when you come away from your rivals like man united, it's so important to keep a clean sheet. the man said before the game, the first objective today is to keep a clean sheet and we've got the quality of scoring goals and we proved that. have some great players there, but we have such player as well, and i think as they say, he came three times of very good positions, good finishes, was nearly there. i'm sure we have even more scoring abilities, so, you know, we will be fine. we have to improve, we know that, today we have to be humble. we have to take this but we will bounce back. mo salah made two and scored one for liverpool, and afterwards admitted it's his last year with the club because nobody has talked to him about an extension to his current contract which runs out in 2025 and he was motivated to perform on what could be his final trip to old trafford. at this moment he's one of ours and i'm really, really happy with him being one of ours and he plays really well. we — i don't talk about contracts from players but i can talk for hours about how mo played today. are yo

ten hag strikes back and says his man united are in a period of flux, but will ultimately come good.ak to britain's youngest ever formula i driver as 0liver bearman prepares for the azerbaijan grand prix. hello there, and welcome along to the programme. it's set to be one of the most captivating contests in the world of english football. the hearing into manchester city's alleged 115 breaches of the premier league's financial rules is due to start on monday, subject to any legal delays. the current champions are accused of failing to comply with the regulations dating back to the 2009/10 season. city deny the charges. they claim they have a comprehensive body of irrefutable evidence in support of their position, but the club could face penalties such as a points deduction or a significant fine if found guilty. the hearing,

when you come away from your rivals like man united, it's so important to keep a clean sheet.heet and we've got the quality of scoring goals and we proved that. have some great players there, but we have such player as well, and i think as they say, he came three times of very good positions, good finishes, was nearly there. i'm sure we have even more scoring abilities, so, you know, we will be fine. we have to improve, we know that, today we have to be humble. we have to take this but we will bounce back.

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ten hag strikes back, and says his man united are in a period of flux, but will ultimately come good. hear what he has to say. and we speak to britain's youngest ever formula one driver, as oliver bearman prepares for the azerbaijan grand prix. hello there, and welcome along to the programme. it's set to be one of the most captivating contests in the world of english football. the hearing into manchester city's alleged 115 breaches of the premier league's financial rules is due to start on monday — subject to any legal delays. the current champions are accused of failing to comply with the regulations dating back to the 2009/10 season. city deny the charges, they claim they have a comprehensive body of irrefutable evidence in support of their position. but the club could face penalties such as a points deduction, or a significant fine if found guilty. the hearing held by an independent commission. a final verdict is expected before the end of the current premier league season. here's our chief football reporter simon stone. this could go on for months and we really won't know the deta

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arbat brigade unit a volunteer corps 15-man unit enters the liberated village of borki.an militants tried to retreat using an armored personnel carrier, but our artillery shot down the vehicle. after the battle, the streets of the village were destroyed. ukrainian militants scattered nato ammunition and neo-nazi chevrons everywhere. the separate special forces battalion arbat and the 382nd marine battalion of the 810th brigade liberated and cleared the assembly point of neo-nazis. marines of the omega battalion from the 810th brigade managed to destroy it with the help of fpvidron german tank leopard and blow up american armored personnel carrier-stryker. took forest plantations cleared. captured enemy equipment, we move forward, immediately after the battle interrogate captured soldiers in su, sent here, who sent, that our government, the government, they say, if we do not go they will put us in jail, and you shot, and that the magazine is empty, not me in short here at all did not even kill anyone, i do not want to kill, to apologize to the people of kursk, do not want

vladislav was the commander of a three-man unit that carried out the task of capturing enemy strongholds. the soldiers came under heavy fire, well , it would seem that the situation was hopeless, but in the end, the seriously wounded private found. he caught seven fragments then, some more only to be extracted, it all happened when a group of six people went on a combat mission to capture strongholds. vladislav zakurdayev commanded his three, passed a minefield, entered the greenery, the shelling began, mines and drones flew. we managed to gain a foothold in the trench, but by that time i had already managed to get wounded, wounded my left leg, left arm. one fragment got into my mouth, i could hardly speak, one got into my neck, well, of course i suffered, but i tried my best to remain calm, because the worst disaster on the front line - it's panic. soon a baba-ega appeared, a copter-bomb thrower, this is footage from an enemy drone, their fighters ours on the internet: the wounded vladislav is moving in a polus, the footage shows the moment of dropping another munition. unfortunately, y

