they beat albania last month, and injust over an hour they face isreal.lamont is there for us. myself and the former scotland striker are here in downtown— ahead of tonight's match. billy, from what the manager has been saying, it doesn't look like he's going to make too many changes from the side that beat albania, is that right from the point of view that it was a good performance? 0r point of view that it was a good performance? or does he need to find a way of getting the inform james forrest into the team?” a way of getting the inform james forrest into the team? i think they need to show continuity and belief in the group that got the result against albania. you must be thinking about changing the system away from home. there is anyone change in personnel, losing a striker, losing a central midfielder. continuity, a good result and getting forest into the tea m result and getting forest into the team is a good risk thing. israel are on a poor run of form themselves, eight defeats, i think it is in the last few matches. surely this is a game scotland

businesses to what with crops and livestock suited to their local ecosystem weevils is a chef in albania who is taking on the principles of this movement in his work. things are heating up in the kitchen of blade of colas restaurant he's the head chef of knowledge you albanian for the miller the restaurant is devoted to slow food albanian slow food. the way i see the scene is. to update his or door reinterpreted with that's often modernist more there that's why i think in the fact there's a strong flavors. but not without losing the original favor of the my mission is to update. its own mission which broad later columbo back to his homeland of albania after the end of the communist era in one nine hundred ninety s. the country was slow to develop today the capital tirana is thriving yet not so long ago many albanians had to choose between immigration and unemployment. kolo was only fifteen when he moved to london in one nine hundred ninety nine he worked his way up from dishwasher took cooking in two star restaurants favorite can in sweden and know much in copenhagen. then in twenty sixt

israel and albania meet on sunday. in action tonight, they lost 4—1 to spain in a friendly at the principality stadium in cardiff. spain have been in good form since their disastrous world cup and took the lead inside 10 minutes through paco alcacer. sergio ramos then scored a header before alcacer had the freedom of the welsh box to make it 3—0. marc barta added a fourth after half—time with wales struggling defensively again. sam vokes did score a last minute consolation goal but it was a heavy 4—1 defeat for ryan giggs' side. world champions france left it late to draw 2—2 with iceland in gan—gom. the french who had a strong side out were losing 2—0 but an own goal and then this last minute kylian mbappe penalty saved their blushes if we had the vidiprinter tonight, we'd have needed to spell england under 21's scoreline tonight. — 7—nil winners over andorra to guarantee a spot at next year's european championships. and the best of the lot was the first one, everton‘s ademola lookman finishing off a well—worked move.

verbal arrangement although there is a statement done by nato plus albania as a serbs after brussels agreement we made also in brussels that there were two preconditions if someone would like to bring let's say machine guns to the north of course or one and the most important precondition was still ease the consent of local sort of community it isn't asking them. any single sort of. about. saying yes to the visit of the tree and it's not about his visit it's about weaponry his people were using. and that was another publication and they wanted you know to show that they were in charge that they can do it whenever they want and whatever they want of course to frighten the serbs was again that's what they wanted to do and they didn't. and the other precondition was consent of nato we don't know what it was doing but there was a concept of need there was not fulfilled and that's a cumulative precondition number one which was consent of sore people serbian people and they didn't have it at all that's why we needed to react otherwise they can conquer north of course or they can expel all

it's a mission which broad later columba back to his homeland of albania after the end of the communist era in one nine hundred ninety s. the country was slow to develop today the capital tehran is thriving yet not so long ago many albanians had to choose between immigration and unemployment. kolo was only fifteen when he moved to london in one nine hundred ninety nine he worked his way up from dishwasher took cooking into star restaurants ficken in sweden and know much in copenhagen. then in twenty sixteen he opened his own restaurant in tirana the money do you serve traditional dishes with locally grown produce the heart of the restaurant is it stone mail which gave the restaurant its name it grinds the flour used to make the bread in noodles. i you needed to come back because i needed to understand the depths of the cuisine from the insides you know the old receive these are the base of of everything we shouldn't forget our past because we know that if you don't have a process when there is no future for you we have the new bag was for girls or. later color applies this back to basic

