it is player, hugo? saka. i agree with yom it is a _ player, hugo? saka.ree with you. it is a bit of _ player, hugo? saka. i agree with you. it is a bit of a _ player, hugo? saka. i agree with you. it is a bit of a toss-up - player, hugo? saka. i agree with you. it is a bit of a toss-up but i you. it is a bit of a toss—up but i'm an arsenalfan, but did he not play well tonight. was that strike not magnificent?— play well tonight. was that strike not magnificent? absolutely amazing coal. we not magnificent? absolutely amazing goal- we are — not magnificent? absolutely amazing goal. we are birmingham _ not magnificent? absolutely amazing goal. we are birmingham city - not magnificent? absolutely amazing goal. we are birmingham city fan - not magnificent? absolutely amazing goal. we are birmingham city fan so | goal. we are birmingham city fan so birmingham isa goal. we are birmingham city fan so birmingham is a close place to our heart but today was all about saka who kept his cool throughout and i was so pleased he scored that penalty is pushed up happened

hugo, thank very much. _ war against hezbollah here. hugo, thank very much.n lebanon. thank you to you both. the opposition in venezuela says it will challenge the results of the presidential election after the country's electoral authority said nicolas maduro has been re—elected for a third term. polls in the run up to the vote had put the opposition candidate, edmundo gonzalez, substantially ahead, but with 80% of the ballots counted the national electoral council said mr maduro had 51% of the vote with mr gonzalez on 44%. the venezuelan opposition is alleging widespread fraud in the counting of votes, saying witnesses sent to monitor polling stations had in many places, been forced to leave. us secretary of state anthony blinken says he has "serious concerns" that the result doesn't reflect the will of the venezuelan people the eu's top diplomatjosep borell has called for "full tra nsparency" around the vote a spokesman for china's foreign ministry congratulated mr maduro and says china stands ready to enrich its strategic relationship with venezuela. russ

hugo boss. there are not much alarm bells with hugo boss.hey are spending on marketing and retail, but the underline collection looks okay compared to burberry at 20% plus. it shows you need to choose the companies which are genuine luxury or resill egypt and you can pretty much ignore the rest afternoon the moment. >> john, congratulations picking the three ones to best perform as well in the last 12 months, even year to date. with the weakness you see in the players with hugo boss and especially in the likes of burberry, m&a chances in the sector. why is that not happening? >> that's a good question. if you look at the overall sector, balance sheets are pretty strong and pretty resilient. however, if you look at the most obvious buyers of a burberry or elsewhere in the space, you are pretty hard to find the companies. does lvmh or kering need a burberry compared to the decent brands they have? richemont, does it really want t take over a skost luxury brand? it is difficult to see who would actually be the buyers in this case? we still hear

we hope that hugo has called it the right way. and hugo, just tell us, what is coming home?mily. brilliant, brilliant family. they have been letting us come into their front room every single time england have played. we will be bracing ourselves. we will be watching all of this on our website as well, we will have a life page the moment kick—off starts with all of the pre—match. thank you for watching. hello there. we're just coming up to the half way point of the month, and there are already a number of places that have seen in excess of the july average rainfall, particularly across southern and eastern england — the northeast of aberdeenshire, too. leading the league of misery is loftus, where we've had well over double thejuly average rainfall, and there's a bit more on the way as well as we'll see over the next few days. now, on sunday, we did manage to see a bit of sunshine across southern and western areas of the uk, but the same area of low pressure out in the north sea continued to feed patches of rain in to parts of northeast england and eastern scotland, where it

sumi hugo, what response, if any, have we seen from lebanon?had a statement from the lebanese prime minister who said he condemned the israeli attack, he said this was a criminal act, aggression by his real, and this was a violation of international law. the lebanese government is in a very difficult position, because they have very limited if any influence over hezbollah, which is a powerful, heavily armed militia, political party that is supported by iran, and is based here in lebanon. the fear here in lebanon has been that hezbollah could be dragging lebanon into a conflict that is not in the country's interest. obviously at major confrontation here could have catastrophic consequences for both israel and hezbollah, enough to make 160,000 rockets and missiles, including precision -guided missiles that can strike deep inside israeli military. it could be fell deep inside by people in israel. people remember what happened in 2006, the destruction caused by a war between israel and hezbollah. obviously real concerns that this could escalate int