there was an interview where he criticised the man united manager while he was still a united player,occasion. they went on to have quite a good season. ronaldo went on and took the dollar in in saudi or dirhams or whatever they called over there right now. and so there's another broadside going on. he's obviously still got some beef and he said that the manchester united manager can't speak in terms of we're not really going to win the champions league. we're not going to win the premier league. we're not ready yet. he's saying that's not how he understands the manager. united manager or someone in that office to be able to look forward to, to what comes in the future because that's that's not the language of a manager of the biggest club in the world. that would be his view. he's said this on the rio ferdinand podcast, which is coming out. i think, tomorrow. and yes, anything man united said by somebody of that stature is going to get is going to be a hit. basically, i think it's going to go on his youtube channel as well. in terms of how has he got a point? yeah, i think a lot of u

, man united liverpool, man city, man united, they don't throw up as many stories as the north londony is when it's usually geographical based geographically based. so arsenal and spurs, as ellie would know, is only three miles apart. so there's a local rivalry there. if you grow up in essex, or if you go and grow up in south hertfordshire, you'll probably come across people who support both clubs. but it doesn't have to be geographical. i mean, for example, norwich and ipswich, a 50 miles apart, crystal palace and brighton are 54 miles apart and brighton are 54 miles apart and they're still a derby. >> it's still a derby because they just don't like each other. >> so that's all you need. >> so that's all you need. >> historic rivalry. >> historic rivalry. >> it is. yeah. >> it's respect for tradition. it's a good question actually, because it's one of those things that you'd never be. >> i'm getting. are you getting all the compliments today. >> no. >> no. >> it's great, but, but that's 2:00 this afternoon. arsenal have got some serious problems because martin odegaard, their midfiel

and we won a couple of european trophies and a few leagues, and three doubles or whatever, when man unitedgoing to pay for itself in five years. we�*ll have that asset for 5—7 more generations or more if we look after it, right? we are a little island, 750 miles long, 64 million people on it. tell me how we deliver kyoto, paris, or the 1% without mass transit and mass freight, and railway, and better integrated thinking? if we�*re going to build more roads, and i do believe in integrated transport, ijust like the idea of long lorries going into daventry and hams hall, as they do now, and shorter electronic lorryjourneys, right, that keep those jobs in place. you talk with passion about the railways, but there�*s emotion too, isn�*t there? you talked — and you haven�*t done it very often, and i can imagine why — about a tragedy that you were confronted with as a train driver on one occasion? yeah, i was a young train driver, and i remember it well. it was a sunday, between camden and caledonian road, and i hit a scaffold board, and it�*s old—fashioned third rail where you get the juice not

view of everything else that's going on, steven, it's not handy for a manager of a club as big as man unitedide when it's manchester united, because it's such a big club, i think it's unhelpful to say the least. yeah, right. >> we've just got time to squeeze in manchester city and their legal battle. >> yes. well you know, the 115 charges, the hearings going on in in in secret at the moment, we don't know when we're going to have a verdict. we think before the end of the year then there'll be challenges. so goodness me, it'll probably be next year before we get a resolution on this. but the premier league wanted to impose these rules about associated party transactions. so what that meant they wanted to get a grip on clubs doing deals with with companies who are associated with the owners. so because what that what that does in effect and this is something i found when i was in manchester when etihad started sponsoring city, for example, it was a company related to the club and sometimes a suspicion can be that maybe you could inflate those deals and make them look bigger than they actually

and look man united there's always pressure there.ax where he was previously. he was probably the man united equivalent in holland but nonetheless much bigger stakes this time. he talked in the week when they played fc 20, who was a team that he actually supported as a kid, and they came away with a11 draw at old trafford. he said his side lacked hunger and i just don't think when you're managing any organisation, if you're saying that troops that you've been in charge of for a couple of years now are lacking in hunger, what doesit now are lacking in hunger, what does it say about your leadership? >> well, that's right, it's up to you. >> and possibly that plays into what steven's been saying all along. does he actually want to be there? if you really want to be there? if you really want to be there? if you really want to be there and steer the ship correctly in the right direction, do you go and criticise your players, many of whom you've signed and you've brought to the club yourself, and many of whom have also flattered to deceive,

