what have we heard from bolton? precious little from bolton. there has been a very brief statement released elliot sang talks are ongoing and they released a statement later in the evening. talks are ongoing and that offers some hope. we did think it would not come to this as you mentioned, there was a deal that seem to be in place on friday but that collapsed in dramatic circumstances on saturday and then efforts have been made to resurrect that. although the deadline has gone i understand that talks are still ongoing and vfl are being kept abreast of progress. i understand that some hurdles have been overcome and others remain and there is a mood of cautious optimism around this deal now and a sense that people are helpful of getting this deal done and perhaps bolton may not follow the same path as bury but it is at a deck that, as a delicate stage at the moment but a sense of cautious optimism. the cautious optimism was coming out of gigg lane 24 hours ago and there's fa ns gigg lane 24 hours ago and there's fans behind you will be aware tha

but of course i see this optimism, bolton fa ns course i see this optimism, bolton fans have been herefor it to collapse on saturday, surprising many the administrator in the efl, as well. so we wait for more news to come out here, but these talks are at a very delicate stage. and like i say, cautious optimism now around it. fans are still milling around here, still waiting for an update. this is what they had to say a little earlier in they had to say a little earlier in the day, perhaps when the mood around the club was a bit more bleak. it's nobody else's club, we are the ones who are doing all the suffering. it's sad to get people to support us will stop when things like this happen, we have people laughing at us. they are laughing at us. laughing at us. they are laughing at us. is the end of an institution, really, especially generations of football fa ns really, especially generations of football fans who have been to the reebok stadium, now i have three sons who are all bolton fans. i don't know what we would do. it's a horrible thought. not having a football clu b horrible thou

join me in welcoming the honorable john bolton. [applause] advisor bolton: thank you very much.plause] thank you.ton: it is great to be here tonight and i really appreciate the opportunity to be with you. the conference agenda sounds fantastic and i can tell you as member cana.f. tell you as a former member myself, back in the day when we are doing it, if we had an opportunity like this to be in washington, it would've been something. so i'm sure the rest of this will be great. i want to talk to you tonight about some of the foreign policy challenges that face the u.s. today, but i want to start off with a little edmund burke, who is someone that i read as a high school student and one of the things that propelled me toward conservatism. burke had an extraordinary political career serving in the british parliament during the american and french revolutions. he understood that the foundational reality for foreign policy was the national interest. he despised idealistic fantasies with no pragmatic purpose. he believed that prudence and statecraft and reasoning from empirical reali

join me in welcoming the honorable john bolton. [applause] mr. bolton: thank you very much. thank you. thank you. it is great to be here tonight and i appreciate the opportunity to be with you. the conference agenda sounds fantastic and i can tell you as member myself, if we had the opportunity like this to be in washington it would have been quite something. good luck for the rest of it. i'm sure it will be great. i want to talk to you tonight about some of the foreign policy challenges that face the united states today that i want to start off with a little edmund burke, someone that i read as a high school student and one of the things that propelled me had an-- bert extraordinary political career serving in the british parliament in the american and french revolutions. he understood the reality for foreign policy was as he despised fantasies with no pragmatic purpose. he believed that prudence and statecraft and reasoning from empirical reality helped inform what foreign policy should be. i think that provides the foundation for how we ought to proceed across the board t

sorry, bolton has been given a suspended. that news... sorry, bolton has been given 314 day stay. going to lose its position in the football league. we will try and get more on that as it comes in. we have been waiting for that news to come in andjust to been waiting for that news to come in and just to confirm, bury has been expelled from the football league. more on our website and on the sports pages where they have all the sports pages where they have all the detail. more than a dozen women — who claim they were sexually abused by the disgraced american financier, jeffrey epstein — have told a court in manhattan how angry they are that he died in prison and avoided justice. after the hearing, one of the women, who has alleged she was forced to have sex with prince andrew, called on him to "come clean" about what he has done. the prince has strenuously denied any form of sexual misconduct. chris buckler reports. jeffrey epstein's victims came to court to be seen and, most importantly, heard. they once expected to be able to face the man who abused them. his death robbed them of

