the to get a 'ob here in bristol. the bass to get a job here in bristol.ged its policies, and helped to pave the way for the race relations acts of 1965 and 1968. roy hackett�*s name became synonymous with civil rights, and his tireless campaigning throughout his life for racial equality went further than his home city of bristol. to equality went further than his home city of ihistol— city of bristol. to remember him as not 'ust to city of bristol. to remember him as not just to remember _ city of bristol. to remember him as notjust to remember a _ city of bristol. to remember him as not just to remember a moment. city of bristol. to remember him as notjust to remember a moment in | city of bristol. to remember him as i notjust to remember a moment in the civil rights _ notjust to remember a moment in the civil rights movement, but it's to remember— civil rights movement, but it's to remember that moment in the continuum of history and struggle against _ continuum of history and struggle against racism. rot;r continuum of history and struggle against raci

he helped organise the bristol bus boycott, the campaign in 1963, to end the bristol 0mnibus company's0ur correspondent, jo black, looks back at his life. trying is what i did in my life, in my whole life, i keep trying. life, in my whole life, i keep t inc. ., ~:: life, in my whole life, i keep t in. ., <1, life, in my whole life, i keep t in, ., £1, trying. for 60 years, roy hackett _ trying. for 60 years, roy hackett dedicated - trying. for 60 years, roy hackett dedicated his - trying. for 60 years, roy hackett dedicated his life fighting for racial equality. in 1963, he was one of the driving forces behind this campaign, the bristol bus boycott. the protest, which sought to overturn a ban by bristol 0mnibus company on employing black and asian drivers and conductors. back then, it was legal for companies to discriminate against someone because of the colour of their skin.— colour of their skin. there were cards _ colour of their skin. there were cards in _ colour of their skin. there were cards in the - colour of their skin. there were cards in the door, i colour of their skin. the

he helped organise the bristol bus boycott, the campaign in 1963, to end the bristol omnibus company'sle. the protests that followed, paved the way, for the race relations act. our correspondent, jo black, looks back at his life. trying is what i did in my life, in my whole life, i keep trying. for 60 years, roy hackett dedicated his life fighting for racial equality. in 1963, he was one of the driving forces behind this campaign, the bristol bus boycott. the protest, which sought to overturn a ban by bristol omnibus company on employing black and asian drivers and conductors. back then, it was legal for companies to discriminate against someone because of the colour of their skin. there were placards in the door, no irish, no gypsies, no black, no dogs. bristol, it wasn't like it is today. it was very hard for us to find a place to live, number one, and it was very hard for a black man to get a job here in bristol. that fight saw the company change its policies, and helped pave the way for the race relations acts of 1965 and 1968, which made discrimination illegal. that fundamental st

bristol, it wasn't like it is today.man to get a job here in bristol. that fight a the company changed its policies, and helped to pave the way for the race relations acts of 1965 and 1968, which made discrimination illegal. this is our story, the british colour bar comedy bristol bus boycott, and this is part of how we can the country we are today. roy hackett�*s name became synonymous with civil rights, and his tireless campaigning throughout his life for racial equality went further than his home city of bristol. to remember him is notjust to remember a moment in the civil rights movement, but it's to remember that moment in the contining history and struggle against racism. roy hackett was also one of the founders of st paul's carnival, one of the uk's most inclusive events. he was appointed an 0be in 2009, and an mbe in 2020. roy hackett has been described as a humble, principled freedom fighter, a man whose legacy will live on. roy hackett, who has died at the age of 93. day six of the commonwealth games in birming

we can speak now to marvin rees, the elected mayor of bristol. good evening to you.erson. what sort of man was he?— friend and a person. what sort of man was he? ~ ., , ., friend and a person. what sort of man was he? ~ . , ., ., man was he? well, he was an elder, a leader. and — man was he? well, he was an elder, a leader, and an incredibly _ man was he? well, he was an elder, a leader, and an incredibly humble - leader, and an incredibly humble person, actually. to meet him anywhere, you wouldn't automatically assume from the way he carried himself that he was someone who'd had such a huge impact in bristol or around the rest of the country. but that's the measure of the kind of leadership he provided. and he didn'tjust do it by going out and getting other people to do things, he actually lived the life, he broke through barriers in his ownjourney, as well, going places where there weren't many black people organising around those barriers. so i would say, as i sit in this very room with my deputy mayor, ashton craig, and me being the first mayor of african heritag

