republic of - republic? yes, complicated into i dimensions. the republic of ireland has a _ dimensions. and fairly, sinn fein and others _ to some and fairly, sinn fein and others from _ to some and fairly, sinn fein and others from the political tradition were _ others from the political tradition were very— others from the political tradition were very keen to stay in touching distance _ were very keen to stay in touching distance of— were very keen to stay in touching distance of the republic of ireland approach — distance of the republic of ireland approach to covid and stay in touch with the _ approach to covid and stay in touch with the uk's approach. these are issues _ with the uk's approach. these are issues of— with the uk's approach. these are issues of policy not science so since — issues of policy not science so since we — issues of policy not science so since we had to acknowledge they were there and let the political leaders — were there and let the political leaders take their final decisions. might _ leaders take their final decisions. might be — leaders take their final

after the legislation around section 31 laps in january 1994 in the republic of ireland, the british prime minister john major lifted the broadcast bond on the 16th of september 1994, a fort night after the first provisional irish republican army cere declared on the 31st of august 1994. for the first time in many years, level political playing field, so marginal and alternative voices emerged from the cold, and that does. for another week, we'd love for you to join the conversation by sharing the link to today's program to help us grow our audience across all our social media platforms. i'd like to thank our special guest andre and our resident co-host michelle gildernie. in the meantime, the conversation will be back next week with more investigations and analysis. i'm sean murray, bye for now. this is for. following the military operation undertaken by palestinian resistance fighters on october the 7th, code-named alaxa flood, the zinish propaganda machine issued torrent of deception and downright lies about what happened. yasmin parat in particular is what one of the ones whose sa

after the legislation around section 31 laps in january 1994 in the republic of ireland, the british prime minister john major lifted the broadcast bon on the 16th of september 1994, a fort night after the first provisional irish republican army cere declared on the 31st of august 1994. for the first time in many years a level political playing field so marginal and alternative voices emerged from the cold and does it for another week, we love for you to join the conversation by sharing the link to today's program to help us grow our audience across all our social media platforms. i'd like to thank our special guest andre and our resident co-host michelle gildernie. in the meantime, the conversation will be back next week with more investigations and analysis. i'm sean murray, bye for now. "the us pushed one-sided mark of a ceasefire announced in northern gaza comes as a direct result of the failure of the israeli occupation army to achieve any significant battlefield accomplishments that could be used in negotiations. this suggests that the israeli regime may soon be forced to recons

will he have _ the republic of ireland. will he have a — the republic of ireland. towards its attitude? the government has been clear on where it stands i towards its attitude? the government has been clear on where it stands in l has been clear on where it stands in terms of anti—semitism and prejudice. we condemn each and will continue to do so.— prejudice. we condemn each and will continue to do so. there has been no -ause continue to do so. there has been no ause in continue to do so. there has been no pause in violence _ continue to do so. there has been no pause in violence in _ continue to do so. there has been no pause in violence in the _ continue to do so. there has been no pause in violence in the west - continue to do so. there has been no pause in violence in the west bank, i pause in violence in the west bank, whether— pause in violence in the west bank, whether largely defenceless population have been subjected to a campaign _ population have been subjected to a campaign of what the americans and french— campaign of what the americans and french have

after the legislation around section 31 laps in january 1994 in the republic of ireland, the british prime minister john major lifted the broadcast bond on the 16th of september 1994. a fortnight after the first provisional irish republican army cere declared on the 31st of august 1994. for the first time in many years a level political playing field so... marginal and alternative voices emerge from the cold, and that does it for another week, we love for you to join the conversation by sharing the link to today's program to help us grow our audience across all our social media platforms. i'd like to thank our special guest andre and our resident co-host michelle gildernie. in the meantime, the conversation will be back next week with more investigations and analysis. i'm sewn murry, bye for now. hizbullah secretary general said hasan nasrullah delivered his first speech since the start of the gaza israeli entity war last week in which he blamed the us government for the conflict in the occupied palestinian territories. washington is entirely responsible for the war in gaza while zian

