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stages of. clay this still suffering a wave of. public support special on the totem pole as it would be complete without alex. originally written for a stage play the song about a teenage criminal prove their breakthrough in one nine hundred eighty eight here's the video. clip. live. please click. click. click. click click click. click. click click. click click click. click click click. click. click coming up more exciting stories about the tornadoes and on this topic sports special. back in two thousand and nine actress. in front. in the video for the song. who first came up with the idea for the collaboration. it wasn't mine it was probably only because i'm a shop i've been dreaming of singing a duet some day for many many years. but that's hard to do because i can so easily tamad but the kitchen. three years earlier in berlin come pino played mack the knife in the three penny opera he was immediately smitten with the voice of a fellow singer on stage. for her part she admits she wasn't the biggest fan of the top hose and as you can well i knew them hold on though is there and is so nice but i wasn't crazy a

news doesn't crowd out the real thing. final stage is always a formality for the man in yellow, a chance alextage is always a formality for the man in yellow, a chance alex forsyth, bbc news doesn't crowd out the real thing. final stage is always a formality for the man in yellow, a chance alex forsyth, bbc zimbabwe's former president robert mugabe has given a surprise final stage is always a formality for the man in yellow, a chance news conference just hours before voters go to the polls, final stage is always a formality for the man in yellow, a chance saying he wouldn't be supporting the man who succeeded him. final stage is always a formality for the man in yellow, a chance can't vote for a zanu—pf. emmerson mnangagwa has lead zimbabwe, and mr mugabe's zanu pf party since last november. zimbabweans vote tomorrow, in the first elections since mr mugabe was ousted from power. has been freed after eight months in jail. ahed tamimi had an emotional reunion with family and friends today, after becoming a symbol of resistance against israel, when the footage of her slap went viral. tom bateman

geraint thomas remains on course for victory in the tour de france with three stages remaining the former manchester united manager alex ferguson has publicy thanked those who helped him recover from a brain haemmorage in may. and adil rashid takes aim at former england captain michael vaughan after he criticised the leg spinners inclusion for the first test against india starting next week in birmingham hello and welcome to the programme where it was a trouble—free day in the peloton for the tour de france leader geraint thomas as arnaud demare won a largely flat 18th stage on thursday. thomas still leads overall — and only friday's mountain pass and saturday's time trial stand between him and a maiden grand tour title. tom fordyce reports. after two days in the high mountains of the pyrenees, a chance for geraint thomas and his yellowjersey rivals to sit safely in the pellet on and let the sprinters fight it out. frenchman arnaud demare held off his compatriot on the baking hot streets, thomas coming home safely to maintain his near a two—minute advantage. the respite will be brief, on friday it race returns to the m

stages. a bittersweet moment alex danson, a 200 and she scored england's goal, making it 115 in all for her and't play the team without your team—mates can't score goals without passing the ball and without another 15 people so i'm very grateful that this is for every player i've ever played with and every volunteer that has got me to this point. football clu bs has got me to this point. football clubs in england have to weeks to get all the summer shopping done. the transfer window is closing earlier. he has forked out a world record fee. just one of all players brought in. so does spending more mean more pressure? we improved our position for us. what it means for the league, you will see, but the pressure coming from outside, i don't care about that. we want to play the best football we can play and make ourfans happy, that is it. 0ther and make ourfans happy, that is it. other people say, i don't care. the football world cup may be over but the debate about what was the best goal of russia 2018 is now over as well. frances white back. and why not. what a goal it was against argentina. winni

geraint thomas remains on course for victory in the tour de france with three stages remaining the former manchester united manager alexain haemmorage in may. and adil rashid takes aim at former england captain michael vaughan after he criticised the leg spinners inclusion for the first test against india starting next week in birmingham hello and welcome to the programme where it was a trouble—free day in the peloton for the tour de france leader geraint thomas as arnaud demare won a largely flat 18th stage on thursday. thomas still leads overall — and only friday's mountain pass and saturday's time trial stand between him and a maiden grand tour title. tom fordyce reports. after two days in the high mountains of the pyrenees, a chance for geraint thomas and his yellowjersey rivals

