it would be good to people in amsterdam.ith certain attractions like this, beer bike. so from 2018, the tourist tax will go up by 1% in the tourist tax will go up by 1% in the city and down by 1% on the outskirts. nothing wrong with that, it's just that i think the value—added in terms of employment and revenues and benefits for the people in amsterdam is bigger in the upper segment than in the budget segment. amsterdam is one of the few cities in the world where you can buy sex and drugs on the high street and to many of the 17 million people who come here every year, that's a big draw. but some of the locals feel as though their home is now being overrun by a domestic visitors who are coming in search of these cheap thrills and causing more trouble than they‘ re cheap thrills and causing more trouble than they're worth. from they also behave in a way they won't do at home, they shout during the night, they drink too much they throw garbage in the water and on the streets, it's just annoying for residents. but some amsterda

simonjack, bbc news, amsterdam.ssaulted by police after refusing to give officers a blood sample from one of her patients. alex wubbels declined the request, because the police didn't have a warrant or the patient‘s consent. the city's mayor has now apologised, saying it was completely unacceptable. the bbc‘s tim allman has more. the university of utah hospital in salt lake city. a nurse, alex wubbels, is talking to police officers. they want a sample of blood from one of her patients, the driver of a lorry that was involved in a crash, and is now in a coma. he can't give consent and please don't —— the police don't have a warrant, so the nurse says they can't have a sample. ijust trying to do what i am supposed to do. that is all. in the end, one of the officers, named by local media as detectivejeff payne, has had enough. i'm done. you're under arrested. he takes a hold of the nurse and takes into custody. screaming visibly upset, she is taken outside and put in handcuffs were arrested, she believes, visibly doing

simonjack, bbc news, amsterdam.latest world cup qualifying matches this evening. scotland were convincing 3—0 winners away to lithuania, with james mcarthur getting their third. while in malta, england took a while to get the measure of the 190th ranked side in the world, but eventually ran out a—0 winners, as natalie pirks reports from the capital valetta. samar may be over at home but the last drops of sunshine can still be found, if you are willing to travel. gareth southgate's focus has been on his players understanding what it means to play for their country, but identity has never been an issue for england fans, who hoped to night for a vintage performance in the heat. the fans have reason to be confident. malta the whipping boys of the group, with six games played, six games lost. anything less than a convincing win for england would leave difficult questions for gareth southgate. the match was a sell—out. the maltese were here to enjoy themselves, and withjordaan henderson handed the captains armband, englan

simonjack, bbc news, amsterdam.cardinal cormac murphy o'connor has passed away. the leader of the roman catholic church in england and wales for nearly a decade, he was created a cardinal by popejohn paul the second. our religious affairs correspondent looks back at his life. ..may also keep us faithful to our lord jesus christ forever. cardinal cormac murphy—o'connor served as the head of the roman catholic church in england and wales from 2000 until 2009. he was a man of great faith and of great fun. he had an infectious laugh, and just loved to be cheerful and to encourage people around him. and it's that very, very positive attitude to life, which he saw as a gift of god, and to the challenges that we all face. his theological acumen was recognised early and he served as rector of the english college in rome before becoming bishop of arundel and brighton. and it was in sussex that he faced his greatest public challenge. god of power and mercy... a local priest, michael hill, had been accused of child sexual abus

amsterdam, home of the world's old est amsterdam, home of the world's oldest stock exchange, mountingpart of the continent. after the brexit outcome, we see companies moving to amsterdam, especially the more tech savvy companies, which need a european passport. the passport means companies in the uk can service customers in europe. that may not be possible after the uk leads, which is why this company is setting up shop in amsterdam. europe represents about half of our business in 2017. so as there is no clarity, yet, of course, on the outcome of the negotiations, we need to be able to be prepared for multiple different outcomes. hence we choose amsterdam. so what awaits those looking for a new european home? so welcome. thank you. hard to pronounce but easier to afford. the cost of living and working in amsterdam is half that of london. nice view of the canals. you can cycle to work or even fly back to the uk in under an hour. now, you may be thinking who cares if a few bankers leave the uk? well, apart from thejob bankers leave the uk? well, apart from the job than the tax revenue t

and manchester city striker sergio aguero confirms he's broken a rib in an amsterdam car accident.