hugo bachega is in lebanon. mark loewen, i want to come to you and talk about how the impact of what has been happening in gaza has led to this situation that we are seeing with the tensions between israel and hezbollah being ramped up. between israel and hezbollah being ramed u. . between israel and hezbollah being ram--edu. . . ramped up. yeah, the cross-border fire started — ramped up. yeah, the cross-border fire started in _ ramped up. yeah, the cross-border fire started in earnest _ ramped up. yeah, the cross-border fire started in earnest between - fire started in earnest between israel— fire started in earnest between israel and _ fire started in earnest between israel and hezbollah _ fire started in earnest between israel and hezbollah on - fire started in earnest between israel and hezbollah on the - fire started in earnest between| israel and hezbollah on the 8th of october_ israel and hezbollah on the 8th of october last — israel and hezbollah on the 8th of october last year. _ israel and hezbollah on

we will fight for the third election race to preserve the legacy of hugo chávez. touch again with caracas . this time we want to talk to venezuelan writer and analyst mr. diego sekra . hello, mr. sekra. hello, good night, and thank you. you invited me. thank you for accepting our invitation . as a first question, i prefer to start the conversation with the article you wrote two days ago. the current election in venezuela is the most unequal election in the past decades . is in which several presidential candidates including the president. western countries and america in particular have financial and political advantages and this. in a situation where venezuela has been fighting for its independence against foreign interference for the past few decades , it is truly unprecedented. this amount of support for candidates against the current government is very high. now, well, i myself am a supporter of madura. he has many challenges. it is opposite. a nation can enjoy it, but challenges have been created against this struggle . take advantage of some of the problems

following up on hugo's point and i was fascinated to read his reporting. trump's position is going to be a hard sell before judge chutkan. before i joined you, i pulled up the court's opinion and was looking at the section on tweets. the court may need to consider trump's other communications, content and context of those other communications, what else was said. who was involved in transmitting the communications and in organizing the rally. i'm sure if i were trump's lawyer, i would be making the same argument, but i think that's going to be very hard given what the supreme court has said about how once you get down to the specific allegations, you need to know more about what the government is actually alleging and what the underlying conduct is. >> which hugo, and here's like us i guess airing our personal stuff, right, on national television. hugo, you and i talk offline all the time about this. we geek out about this. and part of the reason why we do this is we want to see what the different permutations are going to be. the affidavits are just going

hugo, welcome to the program. guest: hi, great to be here. host: on this topic of the documents case being dismissed. can you explain on what basis judge cannon dismissed that case? guest: look, judge cannon effectively said in her ruling that she found the appointment of jack smith, the special counsel, to be unconstitutional because he hadn't been named to his post as a result of a senate confirmation or he hadn't been appointed by the president. and kind of this all goes back to the formation of the special counsel and how the special counsel came to oversee the two trump investigations. and judge cannon's rationale was basically, look, there's no statute that currently authorizes merrick garland, the attorney general, to create and appoint a special counsel. the independent counsel statute that existed up until 1999 lapsed and she said, you know, if congress wanted to have continued special counsels, they could have enacted a new law but they didn't. and kind of on that basis, on this kind of technical basis, she said there was no way to

in passions. but exclusively with women, in addition to fleeting hobbies, it is truly known among hugo’ss: his wife adele fouché, who bore him five children, and the courtesan jullette druet, who was his muse for decades. both frenchwomen bore little resemblance to barbara buch, to whom macron entrusted the role of either jesus christ or apollo at the opening ceremony of the olympic games. our european correspondent anastasia popova talks about why, instead of a gala evening in paris, walpurgis night was held from the french capital. on a platter painted blue, with a yellow beard, wearing a wine and a ribbon of flowers, the french actor and singer philippe catherine depicts the god of winemaking, inspiration and religious ecstasy. the last supper by leonardo davinci performed by transgender people as christ, a tattooed feminist dj with a halo over his head. opening of the olympic games in paris, we see in this the embodiment of the western vacuum, western values, long considered universal, are considered increasingly unacceptable and are now rejected by many countries of the world, such

