who this week was denied entry into the country of australia yes chelsea manning the five foot two inch whistle blower an l g b t q activist was denied an entry visa into australia on wednesday by the australian government for get this failing the character task that is required for entry. i guess apparently being tortured jailed for five years for blowing the whistle on lethal crimes committed by the us military gets you up failing grade on the character chart by the australian department of home home affairs ms manning was a was scheduled to be part of a speaking tour of australia starting in september along with american journalist ronan farrow time easy coats and maureen dowd think the tour organizer told the media we are very disappointed to learn that the department of home affairs has taken this approach and will be vigorously advocating for her ability to enter australia. i guess this is how we will treat the real heroes in our society we will deny them entry and silence their voices until we start watching the hawks . at the bottom. like you that i got. this. week. wel

politicians and the other people but i find it interesting that they would have a problem with chelsea manning when in two thousand and fifteen they didn't have a single problem with general petraeus who right after he copped a plea and centrally you know pled guilty to to doing what chelsea did but at least he did it for. a noble reason david petraeus just did it to impress his girlfriend and he gets to go to us yeah this is of so going to be weird to me until i make oxygen and it's like you know what these people you're going to want like zero mongers are going to let these people in but you're not going to let you know a rights advocate in a whistleblower you know in those readings he was going on with i mean we're not talking about a group are just very very mild and i mean isn't the point daoud for god's sake is on the list right i mean it's pretty ridiculous now her supporters are striking back and calling this. an executive director of human rights last summer told the guardian australia quote as a democracy we should be encouraging not banning public contributions from people like chel

who this week was denied entry into the country of australia yes chelsea manning the five foot two inch whistle blower an l g b t q activist was denied an entry visa into us trailing on wednesday by the australian government for get this failing the character task that is required for entry i guess apparently being tortured jailed for five years for blowing the whistle on lethal crimes committed by the us military gets you up failing grade on the character chart by the australian department of home home affairs miss manning was a was scheduled to be part of a speaking tour of australia starting in september along with american journalist ronan farrow time easy coats and maureen dowd think the two are organizer told the media we are very disappointed to learn that the department of home affairs has taken this approach and will be vigorously advocating for her ability to enter australia. i guess this is how we will treat the real heroes in our society we will deny them entry and silence their voices until we start watching the hawks . what would you look like real that it would b

who this week was denied entry into the country of australia yes chelsea manning the five foot two inch whistle blower an l g b t q activist was denied an entry visa industrially on wednesday by the australian government for get this failing the characters.

the guardian or any other paper which was carried many of the revelations which were leaked by chelsea manningwho of course the subsequently jailed and then pardoned by president obama. we know that a secret grand jury was convened years ago with a view to trying very serious charges over the publication of various leaks which sure sean light on us war crimes in iraq and particularly the collateral murder video where the journalists and other civilians were shot by helicopter gunships manned by american troops we know that there are for him so i think that that is probably part of the the scenario i would i would expect that these other issues would probably be raised by the u.s. senate committee in the course of their interrogations of joining us on pace of what you make of the timing to do you think this is come at a time where sanjay is pretty vulnerable because there are talks that ecuador might ask him to leave that embassy is a question mark over whether u.k. authorities might arrest him away they or perhaps would they then extradite him to the u.s. so he's not he's not in the easiest of

of the united states extraditing him and putting him in the kind of hell hole that chelsea manning into a day they'll probably throw away the key with julian assange and he's done that too well and so if these leaks the lake then leak actually i mean we could leaks doesn't know where the leak came from but the leak almost certainly came from within the democratic national committee the same body that is now conducting this ridiculous action against against wiki leaks and the rest. you might as well the same thing would be directed against the new york times or the washington post were to publish the pentagon papers and back in those howls in days when they did real journalism if anyone needs the support of democrats. of journalists of those who believe in basic freedoms freedom of speech freedom of knowledge freedom to know freedom of real journalism. it's him. thank you. so let's head for one of your favorite shows from this season will continue to show your favorite episodes in the way back for a new season but wednesday the fifth of september killed a number of us but social media is

