it will beina future for britain will be.in a speech in florence at the end of next week. what you think she will say? i think she needs to be more specific about what it is that we want, and we are waiting with bated breath to hear. i think she will possibly change her tone, because wherever you stand in terms of your approach to the vote last year, i think even eurosceptics felt that some of the language that had been used has not been helpful...m we do not get a deal, where going to walk. brexit doesn't matter, that kind of thing. i think it's time she was more businesslike about the nature of the deal, but more conciliatory in the language. we do wa nt to conciliatory in the language. we do want to carry on trading with europe. they are our biggest trading partners. we want a positive relationship with the rest of the continent on many levels. at times, the language hasn't seemed that way. jane, does that language come out the kind of results we've been getting out of the meetings between david davis and michel barnier, b

reproductive mechanism, we can get the oyster to devote that otherwise rereproductive energy into beina robust and meaty oyster. >> so, what that does for us as an industry is, first of all, it gives us an extraordinary oyster. it's 30 to 50% higher meat yield. it grows so fast that those diseases, really, don't have time to kill it. and it doesn't spawn so it's available year round for consumption and for sale. >> ecology and culture often clash when it comes to managing oysters. when you come right down to it, watermen, scientists, and everyone who lives in the chchesapeake bay watershed, all want the same thing, a teeming, healthy, sustainable bay. oyster restoration is one giant step toward that goal. >> "spat" is the title of my film and that's appropriate for my film because ththere certainy isis a spat between the e watern and the scientists onon how we manage oysters.s. the watermen want to fish to earn a livining. the scientists, on the other hand, are very dedicated to bringing back the oysters on the bay. we want to support the watermen, and we want to support aquaculture, an

to beina long and i felt that experience.ecial. but talk about the suspension which you talk about the suspension which you talk about the suspension which you talk about a lot in your book. why do you start taking the substance, which was not banned at the time? after my first grand slam at wimbledon, i was not very healthy for a long period of time. i went to see a children's doctor back in russia that my father took me too. i was still a teenager, he ran some tests a nd was still a teenager, he ran some tests and said i had some abnormalities in my heart and that was one of the supplements that he recommended i take. it was very commonly used in russia, we received certificates that it was completely legal to take for many years and ultimately became illegal for a few first weeks of last year. you get the e—mail in january first weeks of last year. you get the e—mail injanuary 2016 ahead of the e—mail injanuary 2016 ahead of the australian open, which he were competing in. this was an e—mail from the international tennis f

they thought they might beina they hoped.s ago. how easy will it be? it will be herding cats. you have got the christian democrats, staunchly conservative who are worried what they call an open right flank towards the afd hold be looking to close it. on the other hand you have got the green party who will push for liberal positions on issues like refugees. you have got economic liberals who are pro the car industry. falling out with the greens is preprogrammed. we will be talking about what it means for brexit, but she has other things on her mind? look, in britain, we have always assumed that brexit is worth of greater interest. it is down the long list of global and european problems, angela merkel‘s attention will be focussed on her own government. if we have learnt one thing from this election and we have seen thing from this election and we have seen it in other countries, immigration matters? well, that's right. people used to say it's the economy, stupid. now something like 87% of german voters said they thought the ec

the best of shape at that point but thankfully is said to be in that point but thankfully is said to beinanding. another happy ending in cardiff, this was no friendly. it was a big game for wales, they have drawn five and a role in world cup qualifier, heading for another draw against austria, chris coleman, masterstroke, that man be 3g, then woodburn. he is 17. 18 next month. still 17! ben woodburn says it‘s a dream come true. wales really had to beat austria last night to have a realistic chance of qualifying for the world cup next year with less then half an hour to play it was goaless in cardiff, but within a couple of minutes of coming off the bench to make his international debut, the 17 year old had scored the winner. patrick gearey reports. perhaps ben woodburn will wonder if he dreamt it. yesterday evening, within five minutes of becoming a welsh international, he became a welsh hero. this was a match wales really needed to win. this had been a qualification campaign of too many draws. close was no longer good enough. austria‘s situation was similarly stark. two sides separated by

>> yeah, the way universal health care systems work beina broad, they give people more jenrous coverageed states. whether a hybrid system with the independent nonprofits, the government then regulate the prices. they basically dictate the prices to the priors, to the hospitals, to the drug makers. you can do that.iors, to the hospitals, to the drug makers. you can do that. but there are tradeoffs and getting there is a lot harder than saying it will work eventually. but you know, this is the beginning of a conversation, not an end hopefully. >> beginning of two, whether or not we scrap the affordable care act and whether or not we move to single payor. great conversation, thank you guys. >>> and coming up in our next hour, breitbartn coulter turn on trump. but does it matter. during our made to move 2017 clearance event, you can do endless online research. or, you can take advantage of our best offer ever on an xt5. don't wait. our 2017 models will be moving fast. you can drive a car... or you can drive a cadillac. come in now before the end of our made to move 2017 clearance event and

if he does that he will beina basically. sacked him from leicester in june 20 with the owners who sacked him from leicester injune 2015. west ham will auction all of their match wore shirts from this we can's london derby against tottenham hotspur with all proceeds going to victim's families and survivors of this week's earthquake in mexico. the clu b week's earthquake in mexico. the club will double the figure raised by the auction before donating the total amount to an appeal organised by their striker have they are hernandez and his fellow mexico international may calljd relief effort in mexico city and surrounding areas. relay silver medallist dan wallace lost his elite podium funding and was suspended for three month by british and scottish swimming after admitting drink—driving earlier this year. scottish commonwealth champion ross murdoch had his bull budding restored after encouraging performances at this summer's world jackiejudge. the performances at this summer's world jackie judge. the european performances at th

i'm super happy to beina deciding set 7-5.erican tennis and where we are right now. and i -- are in the final is madison keys. the american pair will both be making that grand slam final debuts and the last to make the final here was 15 years ago, venus williams playing serena williams. dele alli is going to be investigated after tv pictures showed he gestured with his middle finger during england's match with slovakia during the 2—1 world cup qualifying victory. the 21—year—old says it was a joke with his good friend, kyle walker. a brazilian has been elected the new president of the international paralympic committee. he succeeds philip craven who ran the organisation from 2001. that is all the sport for you now. an earthquake — described by mexico's president as the country's strongest in a century — has struck off the southern coast, killing at least 15 people. it measured 8.2 and led to a tsunami warning being issued for mexico. celia hatton reports. the earthquake struck in the middle of the night, shaking southern mexic