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his son hugo loves it, his daughter florence, not so much.olleague lucy hockings caught up with the wall family and she asked them how the family coped during the penalties. just nerves, and the only thing i can say is it is a good job my wife is a nurse because my heart was absolutely racing and i was a bag of nerves and when that last penalty went in, the whole house went up. it was absolutely amazing. how did your dog react, florence, that you are holding there? he's saying hello! he's saying hello? what's his name? eddie! what's been the reaction to where you are sitting right now, all of those england shirts? is everyone a fan? yes. no! no, we are, yeah. we have made tonight, as always, my amazing wife, claire, hugo, and florence and my oldest brother, justin, have made an appearance today and my mother and father—in—law and two camera shy people who are my brother and sister—in—law who don't want to be on. did you have any doubts when it went to penalties or where you completely to penalties or were you completely confident in the boys

hugo. tithe those that came before us. thank you very much, ryan. hugo.— very much, ryan. hugo.h, ryan. hugo. one of the talking points of all _ very much, ryan. hugo. one of the talking points of all international. talking points of all international gatherings these days is the opportunity and threat of ai. can you tell— opportunity and threat of ai. can you tell us — opportunity and threat of ai. can you tell us if you plan to maintain or change — you tell us if you plan to maintain or change the approach taken by the last british _ or change the approach taken by the last british government? really if i may come — last british government? really if i may come of the great english cricketer— may come of the great english cricketerjames anderson is in the middle _ cricketerjames anderson is in the middle of— cricketerjames anderson is in the middle of his last game, will you be sad to— middle of his last game, will you be sad to see _ middle of his last game, will you be sad to see them go? on the second part, absolutely. sad to see them go? on the second part. absolutely-— pa

people also demolished the monument the former leader of the country hugo chavas, whose protégé is madurohe national election council, which is controlled. maduro's party announced that he won 51% of the vote, while his rival, democratic party candidate edmundo gonzalez, won more than 44%. but the opposition believes that maduro stole the victory. and independent exit polls showed other numbers. they say that about 65% of people voted for gonzalez, and between 14 and 31% for maduro. the leader of the opposition maria corina machado says that... that the opposition counts the votes independently, and for her gonzález collected more than 6 million votes, and maduro almost twice as many. the opposition adds that maduro's victory will be contested, more on what is happening in caracas, the bbc's ioanni wells. the election results caused an explosion in this place. police and armed forces. were ordered to protect the voting results. thousands of protesters say they are defending democracy. the day began with a bang, but without violence. people were in pots and pans. they chanted freedom, prot

hugo, get us up to speed with what is been happening for that we mentioned that israel has confirmedcasualties or how severe the blast was?— it yet casualties or how severe the blast was? ~ �* , , . , ., blast was? we're seeing pictures of the destruction, _ blast was? we're seeing pictures of the destruction, at _ blast was? we're seeing pictures of the destruction, at least _ blast was? we're seeing pictures of the destruction, at least one i the destruction, at least one building partially collapsed in that area where the attack happened in the southern suburb of beirut. the significant of the attack is that happen in an area controlled by his brother in the capital of beirut. so his brother may see the israeli attack as a provocation, and escalation in the hostilities. and may decide that they have no other option then retaliate. —— option then retaliate.hezbollah this could lead to another escalation for the lebanese media reporting that at least one person was killed. several people have been injured as a result of this attack. this is a densely populated area of beirut. this h

seeking us the time he's promising to continue the socialist revolution. started by late president hugo chavez in 1999. just showing the model i am nicholas mal, do it on the president people and i will recognize the electro referee, the official bulletins, and they will be respected. i call on the 10 presidential candidates to declaim publicly, that they will respect the official results. but the opposition is hoping for an overwhelming victory. many people say they're exhausted after use of economic collapse and political repression. we some polls suggest around 2 thirds of voters and likely to support any kind of dep. but majority of the people should go out to invite voting as a right and a duty as well. and we need to slowly improve things. i hope everything goes smoothly, but essentially, i hope people go out and for venezuela's economy has been in crisis since the price of a wheel plunged around a decade ago. triggering hyperinflation, including nearly 8000000 people to leave the country. that crisis has been worse. and by sanctions imposed by the united states in 2019 the us gov

collapse and political repression have worn down the socialist revolution. started by late president hugo chavez. in 1999, the election campaign has been marred by claims of widespread harassment and the rest of dozens of opposition activists. institutions loyal to the president have not allowed millions of venezuelans abroad to register to vote. and bard, the opposition primary winner from running. if madura was defeated, well, he recognized the results or try to stay in power and what does the outcome mean prevent as well and the south american region. we'll discuss all of that with our guest and a few moments. but 1st, this report from victoria again be this is as to being in power for more than a decade in venezuela. president nicholas madura was seeking us the time he's promising to continue the socialist revolution. started by late president hugo chavez in 1999. just showing me the model i am nicholas mal, do it on the last president people and i will recognize the electro referee, the official bulletins, and they will be respected. i call on the 10 presidential candidates to declai

