a5 805, the trio were made welcome at west bromwich albion.5till from the reaction here, the trio are still held in enormou5 affection. notjust here, but acro55 still held in enormou5 affection. notjust here, but across the footballing world. known affectionately a5 footballing world. known affectionately as the three degrees, theirs i5 affectionately as the three degrees, theirs is a lasting legacy. extremely talented footballer5 that challenge raci5m with charm and dignity. phil mackie, bbc news, west bromwich. mackenzie thorpe 5tarted his career working on the docks on the river tee5 but now he is one of the country's best known arti5t5. as part of our ‘we are middle5brough‘ 5erie5, our entertainment correspondent colin paterson went to meet him. we've got a special guest this afternoon. and this is mackenzie thorpe and he's a famous artist. back to school, mackenzie thorpe, a mile from where he grew up. so you're all going to make the transporter bridge? his art sell5 all around the world. his inspiration? the town where he was born. i dra

and i have in mind, the disastrous proposal to get rid of her and petty as capability, hms albion andwhich he stopped dead. and i have the attempts that we re dead. and i have the attempts that were made to cut the defence budget in favour of security and intelligence services and he thought that off and actually managed to get an increase in the defence budget. so he has been good for defence. i think very highly of penny mourdant andi think very highly of penny mourdant and i am sure she will bring a great deal of talent and ability to the job, but, in assessing gavin, that is my overall opinion. that is a warm tribute to him essentially. and yet, the prime minister saying there is no other credible version of events to explain this leak other than that they came from gavin williamson to stop what you make of this accusation and decision by the prime minister? i have not been into the question at all of who has made a sleek and have not investigated it. -- this a sleek and have not investigated it. —— this leak. it is not my priority at all... but it is very serious and the leak cam

so, the chris hughton era here at brighton hove albion has come to an end. club says the search for a replacement has already begun. few in football with disagree that who is appointed next as manager will be the most important decision in this club's illustrious history. so — brighton just escaping relegation then. but two premier league sides, who still have everything to play for are liverpool and spurs. they're in the final of the champions league, in madrid on june 1st. liverpooljust missed out on a first domestic title in 29 years. and spurs scraped into the top four. but everything's at stake in spain. our reporter david ornstein has been to look at the venue. welcome to the wanda stadium, home of atletico madrid but on the 1st ofjune host to the champions league final between tottenham and liverpool. this is the work the players will ta ke this is the work the players will take on to the pet. it was opened in 2017, the fifth time the city of madrid will hold the time cup final. there will be 63,000 on the night. 16,000 fans from both tottenham and li

they beat west bromwich albion in the first leg of their championship play—off semifinal — coming fromt—off. but not before villa had equalized and then converted a penalty to make it 2—1. meanwhile in the other semifinal first leg it's been a very long time since either derby or leeds were in the top flight. but leeds have the advantage. they're on the verge of full time at pride park and leeds are currently winning1—0 — kemar roofe the scorer. in the scottish premiership there were wins for kilmarnock, dundee and stjohnston. and inverness are through to the promotion play—off semi—finals with a 4—2 aggregate win over ayr. women's super league champions arsenal finished the season on a high — by inflicting a first league defeat on nearest rivals manchester city. the game's only scorer — emma mitchell — seemed surprised with her brilliant strike at borehamwood. mercedes continue to dominate formula one this season, with another first and second. in qualifying for tomorrow's spanish grand prix, valtteri bottas sealed a hat—trick of pole positions ahead of his team—mate lewis hamilton. b

batson, laurie cunningham and cyrille regis, who were pioneers in the english game at west bromwich albion and early ‘80s. batson attended the unveiling earlier and said he was "honoured and humbled". let's get a round up of today's other sports news. tyson fury has revealed that his rematch with deontay wilder is likely to take place next spring. the rival heavyweights fought to a controversial draw when contesting wilder's wbc title in los angeles in december. wilder's agent, shelly finkel, has said that he would "probably" fight fury or anthonyjoshua next year. the entry list for the singles at wimbledon has been published — no surprise that andy murray's name does not appear. the two—time champion had effectively ruled out competing in the singles tournament this season following another hip operation in january. he could still receive a widlcard entry to the championships however he's more likely to compete in the doubles. a high—speed crash split the peloton to pieces in the final kilometre of stage ten at the giro d'italia. the incident brought down several riders including sprinter