these on display at the award winning artist and advertising manager eric castles he's based in amsterdam. when you're dark and dirty. somewhere inside you. yeah you also of find the inspiration to fight against something or to look for something very subversive. castle's earns his livelihood through advertising and create his art through the occidental a tireless collector of photographs it's the flawed image that ignites his interest from its collection of fifteen thousand discarded photo albums he cure rate series that tell the extraordinary back stories to seemingly ordinary lives. take a real fun dyke a trigger happy woman with a lifelong passion for fun fair game it's. a snap shot for every hit. castle's assembled the photos into a series later acquired by a museum. he gave the proceeds to his now ninety year old subject who threw a party at her retirement home. and which ones are also people that are that have a sort of naivety and they are a kind of willing to make mistakes and that is something that i find very inspiring and very funny. another series presents a husband's rather

a daily lives this is something that interests artist and advertising manager eric kessel's from amsterdam has just curated a new series on floors discarded five times what fascinates him here are the imperfections he doesn't feel life doesn't have to be pretty and perfect he feels that will tell a story. bungled and botched out of focus and overexposed who would think of putting photographs like these on display at the award winning artist and advertising manager eric castles is based in amsterdam. when you're dark and dirty and somewhere inside you. you also of find the inspiration to fight against something or to look for something very subversive. castle's earns his livelihood through advertising and creative art through the accidental a tireless collector of photographs it's the flawed image that ignites his interest from his collection of fifteen thousand discarded photo albums he cure rate series that tell the extraordinary back stories to seemingly ordinary life. take a real fun day a trigger happy woman with a lifelong passion for fun fair game and. a snapshot for every hit. castl

after he was injured any car crash in amsterdam, manchester city striker sergio aguero insists he is he has said he has broken a rep and it hurts but after seeing the club doctors he could be back sooner than expected. his manager pep guardiola had a press conference before having a chance to speak to aguero who was over in amsterdam watching a conference —— concert. in terms of aguero, he was clearly in holland, yes, it was his day off but it was iipm in holland, yes, it was his day off but it was ”pm when he had the accident. is that a problem for you? no. purely because he was on a day off? it is a off. have you spoken to him. no, not yet. iwas preparing the training and doing other things. but i know he is ok. he is ok, that is the most important thing. he will recover as soon is the most important thing. he will recover as soon as is the most important thing. he will recover as soon as possible. england's cricketers have ended their longest summer by making short work of the west indies in theirfinal one day international. an unbeaten century from jonny bairstow helped them to a

and manchester city striker sergio aguero confirms he's broken a rib in an amsterdam car accident. hello and welcome to bbc world news. the us health secretary tom price has been forced to resign after dragging the white house into another scandal — this time over the use of private jets. mr price promised to repay more than $50,000 after it was revealed he took private charter flights instead of going commercial. in the last few hours the president accepted his resignation after a wave of criticism. the bbc‘s laura bicker is in washington — she gave me the details. donald trump pledged his support is that he would come to washington to drain the swamp, to end politics as usual. here we are, his own health secretary is seen swanning around on private planes when the official government business should always be done on commercial planes. so when it comes to how he is going to persuade his supporters that he is the man in charge, that he is going to continue to rail against the elite and he can sort out his own cabinet, he needs to have shown that his own health secretary is followi