hugo, you must go first because you broke the story. what do we need to know? >> look, trump well knows that the potential evidence that could come out of here reasons -- hearings in the summer can be really damaging, especially before the election and one thing the trump campaign has pulled is that the january 6 case pulse badly. they see that was the most damaging case politically and so in many ways they are determined to avoid that evidence from becoming public. what the trump lawyers seem to have settled on in terms of the strategy to avoid it, one is to basically argue to the presiding trial judge in the d.c. case is that she doesn't have to hold hearings at all. this could be resolved on legal arguments and through briefings and if that fails in the special counsel pushes for witnesses, people like mike pence, trump's strategy is basically to litigate his way through and delay it until after the election and that will look like executive privilege fights trying to get trump speech or debate clause protection and then getting other people connected to thi

stephen, claire, hugo and florence. i don't even like it a little bit. consistency _ don't even like it a little bit. consistency is _ don't even like it a little bit. consistency is always - don't even like it a little bit. consistency is always there. j consistency is always there. stephen, you've been giving us predictions. what do you reckon this time around? we predictions. what do you reckon this time around?— predictions. what do you reckon this time around? �* ., , ., wron: . .. predictions. what do you reckon this time around? �* ., , ., wronu... i predictions. what do you reckon this time around? �* ., , ., wronu... ithink predictions. what do you reckon this time around? �* ., , ., wronu... i think toniuht predictions. what do you reckon this time around? �* ., , ., wronu... i think toniuht is predictions. what do you reckon this time around? �* ., , ., wronu... ithink toniuht is auoin predictions. what do you reckon this time around? �* ., wronu... ithink toniuht is auoin to wrong... i think tonight is going

mÁs significativo es que tuvo en el estado de falcÓn, donde derribaron una estatua del expresidente hugoto internacional simÓn bolÍvar, la reelecciÓn de maduro recordemos que le garantiza la presidencia hasta el 2031, maduro logrÓ la victoria con el 51% de los votos frente al 44% del diplomÁtico retirado el mundo gonzÁlez. sabemos que marÍa corina machado ha asegurado que ellos tienen el 73% de las actas y que la oposiciÓn es la ganadora. el sentimiento de fraude traspasa la frontera, los venezolanos en mÉxico dicen sentirse desesperados y se congregaron afuera de la embajada. mientras esto sucedÍa el presidente mexicano asegurÓ que su gobierno no se va a pronunciar sobre los resultados y esperarÁn que acabe el recuento de los votos. y si no es una democracia, la dictadura no les conviene. y 32 para nicolÁs maduro, 10 candidatos y la oposiciÓn asegurÓ que tiene como deseamos el 73% de las actas de todas las mesas de votaciÓn para comprobar. cambiamos completamente de tema, el abogado del narcotraficante dice que su cliente fue secuestrado hacia los estados unidos, el abogado del poderoso

entonces “llevar a hugo a las 09:00 y alquilar un auto”. hugo era general.x rodrÍguez. >> eso es mentira. reyes: mira, reconocen... >> no reconocen nada. a este le dijo “este fÉlix rodriguez”. no me pueden reconocer porque nunca estuve allÁ. fue el seÑor berrllez que creÓ toda esta mentira. >> si yo hubiera hecho eso, ¿por que la dea no me ha arrestado? ¿por que el fbi no me ha arrestado? ¿por que la cia no me mandÓ a arrestar? si yo todo lo inventÉ, varios de los testigos tomaron polÍgrafo y pasaron el polÍgrafo. reyes: ¿usted como agente de la cia practicÓ interrogatorios? >> no, cuando estaba en vietnam, los interrogatorios los hacÍan los vietnamitas de nosotros. eso de que yo era un experto interrogador, es mentira. reyes: ¿nunca le tocÓ hacer interrogatorios? >> personalmente, no. quizÁ a lo mejor en vietnam. algo, haciendo alguna pregunta especÍfica con un traductor de operaciones. reyes: pero entonces, ¿que motivaba a berrellez? >> dinero. hacer lo que hizo ahora que es una pelÍcula que tiene haber ganado dinero con the last narc. y tambiÉn dice, que

