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rugby union team are preparing for their opening match of a five—game tour of europe against the barbariansance, scotland and wales being on their agenda, all blacks scrum—half aaron smith believes that the twickenham test against the exhibition side is what they need to focus on — for now. we are we a re really we are really excited. always grateful to be of the country places like this. growing up as a kid, i never thought i would get a jessica noh to a place i guess, but to be up to trip around to different cities and countries is very special. the bodyis and countries is very special. the body is in good shape and coming in really mentally fresh and excited about finishing the year, personally, on a hike of which is a especially playing 30 odd games. so try to finish a positive note is a challenge to me that they are trained to do for this tour anyway. and that is about all we have time for. you can get more on our stories, including mo farah's moved back to london and his split with his coach, all on our website. that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, tulsen tollett, and the rest of the sp

rugby union, the barbarians are forming their first union, the barbarians are forming theirfirst womenyears. this is going to help take the women‘s game to a different level, players from the home nations as well as france and new zealand will play munster in film and park next month. a good win for aljaz bedene at the shanghai masters, he beat the italian in straight sets. he is into the second round but a year after serving a ban, the australian nick kyrgios could be in more trouble. he retired after losing the first set up retired after losing the first set up his match against stevejohnson in an apparent protest at the if? smashed ' " w ' "” w w t'” f: smashed a " w w” ., ., "” f: smashed a couple w w w w ' balls f: smashed a couple ,. ff ., w — balls into f: smashed a couple ,. ff ., 77—— the net. he was heard of balls into the net. he was heard to say he mid quit if you lost to say he would quit if you lost that first tie—break. he did. he walked off to jeers from the crowd thatis walked off to jeers from the crowd that is of the sports for now, much more for you in the next hour

three years ago, those barbarians celebrated in their self-declared capital of raqqa. they raised their black flags across the region as they began to perpetrate their unspeakable violence on innocent civilians. but thanks to the armed forces of the united states of america, those black flags do not fly in raqqa anymore. [applause] v.p. pence: just last week, american and allied forces liberated raqqa, and you guys were part of the historic victory. the great men and women of minot took the fight to isis in the air and on the ground, and i came to say thanks to the team here at minot for a job well done. [applause] v.p. pence: the b-52s of the fifth wing responsible for 700 danger close strikes to support our coalition for freedom in the region. i know all of you know you could not have achieved those missions without the skill and hard work of your maintainers who kept the jets in the air day after day without interruption. so let me take a moment to thank all of you who just returned from that desert mission. the crews and maintainers and the families and loved ones

the barbarians are forming their first women's team.s featured the greatest rugby union players from the men's game through the years but they say this will help take the women's game to a different level. players from each of the home nations as well as france and new zealand will play against munster at thomond park in theirfirst match next month. just to recap, the road to russia is com plete just to recap, the road to russia is complete for europe. but will messi and argentina make it? you can see if they do on the bbc sport website from 1:30am. now time for the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are deborah haynes, defence editor at the times and jessica elgot, political correspondent at the guardian. great to see you both. thanks for coming in. the financial times says that theresa may has risked upsetting both sides of the brexit debate by refusing to say how she would vote in another referendum. there are reports that the nhs pay cap is to be scrapped amid loo

the barbarians are forming their first women's team.red the greatest rugby union players from the men's game through the years but they say this will help take the women's game to a different level. players from each of the home nations as well as france and new zealand will play against munster at thomond park in their first match next month. there was a good win for aljaz bedene at the shanghai masters, he beat the italian paolo lorenzi in straight sets to reach the second round. but a year after serving a ban for showing a lack of effort in shanghai, the australian nick kyrgios could be in more trouble. he retired after losing the first set of his match against stevejohnson in an apparent protest at the officiating. he was heard to say that he would quit if he lost the first set tie break and promptly shook hands and walked off. he didn't respond to the umpire who askedif he didn't respond to the umpire who asked if he was injured. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. chris co