of the united states extraditing him and putting him on the kind of hellhole that chelsea manning into would. probably throw away the key with julian assange. he's done that too well and so if these leaks the leak the leak actually i mean we can leaks doesn't know where the leak came from but the leak almost certainly came from within the democratic national committee the same body that is now conducting this ridiculous action against against wiki leaks and the rest you might as well the same thing would be directed against the new york times or the washington post were to publish the pentagon papers back in those days when they did real journalism if anyone needs the support of democrats of journalists of those who believe in basic freedoms freedom of speech freedom of knowledge freedom to know freedom of real journalism it's him. thank you. that's it for one of your favorite shows from this season will continue to show your favorite episodes and away back from season one is if there's a time until they come to us but social media is easy. me me me me me me me me that's a very rough f

receiving another m a ga hat with a not a graph from the president himself, new zealand welcoming chelsea manningh open arms, to allow the former us soldier to come to a speaking tour next month. she was banned from australia, sentenced for leaking thousands of documents from us government, his sentence was commuted by former president obama. things got worse the district actress heather locklear who has been hit with three new charges stemming from her arrest, she kicked any mts assaulted a police officer. in june someone called 911 saying she was drunk and arguing in her home, she tried to attack a deputy, locklear's second arrest since february, she is out on bail. the queen of soul getting a star-studded farewell, thousands paying respects to aretha franklin in her tone -- hometown of detroit. stevie wonder, area negron they, faith hill and fantasia after dozens of entertainers at a tribute concert honor the iconic singer's life. franklin died of pancreatic cancer at the age of 76. jillian: facebook and twitter evicted head back to the whole for another congressional growing as donald trump r

of patriotism so the basics the best example one which we pointed to in the essay is that of chelsea manning whose trans identity did not save her from the hate from the blatant hatred really of the mainstream l g b t q community which referred to her as a traitor for instance so it's always there always conditions of inclusion so we want to point that out while also admitting and also calling for inclusion in many ways so it is for instance it is illegal it's not illegal but it should be wrong to exclude anyone from marriage if marriage is what they want the problem is marriage is tied into state benefits that's the issue for us it's wrong to exclude people from the military purely because they are trans r l g b t q identified but at the same time we have to think about what does it mean to be included what does the institution mean so it's a very it's always a very complicated set of issues and i think when you have history like the history of slavery the history of amounts of haitian tied up with very problematic institutions but the conversation gets much more complicated you are living

shannon: international trouble for chelsea manning who because classified documents topping where in izer in australia informed by the australian government man he will not be given entry to the country. thailand separating refugee children from their parents, 160 asylum-seekers from vietnam and cambodia, thai official separated children from their parents until the cases can be resolved. they are attempting to come to the us to seek medical treatment. the judge granted bail on treason charges saying it didn't constitute a flight risk. 20,000 people taking part in the latina festival in eastern spain inspired by food fights, local children back in 1945. 8-year-old caitlin loves football and signed up for a youth football team after first practice, berated by a coach and made fun of by fellow players. the football team came to the rescue surprising him at his school inviting him to join the team on the sidelines for their home game this season. bicycle football team, all of you are midnight heroes for tonight. don't forget next week special coverage of the brett cavanagh hearings at 11

international trouble for chelsea manning, the former army private who leaked classified documents byanning was scheduled to begin speaking on a tour in australia but trip organizer has reportedly been informed by the australian government that manning will not be given entry to the country. thailand are thailand reportedly separating refugee children fror parents, in this case, more than 160 at asylum-seekers from vietnam and cambodia. groups say that they separated children from their parents until the cases could be resolved. attempting to come to the u.s. to seek medical treatment. a judge on monday granted him bail on treason charges brought by the government, saying he didn't constitute a flight risk. it's one of europe's biggest food fight, 20,000 people taking part in the annual festival in eastern spain. a food fight between local children back in 1945. 8-year-old of ohio loves football, and even though he has cerebral palsy, you signed up for youth football team. after his first practice, he said he was berated by a coach and made fun of by players. the football team came to

i think the team to beat but i wouldn't count a live report chelsea their man you with if it doesn't have a disaster right poorly they played it brilliantly they will make ninety points a bed they will come up short i'm sure yeah i think it will do it easily they have to come on they have to want to go to surprise you're going against you know your compatriot your club over here and. fix the seven percent of the players in the premier league far enough less than one third of the players in spain are from abroad it's time to talk about. i. i. it is definitely not the most exciting leake when it comes to the champions it's usually bar saw but why do we like. well the ways spanish football is played is very nice you know if there tiki taka is inspired teams all over the world through with the way they've played so there's that yes ok barsaat and real madrid for sure but we can't we can't count out teams like athletico they had a real really strong transfer season and you know then there's other teams very out you know we've seen better days get a little bit higher to sivia really reinfo

