment of how the athletes perform this year? they had the pandemic, they had no parents and no friends and it was almost the perfect storm. it was was almost the perfect storm. it was and i want was almost the perfect storm. it was and i want to — was almost the perfect storm. it was

paris st—germain seems the most likely landing spot for the 34—year—old. was secured long ago and his achievement will stand the test of time. reginaldo rosario, bbc news. that's all from sportsday. good evening. once again there's been some pretty intense showers and thunderstorms around today. but there is some slightly better news in the forecast for the week ahead. fewer showers around, a little bit more sunshine and for some of you, after a rather cool spell it will start to turn a bit warmer too. to get there though we need to get rid of this area of low pressure. it's still with us into the night and into tomorrow. still be some showers around, a little weather system pushing across southern counties of england, south wales so some wetter weather here to take us through the night. and the showers keep going across scotland, far north of england, northern ireland and also into shetland. in between those areas, with clear skies temperatures could drop down for one or two spots particularly across the highlands. but most double figures if not early tee

it will grow because paris st germain has got lionel messi.i think it was the only option right now. there were | option? i think it was the only - option right now. there were calls from others, a couple from england, but there was no real choice because finance certainly plays a role. paris st germain certainly had our role in case —— plan in case lionel messi did not stay at barcelona. five days ago when he was going to go out and play in ibiza, neymar gave him a call and said we will all go together. paris were saying, thus, it will be great. he told them it is agreed. —— mike five weeks ago. they had to deal with barcelona but it could not be agreed by la liga. after that it was a matter of looking around and i think the fact that neymar as they are and other friends, plus it is a team that can win things, paris st germain was really at the end of the last option. really at the end of the last 0 tion. ., ., , ., , option. you mentioned neymar, they are close friends _ option. you mentioned neymar, they are close friends and _ option. you

paris st germain have turned down a huge offer for kylian mbappe from real madrid.ing director leonardo says that £135 million isn't enough for the 22—year—old, but he is in the last year of his contract so could leave for free next summer. i spoke to the spanish football journalist eduardo alvarez. he told me real are knuckle to give up he told me real are knuckle to give up on the players so easily. this he told me real are knuckle to give up on the players so easily.- up on the players so easily. this is the first time _ up on the players so easily. this is the first time that _ up on the players so easily. this is the first time that someone - up on the players so easily. this is the first time that someone at - up on the players so easily. this is| the first time that someone at p56 the first time that someone at psg has openly recognised that if mbappe wants to leave, he will do so, but always under psg's conditions, and that's where the money becomes important. leonardo mentioned that wonderjust million euros less than what they paid for mbappe, which was clo

lionel messi's representatives are in talks with paris st—germain — two days after it was announced thatort has been told the messi camp contacted psg as soon as it became clear the catalan club would be unable to honour the reduced contract they had agreed with the argentine striker. the french club are confident a deal can be put together with messi already familiar with a number of the club's players. chelsea are closing in on sealing the return of romelu lukaku to stamford bridge. it is understood an agreement is close between inter milan and chelsea on a deal that could be worth arund £97 million. that would be just short of the british record 100 mliion that manchester city paid aston villa for england midfielder jack grealish on thursday. in rugby league's super league, leaders catalans dragons were soundly beaten by second placed st helens 24—12. the challenge cup winners put an end to the dragons ia match unbeaten run, running in five tries, the last score coming from lachlan coote. that's all from sportsday. you can get the latest on the bbc sport website. we will be back soon.

after twenty years at the club, and has reportedly received an offer worth 25 million from paris st germainbbc news, there's another chance to enjoy the first part of rajan datar�*s epic journey across india in the travel show. india. a vast country, home to over a billion people, birthplace of illustrious ancient civilisations, and today, a fast—emerging global power. and 70 years after independence, india is still a diverse, ever—evolving assortment of cultures, creeds, religions and languages. heading off the well—worn tourist path, we're on a journey that spans this vast subcontinent from east to west, travelling from one of the driest places on earth... it is quite incredible, the sand. i mean, it'sjust crystal, hard crystals. white salt. you can probably taste it. ..to one of the wettest. these are areas, really, for the adventurous traveller. this isn't india on tap. i'm on a quest to find out how history, religion and politics have shaped india, and also meet the people who call this intriguing and sometimes overwhelming country home. it's going to be an amazing journey. for thousan