the semi—final first legs will both be played on saturday — aston villa host west bromwich albion, andeds. in the scottish premiership, rangers have beaten hibs1—0 — despite going down to ten men late on. the winning goal was scored byjermain defoe just before half time — it was a simple finish in the end. the victory wasn't without controversy as rangers keeper allan mcgregor was sent—off for that kick with just minutes remianing. he'll now miss next week's old firm match aagainst celtic. we'll have the latest from world snooker championship final in just a moment but first lets take a look at some of the other stories around today. britain's chris lawless has won the tour de yorkshire. the team ineos rider finished second behind defending champion greg van avermaet on the final stage in leeds, but that was enough for overall victory. geraint thomas has finished third at the tour of romandy in switzerland. the briton could only finish tenth on the final time trial stage in geneva. defending champion primoz roglitch claimed his third stage win of the six—day race to retain his title. w

does not have any premier league experience, so appointing him would be a risk for brighton and hove albionver takes over here next, it will be the most important decision that this club has made in quite some time. earlier i spoke to kerry mayo who made over 400 appearances for the club, he said that despite shooting's success , said that despite shooting's success, recent results were not good enough. he got us to the premier league, two seasons ago, it was amazing. by anyone's standards. he has had the full backing of tony bloom and the board, all this time. i think you look at the run of results since christmas, any premier league manager will be under pressure by they are not producing three point or totally trying to climb the table as much as writing could have done. —— brighton could have done. stagnant, really. with liverpool missing out on the domestic title, the club's attention will surely now turn to europe. with a place in the champions league final — they have another chance of a trophy. it's an all england affair with tottenham getting to their first ever champions league fi

second instalment of the all west midlands championship play—off semifinal between west bromwich albionst brom might have advantage at home, but advantage in the tyres with aston villa, having won mic 2—1 on saturday. dwight gale, albion‘s top scorer, was sent off in the dying minutes at villa park. he is suspended and unable to play this evening. the winners will play derby cou nty evening. the winners will play derby county or leeds united in the championship play—off final at wembley, but these clubs have big questions to answer in the summer. for west brom, who will be in charge. they have a caretaker manager at the moment after the previous manager was sacked. for aston villa, hi profile players, what will happen with them next season? they have loan signings whose future is uncertain. if they do get to the premier league, it is estimated that promotion is worth £190 million to each club. that makes problems go away, and that is what these clubs are after this evening. england's cricketers are playing their third one—day international against pakistan at bristol. eoin morgan's men

manchester city knew going into this final day of the season that if they were to be brought into her home albion they'd win the title regardless of what was going on in liverpool and they did that with a 41 victory to get 98 points the 2nd most in premier league history falling short only of their tally from last season in which they also want a league of course and consistency has been the key for manchester city all year they have been relentlessly brilliant and every time it has looked like liverpool might get away with it they've caught them up and that's the one crucial game against liverpool in february which drags the title race back into their favor there were a lot of question marks about pep guardiola who you just mentioned he'd hit achieved a huge amount of domestic success by munich here in germany and barcelona and people wondered whether or not he could do that in the premier league and the answer is of course a resoundingly yes he has shown that over the last 2 years and now the attention turns the f.a. cup final which is next saturday and they could achieve an unprecedented domes