i've had a bunch of pancakes, i have never done this, was this in amsterdam? the cat museum?e ponza boot, which is a cat boat and it's basically an animal shelter on a boat. i spent about three minutes there, thought, "what am i doing with my time?" and then i went about the rest of my life. but, yeah, if you notice, there's cats up for adoption and some of them just hang out there. that's a -- seamus. >> seth: seamus? >> it's says, "don't stroke me, i might scratch you," which is classic seamus. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah, that doesn't sound like a way to get adopted. i feel like seamus should be putting out a different vibe. >> i have a feeling that seamus is like, the bouncer of the cat boat. but then, there's also, a cat museum. like, i go abroad and i don't go to -- i didn't go to the van gogh museum. >> seth: yeah. there are long lines. you don't have time for that. >> who has time for that? >> seth: you can walk right into the cat museum. [ light laughter ] >> no kidding. yeah, and there's like, paintings of cats. and museums have paintings of cats, but they have paint

because i think a lot of people would think it's a smoky club, in amsterdam, or something like that.ing to normalize cannabis use and to be open about it is really important. it does normalise it. it does gradually change minds and society. we are not asking people to suddenly go, "alright, we accept it now." we are saying, like, listen to what we have to say, we're not the demon people they might have once thought we were. the thing about spending time with rob, greg and the guys down at the meal, was what they were doing in that environment feels quite normal in that setting, but what you have to remember is, what they were doing was actually illegal. and frankly, they could have all been arrested for doing just that. and that is the question, when you're asking, should weed, cannabis — call it what you want — be illegal? the chances of the guys down there getting arrested today were probably quite slim but, had they done that in a country with much stricter drug laws, they probably would be. somewhere like sweden, which has got some of the toughest drug laws in europe, arguably th

really in favor of this that she also think that it's not a good idea to move the new headquarter to amsterdam and that also no jobs should be a victim off this joint venture all right daniel of course financial markets including european markets are looking to the u.s. today investors await the conclusion of the u.s. federal reserve meeting for clues as to whether a third interest rate hike is on the cards for this year. economists say the federal reserve is unlikely to announce a rate hike today it could instead begin to unwind its massive four point five trillion dollars bond portfolio those assets were purchased by the during the financial crisis as a stimulus solid job growth in a stronger economy have recently pushed the board in the opposite direction it has already raised interest rates twice this year we conflation remains a concern the fed is expected to raise rates again in december global investors are also awaiting the news out of washington the booming u.s. market in the weaker yen are positive signs for japanese exporters in particular japan's nikkei exchange finished tuesday on

summer's world cup with a 3—1 win over bulgaria former chelsea star arjen robben scored their second in amsterdam to go their way though if they are to make it to russia. they're third in group a but are three points behind sweden who beat belarus 4—0. france play luxembourg tonight. rory mcilroy says he is waiting for the season to end after missing the cut at the dell technologies championship in boston, the world numberfour championship in boston, the world number four has not won a tournament in 2017. he had a second round to forget with four bogeys and a double bogey, making 7a. he says his play has been sloppy, jon rahm of spain is top of the leaderboard at the halfway stage. england's lee slattery has thrown away a two—stroke lead to come second in the czech masters. slattery was the overnight leader but dropped shots on four holes. he finished on 11—under—par and was overta ken by south africa's haydn porteous who ended the tournament on 13 under. little bradley lowery was the six—year—old football fan whose battle against a rare form of cancer touched everyone's hearts. this afternoon mo

the company will be operating from amsterdam.s still opposition from the unions and thyssenkrup‘s side. both companies will have the chance to look at each other‘s books and to ta ke look at each other‘s books and to take the decision forward. talk us through why it makes sense for these companies to get together, and does it mean more stability for those who work for tata in europe who were concerned about their job work for tata in europe who were concerned about theirjob not long ago? they have been struggling with their steel operations in europe. tata was thinking about selling out its business completely. they announced that almost two years ago but then decided to look at other options and consolidate their business. the biggest reason is overca pacity business. the biggest reason is overcapacity in europe. chinese steel imports, cheaper compared to steel imports, cheaper compared to steel manufacturers, that has flooded the european market. that has had a huge impact on the sales of these two companies. in a way it was ne