. >> spurs man united because it is spurs. >> it's man united spurs. >> it's man united spurs. >> sorry's an old trafford. could be. yeah. so there we are. yeah. that's the way we're going to celebrate. we're going to celebrate. we're going to celebrate i want you to know we're thinking of you. >> raise a glass for me. >> raise a glass for me. >> and you know what? we'll have a bit of argy bargy during the game, but we'll be friends afterwards. >> agreed. >> agreed. >> there's nothing wrong with a bit of pushing and shoving and. >> exactly. yeah, yeah. >> exactly. yeah, yeah. >> and hoping someone's going to hold you back. >> and i know you can't make someone grab me. >> grab me, hold me back. >> grab me, hold me back. >> just make you dislike eric haaland from that i just came away thinking, oh, sorry. yeah. >> erling haaland. >> erling haaland. >> eric. oh, you know, makes me dislike him. don't like him. >> now you know what? that was a bit. >> yeah, i thought it was rude. >> yeah, i thought it was rude. >> okay, call me old fashioned. >> okay, call me old fashioned. >> we're going to

he's a big man united fan and a big oasis fan. got any tickets and would he like to sell them? >> well, he's probably got access to tickets, but growing up i'm a big liverpool fan. so liverpool are manchester united that that was always a topic of, you know , great, great sort of, you know, great, great sort of, you know, great, great sort of, you know, great, great sort of, you know, discussion on the tennis court. but but i always asked him as well. i said is it, is it a penalty for man united to win the champions league or is it a nice to win wimbledon. and he always said it was an ace to win wimbledon. >> well listen, justin jack draper has already had a really stellar career. he's only 22. he's got a big future and you deserve some of the accolades for that because you coached him for that because you coached him for many years from a youngster. so congratulations to you and we'll all be rooting for him at 5:00 tonight in the united states. our thanks to former coach to jack draper , justin coach to jack draper, justin sharin

paul being a spurs supporter, me being a man united supporter. y. >> i'm not surprised. i'm not surprised. i would have been if i was a manchester united fan. i was extremely happy yesterday. i think it went very well for spurs, played very well. i thought, thank you very much and i'd like to say, you know, and i mean that in a nice way, that manchester united were very poor yesterday. yeah they were, it was, it was, it was just not good. it just wasn't good. erik ten hag dead man walking do we think i think he has to take the blame even though the sending off was not something he could control. >> but still to lose three nil at home. >> this is fernandes . >> this is fernandes. >> this is fernandes. >> i see the game. i think a lot of united supporters were really looking forward to the game because they thought we're close to spurs in the league. yeah, we could do something here. no, no no no. >> but before the game we said this. you could both teams could win three nil or lose three nil. you just don't know what you're going to get. yeah. you j

football because tottenham hotspurs good run of recent form continues with a 3—0 thrashing of ten man manchester unitedease the pressure on their manager erik ten haag. that's now one win in five premier league matches for united while tottenham with a fourth victory in a row in all competitions. spurs started quickly and took the lead in the third minute when micky van der ven went on a marauding run from defence and found brennanjohnson, who was left with the simplest of finishes. united then went down to ten men when their captain bruno fernandes was given a straight red card for a challenge onjames maddison. tottenham doubled their lead early in the second half, johnson turning provider for dejan kulusevski's first goal of the season. dominic solanke rounded off the scoring in a comprehensive win for spurs. we have to deal with this and we have to show resilience because this is not good enough. we have to accept this and from that point on we have to do things better. and yeah, go for the next day, focus on this and do things better. i think ithink our i think our performances have been — i think

