money where their mouth is now and so definitely it's the start of the process if that is the case chelsea let's go over to you and frank why isn't there jubilation on financial markets. well there definitely has been a positive reaction and global markets u.s. stock futures are up the docks is up a little under one percent but it's not you believe it's not euphoria one of the reasons for that could be that over the past month global stocks have risen a lot since the u.s. and china 1st announced this agreement in october that they've been working on u.s. stocks have risen about 5 percent to record highs the docks is up about 9 percent so there is an idea there's people think that this may be already priced into markets. so we would get traders read it so i did in your opinion. i think i think the traders really want to see a concrete deal there's been so much back and forth over the past 2 years and i think they they would like to see a concrete agreement but i think there's also a question now in markets of what happens after a phase one deal is actually signed what will this mean for the bigge

let's go to chelsea delaney of financial correspondent in frankfurt chelsea just how bad is the situation because i mean germany's just narrowly missed a recession it is basically stagnating wouldn't investments from both the public and private sectors be exactly what the doctor ordered. well that's what economist investors have really been begging for over the past couple of months investment is really the really the bedrock of economic growth so the deterioration and willingness to invest especially in the manufacturing sector is definitely a concern for long term economic growth but there are a lot of obstacles on both the public and private side for investment going forward the german government still is sort of saying they don't want to do fiscal stimulus and the private sector it's really hard to imagine any sort of manufacturing firm investing and long term manufacturing activity and things like that given the economic climate so i think it's hard to imagine german investment really going up from here thanks for joining in chelsea lately. the german parliament has cleared the way f

let them eventually. latest news from chelsea, it is 1—1 at half—time and you can follow that on radio 55. good night. reaking out between labour and the conservatives which says the nhs could be at risk. we have an analysis on weather the document is proof the nhs is for sale. the official negotiating objectives for a future us trade deal where published earlier this year, including the desire to eliminate all barriers to us investment in all sectors in the uk. nicole for explicit us access to pharmaceutical products so it is not surprising that was raised at the level of preparatory talks for junior officials. us pharmaceutical companies tend to lobby the government very aggressively. figures compiled in washington suggest that last year faima said spent more lobbying than any other industry. these american and british officials discuss dropped i think, including the idea that patents could be extended to stop cheaper drugs being used longer period. other us priorities were also reviewed in the documents, one meeting said the us was concerned about to ease any‘s checkers deal, the early first draft o

infrastructure and problems with nationwide high speed internet access for well let's cross over to our financial market correspondent chelsea delaney is standing by for us and there she is in frankfurt just let's 1st of all talk about those growth figures of north point 9 percent and germany be content with that. 0.9 percent growth certainly is nothing to celebrate it's also says to be even lower this year 0.5 percent is the new forecast for $21000.00 growth especially if you consider that and 20162017 germany was posting over 2 percent growth so there's definitely a slowdown and it doesn't look like it's going to reverse that any time soon at the same time the german government and a lot of economists are saying we don't really expect a full blown recession a financial crisis type slowdown here and that's one of the reasons that germany has given for being so hesitant to increase fiscal spending because they say we're not at a crisis point yet so from berlin holding onto the money it has what else is weighing on bruce bracks it has certainly had an impact on on german exports that they've seen a big slowdown and demand fro

let's go over to chelsea delaney off a national correspondent in frankfurt chelsea where is all this leading. really only further downward for both of these economies at the heart of the slowdown and japan and china is really the trade tensions between the u.s. and china which of put a drag on global trade but they also are both dealing with domestic issues as well japan has recently raised sales taxes which is expected to slow consumption there and in china they're dealing with a lot of problems including surging inflation inflation is at the highest level in 8 years in china which really makes it difficult for policymakers in china to implement any stimulus that could really boost growth so it's really hard to envision either of these economies really recovering anytime soon because they will you watch you'll see because german g.d.p. daughter is due out soon the figures could show europe's largest economy in recession analysts predicts the latest on who will see growth running deep into a hole in the 3rd quarter u.s. china thomas dispute has helped drive germany's he met effect fr

