ink most people want to be fa, but fair acr the board etti one grp over ano. sonk we e try to find we have great people.t debate. we have immigtion attorney that has been very forward with ideas,ha forward thiin and incorporates a lot of that thought process that maybe there is a way to mitigate this, not just on the daca recipients, but also other children who may be but also looking at some of the quotas afavisa lottery program, chain migration, we need changes. host: when it comes to the daca recipients, what tld c debatecept,er about the threshold? guest: there is debate,ecatm myd some others, we do not want a special process just for those recipients. if we are going to look at children who may be victims, where we give them an opportunity to be part of the legal immigration process with valuation, i think then there is something there that people can buy into, saying we are not putting one group over another, victimizing one group over anothende enhancing legal immigratst: how do they sh mark meadows, how much is he willing to give in and does he share y

i know for many people who might not be fa my opinion wrar with this building —— familiar, they mightn who has died but in terms of glasgow and the history of british architecture, this is a terrible bereavement. this building was part of glasgow's soul, you couldn't live in the city and not realise that this was the visual expression of scottish creativity at its peak. and to see it devastated once was horrendous, but to see it assaulted by the flames a second time, is literally gut wrenching. tell us a bit, if you can about why it is so important? well, the building is important because it was constructed the first phase completed at the end of the 19th century, 18999 at a time when victorian architecture was very conservative. this was a building that threw convention the wind, it broke all the rules and the people at the time who saw this new art school appearing on the skype line of glasgow were bewildered. when they looked at the grid like facade of windows that were the studio windows on one side, they couldn't understand how an architect could conceive of an imening imagine th

second thing is an on going series of adjustments ourto infructure a to prepare ourselves for all elec be fa you know, as you hea ourpls, are for the most part with a few excio very cold. it would be an enormous capital undertaking that we've started tations into our existing g facilities. that process i mentioned in 2019 that wela to buy pilot b uses and we have already identda charging methodology, a location inthat pssfacil moving so by 23 clearly we hope to be in a position wh less successful.f these are we will continue to movown e line relying on batteries rather than engines. nkmah just one question, before i ask my directors theyave any uestqns, do we have anyiesel vehicleservi if s or is everything we have now a diesel hybrid? >> i'm sorry? >> chairman brinkman: do we have any diesel buses in service that are just diesel, not diese hybrid? >> yeah. we have -- at the point w wil have them a the wil all be gone by the end of 2018. >> crman bnkman: by t en f2018. okay. >> there are between 60 and 70 left in the fleet. that is we have for a number of reasons not relatedo t own the tirem

being that fa ns and making quite a noise. e reason is 2016, the euros and the violence there with russian fans and another reason is the politics, the political atmosphere between the uk and russia at the moment is terrible and russia at the moment is terrible and some fans have been worried about wearing their colours ahead of the match. today they have started to appearand we the match. today they have started to appear and we are expecting at least 2000 in the stadium tonight, not a normal sized england crowd by any means, possibly one of the smallest ever at a game of this sort, but i think they will make some noise. a couple of arrest for drunkenness, but on the mood, —— on the whole the mood has been good? minor incidents. the only one we have heard about. even when the tunisian fans were lighting their flares and doing things that normally do not happen on the streets of russian city, the police we re streets of russian city, the police were just streets of russian city, the police werejust going in streets of russian c

trump: the united states will not be a migrant camp, and it will not be a refugee-holdini fa. won't be. a you lowhat is happening in europe, you look at what is happening in other places. we can't allow that to happen in the united states, not on my watch. nick: in a series of tweets that will place further strain on the transatlantic alliance, donald trump has taken aim at angela merkel's germany, claiming the influx of immigrants has caused political stability and a spike in crime. the last claim is false. the german crime rate is at its lowest in 30 years. critics of the president claimed he was trying to distract attention from what is happening in these detention centers this one a converted walmart near the mexican border. he has also been accused of using detained children as bargaining chips to get congressionafunding from democrats for the border wall. >> the zero-tolerance policy means zero humanity, and it kes zero sense. nick: these are some of the most searing images of the trump presidency so far, proof to some that he is protecting american borders, proof to othe