also bolton are not the competition.lso bolton are not the only ones in the situation, we have seen the difficulties of bury as well? yes, if you think bolton are ina as well? yes, if you think bolton are in a bad spot, you have to look at bury and they are in an even worse position. they also started the season with a 12 point deduction after breaking the league's financial rules. but unlike bolton they have not kicked a ball this season, they have been prevented from playing in five successive fixtures, which have been called off by the efl. the league say they still haven't seen evidence from the current owner steve dale that bury can current owner steve dale that bury ca n afford current owner steve dale that bury can afford to pay their bills this season can afford to pay their bills this season and fulfil their financial obligations. because of that, that is why they have had their game suspended. there is a deadline looming over bury and they have until friday to prove proof of funds to the efl or they risk being

bolton are not the only clu b tomorrow. bolton are not the only club fighting for survival.t to kick a ball this season because of their financial plight and also have until five o'clock this evening to complete a takeover, or they will be thrown out of the league. these are two clubs with hundreds of years history between them and nowjust hours to secure their future. today would have been that lofthouse's 93rd birthday, fans are hoping it will be a day that ends on a high. there was a statement released by bolton's administrators this morning saying the dialogue is continuing as they try to resurrect the deal. bury are still hoping to complete a ta keover are still hoping to complete a takeover with the company c&n sporting risk but clearly the clock is ticking and there is very little prospect of extending the deadline because they cannot keep extending games and need to protect the integrity of the league so time is running out for these two clubs. thank you. it's that time of year again — the countdown to the new series of strictly come dancing has begun with a red—carp

also bolton are not the competition. only ones in the situation, we have seen the difficulties of bury as well? yes, if you think bolton are ina as well? yes, if you think bolton are in a bad spot, you have to look at bury and they are in an even worse position. they also started the season with a 12 point deduction after breaking the league‘s financial rules. but unlike bolton they have not kicked a ball this season, they have been prevented from playing in five successive fixtures, which have been called off by the efl. the league say they still haven‘t seen evidence from the current owner steve dale that bury can current owner steve dale that bury ca n afford current owner steve dale that bury can afford to pay

what do you think john bolton is thinking here?ink john bolton is thinking this is what the president does in lieu of actually firing people. >> because there is precedent. when you join the white house, i mean, and john bolton has been there under a year now, he kind of knew what preceded in terms of the dealing with. >> true. but we also know the president is notoriously averse when it comes to confronting people when he disagrees with them. this is the games they play in the administration. isolate people. >> make them uncomfortable. >> make them uncomfortable so they eventually leave. really we need to be lacking at bolton's visit to belarus as a potential source for conflict. him going to belarus, that angers putin. we know that trump has a particular affinity for vladimir putin. we think that there may be a hidden source of conflict there that we're not discussing. >> the demerits might be piling up. >> potentially, yes. >> jamal, thank you. good to see you. brittany thank you as well. >>> coming up, the track has changed, bu

in and there's bolton's second goal.ory. fa cup winners, premier league regulars until recently, but how times change. this year's seen bolton's fans protesting against their owners, with the club mired in financial problems, and now it's on the brink. a takeover has collapsed and barring developments, administrators say they'll start closing it down this week. fans are fearing the worst. commentator: bolton wanderers have scored the fourth fa cup victory it would just be so, so sad that a club of this long—standing history, one of the founding clubs in the league, would cease to exist. having been a fan my whole life, i can't imagine that happening and nor can anyone else, but if these people don't do the right thing, that's where this is headed. here at bolton, it's already been a pretty challenging season. they've had to field mainly youth team players, their manager's just resigned and they've lost their last two matches 5—0, but it seems the crisis here could get even worse. one of the club's greatest goal—scorers,