well let's go over to chelsea delaney our financial correspondent in frankfurt could. tip germany into recession. that's certainly a risk especially if you consider how close germany r.t. is tourist session it may already have fallen enter a session and the 3rd quarter growth prospects for the next 2 years are extremely low one a think tank here in germany has estimated that these tariffs could shave about point 7 percentage points off of g.d.p. g.d.p. is expected to grow 0.9 percent next year so that's extremely tight these automakers are already dealing with investments and electric vehicles with a global slowdown and part driven by the u.s. straight tensions what china that's coming at a really bad tire but where this really could have ripple effects is if it starts a tit for tat trade war where the u.s. and china start imposing tariffs on the other goods outside of the auto sector and that's really where we could see ripple effects and we've already got a big enough trade war between us and china thank you very much chelsea lately in frankfurt u.s. plane make a boe

let's go live to frankfurt to chelsea to lanie josie alledge a surprise is this used up new doesn't it. it's certainly a surprise and certainly relief given all of the really gloomy data that's been coming out of germany over the past several months looking into the room to the details of the report sort of the hardest hit areas of german of the german economy seem to have rebounded so trade to the u.k. was a lot higher trade to the u.s. was a lot higher there was a continued decline in exports to china but i think seeing the increases in exports to china or to the u.s. and the u.k. was definitely a bright spot also there was an increase in exports to be to the end that auto sector as well which has been hit very hard over the past several months i think now there's that potential that germany could actually avoid a technical recession because of how strong this data was there had been a pretty much consensus here that germany was going to fall into recession after seeing growth the kind of the 2nd quarter looks like they may actually be able to avoid that now just use noise to finish

brings in chelsea manning and a brings in -- who is in -- thisll come although brings in chelsea manning who was let of jail after seven years, but now she is back in jail and another but related case. >> it is closely related in fact. chelsea manning's release -- sending that material to julian assange was prompted by the reuters request for it. she had heard reuters was after it, so she looked for it. she wanted to help and explain what happened. then she was so shocked -- amy: she was an intelligence officer in iraq. >> she was so shockeked when she sought but she could not help us in it on. she tried to sit it on to other sources, "new york times" and other r news plalaces, but julin took it and released it, as s yu can n see. thiswhat you have edited volume now "in defense of julian assange"? >> there's been so much distraction of what is really at stake. enoughght if we put out information about what impact was happening, what -- the threat to julian and the threat to the constitution, the first amendment, that people would come back and understand it and get together and fight against this be

all right let's cross over to often national correspondent chelsea delaney in france the chelsea why an i.p.o. in riyadh and not in new york or london. listing is saudi aramco on on a local exchange is a really important symbol for the for the government there because they've they've really made this push to get more investors investing locally and to saudi companies and they've made a lot of a lot of progress and transparency and regulatory changes so i think it's important for them as a symbol to a list this locally but they are planning at some point in the next few years to do a 2nd internationalist saying syrian to do the small local listing where they all the list about 2 to 5 percent of the shares and then in a couple of years there they've said they plan to do another listing they've actually chosen quite understand what's interesting li tokyo. because they have said the u.s. london and china they've all have so many political issues right now that it would be it would be safer for us to list in tokyo on interest to use with the i.p.o. of course is part of saudi arabia's atte

but let's just say one name chelsea manning she revealed the war crimes of our empire she then torture in our prisons for years her sentence is then commuted she's released and now they have her. locked up again for nothing literally nothing i mean i mean i mean really nothing like that like the educational value of the bachelor nothing nothing so whistleblowers i'm going to mark them. persecuted i've got persecuted. let's move on the. move on the publishers last week to you tonight is nations special rapporteur tor on torture reiterated a warning that julian assange is life.