after the legislation around section 31 laps in january 1994 in the republic of ireland, the british prime minister john major lifted the broadcast ban on the 16th of september 1994. a fortnite after the first provisional irish republican army cere declared on the 31st of august 1994. for the first time in many years a level political playing field so marginal and alternative voices emerged from the cold. and that does it for another week. we'd love for you to join the conversation by sharing the link to today's program to help us grow our audience across all our social media platforms. i'd like to thank our special guest andrew murphy and our resident co-host michelle gildernie. in the meantime, the conversation will be back next week with more investigations and analysis. i'm sean murray. bye for now. make no mistake, this is not just another episode of violence between israelis and palestinians, i was deeply sad and outraged by the uh explosion at the hospital in gaza yesterday, this is a paradigm forming moment, can i begin by saying that wars are bad for economies full stop? gove

after the legislation around section 31 laps in january 1994 in the republic of ireland, the british prime minister john major lifted the broadcast bond on the 16th of september 1994, a fort night after the first provisional irish republican army cere, declared on the 31st of august 1994. for the first... time in many years, level political playing field, so marginal and alternative voices emerged from the cold, and that does it for another week, we love for you to join the conversation by sharing the link to today's program to help us grow our audience across all our social media platforms. i'd like to thank our special guest andre and our resident co-host michelle gilderny. in the meantime, the conversation will be back next week with more investications and analysis. i'm sean murray, bye for now. is really attack still raging in the god. the strip and occupied westbank, civilian targets include schools and hospitals are all being bombed. palestinian refugee agency unra is warning as fuel depot and gaza will no longer be able to supply hospitals in few days time. nirish opposition p

in 1971, feinified minister for justice jerry collin invoked section 31 of the republic of ireland's broadcasting bond, forbidding broadcasters to interview or report statements by anyone speaking on behalf of number of organizations, the most prominent of which was shifen. the labour party minister connor cruz further strengthened the ban in 1977, an effort to help the increasingly sophisticated media communication skills. to the party. a similar bond was replicated by britain in october 1988. the restrictions announced by the home secretary douglas herd covered 11 organizations based in the north of ireland. broadcasters quickly found ways around the bond chiefly by using actors to dub the voices of band speakers with the renowned actor stephen ray becoming the voice of jerry adams. the restrictions caused difficulties for british and irish journalists who spoke out against censorship imposed by various other countries. such as iraq and india. after the legislation around section 31 laps in january 1994 in the republic of ireland, the british prime minister john major lifted the bro

are to be the next leader of the irish government, focusing on issues that are pivotal in the republic of ireland and that means that party vice president michelle 0�*neill that means that party vice president michelle o�*neill is in line to be first minister. she has not been able to take up the office yet, because the main unionist parties blocking the formation of a regional government in northern ireland. there has to be a power sharing arrangement, between republicans and unionists, so the main unionist movement, the dup has been blocking. talks are currently going on between the uk government in dublin and the dup to try to get regional government in northern ireland back up government in northern ireland back up and running. as you heard mary lou mcdonald say there, she says that people�*s patience has run out, and they are saying they should put and they are saying they should put a time limit on the negotiations with the dup, suggesting that the summit involving london and dublin governments in the later stages of this month should be the deadline for those talks. ultimately, this month

but the biggest impacts will be felt across the republic of ireland during monday morning. south, quite chilly in the north. a blustery start to all areas. that band of heavy rain will continue to spread northwards, eventually pushing into scotland as we move through the morning, particularly eastern scotland. but the winds really ramping up from around 6am onwards. gusts in excess of 60—70mph. northern ireland, across coastal parts of north wales, north—west england, maybe even higher than that, 70—80mph exposure. further south, it will be blustery through the morning, but not quite as windy as it will be further north. and into the afternoon, skies will brighten up for large parts of england and wales, with sunny spells and a few scattered showers. and it will be noticeably mild. highs of 13—16 celsius in the south, 9—11 further north. storm debi continues to pull away during monday evening into the north sea. then we're left with blustery conditions through monday night, scattered showers and clear spells. most of the showers in the north and the west. and again, most pla

be in power on both sides of the irish border, so the conference is being held here in the republic of irelandar, so mary lou mcdonald, who you saw there, with a strong pitch in the speech to be the next leader of the irish government, focusing on issues that are pivotal in the republic of ireland, such as housing and the cost of living. in northern ireland, sinn fein last year became the first irish nationalist party to win the most seats in the regional devolved assembly in belfast, and that means that party vice president michelle o'neill is in line to be first minister. why i say in line? she has not been able to take up the office yet, because the main unionist party is blocking the formation of a regional government. in northern ireland the system is there has to be a power sharing arrangement between irish nationalists such as sinn fein, who want ultimately to take northern ireland out of the uk and join it with the republican of ireland, and unionists, who want to retain northern ireland's place in the uk. so the main unionist movement, the dup has been blocking the formation of a coal