after he was injured in a car crash in amsterdam, manchester city striker sergio aguero insists he'so to four weeks. he's tweeted a picture from his home to say he's broken a rib and it hurts. but after seeing club doctors today aguero, who missed training this morning because of the incident involving a taxi, could be back sooner than expected. his manager pep guardiola held a press conference before having a chance to speak to aguero who was in the netherlands to watch a concert. birmingham has received official backing from the government to be the uk's candidate city for the 2022 commonwealth games. but their bid could face opposition from canada, australia and malaysia. our sports editor dan roan has more. local children are enjoying the alexandra stadium. this could play host to some of the world's best athletes. the bid to bring the commonwealth games here receiving government backing. we have never hosted a multisport event here before. we've hosted world championships of lots of individual sports like badminton, gymnastics, but this is our time to show the world we can bring

. >> they find this photo of a 30-room mansion near amsterdam, where their father grew up along withhen they uncover the horrifying facts that their father had kept from them. in 1940, bernard is 26 and serving in the british army after graduating from cambridge university. in april that year, hitler invades norway and denmark. bernard fears the nazis will soon head west into holland, where his parents are still living. >> he sent a few cables back to holland, saying, "please come to england." >> bernard's sister, lily, takes refuge in italy with her italian husband, but their parents refuse to leave. >> my grandfather was rather stubborn, and he had built a beautiful home full of wonderful things. he didn't just want to up and leave it and run. >> the german armies then swept over holland. >> in may 1940, the nazis cross the border into holland. as part of their conquest, they begin targeting jewish art collectors, including grandpa fritz. >> this is the last nazi inventory, room by room, of my grandparents' home in holland. >> oh, my goodness! >> so this lists everything. >> so i s

a millionaire is in amsterdam this is where europe's super rich meet. their becoming richer and richer and more numerous than. the rest of the population envious of. rightfully so there's a wealth of myths out there about being rich money doesn't make you happy. germany is ignorant about wealth to be honest. the unequal distribution of wealth causes problems that's well known scientists have now discovered the rich as a group to be studying. a trillion euros one thousand and twelve zeros that's how much the world's rich spend every year on luxury items such as a rump of fifteen thousand euros with diamond buttons. what's the point of this superfluous luxury because the diamonds are now based on the diamonds and the. home and the people yes it's very special. this wealth seeing what you can buy in the world is a sight to behold for you to develop the sparkle yeah i like both also have pearls there's just yes something about it it's it looks beautiful. academics haven't really looked much. the topic of wealth to date for more than thirty years social scie

. >>> and he apparently fell through an open trapdoor on a stage in amsterdam. you sigh the fall right there. >> it happened while he was playing a rip playing the song "now that we're dead." a couple of roadies helped him up. he even joked about it. >> yes, i'm okay. my ego, not so much. >> i think his ego's going to be okay. the fan ts didn't seem to mind. and the show, as usual went on. >> i was never a metallica fan. i was in a room when they were rehearsing and it blew me away, and i finally got it. i understood what it's all about. >> all right, we have a fan. and you said you have the music taste of a 12 year old girl. see, are agree involving. >> and a 45-year-old man. >> coming up, the escalating situation in north korea, hear how kim jong un responded after the usa said he's begging for war. >>> and the mission to rescue people trapped 17 stories high, next on "world news now." >>> "world news now" weather, brought to you by liberator medical supply. one laugh, and hello so i tried always discreet. i didn't think protection this thin could work. but th

livers in amsterdam, i said, i got a question, i've never had before, is god in cyberspace, what should have i have answered and, tom, in faith tradition we have concept of the almighty, he rewards good. he sure isn't in cyberspace, which is full of pornography, cheating, gambling and now we know fake news. [laughter] >> but he said fortunately we have a post biblical of god, god manifest itself by how we behave. if we want god to be in cyberspace, we have to bring him there by how we behave here. only we can bring god into cyberspace. well, as i thought about that, i put in the paperback edition of my book sat there for 20 years and no one saw it. i started writing the book and i asked my question again. why are you requesting that question? and answer became clear to me, for two reasons, the first happened just last year. i think 2016 was the year when we started living 51% of our lives in cyberspace. that's where we went to get a news, buy a book, buy a car, meet with our friends, find a date, find a spouse, we are now living in the developed world at least 51% of our lives in cybers