steve clarke's first managerialjob was at west bromwich albion, he'll know all about laurie cunninghame regis and brendon batson. huge figures in the fight against discrimination. they remain true icons in the fight against discrimination and have been credited with ‘opening the gates' for other black players to enter the sport. a statue to the three was today unveiled in west bromwich town centre — as phil mackie reports. they were three pioneers. and in an era when racism was rife, brendon batson, laurie cunningham and cyrille regis challenged attitudes with their achievements on the pitch. now they've been honoured in the town where they made their names. fans raised over £200,000 to pay for the celebration statue. sadly of the three — only one of them is still alive to see it. we were just football players, we had this label of black but we just wa nted had this label of black but we just wanted to be football players. the statute symbolises the journey black players had from that era and their resilience has paved the way for the next generation. before his death last year cyrille

before taking the top job himself at west bromwich albion, reading and then kilmarnock.y time at, knickerbocker, i'm sorry i did not win a trophy. i am telling —— at kilmarnock. i'm telling now that i take this, this is my trophy. he guided kilmarnock into europe and third place in the premiership, their highest league finish since their highest league finish since the 1960s. the buttoned up and down the 1960s. the buttoned up and down the country hope he will be just as successful as scotland manager. —— football fa ns successful as scotland manager. —— football fans up and down the country. steve clarke's three—year contract start straightaway. he is back here at the national stadium for a media conference. early next week he will name his first scotland squad for two huge euro 2020 qualifiers early next month against cyprus and belgium. he thinks scotla nd cyprus and belgium. he thinks scotland can still qualify and that isa scotland can still qualify and that is a big statement, because they are fit of anger after a lacklustre start, but he said today, we have a wome

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back to her ten year old son she was raising on her own somewhere in the same boarding queue with albion are you gaining and twelve year old sophia the surgeon had been giving his daughter an escape from their gloomy no. other than hometown to enjoy a few days in the warmth of the moscow sun now that tiana welcomed beano you've guinea sophia and all of the passengers on board the flight attendant was getting ready for yet another takeoff now three minutes past six in the evening the aircraft lifted into the skies from sheremetyevo airport a few minutes later than the first seventeen minutes of the flight went smoothly passengers in this seats belts fastened the sukhoi superjet ascended approaching a storm and then everything went from ok to bad and then straight to hell literally in a flash to call from the ball to widening the plane and a brand lightning strike hits the jet now more than aircraft have safety systems to protect themselves from situations exactly like these but this time the lightning sends all communications systems on board or fly in the pilot's send a distress signal m

thousands of people have taken to the streets of albion into mending the resignation of prime minister 80 rama in the capital tirana protesters been seized ramos office throwing molotov cocktails at the building the opposition accuses the prime minister of manipulating election results 2 years ago and alleges his party has links to organized crime. 16 survivors of a shipwreck in the mediterranean have arrived.

villa beat west bromwich albion in the first leg of their championship play—off semi—final, coming fromf, but not before villa had equalised and then converted a penalty to make it 2—1. leeds narrowly beat the in—form derby county in their semi—final first leg. jack harrison's sublime curling cross fed kemar roofe, who scored the only goal at pride park. in the scottish premiership there were wins for kilmarnock, dundee and stjohnston. and inverness are through to the promotion play—off semi—finals. women's super league champions arsenal finished the season on a high by inflicting a first league defeat on nearest rivals manchester city. the game's only scorer, emma mitchell, seemed surprised with her brilliant strike at borehamwood. that's it from me, but there's much more on the bbc sport website, including how valtteri bottas sealed another pole position ahead of lewis hamilton for tomorrow's spanish grand prix. back to you. clive. that's it. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. but from me and the rest of the team, have a very good night. this is bbc ne

. >> reporter: lead curator, alexis albion, showed me one exhibit pulling back the veil on the livesl spies, like the so-called mata hari, a dutch spy and exotic dancer. >> she didn't spy for very long. only really a few months, and of course, she ended her life really tragically. she was executed during world war i for espionage. >> reporter: you'll also find a high-altitude flight suit on roi.eee so they could capture the imagery from the skies. >> reporter: and, this ice pick used to assassinate a soviet exile. >> you can still see the rust mark right on the blade there, with the bloody fingerprint of the assassin. >> many if not most of the artifacts here in the new museum originated in my personal collection. >> reporter: intelligence historian h. keith melton spent 45 years tracking down what he calls history's obscure artifacts. he now has 7,000 of them. >> there is a hidden world behind every newspaper headline, every television story on international relations. the true stories are even more fantastic than the fiction. >> reporter: like that of the so-called "russian ten," a