it's a lot to do with the numbers and fairly grip the political establishment. punch in the republic of ireland of the united king uh, hold most of time and trade have to have a great and so in the country, even if it puts a huge trade on the resources that the trunk. joining us just about. uh, wrapping it up for now here, and i'll have to international appreciate you are sharing a time with all of us here in moscow. a lot of storage still to come on. we are a ton of the top of the hour, all the updates. you need all the latest details, all the dot com, all the telegram channels. we're also on auto see and gab the explaining why something happened is not the same as justifying it to mazda is october attack on israel, and it has historical context. israel's terrifically disproportionate response also has historical context, at least 75 years of context. history does not happen in a vacuum. the the, you have all his faults involve 4 times slot of yes. because cause 0. that's what this guy ration closer shots. so for this young like operation. have a special meaning for you can solve yes, those wo

but this clump of showery rain will move away from the republic of ireland and then into wales, partsl strengthen here as well. so it will be mild across this south—west corner, 8 degrees for plymouth, but the northern half of the uk will get quite cold. some parts of scotland, —3, “4 celsius, so frost and fog for some. into friday, low pressure still with us. with the isobars squeezing together first thing in the south—west corner, we could see a spell of gales for exposed parts of south—west england and the channel islands as this clutch of heavy thundery downpours moves out of wales and the midlands and down into southern counties of england. that should then clear during the morning. behind that, some sunny spells. but with the winds turning more northerly, that'll focus the showers into areas exposed to the wind, so the north coast of northern ireland, north wales, merseyside, eastern parts of england and perhaps most especially northern scotland by the end of the day. that's where we'll see the bulk of the showers. temperatures of 7 to 12 degrees. as this area of low pressure ro

ambassador, we heard the uh irish politician there saying that the position of the israeli ambassador in ireland, the republic of ireland was now untenable, what do you think? i think in a political sphere, it's very interesting, you have two real options really, one of those is to isolate and mark israel as a paraya state, although when it came to the resolution on gaza and the un, i believe last week uh... three of those the united kingdom, the united states and israel, so perhaps that isn't quite as effective. the second option in terms of its political landscape is that israel implodes internally, which is probably how many analysts would see the final days of israel uh to come, and and and alternatively you have a combination of of course a systematic dismantlement of the military occupation, which i believe most palestinians would be in favor of, as well as the uh simultaneous implosion of internal. israeli politics and if we are clued up enough and put our ear to the ground now, it appears to be that uh to some analysis this is currently the case. fascinating. um, gentlemen, stay with me for a little w

but the biggest impacts will be felt across the republic of ireland during monday morning. all areas, that band of heavy rain will continue to spread northwards, eventually pushing into scotland as we move through the morning, particularly eastern scotland. but the winds really ramping up from around 6am onwards, gusts in excess of 60—70mph. northern ireland, across coastal parts of north wales, northwest england, maybe even higher than that, 70—80mph exposure. further south, it will be blustery through the morning, but not quite as windy as it will be further north. and into the afternoon, skies will brighten up for large parts of england and wales, with sunny spells and a few scattered showers. and it will be noticeably mild, highs of 13—16 celsius in the south, 9—11 celsius further north. storm debi continues to pull away during monday evening into the north sea. then we're left with blustery conditions through monday night, scattered showers and clear spells. most of the showers in the north and the west. and, again, most places will be frost free, temperatures of 5—11

but the biggest impacts will be felt across the republic of ireland during monday morning. of heavy rain will continue to spread northwards, eventually pushing into scotland as we move through the morning, particularly eastern scotland. but the winds really ramping up from around 6am onwards, gusts in excess of 60—70mph. northern ireland, across coastal parts of north wales, northwest england, maybe even higher than that, 70—80mph exposure. further south, it will be blustery through the morning, but not quite as windy as it will be further north. and into the afternoon, skies will brighten up for large parts of england and wales, with sunny spells and a few scattered showers. and it will be noticeably mild, highs of 13—16 celsius in the south, 9—11 celsius further north. storm debi continues to pull away during monday evening into the north sea. then we're left with blustery conditions through monday night, scattered showers and clear spells. most of the showers in the north and the west. and, again, most places will be frost—free, temperatures of 5—11 celsius. it stays qui

