you have chelsea manning who after chelsea manning was i assume pardoned by president obama, chelsea manning went around and badmouthed president obama on top of everything else. so when you have a chelsea manning who stole classified information and did many things that were not good and gets pardoned or whatever happened and you have a sergeant bergdahl who gets virtually nothing, a slap on the wrist. and then they want to put these warriors in jail for 25 years? one of them served six years in jail and has many years left. as a fighter. no, we're not going to do that to our people. >> [indiscernible] what do you think of giuliani saying he has insurance? >> i don't know. rudy is a great guy. he covered that himself, you know that. rudy is a best mayor in the history of new york, in my opinion. the strongest mayor, the best mayor. rudy is a great crimefighter and corruption fighter. probably the best in 50 years both while he was here and the u.s. attorney in the southern district. rudy is a great person. i think that may be the press is not treating rudy very well and i think that

but let's just take one name chelsea manning she revealed that 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 the like the educational value of the bachelor nothing nothing so whistleblowers coming. persecuted i got persecuted. let's move on that. was published last week to you tonight is nations special rapporteur 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 all the cable news jack the garbage you see just thank you very strongly that you want to hold up every block of code bomb it could spare donald trump live or nancy pelosi other horse julian assange hunt is the most accurate human being to ever lip and he didn't prison meanwhile here here here are the people who are allowed to walk free yet another person claiming it's racist

former chelsea man applied some pressure. one goal would have not chelsea out.comeback was just too little too late. frank lampard was just too little too late. frank lampa rd was was just too little too late. frank lampard was mcmahon went back again and joined liverpool in the mass 16. just softly, bbc news. manchester is in tottenham already in the last 16. a couple teams who won't be joining them, lassies and semifinalist ajax needed to progress —— ajax, as group winners ahead of chelsea. they lost to— one to barcelona, who top of the group. disappointment for former chelsea manager, antonio kante, and stryker romelu lu ka ku chelsea manager, antonio kante, and stryker romelu lukaku who was on the score sheet in the first half. in the championship, leads are back on top after beating arsenal 2—0. a 2—1 win over third placed fulham. news tonight on the death of the former managerjim smith who is died at the age of 79. he took charge of nine clubs in his career but will be best remembered for spells in charge of oxford, portsmouth, and derby, leading the lette

we don't yet had from you and chelsea manning or edward snowden. we need that.need those documents. ante up.r [applause]. are there any final thoughts. obviously to the poor mss analyst that is awake right now. that may be the chelsea manning and that might be the spark.he get everyone up on the stage thank you all of them that came. we are selling the book outside. you can leave without purchasing it. although we will make it difficult. we are selling the book. i do encourage you to buy it. i don't know if you're able to hang around for a few minutes thank you again and hopefully we will have them back in 12 months when they finish and published finished and fblished their next book. [applause]. here is some of the current best-selling nonfiction books according to publisher weekly. elton john requires -- recalls his life in his memoir, me. he provides a history of the 19 second war. they take a critical look at the president. following that, donald trump junior argued that the left is using political correctness to silence conservatives in his book triggered.

beijing, if you are listening, we do not yet have found you a chelsea manning or edward.need those documents. [laughter] [applause] >> any final thoughts, comments, conclusions? >> to the analyst awake right now at 4:30 having to watch this and write a memo that may be the chelsea manning, this may be the spark. thank you all of you that came although not technically an exit tactic we are selling the book outside so you can leave without purchasing it although we will make it difficult. [laughter] he will be downstairs at the lobby looking at you expectantly. [laughter] if you are able to hang around for a few minutes for signed copies, thanks again and hopefully we will have them back in 12 months when they finish and publish their next book. thank you. [applause] "after words" republican congressman of florida interviewed republican senator rand paul of kentucky about his new book the case against socialism. here is some of the discussion. >> if i'm going to be a capitalist and i stol saw somet, i'm not caring about my desires, i want to care about what you want if you