current cloud swansea city that he wishes to leave and take overfrom chris hughton who was sacked as albionold in looks set to take the gold in the men's 3—metre springboard final — in the london leg of diving world series. fellow brit dan goodfellow also made the most of a home advantage, taking the silver. britain's reece prescod ran ‘sub ten seconds' in the season opener of the men's100 metres at the shanghai diamond league. that was good enough for fourth place in the final. america's noah lyles finished ahead of christian coleman in a photo finish forfirst place. marc marquez has equalled valentino rossi's record of pole positions in moto gp, after setting the pace in qualifying for tomorrow's french grand prix at le mans. britain's cal crutchlow will start from 15th. dutch driver betske visser took victory in the second—ever w series race at zolder. britain's jamie chadwick, who finished first in the opening race, came second. great britain men's hockey team were beaten 3—2 by argentina at the pro league event in london. they stay third in the table. gb's women also lost to argentina

current club swansea city that he wishes to leave and take overfrom chris hughton who was sacked as albionjust taken the gold in the men's 3—metre springboard final — in the london leg of the diving world series. fellow brit dan goodfellow also made the most of a home advantage, taking the silver. britain's reece prescod ran sub ten seconds in the season opener of the men's 100 metres at the shanghai diamond league that was good enough for fourth place in the final. america's noah lyles finished ahead of christian coleman in a photo finish forfirst place. marc marquez has equalled valentino rossi's record of pole athletes often talk about their ‘journey‘ of getting to the olympics — and it's usually a tale of great sacrifice and dedication — but weightlifter cyreel tchatchet has a story that stands out from the rest. just a few years ago, cyreel was living on the streets of brighton and suffering from depression. now, he's hoping to compete as part of the refugee team in japan next summer. david mcdaid has been to meet him. a record—breaking weightlifter and national champion, cyreel is as

in the other semifinal, aston villa beat west bromich albion 2—1.nn brophy with a 32nd—minute penalty. kenny miller scored the only goal for already relegated dundee, who ended a run of 10 straight defeats with victory at livingston. and stjohnstone secured seventh place, with a comfortable victory over nearest rivals motherwell. women's super league champions arsenal finished the season on a high by inflicting a first league defeat on nearest rivals manchester city. the game's only scorer, emma mitchell, seemed surprised with her brilliant strike at borehamwood. just a quick one to finish — valtteri bottas has pipped lewis hamilton, his mercedes team—mate, to pole for the spanish gp tomorrow. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. labour has announced plans to introduce a £10 an hour minimum wage for all workers including those under the age of 18. at present 16 and 17—year—olds get less than adults, with the labour leader, jeremy crobyn, saying society shouldn't be "discriminating against young peo

are though the championship playoff final after a dramatic win on penalties against west bromwich albionxtra time. villa keeperjed steer saved two penalties. they'll play either leeds or derby, who play in the other semi final tomorrow night. the final takes place at wembley on may 27th. manchester city could be banned from the champions league for a season if they're found guilty of breaking financial rules. a ban is thought to be the preferred punishment of uefa investigators. our sports editor dan roan says city would appeal any ban that's handed down. i think it is important to stress that this is only the first stage. the chair of the panel has the final say. as a former belgian prime minister and then it goes to the adjudicatory chamber of uefa. and then maybe even the court of arbitration for sport. they have released a strongly worded statement saying they have cooperated with this investigation and provided evidence that shows they are innocent and manchester have also said that they are extremely concerned that these reports suggest that there have been leaks and that there are