in terms ofjohn bolton even being in london and talking about trade between the us and uk, i mean, while was a real issue in discussions between theresa may and the white house. what about now?m seems like there may be a shifting of course, of course theresa may made a provisional stance that highway would be allowed to be involved in the creation of the sg network here in the uk. john bolton has really pushed back against that and the trump administration's really pushed back against that because they think it constitutes a significant security concern. john bolton reported that the boris johnson administration has said they are going to rethink the decision of theresa may, that they are going to start at square one, to quote. so i think that is a fairly significant shift. we will keep a close eye. thank you for sharing your expertise once again. thank you. and there is more detail online so you can have a further reading if you wish to. now let's go to argentina. argentine stock markets and its currency have both plunged after conservative argentine president mauricio macri suffered a

ian haslan has been at bolton for us. while this football club has been teetering on the brink of disaster for a couple of months, amid increasing uncertainty over a proposed takeover. things finally came toa proposed takeover. things finally came to a head earlier this week, with the administrators warning that liquidation was possible, unless a deal was completed. yesterday, the clu b deal was completed. yesterday, the club was given 1a days to finalise that deal, orface club was given 1a days to finalise that deal, or face expulsion from the league, like local neighbours, bury, yesterday. at this evening, came the news from joint administrator, paulappleton, came the news from joint administrator, paul appleton, that a satisfactory conclusion had finally been reached. much to the relief of eve ryo ne been reached. much to the relief of everyone connected with this football club. he then went on to express his sympathies to players, to staff, to fans, who criticised the club's controversial former owner, ken anderson, f

and bolton fans also being put through the ringer.but these northwest clubs, two of the old est these northwest clubs, two of the oldest members of the football league, it really shines a light on life outside the glittering riches of the premier league and how quickly things can slide if clubs like that are mismanaged, it seems. absolutely, these two clubs highlight what is a growing concern within the english game at what appears to be this great financial and this chasm especially when it comes to tv revenue between the premier league his latest domestic tv deal over three years between 20 clu bs tv deal over three years between 20 clubs is £5 billion and the football league this latest deal was stretched over five years and has to be shared between many more clubs, 72 clubs and with more like £590 million. cell fraction of what the premier league gets to share out. and there are many who make the point of course thatjust a few miles down the road from two of the richest clubs not just miles down the road from two of the richest cl

bury have been expelled from the football league and now the last of our bolton have been sound.he club has released a statement confirming the sale of the club to football ventures limited after fears that the lace of the process could see the lace of the process could see the club kicked out of the league. the very latest on this let's bring on the bbc sports editor dan rowan. he had been at gigg lane to date with the news on bury but in the last half we have had some good news and afor last half we have had some good news and a for bolton wanderers fans. yes, it has been a hugely anxious day for bolton wanderers fans because they also missed that five o'clock deadline yesterday afternoon to co m plete o'clock deadline yesterday afternoon to complete a takeover deal of their own. bury, the same occurred, but it was more drastic and the threat was more immediate because it meant late last night we got confirmation they had been kicked out of the league. when it came to bolton wanderers there were already in administration so they were given 1a days with which to complete a takeo

out in the second goal for bolton. of history the cold, two teams with hundreds of years of history between them, still on the brink. according to the bury owner, even at this late stage three potential bids have emerged this evening which have been passed on to the efl for consideration. down the road at bolton there is some optimism that even at this late stage they could bea even at this late stage they could be a takeover celbridge but what we don't yet know is whether or not the league are prepared to allow both of these clubs to go deep into injury time, as it were, to try and find some kind of solution. whatever their fate, these crises some kind of solution. whatever theirfate, these crises have highlighted a growing concern within the english game and whether or not it is the financial disparity between the haves and have—nots or the efl‘s scrutiny of prospective owners or perhaps wider societal trends that make it how do sustained 92 professional clubs throughout the country, there is no doubt the dismay at t

what we have seen in respect of both bolton and bury, both clubs we re of both bolton and bury, bothsition leaders to discuss plans to stop a no—deal brexit. that meeting has been breaking up in the last short while. mr corbyn is looking to secure enough support for a vote of no confidence in the government when parliament returns from its summer break next week. we can speak now to the green party mp caroline lucas. thank you very much forjoining us. the key thing that everyone wants to know is, have you and the various other politicians from other parties emerged from that meeting with a clear plan and an agreed plan, singing from the same hymn sheet?” think we have. it was a really constructive meeting. i was particularly welcoming the kind of tone in which the meeting was held and there was complete anonymity around a number of issues, a festival that had no—deal brexit would be a catastrophe for the country and we have to do whatever is necessary to avoid that. increase relate that the way forward is the most secure way to make sure we can extend article 50, get rid of that 3ist