it was notjust about bristol.— notjust about bristol. well, not 'ust notjust about bristol. the moment we are celebrating the commonwealth games and we have to remember that 1963, when britain was moving out of empire to a new relationship with the former colonies that the linchpin of that was a sense of fairness and sharing between the various countries, so in a sense racism and what was happening in britain and bristol in particular was almost something that went in the face of the rhetoric that in a sense england was propagating internationally. hagar propagating internationally. how would ou propagating internationally. how would you sum _ propagating internationally. how would you sum him up as a person? generous, dignified, humble. strong. i don't think anyone could want for a better tribute than that. thank you very much, on the life and achievements of roy hackett, who has died at the age of 93. flash floods have hit pakistan killing around 500 people. deluges have completely destroyed or damaged nearly 37,000 homes in flood—hit areas since june and relief organisati

still that bristol incident will still have an effect on my life, our lives, in the future.o doubt people are going to ask them about it, and we don't want them to be in the dark about that incident and then to come home and be like, "well, what's this thing that happened in bristol? " and, ultimately, do you think your experiences will make you a better captain of your country? no, i don't think it'll make me a better captain. what i do think it has done is made me a lot more relatable to people because i've gone through highs — incredible highs — incredible lows on the field. so when i speak about good days, about bad days, i guess people can go, "oh, yeah, like, he actually "knows what that's about. "yeah, mate, i've been there. "like, what's up? "come on, let's have a chat." you know what i mean? yeah. it's not going to make me a better captain. i think it'sjust going to make me a lot more relatable. ben stokes, speaking there to the bbc'sjohn watson. these are unprecedented views ofjupiter — the solar system's biggest planet. they were captured by the james webb space t

he helped organise the bristol bus boycott, the campaign in 1963 to end the bristol omnibus company's that followed paved the way for the race relations act. bristol, it wasn't like it is today. it was very hard for us to find a place to live, number one. and very hard for a black man to get a job here in bristol. roy hackett, who's died at the age of 93. england's victorious women footballers have written an open letter, urging the next prime minister to help inspire more girls to take up the sport. the team acknowledged that while women's football has come a long way, it still has a long way to go. the scorer of england's winning goal against germany, chloe kelly, has been speaking to our sports editor, dan roan. it was a moment english football will cherish forever. commentator: chloe kelly! unreal scenes! the images of chloe kelly's match—winning goal in the euros final, and the pure elation that followed, have already etched themselves in sporting folklore. and today, after playing a less intense form of the game, she told me how it felt to have sealed the lionesses' first major

further validating steinbeck's accounting of the oppression of a white migrant families, bristol photograph taken during his travels with steinbeck in the winter of 1937 -- 38 appeared along the april 1939 issue of fortune magazine and in a life magazine in june. images were used in the casting and costuming of the grapes of wrath the movie which also drew heavily on tom collins expertise. further augmenting the weight of positive and opinion behind steinbeck's article a second article appeared in 1940 featuring bristol and the movies characters side-by-side with a telling title, speaking of pictures these by life approve facts in grapes of wrath. the movie was released to great critical acclaim and through large audience. grapes of wrath evening, benefit concert new york city theater in early march 40 featured pete seeger, hotmail and jackson woody guthrie. meanwhile steinbeck's novel directed a national political attention on the migrant misfortune from plate 39 to early 1940 robert will follow senate vesicle oratory committee held hearings on the conditions in california. fdr expressed h