well support for a song isn't limited to doctors sculptures of him and 2 other whistleblowers chelsea manning and edward snowden have reappeared in central in the 1st unveiled their 3 over there 4 years ago the collection is called anything to say it's now returned to its former place near the brand of gate after world war the artist behind it says it represents those who dare to say no to global surveillance or to make a stand against lies that lead to war r.t. spoke to sorrow connect from the german left party she told us the art pieces bring to life the hypocrisy surrounding freedom of speech. is. this culture attracts attention to this incredible scandal it is to journalists and whistleblowers to uncover crimes are sitting in jail today while those who committed these crimes are not held accountable and this has nothing to do we do rule of law and therefore it is very good though we are now so close to the right because here is the federal government which could have started to act on this issue a long time ago and for example could provide a sound snowden asylum in germany. well song is

their support for assad isn't limited to doctors sculptures of him and to other blows chelsea manning and edward snowden have reappeared in central lin 1st unveiled over 4 years ago the collection titled anything to say has not returned to its former place near the brandenburg gate after a world tour the artist behind it. represents those who dared to say no to global surveillance or to make a stand against the lies that lead to war. from the german left party she told us the r.p.c. is bringing to life the. surrounding freedom of speech. he said. this culture attracts attention to this incredible. it is did journalists and with the richest one classic lines are selling until today. these crimes are we are how do you counter this how do you not know what to do we do rule of law. it is very good so we are now seeing this is not right it does make you sad because here is the bad regard my dosage could have to 32 are doing this to show you a good long time ago and for examples i could provide the. sounds in germany. a song is currently being held in london's belmarsh prison where he's ser

julia songe there were leaks from a person who had that thomas called bradley manning now called chelsea manning so what exactly are you going to extradite julian a songe a citizen of the stroke here to the united states for for the actions of a another party bradley manning who gave him information which he then published surely that is no different to the newspapers you then publish what was on wiki leaks maybe they should all go to the united states to be tried under united states law i mean where does this one stop it's patently absurd with you like him or not i think i particularly like you in a sanjeev i met him i don't think i don't warm to him as a character and i want to make this explicitly clear this is about the principle of law the principle of sovereignty not about my views good or otherwise about a person i'm jus innocent. obviously the un special rapporteur actually spoke to was the other day telling us smears of his character a part of his georgia but after what you just said. why do you think then that prime minister scott morrison is clear he says he is unable to intervene for

rachel blevins artsy and speaking of julian assange today we close out the show with mr song's chelsea manning and we're snowden's return to berlin so this time in the form of a 3 statue monument created by italian artist down the door mino untitled anything to say originally unveiled back in 2015 in front of the united nations european headquarters in geneva the one ton sculpture then traveled to paris and other cities and beyond before returning to berlin last wednesday as part of an organized event held by the german political party and i link or the left the november 27th demonstration featuring the statues and very speeches including one from massages own father john shipton took place on the day of public hearings in german's parliament on julian assange has united kingdom extradition case dormy no stated his sculpture is devoted to those who dared to say no to global surveillance and to the lies that lead us to war my friends i think that's a pretty good way to end our show today always saying no to the lies that lead us to war so remember everyone in this world we are not told we are l

you guys brought up that idea of going after him you know going after his money right now was a chelsea manning just celebrated i think or 32nd 33rd birthday because she's standing up for principles and they have her in jail again despite you know releasing her last year is that hard can we keep a straight face now when we kind of condemn other countries for going after you know political folks they don't like or dissidents in their country when at the same time here we are forcing upward snowden to live in exile because you know we will get a fair trial here in the reasoning free is that is there's a little bit of a are we had to face when it comes to that alex. and you can't you get your ideas are you going to guess what it's like watching him do we come across into. the law is that you know that i mean that of course i mean there's so many situations where i could point fingers at those you know basically i've always said you know is one of these calling the kettle black situations i've talked about him a 1000 times on twitter what i'm talking about the states pointing fingers at other count

those 18 cases include the names that we have talked about already including chelsea manning, edward snowden, they also include for instance general david petraeus, who accepted a plea agreement, but also in a leak case. and so those cases break down pretty equally between two administrations. which is kind of an important.to make. this is not limited to the trump administration, the investigation that led to the cases since 2009 started under the bush administration. but under the obama administration, you son nine or 11 of these cases again depending on how you count. so again i would urge you to go to the website because i will not get into the numbercrunching, it can be kind in the weeds. but we are basically talking about 18 pure source cases and then to other cases that looks slightly different in that they involve public disclosure of these secrets. not traditional spying but not in the journalistic context. why this case they'll talk about it in his second period so you had 911 cases under obama, the trump administration's continues to bring these cases. there's a couple of t