still to come on the travel show: from amsterdam to vietnam, our travel guru fields your questions.sion to tackle some of japan‘s most daunting dishes. mmm... very crunchy and very, very fishy. kampai. the travel show, your essential guide, wherever you‘re heading. welcome to the slice of the show that tackles your questions about getting the best out of travel. coming up, advice on a christmas escape, and why banks in argentina are coming back into fashion. first, at the end of a summer which has seen long passport queues across europe, i can bring you details of what awaits visitors from outside the eu who don‘t currently need visas. the electronic travel information and authorisation system, or etias for short, will require prospective visitors to fill in an online form, similar to the us scheme, and pay 5 euros to apply. there‘s no date yet for implementation, but the eu has promised there will be an initial six—month spell when the etias will be optional. of course we‘ll keep you posted on the travel show. here is a question e—mailed to the travel show... for christmas 2017, i

was on the program at the concern about how in amsterdam. while preparing this complex work song has a listen to any other recordings she wants to find her own interpretation. authenticity is our greatest concern. one jet is a very problematic because for every cello player even one one when when it was written that i am all. for this piece so when no one wanted to play because they found it too difficult not the they can go to difficult musically. or not not clear and saw since was creating the middle of nineteenth century in this country at the was in the mind of stone for the channel and i think it's really the moment for her to play and to record this piece. after a busy season so takes a holiday in the mountains while their partner in christophe mina organizes the menu in festival and a stud the cellist tries to relax reflect and recharge their batteries. so she played about one hundred ten one hundred twenty concerts last season with another one hundred or one twenty days traveling. sometimes even though i had of course there were rehe

spain and portugal and england and france and other places as well even in places like norway and amsterdam and the dutch had them as well so they had these societies just like everyplace else in the world and a day where persons already enslaved in africa and the first ones that fit into the slave trade. did they know what was going on? some of them themselves had been taken as slaves and fell into bad circumstances themselves, so they were witnessed that most people didn't know the extent of the brutality and that's what we believe. it is a brutal institution no matter where you find it. the desires for their lives are denied by control of their bodies, labor capacity, it's not there is any more, so it is brutal wherever you find it. >> all 13 colonies in the u.s.? >> guest: all of them have slaves. other parts in the u.s. at the time that didn't belong to what became the united states whether we look at the french colonies and louisiana for example was a colony in florida or texas or new mexico all those places had slaves. so when the europeans first arrived, the first people they coloni

ubs is looking at frankfurt, amsterdam, and madrid.ome at the eggs it if the market suddenly changes its behavior, its expectations on the future interest rates. low, now, volatility is taylor: can change . taylor: thank you. sebastian, you know the telegraph. >> i do. tom: roger with us this morning. wonderful to have you. how are we going to make a success of rigs it? -- brexit? >> what we have to do is stick to our guns and not give into the eu. out, we have to make as many free trade agreements as we can. for a low need to aim tax economy and look at our regulations. distraction from the debate with europe. minister mayme need to do to coalesce the conservatives within london and the united kingdom? >> this is the dramatic development of the last few months. she is in a weak position. when she made her lancaster house speech and said were coming out of the customs union and single market, that gave clarity. at the moment, it is all up in the air. we don't know if she will survive. she probably will, but i think she has to make it c

bert out of amsterdam. you the ecb parse interest rate decision when it is an out that 12:45 p.m. u.k. time, 1:45 on the continent. mario draghi's press conference follows later and we will broadcast that in its entirety. you can stream that on tv . wordt to get the first news from bloomberg. for that, we go to sebastian salek. sebastian: president trump sided with democrats on adding a three-month extension. the agreement goes against the arguments of fellow republicans. the plan, which paul ryan earlier called unworkable, provides funds to keep the government running until mid-december. stanley fischer has resigned, citing personal reasons, and will step down in mid-october. presidentointed by obama in 2014, to a term that would have ended next june. trump may reshape leadership of the central banks in her than expected. the president is now unlikely to nominate gary cohn at the new fed chair. theresa may's flagship brexit legislation will be debated for the first time today, giving opponents of the o