it's just, it was wonderful that she only has with shania bristol, is this, the macbook is substantial, almost or not for a says, it's a clean, the stimulus will not on a stimulus to problem with the media. so we'll get to visit with him of his grades. yeah, we'll give them a see to see which way the anthem, sugars on which and started on the proper way in the bristol, particulars of this, we have 3 different people have to understand that all the blood, this war, every broken window, every bombed home, every fresh grave that blood is on the hands of the united states government. victoria new and barack obama job. i didn't the cia, the u. s. military, the trained these nazis and how to hide behind civilians and shoot at the russians . they were coming to liberate city. here with us, but he said she'll come when i see it. other of them, i guess. so we in the way a motion from our guide to williams. there's 2 joy settlers in a little back now. does i to mitchell? i can you associate samaritan? yeah. because it's like a tori and you still get that a little shame when i see him where i'm s

>> i'm from bristol and bristol is the home of banksy's art. his artificer appeared in bristol.t. we managed to find some go- betweens and got word to banksy. and he said, "if i've got time i'll do this."waeran original sy inted on this building we were using as a set. we covered it up, hid it from the cast and crew. six weeks later i went to christopher's trairl and said, we've had a banksy here for six weeks. you're going to paint over it. no one knows about it." and we had one shot to get it right and we got it and we included it in the show and we kept it secret. >> stephen: we have the clip right here. ♪ they work so hard until the sun is going down ♪ >> under 10 kilos are yours. >> it's graffiti. >> he said to paint over any graffiti. >> it's awfully good. >> less debating, more painting ♪ that's the sound of the men they're working on the chain >>phen: stephen, ly to meet you. wof "ths"eres august 5 on prvi we'lbe rhtac for decades, i've worked at the intersection of domestic violence and homelessness. so when prop 27 promised solutions to homelessness, i took a good, har

you are now in bristol, was closer to 50%. you are now in bristol. how _ was closer to 50%.ou are now in bristol, how much cheaper- was closer to 50%. you are now in bristol, how much cheaper is - was closer to 50%. you are now in bristol, how much cheaper is it. was closer to 50%. you are now in bristol, how much cheaper is it all live there? b, bristol, how much cheaper is it all live there?— bristol, how much cheaper is it all live there? �* ., . ., , ., , live there? a lot cheaper for us, we live there? a lot cheaper for us, we live with another _ live there? a lot cheaper for us, we live with another couple. _ live there? a lot cheaper for us, we live with another couple. if - live there? a lot cheaper for us, we live with another couple. if we - live with another couple. if we weren't — live with another couple. if we weren't to _ live with another couple. if we weren't to do that, it would be similar— weren't to do that, it would be similar prices, really, to london. i think— similar prices, really, to london. i think after— similar prices, really, to london. i think

bristol bears chose a novel way to launch their new shirt.they are waving! it's amazing, it's epic and inspiring, really uplifting. for some, queues for the car park meant they missed the ascent. tomorrow we will have the gates open at 5am, it'll be better, i can only apologise. tomorrow we will have the gates open at 5am, it'll be better, i can only apologise. 71 balloons took off this morning, marking a welcome return to the skies for this balloon fiesta. up to 50,000 people are expected in newquay this weekend for the annual boardmasters festival. it's one of the uk's biggest events and combines both music and surfing competitions. jemma woodman has been to see how it's going so far. arriving in their thousands into newquay train station, a long weekend of surf, sounds, and this year, plenty of sun ahead. you're putting on the suncream already. yeah! i burn very easily, so, yeah, got to be prepared. extra train carriages have been laid on for what is devon and cornwall�*s biggest festival, with these campers avoiding saturday's train strik

i remember covering the trial in bristol a few years ago.everyone to the core. it is almost unbelievable that that _ everyone to the core. it is almost unbelievable that that is - everyone to the core. it is almost unbelievable that that is the i unbelievable that that is the anniversary of that happening to the day. this is not an isolated incident. we have heard of a stabbing overnight in the area, shooting in the area. is this a problem in liverpool? irate shooting in the area. is this a problem in liverpool? we will be workin: problem in liverpool? we will be working with _ problem in liverpool? we will be working with the _ problem in liverpool? we will be working with the police, - problem in liverpool? we will be working with the police, my i problem in liverpool? we will be working with the police, my role| problem in liverpool? we will be i working with the police, my role as a member of parliament for west derby, speaking to the community, to stakeholders and it will be a case of working with the police force, the local community,