from a let's preserve it often actual market correspondent chelsea delaney of the frankfurt stock exchange tells you 1st of all how did the siemens news go down on the trading floor. so you and yours are really on a tear. there of about 5 percent one of the largest gainers in the dax there is definitely a lot of anxiety coming into this report because siemens is really at the front lines of the industrial sector and europe they supply a lot of industrial customers so there was a lot of fear that this would have the slowdown we're seeing in that sector would have a much bigger impact on the companies so. for their expectations for $21000.00 but they also gave a forecast that was considered better than expected for next year so especially they're seeing a lot of growth in their some of their core businesses for this vision company of the digital infrastructure company of the smart automation sector as well so those were definitely bright spots for investors no semen c.e.o. joe casey has come under a lot of fire from critique who say his strategy spinning off parts of the company of the divis

for more let's bring in our financial market correspondent chelsea delaney in frankfurt chelsea what exactly is mccrum hoping to get out of this trip. there are just myself several elements to this to this trip he's talked about climate he's talked about the continued opening of china's markets but what investors really see of this is about deals striking deals between the chinese government chinese companies and u.s. and french companies really last year there were about $60000000000.00 worth of a deal struck out at this point conference i think it there they're going to be looking for for more quickly abberation and they're really looking particularly in the ira cultural and financial sectors for for more copper cooperation between the e.u. companies and chinese companies but just just this sort of a side note is somewhat odd that the french president is spearheading a european delegation. i think a year ago maybe that would have been a super and years role but over the past several months there's there's really been . a pretty significant power dynamic shift within that within the

lot of people would say that this is been a very disruptive 5 months short of chelsea in total in hong kong thank you. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world a swedish prosecutors are dropping their investigation into right and sexual assault charges against wiki leaks founder julian assange songs due to lack of evidence mr summers she is currently serving a prison sentence in britain for jumping bail to avoid actually used to sweden where a woman accused him of raping her 20. the ailing former prime minister of pakistan now is now was that sharif has left the country heading for london after a court ruled that he could significant for chronic ill health he was prime minister for 3 years he's serving a 7 year jail term for corruption he denies any wrongdoing. the u.n. says it has a reports indicating that dozens have been killed in iraq during the days of rioting over increased fuel prices it's also urged restraint and condemned the iranian security forces use of live i mean nation against demonstrators the government insists the price hikes are necessary to fund soc

well for more let's go straight over to our correspondent on the ground for a charlotte chelsea pale great to see you charlotte record turnout already bring us up to date with the latest where you are. yes home that you're joining me now from what is a record breaking district council election this now has the highest turnout of any election in hong kong history and there's still some time the left before these polls close now we have seen throughout the day today huge numbers of people gathering outside this polling station here at one point there were queues lining up way back some people telling us they were queuing for up to 2 hours to pass their ballots now the queues have now gargi dissipated that there is still a steady stream of people coming and going wanting to to voice their opinion this softer rule is the 1st vote that's taken place since this unrest here in hong kong began in june people tell us that this is their opportunity to express best sentiments about this on rest and the way that the government has been handling it is essentially a referendum on this almost 6 mon

well let's get the latest now with our correspondent there on the ground charlotte chelsea impale who is with us now shot at polling stations and now closed it appears that we witnessed a moment of history that today. yes and they are joining me now from inside a polling station where the votes are being counted now we know today that record numbers of people have cast their ballots in this vote record numbers not just for these district council elections but record historic turnout in hong kong elections in history here tonight it really is a historic evening now both sides are claiming that that record turnout could benefit them it remains to be seen though what those numbers mean as in the coming hours we start to get those results coming in from these district council elections now what we can tell you is that throughout the day today outside polling stations we saw huge queues of people lining up to cost their ballots we heard from some people that they waited for up to 2 hours to cause their votes they told us that this was that opportunity to make their voices heard this after

published a classified documents leaked by former us army soldiers chelsea manning these revealed alleged u.s. war crimes in iraq so let's get more on this now because we can go live to org and you know this seems a form iceland of the syrian minister also known for his support of junior science you very welcome thanks for coming on firstly can you just outline why you stand up for doing this and why you were one of the few that seemed to support him. well let me start by saying that. i'm siding with julian assange as an individual who is being unjustly treated very unjustly treated but then his case however is birds lots of other than the individual julian our sons and the totally unacceptable hardship he's beings have directed to. it has to do with the rights or whistleblowers and consequently the rights of citizens to be provided with information on crimes committed by states and individuals so it has to do with democracy and let me add that eventually attests to do with the rule of law because associate got to wants to respect the rule of law must have access to information on crimes allegedly quick committed. this t