it is notjust us but bolton, two of the great clu bs notjust us but bolton, two of the great clubs inthis way, this threat. because what we need to do is allow them time to recover and carry on in the league. let's go live noted gigg lane and simon is a bury fan. all very upsetting for the fa ns bury fan. all very upsetting for the fans or do you blame for this? there's one person to blame for this and that is mr steve dale. he had the opportunity... sorry, please go on. he had the opportunity to release due diligence a long time before the deadline and we could have found another buyer, we had plenty of office for the club. steve dale hung on as long as it could just to line his own pockets. we have seen through him. he asked for patience but the afl have extended the deadline and it seems that they have given steve dale every opportunity and apparently there are other office already on the table now that he is prepared to accept but do you feel that that is it for the club behind you?” but do you feel that that is it for the club behind you? i apologise, can you repeat that? i wasju

andy swiss, bbc news, bolton.an eye on. the british number onejohanna konta is into the second round. she beat russia's daria kasatkina in a deciding third set. konta's already the only british woman left in the singles after harriet dart lost. 6—time champion serena williams needed just 59 minutes to record a 19th consecutive victory over maria sharapova. the eighth seed won 6—1, 6—1. in the men's draw, the british number one kyle edmund gets his campaign at flushing meadows underway today. number two dan evans is already through to the second round. he had a tough encounter against frenchman adrian mannarino, beating him in four sets. fellow brit cameron norrie is out. i mentioned andy murray... and while andy murray isn't at flushing meadows, he is playing singles again on tennis' challenger tour, the tournaments mainly for players outside the top 100. murray got his first win since his hip surgery yesterday. well, this week rangers will have part of their ibrox stadium closed to supporters for their europa lea

egging all these different places i've interviewed john bolton john bolton comes as close to being a political lunatic as you can get. i had friend the conversations with boris johnson he had just the other week. often political lunatics can have very friendly conversations with all those that they recognize similarities with but bolton particularly is a man absolutely salivating it appears and i don't think i've ever said this about any politician of this kind for a war or for an attack or for an overthrow or for a coup. that he's in the position he's in is the most terrifying thing. but i mean in foreign policy terms you see the european union which completely backs your own bolton's view on venezuela britain and brussels completely aligned with washington saying kwon do is the real leader venezuela the e.u. is a and of nato well you see the problem the problem with the whole breaks it don't see this this is actually almost internet sign. struggle of will. following the referendum and 2016 is how much it excludes there is no public debate certainly no problem entry debate probably

are you edging caution over what john bolton has said?ver what john bolton has said? i think it's remarks are a bit like the key would's egg, it was good in parts. we can very warmly welcome the political priority the us is giving to trade negotiations with the uk. it is also very important concession to agree to have these talks sector by sector in order to get some results as early as possible. a full conference of trade negotiation could take years and years. the other side of that coin is that if it is only sector by sector, the benefits will be very, very modest ata time benefits will be very, very modest at a time when we most need benefits because of the potential loss of trade we will have with the european union. there are other causes for genuine concern. the us has a well—recognised reputation, this is not a criticism, of being very hard negotiators when it comes to trade but they will want things in return and it will notjust be clawing a chicken, it will be lots of demands which if we do not concede, we get nothing ourselves.