and of course, the spurs have beaten man united and ten hag's in trouble.er stories. i don't have that much mushroom. >> i just want to know whether the killer fungi are only killer if you eat them. and if you eat them, you're trying to get high. if you look at them, you can't even look at them. >> yeah, instantly you become blinded. >> yeah, but the truth is, the truth is fungi are not vegetables. >> no, they're not, they're not, they're a sort of. >> they're fungi. >> they're fungi. >> fungi, aren't they? they're closer to a meat, apparently. well, they're in between. >> you can eat the meat. >> you can eat the meat. >> yeah, you should. i tell lewis, i do occasionally recommend you investigate. just make sure you don't read any books or anything about it because they're full of paranoid, paranoid propaganda . paranoid, paranoid propaganda. thatis paranoid, paranoid propaganda. that is the front pages coming up. we have kemi and rob clash over immigrants non—aggression pact for the tories and welcome back to headliners, your first look at monday's newspap

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the engine is the most expensive thing that is made by man per unit of weight. exclusive interview with the deputy head of the united engine corporation. hello on ntv novosti, in the studio egor kalyvanov. more than 34 states that share the brics approaches to the world order have expressed a desire to join this association in one form or another. vladimir putin himself spoke about this in st. petersburg, where a meeting with high-ranking representatives of the brics countries overseeing security issues is taking place today. the russian president has already met with authorized representatives from china, iran and india. the leaders of these countries have received and accepted an invitation to the next brics summit, which will be held in kazan in october. ilya fedosov reports from st. petersburg. just a few years ago, meetings at the highest level within the framework of brics events were relatively infrequent, but now they are constantly taking place in working mode, and this process is rapidly gaining momentum. as the current chair of brics, this year russia

the united states, the most powerful man on the planet, or not? yes, the united states can do little anymore. russia, russia today is the cultural center of the planet, because today we have the tenth international st. petersburg forum of united cultures. and we are waiting for the speech of the president of the russian federation. and we will broadcast both live, and then. judge the big game. let's pass the floor to the news. on the first channel vremya novostei, my name is yuri sherbakov. hello, here's what we will tell you about. general principles, similar interest. high reception at the constantine palace as part of the meeting of brics representatives. receiving services for citizens should be comfortable and fast, report to the prime minister, head of rosreestr. social gasification, dacha amnesty and digitalization of document flow. special attention to new regions. saboteur detained, terrorist attack prevented. a resident of sevastopol planned to blow up a railway bridge on the instructions of the ukrainian special services, but was caught

but you know what is happening to man united and what is happening under the tenureship of erik ten haghave so much time and they just there's good players there. eamonn there are good players in that side . are good players in that side. but the most important thing, as someone said once , football is someone said once, football is actually a team game. and the thing is, and if you don't play as a team, it ain't going to work. that's why you get some. you look at lesser sides and you think, well, how is that? because they work as a team. it sounds really basic, but it's true. and there's liverpool there who did play as a team. they've got the new manager, arne slot, who has just taken. i'm going to try and do it without saying slot again, but i can't help it. he but that's what he has. he's just slotted straight into the space that was left by jurgen klopp. he's inherited a very good side. he's made a few little changes the way they build up, but it's nothing that is major surgery that he's done to the team and you've got yourself as a skill, i think so, yeah, i think you're probably r

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unit with dignity at these exercises, and this once again proves that our naval sailors are ready to provide reliable protection of the sovereignty of russia's national interests. maryana itskevich, yan savitsky first. a manained in the united states who, according to investigators , tried to kill donald trump. this is the second time in the last two months that a presidential candidate has been targeted. it all happened in florida, the criminal was cutting trump's hair near a golf course, a secret service agent noticed him in time, opened fire, but the man managed escape, throwing away his machine gun with a telescopic sight on the spot. the suspect was caught hot on the trail, he turned out to be 58-year-old ryan wesley rudd. what is known about him? a devoted supporter of the democratic party, previously convicted, actively supported the kiev regime, called for sending all american weapons to ukraine, and 2 years ago came to kiev to recruit mercenaries for the ukrainian foreign legion. i am 56, i do not have any combat experience, so i am not suitable for them, at least for now, so my plan b is to come to kiev and invite other people. i stand in the center of kiev with flags every day. yes, several peo

