chelsea beat bristol city 9-0. west him. chelsea beat bristol city 9—0.of the table in the bottom that cannot be bridged? welcome adjoining us is jane 0'neill, thank you for speaking to us, jane. as someone you for speaking to us, jane. as someone who has followed the game as long as you have, do these results concern you? i think it's only really a concern if it's every round of matches and it's week in, week out, where two weeks into the start of the w sl season, there are hefty score lines. it has caught some people's attention, but as long as there is competition, you know, and there is competition, you know, and there is competition, because beside them join manchester city. you mentioned arsenal, they had longer to prepare for the season of the champions league, exploits in spain. they are more put together over three years. so it's unfair tojudge things out of context, i think. bristol city, for example, who lost to chelsea got a lot of new developing players. so they are stacked at the top of the league, that's understandable, and when they play w

new revelations on secret football deals showed chelsea owner had football deals showed chelsea owner ha d stea ks football deals showed chelsea owner had steaks and players outside his clu b had steaks and players outside his club in 2014. hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world 7 and stay with us for the latest news and analysis from here and across the globe. ruth bader ginsburg was an icon and a massive legal force. most countries don't have a court like the us supreme court — with political appointees. it decides some of the biggest issues of american life — sometimes by a single vote. president trump has said he will probably announce his nominee by the weekend, adding that five women are under consideration. he says he wants the senate to confirm his nominee before the us presidential election in november. here he is speaking in the last couple of hours. think it would be bette| asked i think it would be better they askedif i think it would be better they asked if i'd rather have it. i'd rather have it before the election. i think would be betterfor o

a foul afoul in a foul in the box, penalty chelsea.nho hadn't missed once since his return to london, first time here. liverpool champions again, the celebrations though are saved for now. really happy. especially the first half. luckily for them they got a ca rd half. luckily for them they got a card in the second half which made it easier and we created many chancesin it easier and we created many chances in the second half and add to the end of the day we deserved the three points and we are really happy for it. certainly the chances the first half was very even, probably looked really dangerous on the break a couple of times, red ca rd the break a couple of times, red card completely changed the game at. at half—time, you have to going reshuffle and against a team of such quality, it is always going to be difficult. is always going to be difficult. is always going to be difficult a second half against them. after a busy couple of days in the transfer market, tottenham have delivered the goods on the pitch today. son heung—min score

each chelsea owner secretly own m ista kes each chelsea owner secretly own mistakes and other clubs.ayed against chelsea and 2214 champions league games which meant he had a stake in 12 players on the pets. a spokesman said the deals were lawful and didn't preach rules or regulations at the time. the former chairman of the fa says eight now band practice of third—party partnership casts a shadow right across football. casts a shadow right across football. this is the story of a football match. chelsea against sporting lisbon in 2014. secret files show chelsea owner roman abramovich had a stake in not 11, but 12 players on the pitch. in 2016, a bank identified more than a billion dollars of suspicious payments involving offshore shell companies owned by roman abramovich. this includes four payments made by roman abramovich companies in cyprus. what's important is where mr abramovich‘s cash ends up. leiston holdings, in the british virgin islands, got $156 million, and that is a controversial company. the company was accused of being involved in the now banned practice of third party o

in chelsea paid a quarter of million pounds for her, a record fee in the women's game.mmunity shield in the back, but they have their eyes firmly on the champions league. but it is manchester city's new manager at that meet the mother of all signings. as people go on in their career and they see this is something to add depth to their game and have some experience of playing ina and have some experience of playing in a country where the culture of soccer is just so top to bottom, so deep here, ifeel like england in the w sla deep here, ifeel like england in the w sl a great place to try to play and it's been such a crazy year and so for anyone to be able to get games in train again right now is a victory, but to do here at manchester city is like winning the lottery. so i feel fortunate in going overseas something every want to do of the course of my career and obviously they have a lot of resources and i do not know much about the city yet but i do know the foot ball about the city yet but i do know the football coach is amazing but it's just something i want to be a p