town planner and his brother opened a slow food restaurant in northwestern albania but it first they had trouble finding enough high quality regional ingredients so the brothers expanded by starting an agricultural co-operative its members are small producers but the co-op has become a major operation with twenty five employees. the mall of the products on offer here are from the region whether it's cheese tomato salad zucchini blossoms or black berry sorbet. where i live. my brother president after the business had been going for about five years we met with plugs you know that's one that's a porno and mccormick thing evan have lined this school together we wanted to revive interest in the ancient grain very for the new and save endangered varieties the sears near prove bush a myth that regarded so we came up with the idea of opening a restaurant that had a military for the moment geo in toronto we view in the clear on. the head shots are business partners and friends they also went abroad to train in their chosen profession. but both have purposely returned to their home country to

it is a same 11 that beat albania. they have gone with the same 11.inn has recovered from his ankle knock. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. the home secretary, sajid javid, has announced that doctors in england, wales and scotland will be able to prescribe cannabis products to patients from november the first. the new rules will apply to cannabis medicines which meet particular safety standards. campaigners who have been calling for changes to the law have heralded the move as ‘momentous'. it comes off the back of several high—profile cases, including that of young epilepsy sufferers alfie dingley and billy caldwell, whose conditions appeared to be helped by cannabis oil. and i'm joined now by steve moore who campaigned on behalf of billy caldwell. he is also the director of voltefa ce, a think tank which explores alternatives to current policies relating to drugs. we knew this was coming but still having that data from the moment this can happen must feel like quite significant? it is a very significant? it is a very

and risk their lives to cross the border out of albania and came to the united states they are living the american dream we need a legal immigration system that makes sense some people can come to the united states and live the american dream legally. bryce: it seems that he has an issue understanding what ice does he mentions human trafficking in drugs and terrorism that we have issues - - agents that take care that dea takes care of drugs fbi takes care of terrorism and right now ice is bigger than the fbi. also coming to human trafficking i don't know what the heck you are separating kids from their parents so they cannot ever be united only to adopt them to an american family is a form of human trafficking if you ask me. >> next question. we brought down in bipartisanship and dysfunction to be brought down into attacks is that fair game or contributes to the dysfunction of dc? . >> we have a lot that is broken right now in our political system where people go and fight rather than have a conversation of ideas like tonight we are having a conversation about the direction from a pol

scotland beat albania 2—0 in their opening nations league match, great britain are hoping to have a women'sympics in tokyo in two years' time. fifa have accepted an application from all four home nations to nominate england to try to qualify. the agreement only applies to the women's team and not the men's. team gb comepeted at the home olympics in 2012, but not in rio in 2016. british number one kyle edmund came from a set down to reach the second round of the china open in beijing with victory over the german peter gojowczyk. and after beating the usa by the biggest margin in 12 years to regain the ryder cup, team europe have been celebrating ever since. a lot of celebration and dancing going on, a lot emotions, a lot of ha rd going on, a lot emotions, a lot of hard work. it is a tough week for them, so they came back to the hotel last night and they had a good time together with everyone that has been involved. this is not me and 12 men, this is the whole team behind, caddies, and the whole backroom team. the staff of the european tour. everyone was there last night having a great time,

be ready to negotiate on whatever you want but in the meantime we lost or trust and confidence in albania side that they really want to reach any kind of compromising solution because they were doing their best all the provocations. and they're doing absolutely everything just to undermine it all or affords and will instead of lowering of expectations of their people they are expanding their acts with patients in a scene that there is no for a tell ground for possible war when it went well anyway serbia will always be ready to continue to resume with the process of dialogue but i'm not expecting. very much as a result of the surprise and we're going to take a show break right now when we're back we'll continue talking to alexandra what she's talking about services session to the e.u. and its relations with the united states stay with us. still to public well. when the ruling classes protect themselves. in the final. we can all middle of the room see. the more you leave his room will. join me every thursday on the all excitement and i'll be speaking to us of the world of politics all this