we'll give them a few to see which way of shows or islam which and stores on the proper way in the bristol, particulars of this, we have 3 different people have to understand that all the blood of this war, every broken window, every bombed home, every fresh grave that blood is on the hands of the united states government. victoria new and barack obama job. i did cia, the u. s. military, the trained these nazis, how to hide behind civilians and shoot at the russians. they were coming to liberate the city. here with us, but he said she'll come when i see it a one way or more them are guy to william. there's to joy, eric settlers, and a little better now. does i to mitchell? i have cancer. she narrative. yeah. because i think she'll echo tori and you still get that a little shade when i see him where? oh my god, i'm supposed oh no. when i was shown seemed wrong when i just don't know any world that you have to fill out the scene because of the african and engagement, it was the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. ah, the go with losses with

give them a see to see which we show those one which and stores on the print out by the way in the bristol, particulars of this, we have 3 different people have to understand that all the blood, this war, every broken window, every bombed home, every fresh grave. that blood is on the hands of the united states government. victoria new and barack obama. joe, widen cia, the u. s. military, the trained these nazis hide behind civilians and shoot at the russians. there were come a deliberate city here with us, but he said she'll come when i see it a half. so we are in the way or more of them are good to them. first to joy or device mitchell, i can use her. she scenario to the i believe mitchell, erica already and you still get that a little shade when i see him where i'm supposed a ah ah, with a with ah, it a spoke with edison, both, both the models. you need to do both with a, a, a, a, a, a, with a, with, with, [000:00:00;00] with a, with all the part. and all russian saying has said that once you have a reason finding a pretext is only a matter of time, including finding a pretext for a war.

i will give them a see to see which way of sugar islam which and stores on up up up away in the bristol, think yours or this? we have 3 different people have to understand that all the blood, this war, every broken window, every bombed home. every fresh grave that blood is on the hands of the united states government. victoria new and barack obama job. i do see i a, the u. s. military, the trained these nazis, how to hide behind civilians and shoot at the russians. they were coming to liberate the city here he said she'll come when i see another of them. i guess we have a more guide to them. there's 2 joy settlers and little gardener besides, mitchell, i can use her. she sneered it to the. yeah, that's and she'll echo, tory and you still get that a little shade when i see them where, oh my god, i'm supposed ah, well it shows the wrong one. all right. just don't hold any world that is yes to shape out the same because of the african and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. and united states has always had a variety o

in the bristol, particulars of this, we have 3 different people have to understand that all the blood of this war, every broken window, every bombed home, every fresh grave. that blood is on the hands of the united states government. victoria new and barack obama. job a cia, the u. s. military, the trained these nazis, how to hide behind civilians and shoot at the russians that were coming to liberate city here with us. but he said she'll come when i see other of them. okay, i have so one way or more than one guy to lose them. there's 2 joy settlers and a little better now. does i can actually i can use for sheet narrative. yeah. because i think she'll echo tori and you still could hear that a little shame when i see him where i'm supposed ah, we'll go with a room with a sure receive, with a proven is the aggressor tune chose is war. today i'm authorizing the additional strong sanctions with groceries as we speak on the billing if any more, streamline the branding, all imports of russian oil and gas turbine and imposing these sanctions are bratia your has destroyed the american impact