the focus today are being choir and was looking at the fa cts being choir and was looking at the factsayout both before and after the renovations. dr barbara lane, a fire safety engineer went into depth about this state put policy. she said the concrete walls in the block of flats, both inside and outside were relied upon to contain a tower block fire. this allowed firefighters to deal with fires inside the tower block, rather than the outside. she said fire engines were not suitable to deal with fires within tower blocks. she said the design of this building resulted in the loss of this staple policy, which she said, was the only safety condition provided to protect its residents. she went into detail about the works and renovations that took place, saying certain fire doors did not comply with new fire safety regulations, especially when it came to one next to then shoots and stairwells. she also said the one on lifts didn't comply with new safety fire regulations. this afternoon, dr barbara lane will go on to talk about the cladding which he said in her report was substantially to b

they both said to themselves if we don't lose it will be ok. the fae ok. the fans that paid decent money to watch a decent game and they did not get one. shades of germany versus austria in the 1982 world cup when they conspire to make at the drop. it didn't matter anyway because with australia losing to peru both these teams were going through. the teams have got a bit of talent and i just wa nted have got a bit of talent and i just wanted to see a little bit more from either side. shooting from 30 yards, because that's what he was limited to. can we forget this one pretty sharpish please? both teams professing to the last 16 and mumbled to do much better now they have reached the knockout stages. —— and both teams will hope to do much better. australia lost to peru. australia where facing an uphill task and needed a french favour. but they had to beat this peruvian outfits. after the two groups these defeats the south american world cup hopes were already over but they did not want to leave russia empty—handed. fans we re to leave russia empty—hande

. >> hundreds of people from disney will be in fa regard read. an effort to extend bar hours in california may be on the rocks following a show of opposition in sacramento. mothers against drunk driving and other opponents rallied against the measure that would extend last call to 4k a.m. it would give california's seven largest cities including san francisco and oakland the option to extend hours. opponents say it's too dangerous. >> you already might have two or three drinks and then you're going to have another one or two if you stay another two hours. so you're more drunk and more drowsy, and it's earlier in the day and it makes everything more dangerous. >> those who are for the bill say it would be a big win for the restaurant and entertainment industry. >>> coming up next, the seven things you need to know as you start your day. >> amazon's home voice assistant is moving into hotel rooms. and now about to become a and now about to become a student's best fri you know doc how can i get whiter, brighter teeth. and the dentist really has to sa

three really good goals, they would give to be first, there was a fantastic would give to be first, there was a fa be first, there was a fantastic volley. then the captain luka modric cold one in. after the third argentina were at sixes and sevens. they subbed off sergio aguero. he did not touch the ball for 21 minutes at the end of the first half. i do not know what is going on with argentina. it hints at greater undress behind the scenes. they now had to beat nigeria in their final match and hope that iceland slipup in their remaining two matches. even then it is out of their hands. we saw diego maradona, he was in tears in the stands there. it will need another hand of god and then some if argentina are going to reach the knockout stage. so technically they still have a chance to make it to be last 16, but france beat peru and are moving on to the last 16. they are through, the french. they have not looked good. they squeaked past australia, they just got past peru. psu's star striker. it was a flicked goal. you feel sorry for peru, at their first world cup in 36 years and it is over after a co

toat dome will be over us mo73 arr degrees overnight toni, mostly clear and it will be a warm one.an ning forec fasla ha outdoors you're fine when it comes to dry weather, it will be very hot, the sun will be very strong and we' start baking quickly. by 8:00 a.m., we're half at 90 degree mark boy noon, if you're out by the pool, lots of sun or screen, 95 f the high temperature tomorrow afternoon, when it comes to the heat index it will be most noticeable in about m afternoon tomorrow. so this is where at least our model thinks we'll srt to see some triple digits readings with hier humidity, feeling like 100 toe 101 here i district. sunday, same thing, i wouldn't be surprised, becau this is kind of a building cumulative thing this heat and bmidity. if at leasy sunday we got a heat advisory for the area,s becomes tolerable. uv index very high, the sun vert there it will be easy to burn ic quy. accu-weather seven-day forecast, 97 sunday, 97 monday, again, it's just bright sunshine to go along with it. 93 tuesday, independence day, not as slowly cooler if you can call that cooler, chance for thundersto

this whole area is going to be a magnet for not only fa ns is going to be a magnet for not only fansthe kremlin, but one man holds all the power. hosting the world cup has long been an ambition of president putin's, but it has been costly. some estimates say between 35 and $50 billion have been spent so far. the big unknown is that whether that expense has been worth the soft power and influence it could gain him. everywhere you look in moscow there is an orthodox church, but this one dwarfs them all. the cathedral of christ the saviour. it may look old, it was consecrated less tha n may look old, it was consecrated less than 20 years ago. 10,000 people can worship here at anyone time. and they also looked familiar because it's place where the feminist pop group performed their protest song. this park is one—of—a—kind. beloved by muscovites, it's a green airways is in the heart of a big, bustling city. named after the soviet writer maxim gorky, it's a place where you come to watch people play and literally smell the flowers. must go's and expensive city, but so many things are free h