covering reality winner's case and has covered several whistleblower trials, including that of chelsea manning. he was in the courtroom on wednesday. and in washington, d.c., james risen is the intercept's senior national security correspondent, a best-selling author and a former "new york times" reporter. also serves as director of first look media's press freedom defense fund. we welcome you all to democracy now! let's begin with billie winner-davis. you were in the courtroomom with yoyour daughter. can you explaiain -- can you u e your reaction to her plea deal and sentencing? >> i think yesterday, my national reaction to the whole proceeding and the judge's sentencing was, i was relieved that the judge did approve of the plea agreement that the parties had reached, with the three years supervised release. today i am a little bit bitter. i am a little bit angry. i should say i am a lot bitter today. just processing it, knowing she is going to be serving the longest prison sentence for this post of hearing mr. christine's comments about her, hearing again that she has to be the deterrent for

looks like australia is getting ready to ban chelsea manning former u.s.fied document leaker is set to be there on a few days on a speaking tour. just learned the government might not allow her entry australian government would only say whether non-citizens must pass character rirks requirements. ed has a lot of character. ed: stephan davis aspiring police officer whose career was nearly derailed after he was arrested and charged with a felony in 2013 for accidently transporting his legally registered hand gun. but after telling his story right here on "fox & friends," he got a full pardon from new jersey's governor in 2013. watch. >> my attorney called me and he told me that we'll be getting a pardon. steve: how do you feel? >> so great. now i'm just thankful for all the support i have been getting from you, of course, fox news. ed: w. well now stephon josie davis story come full circle now a deputy for the sheriff's office in maryland. good morning, sir. >> good morning, sir, how are you. ed: how does it feel to be where you are. >> it's great. it's a gr

. >> jon: chelsea manning may be barred from visiting australia.ctivist who served seven years if prison for leaking classified u.s. documents was set to arrive for a speaking tour sunday but an event organizer says the government sent a not of not letting her in. >> sandra: talks between the u.s. and north korea seem to have hit a roadblock. why president trump says china is to blame. >> jon: plus new york governor andrew cuomo and cynthia nixon slam each other in a fiery debate. a closer look at what the fireworks were all about ahead. >> let's do a few facts. the subway system is owned by new york city. the subway system >> controlled by the state since 1965. >> can you stop interrupting? >> can you stop lying? >> as soon as you do. watch me. ( ♪ ) mike: i've tried lots of things for my joint pain. now? watch me. ( ♪ ) joni: think i'd give up showing these guys how it's done? please. real people with active psoriatic arthritis are changing the way they fight it. they're moving forward with cosentyx. it's a different kind of targeted biologic. it

. >> quick headlines, new zealand welcoming chelsea manning with open arms offering special directiony proves she is dancing queen of england. >> wait a second. she is breaking it down. during a trip to kenya she is showing off her dance moves with students in kenya, ribbon giving fierce competition to former president obama and bush and canadian prime minister justin trudeau. >> president obama gets it done, impossible to look cool doing that unless you are steve hilton, host of the next revolution a great dancer and other of the new book positive populism out tuesday. i know you are one of us but you used to be one of them. are you proud of theresa may? >> that video makes you understand why theresa may's nickname in the uk based mainly that she's not the most natural speaker and is a bit robotic, nickname is the may bot. you see that video you can see why. >> she is trying, taking part. >> one of the hallmarks of the british system, the healthcare system, the other pics celebrated the vaunted healthcare system so they say, a lot of democrats in the united states want the same kind

he is still with chelsea despite talk of a possible move. they have a new man in dugout. ghted to play with this style of play. it is perfect for english football. i am happy he came here.|j wa nt football. i am happy he came here.|j want to win. it is very important to have an immediate trophy. i think this moment of the season is very important. we have to improve. georgia hall has given a chance of winning herfirst major georgia hall has given a chance of winning her first major title. georgia hall has given a chance of winning herfirst major title. after some erratic long shocks,. she is now 12 under par. they begin their final round at 2:30pm. rory michael wright put self and content shall at the world golf championship in ohio. he said he was feeling good after a final round of 67. they are three shots behind the leader. that is all the sports from now. there is more on the bbc sport website. detectives investigating the disappearance of a missing midwife in staffordshire have begun a murder investigation. police searching for 28—year—old samantha eastwood found a bo