lionel messi's is in talks with paris st germain.clear barcelona could not honour his contract. chelsea are closing in on sealing the return of lukaku, the deal could be worth £97 million, just short of the £100 million record paid forjack grealish on thursday. england, in the third day of the test, both openers fail early. captain joe root test, both openers fail early. captainjoe root is approaching a century at the moment. british and irish lions decisive third test has implications for the future of rugby sees a three times champion. the second test did not offer much flowing rugby. lines are determined to bounce back. when you put it in context of the last eight weeks and the challenges we have gone through, and south africa, but obviously we are a long way from our families for a long period of time, it would be a massive achievement. it is about what happens on the field. the players focus this week has looked really sharp. last week, in that second half, it was not the performance i would have liked. all set to be an exciting

st. germain, after competing a messy landing in the french capital tuesday and fans were there to greet hime club reportedly agree to a two-year deal. he and his family were seen leaving barcelona earlier in the day. the superstar's --had already been scraped off the wall of their stadium. how quickly they forget. max can tell us more about this messy move, from dw sport. why would he choose paris? >> yes he has gone topsg. barring america we have seen a short number of 30, departure from his shirt number 10, and a medical check. he landed at the airport paris, which i had never heard of. fans going to the other airports and if you fans making it there to welcome him to paris with fireworks. already teased on social media, he was arriving. the clubeased a new diamond would join them in paris. there will be a press conference tomorrow and i know what that could be about? [laughter] in terms of why? money is the heart of the issue why he left barcelona. manchester united and manchester city, to big-money clubs have already made big splashes. and kind of only left psg as a club that could affo

the 34—year—old did not say what he planned to do next, but acknowledged that a move to paris st germainection for the club where he'd spent so much of his life. translation: many beautiful things happened to me here, | bad too, but all this helped me to grow, improve and made me the person i am today. we've had very good moments, bad ones too, but the affection of the people has been constant — i always felt it, the recognition, the love. i felt it towards them, too, and the club, and will do all my life, i hope. a little earlier, i was joined by spanish football expert, guillem balague. i asked him if barcelona had done everything within their power to keep their superstar. that is the question, isn't it, in fact, he himself said i did everything that i could to stay. he admitted, as we all know, he wanted to leave but he was not allowed, this year he wanted to stay and has not been allowed. it is the end of an era for many millions and millions of fans that have been brought up with the special football of barcelona and lionel messi who thought he would end his career at barcelona but

has been given a rapturous welcome in france as he arrived to finalise a two—year deal with paris st—germain star could earn about $700,000 a week. messi left his club barcelona on sunday after 21 years — he joined as a teenager. 0ur sports correspondent katie gornall reports. he was dressed a bit like a tourist. but this was no ordinary day—tripper. lionel messi, one of the game's greatest players, had arrived at a french airport ready to sign for paris saint—germain. fans, some of whom had been waiting for days, could barely contain themselves. i watched him play in barcelona, and how he acted, how he's playing with his team—mates, how he's finding ways to play the ball, it'sjust amazing. and his goals, his free kicks, everything is just amazing. he's the best player. translation: today is a historic day. - the biggest player on the planet is here in the capital. i'm not going to stay in my neighbourhood. i have to be here. for argentina and for his club, messi has always been a class apart. at barcelona, he scored a staggering 672 goals and secured ten league titles, and there could have

perhaps the greatest footballer of this generation — has said he's extremely happy to be a paris st—germain, after his dramatic departure from barcelona at the weekend. 0ur sports correspondent laura scott has this report from paris. their life was in barcelona. now it's in paris. it's a move no—one, including the messi family, saw coming this time a week ago. behind the smiles, how's it been for the man at the centre of one of the biggest football transfers in history? translation: it was hard to sleep. it was hard to rest. these past days, i was anxious about the uncertainty, and the change for the family was complicated until we could get things going and make progress on the agreement with paris. from there, it was about thinking ahead — a new chapter, a new experience that will be really nice for my family — so now i'm looking forward for it to start. it helps that he's joining an already formidable psg squad — among them, his former barcelona team—mate neymar and world cup winner kylian mbappe. manager, mauricio pochettino a fellow argentinian, will know that with the addition of mess

st. germain, he wasjust best hand in this are paris st. that book about barcelona, i sawjust behind you. you tell us as you wrote that book, how important is messi? what you tell us as you wrote that book, how important is messi?— you tell us as you wrote that book, how important is messi? what i wrote the book, how important is messi? what i wrote the book. or — how important is messi? what i wrote the book. or my _ how important is messi? what i wrote the book, or my questions _ how important is messi? what i wrote the book, or my questions was, - the book, or my questions was, who has power in the club? and the obvious answer was messi runs the show. they don't dare make a decision on signing a player, on hiring a new coach, any change he won't like. so he has implicit say in every big decision in the club, he is a bigger power broker than the president, then the coach at the moment. the club revolves around him, and in the end, he ended up eating the club through this enormous salary his father negotiated.— enormous salary his father n