golf of the england training base to maximise their privacy and our security so this will be a embarrassment to the faon sunday it should be enough to see them through. that is england, the world cup of course continues, results in the last hour, france beating peru which means they are through and through go home. australia and denmark drew a day earlier also in group c. the big match this evening lean on message's argentina versus croatia. time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich. temperatures took a temporary tumble, 20—21d just about covered it, but it's only temporary as we head through the next few days and into next week temperatures could touch 30 degrees. going through this evening and night still a cool and fresh feel. late sunshine to enjoy and once the sun goes down those temperatures will start to tumble. green shading spreading across the temperature chart even in our big towns and cities we will get down to single digit temperatures but died in the countryside may be as low as three orfour degrees. in the countryside may be as low as three or four degrees. chilly start if you are

it is all happening at the end ofjune, and there will be two performances, in fa ct. there will be twoby the diplomatic corp of the vatican. then we will see the huge people mass, the feast of st peter, in the square. they have not had the closest of relationships, but in recent yea rs, closest of relationships, but in recent years, the vatican has been building bridges. the fact we have been invited speaks volumes of the roman catholics wanting to reach out to us and wanting to return the invitation, delighted with what we have been asked to do. the choir will perform on wednesday the 27th and friday the 29th ofjune. bbc news, hereford. the first time since the reformation. amazing. since the reformation! extraordinary. here's nick with a look at this morning's weather. did not expect much sunshine. good morning. for some of us, work yesterday, especially in scotland, more dry today. not completely dry everywhere. a bit of rain across western parts of the uk. you may catch a showjust about western parts of the uk. you may catch a show just about anywhere. the satellite picture. —— sho

football fans because not only do you get to see the best players in the world, it is like the fa cup used to beere the minnows have got as much chance, and it has a lwa ys got as much chance, and it has always been, we go into the world cup and it is either going to be brazil or germany or argentina, and so brazil or germany or argentina, and so far argentina and portugal and germany are out, so it becomes much more exciting and much more interesting. yes, ronaldo is out. yes, he was looking dejected but stern jawed as always. and leo messi, these are two of the most iconic and brilliant players in the world. it is one of those things. bring on harry kane, i save the you will be watching the next england game? yes, i do watch the end and games. i was going to bring in some gingerbread men from my local baker because they have harry kane gingerbread men. this is a picture of france. that is right. the 19—year—old for france who scored the second goal and he knocked out argentina. amazing. thank you both very much. that's it for the papers this hour. nigel nelson and jo phillips will be back at 1

that will be through the brexit dividend, the fa ct through the brexit dividend, the fact that we areounts of money every year to the ee you once we leave the eu, and we asa the ee you once we leave the eu, and we as a country will be contributing a bit more. those last few words could affect your paycheque. the idaa could affect your paycheque. the idea that there is a brexit dividend is pure fiction. it's a pure mattar of arithmetic. thara is pure fiction. it's a pure mattar of arithmetic. there will be no axtra of arithmetic. there will be no extra money in four yaars' tima bacausa extra money in four yaars' tima because of tha extra money in four yaars' tima because of the financial arrangement wa'va because of the financial arrangement we've come to with the european union. labour says it would put even more money into the nhs while the shadow chancellorjohn mcdonald said the government was relying on a magic money forest. patients are not going to see their care reddit the improved overnight. some critics are even arguing this financial boost is still not enough. the prime minis

be scrapped. the efl were consulted before this decision was made by the fa but in the end they decided they did not in the winter break so clubs in the efl three decisions will not be affected. the premier league chairman richard scudamore insists clubs won't take advantage of the time off to play lucrative friendlies. they will not be allowed to do that. they will not be allowed to do that. they will not be allowed to do that. they will be restricted. there is a fine line. they have to stay training because they cannot stop training because they cannot stop training and come back in two weeks but there will be conditions around what they can do. they will not be commercially exploiting playing matches. matt lawton is still with me. this has been a topic ever since sven goran eriksson brought this up in 2003. do you think this will have an effect for future england teams?m isa effect for future england teams?m is a winter break without it being a winter break. players do need a rest. i guess it is a fortnight for each club where they have an opportunity to give players a chance to recover from any