chelsea again sporting lisbon in 2014.yers on the pitch. in 2016, a bank identified more than $1 billion of suspicious payments involving offshore shell companies owned by roman abramovich. this includes for payments made by roman abramovich companies in cyprus. what's important is where mr abramovich‘s cash ends up. the virgin british islands got $156 million, that is a controversial company. the company was accused of being involved in the now band practice of third—party ownership. that is when someone other than the players own the club buys a financial stake in them. that doesn't really make sense because that has nothing to do in football, and their interests are purely financial. from an integrity of sport point of view, when you sign for a club, your loyalty should be that club 100%. this is the winger andre. he played for lisbon that night, creating a goal, but he was half owned by roman abramovich‘s company. also owns stakes into other lisbon players. they did not play against chelsea, but roman abramovich‘s comp

they're facing chelsea there we re years.sea there were splashed out of her £200 million the summer and one of those acquisitions showed just why. a clinical finish acquisitions showed just why. a clinicalfinish to open acquisitions showed just why. a clinical finish to open the scoring. that did little to calm the tensions in the touchline with tempers flaring between friends. they have seen them bring edward, and on his first start he showed his worth immediately. marine jo's frustrations glue further and he had left the field for a toilet break. and there were rewarded for their pressure, sending the game to penalties. with the first nine scores, came down to the spurs to the quarterfinals. manchester city have signed defender ruben dias from benfica for about £65m, with centre—back nicolas otamendi moving the other way. meanwhile, liverpool's thiago alcantara has tested positive for coronavirus and is self—isolating. thiago was signed for 20 million pounds from bayern munich and made his debut in the 2— nil win at chelsea

chelsea against sporting lisbon in 201a.oman abramovich had a stake in not 11, but 12 players on the pitch. in 2016, a bank identified more than a billion dollars of suspicious payments involving offshore shell companies owned by roman abramovich. this includes four payments made by roman abramovich companies in cyprus. what's important is where mr abramovich‘s cash ends up. leiston holdings, in the british virgin islands, got $156 million, and that is a controversial company. the company was accused of being involved in the now banned practice of third party ownership. that is when someone other than the player's own club buys a financial stake in them. someone else who may own, if you like, half of you, that doesn't really make sense to me, because that's nothing do with football, and their interests are purely financial. from a moral point of view and from the integrity of the sport point of view, when you sign for a club your integrity and your loyalty should be to that club 100%. this is the winger andre carrillo. he pl

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i won't go to the point of him playing his last game chelsea.l notjump to that conclusion and also i think he felt quite strongly about it in the last week and is also understanding that kepa is a young man and that a lot of the spotlight on him has become slightly unfair. that matches at 7:45pm this evening. essex cricket club have had to respond to accusations of cultural insensitivity after one of their muslim players had alcohol poured over his head during celebrations after their bob willis trophy victory on sunday. batsman feroze khushi is on the left here will buttleman pouring beer over him. in similar situations, england's world cup victory for example. other players have waited for muslims moeen ali and adil rashid to step away before spraying champagne. essex put out a statement earlier phone short of apologising but they have said... all week on bbc news, we are highlighting racism in football through the stories of people working in the game. today, we will be hearing from emile heskey, the former england and liverpool striker. hesk

suspicious activity but they're also going through the transactions those leads a lot of questions chelsea owner bring you in on this deutsche bank as we know is no stranger to big scandals and especially money laundering in recent years has repeatedly come up for the bank did these reports shed any new light on their activities. yes they do the sort of the scandal at the heart of these new documents is money laundering that was happening out of. euro so this is something that we did already know about deutsche bank has already paid about $600000000.00 worth of fines to regulators in the united states and in the u.k. back in 2017 but what these new documents show is that the 1st off the the fraud and. money laundering was much more widespread than had previously been known so. whenever this came out it was looking at about $10000000000.00 it seems to be much much higher than that. the the money laundering also seem to have gone on much longer than we thought so whenever these fines were handed down to which the bank. they were seen as being that activity was seen as happy having stopped on