andy swiss, bbc news, bolton. election victories, has died at the age of 77. lord bell founded the public relations firm bell pottinger, which went into administration in 2017. he was responsible for the famous "labour isn't working" poster in 1978, which is seen as having made a key contribution to the conservative party election win the following year. scientists say a vast raft of volcanic rocks, stretching over 58 square miles, is drifting through the pacific ocean. the sea of pumice — the size of 20,000 football fields — was first reported by australian sailors. it's believed to have come from an underwater volcano near tonga which erupted earlier this month. the buzz of a mosquito is a familiar sound at this time of year, and researchers in london are studying it, to learn how the bugs communicate with each other. the team hopes that will allow them to develop systems to lure mosquitoes away from populated areas, or design devices to catch and kill them, helping to reduce the spread of malaria and yellow fev

dan roan, bbc news, bolton., has arrived in new york after a two—week journey across the atlantic in a yacht. she's taking part in a un climate summit and refused to fly because of its environmental impact. a couple using a metal detector in somerset have uncovered thousands of silver coins dating back to 1066 and the battle of hastings. it's the second largest find of norman coins ever uncovered in the uk. our correspondentjon kay reports. oh my god. there's pennies everywhere. in a muddy somerset field, the discovery of a lifetime. beeping. this was the moment metal detectorists found more than 2000 silver coins. lovely. today, looking like lottery winners, lisa grace and her partner adam staples, came to inspect theirjackpot. they're in fantastic condition. now, all cleaned up and catalogued at the british museum in london. just a fantastic find and i don't think we'll ever find anything like it again. no, it's a dream come true. i think it's king harold. experts say the hold is hugely significant. half the c

and bolton's not the only club fighting for its survival. also bury‘s deadline to complete their sale, or potentially face expulsion from the football league. for two clubs with between them, centuries of history, a pivotal 2a hours. andy swiss, bbc news, bolton. let's hope. now on bbc news, extra time. welcome to extra time, i'm rob bonnet. our guest today is an international footballer with over 100 caps in a club career which has taken her via the united states and three english clubs tojuventus in italy where last season she helped her side to a league and cup double. she's made news off the pitch too, most notably two years ago when what she has described as an explicitly racist remark by the england coach mark samson sparked a series of enquiries and disputes, raising even questions about whether the english football association itself was a racist organisation. eniola aluko, meanwhile, will have her own views about how the women's game can develop following the success of this year's world cup. and that's where we'll start. eniola alu

and bolton's not the only club fighting for its survival.o bury‘s deadline to complete their sale, or potentially face expulsion from the football league. for two clubs with between them, centuries of history, a pivotal 2a hours. andy swiss, bbc news, bolton. now on bbc news, extra time. welcomed to extra time. our guest todayis welcomed to extra time. our guest today is an international foot although with over 100 caps in a clu b although with over 100 caps in a club career which is taken over by the united states and three english clu bs to the united states and three english clubs to juventus the united states and three english clubs tojuventus in italy where she helped to a league and cup double. she's made news of pitch, most notably she's made news of pitch, most nota bly two she's made news of pitch, most notably two years ago in what she has described an explicitly racist remark by coach mark samson started a series of disputes about whether the english football association itself is a racist organisation. eniola aluko meanwhile will

matt lofthouse charges in and their's bolton second goal!reds of years of history between them remain on the brink. it's important to remember these clu bs it's important to remember these clubs aren't just any it's important to remember these clubs aren'tjust any other business, hugely important to their communities, which is why emotions are running hyper stop in a statement this evening, bury appealed for their —— appealed to theirfans for calm. appealed for their —— appealed to their fans for calm. they and bolton are saying talks are continuing and they are appealing for even more extra time but in truth, they are deep into injury time now at time is very much running out. these crises will only serve to highlight what is a growing concern within english football at what appears to be this great financial imbalance between the haves and the have—nots, the premier league, of course, buoyed by record tv deals and the english football league. they are far from the only two clubs that are struggling financially. there will be scrutiny of th

national security advisor john bolton already says new start won't be extended beyond its deadline of february 2021 so we're going to discuss in a moment what will happen next with our panel but 1st this report from our white house correspondent kelly octaves. it's a treaty u.s. president donald trump has repeatedly accused russia of violating right guys not adhering to the agreement that should have been done years ago the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty was signed in 1087 by then u.s. president ronald reagan and soviet leader mikhail gorbachev for 31 years it's ban both sides from deploying medium range land based missiles halting the arms race between the 2 superpowers but washington and moscow clashed for years over russia's development and deployment of a cruise missile system the united states and its allies say was prohibited under the cold war pact in february us secretary of state mike pump a.o. announced that of russia did not begin to comply with the agreement the us would withdraw on august 2nd russia has jeopardized the united states' security interest and we can