expecting a comfortable win, they hope it will bea comfortable win, they hope it will be a comfortable win, but the panama faomfortable win, but the panama fans i have spoken to in nizhny novgorod say they are prepared to give it a day to go, they aren't ready to go home just yet, their first world cup and they won't want to go home yet. you always get involved in the cities where the teams play, some of the odd, quirky bits of knowledge we have heard. the rumours are the metro in nizhny novgorod is haunted and also the first tank was made there. quite an interesting place? curious. they are two new facts to me andi curious. they are two new facts to me and i have lived in this country for a long time. nobody normally comes to nizhny novgorod and here they are finding out weird things about the city even i didn't know. we will get our researchers getting more quirky facts for you through the morning. sarah, thanks very much! the things that you learn. more from sarah later on! it's emerged that some sewage companies in the uk are regularly dumping untreated human waste into the country's rivers. an investiga

. >> obviously. [ laughter ] >> seth: not to be confuond with the fa >> jon hamm -- >> seth: yeah. >>guy. >> seth: yeah. >> and i'll be hawkguy. >> seth: that's great. i think your scenes will be the best -- >> yeah. >> in that film. st it's just like i said, don't know where the buzted. [ laughter ] so humbled by it. >> seth: so humbled by the buzz. >> but we'll see what happens. >> seth: you shot in a wanta which re you are from. >> my hometown, yeah. atlanta, georgia. >> seth: so how was that? was it ne to be back home? >> it's awesome. i do -- i love going back home. it's, you know, stirs up a lot of old memories, old jobs and . school and stu s h: where were -- what was young ed helms doing for jobs? >> well, i worked -- i was a lifeguard. >> seth: all right. >> at a pool. >> seth: oh, that's where they do it. [ laughter ] >> right well, it's funny. when you say you were a lifeguard, people are like, vehoa, that's impressive." i was not impres >> seth: okay. >> i was a lifeguard at a city pool. the most i did, likeost heroic thing i did was stopped children from peeing in the poo

fa. should the onus be on the player to request treatment — is that the way it should be?having sat on the bench for more years than i care to remember, you cannot always see everything that happens and even on their camera that you saw on the television, i think it was difficult to see that sergio ramos did what he did to the goalkeeper. the referee went to the goalkeeper and it looked to me that he told him what happened and he did not stop the game. it is ha rd and he did not stop the game. it is hard for the medics. at half—time, the medics would go to every player and ask if they were 0k. the medics would go to every player and ask if they were ok. that is the normal routine. what happened in the dressing room, none of us can say. the other thing is, concussion can develop over time. it does not necessarily happen in a few minutes. it works in rugby, a player gets hit, they are all desperate to stay on the pitch but there are people spotting to say you have taken a knock to the head and you need an assessment, why can that not happen in football? i think it should. i

be faked. who would have thought? i do not think i can even find my. the fa ct not think i can even find my.are high enough quality to lift off the internet... fact they are high enough quality to lift off the internet. .. sold on ebay for £6, and with free delivery! what is interesting is it is tapping into, anecdotally, the niece of a friend of mine spent three years studying for a law degree, they rushed to put her picture on facebook, and she was more satisfied by the number of likes for the picture than the three years of study or the graduation ceremony itself. that is creating a business in itself. telling the selfie generation, a bunch of students, not to put their picture on facebook is asking for the world. this is perhaps a bit of a disincentive, but being ripped off might stop it.|j would ask them not to pout so much in selfies as well. the other thing is employers even asking you for certificates, i do not think i have ever been asked! me either. a lot more checking goes on these days. they should be more concerned about some of the social media posts than your degree. you would