a secondary small area of low pressure, the biggest impact will be felt across the republic of irelandilly in the north. a blustery start to all areas, that heavy rain will spread northwards, eventually pushing into scotland as we move through the morning, particularly eastern scotland, but the winds ramping up from 6am onwards. justin excess of 60-70 6am onwards. justin excess of 60—70 mph, across coastal parts of north wales, northeast england, may be up to 70—80 mph and exposure. not quite as windy as it would be further north, and into the afternoon the skies will brighten up with sunny spells and a few scattered showers. noticeably mild with highs of 13—16 c in the south, 9—11 selsey is for the south, 9—11 selsey is for the north. pulling away through monday evening into the north sea, we are left with blustery conditions there monday night, scattered showers and clear spells, and most places will be frost free, temperatures 5-11 c. it frost free, temperatures 5—11 c. it stays quite unsettled as we head into tuesday, this area of low pressure sitting to the northwest of the countr

of ireland and britain. here's those details right now. highest level alerts issue for the republic of ireland for when it's going to be a rain and wind condo for northern ireland, northern england, wales, and that eastern side of scotland see this winter. it's going to further enhance that rainfall on monday. could see 60 millimeters of rain. the storm system also dropping down concentrated rain to northwest spain could see pockets about a 100 millimeters here. that's enough to cause some flooding. and the most intense range across switzerland have peter it out for now. bit of a breather, but you're going to get a soaker on tuesday and speaking of a soaker, western turkey from is stumble is married to on tally a hook it all this way. whether here that's likely to cause some flooding and it does begin to pour into the turkish capital of unc ride to north africa. we go there northwest, not as windy, but the that disturbed weather could clip. ne olivia with a few showers and definitely some wind. and speaking of the wind, we're seen to pick up through the northern cape providence and also the free state in sou

the northern ireland assembly, is currently holding its annual conference in athlone in the republic of irelandfor a restoration of the devolved government in belfast after an absence of more than 1.5 years. this report by our ireland correspondent chris page has some flash photography. sinn fein has climbed to new heights on both sides of the irish border. in may, it became the biggest party in northern ireland, the latest in a series of best ever election results. the success anything council election came a year after sinn sinn fein won the most number of seats but the party has not been able to take over the first ministers office yet. there has not been any fully functioning devolved government in belfast for 20 months now. the democratic unionist party is awaiting the formation of a power—sharing coalition in protest against brexit trading arrangement. the uk is in talks with the westminster government over its concerns. the sinn fein vice president, michelle o'neal on the right, is aligned to lead the executive if it is restored. her participant it should happen immediately. michelle is

france are currently leading 4—0 and the netherlands are 1—0 up against republic of ireland. started their matches four points clear of israel in third. israel keeping themselves alive. israel keeping themselves alive. israel are drawing against romania and switzerland against kosovo. novak djokokvic and carlos alcaraz are currently on court in turin battling it out for a place in the final of the end of year atp tour finals. it is going with surf i think early on in that match. jannik sinner is waiting for the winner, delighting the home fans as he became the first italian to reach the final. he won in three sets against daniil medvedev. it was world number four sinner�*s third straight win against the russian having lost their previous six matches. i think it is a privilege to have this kind of pressure and already the week before this event, i felt really good on this court, it is quite fast, and obviously the cloud has given me so much energy. for me, it is a pleasure to play in front of the home fans and n initially it is an event so it is all going in a good way and obv

the republic of ireland were beaten 1—0 by netherlands who sealed qualification with the victory.s only goal — which confirmed their place in germany next summer. a busy day of football to come in the women's super league with five games in total. the biggest game comes in the day's final game as manchester united host manchester city at old trafford, where city can go above their rivals with a win, but before then arsenal will be looking to close the gap on chelsea back to three points at the top when they travel to brighton. elsewhere, everton face bristol city, leicester welcome spurs and west ham take on aston villa. and after all the hype, the las vegas grand prix lived up to it's billing — with the lead changing seven times, before champion max verstappen took the honours. ferrari's charles leclerc started from pole, but there was chaos at the first corner as verstappen pushed him wide taking the lead and earning him a five—second penalty. two drivers failed to finish, the most dramatic exit was that of britain's lando norris, he was taken to hospital as a precaution. furthe