well for more let's cross straight over to our correspondent on the ground for a shot at chelsea and pale shot at polling stations there have now closed and it seems that we've been witnessing a moment of history there today. i don't know that's right record numbers of people turning out to vote in this district council election today not only has it the past previous records for district council elections but this is now recording the highest turnout avner action in hong kong history now both sides representatives from both sides are saying that they were claiming that is a victory saying it's evidence that their side is going to come out on top but it's too early to tell at this stage exactly what this means about the pros stablish mint and pro democracy side there are crowds now starting to gather outside this polling station where we're waiting for those results at the moment just giving a sense of just how much anticipation how much how many eyes are on the result of this election now we saw huge crowds gathering to cause the ballots earlier on today there was a huge turnout ear

let's do it! our guests tonight hillary rodham clinton and chelsea clinton are on the show, everybody!have a new book. also on the show, the world is burning down, the white house is going to the dogs and donald trump is getting impeached. ( cheers and applause ) yeah, that's right! give it up for the dogs! let's catch up on today's headlines! ( cheers and applause ) let's begin with the most important news out of washington today -- the nationals have won the world series. >> the washington nationals took home their first world series last night with a riveting 6-2 victory over the houston astros in game number 7. >> back in d.c. the fans celebrated in the rain. the one guy that ripped off his shirt -- >> yeah, and what are you feeling tonight? >> oh, my god! dad, i wish you were here! i love you so much! i know you're watching! go nats! >> amazing! tell me what your thoughts are about this world series win? >> i think this is huge for d.c.! d.c. needed this. we've got some asshole in the (~bleep ) white house right now! >> trevor: oh, wow! ( laughter ) yo, that is hilarious. d.c. is

let them go. he was talking about chelsea matting in the end. president obama did was commute his sentence, he had already served seven years, trump has said, you're not guilty. i mean, when obama did that, he said, you're guilty, but given the circumstances, i am not going to have you serve any sentence. and this is what's different. one of the things that was important. i was privileged to be a naval flight officer the best day of my life is when they pinned the wings on me. the idea that you're still worthy to be a s.e.a.l., no, if you've done that, you shouldn't be a sale. even if they don't want to punish you, you shouldn't belong to that group. >> i know the trident for the s.e.a.l.s means everything. i'm curious, you had breakfast with then secretary spencer a month ago. did you have any inkling this was to come? >> no, in fact what we talked about is how well he had been manage i managing and he got rid of the cost overruns. trump made that up. actually, he was doing a good job in that. this whole thing just doesn't make sense. and secre

let of development and responsibility all over the world. staying with football as the women's super league leaders, chelsea have signed one of the best strikersshe's the all time goal scorer in both the american and australian leagues. lots of european clubs were chasing her, but she's decided to sign a two year contract with chelsea. nick parrott reports. fleet of foot and shop of mind, sam kerr is one of the worlds best strikers. can she finish? yes you can. it is 3-1. this is the first hat—trick. she is on her way to england. if she can reproduce that form on these shores, chelsea fans will be in for a treat. i have come here to lift trophies with the club, and there is no denying that i have come to score goals, so hopefully i can keep my goal—scoring record up, and help the team if those trophies. chelsea is one of the biggest clubs in the world, and once i had my mind set on europe, it was an easy decision to choose chelsea. everyone has been watching the growth in england. i think it will be up there as one of the best leagues in the world. kerr is a household name in australia, and with a new tv deal she could become a ratings winner