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well now let's get more from our business reporter in frankfurt chelsea delaney chelsea tech stocks in the u.s. have been rallying for months now why the sudden turnaround. well this is really the sell off that surprised no one the rally that we've seen in the stocks and particularly in tech stocks over the past couple of months has just been mind boggling even with yesterday's sell off we still have the nasdaq opposit about 70 percent since march 114 percent tousle almost 500 percent so even though the tech stocks have been seen as more insulated from krone virus affects even though their business has been doing quite well throughout this. economic fall out of it these these values are just completely disconnected from reality so it's not a surprise that we've seen these these stocks have a bit of a correction over the past couple of days you know how do we look at this is it a blip or is this the start of a downward trend. i think it's it's definitely. hinting at more volatility ahead for global stock markets so investors have been really really willing to look aside at really bad ec

by business reporter arthur sullivan here in the studio and we also have joining us from frankfurt chelsea delaney welcome to both of you arthur i'd like to begin with you the scale of this it seems enormous what does it say about the financial system here the scale is enormous there are so as the report just mentioned 2 trillion dollars worth of transactions are covered by these 18 years which detail various financial transactions involving some of the world's largest banks 400 journalists 16 months of extensive research as going into all this what it says about the financial system is really a lot of things so in some respects some of this is not a shock we know that banks have to some extent facilitated money laundering they've allowed transactions to happen for years and many of them have been investigated but this shows the extent to which that has happened huge extent 2 trillion dollars worth of said 2 big questions emerge from this really i mean several questions will emerge in the next 2 days before me at the moment 2 big ones emerge it's important remember that the banks themselve

west bromwich albion threw away a 3—0 lead to draw 3—3 with chelsea at the hawthorns.e first half; the second began with a defensive slip by thiago silva, allowing callum robinson to add to his first goal. kyle bartley then made it 3—0. after the break chelsea dominated possession with mason mount and then callum hudson odoi both finding the net. deep into injury time tammy abraham struck to rescue a point for chelsea from their visit. west brom have now conceded 11 goals in their first three league games. everton beat crystal palace 2—1. their winner came from a penalty awarded by var for handball byjoel ward. richarlison scored from the spot. everton have won three out of three and are top of the premier league table. here's confirmation of all today's premier league scores. and burnley take on southampton in around ten minutes.

for a rethink and a gift, penalty chelsea.lebrations though are saved for now. after a busy couple of days in the transfer market, tottenham have delivered the goods on the pitch today. son heung—min scored four times as spurs thrashed southampton 5—2 to claim their first premier league win of the season. adam wild was watching the action. in the south coast sunshine, no sign of spurs star signing gareth bale, not ready for their game at southampton. for much of the first half, his new team—mates looked rather ill—prepared as well. danny ings putting saints ahead, spurs were poor. but before the break, son had level. a brilliant goal and a glimpse of what was to come. the second halfjust moments old, son had another, spurs ahead, whichever way you looked at it it was perhaps more than they deserved. but this was now becoming something special. son put through again and his hat—trick was inevitable. a brilliant performance by harry kane whose cross set up yet another. son running out of fingers to count them on, that was his fo

we will start at tottenham where there was late drama in theirfourth round match against chelsea andr seven minutes from time to take the game to penalties — asjose mourinho's side went on to beat his former team. imran sidat reports. tottenham's fixture congestion may have seenjose mourinho play down their chances in the cup, but will are still hopeful of capturing the first true in 12 years. they were facing chelsea there were splashed out over £200 million the summer and one of those acquisitions showed just why. a clinicalfinish to open the scoring. that did little to calm the tensions on the touchline with tempers flaring between old friends. chelsea's well documented goalkeeping problems have seen them bring in edward mendy, and on his first start, he showed his worth immediately. mourinho's frustrations grew further, at one point storming down the tunnel to summon eric back who had left the field for a toilet break. with time running out, spurs were rewarded for their pressure, erik lamela pouncing for the equaliser to send the game to penalties. seven minutes from time! it ca

here is chelsea clinton. chelsea!is book you know, i love these books i read them to my daughters. i love them. they're great. i want to talk to you about this congrats on all these. >> thank you >> jimmy: since the last time you were on the show -- i was just talking to keira knightley who had a baby as well you had another baby, your third baby i'm so happy congratulations. >> thank you he's so cute and squishy and smiley, and he has no friends because we're in covid quarantine i'm like, some day you're going to have baby friends some day >> jimmy: some day, yeah >> he doesn't know any different. >> jimmy: nah, he won't know he's still too tiny. absolutely have you and your kids been able to spend time with your grandparents who happen to be bill and hillary clinton >> especially this summer, we effectively created a quarantine pod with my parents, which was amazing just for the time that my kids got to spend with -- they call my parents grandma and pop-pop gardening together, aidan is obsessed with numbers and so w