them a see to see which and we have to show those on which and stores on that by the way, in the bristol, think years of this, we have 3 different people have to understand that all the blood, this war, every broken window, every bombed home every fresh grave. that blood is on the hands of the united states government. victoria new and barack obama, joe slider, cia the u. s. military, the trained these nazis hide behind civilians and shoot at the russians. they were coming to liberate city. here with us, but he says you will come with us here either of them, i guess. so we have a more guide to them. there's 2 joy settlers and we'll go from there because i to mitchell, i have to associate connecticut and yeah, because that's mitchell. erica, already and you still get that a little shade when i see them where? oh my god, i'm supposed blue a wrong a new world. yes. to safe out the scene because the african engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. ah, with that that was the jesus you did? yes, it was just up and we know all

but between the bristol, think, yours or this. we have 3 different people have to understand that all the blood of this war, every broken window, every bombed home, every fresh grave. that blood is on the hands of the united states government. victoria new and barack obama. job ida, cia, the u. s. military, the trained these nazis hide behind civilians and shoot at the russians. they were coming to liberate the city here with us. but he said shall come when i see it either of them. okay, i have so we have the other one the way more than one guy to new york. there's 2. joy subtle isn't working. yeah. besides, mitchell, i can associate sierra to the united states and she'll exploration. she'll get that a little shade when i see them where, oh my god, i'm supposed to meet with. ah, lisa come to the russian state patrol never. i've stayed on the most landscape divest. mm hm. no, no jingles. all sunset for a group in 55 with okay, so mine is gonna be the one i'm calling about with we will van in the european union, the kremlin communit

give them a see to see which and we have to show those on which and stores on up up up away in the bristol. think yours or this with people have to understand that all the blood of this war, every broken window, every bombed home, every fresh grave. that blood is on the hands of the united states government. victoria new and barack obama. job i, cia, the u. s. military, the trained these nazis, how to hide behind civilians and shoot at the russians. they were coming to liberate the city here with us. but he says you can let us here either of them again. so we're, we're in the way more than one guy to williams. there's 2 joy settlers and a little better. yeah, because i can actually, i can use her sheet narrative. yeah. because i think she'll erica already and you still can get that a little shade when i see them where i'm supposed ah, [000:00:00;00] with little mostly with groups with amazon with oh, i ah, you 20 and walk in full net a nuclear power plant in the country south controlled by russia, the 2nd time in 2 days, it's stalking fresh phase that potential business k. as on the wester

in the bristol, particulars of this, we have 3 different people have to understand that all the blood of this war, every broken window, every bombed home, every fresh grave. that blood is on the hands of the united states government. victoria new and barack obama. job a cia, the u. s. military, the trained these nazis, how to hide behind civilians and shoot at the russians that were coming to liberate city here with us. but he says you can let us see a have. so we have a motion from our guide to williams. there's a joy acceleration, little device, mitchell. i can use her. she narrative. yeah. because i think she'll echo tori and you still get that a little shame when i see them where i'm supposed ah, only one main thing is important for naziism, internationally speaking to that is that nations? because that's allowed to do anything, all the mazda races, and then you have the mind, the nations who are the slave americans. proc obama and others have had a concept of american exceptionalism. international law exist as long as it's serge american interest. if it doesn't, it doesn't exist

give them a few to see which and we had to show those on which and stores on that by the way, in the bristol, think years of this, we have 3 different people have to understand that all the blood of this war, every broken window, every bombed home, every fresh grave. that blood is on the hands of the united states government. victoria new and barack obama, joe slider, cia the u. s. military, the trained these nazis hide behind civilians and shoot at the russians that were coming to liberate city. here with the official cameras here a show we have a more guide to them. there's a joy acceleration world back now because mitchell, i can use her sheet narrative. yeah, that's mitchell. erica tori, and you showcase that a little shade when i see them where i'm supposed blue to what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy, even foundation, let it be an arms race is on often very dramatic development. only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful. very difficult. time. time to sit down and talk with plain shell, the hospital in don't y