lets have a look at that record. he won his opening match with chelsea 15 years ago.reshfaced at the age of 41! beating manchester united at stamford bridge. his second stint with the blues, getting off to a flying start and beating hull 2—0. blues, getting off to a flying start and beating hull2—0. he blues, getting off to a flying start and beating hull 2—0. he beat bournemouth 3—1 in his first match, a good omen for the tottenham fans on what is to come today. fulham had their striker to thank for their win over qpr. scoring twice as they fought back from a goal down to win 2-1. it's fought back from a goal down to win 2—1. it's his second start for the clu b 2—1. it's his second start for the club having been brought into the side to replace aleksandar mitrovic, who was suspended. caretaker coaches lee miller and david mccracken have made the perfect start at falkirk, beating the lithgow rose 4—1 in the scottish cup. paul dixon finished the amateur side, to book their place in tomorrow's fourth round draw. the manager ray mckinnon was sacked last saturday. it turn

chelsea at stamford bridge on saturday. no doubt the speculation is going to continue on all three of those premier league manager under pressure. let'ster city. striker sergio aguero is going to be out for a few weeks, that's according to manager pep guardiola, who's been speaking today ahead of their champions league game against shakhtar donetsk tomorrow night. he picked up a thigh strain in their win over chelsea at the weekend. guardiola says aguero will "need a miracle" to be fit for the manchester derby on 7 december. jose mourinho's also been talking today. he takes charge of spurs in the champions league for the first time since taking over from mauricio pochettino last wednesday. he was asked if he would sign zlatan ibrahimovic for spurs given that he's out of contract and they've worked together before. he says that would make no sense because he has the "best striker in england" in harry kane. kane himself has tipped mourinho to bring silverware to spurs. 0ne game in the premier league tonight as aston villa host newcastle and it's a match that means a lot to this man — steve bruce. he's now in charge of newcastle, but it

championship also said to have approached other football clubs including chelsea attracted by the multi-billion dollar broadcasting rights deals let's break down the numbers city owners shakman saw a member of the abu dhabi royal family is selling a 10 percent stake in city football group for $500000000.00 the deal puts a record value of $4800000000.00 on the group which aside from its flagship man city owns parts of football clubs around the world not bad when you consider that shakman saw port city for just under $200000000.00 back in 2008 since then they've spent $1700000000.00 on players that's resulted in 4 premier league titles and that's led to revenue posted last month of $687000000.00 so you can see why silver lake would think this is a great investment well for more on this we spoke to sports marketing expert professor simon chadwick from sulphide university in manchester the industry in general is converging with edge chainman and so we are beginning to see this in. linkage between all sports entertainment digital. so what has happened today i think with the silverlink investment is testament to the fact that we're lookin

just to let you know, ajax have just gone a goal up against chelsea, so it is to— one that ajax leadampion sleep. you can follow it all on the website. —— in the champion sleep. i'll have more for you in sportsday at 10.30pm. wonderful, thank you very much. jacob rees—mogg, the leader of the commons, has been accused of insulting the memory of the victims of the grenfell tower fire after he appeared to suggest that people should have used common sense on the night of the fire two years ago and fled the tower block. in an interview with lbc radio, mr rees—mogg said that — having read the recent report on the fire — he would now ignore the fire brigade's advice to stay put. he has offered a profound apology, saying he would hate to upset the people of grenfell. 72 people died in the blaze on 1a june 2017. our special corrspondent lucy manning reports. if there's one tragedy it's easy to show sympathy with and be sensitive about, it's grenfell. the inquiry finding just last week residents shouldn't have been told to stay put in their flats for so long. yet one government minister has ma

well, let's take a look at the other matches today. chelseahe difference. in the merseyside derby, anfield hosted a wsl match for the first time, but it was the away side who took the points. lucy graham with the goal for everton, who beat liverpool 1—0. bristol city snatched a late draw, at reading. 3—3 the score in that one. and brighton got their season back on track, with a convincing 3—0 win over birmingham. rugby now. the european champions cup holders, saracens, began the defence of their title with a heavy defeat in france earlier. they lost 30 points to 10 against racing 92, with the cloud of a domestic points deduction and heavy fine, hanging over them. patrick geary reports. saracens in happier time, this was may, that i were european champions, their dominance undisputed, now the picture is so much blurrier, the signs are that sarries will accept a domestic points deduction and massive fine for breaching the salary cap. in europe, only their opponents can hand out punishment, it still hurts. racing 92 were scoring the tries saracen