i first also want to thank chair fewer and chelsea. i, like many of you, have had the privilege of serving with supervisor fewer for a number of years both on this body and on the board of education and you brought everything to this process and we needed every bit of your experience and skills and creativity and ability to work with challenging questions and different interesting goals. and this is a truly a crowning achievement to your public service. and i really want to thank you supervisor fewer and chelsea for your extraordinary work. as supervisor ronen said, when we started this process, this is one of the tougher years we've ever faced as a city financially what our residents are going through, what their needs are, the demands of us, the very real and urgent demands of us around law enforcement and policing. and you were able to balance all of that along with the members of the budget committee. and you know dozens and dozens of hours of hearings. and you all worked together. and all of the various folks who are out there in

chelsea was 21 when she passed away the same age as kyle who still struggling for his life. kyla's began his 1st days of therapy at the center. and his struggle against the addiction only speech seems to be the hyper serenity. so what i want to do today is the stuff that we this morning every single one of us through. all of us have. several of the guys that are in here were athletes. they got injured that introduced him to the opiates and whenever they take the opiates they find out hey not only does this make me physically feel better but emotionally i feel better . so what of opiates. made me feel like a better person or. like i'd be in the house all day and then once i got high i could go out. when they were on a new. everybody else here is still the same thing and you know i can relate to a lot of these people stories and it's just. a lot of a lot love i don't feel alone anymore so. that's that's going to feel lot better. on day 15 of his treatment col relapsed. one of the patients who brought in heroin secretly. he couldn't resist. after he plunged back he was sent to

chair fewer, and i want to echo the sentiments of supervisor mandelman and just say that you and chelsea and your entire office have been tremendous in leading us through this process. i want to thank you for all of your work. i know -- well, i don't know how hard it is for you, but i know that you've been working very hard on behalf of all of us on the board and for the city. so just wanted to say thank you. and i'm excited by this being to a point where we can move forward. everybody has been working hard to have these conversations and i feel good about where we are. so, thank you. >> chair fewer: thank you, supervisor. president yee? >> president yee: we went over everything. thank you -- i'm sorry, but, thank you, chair fewer. the processes -- i mean, i think that what made it hard was partially because there was one set of expectations coming into this budget process of thinking that, you know, where it's such a big deficit that it's just no way that we'll be able to get out of it for this year. and then because of the stance we took on certain departments, it changed the whole dyn

football deals, show chelsea owner roman abramovich had stakes in players outside his club in 2014. had stakes in players important covid developments in a number of countries. first, the uk — where the country's covid alert level is being raised. it was at level 3 — which as you can see here means the epidemic is in general circulation. it's now being upgraded to level 4 — where transmission is high or rising exponentially. and we've had this stark message from government's top top scientistific advisors. if is, and quite a big if, but if that continues unabated and this grows, doubling every seven days, then what you see of course, let's say they were 5000 today and 10,000 next week, 20,000 a week after, 40,000 and after, you can see that

it was a frantic first half, with chelsea leading 5—0 at the break.erfirst league goal for the club since signing in the second half — 9 different scorers — sam kerr completed the rout. elsewhere, everton are two wins from two, beating tottenham 1—0 thanks to an izzy christiansen goal. reading have their first win in the league this season — 3—1 against aston villa. brighton held manchester city to a goalless draw. manchester united came to win 5—2 against birmingham city. it's been a big day in rugby union's premiership with the race for play—off spots heating up. wasps went second following a nine try victory over bristol, while bath went above sale into third with their bonus point away win. exeter, already assured of a play—off spot, were in action against saracens, and that's where austin halewood begins his round up. empty stands and nothing to play for. the sombre setting for saracens' final weeks in the premiership. for the last few years, saracens vs exeter has been the fixture in english rugby, but now they are travelling in opposite directi