hugo bachega with the latest — government officials.ficials. hugo bachega with the latest from lebanon. - government officials. hugo bachega| with the latest from lebanon. thank you very much for the moment. let's speak to firas maksad now. he is a senior fellow and senior director for strategic outreach at the middle east institute — a think tank in washington dc. he joins us from turkey. welcome to the programme. we have heard from various correspondence in the region and it seems to be that the region and it seems to be that the likelihood of this escalating is pretty likely. the question more is what form it might take. what do you think might come next?— what form it might take. what do you think might come next? thank you for this tood think might come next? thank you for this good question. _ think might come next? thank you for this good question. listen, _ think might come next? thank you for this good question. listen, there - think might come next? thank you for this good question. listen, there is i this good question. liste

our corresponding hugo bachega in lebanon.ms who is the israeli—occupied golan heights. funerals have ta ken funerals have taken place there are ready for these young people who were killed. what is the mode like there are no? the people concerned there are no? the people concerned the situation could escalate? the? the situation could escalate? they are deel the situation could escalate? they are deeply concerned _ the situation could escalate? tia: are deeply concerned about that. this is a city absolutely plunged into grief. the entire... it is not a city, a town. the entire town is full of people, groups of people all dressed in black moving from one house to another, expressing condolences for the families of the 12 youngsters who died right here. it has been an awful day in which people have come to look at what happened, to the speed and brutality of what happened here 2a hours ago. and to think about what happens next. we have had a whole array of israeli military and political officials who have come here, some are we

and hugo, who is your favourite player? _ this time. and hugo, who is your favourite player? is your favourite player? bukayo saka i this time. and hugo, who is your favourite player? bukayo saka ori favourite player? bukayo saka or bellingham- _ favourite player? bukayo saka or bellingham. was _ favourite player? bukayo saka or bellingham. was bukayo - favourite player? bukayo saka or bellingham. was bukayo saka i favourite player? bukayo saka or- bellingham. was bukayo saka today. i auree bellingham. was bukayo saka today. i a . ree with bellingham. was bukayo saka today. i agree with you. _ bellingham. was bukayo saka today. i agree with you. it _ bellingham. was bukayo saka today. i agree with you, it is _ bellingham. was bukayo saka today. i agree with you, it is a _ bellingham. was bukayo saka today. i agree with you, it is a bit _ bellingham. was bukayo saka today. i agree with you, it is a bit of _ bellingham. was bukayo saka today. i agree with you, it is a bit of a - agree with you, it is a bit of a toss up but i would have to go bukayo saka's way because i am an ar

we're very clear that the true crime of the venezuelans is anti-imperialism, that's the legacy of hugo, and i think we're going to see mass participation on sunday from a populist that continues to love and and trust their leadership. right, i appreciate that, daniel, latin america expert, anders, new york, believes releasing the bot footage. the moment that a white officer fatally shoots an african-american woman at her home in the state of illinois, now according to court documents officer sean grayson fired three shots to striked woman one time in a face as she duck for cover behind a kitchen counter, the incident followed a verbal exchange about a pot on the stove, the one mother of two teenagers had called the police regarding suspected intruder in her place. the officer has been arrested and indicted, five charges, including murder, however has polited guilted none of those charges. the shooting is the latest in the running list of high profile police killings of black people in the us. now us vice president kama harris securing enough delegate endorsements to win the democratic

that is where you find hugo boss. the resources going down 1.6%.n the upside, real estate with the interest rate cut anticipated to flow on, not necessarily this meeting, but next, will be in focus. frank. >> arabile, thank you very much. arabile gumede live in the london newsroom. >>> we will continue to talk about the consumer and what is a very big day for the retail sector. first up is the sales data out before the opening bell. a report that many believe is a market mover showing .50% slowdown from a month ago or flat if you exclude auto sales. today is day one of amazon's prime day which adobe predicts $14 billion in sales. that is up 10% from a year ago. this comes with new warnings around the kconsumer that includes commentary from bellwethers like pepsico noting subdued demand in north america. conagra missing the sales for the fourth time in five quarters. the company lowering fiscal year earnings guidance as consumer adjust to higher prices. joining me is scott muskin. good morning to both of you. great to have you here. >> good morning.