. >> reporter: he is going to be watching fa raid, too, isn't he? yes. >> reporter: thank you, guys. appreciate it. this celebration means a lot to a lot of warriors fans.down broadway here, have a look, they are doing setup on the barricades as we are getting set for a million or so warriors fans to pack the streets of downtown along this parade route, it is going to be something special. keep in mind that today it's just going to be a parade. it is not going to be a rally. following the parade. but, organizers are promises that this will be an interactive celebration today and that fan also have a chance to get up close with their favorite players, play, dream on and all the rest. let me ask this young man right here, how are you doing? >> good, how are you. >> reporter: good. good. who are you most looking forward to seeing today? >> all of them really. >> reporter: you don't have a favorite. if had you to pick? >> katy, probably. >> reporter: have you been to any of these. >> my third one. >> reporter: do you have any idea -- how old are you? >>

a new york state judge ruled the president can be deposed in a fa lhty former contestant that claimsesident denied. trump's personal accusations in that denial is that what she wants to sue, accusing him of defaming her and other women's motives for speaking out. watch this. >> it is not hard to find a small handfeople willing to make false smears for personal fame, who knows, maybe for financial reasons, political purposes. not a single shred of evidence. >> that final claim is being put to the test after the judge ruled last month that she could begin to gather evidence on ten women's allegations of misconduct against president trump. lawyers from both sides issued demands for documents for discovery by july 13th. meanwhile, trump's lawyers are appealing that decision to have the president deposed. >>> lawyers for imprisoned governor rod blagojevich have asked for clemency, days after the president expressed interesting in pardoning him, former celebrity apprentice on convictions for seeking favors foray pointing a u.s. senator and fund-raising shake downs, the president called the

i know roberta spent some time on this -- think this scinatingto be a fas discussion. one ofhereat discussions is from david who is the bureau chief for the wall street journal, born and raised in mexico from american parents. he compares what it was like growing up as a mexican born american living in mexico and how it is now raising his own children. how much mexico has changed, at least mexico city to be able to raise his children is proud mexicans even though they have americ and british heritage and how much easier it is today. i think that is a pending the suppression -- discussion. going to make a huge difference. identity is going to make a huge difference over time. we are seeing it with younger mexicans. our first speaker said this as well. younger xicansave grown up -th this notion of the council of global affairs did some polling to look at how americans see mexico. they broke it out the ages. what is very clear is that younger americans are much more comfortable with mexico as they are with immigration more they grew up also with mexico being part of their

> the family that we follow today will be some of the first to reap the ffitsberom th is so when the families leave, this port of entry, and head to a detention faiap.ications. they will not be separated. >>> two days of rain in texas touched off flash flood and turned communities into swamps. courtney zabowski has the story. >> the streets of harllington, texas look like rivers as heavy thunderstorms pounded at 200 mile stretch of southeast texas. >> when i woke up. i heard all the thunder and the rain and lightning and everything. >> too much rain in a short amount of time, left, parts of the city drenched. like this intersection that lead to people's homes. some residents were stuck inside their homes. others kept out. >> my vehicle hasn't left. i haven't left from here, so. i haven't left from here, so. >> national weather se i was wondering if an electric toothbrush really cleans better than a manual. and my hygienist says it does but they're not all the same. who knew? i had no idea. so she said, look for one that's shaped like a dental tool with a round brush head. go pro with oral-b. oral-b's rounded brush head surrounds each tooth to ge

and it will not be a refugee holding fa holding facility. they've got to go through the process and maybe it's politically correct. or maybe it's not. >> we saw the pictures. heard the cries and he said you had to do it. but then today he said anyone with a heart would say don't do it. as he defended the policy, his advisers, supporters, went to the air waves to defend taking the children away and in some crass ways. >> i read today about a 10-year-old girl with down syndrome taken from her mother and put in a cage. >> if you come across our border without permission, you are an invader. no other word. >> you know what it sounds like? exactly the same as sometimes i go to a gym where they have a day care and some kids cry when they leave them. >> excemept they get to come ba a half an hour later. they have said the policy is inhumane, erosion of american values. something that needs to stop immediately. a number of christian heed lead also turned on the president. he pulled a 180. ening the policy with the stroesk a pen, policy he said he co

finland close, coastline because of the privacy and security it offered so this may be the source of some embarrassment to the fag for the last 16 of the world cup and confidence is running high. these situations happen. it can be unsettling for the group and this is when it is put to the test. soi this is when it is put to the test. so i hope it won't unsettle them. i'm sure it won't, because they look like a good strong group. and whoever is elected on sunday, if england are successful again, southgate will have to change his style of celebration. hello. 0ur weather is getting warmer on thursday. the uk's top temperature was 21.3dc in hampshire, but for a time next week the hotspots could well be getting near 30 celsius. not everyone will get that hot but it will be widely into the low to mid—20s. we will quite quickly lose the of air which has been coming in from the north—west as high pressure builds in right across the uk, and with plenty of sunshine, those temperatures are going to be building day building day on day. that said, for friday morning, for early rises, there will bea morning, for early rises,