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. >> right now what we have is alex denner on stage with this afternoon session of the best ideas partf delivering alpha. denner is the founder of surissa capital. as you might imagine his picks are more health care oriented. first up when he is talking about on stage is bio jen, making the case that it is a leader in neuro science. they have a best in class multiple sclerosis franchise. he himself is on the board of directors at bio gen. those shares something to watch here. we will see if he has anymore more of them later on this particular presentation. for now it is his best idea. shares of united soaring after reporting earnings helping power the transports. phil lebeau spoke with the company's ceo about the results and joins us now with more. >> this is the best day for united shares in almost three years. they beat on the top and bottom line. that was the headline yesterday afternoon. it is the guidance that the company gave for the rest of fiscal year 2018. they raised earnings expectation by 25 cents a share. the company also slightly trimmed its expectation for capacity growt

alex forsyth, bbc news. holly hamilton has all the sport. after 21 stagesgeraint thomas has ridden his name into the history books. he's the first welshman to win the tour de france, beating dutchman tom dumoulin by one minute 51 seconds. let's hear from thomas. he's been speaking to gareth rhys 0wen. it's mental. whenever anybody says it ijust have to pinch myself. it will take a while to sink in. has it sunk in terms of compared to yesterday, you were extremely emotional yesterday? how do you feel now? a bit more smug? maybe a bit more used to it, but yesterday was just raw emotion. just raw emotion, i guess. i never thought about the outcome. it was always about the process and doing small things right and thinking about the climb the next day and the planning, not getting carried away, staying calm and collected. suddenly then realising i had won and i didn't know to react and it all came pouring out. so yeah, it's just insane. there is a feeling doing the rounds that you were planning it all along. i wish i was, froome was the leader but obviously i ha

searing and so one can safely say that the first stage of this rescue mission has been a success now what we mustn't forget is that even though four boys alex and nine are still trapped in the cave and as you can see it is raining right now and it is still a race against time and weather so this daunting mission here in the north of thailand is far from over. our correspondent flowing in initial reporting from thailand that now the second of this and the other stories making news around the walls police in england have begun a murder investigation after the death of a woman exposed to a deadly nerve agent dawn sturgis and her on a charlie brown he may have come into contact with novacek the poison had been used in an attack on a former russian spy in the south western city of seoul spree. the lead is if you're if you're in eritrea have agreed to end decades of conflict and reopen diplomatic ties it was the first meeting between meters of the african neighbors in nearly twenty years if european eritrea began a border war in one thousand nine hundred ninety eight and relations remain tense until now. turkey says ten people have been killed an

alex gulrajani, bbc news. now before they head to glasgow — for the european championships — the country's best triathletes will be in canada for stageon. britain's women have made a promising start to the season with five ranked in the top 16 — more than any other nation — and for non stanford that can only mean good competition. i think at the minute the british women and especially are in a very good place. we are a really good union and consistently top ten athletes now. and it's great that we having just got one or two that is doing that, we've got four or five and we have got women who can't even make the world series start line because we have got too many brits already there. that is great for the sport and it means we keep pushing each other on an increasing the standards hopefully. this weekend, we will be lucky to finish top ten. everybody is absolutely capable of that. most of the girls have podium this year already at the world series. i thinkjodie is the exception but she has been coming back from a long—term injury and seems to be getting better and better every race as well. i'm sure she will get her podium ready at t

stage. here‘s alex forsyth. one by one, the cars pulled up for the showdown.on economic matters and trade with our european neighbours. but among those who will be sitting around this table, there is deep division. shut away in here for more than 12 hours, they will thrash out their views, with no phones allowed. the question is whether they can find middle ground. in westminster, details of what the prime minister‘s proposing have trickled out in recent days. a key part is that the uk would have common rules with the eu for buying and selling goods. that‘s to keep trade flowing, especially across the irish border, but brexiteers have warned that sticking too closely to eu regulation could limit the uk‘s ability to do trade deals with other countries. it does sound, what is it, common rulebook, whatever we are hearing, that does seem to cross the line on two accounts, one you are not making the rules in the own country you are accepting what the eu believes, and the other is the european court ofjustice. so i do believe what has been said is what will actually