own stake in liverpool you know i mean that's the reach of the great man city all the money man city has chelsea they did it to be the biggest spenders like it looks like we really should talk about the premier league it is the most valuable league and some say it is the best leak in the world and probably lake yeah. right now my. god. my. won point four billion. they spend one point four billion and it's not so much money compared to last year's why but the t.v. money i mean i think the t.v. money makes it clear that amy and you know everyone had a bump up in cash flow you know one hundred million euros beliefs so that immediately was thrown back into an advanced me that specifically i think liverpool you know was one team he that spent the most and rightfully so because you know the world was watching you know the mistake made between the posts cost and the champions league of their investment was allison was it was a big player you know so it's looking good right now i actually have a picture of alison she should be give right that's exactly what yes why not i mean we should actually really t

in private hands before, arsenal, but they will not be following the path of the likes as man united and chelseaa single owner, better able to move quickly in furtherance of the club's future. the arsenal supporters trust is concerned, they say it is a dreadful day for the club with franz forster sell shares. there is particular concern this deal is being financed by a loan but stan kroenke says it will not be serviced against arsenal —— with fans forced to sell shares. many questions remain outstanding. time for a look at the weather. there is a change coming. there is a change coming. there is a change coming. there is a change coming, you stole my first line. change is afoot, a few different changes. this is the last day for quite a while where we will get temperatures in the 30s. by tomorrow those parts of east anglia more likely to see 20. further west, wondering what i am talking about, thatis wondering what i am talking about, that is more clarity, you have already had your change, lucky to get 23. you can see storm clouds gathering across parts

while chelsea face premier league champs man city and the community should. manchester united have wrapped up their five game pre-season tour of the us with a win of a real madrid in miami and alexa sanchez had a major role as united beat the european champions to know the chilean forwards calling the opening goal before providing the assist for and. just a marina said he hasn't learned anything from the tour but he was still impressed to see sanchez back to he's best as i was saying we were just trying to survive and to have the best the best possible results but as i was saying to the players some of my play is they will be in an amazing. condition you imagine alexis such as fresh the way that the man is is running after playing for match four matches ninety minutes i think he is in a fantastic condition so let's look at it for the positive sides. story incandela i'm delighted with my team we have a marvelous challenge ahead of us which is to recreate the team without christiana we will try to do the best we can in every sense but we will try to reinvent th

while chelsea face premier league champs man city in the community shield. manchester united have wrapped up their five game pre-season tour of the us with a win of a real madrid in miami and alexa sanchez had a major role as united beat the european champions to know the chilean forward scoring the opening goal before providing the assist for and. just a marina said he hasn't learned anything from the tour but he was still impressed to see sanchez back to he's best as i was saying we were just trying to survive and to have the best the best possible results but as i was saying to the players some of my play is they will be in an amazing. condition you imagine alexis such as fresh and the way that the man is is running after playing for match four matches ninety minutes i think he's in a fantastic condition so let's look at it for the positive sides. story incandela i'm delighted with my team we have a marvelous challenge ahead of us which is to recreate the team without christiana we will try to do the best we can in every sense of what we're trying to rein

man defence. rafa's benitez‘s tactics proved suprising for the chelsea manager it's very difficult to play here, for not only for us. it was difficult. after the 1—1, i think we were a bit unlucky in the action around the goal. but we knew that here it's very difficult for every team, but i think especially for us. fulham picked up their first win since promotion by beating burnley 4—2, aleksandar mitrovic scoring twice at craven cottage. and chelsea aren't the only side to make it three wins from three on sunday. watford beat crystal palace 2—1 at vicarage road, and are up to third. i think there is no secret. the most important is to work hard, because the players, i think they have done outstanding work from pre—season, and now they are getting good results. we have a good atmosphere, and playing at home, we feel comfortable with the support of ourfans, and we'll see, the next games. real madrid made it back—to—back wins at the start of the la liga season after coming from a goal down to win 4—1 at girona, karim benzema scoring twice. sevilla—villarreal finished goalless, whilst espanyol beat val