government's involvement in the war, which challenged by new generation of whistleblowers like chelsea manning who revealed torture and war crimes committed definite attentioion on the p part of the united states government in places likike iraraq and afafghn and guantatanamo bay and cuba. my own invnvolvement in the revelatition of globabal mass surveillance. and every cacase,e were charged under this same law that forbids the jury to consider if this was something that did more good for the did harm know than it to the government in terms of inconvenience or theoretical risks. and this is wherere w we get tos cruciaial part of t the stotory. we move from an individual and exexceptional casehahat was not repeatated for d decades and des in the ellsbererg instance, just something ththat under the obama adadministratition he c chargede sources of journalism using this special law than all other presidents in the united states history combined. and now under the trumpet administration, we have taken one more step. we have gone from the united states government were on whisistleblowersrs to now w

as what were doing on our next book beijing if you are listening we don't yet have from you a chelsea manning or an edward snowden. we need that. we need those documents. [laughter] [applause] any final thoughts? >>. >> this may be the spark. thank you to everyone up on the stage and who came. although not the exit tax we are selling the book outside. you can leave without purchasing it although we will make it difficult. peter will be downstairs in the lobby looking at your expectantly. but we do encourage you to buy it i don't know if you can hang around to sign copies. thank you and hopefully we can have them back in 12 months when they publish the next book. thank you. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> they put things in hiding and then to say to a friend and with those brett is sure french is something that i have. should i strip that lace or washington? and how many horses with the carriage. and it seems trivial and goofy but on the other hand and that is a stylistic decision with the toad in the character that sets precedent but it seems trivial but on the other hand that in of i

they've got some horrible games coming up too — their next four games are chelsea, man utd, leicesteror your position the club? i am not the right person to answer to you about the situation, or to ask this situation. and this question for different people, because i am not the right person to talk about it. the pressure has eased on 0le gunner solskjaer as his manchester united side beat spurs 2—1. it's just their fifth league win this season — but it would have felt extra sweet for solskjaer, as it came against the man he replaced at united — jose mourinho. leicester, meanwhile, are flying. they're second as jamie vardy continued his scoring streak in a 2—0 win over watford. that's leicester's seventh consecutive win in the league. the rest of the night's results and reaction are on the bbc sport website and app. there was late drama in scotland as celtic grabbed an injury time winner to beat hamilton. that meant they moved a couple of points ahead of rangers, who threw away a two goal lead to draw 2—2 with aberdeen. the old firm had started the day level on points, with celtic top

be man or chelsea are you muslim of the. country the ning go meet them and you know. it could be i mean a know conjunto we know joe told us we took the piss out of it. so sister. look at the. school on a call any one coming from the 2nd when everybody stayed in their. taxes and stuff happens. or doing that and. so on. but but it also took a step a lot of us. had to just think to write. a book from all a book about stacks since 2012 the japanese media have been reporting on strange incidents of primitive wooden boats would be in rising washing up on the shores of japan's western prefecture. the boats was soon identified by the author as fishing vessels originating from north korea a country that is approximately 1000 kilometers from japan. i think all you can you are welcome politically to go to the home and i thought i would hear them all because i look up inside of myself over the years the boats kept coming along with news reports of dead bodies on board and even surviving north korean fisherman rescued by the japanese. the very presence of these vessels and their c

be man or chelsea are you most of the. country the ning go meet them and you know tell us you know could be i mean are. we to not talk to us we talk about. so so i started to. look at the. script on a call any one coming from the 2nd. state in the. potentials and. the next. or doing that and. so on. but it also took a step away that others. had to just think. about it as a book from all a book about stacks since 2012 the japanese media have been reporting on strange incidents of primitive wooden boats with been rising and washing up on the shores of japan's western prefecture. the boats was soon identified by the author as fishing vessels originating from north korea a country that is approximately 1000 kilometers from japan. i think all you can you up look up on public radio to do something like that and i read them all because unlike a copy for himself over the years the boats kept coming along with news reports of dead bodies on board and even surviving north korean fisherman rescued by the japanese. the very presence o