and even in friendly right wing media interviews, is officially sounding more and more like the man the united nations was created to respond to. adolf hitler. with his recent comments that the jews will bear a lot of blame if he loses the election and now his comments about how he would conduct his mass deportations of immigrants. >> we're getting the criminals out and we're going to do that fast. we know who they are, the local police know their names and their serial numbers. they know everything about them. we're not a dumping ground. we're going to get all those people out and we're going to get them out fast. >> it's one disgusting thing to say in an interview, you plan to give immigrants serial numbers like in the old nazi concentration camps, but what makes it even more hitlerian is not just how he says it, but how his cult reacts. >> do you think springfield will ever be the same? the fact is, and i'll say it now, you have to get them the hell out. you have to get them out. i'm sorry. get them out. can't have it. can't have it. they have destroyed it. >> your periodic reminder that tr

the distribution is a very man um the united states of america has to meet the missouri and i think there is where you have to was it was the referral for that. if you, as soon as the 1st step or at least is the 2nd state of the abuse agreement. uh, i think this is the one we need to have to make it so it has been submitted again, it is ready, but what does this bill do? says and international sales, i think give a chance to missing out to me for what it's uh. ready this has and the grands are, so i see easiest ones. they do a balances the square same usually when make the research on the maybe we can find on go from a research center, oops. and so forth. as all that is, yes is to say that messaging is right as united states of america, and it wouldn't be a very dangerous to is right by the same issue. trying to use this, this threat to is the future as it is rain when a change in a way to a place that we me, which isn't uh, it's the ability to use it. and i me just the but it's in many thanks for joining us on the program. i could talk to you along the bottom of paper all the time. we've

but it was 2 man has bullet units that actually managed to destroy several of those tanks over $33.00. they will a ground defensive is something that is below is very, very well prepared for. and actually many ways is much better prepared for them. what's going on right now, which is aerial bombardment, that's something they can't really defend against, but on the ground, they have the advantage and that's what has below, as always maintained its position is it's as a buffer to israel. now talking about buffers very, very quickly. one of the negotiating points likely to be prime minister benjamin netanyahu has always said this very quickly is to push has bullet know of the tony river out of sort of living on hezbollah will not accept, but they'll accept a ceasefire. if there's a ceasefire and garza but actually leaving this area they want because they say, i may say this very clearly has bullet comes from this area. it didn't invade this area is actually comes from the people of this area. the error icon that and much of in the southern level, many thanks to them was precisely the sug

i think the pressure, again, to use a sports analogy, if i'm playing soccer against man united and i'ms no pressure on me. the pressure is on them to beat me with kamala harris, though, because people don't know her. she has all the pressure she has to avoid any own goals, and she has to be aggressive without kind of overreaching. find opportunities and take advantage. but don't try to overdo what you can do. i think that's the same for both of them. >> i think she's going to go after him, isn't she? on the legal issues and on january the 6th, i think that's what she's going to go after for. so he should have answers for both of those things. really. so you would assume you would assume that he does. i mean, just final point actually, how does the, the quote unquote insurrection, which, you know, from some of the clips i've seen, i don't want to diminish some of the genuine wrongs that happened there. but for some of the clips i've seen, there were aspects of that that did look a bit more like a guided tour. and what is trump, you know, is this still a big thing for the americans, or i

a man was found dead inside one unit, along with a family dog. two other people managed to escape, including the man's wife and all 12 people were displaced by the fire that affected four units of the building. alameda county firefighters say when they rolled up on scene, flames were pouring right out of the front and the back of the unit. >> the fire started in the downstairs unit and when our first engine arrived on scene, they had heavy fire. obviously, as you can see behind us in the red zone, we have multiple cars blocking access, which made it really difficult for us to get in. however, we did make it on scene in less than four minutes and did make an aggressive fire attack. >> the red cross is helping the people who were forced out of their homes. it's not clear if there were working smoke detectors in the apartment. new at 11. police in vallejo are investigating a series of sideshows that took place at multiple intersections overnight. video showing a yellow mustang driving in circles before crashing into a corner of pedestrians at sonoma