secondary small area of low pressure, the parent load moving northwards, the big impact felt in the republic of irelandng northwards, pushing into scotland through the morning, particularly eastern scotland, the winds really ramping up from around 6am onwards. gusts in excess of 70 mph, northern ireland, coastal parts of north wales, north—west england, may be up to 80 mph exposure. further south, blustery in the morning but not as windy as further north. in the afternoon, skies will brighten for england and wales with sunny spells and scattered showers. noticeably mild, highs of 13—16 in the south, 9—11 further north. storm debi continues to pull away on monday evening into the north sea, and we are left with blustery conditions on monday night, scattered showers and clear spells, night, scattered showers and clearspells, most night, scattered showers and clear spells, most showers in the north and west. most places frost—free, temperatures 5—11. it stays unsettled into tuesday, low pressure to the north—west of the country bringing showers and longer spells of rain to northern ireland, certainly west

all of the huge take up from inside the course, the republic of ireland, governments, they probably not form along with a sort of policies. so the 8 feet feet, the mass in pin posts have run a few days to uh, the united kingdom is very much 3 fold. so the foreign policies of the government, i me for also to even be function gosset's a guy this right, the government and so probably wants precautions to exit ex girlfriend items from other countries to take refugees. so we, we bought to stop by the people in gauze, didn't want to remain that are not to allow them to, they may to be refugees in other countries, which they don't really want to go to. what as far as the sample. so what you would that talk about the political elite who may be, have a responsibility to some of those tensions, but perhaps with allowing parents to be bought and talking with quite open the whole style rhetoric towards more importance, perhaps not doing that, that the jobs, but we do appreciate you coming into the program to discuss that i was political commentator and to me while but many thanks for your time. tha

but this clump of showery rain will move away from the republic of ireland and then into wales, partsorner, 8 degrees for plymouth, but the northern half of the uk will get quite cold. some parts of scotland, —3, —a celsius, so frost and fog for some. into friday, low pressure still with us. with the isobars squeezing together first thing in the south—west corner, we could see a spell of gales for exposed parts of south—west england and the channel islands as this clutch of heavy thundery downpours moves out of wales and the midlands and down into southern counties of england. that should then clear during the morning. behind that, some sunny spells. but with the winds turning more northerly, that'll focus the showers into areas exposed to the wind, so the north coast of northern ireland, north wales, merseyside, eastern parts of england and perhaps most especially northern scotland by the end of the day. that's where we'll see the bulk of the showers. temperatures of 7 to 12 degrees. as this area of low pressure rolls away eastwards into the start of saturday, we see this brief windo

but this clump of showery rain will move away from the republic of ireland and then into wales, partsthis south—west corner, 8 degrees for plymouth, but the northern half of the uk will get quite cold. some parts of scotland, —3, —4 celsius, so frost and fog for some. into friday, low pressure still with us. with the isobars squeezing together first thing in the south—west corner, we could see a spell of gales for exposed parts of south—west england and the channel islands as this clutch of heavy thundery downpours moves out of wales and the midlands and down into southern counties of england. that should then clear during the morning. behind that, some sunny spells. but with the winds turning more northerly, that'll focus the showers into areas exposed to the wind, so the north coast of northern ireland, north wales, merseyside, eastern parts of england and perhaps most especially northern scotland by the end of the day. that's where we'll see the bulk of the showers. temperatures of 7 to 12 degrees. as this area of low pressure rolls away eastwards into the start of saturday, we see

in group b, france are already through but the netherlands need a win against the republic of irelandon points, despite having played a game more. after all the fuss over drain covers, on the streets of las vegas, qualifying went ahead as planned this morning and ferrari's charles leclerc has claimed pole for tomorrow's first grand prix since 1982, around the famous strip and landmarks. le clerc was quickest in all 3 sessions of qualifying, and he would have beenjoined on the front row by carlos sainz, had one of the loose drain covers not damaged his car in friday practice, that eventually led to a 10—place grid penalty. so, he starts in 12th and that means it's world champion max verstappen who'll start in second. three weeks on from adam johnson's death, the nottingham panthers will return to the ice for the first time later. they'll play the manchester storm in a memorial match to pay tribute to their former player, who died after suffering a serious cut to the neck while playing for the panthers against the sheffield steelers. panthers will return to competitive action next weeke