world's greatest footballers arrives in france to a rapturous welcome to agree a deal with paris st germain up in the sport, on the bbc news channel... catch of the day courtesy of matt parkinson. but london spirit edge a thriller to beat the manchester originals in the hundred. good evening. the number of a—level students receiving top grades has risen to a record high after exams were cancelled for the second year in a row due to the pandemic. the education secretary, gavin williamson, has praised students for dealing with unprecedented levels of disruption over the past year. students were assessed by teachers in england, wales and northern ireland — almost 45% were awarded a and a stars — compared to 25% in 2019 before the pandemic. the gap between private and state school students achieving top grades has also widened. our education editor branwen jeffreys reports from the north east of england where the number students achieving top grades has risen — but not as much as everywhere else. after a tough year for students, the moment of truth. fewer surprises in this year's envelope — the

the 34—year—old won 31l trophies with the catalan club and says a move to paris st—germain is a possibilityyou are. but we'll leave you now with some memorable moments, from the tokyo olympics. have a very good night. upbeat music there will be no spectators at the olympic games in tokyo. here we are right outside, tens of thousands of people gathered to try and glimpse a bit of the action. oh, no! the biggest upset we've ever seen in women's cycling. wow, there it is! upbeat music 0h, katarinajohnson—thompson, it all comes crashing down. - let me go out there and at least try. i'm just so upset that i didn't win the gold. the way we've attacked this project has been really exceptional. - simone biles is back! gold medal winning athlete, how does that sound? erm, it's all right, yeah. upbeat music back now to the olympics, and in becoming britain's most decorated olympian, jason kenny has surpassed his friend sir chris hoy's medal haul. chris hoy — who has been working as a bbc pundit during the games has been speaking to nesta mcgregor about jason kenny's achievement. it seems like a lifet

the 34—year—old did not say what he planned to do next, but acknowledged that a move to paris st germain so much of his life. translation: many beautiful things happened to me here, bad too, i but all this helped me to grow, improve and made me the person i am today. we've had very good moments, bad ones too, but the affection of the people has been constant — i always felt it, the recognition, the love. i felt it towards them, too, and the club, and will do all my life, i hope. a drug to treat cystic fibrosis, that became available on the nhs in england last year, is transforming lives. medics at the royal papworth hospital in cambridge say kaftrio is having an impact that some have described as "mind—blowing". richard westcott went to meet laura — who had been told she might not live beyond 30, but who has now celebrated that birthday in good health, and has even started a family. panting. this is life with cystic fibrosis. a few months ago, laura filmed herself exhausted by a simple walk. the transformation is incredible. after taking a newly—available drug, kaftrio, she's got her lif

last couple of hours, lionel messi has been talking to the world for the first time as a paris st germains and 35 trophies at barcelona, he decided to leave because the club couldn't afford a new deal under la liga's financial fair play rules. the 3a—year—old admits it's been an emotional week, but says he's looking forward to the challenge ahead. translation: i still want to play and i still want _ translation: i still want to play and i still want to _ translation: i still want to play and i still want to win _ translation: i still want to play and i still want to win just - translation: i still want to play and i still want to win just as - translation: | still want to play | and i still want to win just as much is when i started my career. with his players and the staff, i think the club is ready to fight for all of the trophies. i want to keep growing and winning titles, and that is why i have come to this club. the premier league says it's fully behind players taking a knee when the new season begins on friday. a minority of supporters booed the act when england played earlier in th

a six—time ballon d'or winner, messi saysjoining paris st—germain is now a possibility, but nothing is for the greatest player persona has ever known. lionel messi would've preferred his time here to end with a standing ovation in front of a packed camp now but because the pandemic and parcel in a positive financial was put paid to that hope. if you were out —— and mr outside the ground as messi said goodbye inside. translation: i gave everything for this club, for this shirt. from the first day i arrived into the very last and the truth is that i am leaving. i am so grateful for the care the people have shown me. i would love to be able to go a different way. i never imagined having to say goodbye because i never thought of it. it has been a busy summer for the argentine superstar fresh off of meeting his country to the couple america crowd, his first ever senior international honour, messi was all set to sign a new five—year contract with the spanish club. but behind the scenes, barcelona's financial troubles have been apparent for some time. messi's new deal was dependent on the coa