triunfo de maduro representa la continuidad del chavismo que llegÓ al poder en 1999 de la mano de hugo asumiÓ la presidencia del paÍs. asÍ va el conteo de los votos. esta noche, segÚn el consejo nacional electoral, con el 80% de los votos escrutados, nicolÁs maduro obtuvo el 51.2% de los votos frente al 44.2% de edmundo gonzÁlez. la participaciÓn, segÚn el consejo nacional electoral, estuvo en el 59%. por su parte, la oposiciÓn desde la tarde ya denunciaba irregularidades en el proceso de la transmisiÓn de las actas de escrutinio y el retiro de los testigos opositores de los centros de votaciÓn. marÍa corina machado hablÓ hace unas horas y dijo que edmundo gonzÁlez era el claro vencedor por una amplia mayorÍa y que la victoria era en todos los estados de venezuela. >> queremos decirle a todos los venezolanos y al mundo entero que venezuela tiene un nuevo presidente electo y es edmundo gonzÁlez urrutia. ya ganamos y todo el mundo lo sabe. el 100% de las actas que transmitiÓ el consejo nacional electoral las tenemos. no sÉ dÓnde salieron las otras, todas las que transmitieron las tenemos

we go back to hugo in beirut.i'm here with the lebanese energy minister. your - us? i'm here with the lebanese energy minister. your reaction l us? i'm here with the lebanese l energy minister. your reaction to what happened here? mr; energy minister. your reaction to what happened here? my reaction is to stand in solidarity _ what happened here? my reaction is to stand in solidarity with _ what happened here? my reaction is to stand in solidarity with our- to stand in solidarity with our citizens. _ to stand in solidarity with our citizens, those who fell victim and the families of the savage attack by the families of the savage attack by the israelis that is uncalled for. everything that is required for them within— everything that is required for them within the _ everything that is required for them within the un security council and by everybody in the international arenam — by everybody in the international arena... ,., . by everybody in the international arena... ., , arena... hezbollah has been attacking —

. >> with us now, hugo lowell, former u.s. attorney joyce vance, who spent 25 years as a prosecutor, and neil katyal, former acting solitor-general during the obama administratio he has argued 51 cases before the u.s. supreme court. neil, what in the hell happened today? >> well, these are very serious criminal charges against donald trump for stealing documents, national security documents, then lying about it when the government officials asked him about it. and, you know, my first job at the justice department as national security advisor, we prosecuted cases all the time when it happened and those people ended up in jail. doing this i can only call it cray cray decision today that special prosecutor jack myth has been declared illegal, that is going to delay things past the election because appeals take time, and special prosecutor jack smith, they're certainly going to appeal. i think this is the easiest appeal in the world. judge cannon had 93 pages, and one page in "the new york times" just an hour ago, i think i took t

now to lebanon, where our middle east correspondent, hugo bachega gave us this update.urday's attack and benjamin netanyahu again said that micro his brother would pay a heavy price and they accuse macro his brother of being behind this attack something the group has rejected. the fact the retaliation has not happened yet could be seen as a good sign because if it helps lower the temperature here, it also gives more time for diplomacy to work and we've seen that that there's been a lot of diplomatic activity to limit the israeli reaction to try and avoid an escalation of tension and to avoid putting hezbollah in a position where they feel they have to respond and i think hezbollah is prepared to accept an attack that is considered to be with him what the group describes as the rules of engagement, military positions used by hezbollah and facilities used by hezbollah, so any kind of attack on the lebanese capital, beirut, on lebanese capital, beirut, on lebanese civilian infrastructure could be seen as a major provocation or escalation by israel and could trigger a respo

let's speak to our correspondent in tyre in lebanon, hugo bachega.to—date on this latest news we are getting in about this new strike that is being reported. this new strike that is being reported-— this new strike that is being reorted. ~ ., ., , ., , ., reported. we had two statements from hezbollah saying _ reported. we had two statements from hezbollah saying they _ reported. we had two statements from hezbollah saying they carried _ reported. we had two statements from hezbollah saying they carried out - hezbollah saying they carried out attacks targeting israeli military positions. one of those attacks happened in the town in northern israel. it seems that the house was hit but there have not been reports of casualties, so these attacks have continued today. about an hour ago we saw plumes of smoke near tyre in southern lebanon, we are about 30 kilometres from the border with israel. this was possibly the israeli response to these attacks that happened today. so here in lebenon and indeed across the region, people were waiting for that israeli