bridge for a medical and then chelsea will reimburse kepa the money and chelsea will have a new goalkeeper. a significant move from that man man involved in the courtois deal isn't there — mateo kovacic? that is right. he is that real madrid as part of a deal that will see courtois go to... he will come for... on loan. let's talk manchester united. paul pogba is back after winning the world cup with france but there's lots of talk that he might want out? there is a lot of talk and i think thatis there is a lot of talk and i think that is what will end up here. there area that is what will end up here. there are a few clubs, barcelona, juventus, interested but in order for manchester united to release pogba, they have only got until 5pm tomorrow to get a replacement in. that is highly unlikely so it is equally unlikely that popper will leave manchester united. let's talk potential ins at united, they're still after a centre back? lots of talk about harry maguire. that's right. england centre half. manchester united were keen on him. he would be at the top of the list. no-bid no—bid for him as yet. there are others that unit

across the capital, in chelsea, there is the dawn of get another era. the mane, at this place finish and a cup win last season, not enough for his predecessor. this a club that demands more. what they have now is the world's most goalkeeper. demands more. what they have now is the world's most goalkeeperlj demands more. what they have now is the world's most goalkeeper. i think one of the most important, the young goalkeepers, so i think now the squad is complete. but perhaps the biggest change to any of the challenges comes at the emirates. the first season in arsenal's post era, now charged with taking the clu b forward. era, now charged with taking the club forward. to understand, to show out club forward. to understand, to show our quality, i want to show, to be together, and start a new way. arsenal are the first to take on the champions. sunday, but perhaps the first hint of whether anyone can get a little closer to decide all stopped. there are three new teams in the premier league. they have spent heavily cardiff, let's take a look ahead to their prospe

man defence. rafa's benitez‘ stifling tactics proved challenging for chelsea manager mauricio sarri.. it is very difficult to play here. it was difficult. i think we were a bit unlucky in the action around the goal, but we knew that it was very difficult for everything, but i think it is especially for our splash every team. —— every team. fulham picked up theirfirst win since promotion by beating burnley 4—2. aleksander mitrovic scoring twice at craven cottage. and chelsea aren't the only side to make it 3 wins from 3 on sunday. watford beat crystal palace 2—1 at vicarage road and are up to 3rd. i think there is no secret, the most important is to work hard, because players, i think they have done outstanding work from pre—season, and now they are getting good results. we have a good atmosphere, and playing at home, we feel co mforta ble and playing at home, we feel comfortable with the support of our fans, and we will see the next games. real madrid made it back to back wins at the start of the la liga season after coming from a goal down to win 4—1 at girona, karim benzema scoring

man from when he was in charge of porto. i remember chasing him around portugal when there was a chance he might go to chelsea and the man wet, manchester united, badly beaten 3—0 by spurs but he didn't look like the man with the same passion for the game and hunger for victory. man with the same passion for the game and hungerfor victory. he didn't look like a man who had the full confidence of his players maybe. more early season misery for manchester united and jose mourinho. lucas moura with the pick of the goals as spurs win 3—0 at old trafford. it's now united's worst start to the season since the premier league began. andy murray's back playing and winning grand slam tennis. we will be chatting in a little more depth about manchester united later this morning. andy murray's back playing and winning grand slam tennis. he beat australia's james duckworth in the first round of the us open, his first major tournament in more than a year. kyle edmund is out. he won the first set against italy's paolo lorenzi but then started to struggle in the heat and went on to lose in four sets. heather watson is also out. and surrey s

against manchester united back in may — he's still with chelsea, despite plenty of talk about a move away from the club — but they do have a new man test against india. that is all from bbc sport centre. most of those will continue with the dry weather. this is the close has worked in from wheels across the midlands. it will tend to fade as we had through the afternoon. lot of sunshine for england wales. highs of up to 30 degrees. temperatures moral —— normalfor a degrees. temperatures moral —— normal for a scotland and degrees. temperatures moral —— normalfor a scotland and northern ireland. this evening rainwater and heavier for scotland and in particularly western areas. the will also be reined in nonviolence. there isa dry also be reined in nonviolence. there is a dry nature england and wales. temperatures in london only slowly easing back to around 16 degrees. in the week ahead we start with hot dry and sunny. it will be more u nsettled, and sunny. it will be more unsettled, with rain later in the hello this is bbc news. the headlines... the president of venezuela says an attempt has been made on his life, using drones carryi

he's still with chelsea, despite plenty of talk about a move away from the club, but they do have a new manger. leeds rhinos have won the women's challenge cup for the first time, coming from behind to beat castleford. they won by 20 points to 1a, a late try from leeds skipper lois forsell settling the match. they're coached by adam cutherbertson, who's expected to line up for the men's side this afternoon in their challenge cup semifinal against warrington. that's live on bbc one after the first semi between st helens and catalans dragons. georgia hall has given herself a great chance of winning a first major title. she's one shot off the pace going into the final round of the women's british open. and after some erratic long shots, hall's putter helped her to 12 under par, just behind leader pornanong patlum. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. many thanks indeed, john. the international trade secretary, liam fox, has said he now thinks it's more likely than not that britain will leave the eu without a deal

