come from this and will it leave bristol united or divided ?come from this and will it leave bristol united or divided? it meant a lot because i felt like people made the decision instead of, like, listening to the politics and it was back to the basics. how do people feel. and they showed how they felt, basically so it was good. i felt proud. since that happened do you think anything has changed 7 since that happened do you think anything has changed? i would say no. nothing has changed, really. we're still in the same place and i think people are bit more aware the circumstances but ultimately nothing has changed. he has followed in his mothers footsteps. for decades she has fought with her community and on the 7th of june has fought with her community and on the 7th ofjune she saw her son on the 7th ofjune she saw her son on the empty plinth making a speech. the 7th ofjune she saw her son on the empty plinth making a speechli felt really proud. i the empty plinth making a speech.” felt really proud. i have always been out in the community an

and with the leave bristol united or divided?a lot because it felt like, the people made the decision as opposed to listening to politics and all of the basics, how do the people feel and they showed how they felt, basically. it was good. five proud. do you think anything has changed?” would say no. i would say nothing is changed really, we're still in the same place. i think people are a bit more aware of the circumstances, but ultimately, nothing has changed. it's still the same, man. amari cole has followed and his mother 's footsteps. fighting for the community and on the 7th ofjune, she saw her son making a speech.” thought it would be proud. i have always been out there in the community and i remember when always been out there in the community and i rememberwhen he used to say to me, mum, you could do community work and where is that you and to see him start thinking, this isn't right after this the compounded. as i got older, i started to think that the responsibility falls on me is the next generation. it's for people li

united's fourth league win in a row. us midfielder sam mewis equalised for manchester city, in their 1—1 draw with reading. birmingham hammered bristoler, they drew two all with brighton. fabio ouartararo has lost the lead of the motogp championship afterfailing to finish in the points at the aragon grand prix. alex rins took the chequered flag after starting from tenth to claim his first victory of the season. a third place finish was enough forjoan mirto take the championship lead. britain's cal crutchlow could only manage eighth despite starting from third. a dramatic game in the ipl, where englands world cup winning captain eoin morgan helped his side, kolkata knight riders, beat sunrisers hydrabad, who are coached by englands world cup winning coach trevor bayliss. david warner needed two from the final ball but couldn't quite manage it, meaning the match was tied. it went to a super over, but sunrisers could only manage to score two, losing two wickets in the process. and kolkata went past that score with a couple of balls remaining. that's all the sport for now. see later on, gavin. thank you. a convicted killer who helped sto

even bristol fans might feel it is best if that is how it ends up but we are all in the hands of the results and we will see come wednesday. the champions league is back. manchester unitedin the group stages tonight. united are away to paris saint—germain, the scene of one of their best european wins in recent years. an injury—time penalty from marcus rashford completed a miraculous comeback to sent them through to the quarterfinals in 2019, but boss ole gunner solskjaer says that win won't influence tonight's game. we're a different team, they are a different team, and it's a different stage of the competition. of course, also without fans it's going to be a different game, because i thought the last game when we got the first goal early on, that impacted the crowd. it's a whole completely new situation. england's cricketers will be allowed to withdraw from tours if their mental health is affected by living and playing in bio—secure bubbles. that's according to the limited—overs captain, eoin morgan. england's games were played in bubbles this summer and are expected to be needed for the tours to south africa, sri lanka and india next year. morgan says mental health is

. >>> people in the united kingdom are bracing for new restrictions as they look to curb a second wave of cases of coronavirus. we have a reporter live in bristolst. >> reporter: thanks very much, jake. well, the debate between lockdowns on a local level or on a national level is very heated here in the west of england. i'm 20 miles to the south of wales which is one of the is segment it's own health care rules and wales put 3 million residents into lockdown the next 15 days to come. it's a very different approach to other parts of the uk like england where i am but still implementing local lockdowns to manage health if you like. wales won't know about a month whether or not this fire circuit breaker lockdown it is implementing has actually worked but they claim it's the only way to try to protect their population, protect their health care system and also prevent christmas from being a digital christmas where people can't visit their loved ones. across the border in the north in scotland, the national government there is so alarmed in the recent rise of cases that it is also proposing a five-tier coronavirus restriction that is probably going

bristol so more people getting coronavirus in those places. they have their cities in the midwest. it has been very hard hits of the democratic cities then, joe biden is unitingng to divide the country. joe biden is way up. did donald trump do anything to change it? per capita death in say new york versus any midwestern city that he can come up with is a minimum 20 times that. so the per capita the is irrelevant based on what he is saying so it has nothing to do with the population base. it is because of people forcing seniors back into nursing homes where there is already coronavirus and it is already coronavirus and it is spreading and caused over 30,000 deaths in new york city alone. i think that is wildly inaccurate. i want to ask one last point which is the polls. you know which way most of them are pointing. do they bother you in the least? the pills that i am watching at the same polls that in 2016 told us that president trump is to lose on election day. and so i think to continue to point out the polls isa continue to point out the polls is a fools errand. the only poster who called it accuracy in 2016 as there once again claiming that president trump

united states? it's not, it's not normal behavior. >> but obama may not have been listening when his former vp said in bristol, pennsylvania, multipleimes that the trump supporters that lined up outside the event, eric, were trump. thanks so much thanks so much from pennsylvania. meanwhile, there's this. >> we have made america wealthy again. we have made america strong again. we have made america proud again. we have made america safe again. and we will make america great again. thank you villages, we love you villages. >> everybody knows who donald trump is. who we are, who we are -- we choose hope over fear. unity over division science over fiction and yes, truth over lies. we can do this folks, i promise you. but you've got to vote. >> vice president trump, of course, former vice president biden courting voters in florida. the president cast his ballot there in west palm beach this morning, after voting a rally last night at the retirement community the villages where you saw him. mr. biden was in sun shine state earlier this month former barack obama stomping for him in north miami earlier this afternoon gave a scathing speech

bristol-myers squibb in novembe. at that time the company employed more than 80,000 people worldwide with approximately 5,600 in the united states. onepr of them was marketed as revlimid, the primary treatment of a rare and incurable blood cancer. approximately investing 800 million for 14 years to develop before the first approved use in late 2005. revlimid is a unique drug completely independent full approval process. it's become a standard of care based on several large clinical studies that have demonstrated significant patient benefits. since the initial approval, the company continues to invest several hundred million dollars into the research andio development of the medicine. at the time that it was acquired, they had and were sponsoring more than 50 additional clinical studies for patients with different types of cancer.n as it is common in drug development, some of the studies were not successful however some were and resulted in six additional approvals including the mostec recent in 2019. since 2005, more than 700,000 patients have been treated with revlimid worldwide. guided by a set of principlesd that refle

bristol-myers in november 2019. at that time, the company employed more than 8000 people worldwidewith approximately 5600 employees in the united states . one of them was important therapies is marketed as revlemid and it's for the treatment of myeloma are rare and incurable blood cancer . celgene invests over 14 years to invent and develop revlemid in 2005. it is a uniquely did that required an independent developing program and a full fda approval process. revlemid has become the standard of care for the treatment of myeloma on several large clinical studies have demonstrated significant patient benefits. since revlemid's initial approval the company invested several million dollars into the research andelements of this medicine the time was acquired , celgene was sponsoring more than 50 additional revlemid clinical studies or patients with different types of cancer as is common for elements, some of these studies were not successful, did not succeed but of the studies were successful and resulted in six additional fda approval including the most recent in2019 . since 2005, more than 700,000 patients have been treated with re