chelsea good morning what's prompting this move exactly. obviously bracks that is the main driver of this so a lot of a lot of international banks are facing a significant amount of uncertainty now due to the exit situation so right now a lot of banks can can basically operate interchangeably between europe and the u.k. but after the exit period expires after we moved in to this 2021 period if the u.k. and europe don't reach a deal on financial services particularly which has fallen much down the list of priorities. in the u.k. could could certainly have their access cut off to the european markets so that's really the big concern now is what what kind of access will they have in europe if if a deal isn't reached on financial services and if you're if you're a j.p. morgan you may not be able to really access clients and in the in europe so that's definitely a big driver here you know the j.p. morgan is not alone of course what is the balance in the baking such response to bragg's it hasn't quite been a mess. no it hasn't been the exodus tha

went office on reaction from frankfurt to i'm turning into a financial correspondent chelsea delaney chelsea i know the doj bank shares plunged yesterday some 80 percent i'll be in for another terrible day. it doesn't look like it's going to be as bad for what you bank on the stock exchange today but this is clearly a long term really setback for georgia bank these files that these these leaked files they showed just how widespread and how careless really was with its money laundering controls and that allowed them to do all sorts of things like baiting sanctions against iran laundering billions of dollars for russian link criminals a lot of these things have already been investigated by regulators around the world so it's unclear how much further this is going to set them open for things like regulatory penalties but we have heard from regulators that there are they're looking at they're taking another look at this so certainly reputational and a potential financial risk for which a bank indeed and of course the markets overall are somewhat subdued that's due to the pandemic and wit

delaney our financial correspondent in frankfurt chelsea did you expect more from the fed. i think it's clear the markets investors were all expecting a little bit more of an aggressive stimulus our look from the federal reserve so there is definitely a little bit of disappointment at the margin part of the reason why the fed isn't being as aggressive right now is that the u.s. economy is actually doing much better than they had initially anticipated so in yesterday's meeting they they also so that they expected the contraction in the u.s. to be much less severe and now they're just forecasting a 3.7 percent contraction this year for the economy and they do expect the unemployment rate to come in at the end of the year much much lower than they had initially forecast so the u.s. economy is starting to accelerate again but at the same time they still are expecting a lot and a very long recovery from the krona virus they are now expecting u.s. interest rates to remain very low for at least 3 years maybe longer andrew powell is warning about very long term effects of this viru

and to action to weaken the currency chelsea 20 for us in frankfurt thank you very much. now to some of the other stories making news around the world zoom's video conferencing service is one of the big winners of the coronavirus pandemic reporting a huge jump in revenue in the us what it's 660 $3000000.00 that's as hundreds of thousands more businesses sign up to use the service when a factory activity in china expanded at its fastest in nearly a decade last month as factories ramp up output to meet rebounding demand you export orders also rose for the 1st time this year. south korean prosecutors haven't done it in the it's the samsung empire j. widely on charges of manipulating stock prices and breach of trust to cement control of the group the gravity of capital market manipulation was given as the reason for the move despite an independent panel's recommendation not to indict. and as the us most street to sanctions on venezuela's oil industry the country has begun selling fuel to motorists $400.00 a decision has led to long queues against stations as those lucky venez

manning there's no evidence of that they tortured chelsea manning to try to get her to say that that happened she still has and so that's kind of where they're at you know i think you know here i think at one point he was looking around to get a passport so he could shoot her video games i mean that's high risk national security very very own game all right yet taylor that that's just the whole point here is that. journalists it is journalists are fine as long as you echo what power wants you to say and that's what you see on cable t.v. 247 actually that's how you get on t.v. is by echoing the way the the talking points of the deep state and obviously your employer which wants to be in good stead with the deep state i mean you know it you know when james clapper says something i guess n.b.c. or something like that you know you you rest assured that he is in the know and he's telling his employer so he can have this circular game or he leaks it and then they report it and he can perms it ok and we can leaks and julian assange short circuited all of that another reason why they hate. y