a man found guilty of murdering schoolteacher ashling murphy in the republic of ireland is due to behe canal in county offaly last january. 33—year—old jozef puska was found guilty by a unanimousjury in dublin last week. our ireland correspondent chris page is outside the court in dublin. the court's been hearing moving statements from those closest to ashling murphy. this murder generated an international wave of shock and sympathy. thousands took to the streets in ireland to demand more should be done to prevent violence against women. ashling murphy was out for a long a canal when she was attacked at random by jozef puska. he stabbed her 11 times and last week he was convicted by a jury and last week he was convicted by a jury in dublin. this morning ahead of sentencing, ashling's partner said she was a loving, caring, beautiful person and he said no matter how tough the sentence was it wouldn't be enough. her sister said ashling was a beautiful, kind person and a generous role model. today the judge is expected to pass sentence forjozef puska. judge is expected to pass sentence f

but this clump of showery rain will move away from the republic of ireland and then into wales, partshe northern half of the uk will get quite cold. some parts of scotland, —3, —4 celsius, so frost and fog for some. into friday, low pressure still with us. with the isobars squeezing together first thing in the south—west corner, we could see a spell of gales for exposed parts of south—west england and the channel islands as this clutch of heavy thundery downpours moves out of wales and the midlands and down into southern counties of england. that should then clear during the morning. behind that, some sunny spells. but with the winds turning more northerly, that'll focus the showers into areas exposed to the wind, so the north coast of northern ireland, north wales, merseyside, eastern parts of england and perhaps most especially northern scotland by the end of the day. that's where we'll see the bulk of the showers. temperatures of 7 to 12 degrees. as this area of low pressure rolls away eastwards into the start of saturday, we see this brief window of mainly fine weather. light wind

between the showers overnight tonight, but this clump of showery rain will move away from the republic of ireland, so it will be mild across this south—west corner. eight degrees for plymouth, but the northern half of the uk will get quite cold. some parts of scotland, —3, —4 celsius, so frost and fog for some. into friday, low pressure still with us. with the isobars squeezing together first thing in the south—west corner, we could see a spell of gales for exposed parts of south—west england and the channel islands as this clutch of heavy, thundery downpours moves out of wales and the midlands and down into southern counties of england. that should then clear during the morning. behind that, some sunny spells, but with the winds turning more northerly, that'll focus the showers into areas exposed to the wind. so the north coast of northern ireland, north wales, merseyside, eastern parts of england and perhaps most especially northern scotland by the end of the day, that's where we'll see the bulk of the showers. temperatures of 7—12 degrees. as this area of low pressure rolls away eastwards into

but the biggest impacts will be felt across the republic of ireland during monday morning. y rain will continue to spread northwards, eventually pushing into scotland as we move through the morning, particularly eastern scotland. but the winds really ramping up from around 6am onwards. gusts in excess of 60—70mph, northern ireland. across coastal parts of north wales, north—west england, maybe even higher, 70—80mph exposure. further south, it will be blustery through the morning, but not quite as windy as it will be further north. and into the afternoon, skies will brighten up for large parts of england and wales, with sunny spells and a few scattered showers. and it will be noticeably mild. highs of 13—16 celsius in the south, 9—11 further north. storm debi continues to pull away during monday evening into the north sea. then we're left with blustery conditions through monday night, scattered showers and clear spells. most of the showers in the north and the west. and again, most places will be frost—free, temperatures of 5—11 celsius. it stays quite unsettled as we head in

elsewhere, the republic of ireland drew 1—1 with new zealand in a friendly in dublin. has been named in wiegman's latest 23—player squad for the upcoming nations league matches against the netherlands and scotland. mead has been out for a year, after suffering an acl, but wiegman insists mead is ready to return. she is a character that brings positive energy, on—pitch and off—pitch. i think we have more players like that, but it's good to have back, of course, her experience, the way she plays. she's different than other players on the wing, so she brings different things, so that's good for the team too. so we have different opportunities again. so, yeah, i expect, on and off—pitch, that is going to give us some extra energy. a premier league proposal to stop clubs bringing in players on loan from associated teams has fallen just short of coming into force. the idea was to prevent a club like newcastle temporarily signing someone from a team in the saudi pro league that is also owned by the country's public investment fund. 13 clubs voted in favour of the block on loa