lionel messi made his debut for paris st germain this evening.lier this month after spending his whole career there. he came off the bench for the last 25 minutes of their match away at reims with psg already winng 2—0 to go top of the table. lots more on the bbc sport website, but that's all for now. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel. now on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. goodbye. hello. this is bbc news. a shortage of test tubes means gps are having to make difficult choices about who gets blood tests, the british medical association has warned. the bma said shortages across hospitals and gp surgeries were "severe" and if the nhs did not reduce usage in the coming days — even the most clinically important tests may be at risk. kathryn stanczyszyn reports. more than 12 million blood tests are carried out in england each week but now nhs england has admitted there is a serious shortage of the test tubes used in the process. a shortage that is likely to get worse over the next month. it is down to a major s

the 34—year—old did not say what he planned to do next, but acknowledged that a move to paris st—germainy beautiful things happened to me here, bad too, - but all this helped me to grow, improve and made me the person i am today. we've had very good moments, bad ones too, but the affection of the people has been constant — i always felt it, the recognition, the love. i felt it towards them, too, and the club, and will do all my life, i hope. amsterdam has marked the 25th anniversary of its first pride parade. around 10 thousand people carried rainbow flags celestina olulode reports. car horns toot. a demonstration of equality with a clear message. all chant. a walk through the historic city centre is how thousands marked the 25th anniversary of amsterdam's pride festival. and while the party atmosphere gripped the streets... cheering and applause. ..some marched with these flags in hand, representing countries where homosexuality is still against the law. in 2001, the netherlands became the first country in the world to legalise same—sex marriage. but according to a report by human right

messi leaves barcelona after 21 years, but will he land at charles de gaul airport to play at paris st germainevening and welcome to the bbc news at six. we are changing the earth's climate in unprecedented and irreversible ways, risking widespread devastation, heatwaves, floods and droughts. today's report from the international panel on climate change — a group of the world's leading scientists — warns climate change is happening now, and it is unequivocally the result of human activity. the head of the un has called it a code red for humanity. it warns that temperatures are likely to rise by more than 1.5 degrees celsius above pre—industrial levels within pre—industrial levels within the next two decades. sea levels have risen three times more quickly compared to the previous century. but in a small message of hope, the report concludes it's not too late to stop the worst effects of climate change provided governments around the world make deep and immediate cuts in carbon emissions. here's our science editor david shukman. as the world gets hotter it's becoming more threatening. the terrif

messi has said he dreams of winning the champions league again, afterjoining his new club, paris st—germainn paris. laura, it's been a whirlwind week for messi? it really has been. it was a very different legal messy we saw today to the tearful press conference he gave on sunday. —— lionel messi. as he waved goodbye to his boyhood club barcelona. today he was unveiled at p56 barcelona. today he was unveiled at psg as their new star signing. he said he was very happy to be here. take a listen to what he had to say area. —— earlier. translation: i'm very happy to be here. - i'm eager to get going. i still want to play and still want to win just as much as when i started my career. with these players and the staff, i think the club is ready to fight for all of the trophies. i want to keep growing and winning titles, and that's why i have come to this club. well, it's died down here outside the park the plants. earlier there were a couple of thousand fans here to catch a glimpse of the new star signing. fans letting off flares and even knocking over barriers, so keen were they to get closer to

st. germain. the club at barcelona is not renewing his contract. global news 24 hours a day on air and at bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> we will have a vote tonight at 7:30, then another vote. sometime on tuesday. it could go quicker, but it is going. jonathan: we are getting closer. louisiana senator bill cassidy speaking to cnn over the weekend. alongside tom keene and lisa abramowicz, i am jonathan ferro. down seven points on the s&p, negative zero .16%. all-time highs through much of last week on the s&p 500. the yield higher through friday, lower through this morning. down by about a basis point to -- and the euro-dollar not doing much. the story of the morning, where the price action is, is in the commodity market. crude down to 65.50. tom: gold with some dynamics as well. the tradable readjustment is profound off what we saw friday in jobs. it is august in washington. leading the headlines at the washington post is fallout boy will