they've got some horrible games coming up, too — their next four games are chelsea, man utd, leicesterur position the club? i am not the right person to answer to you about the situation, or to ask this situation. and this question for different people, because i am not the right person to talk about it. the pressure has eased on 0le gunner solskjaer as his manchester united side beat spurs 2—1. it's just their fifth league win this season — but it would have felt extra sweet for solskjaer, as it came against the man he replaced at united — jose mourinho. to italy where a sports newspaper has been heavily criticised for its headline. here it is — "black friday", on the back of corriere dello sport with pictures of romelu lukaku and chris smalling ahead of inter milan's game against roma on friday. roma say the intention of the article was positive but it's been ruined by a "terrible" headline. inter say they're against all forms of discrimination. the paper itself is yet to comment. anthonyjoshua says he's punching like a kicking horse ahead of his re—match with andy ruiz junior. they

consider traditional spying and those 18 cases include the names we heard today already including chelsea manning, edward snowden, also for instance general david petraeus who accepted the plea agreement, but also in a leak case and so those cases breakdown equally between two administrations which is an important point to make. this is not limited to the trump administration. the investigations that led to cases since 2009 started under the bush administration but under the obama administration you saw less cases depending on how you count. i urge you to go to the website and get into the numbercrunching. it can be in the weeds but we are talking about 18 cases and two other cases that look slightly different in that they involve public disclosure, but not in the journalistic context. one of those cases i will talk about in a second. you have 9 or 11 cases under obama could. the trump administration has brought these cases was a couple things to note. the obama administration had several direct conversations between the press and the government. there were a number of subpoenas issued to reporte

chelsea manning leaving the courthouse is one picture in connection with the wikileaks investigationlian assange, and damage from hurricane sandy, and the testimony of christine blasey ford when it came to the supreme court nomination of brett kavanaugh. it was brett kavanaugh testifying before the senate judiciary committee. [video clip] >> listen to the people i know. listen to the people who have known me my whole life. listen to the people i have grown up with, and worked with, and played with, and coached with, and dated, and talked, and gone to games with, and had beers with. listen to the witnesses who allegedly were at this event 36 years ago. listen to ms. kaiser. she does not know me. at the party described by dr. ford. confirmation process has become a national disgrace. the constitution gives the thete an important role in confirmation process. you have replaced advice and consent with search and destroy. july,my nomination in there has been a frenzy on the left to come up with something, anything to block my confirmation. host: that is also available if you go to the web

bundesliga clubs in the competition by and have been drawn of london club chelsea all don't want a set to face paris sunshine man alive so they will square off with last year's finalists tottenham. byron munich's to mulch you a season isn't going to get any easier in february the german giants have been drawn against reigning europa league winners chelsea in the champions league round of 16 it will be a rematch of the 2012 final which biron lost on penalties to the london club i after a slow start but have turned the corner in the bundesliga and their strong form has given them a boost of confidence for the clash. isn't that of steps where fairly confident. feel good about the draw of course chelsea have players that can hurt us. dortmund have their eyes on an equally difficult task facing down french powerhouse police among the yellow while welcome back former coach thomas to call for the 1st time since he left dortmund in 27 teeth i played 6 have fought their way to the top of the bonus league but coach you leonardo's man knows they have potential for even more. for the office that we are also looking forward

chelsea square. it was owned by a man.all through the house. >> the stocking are hung by the chimney with care. >> with that poem, moore practically invented modern christians. maybe that's why the letters come to the chelsea address. >> debra had been helping jim answering letters since the beginning. last year she sent a child bicycle. he sent her a picture. >> i literally cried like in tears and was so happy. >> back at the tiny apartment, meredith wants to make sure the tradition continues. >> it may be a federal crime for you to open that because you are not santa claus or are you? >> this year i am. >> merry christmas and to all a good night. harry smith, from "sunday today," new york. the history continues. harry, thank you very much. the story of the miracle on 22nd street will be a movie written by tina fey. we highlight another life well lived. june, 1974 did not ring for you. on that day, in troy, ohio, a shopper selected a 67-cent of wrigley's juicy fruit. for the first time ever, a cashier scanned the bar code