it's mass done yarks albania. illustrated because kids have everything. and they can hear by pushing and finding out the words in macedonia, they can read the words in albania, and hear them pronounced and vice versa. we try to support education. if it's a commissioner. even that is a big segregation. there's not enough participation in the community. we need to invest more. these are example of areas where we don't see -- this may develop. this is in a way the problem also -- we open an environment where we see the crisis. where we would like to invest more on policies that help us prevent the crisis. because there is no crisis yet. so we have a number of push backs. by the countries themselves. nobody wants to hear there may be a crisis. they always say no, don't do -- everything is okay. secondly, the national community, those who invest more in conflict prevention. whatever the crisis, and they put a lot of money. you can try to explain to people, we need to do more to invest in preventing. it sounds good, but it doesn't really produce enough resource

template so they would send organizers to train people for example in albania or ukraine to go in to try to overthrow the government but they didn't do it in the way they had done it world war two because in the event in world war two as soon as we resistance groups really just became a support movement for an allied invasion so it worked in the case of syria in one thousand six hundred nineteen eighteen it works to assist an invading army but probably on its own it would have failed and it was the same thing with these insurgencies in france the french resistance without the allied invasion would have been useless in ukraine since you mention it at the bowl tix he says seventy five thousand dead civilians because of this kind of insurgency. and civilians both yes i mean obviously this misunderstanding is not because they hadn't watched the david lean spiegel film but in fairness to teresa mayes campaign that obama's campaign in syria i mean as far as we know there with they never give coleman to obviously to us there were special forces fighting us. baps isis linked al-qaeda linked

it's currently goalless while israel are taking on albania and victory for either side would take themev picking up the second goal that takes his side four points clear at the top of the league b — group 2 table. eddie pepperell won his second european tour title with a two—shot victory at the british masters on sunday the englishman shot victory at the british masters on sunday. the englishman shot an even—par 72 in his final round in wet conditions but a miraculous eagle on the par four 10th hole went a long way to securing the title. the victory takes pepperell into the world's top 35 and almost certainly secures him a first appearance at augusta in 2019 with the top 50 at the end of the year guaranteed a place in the first major of the year in april. now to cricket and umesh yadav claimed a 10—wicket match haul as india again beat tourists west indies inside three days to win their two—test series 2—0. india bowled the tourists out for 127 with yadav taking 4 for 45 to add to his 6 wickets from the first innings. that set his side a target of 72 in hyderabad, which they reached wi

but in the meantime we're lost or trust and confidence in albania that they really want to reach any kind of compromise with. those they were doing their best all the provocation was. they were doing absolutely everything just to undermine or affords. instead of lowering expectations of their people they were expanding their ranks with patients and you see that there is no for ground for possible. serbia will always be ready to continue to resume with the process. but i'm not expecting. very much as a result of that kind of a surprise and we're going to take a break right now when we're back we'll continue talking to alexander. talking about the session to the e.u. and its relations with the united states stay with us. and whether they're shooting one third. of the tibetans are. sad. because they're. both which would mean you must be just thinking of that into you but i'm addicted to sit with your middle class and in the muslims well he's going to win the. the idea of freedom of speech is under threat speaking your mind can blind you into serious trouble now you are presumed guilty a

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but in the meantime we lost or trust and confidence in albania aside that they really want to reach any kind of compromise or solution because they were doing their best all the provocations. and they were doing absolutely everything just to undermine all or affords and to instead of lowering of expectations of their people they were expanding there are three patients and you see that there is no for a tell ground for possible when it went well anyway serbia will always be ready to continue to resume with the process of dialogue but i'm not expecting. very much result mr president we're going to take a break right now when we're back we'll continue talking to alexander who had been president talking about service in session to the e.u. and its relations with the united states stay with. the u.s. don't accept the sort of the old west was ready to leave a little bit. it's. a little. i don't bust i love me it. was i'm somebody doesn't know it's a mask you never know what's happening and what they're shooting whether it's here . but it's going to. be just because of that interview but i'm a

i think some of them were sent to bermuda and albania and all kinds of places.e is that this is something that they are trying to deal with, the islamist terrorist threat, there have been incidents like in 2014 when more than 100 people were killed in attacks which they blamed on uyghurs. one of the big groups is actually listed as a terrorist organisation by the british and american governments. i'm glad you brought up the historical because this didn't come out of nowhere. what happened was the chinese are trying to move people off the coasts. they are sending people, han chinese, encouraging them to go to xinjiang. this is in the middle of nowhere in central asia. the western part of china. and local uyghurs were being pushed out and they came out onto the streets and demonstrated, there was violence. there was that kind of thing, not so much islamist terrorism. just like what happened in tibet? tibet is exactly the comparison point. china is an ethnically diverse, vast country. but the han chinese are, by and large, the great majority and this state is tryin