world cup starts on thursday but to be across the bbc on thursday but to be across the bbc on radio tv and online. to liverpool fays be king cally but he now has another title. sarah kelly after he was knighted in the queens birthday honours list. in recognition of his services to football, charity and the city of liverpool. 1986 was a famous year for kenny, his truly was a trophy laden career. 29 major title as a player, 1a as a manager, so 29 major title as a player, 1a as a manager, so how did he find out the news of his knighthood? there was a letter and i went and opened it, it was brown and i thought it was a tax bill. perhaps it is where he's most fondly thought of but before he arrived in 1977, was his home and there were titles aplenty in glasgow as well. as a player for the scottish national team, his record of 102 caps still stands today. gayle it's the great reflection on every pa rt gayle it's the great reflection on every part of your life the way they set you up on the morals and ethics and the way that they did and you will want your own family through the football family as well. and i've been fo

what assurances did the prime minister give you that you would be welcome in ethiopia? he demanded in fahat i shouldn't go back to england as fast... i met him the very evening i met him he was leaving. the verschuren the gives you is personal. —— the assurance. we wa nted you is personal. —— the assurance. we wanted to give him assurance based on law and institutions. the goodwill of our prime minister is one thing but you don't know the person in the security service's intentions. what did he want you to stay in ethiopia to do? join a political party, join the government? talk to particular government? talk to particular government groups close to him and affiliated with him. those groups that came from abroad as well. he saidi that came from abroad as well. he said i should take my time and discuss. he's having a big consultation publicly, isn't he, appealing to all operation groups to return and take part in the political process —— opposition groups. the elections are in 2020, will you stand and in what capacity? in my case i'm a british national and ethiopian law doesn't allow any.

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i would be very happy, in fa ct i through. ver the further enquiry that is necessary.” think it is worth remembering as well, my mother and my aunts, who made the complaint to the police in 1988 of the two troublemakers, referred to explicitly in police notes and reported again within that report yesterday. thank you both very much for talking to us and we wish you well. thank you. thank you. breaking news, greg hands has been appointed minister of a in the department... i beg your pardon, thatis department... i beg your pardon, that is not the information i want to bring you. greg hands, the conservative mp for chelsea and fulham has stepped down and resigned over the heathrow row. he hasjust treated, as the government will be whipping the vote on monday, this means i will be resigning from the government. it has been an honour to serve the prime minister and her predecessor for the last seven years andi predecessor for the last seven years and i wish the prime minister and the government every continuing success. you can see

as england's players took on the media at darts today, fa ns took on the media at darts today, fans will be jordan pickford carries his form from the hockey onto the page. this relationship between the team and press hasn't always been this good. brilliant! yes! it was on this day in 96 that we saw this memorable celebration in england's history following headlines about that team's drinking culture. from water bottles still water sprinklers, the players and press that sold an overzealous groundsman today as striker marcus rashford returned to training. part of a new england world cup build—up involves one of garrett's southgate the media attempted to get his starting 11 what's with this new system he favours it does mean key positions are still up for grabs. 0ne favours it does mean key positions are still up for grabs. one man with more than a fighting chance of playing is raheem sterling, the manchester city star performance in the last world cup is one of the only points in an abject campaign. after a standout season being with england again has given the 23—year—old a chance for refrac

premier league has confirmed there will be a two—week mid—season break every february, starting in the 2019—20 season. the football association has agreed to move the fae staggered across two weekends to accommodate broadcasters — with five matches rather than the normal ten being played on both weekends. he's lost more than eight stone in preparation. boxer tyson fury launches his comeback tomorrow, after an absence of over two and a half years and well publicised battles with drugs and depression. fury will be fighting the albanian sefer seferi and insists he's not nervous , but that it's been a "rollercoaster of a few yea rs". andy swiss reports. tyson fury! the weigh—in after the waiting. in manchester today, tyson fury, fighting fit once more after a lay—off in which his only battles had been outside the ring. from the highs of his 2015 world title, fury‘s life unravelled. drink, drugs and depression. his weight ballooned, his titles disappeared. after losing some eight stone, he says he's now back from very brink. there was moments there when i thought i'd never, ever box again. i had mental health problems, depression. i'd been heavy hitting th