our middle east correspondent, hugo bachega, is in tyre in lebanon and gave us this update.atements from hezbollah saying they carried out attacks targeting israeli military positions today. one of those attacks happened in a town in northern israel. it seems that a house was hit but there have not been reports of casualties, so these attacks have continued today. about an hour ago we saw plumes of smoke here near tyre in southern lebanon — we are about 30 kilometres from the border with israel. and this was possibly the israeli response to these attacks that happened today. so here in lebanon and indeed across the region, people are waiting for that israeli meeting with top israeli officials including prime minister benjamin netanyahu, a decision is likely to be made about how to respond to an attack yesterday, the deadly attack in the israeli—occupied golan heights, an attack that the israeli authorities are blaming on hezbollah. hezbollah has denied it was involved in the attack but these attacks by hezbollah have been happening every day since october and even though bot

hugo juega por un costado. parece que tampoco mazatlÁn tiene para mucho mÁs.ar. no copan se va a quedar con el triunfo y ya estÁ asegurado. >> por eso te decÍa la la importancia de del segundo gol, porque se venÍa mazatlÁn lo fue a buscar los cambios que hizo vucetich le le funcionaron hasta el segundo tanto, ya despuÉs de ahÍ. >> sÍ, entrÓ muy conectado por ahÍ. colman le cambiÓ la cara a la ofensiva. nunca pudieron capitalizar. sÍ y va a ser un resultado que esperÁbamos de chivas en casa y contra un rival de menor jerarquÍa. >> acÁ se va a jugar el mundial, no? >> sÍ, seÑor. >> lo dice por los charcos, por los charcos, por. lloviÓ fuerte, pero tampoco fue que que fue un tormentÓn. no, no, no, no, diluviÓ. y sÍ, sÍ, en un par de sectores. >> ademÁs, no bota bien la pelota. sÍ busca chivas. uno mÁs. le quedÓ larga a la hormiga. hace el esfuerzo. va a ser para mazatlÁn y va a jugar un partido. es correcto. >> por lo menos de primera fase. >> habÍa fuera de juego. ya lo habÍa determinado la asistente nÚmero uno, edna claudillo. bueno, el corte de caja. entonces,

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later on, the falling of prices in 2014, and is under investment generated by the principles of hugo , several investors from investing in venezuela-— several investors from investing in venezuela. �* , ,, ., venezuela. because russia's oilwas taken out of — venezuela. because russia's oilwas taken out of the _ venezuela. because russia's oilwas taken out of the market, _ venezuela. because russia's oilwas taken out of the market, it - taken out of the market, it venezuela oil was sexually that's certainly much more interested to those in the region and started to flow again to stop the inflation figure from 400,000 down to 50%, 400 the thousand percent to 50% in five years, how has he done that? the thousand percent to 5096 in five years, how has he done that? several factors regarding _ years, how has he done that? several factors regarding that, _ factors regarding that, significantly the fact that thanks to the easing of sanctions of the licence policy provided by the united states, venezuela has, it is allowed venezuela to increase the supply of us dollars and keep the effects o

hugo, thank you forjoining us from beirut.ews. let's update you on a break a new story from the uk. huw edwards, once the bbc�*s most senior news presenter, has pleaded guilty to three counts of making indecent images of children. he admitted having 41 indecent images of children, which had been sent to him by another man on whatsapp, this is news which came out of the westminster magistrates' court. they included seven category a images, the most serious classification. until last year, edwards was one of the main presenters on bbc one's news at ten and often fronted coverage of major national events, including the death of queen elizabeth ii. he was arrested last november and charged last month. he will be sentenced on the 16th of september and a probation report will been compiled. lucy manning is here. we saw huw edwards outside of court. what edwards outside of court. what ha--ened edwards outside of court. what happened inside _ edwards outside of court. what happened inside court? - edwards outside of court. ib'fi�*ué�*