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percentages of children under 15 living in a severely food insecure level, though the romania, lithuania, albania slovakia. much poorer countries then we are. i am greatly encouraged that there are million fewer people now in absolute poverty and the food insecurity measure of family not affording a meal is almost halved, still more to do and that is why i wish to work closely with support organisations. including people such as the trust. if people have got good ideas on how we can help those in society get the support that they should be getting, i want to do that, learning that lesson of benefits where people are missing out on an average of so many pounds a month. you're watching tuesday in parliament, with me, david cornock. don't forget that if you miss our daily round up or you just want to watch the programme again, you can catch up via the bbc iplayer. coming up: an mp tests a minister's expertise. the secretary of state is nodding. he seems to know the answer to everything. what is it? the clerk of the commons parliament's most senior procedural adviser, has said he's always been aware

crazy or now in home city of toronto he's trying to revive interest in the traditional cuisine of albania. but even the slow food philosophy from rheims the flour bread and noodles himself on his own schedule in the mail the joy of slave cooking next time on your own. good. the. close the lanes on the screen listening to. the fight against illegal logging. david. against goliath time for me to tell everyone what's going on in the front of the courageous act of a strong against the macho current the odds the sponsors may be a long and the m.v.p. but who will move. the borneo case starts october ninth on the w. how to cover more than just one reality. where i come from we have a transatlantic way of looking at things that's because my father is from germany my mother is from the united states of america and so i realized failure earlier that it makes sense to explain different realities. and now here at the heart of the european union in brussels we have twenty eight different realities and so i think people are really looking forward and new journalists they can trust for them to make sens

never heard of albania. they're like you came and saved us. but saved them from the chaos that comes when you a ban don the rule of law and embrace the recall of power. that's the way we're going. i mean you have senator up there going this whole presumption of innocence thing, what is the deal with that? i don't know. it's only the foundation of our legal system. next you'll want to cross-examine the computer. -- the accuser. that guy puts my ass out of work. i'm -- are you serious? are you really trying to short-term thing to solidify your able to prevent kavanaugh from getting in the court and stopping you from killing babies by the millions? is that -- and you're willing to throw away the things that distinguish us from the freaking savages? because most of the world is not like us. most of the world doesn't believe in individual freedom. and the problem is, our elite has the same doubt about it for us. us normals. it's getting in the way. it's an obstacle. free speech? you have tech goofs in my home state of california, wanting to shut yo

is not underestimating a team ranked 55 having won their opening game in the competition against albania test if they're to make it two wins from two. they haven't won in a wee while. i know their coach, and he's trying stamp his personality. we saw the russians in the world cup. they were seven games before without a victory, and all of a sudden they blitzed their own world cup. wales are at the prinicpality to play spain in a friendly later and they do so without gareth bale who's injured. wales manager ryan giggs hopes he will be back for the nations league match against ireland next week. it's extremely doubtful for tomorrow. he's got some muscle fatigue from the weekend. nothing serious. we are monitoring its daily. we give him every chance for tuesday. yet, so just daily. we give him every chance for tuesday. yet, sojust monitoring it. britain's number one kyle edmund is a step closer to a first atp tour title after reaching the quarter finals of the shanghai masters.) edmund, who is ranked 14th in the world, took a tight first set on a tie break before taking the second set 6—3 to

often they have come from abroad, places like albania and romania.t year, 86 british victims were supported by the salvation army, which has the government contract to provide a safe house once they are rescued. that is nearly double the year before and significantly more than the number of those referred to the charity seven years ago. and it is widely believed that this is just the tip of the iceberg. the organised crime groups that operate within this area are very clever in how they move around. so although we are aware of the potential victims when they come into our service, there will be many who will still be hidden away and won't have a voice. for many police forces across the country, tackling the issue is already a priority. we are setting up our own bond slavery, human trafficking team next year to focus on the complex cases. we are still promoting it to the forces, to the staff and pcos, right through to the senior management, of how to tackle it. but in order for the authorities to get a true grip on the problem, the public need to take