in the wsl, chelsea came from behind to beat man city 2—1. minutes later, a cross from england found maren mjelde who scored their second. chelsea remain unbeaten so far this season. elswhere in the wsl, manchester united beat everton 3—i. andy ruinunior says three months of partying and a lack of proper training left him "overweight" for his world title re—match with anthonyjoshua last night. ruiz was comprehensively beaten in saudi arabia, six months after shocking the boxing world by stopping joshua in new york. the fight went the full 12 rounds and the judges were unanimous in giving the points tojoshua. who now re—gains the ibf, wba and wbo titles. i don't want to say that the three months of partying that i had, celebrating and whatnot could not affect me. to tell you the truth, it kind of did. but what can i say? just learn this mistake, and i'm glad that i learned it now while i'm still young. this is just glad that i learned it now while i'm still young. this isjust the beginning for me, and there's a lot more fights coming soon. the

the latest racist incident in the premier league chelsea defender antonio ruediger faced monkey chants by some spurious fans after clashing with sun one man who received direct caught for the fallen and who did a complaint about the verbal abuse the referee briefly stop play during the 2nd half and a public announcement was made in the stadium warning that racist behavior was interfering with the game chelsea eventually went on to win the match but the incident overshadowed the victory i hate racism in. racing in in full and there's a point in that. series i like that too can happen i don't know who's getting better or worse but if it is fighting and churn happened it needs to be dealt with and punishment needs to be strong. is hopeful that the fans will be identified i really hope that the offenders will be found and in a modern football ground like tottenham stadium with dozens of t.v. and security cameras it must be possible to find and punish them. but this is not an isolated incident in the premier league earlier this month manchester united midfielder fred was targeted by a manchester city fan but the ruediger incident seems to have

chelsea within five minutes. the sketch i actually break it was dominic calvert learn who because the man to lose control, even for. but any nerves were soon replaced by sheerjubilation, everton‘s —— modern day number nine,... -- modern day number nine,... you just go that much more because you're for everybody. it was very tense, it was indescribable. i'm not looking forward to far ahead. i'm here for a looking forward to far ahead. i'm here fora ten looking forward to far ahead. i'm here for a ten for as long as they will need to do this. this command undoubtedly, a day that belong to everton and duncan ferguson. he has called this his dream job. this out every bit the fairy tale. five goals have put tottenham up to fifth in the table after a convincing victory over burnley. captain harry kane got the first afterjust seven minutes with a stunning strike outside the box. lucas moura with the second, but then a fantastic individual effort from heung min son, who ran amost the full length of the pitch to score their third. kane got his second and then moussa sissoko scored their fifth. i think everything today was

action tonight in the league cup at goodison amid reports that former chelsea manager carlo ancelotti is being lined up to be their next mann charge. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the uk is facing a crisis because of the rapid rise in the number of people living with dementia. that's according to the charity, the alzheimer's society, the alzheimer's society, which says the care system is failing those with the disease and the families who often end up looking after them. the condition devastates the lives of those who get it. but it can also be devastating for their loved ones, many of whom are forced to walk away from their own careers to provide round the clock support. around 850,000 people in the uk already have dementia, but that number is set to double over the next 20 years. unless far more money is invested in the social care system, the charity is warning that, by 2035, almost three million people will find themselves, in some way, having to care for a family member who has dementia. jeremy cooke has spent time with two women, who've become full—time carers to their husbands — both in their 60s.

chelsea's premier league win over tottenham is marred by an allegation of racist abuse from spurs fans. a howlerfrom de gea costs manwho are beaten by the bottom side watford. and liverpool fly home to focus on winning the premier league, after victory in the club world cup final. also coming up in the programme... fallon sherrock marches on at ally pally — so what next for the new superstar of darts? hello and welcome to sportsday. we should be starting tonight by talking about a brilliant away win for chelsea over spurs in the premier league, but instead all the headlines will be about racism after an allegation of abuse by some spurs fans. our sports correspondent andy swiss is here. what do we know about what happened? this all happened around an hour into the match after tottenham had a player sent off for a challenge on chelsea's rudiger. he then said he had been the victim of abuse from the crowd. he told the referee, anthony taylor. an object was also thrown onto the pitch. the referee spoke to both of the managers after that and there was then an announcement over the public address system saying that racis