but we're not barbarians like you're saying. and he is essentially saying yes, you. and he is saying it to his own vice president. but what is interesting it's more of that -- you know you were just talking about this a moment ago. about how we can seattle. we can see how he is. in all of his interacts before he was president, when he was running for president, this man is a bully. he pushes people around. he pushes buttons. he says things that he he knows are going to be outlandish, and he does it to his own vice president. he is like a child in the white house poking fun at the vice president while there are serious issues he should be thinking about. >> ben howe, thanks for being with me tonight. >> thank you. >>> still to come, president trump was served a subpoena for any documents from his campaign that relate to allegations of sexual misconduct. what happens next, ahead. >>> and tonight's thing 1, thing 2 starts right after this. test test >>> thing 1 tonight is part of the white house's ongoing messaging efforts, they provide a little service called west wing

breitbart was running a headline earlier today that said be prepared for a ban on the barbarian. you know steve bannon maybe come in coming to coming to get you the do not you but you know that he was he was either going to go against i don't i don't know what this means and i've also heard he's going to go and i want to get on his number one thirty always has done historically which is attack the establishment steve bannon put out an interesting piece in december of twenty fifteen himself. where he attacked paul ryan and the establishment republicans on the on the bus build it basically funded to the fundamental transformation of america under obama the republicans the moderates the majority of the republicans right now are a liar they go on the campaign trail and they spew conservatism that when it comes down to the nitty gritty they do what the special interest that funded their campaigns are instructing them to do you are right about that but steve bannon is not the solution to that just like trump is not the solution to that they talk about this economic nationalism but they

three years ago, those barbarians celebrated in their self-declared capital of raqqa. they raised their black flags across the region as they began to perpetrate their unspeakable violence on innocent civilians. but thanks to the armed forces of the united states of america, those black flags do not fly in raqqa anymore. [applause] v.p. pence: just last week, american and allied forces liberated raqqa, and you guys were part of the historic victory. the great men and women of minot took the fight to isis in the air and on the ground, and i came to say thanks to the team here at minot for a job well done. [applause] v.p. pence: the b-52s of the fifth wing responsible for 700 danger close strikes to support our coalition for freedom in the region. i know all of you know you could not have achieved those missions without the skill and hard work of your maintainers who kept the jets in the air day after day without interruption. so let me take a moment to thank all of you who just returned from that desert mission. the crews and maintainers and the families and loved ones

>> and that's exactly why we have the barbarian octopus beanie. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: okay. [jimmy: i don't quite understand why anyone would -- >> well, now, this is the kind -- sorry. she's my sister. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: this is based on your sister? >> this is based on my sister's head. but that's not the important part. the important part, look at this. look at this. look at this. isn't this fun? [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: i mean, that's not bad. [ applause ] >> look at this. this is great. we look like a couple of criminals. [ laughter ] this is great. we look fun. >> jimmy: i think this really -- yeah, this is fun. this one, i kind of -- i totally understand this one. >> this is cute. it keeps the front of your face warm, which never is warm. [ light laughter ] yeah, this is very good. now, do you want to buy any of these yet? how do you feel? you feel like you love -- >> jimmy: i'm on the fence. i'm on the fence. yeah, i don't know which one i want to buy. >> i totally get that because, you know, that's why i saved the best for last. >> jimmy: okay. >>

the barbarians are to form their first women's team.id this will help to take the women's game to a different level. players from each of the home nations as well as france and new zealand will play against munster in their first match next month. there was a good win for aljaz bedene at the shanghai masters, he beat the italina paolo lorenzi in straight sets to reach the second round. but a year after serving a ban for showing a lack of effort in shanghai, the australian nick kyrgios could be in more trouble. he retired after losing the first set of his match on a tie break against stevejohnson in an apparent protest at the officiating, he claims he had a stomach problem, but didn't indicate that he was unwell and was apparently heard to say that he would quit if he lost the first set. and indeed he did. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. well the leader of the snp has told the government that they would set up the government that they would set upa the government that they would set up a not—for—pro

the barbarians are forming their first women's team. the men's game through the years. players from each of the home nations, as well as france and new zealand, will play against munster at thomond park in their first match next week. that is all the sport for now. you can keep up to date with the goings—on in the world cup qualifiers on the bbc‘s website. thank you. britain's biggest defence contractor, bae systems, says it's cutting almost 2000 jobs. the firm, which makes the eurofighter typhoon, is facing a drop in demand. the majority of proposed redundancies are at the company's two sites in lancashire. around 750 jobs could be lost at the plants in warton and salmesbury. over a thousand job losses are also proposed at other sites across the uk. danjohnson has this report. another typhoon takes to the skies but orders for this plane are running short, so the workers who build it now face uncertainty. job cuts had been rumoured but than others announced today were worse than expected. they'd made it pretty clear that there would be