in the other semi—final aston villa beat west bromwich albion 2—1. 0nto the scottish premiership nowmiller scored the only goal for already—relegated dundee, who ended a run of 10 straight defeats with victory at livingston. and stjohnstone secured seventh place with a comfortable victory over nearest rivals motherwell. england's matt wallace has a share of the lead of the british masters at southport going into the final round. wallace, who is chasing a fifth european tour title, had raced to a three shot lead early on the third round, but dropped his first shots of the tournament on the back nine to finish on 1a—under par overall, to leave him tied with sweden's marcus kinult. wasps are through to the netball superleague final, after a 20—point victory over loughborough lightning. the defending champions, who topped the table after the regular season, won 74—54 in front of a sell—out crowd of nearly a thousand to progress to the final, keeping their hopes fo a third successive title alive. they'll be up against manchester thunder who beat bath. and valteri bottas will start on pole

but earlier aston villa got the edge on their midlands rivals west bromwich albion.premier league on offer, the championship play—offs are never short of drama. throw in the added element of a west midlands derby and this match had an extra spark. an early goal would have settled any pre—match nerves, a combination of fingertips and crossbar denied jay rodriguez and west brom that luxury. with so much at stake, pressure can affect even the most experienced players. veteran glenn whelan with a rare mistake, and west brom's player of the year dwight gayle making him pay. chances were few and far between for both sides. one moment can change a match and substitute conor hourihane provided it. four minutes later, aston villa were ahead, jack grealish brought down, penalty. a massive moment in the tie, tammy abraham calmness personified. it would get worse for west brom before full—time, gayle shown a second yellow card and sent off for this challenge. he will miss the next leg on tuesday. aston villa are a step closer to a second successive play—off final. leeds beat der

and west bromwich albion are leading their midlands rivals aston villa after dwight gayle took advantagey leg for west brom. it's approaching half—time there. later on, derby county take on leeds united in the other semifinal. mercedes told lewis hamilton there aren't many areas he can improve on after dominating final practice ahead of qualifying for the spanish grand prix. the world champion was more than half a second quicker than the ferrari of charles leclerc at the circuit de catalu nya near barcelona. hamilton's mercedes team—mate, valtteri bottas, had been on top in friday's practice, and despite this mistake, he went on to end up third. ferrari's other driver, sebastian vettel, was fourth in a session that ended early after briton george russell crashed his williams. qualifying starts at 2 o'clock. great britain face 0lympic silver medalists germany in their opening game of the ice hockey world championship in slovakia this afternoon. it is the first time in 25 years that britain have competed at the top level of the sport and they'll also face powerhouse nations the usa and can

. >> reporter: leed curator alexis albion showed me one exhibit pulling back the veil on the lives ofpies like the so-called mat hari, a dutch spy and exotic dancer. >> she didn't spy for very long, only really a few months. and of course she ended her life really tragically. she was execute during world war i for espionage. >> reporter: you'll also find a high-altitude flight suit on loan from the cia. >> the idea was to keep the pilot alive in these spy planes so that they could capture imagery from the skies. >> reporter: and this ice pick used to assassinate a soviet exile. you can still see actually the rust mark right on the blade there with the bloody fingerprint of the assassin. >> many if not most of the artifacts here in the new museum originated in my personal collection. >> reporter: intelligence historian h. keith melton spent 45 years tracking down what he calls history's obscure artifacts. he now has 7,000 of them. >> there is a hidden world behind every newspaper headline, every television story on international relations. the true stories are even more fantastic than

productivity growth, albion from a depressed average pace that prevailed throughout most of the expansion. as of the first quarter of this year, productivity in the nonfarm a business sector rose over the previous four quarters, its fastest pace since 2010 when the economy was coming out of the great recession. cycleh the 2001 to 2007 and the 1982 to 1990 expansion, productivity growth was slowing relative to its average pace during those expansions. that said, while identifying inflection points in real-time is difficult, a pickup in productivity growth relative to the pace that prevailed earlier in the engine is a possibility -- in the expansion is a possibility that we should not dismiss. another structural change relevant to monetary policy is price restriction remains less responsive to source slack than it has in the past. the phillips curve appears to have flattened, applying to change the dynamic relationship between -- the flatter priced phillipsburg is a proverbial double edged sword. it permits the fed to support employment more aggressively during downturns, as was the case in