coming up: chelsea's premier league win over tottenham is marred by an allegation of racist abuse from spurs fans. a howlerfrom de gea costs manwho are beaten by the bottom side watford. and liverpool fly back to focus on winning the premier league, after victory in the club world cup final. also coming up in the programme... fallon sherrock marches on at ally pally — so what next for the new superstar of darts? hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm gavin ramjaun. we should be starting tonight by talking about a brilliant away win for chelsea over spurs in the premier league, but instead all the headlines will be about racism — after an allegation of abuse by some spurs fans. this is the chelsea defender antonio rudiger suggesting that he's heard monkey chants from the crowd at the tottenham hotspur stadium. there were then three announcements made to the crowd asking for the abuse to stop — this is part of uefa's anti—racism protocols. an item was also thrown from the crowd at the chelsea keeper kepa ariza balaga. it all happened after a controversial red card was given to spurs‘ son hyung min. he was sent off for aiming a kick

the new man in the dugout aim to provide it and asked for energy in his first programme notes. he his response. chelsea'ss the rest of the team. this was the best ofa drab rest of the team. this was the best of a drab first half. but individual moments change matches. joe genio wasn't shown a second yellow card for this. it would prove key for moments later when the midfielder got a late christmas present. the genial couldn't miss. his dream had become a nightmare, snatching victory. three successive home defeats for arsenal for the first time since 1997 and there is plenty of work to be done to awaken them from their slump. them from their slump. if one win in 15 is pretty disastrous for arsenal, chelsea's indifferent form is a bit baffling. away wins at arsenal and spurs, with home defeats to southampton and bournemouth thrown into the last fortnight. who'd be a manager, eh? our next home games we will prepare for to turn that corner but we have shown in one week of football if you forget southampton for second is a really great performance against totte n ha m. really great performance against tottenh

the new man in the dugout aims to provide it and asked for energy in his first programme notes. he got his response. chelsea'sng as was the rest of the team. this was the best of a drab first half. but individual moments change matches. joe genio wasn't shown a second yellow card for this. it would prove key for moments later when the midfielder got a late christmas present. they couldn't miss. his dream had become a nightmare, abra ham snatching victory. three successive home defeats for arsenal for the first time since 1997. arsenal's last 15 games has yielded just one victory whilst chelsea have had a win at the emirates and tottenham hotspur to show for their last fortnight but also home defeats to southampton and bournemouth. the life of a premier league manager. our next home games we will prepare for to turn that corner but we have shown in one week of football if you forget southampton for second is a really great performance against tottenham. we need to put them together and keep doing them. if you could take you away form back, you will be laughing. yeah, that is the reality of where we are. we are

chelsea within five minutes. if that b blue mood, after the break it was a dominic calvert lewin who caused the man now in controlhis legend swept up in the excitement. and excitement was curbed temporarily after they were provided a reminder that chelsea were still here. but any nerves were soon replaced by sheer jubilation, here. but any nerves were soon replaced by sheerjubilation, abbott and's modern day number nine with they moment theirfarmer and's modern day number nine with they moment their farmer number nine may never forget, and young ever toning at finding a hero.|j may never forget, and young ever toning at finding a hero. i think when you are leading a team and it is so important for the fans to get three points, you feel that much more responsible. it was really tense, it was a great feeling. it was indescribable. i'm not looking too far ahead. was indescribable. i'm not looking too farahead. i'm here was indescribable. i'm not looking too far ahead. i'm here for everton as long as they want me to do this. undoubtedly a day that belong to everton and duncan ferguson. he has called this his dream jo

racism 1st half goals from a willian a one a penalty but put to chelsea in control of the match if it got worse said owen a son young manwas given a red card after of last check a full kicking out and antonio after that incident stadium announcements were made a warning about waste this behavior an unhappy day for moreno tottenham beaten 2 now a bad day 2 for majesty not to beaten 2 nil by bottom of the table watford the 2nd half goals from. an a troll it did a penalty saw them when the for all me the 2nd time this season but today i was at this moment i'm very disappointed because we have to come to these stadiums and. get your voice against teams like today i'm sure they were low in computers because they must be looking good when you get to the table we were confident because we've done well lately it just wasn't that there was no intent to really see me to make has decided to win again. well liverpool a will return to the premier league still with a temp point lead in the title race team have arrived back up from their successful trip to doha where they won the fifa club world cup european club side that beat flamin