st. germain, and he has a new number, number 30.oves, tweeting, messi have some taste. his salary believe to be in the neighborhood of 35 million to 40 million a year, a really nice neighborhood. he probably has a big gate in front of it, too. dan: a gate and a moat. larry: sports on abc 7 sponsored by river rock casino. that's what you drive by and go, oh, who is in there? ama: starting at 8:00, the goldbergs, home economics, the connors, and black-ish. then to tell the truth and abc news at 11:00. that is going to do it for this edition of abc 7 news. dan: we appreciate your time. the entire abc 7 news team will be with you again tonight at 11:00. take a look at the live sky 7 video, still hazy as the sun descends. we will see you again for abc 7 news at 11:00. [music] 'my own garden is my own garden,' said the giant, so he built a high wall all around it. then one morning the giant heard some lovely music. through a little hole in the wall, the children had crept in. and the giant's heart melted... and they found the giant...all

the argentinian is now likely tojoin paris st germain. to put the future of the club at risk and i cannot do it for anybody. our club has a history of 122 years and has a history above any player, even the best player in the world who has played with us for many years who we will be forever thankful to. cricket, and rain brought an early close to play at trent bridge on the third day of the first test between england and india. india were bowled out for 278. kl rahul topscored for them with 84 to help them to a 95 run first innings lead. jimmy anderson picked up a couple of wickets to move clear in third in the all—time list, and ollie robinson had a good day with the ball, completing his first five wicket haul. england reached 25—without loss before the rain intervened after tea, so trail by 70 runs. british and irish lions flanker courtney lawes says they can't get caught up in scrapping with south africa in tomorrow deciding test in cape town. the lions lost a stormy second test which lasted over two hours and they believe that a host

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the 34—year—old did not say what he planned to do next, but acknowledged that a move to paris st—germainned to me here, bad too, - but all this helped me to grow, improve and made me the person i am today. we've had very good moments, bad ones too, but the affection of the people has been constant — i always felt it, the recognition, the love. i felt it towards them, too, and the club, and will do all my life, i hope. we are now messy. ——lionel messi. bbc science correspondent went to meet a woman who has been told she may not live beyond 30 but is now celebrated her birthday in good health and is with her family. celebrated her birthday in good health and is with herfamily. this health and is with her family. this is like with _ health and is with her family. this is like with cystic _ health and is with her family. try 3 is like with cystic fibrosis. a few months ago, laura filmed herself exhausted by a simple walk. the transformation is incredible. after taking a newly available 12, she has got her life back and created a new one. ~ , , .., one. when the struggle first came out, we on

the 34—year—old did not say what he planned to do next, but acknowledged that a move to paris st—germain improve and made me the person i am today. we've had very good moments, bad ones too, but the affection of the people has been constant — i always felt it, the recognition, the love. i felt it towards them, too, and the club and will do all my life i hope. amsterdam has marked the 25th anniversary of its first pride parade. around 10,000 people carried rainbow flags and banners through the city, capping off a month of events. a traditional canal parade — usually part of the festivities — was cancelled because of the coronavirus pandemic. now it's time for a look at the weather with tomasz. the weather is going to remain very showery for the rest of the day and into tomorrow as well and you can see on the satellite picture there is a lot of clout here, winds blowing around the area of low pressure and it is a very slow moving area of low pressure meaning the weather it has brought to us isn't in a hurry to shift away towards the north—east so particularly heavy showers though this afte

last couple of hours, lionel messi has been talking to the world for the first time as a paris st germainpporters booed the action when england played earlier in the summer but the clubs united in taking a stand against racism again this season, the league's chief executive expects fans to respect the gesture. i think taking the knee is a really powerful, unifying symbol, so if the players want to do it we are happy in supporting them do that. i really do not understand why anybody would want to object to that or boo it. i hope and expectation is the vast majority of supporters will support it. we will wait and see this weekend. 0bviously it. we will wait and see this weekend. obviously it has been going on for a year without supporters in the ground, but we are not concerned about any negative reaction because we believe it is the right thing to do. britain's harriet dart has been knocked out in the second round of the montreal 0pen. she put in a strong performance, taking the second seed bianca andreescu to three sets, and the canadian needed over two hours to come through the match. th

lionel messi has been talking to the world for the first time as a paris st germain player.la liga's financial fair play rules. the 34—year—old admits it's been an emotional week — but says he's looking forward to the challenge ahead. translation: i am very happy to be here and i want to get going. i still want to play and i still want to win just as much as when i started my career. with these players and the staff, i think the club is ready to fight for all of the trophies. i want to keep growing and winning titles, and that is why i have come to this club. the premier league says it's fully behind players taking a knee when the new season begins on friday. a minority of supporters booed the act when england played earlier in the summer, but with clubs saying they're united in taking a stand against racism this season the premier league's chief executive believes fans will respect the gesture. i think taking the knee is a really powerful, unifying symbol, it's what the players want to do it we are happy in supporting them do that. i really do not understand why anybody wou