give them a few to see which and we had to show those on which and stores on that by the way, in the bristol, particulars of this, we have 3 different people have to understand that all the blood, this war, every broken window, every bombed home every fresh grave. that blood is on the hands of the united states government. victoria new and barack obama job. i didn't see i a, the u. s. military, the trained these naziism. how to hide behind civilians and shoot at the russians. they were coming to liberate the city here with us, but he said shall come when i see another of them. i guess we haven't won the way more than all of them are good to you. there's 2 joy settlers in a little balcony besides, mitchell, i often use her, she snare to me, i do that and she'll echo already and you still can get that a little shade when i see him where oh my god, i'm supposed to be with ah, need to come to the russian state, total narrative outside of i'm phoning scheme with $55.00 with will ban in the european union. the kremlin. yup. machine. the state on russia for date and c r t spoke neck. given our vide

on company specific, bristol-myers squibb up more than 5%, tied it to trial results for a preventativereatment on strokes. makes results weighing on the stocks. kriti: one of oppenheimer's is one of one of the most bullish strategist and he is sticking to the call. >> stocks can go up as interest rates rise and there is concern over inflation. i got into this business in 1983, so i have been through a ton of cycles. in the beginning it is tough and the naysayers always say the fed is going to fail. kriti: the case for bull on stocks. >> we are seeing this last night going into the morning. the s&p 500 trading above its 50 day moving average, and that will be a key technical level. we are seeing tax still salt -- tech still sell off. now it is said that as long as the s&p 500 stays above it is ok for him. if it goes below, he will reassess. that is an interesting term. jon: i am glad you mentioned the technology sector. what have you been hearing about folks on wall street on the bolt versus bear -- bull versus bear over that hard-hit sector. jess: mike wilson morgan stanley doesn't thi

will give them a see to see which we have shows or islam which in stores on up up up away in the bristol, think yours of this. we have 3 different people have to understand that all the blood of this war, every broken window, every bombed home, every fresh grave blood is on the hands of the united states government. victoria new and barack obama. job i, cia, the u. s. military, the trained these nazis, how to hide behind civilians and shoot at the russians. they were coming to liberate the city here with us. but he says you will come with us here a have. so we go one way or more them are good to you. there's to joy, eric settlers and a little back now decide, mitchell. i can use her. she narrative. yeah. because i think she'll echo tori and you still get that a little shade when i see them where i'm supposed ah, a wrong a shape out the scene because of the african and engagement. it was the trail. when so many find themselves world support. we choose to look so common ground. joe, it's western bankers got some truly bad news. last, amnesty international says ukraine's fighting tactics in

those displaced migrants on the southern plains, where the subjects of steinbeck's pen and links and bristol -- . but we should not forget that they were not representative fragment of a larger more diverse and continuing story of oppression and dehumanization of migratory agricultural workers in the garden of the world, and across the west that demands our attention and advocacy today. from 1935, to 1945, john steinbeck struggled mightily to expose how many grievous for forts and failures. well more progressive than most of his contemporaries on matters of race, is emphasis on the white southern plains migrants obscured the struggles of workers and families of color, nonetheless, he found meeting her best, and value in the hard left existence of working people. he celebrated ostensibly ordinary lives, and in doing so demonstrated that they were in fact instruction are extraordinary and instructive. he called a depression, exploitation, and vigilantism, and offered some of the most moving accounts of poverty and sickness in all american lectures. he insisted that government had a responsibil

but the way in the bristol, particulars of this, we have 3 different people have to understand that all the blood of this war, every broken window, every bombed home, every fresh grave. that blood is on the hands of the united states government. victoria new and barack obama job, i do cia, the u. s. military, the trained these nazis, how to hide behind civilians and shoot at the russians that were coming to liberate city here with us. but he said she'll come when i see it. other of them, i guess so one way or more of them are guide to william. there's to joy eric settlers in a little back now does ice mitchell? i have cancer. she narrative. yeah. because i think she'll echo tori and you still get that a little shade when i see him where? oh my god, i'm supposed ah . well it shows the wrong one. i just don't hold any world. yes. to shape out the same becomes the attitude and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look so common ground. kevin, its western bankers, got some truly bad news. last week is the international says, ukraine's vitamin