israel and albania meet on sunday.ium in cardiff. spain have been in good form since their disastrous world cup and took the lead inside 10 minutes through paco alcacer. sergio ramos then scored a header before alcacer had the freedom of the welsh box to make it 3—0. marc barta added a fourth after half—time with wales struggling defensively again. sam vokes did score a last minute consolation goal but it was a heavy 4—1 defeat for ryan giggs' side. england play croatia in rijeka in their second nations league match tomorrrow after a opening group defeat against spain. the match will be played behind closed doors, save a few hundred members of the media and staff. whilst croatia have already named their starting lineup, gareth southgate feels any team he names will be more than capable of matching the world cup finallists there's nobody in the squad that is here that we're not thinking of putting in the team. it's not experimentation, its players we believe in. players, ok, that, in a lot of cases, are relatively inexp

sobre todo si la final me toca jugar contra albania. desde atrÁs aparece uribe.o, azo, azo. >> hay que decir que la jugada viene de marchesÍn. es una jugada trabajada porque tenÍa para despejar la pelota y reventarla. y lanza un despeje con ideas u lateral derecho. que pena muy bien la pelota y despuÉs, lo que hace mateus que no lo habÍa mencionado. y luego quedan mal parados el equipo de cholos por la buena salida. es perfecto. mucha potencia, empeine. difÍcil. inmerecido para lainez. que me parecÍa que habÍa tenía un buen partido. y creo que sigue demostrando que es un jugador para ser titular. y tambiÉn que tiene cualidades para la selecciÓn. pablo:vamos con el cambio. >> parecÍa que la jugada se perdÍa pero hace un esfuerzo espectacular. y creer que sabÍa un principio parecÍa mejor opciÓn abrir para ibargüen. decide pegarle y quizÁs cargar mucho la mano. fue muy por el centro el disparo de diego lainez. tabla: y vuelve a volar el ave. hallaba el amÉrica. pierna derecha para cambiar el juego. puede llegar el cuarto. ya la perdiÓ.la quiere hacer crecer de nueva

they won their opening game in the com petition against albania, but mcleish expects against albania,we saw the russians and the world cup, they were seven games before that without a victory and all of a sudden, they blitzed their own world cup. prison's member one kyle edmund is at step closer to a title after reaching the semifinals at the shanghai master. he set up a meeting with alex velez, the fourth seed. elsewhere, jamie murray and his partner have reached the semifinals ensuring a place in the finals while casey walter is into the quarterfinals. he narrowly missed out on a place at the ryder cup, but matt wallace is reading at the british masters. wallace made six birdies and an eagle at the 11th to end the day. five under par. he isa to end the day. five under par. he is a shot clear of a group that includes england's richard mcilroy. his round was impressive but any petrol will win shot of the day with an extraordinary hole in one at the ninth. look best. quite sure how this one drops in. hit the flag, bit of spin, in its goals. makes you look so easy, doesn't he? you know

they never go to the americans, they were albania. they're like, you saved us. , saved us from the chaos. that's the way we are going. you got senators up there saying presumption of innocence thing, what's the deal with that? [laughter] oh, i don't know, it's about the foundation of our legal system. next, cross examined the accuser. that guy puts my out of work. are you serious? are you really trying to short-term thing to solidify your ability to prevent kavanaugh getting in the court and stopping him from killing babies by the millions? you are willing to throw away the things that distinguish the savages because most of the world is not like us. most of the world doesn't believe in individual freedom. the problem is, our elite has the same gavel about it for us. it's normal. it's an obstacle, free speech, you have these in my home state, wanting to shut you up for saying what you think. you're saying things that are bad. you're not people saying, if you commit heresy about against my weird religion, you should be put in jail. the