i think it's different from when he was at chelsea in his first when he came to england and anointed himself the special one and everybody talked about his man management and how special he was and how difficult it was to break down that chelsea side how they were going to have as a leader in just a bit since there's been a long story but thank you for being with us on the news grid. as always you can get in touch with us using the hash tag a.j. news grid or tweet me directly as i am tatyana will support later with piece of it now i will hand it to derek to town to thank you thanks for watching in the newsgroup remember to keep in touch with us on social media use the hash tag a.j. news grid all the other ways to connect are right there we will see you back here in studio fourteen fifteen g.m.t. on friday thanks for watching see you then good bye for now. istanbul is known for its history and food today a new generation a shaking things up for root is my everything five thousand six hundred here it's all different so this is all these cultures i'm now on top of each other . we're here to see how the a taking their culture and who's moved for

man. with the sport is belgium goalkeeper. joins room madrid from chelsea in a mega money deal on transfer deadline day you better more coming up later in the program. welcome to the program. our top story this hour a saudi m.r.c. coalition as strike has hit a bus full of children in yemen this took place in the northern city of saud and the right cross is saying that twenty nine children were brought in the bodies of some twenty nine children or brought in they were under the age of fifteen years old now maraton reports now from djibouti. still wearing his backpack this boy was in a minibus full of children hadn't bought from a school some of. them. but those the bus drove through a busy area of the town in saw the. rescue workers bring in dead children one often mother of the world medical workers three of the injured on the cardinals on every available space in the hospital. all the fighters of accuse the sodium led coalition of lunching at the movie theater which is what we got but the saudi led coalition attacked a bus carrying more than thirty student

he's still with chelsea, despite plenty of talk about a move away from the club, but they do have a new mannio conte replaced by maurizio sarri as manager. always chases big rival so antonio was, with maurizio before with another manager, so with maurizio, it will be true, but i am delighted to play with this style of play, the way we want to play, i think it will be perfect for english football. i'm so happy he came here. i want to win because it's very important to have immediately a trophy. but i think in this moment of the season, is very important to the performance. we have to improve, of course. leeds rhinos have won the women's challenge cup for the first time, coming from behind to beat castleford. they won by 20 points to 14, a late try from leeds skipper lois forsell settling the match. they're coached by adam cutherbertson, who's expected to line up for the men's side this afternoon in their challenge cup semifinal against warrington. that's live on bbc one, after the first semi between st helens and catalans dragons. georgia hall has given herself a great chance of winning a fi

chelsea after 50 minutes at wembley. detectives investigating the disappearance of a midwife in staffordshire have re—arrested a 32—year—old mans body near stoke yesterday. her family have thanked the public for their support and asked for privacy. two other men are in custody, and are being questioned on suspicion of assisting an offender. police in london have launched a murder investigation after a man in his 20s was stabbed to death in kingston—upon—thames last night. the man was found in cambridge gardens and was pronounced dead at the scene. officers are in the process of informing the man's family. no arrests have been made. portuguese firefighters in the algarve are struggling to bring wildfires under control, as the southern european heatwave continues. temperatures have climbed to 46 degrees celsius, approaching the all—time european record. fire warnings have been issued across the iberian peninsula, as chi chi izundu reports. portugal — the latest country battling wildfire. some 700 firefighters are still tried to stop flames taking further hold of a eucalyptus forest near the town of monchique in the algarve. wate

man they call the bury beckham. if you have a car parking space that is dedicated purely to you you have made it. reminder of our top story. chelseahat a master was. and that is all from us. we will have plenty more on bbc news throughout the evening. goodbye. hello there. what a mug a this weekend but the humidity comes with a good deal of cloud and there is some couple air heading our way as well. this area of cloud here is re m na nts of well. this area of cloud here is remnants of tropical storm ernesto enables bill ran across some parts of the uk. starting the arriving already across northern ireland and much wetter here across the next few hours. this will be quite heavy at times and ease that wayjoe central scotland. perhaps north wales as well. the north of that clearest skies, cool air into which is lower to the south. a warm night in the cloud into richards perhaps in the low and 17 degrees. i'm wearing a range of cleared away and should not be long before the rain moves out into the north sea away from scotla nd into the north sea away from scotland and england. few pockets of light rain or drizzle heading down towards