if donald trump loses, the united states will slide into tyranny, the richest man in the united statestoday. trump himself said that the us, russia and china could do great business and quote: everyone would be happy. however, kamala hari's rival is again ahead in the ratings, and microsoft is accusing russia of interfering in the elections. meanwhile, new details are emerging in the investigation into the assassination attempt on trump. from washington, our own. in the end, the two presidents, a republican and a democrat, who had not spoken since the debates, finally spoke on the phone. i must say that president biden called me, he was very nice, we had a very nice conversation, and not at all kamala called me recently, it was very nice, it was very pleasant, but what biden and harris really have in mind is easiest to figure out by listening to the current white house press secretary, karine jeanpierre, peter doocy. her allies in the media have tried to silence people so that they don't dare complain about how life has gotten worse in their own country, but no one is going to air it o

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he now holds one of the key positions in the kennedy administration, director of the united information agency, as man in charge of presenting america's image abroad. he will have a vital influence on the future of our nation. it's a great pleasure to welcome to this the honorable edward r. murrow, and i'm delighted to have you here to talk with us today. you're on the receiving end instead of the asking in, you, senator. it takes a little while to become accustomed to trying to answer questions rather than asking. it's a lot easier to tell me what are the main objectives of the united states information program. well, i think i could sum them up very quickly by saying that it is our purpose to make the united policy everywhere intelligible and wherever possible palatable to explain only what we do, but why we do it, and to attempt to demonstrate it through all the mass media that we have here. a system which under a free man may choose to emulate. i think that's a brief capsule of it. a very good summary. are winning the world propaganda battle with the communists. i don't anyone can say who is. i th

london, former head of the british foreign office, and finally, former prime minister of the united kingdom, a manays distinguished by the same level of elegance, both in appearance and in world politics, however, this comicality is one side of the coin, prepared by two delegations, it is called, the treaty on permanent neutrality and security guarantees of ukraine, everything is spelled out down to the units of military equipment and to the personnel of the armed forces, this is the document, it was initialed - by the kiev delegation, the signature is there, in response, russia then decided to withdraw troops from kiev, the result is known, while it is important that johnson himself admits, in the first week of the svo at moscow and kiev really had a chance to reach an agreement, if it were february 2022, i think zelensky would have accepted on the condition that there would be a security guarantee. but can he do this on these conditions, now, i doubt it, i think any negotiations are possible, but i'm afraid, the preliminary defeat of russia, the defeat of russia has become the main dream of west

this man, whose family founded this export unit 20 years ago, is worried.ngladesh doesn't have enough dollar reserves. - how will we pay for imports of yarn from india and china if we don't have forex? customers aren't able to visit for order placements either because they aren't getting travel insurance. we might see a hit in the spring summer season if there is a loss of confidence about the economy. outside the garment factories, these students were part of the dramatic protests that brought down sheikh hasina's government. they've all been unemployed for more than two years. translation: the government should encourage the youth - to join the private sector. we are hopeful because the new leader is an entrepreneur himself. translation: right now, | we do not get the right skills from our universities to get private jobs. we need to be better trained. bangladesh's failure to do this comes into sharp focus at this deserted it park. an ambitious project launched in 2015, it was meant to house thousands of skilled techies who would help the country diversif

targeting, if that's what mayor adams is saying, he's being targeted because he's a black man, well, the united states attorney for the southern district of new york is a black man. >> yeah, he's also just essentially bringing in all of the people that have been supportive of him from even his earliest days in public office. and catherine, i want to talk about another thing. it's this whole matching funds issue that this indictment goes into some depth about, and i'm going to go page two, where it says, "eric adams, the defendant, compounded his gains from the straw contributions that he was receiving, which would be essentially fake entities or entities that should not have the right to give those contributions, by using them to defraud new york city and steal public funds. new york city has a matching funds program that matches small dollar contributions from individual city residents with up to eight times their amount in public funds to give new yorkers a greater voice in elections. adams' campaign applied for matching funds based on known straw donations, fraudulently obtaining as much as

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