55 places below his squad are in haifa, having won their opening game in the competition against albaniaerybody needs to be their best. the concentration levels, the confidence levels, people believing in themselves. that is the next that for us. that for us. wales face spain in a friendly at the principality stadium this evening, without gareth bale who's injured. a minute's silence will be held before kick off in memory of the victims of the recent flooding disaster in majorca. the football association held a "healthy discussion" today about the proposed sale of wembley stadium to american billionaire shahid khan. the deal, worth around 900 million pounds, will go to a vote of the fa council on the 24th of october — with around a two thirds majority needed for the sale to proceed. bbc sport understands the proposal is very much in the balance with councillors wanting further information and reassurance on how the cash will be spent and administered. chelsea's eden hazard has ruled out a move to real madrid injanuary, but did little to end speculation that he will eventually head to spa

they escaped from albania and risks to their lives to cross the border.hey applied for asylum and came to the united states. they are spectacular individuals living the american dream. we need an immigration system that makes sense so more people like them can come to the united states and lived the american dream legally. bryce?rebuttal, mr. mr. bryce: he mentioned drugs, terrorism, human trafficking, we have agencies that take care of those things. nowdea, the fbi, and right ice is bigger than the fbi. also when it comes to human trafficking, i don't know what you consider separating kids from their parents so they can't tor be reunited them only adopt them out to american families. that is a form of human trafficking. >> move on. mary, next question. mary: partisanship and dysfunction, campaigns have degenerated into bitter, personal attacks. do you think these attacks are fair game or contributing to the dysfunction in d.c.? we have a lot that is broken in our political system where people fight with words rather than have a conversation of ideas. ani

they face albania and israel next month, and mcleish knows where they have to improve. know, and leave you trailing, england manager gareth southgate says his players are lacking a psychological freshness because they've had so little rest after the world cup. they are in seville for tonight's nations league match against spain after last week's draw against croatia. southgate's team made it through to the final weekend in russia beacsue they were involved in the third place play—off and the premier league started less than four weeks later. i don't understand why our league started so early, but they did, and so a really difficult situation for all the clubs, because some of them couldn't have fielded a team, if you look at tottenham, they had so many players in the semifinals of the world cup, they had to put their players straight into matches on the back of very little pre—season. arsenal produced the stand—out result in the women's super league. they are still top after thrashing the champions chelsea 5—0. england'sjordan nobbs scored twice, although this might not

alex mclesih‘s side looking to make to two wins from two after their opening group win against albaniartugal again tonight, and poland are up 1—0. russia sweden kicks off in half an hour's time there areinternational friendlies being played tonight as well. ryan giggs is watching his wales side trail spain by two goals to nil at the principality stadium. paco al—cather scored the first goal, and sergio ramos got the second. it's goalless between the world champions france and iceland england play croatia in ree—eka in their second nations league match tomorrrow after a opening group defeat against spain. whilst croatia have already named their starting line—up, gareth southgate feels any team he names will be more than capable of matching the world cup finallists nobody in the squad and we are not thinking about putting in the team, it is players we believe in. players that whatever the cases are, relatively inexperienced at the highest level, we have players that we have enjoyed working with and it showed in training this week that they can handle this level and we will pick than we t

and that number has been growing. 0ften, they've come from abroad, places like albania and romania.nment contract to provide a safe house once they're rescued. that's nearly double the year before, and significantly more than the number of those referred to the charity seven years ago. and it's widely believed that this is just the tip of the iceberg. the organised crime groups that operate within this area are very clever in how they move around. so, although we are aware of the potential victims when they come into our service, there will be many who will still be hidden away and won't have a voice. for many police forces across the country, tackling the issue is already a priority. we are setting up our own modern slavery human trafficking team next year, which looks to focus on the complex cases. we are still promoting out there to the forces, to the staff, from pcsos and wardens, right through to senior management, on how to tackle it. but in order for the authorities to get a true grip on the problem, the public need to take action. the salvation army operates a 24—hour confid

they can hear it in albania. they can read the word and here how it is pronounced and vice versa. so we try to support efforts to integrate. that is a university that still carries the name in title of, the first commissioner, and we continued but even that is a bit segregated. there isn't enough of a participation of all communities so we need to invest more. so these are examples of areas where we don't see the crisis today but we need to keep -- because this might develop suddenly and we need to be prepared for that. this is, and away, with the conflict of convention because we are operate an environment with it is co-society. but we would like to invest more on policies that help us prevent this crisis but because there is a crisis yet, so we have a number of push backs. first of all by the countries themselves. nobody wants to hear what may be a crisis developing. they say no, don't do it. is everything okay? secondly, the international community and those should invest more. they run wherever there is a fire, wherever there is a crisis. when you try to explain to people we n