we will let you decide at home, but it was an equaliser that finished 2—0. that goes down as the final game of the group stage for chelsea need to win, they have a good chance at that one. who did make it through tonight? there were two teams, not as many as last night, but to made it there. barcelona made it through as group winners for the 13th year in a row with italy. and guess who scored one of their goals in a 3—1win over borussia dortmund ? of their goals in a 3—1win over borussia dortmund? lionel messi, who else, on his 700th appearance for the club. england forward jaden centre with that goal there. u nfortu nately centre with that goal there. unfortunately just a consolation for them. one of the team to get through was rp leipzig. they came from 2—0 down. thank you very much. let's quickly run you through some of the other stories today. temporary concussion substitutions could be introduced for the first time at the euro 2020 finals. it comes after new research found former professional footballers suffer disproportionately from brain disease. dillian whyte will face mariusz wach on the undercard of anthonyjos

era, but don't forget he did one say he would never manage the club because his love for chelsea was too strong. let'sally abused england bowler jofra archer will be banned from future matches and referred to the police. speaking to1 news, david white said he'd apologised personally to archer and was optimistic of catching the man in the coming days. archer says the incident happened as he was walking off the field during england's first test defeat in mount maunganui. andy murray says he is more relaxed about retiring from tennis now, as he's experienced so much time away from the sport in the last couple of years recovering from a hip injury. in a new documentary that premiered in london on monday night, audiences are given an insight into the gruelling strain murray's rehab took out of him, his family and those close to him before making a long awaited return in september. tennis obviously has been my whole adult life but also a huge part of my childhood as well — this is what i've done since i was a young kid, so when you sort of get to 28, 29 and it looks like you're coming to the end, i think sp

let's start with the news this morning that australia striker sam kerr willjoin the women's super league leaders chelsea the world cup and is the all—time leading goal scorer in the leagues in the us and australia. and as signings go, this is right up there. without a doubt, this is probably one of the biggest signings the women's super league has ever seen, second women's super league has ever seen, second only to when manchester city side carli lloyd after scoring a hat—trick. a goal machine, leading all—time scorer in america and australia. she helped chicago all the way to the end of the final days year, she scored 18 goals in 21 games, 44% of their entire goals this season. she has been nominated for a number of awards including the women's football award, she doesn't tend to win them. i suspect part of a moving here as she has done everything she can do over there and wa nts to everything she can do over there and wants to prove herself on the european stage. she is here for two and a half years and the chelsea fa ns and a half years and the chelsea fans are in for a bit of a treat. everybody is g

chelsea delaney told us what christine legarde has planned for her new role. carney. i think to continue. trying to come to. terms. just isn't any reporting from frankfurt let's get a brief look now at some of the other stories that are making headlines there have been more violent clashes in the bolivian capital la past opponents are disputing the official presidential election results this confirmed the incumbent evo morales as the winner without a runoff critics say the vote was rigged corrales 7 denies any irregularities. 11 on the banks have reopened for the 1st time in 2 weeks following a wave. protests that forced the government to resign those banks are operating normally but protesters stormed the headquarters of one bank chanting anticapitalist slogans. nearly $200000.00 residents of sonoma county in california have been allowed to return home their houses spared by wildfires they continue to burn in other areas the fire service says it's making headway against the blazes as winds dropped the fires destroyed at least $140.00 homes in sonoma county. the men's rugby world cup final takes place on saturday with south africa facing england and yokohama

chelsea manning also to be put in jail for refusing to pacify. all of these things show he does not have principles he only cares about insult and getting reelected. let's not forget principle of law innocent until proven guilty and the fact that julian assange is now is behind bars not because he's supposed to be but he's already served his term for the conviction for breaking bail conditions he's there because he's considered a flight risk. so the months imprisoned yet to be proven guilty of any wrongdoing what about the conditions of his imprisonment there's a lot of complaints been made about that well that's horrific as well and you know he hasn't been able to his lawyers visitors have been few and far between. the reports i've seen either malnourished he is not receiving medical attention all of these things are above and beyond what real criminals actually have to face and so that again also shows me that the british government the judges they're awfully aso politically motivated in this as well and it is you've got many organizations coming forward and saying this is a perversion of justice no the speak and. it's inhumane and it really shows tha