and from the regulators perspective so let's take a closer look at who exactly is doing this and chelsea with that i'd like to turn to you because it was reported that deutsche bank was involved in 60 percent of the leaked transactions you were there in frankfurt close to their headquarters tell us a little bit more about deutsche as well. well torture being certainly finding itself at the heart of this new scandal well we don't know is whether all of these reports actually were linked to criminal activity and also if this is really representative of all of the suspicious activity reports given to the treasury this is just a small slice of them but it's certainly another blow for deutsche bank after it's been embroiled in so many scandals over the past several years this new investigation is really centered on its dealings and russia and helping to launder money for russian criminals these reports have already been out there for several years but this these this latest investigation definitely shows more more involvement than they've been previously known and also an extremely lax oversi

chelsea's new £71 million signing kai havertz scored a hat—trick as they thrashed barnsley 6—0.n at leicester, whilst newcastle scored seven at morecambe — the league two side had a player sent off in the first half. some transfer news for you, and wolves have signed the portugal defender nelson semedo from barcelona in a deal that could make him their record signing. they're paying an initial £28 million, which would rise to £37 million with add—ons. that's more than they paid for fabio silva earlier this month. semedo's signed a three—year deal, with an option to extend for another two. manchester city's kevin de bruyne has been nominated for the uefa men's player of the year award. he had an outstanding season in the premier league, scoring 13 goals and providing a record—equalling 20 assists. he was recently named the pfa's player of the year. he's on a three—man shortlist with bayern munich pair robert lewandowski and manuel neuer. liverpool managerjurgen klopp has been nominated for men's coach of the year. last year's winner of the women's award, meanwhile, the england an

chelsea striker fran kirby returns after recovering from a viral illness.r sporting events that's pressed ahead this year despite the pandemic, but there was a reminder of the potential dangers at the tour de france. five people have tested positive, including the race director.

it was a frantic first half, with chelsea leading 5—0 at the break.th. pernille harder scored herfirst league goal for the club since signing in the second half. nine different scorers. sam kerr completed the route. elsewhere, everton are two wins from two, beating tottenham i—0 thanks to an izzy christiansen goal. reading have their first win in the league this season — 3—1 against aston villa. brighton held manchester city to a goalless draw. manchester united came to win 5—2 against birmingham city. it's been a big day in rugby union's premiership with the race for play—off spots heating up. wasps went second following a nine try victory over bristol, while bath went above sale into third with their bonus point away win. exeter, already assured of a play—off spot, were in action against saracens, and that's where austin halewood begins his round up. empty stands and nothing to play for. the song but setting for saracens' final weeks in the premiership. for the last few years, this has been the fixture in english by, this has been the fixture in eng

it says: here's the reaction of chelsea boss frank lampard.because that's what the premier league is all about, having fans and having that interactions. it heightens the atmosphere and we want that. so it certainly isn't getting us that. so it certainly isn't getting us down, wejust that. so it certainly isn't getting us down, we just want them back badly in a controlled manner. let's hope he can buy that way as soon as possible. scottish first minister nicola sturgeon has said the phased return of fans in the scottish premiership from 5 october is now "unlikely". further pilot events are on hold with the situation to be reviewed again in three weeks. it means fans inside celtic park for the first old firm game of the season, on the 17th of october, is also unlikely, while scotland's matches against israel on the 8th of october and slovakia three days later will be behind closed doors. indoor recreational team sports such as netball, basketball and five—a—side football won't be able to continue under the new coronavirus restrictions, which li

biggest soccer transfers of the summer kai javier it's has completed his move from buyer living to chelsea for a reported 80000000 euros. germany's nations league camp after their game against spain to head to london where he finalize the deal the highly rated attacker has signed a 5 year contract at chelsea the premier league club has said. messi has announced that he is to stay at barcelona and weeks of speculation about his future at the club he joined 19 years ago massey had applied for a transfer but was told he wouldn't be released from his contract the argentinians said he could not get into a legal dispute with what he called the club of his life but he slammed viruses president for his handling of the case. ok to talk more about all this i'm joined in the studio by anthony howard. a bit of back and forth wasn't at all the speculation and now suddenly he's stating so was this announcement a shock it was a shock because we've made all these milestones that go with the normal run of events in these situations when someone's going to leave he requested to leave by fax by fax now if yo