st. germain.ger. these are the photos today. at the airport, hundreds, as we saw, have been there for the past couple of days waiting for the past couple of days waiting for his arrival and if the deal goes through as planned, perhaps tomorrow, he could be earning up to £550,000 a week. big tomorrow, he could be earning up to £550,000 a week-— £550,000 a week. big ambitions. dream bigger- _ £550,000 a week. big ambitions. dream bigger. they _ £550,000 a week. big ambitions. dream bigger. they have - £550,000 a week. big ambitions. dream bigger. they have an i obsession building a competitive team and they will be having a grand prix and definitely one of the best teams on paper, but doesn�*t mean much, but if you�*ll be at the world cup with these players and effectively as a team, that is the challenge. by the biggest challenges of his career and he has a fantastic squad at his disposal and we see the place of the come together as a united team and the reboot is under way and we will seal it�*s g

messi as he arrives to sign a deal with new cloud. arrives to sign a deal with new club, paris st germainhe convicted paedophile jeffrey epstein, when she was seventeen. the duke of york has consistently denied the allegations. our royal correspondent, nicholas witchell, reports. which of the people in this photograph is telling the truth? the man, prince andrew, who categorically denies any impropriety? or the woman, virginia giuffre, who alleges she was sexually assaulted by him on three occasions? miss giuffre has now filed a civil claim in a district court in new york. the claim states that when she was 17 years old, she was the victim of sex trafficking. prince andrew has offered no comment to the filing of the court claim. his position remains as it was in his interview with newsnight�*s emily maitlis in november 2019, when he denied any improper behaviour with miss giuffre — prince andrew has offered no comment to the filing of the court claim. his position remains as it was in his interview with newsnight�*s emily maitlis in november 2019, when he denied any improper behaviour wit

after all the speculation and emotion, the deal is done — lionel messi has signed for paris st—germain more from our senior sports news reporter laura scott, who's at psg — he must have been overwhelmed by the fans�* reaction in paris.barcelona couldn't afford to keep him — how can psg afford his wages? absolutely. a huge day for psg and there is a real buzz in the french capital this morning about the arrival of the two. he came over from barcelona last night and several hundred fans were outside the stadium this morning to catch a glimpse of him. i spoke to some of them outside the stadium and they felt they had to be here to show their love and respect a2. it was their love and respect a2. it was the heroes —— that historic day for the heroes —— that historic day for the club to have signed. one if not the club to have signed. one if not the greatest player of all—time. we will hear from the two and a press conference alongside the president later. he said in a statement last night he was excited about new chapter in his career at psg and the emotion of that press conference was ver

the best candidates i think our paris st germain, who are the most likely club to sign him.ign him, manchester city, do not appear to want to. that is, of course, if this is the end of the road. not everyone's so sure. i think barcelona can make a pretty convincing case that it is in the interests not only of barcelona but of spanish football as a whole to bend the rules a little bit and retain the services of the man who could well be the greatest player, some would argue the greatest player in the history of the world. nothing is certain until this messiah signs on the dotted line. for now, barca fans are left hoping their dreams will be resurrected. let's get some of the day's other news. the dixie fire has torn through the historic mining town of greenville in california, engulfing everything in its path. the massive fire started last month, but exploded this week. it's been fueled by high temperatures, low humidity, and strong winds. it now covers more than 300,000 acres. president biden has announced that hong kong residents who are currently in america will be granted

after twenty years at the club, and has reportedly received an offer worth 25 million from paris st germainnow on bbc news. �*being intersex in russia' — the united nations estimates up to 1.7% of the world's population is intersex: born with sex characteristics that don't fit typical definitions of male and female. good evening. once again, there's been some pretty intense showers and thunderstorms around today. but there is some slightly better news in the forecast for the week ahead. fewer showers around, a little bit more sunshine and for some of you, after a rather cool spell, it will start to turn a bit warmer too. to get there, we need to get rid of this area of low pressure and it's still with us into the night and into tomorrow. still some showers around, a little weather system pushing across southern counties of england and south wales. so, some wetter weather here to take us through the night and the showers keep going across parts of scotland, england and northern ireland and also into orkney and shetland. in between those areas with clear skies, temperatures could drop into th