with the owner at the moment and that's let's let's hope to suggest that you could leave he's also won the english premier league title previously with chelsea an interim boss freddie ljungberg would be a popular choice with the gunners fans the swede was a member of assholes invincibles team i don't friday he said however long he i have a soul that seem he would give everything and try to put smiles on faces again now it's been a huge day for the. arabian gulf cup yemen all friday for their 1st win all they told him and having lost their opening match they were 6 nil winners at the khalifa international stadium batman. scoring a hat trick. what iraq be the united arab emirates in the other group are going to confirm their spot in the semifinals 1st half goals from our securing a 2nd straight win for iraq the country is due to host the next gulf cup in 2021. this idea about terry bought us as quick as during practice for sunday's abu dhabi grand prix sunday's race will be the final one of the season and it's been a difficult one for a runner is danny ricardo not a single party and finished all year and more problems on friday his engine catc

chelsea especially because valencia should have won. remember it started with a mess and came to an end like this. let'sague action. the mirror has a nice headline "lov is not enough". of course, dejan lovern scoring, but only to make it a draw against napoli — not enough for liverpool to qualify yet. in the sun they've gone with tammy abraham's injury in chelsea's draw against valencia. he went off in the second half, appearing to be in a lot of pain and clutching his side and hip. we will bring you updates on his injury when we get them. and the express has a picture ofjurgen klopp not looking happy after he was given a yellow for shouting at the referee. he was annoyed at the repeated stoppages. arsenal are in europa league action tonight. they only need a draw against frankfurt to qualify from their group, but this week the pressure has been heaped on their manager unai emery after a run of six games without a win. emery said that this match is the "perfect chance to reconnect with supporters". celtic, rangers and wolves also play later. the club is supporting me. the sponsor is backing me. ifeel st

so let's get through the 4 people who prove we're witnessing the death of truth 1st we have whistleblowers we we've seen with the blowers of all kinds crushed in the past few years chelsea manning edward snowden john kerry aka jeffrey starling the guy who revealed there were no go mad chemicals in the subway sandwiches and. i mean i don't know that he was persecuted but i assume the subway people sweeney todd him into a meatball saw. but let's just say one name jealousy manning she revealed the war crimes of our empire she then torture in our prisons for years her sentence is then commuted she's released and now they have her locked up again for nothing literally nothing i mean i mean i mean really nothing like that like the educational value of the bachelor nothing nothing so whistleblowers i'm going to mark them down persecuted i go persecuted yeah. let's move on this. move on the publisher's last week to you tonight is nation special rapper tor on torture reiterated a warning that julian assange has life is at risk and said the wiki leaks founder must not be extradited keep in mind nothing wiki leaks has ever published has been proven false compare that to every othe

let's start on this many, many, many people want me to run. what do you think of that? >> that would be hillary, bill and chelseaght. right. but clearly, hillary is mad and upset that she lost in 2016, and she's feeling left out. the woman will not stay out of the news, will not stay out of the headlines. it's amazing that she continues to play the victim and everyone else is to blame but me when in fact her losing was her fault. trish: it was her fault. she was set up to win, except she wasn't cut out to win. she wasn't cut out to win because she didn't have the common touch or the ability to go to places like pennsylvania. she is out there saying social media is so bad for women. i would argue social media is bad anyway. whether you are a man or woman, social media is not a friendly place to be. donald trump takes his fair share of hits on social media, i think a lot of women like hillary clinton take their fair share of hits on social media. but i can't get over what she did to another female competitor. a woman who was a veteran. a woman who risked her life for this country. think about what she said about t