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mark hugo bachega, thank you for the latest.s foreign secretary david lammy responding to the latest attacks. he posted on x, formerly twitter. that's response there from the uk government and the foreign secretary. here in the uk... the mayor of greater manchester andy burnham says we now have a fuller picture of the manchester airport incident, after new footage emerged late last night showing the moments before a police officer kicked and stamped on a man last week. the new video — obtained by the manchester evening news — shows two police officers being punched to the ground after trying to restrain one of the men. a warning — you may find this report by phil mccann distressing. you have got him on the floor, stop being aggressive! you have got him on the floor. the man in blue here is now known to millions as the man who had his head stamped on by a police officer. this new footage, obtained by the manchester evening news, shows what happened just beforehand. as police appear to try to apprehend the man in blue, a man in a

manipulated by loyal as close to the president. nicholas missouri has ruled venezuela since taking over from hugo chavez in 2013. so he, me, going on by the, i'm the coolest madura, the re elected president of the boulevard in republic of venezuela. nicholas my do to was quick to claim victory in front of children and supporters for us to be like daughters council announced he has secured a talk to them with the majority of the vote counted the claim. the opposition was also quick to counter it. warranty li onto the telephone, open equilla, and the word that been equilla has a new president elect needs. it wound up gonzalez who wrote down the opposition a coalition of bodies which united the stand against my brutal claims. it's candidate 170 percent of the vote. and that the electronic council numbers are fraudulent. the stand off, close, a tense might accounting with all positions support of demanding to witness the account. i mean, allocations of rigging my duty was 10 years of time on the use of his mentor. who go chavez. all together to solve these thoughts have do independence, relo for the

back—to—back titles, the spanish third seed made a strong start, dealing with the threat of left—hander hugoke a two—set lead. but the frenchman took charge of the third, as alcaraz�*s level dropped, winning it 6—1. the defending champion wasn't down for long, though. it might�*ve been tense, but he saw the match out in four sets. jannik sinner, the top seed and the world number one, is quietly and efficiently getting his work done as he targets a first wimbledon title. he had few problems against ben shelton early on, who had three five—set matches going into this one. the american is one of the most exciting players on the tour and took sinner to a tie—break in the third, but ultimately the italian came through in straight sets to reach the quarterfinals for another year, where he'll play daniil medvedev after his opponent, grigor dimitrov, had to retire in their first set. forjasmine paolini, this is a summer to remember. the italian reached the french open final only last month, and now she's into her first wimbledon quarterfinal. how lucky she must feel, because this match was on the ra

have been arrested in argentina after a woman claimed that she was sexually assaulted. 0scarjegou and hugoe both denied the allegation they were detained in buenos aires and have been taken back tio mendoza where the alleged incident took place at the team hotel following the first test against argentina on saturday, a match in which both players made their debuts. a statement from the french rugby federation says that "the players confirmed that a sexual encounter took place with the young woman on the night in question, but firmly denied any form of violence". we've heard from ben stokes ahead of england's first test against west indies. it's a busy summer with another three test series against sri lanka to follow, but the skipper says that they are already looking ahead to the ashes tour 18 months away. from lord's, here's our sports correspondentjoe wilson. james anderson's mind might be in many places this week, but he'll notice a team in transition. his captain has many duties. ben stokes will play as an all around her, and he's the planner. already looking beyond even this summer. f

hugo jaeger speaking to don't know.mmander that has been killed in beirut and the possible consequences of that. let's show you some pictures now of ismail haniyeh. this is one of our key stories today. hamas say their political leader has been killed in an air strike at about 2am local time. remember, he is the most senior hamas leader to be killed since the 7th of october attacks. hamas clearly blaming israel. we have not had an official israeli government response yet, but they have said, benjamin netanyahu, the prime minister, that one of his war aims is to eliminate the leader of hamas. the response we are getting from tehran thusly is that they have vowed to avenge his death will stop hamas as well i think they will exact revenge. this is the bbc news page which is being updated every few minutes or so with reaction from the middle east, and right around the middle east, and right around the world. as redevelopment there for you on the website. stay with us here on bbc news. hello again! it's going to be another d

since taking over from hugo chavez in 2013, the opposition has disputed the results, claiming they have been manipulated by the elect, auto council, which is run by list close to the president. he has my doodle speaking officer, his victory was announced, announced a bob. and i said before, there would be peace, you know, and there was and there has been and there is evolve and there will be peace and stability and justice after the 28th of july, from today onwards. peace, stability, and respect for the law and justice involves. the venezuelan opposition has rejected the official resolved which put the candidate at window gonzalez at 44 percent. they claim they won the election in a line slide. i d. sam deal out of those who have been violated. here we go to the point that most of a tally sheets have not yet been delivered to wait domain. so here our message of reconciliation and a peaceful transition is still valid. the type of quote based and we have convinced that the great majority of and this wailings be also aspire to it. so now we struggle continues and we will not rest until the