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guardiola's men were without striker sergio aguero, who sustained rib injuries in a car crash in amsterdambruyne against his former club in the second half was enough to fend off the champions. unbeaten manchester united put four past the struggling we have to options, complain about what happened or try, even with the players we have. and that is what we did. isaid players we have. and that is what we did. i said yesterday and today to the players that we came here to try to winds, doesn't matter what happened, we know how difficult it is, we know how complicated it is. it is my first time as a manager that i was able to winds here. unbeaten manchester united put four past the struggling crystal palace at old trafford. juan mata scoring their first goal within 3 minutes. maroune fellaini then netted twice before romelu lukaku got a late fourth — his 11th goal in 10 games. so the defeat leaves palace firmly rooted at the bottom of the table, winless and goalless in the league after 7 games. spurs are up to third after a 4—0 win over huddersfield. harry kane scored two goals, taking his tal

christina arion is a senior researcher at the institute for information law at the university of amsterdam and here's what she had to say on the way that the law works at the moment the european union has a very advanced legal framework on data protection and for you also should consider that in today's personal data is really the essence of almost all economic activity that we need such protections to be robust and in place and. that in the european union data protection is a fundamental right is an extremely modern approach and has i think is the right answer to the challenges of the future of this personal data i think the law in it's safe is of course under strain it's a phony issue to try to protect personal data in practice one of the issues is that personal data is not glued to one single place in the verge but to travel all around divert almost said to speed of light and the law cannot easily follow this is also vital european union. has made a new law to general data protection regulation this law will enter into force next year and made and it tries something new it tries to turn

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include tata steel is expected to be in full swing by the end of twenty eighteen and will be based in amsterdam while the companies say the operation will employ nearly forty eight thousand people the deal will also lead to at least four thousand job cuts and with just four days until the german federal election that news could hurt certain parties the most recent poll shows chancellor angela merkel in a comfortable lead with her party at thirty six percent but her party's main competition the social democratic party is more at risk these include plants in six of the twenty two districts where the s.p.d. performed well in two thousand and thirteen so for voters deciding now it was a potential job cuts could make them change their minds and on monday sake mark gabriel who serves as vice chancellor of the social democrats met with employee representatives however support for the s.p.d. has declined since the beginning of the year. so even if it doesn't win the most seats it wouldn't only be because of that the syncrude. well let's talk more about the deal what encouraged it the first place will s

in favor of this that she also think that this is not a good idea to move the new headquarter to amsterdam and that also no jobs should be a victim off this joint venture all right daniel of course financial markets including european markets are looking to the u.s. today investors away the conclusion of the u.s. federal reserve meeting for clues as to whether a third interest rate hike is on the cards for this year. economists say the federal reserve is unlikely to announce a rate hike today it could instead begin to unwind its massive four point five trillion dollars bond portfolio those assets were purchased by the fed during the financial crisis as a stimulus solid job growth in a stronger economy have recently pushed the board in the opposite direction it has already raised interest rates twice this year we conflation remains a concern the fed is expected to raise rates again in december global investors are also awaiting the news out of washington the booming u.s. market in the weaker yen or positive signs for japanese exporters in particular japan's nikkei exchange finished tuesday