it continues a trend under the leadership of mark bristol, the cer of barrick gold.of it -- ceo of barrick gold. part of it is tied to the inflationary environment. here is more from an interview. >> it is a convenient excuse to use inflation as the answer to all of our problems. the fact of the matter is we are in a business with the costs go up and down. the way to protect one's business and ensure sustainable profitability is to put the quality of your assets at a point where you can survive the cycles. caroline: it has been great catching up with you today. we will be together all week. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ this is xfinity rewards. our way of showing our appreciation. with rewards of all shapes and sizes. [ cheers ] are we actually going? yes!! and once in a lifetime moments. two tickets to nascar! yes! find rewards like these and so many more in the xfinity app. millions have made the switch from the big three to xfinity mobile. that means millions are saving hundreds a year on their wireless bill. and all of those millions are on the nation's mos

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bristol meyer down and the stroke treatment missed its main street trial and bristol meyer down 7 of eight days and on pace for the worst month since november of 2021. elon musk aiming to have tesla's self-driving technology ready by the end of this year. the tesla ceo making the bold statement at an energy conference in norway. elon musk said his attention focused on spacex and self-driving teslas and then he made this revelation that the world still needs more oil and more gas production in the short term. coming up, charlie gasparino has breaking details on the battle over twitter a bit later in the broadcast. always something going on with elon musk. ipo virtually invisible in the first half of 2022 but could companies like instacart, reddit and impossible food find a way to make public debut and the panel takes up in moments and checking in on the big board as we wind downs first trading day of the week. dow's off 87 points. we'll be right back. ♪ lauren: china's online education company down 58%, they ipoed on friday at $5 a share and went as high as $186 before closing at frid

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and bristol city were too good for wycombe.te. england manager sarina wiegman has paid tribute to ellen white andjill scott, after the pair announced their retirement from football. white is england's top scorer, whilst midfielder scott is their second—most—capped player. as she announced her squad for the upcoming world cup qualifiers without the pair that helped england win the women's euros, wiegman said it was time for the next generation to make their mark. we will absolutely miss them, because they are such big personalities and they have such a influence on the team. but what was already saw over the summer with her as captain, she grew in the role so well and collaborated with the whole team, and also with ellen and the other more experienced leaders in the team. so i do think now, the dynamics of the team will change a little bit, of course, that's normal. we will absolutely miss those two, but i think we will stabilise over the next camps — because it also gives an opportunity for other players to step up. here's the

wales and bristol in england could see cloud developing, but again it is going to feel very warm, withas well so it could feel quite uncomfortable in those temperatures, into the mid 30s again. next week it starts to cool down, with increasing showers and thunderstorms in the north and west, then spreading towards the east as we reach the middle of the week. it is certainly going to be cooling down, tina. thanks, stav. and that's bbc news at ten on friday the 12th of august — there's more analysis of the day's main stories on newsnight with mark urban which is just getting underway on bbc two — the news continues here on bbc one as now it's time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are — but from the ten team it's goodnight. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are eleanor langford, political reporter at politicshome, and the writer and broadcaster, mihir bose. tomorrow's front pages, starting with as expected, there's one story dominating the front pages this evening — the attack on author

the naval agreement between britain and germany is concluded. 19 associate bristol france and italy agree to defy czechoslovakia between germany, poland, and hungary. 1939 non aggression treaties assigned between germany, latvia, and estonia. august the 22nd. 1939. moscow. mm. the soviet commerce of a foreign affairs. mileage of an german foreign minister, reuben trump, signed a non aggression pact the pack made it impossible for nazi germany to form alliances with other states to dissolve it on as to why hinder dashed chambray. and on that day, should these are fashion tissue masons or to them. he knew of action. england don't . frankly, that i've been mis entry. did titian think i'm from brown dodge? went to my father, sarlin i went on with the united states, continued its policy of appeasing imperial japan. the americans held on to the hope that japan would re focus his attention on the ussr. the soviet union did not want to be caught fighting a 2 front war war with japan and the east, and also a war of germany in the west. and they knew that the germans were going to attack sooner or