communism in albania for america. i will start with you.premise the president makes, you come here legally go through the process but we are not going to be held hostage to mobs attempting to flout our immigration system. >> these are not refugees, looking for someone to be a refugee, prosecution, based on nationality, particular social group or political opinion these are not refugees. we offer them sanctuary cities in-state tuition, drivers licenses, the democrats are promoting chaos and lawlessness and i think the president should send in the military and sent these people back, send a clear decisive message that lawlessness will not be allowed into the borders, to be turned back, otherwise another caravan larger than this one. >> tell us your story, you immigrated from nicaragua. >> it is not difficult to come in legally. once it comes to the united states, go to the us embassy and fill out a form, go through the vetting process and it is much easier than coming illegally and having to pay attorney to become legal. and coming illegally

scotland won their opening game in the competition against albania, but mcleish thinks they have a tricky personality. we saw the russians in the world cup, they were seven games before that without a victory and all of a sudden they blitz their own world cup. it's difficult enough facing spain at the best of times, but wales will have to do it without star player gareth bale who's out injured. but wales boss ryan giggs hopes he might be back for the nations league match against ireland next week. he is extremely doubtful for tomorrow, he has just he is extremely doubtful for tomorrow, he hasjust got he is extremely doubtful for tomorrow, he has just got a he is extremely doubtful for tomorrow, he hasjust got a little bit of muscle fatigue from the weekend, nothing serious, and we are just monitoring it daily, so we will give him every chance for tuesday. yeah, so, we're just give him every chance for tuesday. yeah, so, we'rejust monitoring it. later this morning, the man in charge of the fa will try to persuade the governing body's council members why selling wembley is a good idea. the

often, they‘ve come from abroad, places like albania and romania.ficantly more than the number of those referred to the charity seven years ago. and it‘s widely believed that this is just the tip of the iceberg. the organised crime groups that operate within this area are very clever in how they move around. so, although we are aware of the potential victims when they come into our service, there will be many who will still be hidden away and won‘t have a voice. for many police forces across the country, tackling the issue is already a priority. we are setting up our own modern slavery human trafficking team next year, which looks to focus on the complex cases. we are still promoting out there to the forces, to the staff, from pcsos and wardens right through to senior management, on how to tackle it. but in order for the authorities to get a true grip on the problem, the public need to take action. the salvation army operates a 2a—hour confidential referral helpline, and is asking people to report anything that seems suspicious. charlotte wright, bb

they face albania and israel next month and mcleish knows where they have to improve.you with majestic skill and leave you trailing but we were perpetrators of our own mistakes. the england manager gareth southgate says his players are lacking a psychological freshness because they‘ve had so little rest after the world cup. they are in seville for tonight‘s nations league match against spain after last week‘s draw against croatia. southgate‘s team made it through to the final weekend in russia because they were involved in the third place play—off and the premier league started less than four weeks later. i don't really understand why our league started so early but they did and so it's really difficult situation for the clubs because some of them could not have fielded a team. if you look at tottenham, they had so many players in the semifinal of the world cup they had to put their players straight into matches on the back of very little preseason. the figures do back southgate up. looking at recent championships that england have been involved in, this summer is by f

often, they've come from abroad, places like albania and romania. and it's notjust sex trafficking.was exploited while working at a car wash. translation: i don't consider myself a very intelligent or a strong person, but at that point, i felt helpless. butjenny is a british survivor, born and bred here, and she isn't alone. last year, 86 british victims were supported by the salvation army, which has the government contract to provide a safe house once they're rescued. that's nearly double the year before, and significantly more than the number of those referred to the charity seven years ago. and it's widely believed that this is just the tip of the iceberg. the organised crime groups that operate within this area are very clever in how they move around. so, although we are aware of the potential victims when they come into our service, there will be many who will still be hidden away and won't have a voice. for many police forces across the country, tackling the issue is already a priority. we are setting up our own modern slavery human trafficking team next year, which looks to