here in amsterdam zoo a contemporary museum called micro was created to make microbes visible. bacteria first appeared three point five billion years ago making them one of the very first forms of life on earth they're also among the most basic consisting of a single cell without a nucleus with a few d.n.a. molecules floating around inside. invisible to the naked eye bacteria exist in all shapes round rod shaped more with filaments. since their advent and they have multiplied to colonize the entire surface of the globe they are present on the most every day of objects. bacteria are everywhere absolutely everywhere. they form a world of their own and now we're finally beginning to understand the complexity of this world. was always off to believe microbiome. you can never look the same way as yourself as before you are part of nature and you are not just this individual but you are full of other organisms which make us do what we can do and this is the start of a new thinking of a new era and. so generation after generation the essential bacteria are transmitted to the bug throu

aguero was involved in a car crash last night in amsterdam, where he had been watching a concert on his taxi returning to the airport and broke a rib in the accident. he has returned to manchester today. he's out of the match tomorrow and may miss the international break with argentina. here's the city manager. in terms of aguero, he was clearly in holland. yes, it was his day off, but it was 11 o'clock in holland when he had the accident. is that a problem for you? no. purely because he was on a day off? day off. have you spoken to him? not yet. i will visit this morning. i think i will speak this afternoon with him. i know he is ok. that is the most important thing. he has to recover as soofi as important thing. he has to recover as soon as possible. the bbc‘s simon stone, pricing and stars out of pep guardiola —— prising answers out of guardiola. these are the weekend fixtures. the day kicks off at huddersfield. spurs go to huddersfield, who are newly promoted. west ham are in the bottom three. slaven bilic is under pressure. there are three matches on sunday as well. newcastle again

you can solve the migrant crisis also murat's professor of european studies at the university of amsterdamthank you for your thoughts this hour you're welcome. i'm brazilian man has been fooling the media for three years pretending to be a united nations for targer for the goal of france to santiago picks up the story for us. the author of these pictures boast an inviolable list of clients including major news outlets like the b.b.c. wall street journal al-jazeera and or cervelli but wait a minute those are just inverted images by another war zone photographer anyone who knows how to use google reverse image search could have sort of this out but unfortunately no one bothered to check and that's exactly how for many years eduardo martens managed to pull off pretending to be a un photographer who traveled to syria iraq gaza and many other hotspots the man who actually took these photos was quite shocked the worst thing about it was the way changed my captions kind of like reframing the story and the stories of the people a photograph a few years for you know to like. me is well you know it'

pep guardiola's said will be without sergio aguero, who broke a rib in a car accident in amsterdam yesterdayi would like to play with sergio but we can't. we do the same we would have done with him. we will overcome the situation. there are five games in the scottish premiership. celtic host hibernian. aberdeen are at home to stjohnstone. in the women's superleague, man city have just kicked off against arsenal, still goalless. chelsea travel to sunderland and bristol city host yeovil town. finally, sunderland and bristol city host yeoviltown. finally, ospreys hooker scott baldwin should have been playing in his side's to 14 match against the cheaters yesterday but he was wounded by a lion. on a trip to south africa, he was wounded at a game park and needed a couple of stitches. according to his coach, he should the average couple of weeks, who, afterwards, called him rather stupid. he has had plenty of warning, pretty stupid, pretty lucky, nothing to do with where we were. we have been told how far back. i don't know what programmes he's been watching, you can park a lion and a head as if i

chances of reaching the world cup with a 3—1 win over bulgaria, arjen robben scored their second in amsterdamhey are third in the group but three points behind sweden who beat belarus 4—0. france are currently playing luxembourg, ed va izey currently playing luxembourg, ed vaizey likens you after half an hour. —— it is 0—0 after half an hour. —— it is 0—0 after half an hour. i'll be back with more later on, back to you. breaking news following north korea's latest test, we have just had a statement from the us defence secretary james mattis on that test. let's have a listen. we have many military options and the president wa nted military options and the president wanted to be briefed on each one. we made clear we have the ability to defend ourselves and our allies, south korea and japan, from any attack. and our commitments among the allies are iron clad. any threat to the united states or its territories including guam or our allies will be met with the massive military response, a response both effective and overwhelming. kim jong—un should take heed of the united nations security council