what you ofjohn bolton's comments? it takes about seven bolton's comments?comments? it takes about seven years to craft a free trade agreement. the european union is saying something very similar to what the united states is contemplating offering the united kingdom, rather than a compounds of deal, we do a series of short, bit by bit deals to get some wins. it's interesting because the us had rejected the eu's offer. to what extent is this about trade and politics? there was also the comments made byjohn bolton that we are foran comments made byjohn bolton that we are for an ideal. within an idea would be a good a clean break. none of this is neutral at all. this is very political as we would expect it to be. president trump ‘s pro brexit. it is very interesting. we would also want to explore whether 01’ would also want to explore whether or not the timelines are realistic because of because it is entirely possible that president trump may not be re—elected in 2020. this current president was my conviction that you could secure some sort of free trade agree

but there are also worries over whatjohn bolton wants in return.k you have to be careful of someone like john bolton i think you have to be careful of someone likejohn bolton bearing gifts, because this is a very transactional administration, as you know. and they will want something in return. this is notjust here, we love you and will make life easy for you post brexit. there will be requests in return. to find out the risks involved in borisjohnson aligning the uk with the us in a trade deal, i spoke to rob watson. i think the first thing to say is a quick word about the whole trade issue and one has to be incredibly sceptical about it all, and based on the government's of vegas, the previous government figures, about this time last year, government kind of worked out that even a free—trade deal at the us, 15 years from now it on the economy between 0%. compared to estimated losses from the brexit ranging from —2% of gdp all the way up ranging from —2% of gdp all the way up to about —9%. i think you have to give them that perspective. in terms o

as could bolton.e in the football league at this rate. and not looking good for bolton either? bolton by the end there were close of play today have to get a deal close otherwise there will be a 14 day withdrawal notice on them. the problem isn't the notice but the administrators have said after today there is no more money to afford administration and therefore from tomorrow morning they will begin winding the club up and liquidation will follow. again, we hope above hope that there is good news. these clubs mean so much to their communities, their towns, the economy, nuttal and the fans. and without them these towns, these fans will suffer. and again we just hope that bolton can find some positive news amidst the doom and gloom of bury. mike, thank you. the english football league will face some tough there were tough questions as the situation develops. aaron ramsey has withdrawn from the wales squad in the game next month. he hasn‘t played a full game since injuring a hamstring in april. he is mad

dan roan, bbc news, bolton.ort today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: swiss superstar roger federer fights back from losing the first set, to beat damir dzumhur in the us open. guangzhou evergrande play out a goalless draw with kashima antlers in the first leg of their asian champions league quarter—final. and it's a good day for spain at the vuelta, with a home rider winning stage five. hello and welcome to the programme. we start with tennis on a rain—affected day at flushing meadows. play was abandoned early on the outside courts, but it was business as usual on the show courts which both have roofs. roger federer was unaffacted by the weather and goes through to the 3rd round of the us open. he was off to a shaky start and had to come from a set down to beat damir dzumhur. federer made 17 unforced errors in the first set which the bosnian took 6—3. but federer — who's bidding for a 6th us open title — went on to dominate the rest of the match against the world

yes well it's perhaps no accident that mr coleman has chosen specifically bolton bolton as you mentioned a town just outside the city of manchester but bolton has traditionally been a labor. of place where there has been plenty of labor support but there has been over the years an actual simulation or spilling away from the labor party from paris well bolton itself in the bracks referendum vote to leave and as a result people here seem to be a little bit well we're not taken with the arguments that mr coleman has made so while he may have support here amongst the labor party grassroots supporters in the members within the wider area itself. we need to be haemorrhaging just to give you an example in the european elections this year at this town mostly voted for the bracks policy and what mr corbett is proposing. become a caretaker prime minister in order to stop the kind of bracks it that the bracks party. which is what it wants really which is a no deal of very hard line which many say would be a disaster for this area but he hasn't so far managed to wind up with any more support from wi