stephen kenny's time as republic of ireland boss is over, after the football association of ireland confirmedyed because of crowd trouble. both sets of players tried to intervene and restore calm after clashes broke out between fans and brazilian police in rio de janeiro. once argentina had inflicted on their rivals a first—ever home qualifying defeat, messi talked of a "great victory" possibly ending in "tragedy" and said the treatment of his team's fans by police "can't be tolerated'. it's "insane and needs to end now." meanwhile, another argentina player rodrigo de paul says the team are shocked that amidst the aftermath of the game. lionel scaloni suggested he might quit as argentina coach. scaloni had his contract extended to the 2026 world cup after they won the trophy in qatar last year. but after five years in the job, he's considering resigning. translation: now something difficult i need to say. - i need to stop the ball and start thinking. i have a lot of things to think about during this time. these players have given a lot to the coaching staff, and i need to think a lot about wh

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and benevolence are playing the republic of ireland. erton say they'll appeal — after the english premier league handed out its biggest sanction to a football club for breaking financial fair play rules. their 3—2 win over crystal palace last weekend continued their rise up the table — but the ten point deduction they've now been given leaves them joint bottom in the table, two points from safety. their next game is against manchster united after the international break. former player pat nevin believes the club will be galvanised in their battle to stay up. it is draconian, but what can they do now? they have to deal with it. we will appeal as we have done. if they don't win the appeal they have got a battle on their hands. that battle on their hands, i still think they are well capable of winning, purely because the teams around them are not terrible but everton are in good form and i have watched them twice so far this season and there are a team that are capable of winning enough points to secure their place. after all the fuss over

but now to the fallout from last night's riots in dublin after the republic of ireland's premier saysdreds of people involved in violent scenes brought shame on the country. 34 people were arrested in riots that saw buses and trams burned , shops looted and trams burned, shops looted and trams burned, shops looted and several police vehicles damaged. the violence was triggered by a knife attack on three schoolchildren and their care assistant outside a school in the city centre yesterday lunchtime . well, let's cross now lunchtime. well, let's cross now to dublin and speak to our reporter dougie beattie dougie. for those of us who've been watching the political landscape in in ireland and particularly in in ireland and particularly in dublin for the last year , as in dublin for the last year, as there's been a certain sense of inevitability of the area, feeling like something of a powder keg, the island is full movement, huge dissatisfaction from the local working class community due to the fact they felt that thousands of refugees were being forced upon them with no consultation. do

of ireland and britain. here's those details right now. highest level are its issue for the republic of ireland for when it's going to be a rain and wind condo for northern ireland, northern england, wales, and that eastern side of scotland see this winter. it's going to further enhance that rainfall on monday. could see 60 millimeters of rain. the storm system also dropping down concentrated rain to northwest spain could see pockets about a 100 millimeters here. that's enough to cause some flooding. and the most intense range across switzerland have peter it out for now. bit of a breather, but you're going to get a soaker on tuesday and i'm speaking of a soaker. western turkey from is stumble is married to on tally a hook at all. this wet weather here that's likely to cause some flooding. and it does begin to pour into the turkish capital of unc ride to north africa. we go to the northwest not as windy, but that disturbed weather cliff ne libya with a few showers and definitely some wind. and speaking of the wind were seen to pick up through the northern cape providence and also the free state in south afri

the largest group in the northern ireland assembly, is holding its annual conference in the republic of irelandnd a half. a warning — there is flash photography in this report from our ireland correspondent chris page. sinn fein has climbed to new heights on both sides of the irish border. in may, it became the biggest party in councils in northern ireland, the latest in a series of its best ever election results. the success in the council election came a year after sinn fein won the most seats here in the northern ireland assembly for the first time, but the party hasn't been able to take over in the first minister's office yet. there's been no fully—functioning devolved government in belfast for 20 months now. the democratic unionist party is vetoing the formation of a power—sharing coalition in protest against brexit trading arrangements. the dup's in talks with the westminster government over its concerns. the sinn fein vice—president, michelle o'neill, on the right, is in line to lead the stormont executive if it is restored. her party says that should happen immediately. michelle is read