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alan shearer. football needs to get real, it needs to wake up. it needs to get serious.ot next month, not next week. now. how on earth is he allowed to come back onto the pitch with a wound that is bleeding through the bandage, dripping down his face? we're talking about life or death here. and players' careers, career—ending. it's just not acceptable. the fa will investigate a deleted social media post by manchester united striker edinson cavani which contained a spanish phrase that is offensive in some contexts. he deleted it once told how it could be seen in the uk. it's after he came on to score twice as united came from 2—0 down at southampton to win 3—2. their eighth away win in a row. police scotland say they will launch an investigation into the incident at celtic park last night and arrest anyone found to have been protesting. hundreds of celtic fans gathered after the club's exit from the league cup and threw missiles at the team and manager neil lennon as they left the ground, and clashed with police. two officers were injured. celtic have just two wins from t

alan shearer. football needs to get real, it needs to wake up. it needs to get serious.he pitch with a wound that is bleeding through the bandage, dripping down his face? we're talking about life or death here. and players‘ careers, career ending. it's just not acceptable. the fa will investigate a deleted social media post by manchester united striker edinson cavani, which contained a spanish phrase that is offensive in some contexts. he deleted it, once told how it could be seen in the uk. it's after he came on to score twice as united came from 2—0 down at southampton to win 3—2. their eighth away win in a row. tottenham drew 0—0 at chelsea to go top of the league. after being knocked out of the scottish league cup, celtic fans gathered outside their stadium to protest against recent results. celtic have just two wins from ten and five defeats. fans threw missiles at the team and manager neil lennon as they left the ground, and clashed with police. celtic have condemed the protests and said the players were shaken. police scotland added that two officers were injured.

alan shearer says football needs to wa ke alan shearer says football needs to wake up around concussioniker suffered a fractured skull in the incident but is comfortable in hospital following an operation. arsenal's play were simply bandaged up arsenal's play were simply bandaged up before being taken off at half—time and later required stitches. arsenal say they followed the rules around concussion but the brain injury association headway says football is not doing enough to protect displays, a view echoed by alan shearer and match of the day. football needs to get real, it needs to wa ke football needs to get real, it needs to wake up, it needs to get serious. not next year, not next month, not next week, now. how on earth is he allowed to come back onto the pitch with a wound that is bleeding through the bandage, dripping down his face? we are talking about life and death here, and players' careers. career ending. it isjust not acceptable. manchester united striker eddison cavane could face a three—game ban if it is found he used discriminatory or language in a social media post last

alan fischer. washington 20 pounds. 9 on a saturday morning in washington, here is jordan, maybe roselyn to be good. if we look back on this one wake since joe biden was declared, president elect from the 2 sides. and if we stop with the president by silence and legal attempts which of go nowhere really well, the legal attempts of gone nowhere. because in large part, either of the trunk campaigns, lawyers have brought in little to no evidence or brought in witnesses who weren't able to conclusively persuade a judge that any sort of voter fraud or any electoral law. health fraud was taking place, particularly in the battleground states. judges don't like to have their time wasted, and certainly that is a raise concern among some lawyers who work for the law firms that have been hired by the trump campaign. because that puts their us standing with the court in jeopardy. certainly notable that trump campaign abandoned its effort to challenge the vote counting in arizona. and that a similar process has fallen apart in michigan. and that's basically because the truck campaign has not presented convincing evidence that some sort of voter

alan martin. dr. george rutherford, epidemiologist, joining us now, to answer these questions. thank you for being here. other states and countries have issued curfews, but how effective are they, or is this more of a wake-up call so that people get it and take the spread seriously? >> in europe, at least in some places they have been quite successful. the french have turned the curve over, it started to come down, pretty precipitously, after they invoked a curfew. in europe, a lot of this has to do with closing bars. which as you can imagine, are centers of social interaction. but i think that is, those are pretty much closed anyway, it does put time frames are on things, and gives a break at least four most of the evening, and the early morning. the other thing it doesn't do is it doesn't just close everything down period, which is a good way and more layered in that sense.>> california's positivity rate is up 52%, hospitalization 63 percent, and what do the numbers tell you about the spread in people's behavior? >> the spread in people's behavior are essentially one and the same, all of this is a consequence of mixing and in certain ways, predominantly indoors, without masks on. without social distan