he's still with chelsea, despite plenty of talk about a move away from the club, but they do have a new man the first time, coming from behind to beat castleford. they won by 20 points to 14. a late try from leeds skipper lois forsell settling the match. they're coached by adam cutherbertson, who's expected to line up for the men's side this afternoon in their challenge cup semifinal against warrington. that's live on bbc one, after the first semi between st helens and catalans dragons. georgia hall has given herself a great chance of winning a first major title. she's just one shot off the pace going into the final round of the women's british open. she wasn't the only one chasing birdies at royal lytham. a local cat was on the prowl in the rough. let's hope he got something nice after a ll let's hope he got something nice after all of his efforts. and after some erratic long shots, hall's putter helped her to 12 under par, just behind leader pornanong patlum. over on the us men's tour, rory mcilroy put himself into contention at the world golf championship in ohio. he said he was feeling

he's still with chelsea despite plenty of talk about a move away from the club, but they do have a new manay, the way you want to play, it will be perfect, i'm so happy he came here. i want to win because it is very important to have immediately a trophy. but i think in this moment of the season, it is very important to the performance. we have to improve, of course. georgia hall has given herself a great chance of winning a first major title. she's just one shot off the pace going into the final round of the women's british open. she wasn't the only one chasing birdies at royal lytham. a local cat was on the prowl in the rough. and after some erratic play on the front nine, hall's putter helped her to 12—under par, just behind leader pornanong phatlum. over on the men's tour, rory mcilroy and ian poulter are tied for second place at the world golf championship in ohio. they are both three shots off leader justin thomas who is on 14 under going into today's final round. isaid it i said it was going to be a busy morning, so much to talk about. you have covered golf, hockey, football but not

he's still with chelsea despite plenty of talk about a move away from the club, but they do have a new man with maurizio, it will be true, but i am delighted to play with this style of play, the way we want to play, i think it will be perfect for english football. i'm so happy he came here. i want to win because it's very important to have immediately a trophy. but i think in this moment of the season, is very important to the performance. we have to improve, of course. leeds rhinos have won the women's challenge cup for the first time, coming from behind to beat castleford. they won by 20 points to 14, a late try from leeds skipper lois forsell settling the match. they're coached by adam cutherbertson, who's expected to line up for the men's side this afternoon in their challenge cup semifinal against warrington. more medals of the european championships, fingers crossed. the number of people following a vegan diet has more than doubled in the last year. according to the vegan society, 500,000 of us are now avoiding eating meat or any other animal products. restaurants and shops have been

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as the man thank you thank you very much among the many expressing support for petrol strike action by the united voices of the world union was also a labor councillor at kensington and chelsea council at mason i'm now with councillor pat mason he's been a council of the royal barack has been in chelsea for twenty seven years past us two life sentences you're obviously supporting this strike a labor representative labor councils are known for outsourcing which a lot of workers here are saying a lot of the problem of their employment why is the labor wasn't supporting them all this of course is not only because i told the council and that you know back in the such words when the governments were chopping and cutting. budget's they said a message that just so many of your viewers not of not remember who mr structure was but i do and that you need to contract out your services to save money so a lot of them did it they all did it we are limited in the movement because i was secretary to face council here in this time we of course opposed that so contracting out it was a new liberal agenda item to cut down. the government could cut budgets and you could just get that get it chea

comes at a time when chelsea of course wants to improve its stadium and it wants £1 billion of the stadium to do other things of course, to maintain its position and make sure that manhe value of football clubs is incredible so on friday the value of manchester united was, can you guess? on the new york stock exchange? i don't wa nt new york stock exchange? i don't want to. it is 4.1 billion dollars. which is incredible considering, compared with the success they had five, six, seven, ten years ago. i was reading the other day that a p pa re ntly was reading the other day that apparently they don't even need to make any money from their ticket sales, manchester united... because every so sales, manchester united... because every so much sales, manchester united... because every so much revenue. sales, manchester united... because every so much revenue. yes, from also. i work in a tv company in the 19805 also. i work in a tv company in the 1980s he considered buying agency united and the people who ran it at the top of the organisation turned around and said it is far too expensive. amazing how assets have gone up, well, some assets, anyway. thank you so much, rob. y