it should be all calm, with that time between matches, gareth southgate's dislocated shoulder, and we'll get onto the leaked team sheet, but the fahis investigation after the offensive behaviour after what seems to be some of their fans around that tunisia game. a video emerged in the aftermath of that game, allegedly emanating from a volgograd bar. that was the host city of that match. it was of a small number of england supporters making a fancy chance, idlib salutes and anti—semitic wording. —— nazi salutes. the fa released a statement from a spokesperson today strongly condemning the actions of the people in these videos, describing it as disgraceful conduct that doesn't represent the values of the majority of england supporters supporting the tea m of england supporters supporting the team in russia. they also said they and the uk police are investigating. of course, the in russia, orfans can be identified by fan id, needed to enter the country, so they will be hoping to get to the bottom of it and identify these individuals, and ensure they're not repeats. there may be many more fans coming to the tournament if england prog

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panama came into this world cup with pretty realistic hopes, to be honest, and into this match, most faecting at the very best, a draw with england, some perhaps in their wildest dreams are hoping they would take three points. nevertheless, it was not to be. soon after kick—off, the heavens opened here in panama city and after that the goals started pouring in. panama we re the goals started pouring in. panama were 5—0 down by half time but there was something for them to hold onto. the country's first world cup goal scored by their oldest player. a moment really to savour for all of those fans who had been up since before daybreak. panama out but certainly not down. the headlines on bbc news. england fans celebrate after the lions make it through to the knock out stages of the world cup in russia thanks to a record—breaking win over panama. new measures aimed at halving the number of obese children in england by 2030 have been announced by the government. polls have closed in the turkish presidential election, and local media is reporting president erdogan is in the lead after over hal

be taken. it's called the fa's heat management history and according to mike davison, football medicine expert,and at 1pm belgium take on tunisia — that's in england's group. then, at apm, it's south korea versus mexico. and later, germany really need to win against sweden if they're to stay in this world cup. boverage on bbc one and bbc radio 5 live. well, we'll be at england's training in the next hour, so more on that later. elsewhere, lewis hamilton was quickest in both of yesterday's practice sessions for the first formula 1 race to be held in france for ten years. it was a pretty dramatic day at the paul ricard circuit. the first session had to be cut short when marcus ericsson crashed. fortunately, he escaped that fire unharmed. qualifying starts later today. there are just nine days until the start of wimbledon and we still don't know if andy murray will be there. he says he'll play at eastbourne this week and then make his decision. one man who will be there is the 3—time champion novak djokovic, and he's into the semifinals at queen's, beating adrian mannarino in straightt sets. —— be

it will be staggered over ten weeks. the break means the fat that stage of the competition like this one between tottenham and rochdale last season which was played in horrendous weather conditions. it is hoped they were matches will take place during the worst weather and england players should still have some gas left in the tanks for summer world cup and european championships. while the men's world cup is imminent in russia, the women's team are playing in a world cup qualifier. they are 2—1 up against russia in moscow. nikita parris scored the first goal and jill scott the second. england need to avoid defeat in this match to go top of their grip. the lionesses thrashed russia 6—0 at home in september. another women's football story. casey stoney will leave her role as assistant coach to phil neville to become the new manager of manchester united winning. they will be part of the new wsl championship next season and she has agreed to be their first boss. max verstappen has picked lewis hamilton in the formula 1 grand prix. the dutchman wa

seemingly not believing the brexit he campaigned for is going to be delivered, he also the treasury the heart of remain. the faart of remain. the fact of the matter is, people around the cabinet table did campaign and you believe in very different things when it comes to brexit. that's just a fact. some campaigned very passionately. theresa may kind of sat in the middle. the fact is, this was always going to happen because you've not got the person that actually believes in this. it would have made much more sense to actually have people around the table he blew all believe in it. at least you would have got something coherent. not different... the friction we have seen from the likes of borisjohnson, friction we have seen from the likes of boris johnson, michael gove friction we have seen from the likes of borisjohnson, michael gove and lots of other brexiteers is going to continue. by the david davis again was another example. why should remainers not be around a table? 48% of the country voted to remain stuck with this is 48% of the country voted to remain. this is something that does feed have got a hold o

to be very clear, only 2% of the fa ulyts that come to the united states illegally actually go through actually had t notice to appear, finished up with the notice of removal and actually leave the country. so the family units at are coming here. 98% of them end up somewhere in the ountry, most of them illegally because they never actually leave after they're give the responsibility for an order of removal. >> your congressional fix here and let's get to the 20-day conundrum. the trump administration's asking for relief from the courts. ey're probably not going to get it because the obama administration asked for the very same relief. they didn't get it either. you want todefund it. how is that going to make the matter easier to deal with? if you don't fund the flores not ement essentially, allow any money to go to it, how is that going to help the situation? confused. >> so let me give you three different options. one is to y we don'tund it, push it back to the court and say we don't give theanexecutiv the ability to be able to operate this, and we want to go to the court and be resol