isjohn bolton the bearer of good news?s brexit to be a success, and knows how to help. trade deals are notoriously complicated. after any kind of brexit, britain will need them. mr bolton is offering an accelerated series of deals, sector by sector, with cars and other manufactured goods among the first to be sorted. what we can very warmly welcome is the political priority the united states is giving to trade negotiations with the united kingdom, and it's also a very important concession to agree to have these talks sector by sector in order that we can get some results as early as possible, because a full comprehensive trade negotiation could take years and years. other areas including agriculture and that famous chlorinated chicken, will take longer to agree. but here, too, mr bolton said there will be lots of support in congress for speedy ratification. britain's successful exit from the eu, he says, is very much in america's interest. it all sounds very appealing. the us is the largest single export market for the uk.

used to manage at bolton. down 12 points. wonder what your thoughts are. a foremost that hopefully they have the financial stability of the club. to bring stability to bolton and bury and then they can start walking before the try to run. but equally let's get them settled and proud clubs with fantastic fan bases and have been them through thick and thin so you want that solid footing to move forward from. there is no doubt the cameron himself back up again. appreciate your thoughts here on sports day. think you very much. over £1 million spent in this window. a busy one. see again in january. thank you very much indeed. we just wejust had to we just had to squeeze this in. the launch of non—league side bff see in their kit has caught our side. they have unveiled the new sausage mash and peas themed away kit for the new season. and peas themed away kit for the new season. they also buy local sausage maker and it is the third time they have teamed up together. £5 from each sale from each shirt will go to a cancer charity. there we go. certainly eye—catching

let's start with bolton, where things look especially bleak bolton, where things look especially blea things look especially bleak after what we had from the administrators over the last 2a hours. sale fell through over the weekend. that's right. it looked to be on the verge of completion. that was the understanding with the efl, but that takeover deal collapsed over the weekend, much to the frustration of fans and supporters and the football league itself. there was a statement from the administrators this morning saying that the dialogue is continuing as they try to resurrect this deal, but clearly they are facing the worst case scenario and there is a huge amount of concern among fans i have spoken to here this morning, when you think of what they have been through already this season. they have seen their manager resigned, lost their last two games 5—0 and been forced to field teenagers and you feel the macro players to fulfil their fixtures. it is a very difficult scenario. —— field youth players. bolton are founding members of the football league, a few years ago they were a pre

sad enough getting people to support bolton.ng at us. it is a jog. that will be the end of it have been institution in this area. generations of football fans. model the limit all of my three sons are fans. i don't know. what we will do. -- all fans. i don't know. what we will do. —— all of my three sons. a horrible thought of having the football club in 24 hours. eight premier league teams are in action in the second round of the league cup. aston villa went a goal up after just four minutes in their game against crewe alexandra. sheffield united also a goal up. norwich are a goal down. we will keep you updated. aaron ramsey is out of the wales squad for the euro 2020 qualifying match against azerbaijan and belarus next month. thejuventus midfielder missed the start of the serie a season with a hamstring problem. the same problem that limited his involvement for arsenal last season before he joined the italian champions. robert snodgrass and steven naismith return to the scotland squad for the qualifiers with russia and belgium

pale beating the drums of war it's really obvious and bolton is want to disk for a. very very long time and then trump interjects themself this is not the 1st time the dinner jackson says there are reports that he's telling his aides to kind of calm down a little bit i mean is this a plan is this a strategy i mean is this if you know kind of a bluffing game here because it looks amazingly unprofessional and quite vulgar in its approach go ahead in beirut well obviously the trombetta ministration and the president personally he's a he's he's part of an article that is taken place around around the world he is a basically launching these attacks against the many country using it as a weapon of his favorite choice he's imposing these trade sanctions sanction against country he he has a good relationship with those country who are actually he has conflict with but in the end they have to remember these these sanction are hurting the people whether it's in iran or it's in cooper or barnes well in north korea or in china or russia and it's actually destabilizing that inter