to sort of use this as recruitment tools and what better recruitment believe it or not for these barbarianso it's about filling a brand and the blind characterizations domesticall domestically. it doesn't have anything to do with our rhetoric, and, yes, they might act out at the end as we get closer to decimating them, but it's really what's happening internally within the house of muslim. most of them people killed are modern muslims. cheryl: it's interesting because other muslim-majority nations like pakistan, egypt, indonesia, even turkey have been attacked just in the past six months. i mean, why aren't these attacks more public? liberals usually put the blame on american culture. they say that terrorist targets target our lack of acceptance and western ideas. is that the case here? >> it's, you know -- it's not publicized because it doesn't fit the narrative of the grievance narrative of the left of the islamist groups in america that want to blame the trump administration, that want to blame the right. and, in fact, our families in syria across the middle east are being attacked by ot

the barbarians are forming their first women's side.ng, welcome to the programmer. good morning, welcome to the programmer. when theresa may became prime minister last year one of the first things she did was order a "race audit". it was meant to be the most ambitious of its kind and its purpose was to establish whether people of different racial backgrounds in this country face discrimination. if so, how much and have their lives been affected by it? today its results are being published and it confirms what many people will say has never been in doubt, yes, there are serious racial divides. amongst some of the audit‘s findings are: black caribbean pupils are being permanently excluded from school three times as often as white british pupils. at key stage two, 71% of chinese primary school pupils met the expected standard for reading, writing and maths, compared with 54% of white british pupils and 13% of white gypsy and roma pupils. white british pupils on free school meals performed the worst at key stage two with 32% reaching the ex

he reads it and says, we're calling him barbarians and you want me to approve this right now, barbarians he always makes us think. julie pace, thank you as well. chris matthews, thank you. >> chris, thank you. >>> up next -- incredible book and timing -- nbc news was first to uncover the extent of paul manafort's money trail. richard engel helped bring the story to light, joins us next on "morning joe." we all want restful sleep. that's why nature's bounty melatonin is made to help you fall asleep faster and stay asleep longer. so you'll be ready for whatever tomorrow brings. because mom's love is unconditional. even at 6am. nature's bounty melatonin. we're all better off healthy. (honking) (beeping) we're on to you, diabetes. time's up, insufficient prenatal care. and administrative paperwork, your days of drowning people are numbered. same goes for you, budget overruns. and rising costs, wipe that smile off your face. we're coming for you too. at optum, we're partnering across the health system to tackle its biggest challenges. what is this? when we love someone, we want to do right by

it shows the activist investor barbarian storming the gate. also asked the mayor of cincinnati about it on twitter he shot back instantly vote blue for p&g and the proxy fight. taylor already creating value, improving the company. peltz will only destroy value. don't be fooled. p&g also paraded celebrity ceos to endorse the company to vote against peltz. there have been countless articles in the cincinnati enquirer suggesting that peltz is threatening local jobs, he will cut costs and move business out of cincinnati. one article suggested that peltz deals have cost 100,000 jobs at other companies. to be clear, peltz is not talking about layoffs here at p&g. in fact, p&g itself has already cut more than 30,000 jobs since back in 2012 when its transformation first began that came in buyouts and other deals. layoffs. many of them here in cincinnati, about 10,000 jobs still in cincinnati for p&g about 10% of the total global work force i just confirmed many of those people do live in the west side of cincinnati as well. one thing peltz would say a

barbarians are forming a winning side. theirfirst match world cup.rst match will be next month. i will be back with a full update in 15 minutes. more than a dozen wildfires raging across california have killed at least ten people — and forced an estimated 20,000 people from their homes. 0ur correspondent richard galpin has the latest. across parts of california huge wildfires have been out of control since the weekend. the flames came up, we came down here and you couldn't even see your hand in front of your face. the fire was coming up over the homes, probably 100—foot flames, spotted on both sides of the street. the flames have notjust been laying waste to the countryside. towns and cities have also been burning. this is santa rosa in northern california, ablaze. people in some areas here were already ordered to leave. all our pictures are gone, everything. everything's gone. we've got a fire pit. it's pretty awful. where homes and shops once stood, now there's little left in parts of santa rosa, napa and nevada city, in the heart of northern calif