the championship playoff final — after a dramatic win on penalties against ten—man west bromwich albioneplace existing seats in their stadium with safe standing rail seats. scottish premier league champions celtic currently have the largest section of rail seats in the uk. new guidance allows clubs to install seats with barriers if strict conditions are met. wolves would become the first premier league side to have them. i don't believe that the evidence supports, and again this is my opinion, that the evidence supports that standing a football grounds is inherently dangerous. but i am pleased that this revision to the guidelines allows us to do something that permits the fans to be in the stadium and, should they wish to stand, that they are doing so in a safer environment. but whether that law changes overall in future we will have to wait and see. britain's simon yates remains second in the giro d'italia after fighting back following a crash in stage four of the race. it was a chaotic end to the stage and there were several crashes in the final few kilometres. one of them involved ya

the semifinal first legs will both be played on saturday — aston villa host west bromwich albion, andbyjermain defoe just before half—time. winning goal was scored byjermain defoejust before half—time. it winning goal was scored byjermain defoe just before half—time. it was a simple finish. the game was not without controversy as rangers goalkeeper allan mcgregor was sent off as just goalkeeper allan mcgregor was sent off asjust a goalkeeper allan mcgregor was sent off as just a few minutes remaining. he will now miss next week's old firm match with celtic. the final of the world snooker championship is under way in sheffield. and its level pegging at the crucible. judd trump and john higgins are all square at four frames each after the first session. trump led 3—1 early on but higgins pegged him back. both players have compiled two centuries each. the evening session begins at 7pm and it will be live on bbc two. cricket and england are playing a one off t20 international in cardiff against pakistan, and jofra archer has impressed yet again. england are chasing pakistan's total of 173

but even in the ‘70s and ‘80s, the trio were made welcome at west bromwich albion.me for a look at the weather. here‘s... thank you, simon mccoy! the weather is looking pretty good. a lot of sunshine around today. 0ver is looking pretty good. a lot of sunshine around today. over the next few days, it is looking fairly quiet on the weather front for most of us and it is a case of warm, sunny spells. not completely clear blue skies are not completely dry, some showers in the north of the uk. but this week, you can see this as you are up and there is a lot of orange and yellow. what is that? that is the temperature of the air, you can see that in scandinavia it is relatively warm. so much of the continent enjoying someone, but not necessarily sunshine. some cloud across central parts and some rain and weather systems in the atlantic, but we are in between weather systems, which means almost in between. 0ne systems, which means almost in between. one is quipping the far north of the uk but the majority of the country, i dry day, 21 in london in the afternoon. a few show

aston villa against west bromwish albion. michael redford reports.he added element of a west midlands derby and this match had an extra spark. an early goal would have settled any pre—match nerves, combination of fingertips and cross bar combination of fingertips and crossbar deny jay rodriguez and west brom that luxury. with so much at sta ke, brom that luxury. with so much at stake, pressure can affect even the most experienced players. glenn whelan with a rare mistake, and west brom's plate of the year dwight gayle making him pay. chances were few and far between for both sides. one moment can change a match and substitute conor hoola han one moment can change a match and substitute conor hoolahan provided it. four minutes later, aston villa we re it. four minutes later, aston villa were ahead, jack grealish brought down, penalty. a massive moment in the tie, tammy abraham calmness personified. it would get worse for west brom before full—time, marcus gayle shown a second yellow card and sent off for this challenge. he will miss the next lag. asto

brighton and hove albion's new manager graham potter says the players will need to improve, as will heeason and sacked chris hughton last week. england will announce their squad for the cricket world cup this morning. they're the favourites, after rising to number one in the world rankings. and being tipped by daniel walker. they're the hosts, too, of course — england's first match is against south africa at the 0val on thursday week. bowler chris woa kes appears all but certain of a place, but even he's not counting his chickens. you know, it's certainly driven everyone forward, you know, to try and improve, to try and make sure they're on top of their game, to try and make sure they tick everything off in practice. you know, whenever you get the opportunity to bowl in practice, or bat in practice, orfield, you constantly feel like you're not on — not on audition, but you kind of feel like it's an opportunity for you to showcase your skills, not just in games. great britain's ice hockey team are still in the top flight of the world championship, after a dramatic victory over france. h