schadenfreude this is russia's adversary on the world stage and its leader is completely melting down standing next to me it's not let me go back to alex it is not. donald trump didn't perform as well as he should have i think a lot of it was self-inflicted mark is absolutely right i mean here he is at a summit in helsinki standing next to vladimir putin and he's talking about the electoral college i was in utter shock ok that he said that however the media you know he the trump was triggered and then the media was triggered i mean it was this kind of a mutual decision. destruction ok everybody was triggered and you have to kind of you're putin kind of stepping that connection with what the hell is going on. well i mean i think no matter where trump goes on no matter who he speaks with on an international level it's always going to go back to to this narrative that's i don't think there's anything the media can talk about anymore even wants to talk about whether it's stormy daniels and creepy poor lawyer or russia meddling or or the fact that he's very children away from their their moms and immigration it's no matter what trump does i

alex. >> everybody in that store is fine. we've been seeing them taken to a staginga, checked by paramedics for any sort of injuries. of course many of them will require some psychological treatment, some therapy later on to deal with this. again, the lapd says that they have successfully ended -- oh, there is a news conference now that looks like the mayor of l.a. let's listen in. >> -- also sustained some wound either then or gunfire wound or later on, as he pulled her into his grandmother's car. lapd was able to follow that car using technology with low jack. that car came through hollywood division. he fired at police officers through the back of his car windo window, as i understand, the borderline of hollywood and northeast division. the officers in pursuit were able to follow him to here. then he crashed right next to the trader joe's. it was there where there was exchange of gunfire. the suspect was wounded in his left arm. and he went inside. i regret to inform you there is one fatality that occurred inside, of a woman. we will have details forthcoming. of c

stage? and that is even before we have a discussion with the eu which, of course, in the end, people like alexme for the fact that they have got nowhere near the place which they always suggested we were going to get to. it depends what we say. we made an agreement to cooperate on security and they said no. that is the sort of people we are negotiating with. that is the example you always use. you always end up relying on someone on the right wing of the german coalition. you did it last week. i watched last week's programme and you are doing the same thing. the interior minister didn't say that last week. they don't actually amount to very much. we shouldn't talk about this deal if we don't know all the details yet. we don't. the extent of any rebellion on the conservative right will depend on whether in reality they can do trade deals outside of our relationship with the eu, or there will be real rebellion if they are stymied. let's talk about how brussels might respond to this. do you think it is ultimately a political decision whether or not they move, because we hear... the european union

staging area at the mouth of the cave entrance. let's talk about anything you can confirm. do you know for certain two of those boys have made their way to safety? >> alex, what i can tell you is our producer paul goldman who is closer to the mouth of the cave just reported that two ambulances did just leave the mouth of the cave. i'm standing along the highway just below the mountain range which is the highway that leads to this hospital after a long drive. we're all extremely surprised. there's palpable excitement and relief. this is happening a lot earlier than we thought and it's been such an arduous thing. i've been here for four days, spoken to some of the divers in that team. there's danish divers, finnish, australian, spanish. they're the best of the best. they're the guys that do these caves. they talked about how insanely frightening and difficult it is inside there. currents are strong as the colorado river holds that are as wide as your shoulders, water so black they couldn't even see their own gauges. the fact that two boys are surviving this and coming out and coming out early is extremely exciting. yesterday three of the most famous monks