let's get the. word that on the streets of the- london district tottenham. but i don't think judge a marina is very good with these plans. and siegel who is out of chelsea hey manager should not to. look and see the sign happening here is very much a mall my top occur to you love a love him we'll heights in- i love him for the fact that.t. he gets results whn i marino's he's a serial when a that's all i've known since two thousand four when he won the tribes they apologized. it's got the what the count simonon he's with us all you so now just a marine neo- what do you think. it's a very strange wilma isn't it- not agree agree not only because of the timing would which supports tina's been sacked and i think to understand why marine has been appointed i think we need to talk about. that as well in that. at the time off the in. that strange is it because the results have been poor yes but this comes just. five six months off to he reached the champions league final with tottenham. so very strange in the and i belieieve that daniel levy had or was looking for a replacement and as soon as marina said okay- puts a tina was sacked which would. which would lin

i love the chelsea fans too much" what's changed? before, i was sacked. laughter let's be honest. edmund winning his singles rubber and dan evans then losing his, it came down to the doubles — where jamie murray and neal skupski won in straight sets. great great britain's bobsled team have finally been awarded the bronze medal is. the russian crews were disqualified for doping, the medals we re disqualified for doping, the medals were presented by princess and in london, but it was bittersweet. although we got our medals that we well deserved, a lot of things have been stolen from us. it was emotional that at the time we didn't get to have the metal and our families didn't get to enjoy that. i'm so glad i got something to show them and something to say, you know what, we were good enough and we are that good and we did do it. what, we were good enough and we are that good and we did do itm that good and we did do it. it is nice to get them, but you feel like you miss out on that moment in the sun. they aren't the first. and yea rs sun. they aren't the first. and years afterwards,

let's start with the premier league, the late kick off is just getting under way in the last couple of minutes between leicester and arsenal. earlier though, chelseaheir 2—0 win over crystal palace. paul frostick was watching. five premier league wins in a row for chelsea left them in good shape heading into this fixture with crystal palace. and after an incredible midweek champions league comeback, they were full of confidence. despite a first half full of attacking threat, it would prove to be a goalless one. chelsea began at the second half on a front foot again and they got their breakthrough. the palace defence finally unlocked tammy abraham finishing the move. with only a single goal between the sides, crystal palace upped their efforts and started to trouble the chelsea backline. but as the game approached the final stages, christian pulisic got the second. we certainly deserve to win the game and the first half, if it was frustrating it was because we had chances but not enough clear ones. as soon as we had chances but not enough clear ones. as 50011 as we we had chances but not enough clear ones. as soon as we picked it up in the second h

let's turn tojose mourinho at totte n ha m. and chelsea'spper boss when he played under him at chelsea. 0f is a swapper boss when he played under him at chelsea. of course is a swapper boss when he played under him at chelsea. 0f coursejose mourinho has been announced as a new totte n ha m mourinho has been announced as a new tottenham manager this week. unsurprisingly, lampard was very complimentary about his old boss, it was well known they had a good relationship and it was quite a surprise thatjose mourinho was given the tottenham job and so quickly but if lampard was asked whether he might have taken a job at white hart lane, he has a definitive answer. i can firmly say no and you can replay that again in ten years or whatever you want. it wouldn't happen but things are different. jose mourinho worked with a lot of football clu bs jose mourinho worked with a lot of football clubs and we have to respect is right to work. on the other hand, i was here for 13 years asa other hand, i was here for 13 years as a player, had the league might h

let's not forget at the other end leaders liverpool play manchester city tomorrow. today, chelseaho've struggled for consistency. and there could be an interesting reception for saracens today as they play for the first time since being found guilty of breaching premiership rugby‘s salary cap. they're taking on gloucester away. just the one game in the premiership last night as sale beat wasps 28—18 thanks to the du preez brothers. dan scored sale's only try and his brother rob kicked five penalties. and in the pro 14, edinburgh beat dragons 20—7 — blair kinghorn with the first of their two tries. there's a big game to come this morning, in less than half an hour, great britain lions will play new zealand in their rugby league test match in christchurch. they were narrowly beaten last weekend. but if they're hoping to make amends, they're missing more key players with zac hardaker among those out through injury. there's coverage on bbc two right now. great britain have a chance at three more medals on saturday at the world para—athletics championships. sammi kinghorn couldn't defe