. >> y name and thumbnail was -- >> err ek albion smalls from the river nulln west midlanoi. >> davidel toughn. mates when we were young. >> inspiring film maker. hugean of spinal tap. and not as successful as he would like to be. ♪ >> the creators of the phony band spinal tap would have no idea just h t successfuir idea would be in real life. if i understand correctly, you make a 20inute short. >> that's in lieu of writing a screen play which we decided after a day and a half we didn't want to do. >> and not only no fun but we didn't know how we could communicate what this tng was which is a documentary. >> i'm really influenced by moas art and bach. in between that. it's like a mach piece. >> i said give me the money that you were going to g us for the screen play and we'll make you some of the film. so we made 20 minutes of the film. >> what was it like shopping it around? >> terrible. >> yeah. >> terrible. >> the main reaction was what is that? >> wt are you doing with your finger? >> i might need it later. >> michael and i were standing -- we'd seen the movie. >> you were in it.

beckshire too late to the amazon party joining us is glenn fell from jefferies and jason ware from albion financial group finally. warren buffett has been praising jeff bezos for years and talking about how much of an oversight it was not to get in early what do you think about him getting in now with amazon trading just below a trillion dollars and up another 30% so far this year? >> you know, there's still 17% up side to our $2300 price target we've spelled out a $3,000 price target on 2022 numbers when you look at the sum of the parts across six of its businesses so if you look at the up side between 17% and 50% up side from current levels, we still think there's a lot of room. yes, he's late but the party is early and we think it's underpinned by ebidta growth that's going to be north of 20% margins can go from 6%, 7% and potentially double and you still have high teen growth they put up almost the same growth as google and they're twice the growth rate of google it's pretty amazing what they're doing at their size and scope. we are still bullish and again, we don't believe that inves

brendon batson, laurie cunningham and cyrille regis all played for west bromwich albion, where they helpedere to see the statue being unveiled... tell us more about those men and why they are being honoured. the statue is called the celebration statue and it isa is called the celebration statue and it is a celebration of the iconic footballers from the 1970s and 1980s who were pioneers, they wear black footballers at a time when racism was rife in the game and in society. they had to face awful chants and tolerance, bananas thrown onto the pitch in front of them, but they won the heart is notjust of the west brom fans but of the young football fa ns brom fans but of the young football fans like myself growing up in the 19705 fans like myself growing up in the 1970s and 80s. two of them, cyrille regis and laurie cunningham went on to play for england. brendon batson, the only survivor, who is here today, because sadly royal —— laurie cunningham died very, very young and cyrille regis suddenly died last year. so brendon batson did not play for england, he played for england b, but he will be

joining us now to talk about that pick and more is jason ware, partner and cio at albion financial group saying that right now doesn't make you look like you're brilliant, except for you came up with this before we heard results from lowe's. lowe's out with results this morning. that stock, last time i looked at it, was almost down by 10%. you made this call ahead of that what did you see between these two that made you think home depot is the one you're going to be sticking with >> this has been going on for some time, if you look at the difference between home depo and lowe's and across all operating statistics we look at, whether it's return on invested capital, operating margins, sales per square foot -- you name it, home depot is a better operator, they're more efficient, and they've got a handle on both their supply chain and inventory management in a way that lowe's has been envious of for some time one of the other things that home depot really has going for it above lowe's is they have a pretty superior geographical footprint with their stores. they expanded earlier in this mark