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as tomorrow's mountain stage will be chris froome's last chance to get back into contention for a fifth title. nick harit, bbc news. former manchester united alexithout the great care of hospital staff after his surgery for a brain haemorrhage back in may. sir alistair spoken holtby for the first time since going home from hospital -- sir time since going home from hospital —— sir alex. he thinks all of his well wishes. hello. just a quick message, first of all to think the medical staff at michael's field, salford royal and alexander hospitals. the people gave me such great care and i would not be sitting here today. so thank you, for me and my family. thank you very much. it has made me feel so humbled. as all the messages i have had from all over the world. wishing me the best. and the good wishes to resonate very, very strongly with me. so thank you for that support you have given me. and lastly, i'll be back later in the season to watch the team. in the meantime, all the best to joe's eight and the players. thank you very much. good to see sir alex looking well again there. i'm sure he will be interested in tonight's football. burnley fans

alex jones out of texas, 30 seconds of video. mentioning george soros. [video clip] >> we knew they were trying to set the stageuse they were throwing their own people under the bus as sacrificial lambs, like al franken. there were evidence of photos of him grabbing a woman's breasts, groping her when she did not want to be groped. but now it is coming up that soros is a funder of those sexual allegations. absolutely huge. soros is a favorite whipping boy of the sanctuary church. service, thein the same hot language toward margaret sanger. she was a racist, hated blacks. soros was a nazi. george soros was 14 years old at the end of world war ii. ight has this up that he was a nazi. but george soros was -- brian: jewish. and hillaryand him clinton are sort of the talk radio villains. it is part of the message. it will be interesting watching the church going forward. number one, will they lose control of the message with some and they areers, tiptoeing a dangerous line. politics and words ic and demons, which they did in the last election with ms. clinton. opera --mel's satanic, oprah is satanic. when you mix th

coming up, stage 19 of the tour de france sends the riders into the mountains as geraint thomas looks to hold on. the halfway point of the formula 1 season. and alexit will be a long day in the saddle for geraint thomas, the team sky rider has a big test in the tour de france as the race test in the tour de france as the ra ce ta kes test in the tour de france as the race takes its final trip into the mountains. he has tightened his grip on the yellow jersey with two minutes over dutchman tom dumoulin. chris froome is third overall. it is the last big showdown in the mountains and it could be one of the most exciting so far. and one race away from the mid—season break for formula 1. who will be top of the class ? formula 1. who will be top of the class? lewis hamilton leads with a 17 point lead over sebastian vettel. hamilton's teammate vallteri bottas is thinking what might have been after finishing second is thinking what might have been afterfinishing second in is thinking what might have been after finishing second in germany. it was not meant to be. there were different things happening in the race. when sebastian vettel went off at the time

alex morales , u.k. government reporter. we want to start in london. start the stages and what we can expect in one hour's time. >> good morning. the first thing we need to talk about is this interview in the sun newspaper. may has wrecked brexit, u.s. deal is off. this is what everybody is talking about, donald dealing another blow to the prime minister. he mentioned that yesterday and he is doing it again. not only is he attacking her on brexit, he said he gave her advice and she did not take it, on how he would handle the situation. he attacked her personally as well. boris johnson left the government this week and president trump said that he would make a great leader. and protesters are saying that they are united against donald trump being here because of his perceived racism, sexism, and the fact that he has a complete disregard for the u.s.'s long-standing allies and international order. alix: this is a women's protest march setting up on the streets of london. trump alex, what does want to get from the working lunch and news conference? >> i do not think he c

with geraint thomas as tomorrow's mountain stage will be chris froome's last chance to get back into contention. the former manchester united manager, sir alexry for a brain haemorrhage in may. sir alex has spoken publicly for the first time since going home from hospital in a video on social media, released by manchester united, and he thanked all his well—wishers. just a quick message first of all to thank the medical staff at macclesfield salford royal and alexander hospitals. those people gave me such great care and i wouldn't be sitting here today. thank you from me and my family. thank you from me and my family. thank you from me and my family. thank you very much. it has made me feel so humble as all the messages i have had from all over the world wishing me the best and the good wishes do resonate very strongly with me. thank you for that support you have given me. lastly, i will be back later in the season to watch the team and in the meantime, all of the team and in the meantime, all of the best to joe ‘s the team and in the meantime, all of the best tojoe ‘s a and the you very much. adil rashid has been picked for england's squad