a famous victory for mexico and their fa ns famous victory for mexico and their fans will be partyinge in moscow this evening. as for germany you'll be foolish to write them off, it's a slow start and they have got sweden next. they'll have to wake up, as this lot they would be doing much sleeping tonight. they certainly won't. the mexicans have been singing and dancing even before that match, they are going to really enjoy themselves in moscow this evening as alex was saying they are, sweden and south korea the other two teams actually in that group, they play tomorrow. group ewe in that group, they play tomorrow. group e we will see all the teens today here on sunday, i did earlier. this match was played in samarra, serbia against costa rica. not much in this one it was decided by a brilliant free kick from aleksandar kolarov. these two teams have never played each other before today. only a world cup could bring such nations together in this way. and what a stage from which to play. in the same group as brazil and switzerland, surely taking your chances have never been more importa

being used in many different ways. every time i play, it is in a different format. at tottenham, they have problems with it in the fasn't the best. but hopefully, the system they are using here can be smooth and everything can go well. obviously, it's good for the game if we get the right decisions because so much is riding oi'i decisions because so much is riding on the decisions. so the better the decisions we get, the better because there is so much riding on it and it's unfair for a nation to be knocked out on the wrong decision. tomorrow morning, england will train at 11.15 local time, 9.15 tomorrow morning, england will train at 11.15 localtime, 9.15 in tomorrow morning, england will train at 11.15 local time, 9.15 in the uk. 15 minutes of that session will be open to us, the rest will be behind closed doors. training is fully closed doors. training is fully closed on saturday and on sunday they like to volgograd for that first match on monday evening against tunisia. the waiting is almost over. david 0rnstein, our correspondent at repino with the england team, the first of our daily updates, and long may they

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so this may well be the source of some embarrassment to the fa. idence is running high. these situations happen. it can be unsettling for the group. this is when it's put to the test. so, i hope it won't unsettle them. i'm sure it won't, because they look like a good, strong group. and whoever‘s selected on sunday, if england are successful again, southgate will have to change his style of celebration. dan roan, bbc news, repino. well, this is turning into a world cup upsets. some of the big nations are now in perilous positions. one other result today saw denmark drawing with australia. as for tomorrow, we will get a chance to assess the strength brazil again, and iceland will look to take full advantage of argentina's difficulties. make or break for many teams now. a case of start winning start packing to go home. thanks very much again, the latest at the world cup in moscow. from lulu to annie lennox, from the proclaimers to simple minds, scottish rock and pop musicians have more than made their mark in the world, and a new show at the national

it'll be staggered over two weeks, with ten teams sitting out the first weekend and ten the following weekend. the break means the faetween tottenham and rochdale last season which was played in horrendous conditions. it's hoped fewer matches will take place during the worst weather and england players will still have some gas left in the tank for summer world cups and european championships. talking of the world cup. england captain harry kane will go to russia with a bumper new six year contract at his club spurs. kane has been spurs' leading scorer in the premier league era and scored 41 goals in all competitions for them last season. the new deal is likely to warn off any potential suitors around europe. england's women are top of their world cup qualifying group after beating russia 3—1 in moscow. manchester city's nikitta parris opened the scoring for england, heading—in herfifth goal in five world cup qualifiers.

the break means the fa cup fifth round will move to midweek and there won't be replays at that stage of the competition, like this one between tottenham and rochdale last season which was played in horrendous conditions. it's hoped fewer matches will take place during the worst weather and england players will still have some gas left in the tank for summer world cups and european championships. talking of the world cup. england captain harry kane will go to russia with a bumper new six year contract at his club spurs. kane has been spurs‘ leading scorer in the premier league era and scored 41 goals in all competitions for them last season. the new deal is likely to warn off any potential suitors around europe. england's women are top of their world cup qualifying group after beating russia 3—1 in moscow. manchester city's nikitta parris opened the scoring for england, heading—in herfifth goal in five world cup qualifiers. city team—mate jill scott scored the other two on her return from injury, this one the best of her finishes. the victory leaves phil neville‘s team two points clea