the diver is seeking $75,000 in damages, trial date set for october 22, the albion rural court in la. obama, in miami yesterday and she met with young women part of an afterschool program and leadership group at the center. the former first lady talked to the girls about women empowerment, skills for success, and overall well- being.>> you want to start out with a good foundation on all fronts. on your health, on your emotional well-being, and how you care for yourself.>> mrs. obama was in miami as part of her nationwide book tour, stopping at schools and youth centers along the way. >>> a dramatic week for the a's, how about that no-hitter on tuesday? last night, had to go to extras and they beat indians in a walkoff 12 inning homerun. tied up at 2-2, ramon about to unload here, a bomb off neil ramirez, it was not coming back, fourth of the year, oakland leads 3-2, we go to the 12, matt says let's go home. and let's go home a winner. feasting on a slider to left, no doubt, that is gone. your ball game, walkoff solo shot in the 12, wins it for the a's, 3-4 the final over the visiting

joining us is tech investor and apple shareholder jason ware, a partner and chief investment officer at albionne-by-line issue with this, but also, of course, the guidance they gave what do you think as a shareholder? >> yeah, it was a strong quarter and it wasn't just the beat on the print, which was, you know, a low bar going into the quarter. it was the comprehensive nature of the beat. and if you look at it from profit and revenue in the segments of revenue and services beat, services margin beat and then the nice capital returns program. and then, of course, the guidance as you mentioned was just kind of the chef's kiss to the corner, and i think it's gotten investors excited again about apple. the stock's been doing fine, so i don't think there's been a lack of excitement it's certainly rallied this year, but i think the quarter was certainly better than feared. >> concerns about china kind of out of the way at this point or not? >> you know, the jury's still out there. certainly, things are getting better in the guidance that they gave or the warning they gave on china earlier this year

a statue of laurie cunningham, cyrille regis and brendon batson who all played for west browmich albion time a club regularly fielded black players, and brendon batson says the statue should come to symbolise the ongoing fight against prejudice. very often we do have a little giggle about sporting statues, but that's a great one. you've got your latest interview for us?|j that's a great one. you've got your latest interview for us? i have, folks, that's all you need to know, i'm not going to read this stuff! we're doing this stuff about change the game, a few weeks out from the women's world cup in france and. brea kfast women's world cup in france and. breakfast will be there, and exciting time in women's sport at the moment. among those players hoping to make an impact at the tournament is england's toni duggan. the barcelona forward missed out on a champions league winners medal at the weekend when her side were beaten by lyon but she's looking forward to putting women's football centre stage this summer. as part of the bbc‘s change the game season, i went to spain to meet her. actua

gary lineker praised the club, tweeting: and brighton and hove albion, the club man city beat 4—1 yesterdayup position: because that will be important, won't it? it is interesting about what we were talking about yesterday, whether liverpool had a failed season or not, finishing second. and your view is? i don't think it is, they have the champions league still to come, and the other thing is 97 points would have been enough to win the premier league in all but the last two seasons, so it has been a great season for them and they have pushed manchester city all they have pushed manchester city all the way. and if you are waking up as a liverpool supporter you might feel a liverpool supporter you might feel a bit disappointed. disappointed, yes, but also... ican a bit disappointed. disappointed, yes, but also... i can imagine the tweets coming in. no-one is happy with second place, but you have still had a good season. it could win brilliantly if you win a sixth european crown. shall we go to where they definitely will have been happy this evening? holly is at the etihad. good morning to you

thousands of people have taken to the streets of albion into mending the resignation of prime minister 80 rama in the capital tirana protesters besieged drama's office throwing molotov cocktails at the building the opposition accuses the prime minister of manipulating election results 2 years ago and alleges his party has links to organized crime. 16 survivors of a shipwreck in the mediterranean have arrived in tunisia they were trying to reach europe aboard a boat that departed from libya but dozens died when the vessel went down in international waters on friday. south africa's governing african national congress has secured a 6th straight term in power but its share of the vote fell to 57 percent its lowest level since the end of white minority rule 25 years ago the drop reflects anger at corruption scandals and continuing racial inequalities. police in the cuban capital have vanna have stopped an unauthorized march by gay rights activists more than $100.00 protesters joined the event marching 8 blocks on one of the city's main thoroughfares. at least 3 activists were arrested when