alex? >> all right. kelly o'donnell, thank you for that. >>> meanwhile, after last week's contentious nato summit, can president trump made gains on the world stage in for more i'm joined i'm joined by admiral james and chief international security and diplomacy analyst that wrote this week's time magazine cover story, why democracy isn't perfect but it will still prevail. admiral, with a welcome to you, i want to say we endorse that optimism. thank you for joining us. >> thanks. >> we heard the president saying he will tell us the goals of the meeting after the meeting. >> yeah. >> confusing. how do you interpret that approach? >> well, i think it's classic donald trump which is to say he doesn't have any goals. he is simply going to put himself at the center of the action, try and create an ora of mystery and do a reveal, but my guess is he has not done the diligence, has not done the study, has not talked to the experts and is really going to fly blind into this meeting without a sing the u.s. official alongside him negotiating with a master negotiator and former kgb colonial, what could go wrong? this is not looking good. >> yeah, that is som

moon, citing info wars, which is alex jones out of texas, 30 seconds of video, this is mentioning george saros. >> there you kuo. we knew they were trying to set the stagethey were even throwing their own people under the bus as sort of sacrificial laps, like al franken. they had photos of him grabbing a woman's breasts and groping her clearly when she didn't want to be groped. but now it is coming out that saros is the funder of these allegations. absolutely huge. tom: george sauros is a favorite whipping boy of the sanctuary church. i sat there in a service. the same hot language toward margaret sanger, that she was a racist and hated blacks. sauros was a neas, and this is archer alt-right thing floating around. george was 14 years old at the end of world war ii. they have pumped this up that he was a neas. brian: he is jewish. tom: yes, and a funder of liberal causes. he and hillary clinton are family talk radio villains if you will. but it is very much a part of their message. it is going to be interesting watching the church going forward. number one, will they lose control of their message with some of their members, or can they -- they are tip-to

alex, tell us more. >> reporter: anna, let's start with saturday's first two round of 16 games. still got six more to go. the departure of lionel messi and christiana ronaldo. germany has crashed out of the staget's interesting. we've had sunny weather and suddenly the heavens have opened in the last 24 hours or so perhaps you could say mirroring all of the misery of fans of messi and ronaldo, two mega stars in the world game. it's fascinating. they will go down as two of the greatest of all time when they hang up their boots for good sometime in the future. no word from them about their futures after the games on saturday. but nonetheless, they have still got this kind of gap in their glittering list of achievements that neither have lifted a world cup with their countries. the sort of players they're compared with earlier like pele and maradona but others haven't. on the same day that we saw a french teenager shine for france, at the other end of their careers, messi and ronaldo disappointing as they crashed out and it shows football is a team game and neither one will have enough to oust france or uroguay. >> alex, what about your picks for today's games? hosts russia take on spain in mosco

stage win of his career in the alps. he is now a minute and 25 seconds ahead of teammate chris froome, in second. the liverpool and england midfielder alex season. he injured his knee during the champions league semi—final with roma in april. that meant he also missed the world cup. liverpool bossjurgen klopp says they knew the injury was bad. they have just waited until now to revealjust how bad it actually is. some more positive news for liverpool. they have agreed a fee of almost £67 million for the brazilian goalkeeper alisson. he currently plays for roma, and if the deal goes through, it will be a world—record fee for a keeper. celtic are through to the second round of the qualifying stages of the champions league. they beat armenian side alashkert 3—0 in the second leg and progress 6—0 on aggregate. plans to sell wembley stadium have been called ridiculous by the former england player gary neville. an offer of £600 million is on the table, and the fa says the sale could transform community facilities. neville was typically forthright with his opinion when he spoke to a group of mps. the fa feel, to fund a grass—roots programme they