if you look at the administration the trump administration you certainly have john bolton in my column pale beating the drums of war it's really obvious and bolton is want to just for a very very long time and then trump introjects himself this is not the 1st time a dinner jackson says there are reports that he's telling his aides to kind of calm down a little bit i mean is this a plan is this a strategy i mean if this is you know kind of a bluffing game here because it looks amazingly unprofessional and quite vulgar in its approach go ahead in beirut well obviously the time but the ministration and the president personally he's a he's a he's. they can blaze up around the world basically launching. the many using a weapon of his favorite choice and he's imposing. sanctions against a country he he has a good relationship with those going to be actually. conflict with but in the end have to remember these these sanctions hurting the people who are there in iran or it's in. north korea or in china or russia and it's actually a live thing that national. order basically we. been seeing that

john bolton hated this treaty. donald trump doesn't like it because it was negotiated by obama. basically, the double kiss of death for this administration. the treaty can be extended for five years, but john bolton recently said he sees no reason to extend it.s and thergood chance that donald trump will try to withdraw from the agreement hilss congress can restric freedom to do so. >> sreenivasan: all right. jon wolfstahl, director of the nuclear crisis group, joining us from washington. thanks so much. >> sure. thank you. >> sreenivasan: this week marked the one-year anniversary of the on-going ebola outbreain the congo. so far more than 2600 cases have been reported d 1700 deaths. i recently s down with richard preston, his latest book, crisis in the red zone, reports on the ebola epidemic and how our interconnected world, making it difficult to contain. >> well, it's really because of mother nature. ebola is a kind of warning shot across our bw. it's an example of what are known as emerging viruses, which are viruses that are essentially leaking out of troubled ecosystem of

yes, on the face of it whatjohn bolton says, if you're borisjohnson... the face of it whatjohn boltoncurity adviser. yes, a hawkish white house aide. he said on the face of it is quite encouraging to borisjohnson. the face of it is quite encouraging to boris johnson. not the face of it is quite encouraging to borisjohnson. not only did he wa nt to borisjohnson. not only did he want a very swift trade deal with the us, and he said... he hinted they would prefer a no—deal brexit. that clean break, as they might describe it. they would also start to do trade deals sector by sector. that could mean starting with manufacturing and moving on to the slightly more tricky areas, like agriculture, which would involve things like hormone treated beef and chlorinated chicken, which is the kind of thing people get very squeamish about and seen as a real sticking point in doing a full us trade deal. whether this would be something permissible firstly to the us congress and the wto, the world trade organisation, is quite questionable but the statement of intent is very interesting. presumably it wou

that's why bolton is getting sidelined. know an adviser who speaks to president trump frequently about this and says he likes to keep bolton around because bolton is bellicose and the chinese and our other adversaries think he might start a war any day and it sort of keeps everyone unnerved. but it's clear he's been completely isolated. if he's no longer useful and not fulfilling a necessary role as national security adviser, it's stunning he hasn't been forced to resign or walked away himself. >> at the very least it's got to be frustrating for bolton. thanks so much. >> coming up, florida, georgia and the carolinas all on edge as hurricane dorian inches closest to the coast and how to prepare next. even without scrubbing, lysol power toilet bowl cleaner attacks tough limescale and rust stains to clean 10 times better than clorox liquid bleach. lysol. what it takes to protect.® so, every day, we put our latest technology and unrivaled network to work. the united states postal service makes more e-commerce deliveries to hom

very difficult days ahead for both bury and bolton wanderers.ury seems to be a more extreme situation. if they have been expelled, they have been expelled, it means they can no longer operate asa it means they can no longer operate as a professional club and it means they will have to go into nonleague football, start again. for bolton wanderers 14 days to attempt to resolve the situation financially, to potentially find a buyer but a very difficult day for the english football league and a dark day for football league and a dark day for football in general in britain. thank you for bringing us that update use. more on line on the bbc sports pages and we will be discussing how that is covered in the newspaper review in a couple of moments. just to bring you some other news today... the emergency services have praised two teenager girls who rescued a father and his young son from the sea, off the coast of aberdeenshire. isla and alee noble, who are 15 and 14, swam out on a lilo to help them, when they heard the man crying for help. lorna gordon h