chelsea will face bayern munich who they defeated to win the competition in 2012. christmas can be a lonely time for many people — and the bbc has been talking to one man — terrence —st‘s dan walker surprised him with a christmas tree. his report prompted the singer john barrowman to invite him to his show and dan was there. terrence, welcome to sheffield, my friend. thank you very much indeed, thank you. thank you. i know you had a day of surprises yesterday. yes. this is the world—famous sheffield city hall. we have someone waiting for you inside, so if you'd like to come over. 0k. and we've got a surprise for him. i know, you've got a surprise for him as well, i've heard about this. yeah. maggie's got it with her. what's today been like? oh, it's been good, it's been good. yeah? i can't tell you how many... stuff that's been on twitter and facebook, it's been absolutely hectic! knocking. hello, sir. hello. terrence. come on in. hello. how are you? give me a hug. lovely! how are you? i'm ok, it's been a bit hectic for the last couple of days. good! i grew up with older people in the household so i knew... i had my mother and grandmother always there, and even whe

for the magpies and it's back to back defeats for chelsea as frank lampard side went down one dollar at home to west ham then now for 3 points behind man city and leicester but as i mentioned it's liverpool who lead the way his that manager can clap. brought on a. frozen goal people pretty much. everybody sitting in years probably are not really born yet and then imagine you go there in shorts and read it insured and some gloves which are not made for keeping you warm. and then. some people lead to freaky can't and like that when you have to run you look a little bit silly in that moment that's what you have to accept but we had to be kept on fighting and drown especially. how does a lot with 2 really really good saves and crosses he catch and stuff like this but it is called feet obvious he could shoot a ball as far as he wanted. in spain or in madrid have gone to the top of la leggo they were $31.00 winners that out of as captain sergio ramos and danny carver held the score of the now 3 points ahead of barcelona in 2nd are at atletico madrid on sunday now one of the surprise 1st one is that the arabian gulf cup in qatar have lost the

chelsea manager frank lampard will be able to buy players injanuary, after their transfer ban was halved by the court of arbitration for sport. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. a man a string of sex attacks on 11 women and two children has been found guilty of 37 offences. joseph mccann — a convicted burglar who'd been released from prison by mistake — kidnapped and raped victims chosen at random on a cocaine and vodka fuelled rampage over a two week period last spring. the women and one boy were aged between 11 and 71 years old. mccann had been released from prison after a probation error in february. our home affairs correspondent june kelly has this story — and a warning her report does contain some details viewers will find distressing. in the front passenger seat of this car, a 21—year—old woman is being kept captive byjoseph mccann. he has grabbed her off the street with a knife to her throat, held her and raped her. she is too traumatised to escape. as he pays for his petrol, this is a man at the start of a perverted mission to attack, terrify and humiliate women and children. mccann kidnaps this first victim after she leaves this nightclub in watford. her

chelsea manager frank lampard will be able to buy players in january after their transfer ban was halved by the court of arbitration for sport. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. a maned by police as one of the most dangerous sex offenders ever seen in the uk has been found guilty of a string of charges at the old bailey. 34—year—old joseph mccann was accused of 37 charges relating to 11 women and children, including rape, false imprisonment and kidnap. our home affairs correspondent june kelly is at the old bailey. this has been a highly unusual case because joseph mccann this has been a highly unusual case becausejoseph mccann has refused to leave prison to attend his trial here. but he has strung the court along claiming he wanted to come to court and then not appearing. this has obviously delayed the trial and wasted thousands of pounds of public money. the full details ofjoseph mccann‘s crimes are simply too horrific to report. just a warning that this report coming up does contain details which some viewers may find distressing. in the front passenger seat of this car, a 21—year—old woman is being kept captive by joseph car, a 21—year—old woman is being kept c

and he went to see michael keane at everton, with a fantastic win over chelsea last week with big duncan ferguson in charge. he is a mantaking the trophy from cardiff to aberdeen. pedalling as we speak! i have been enjoying looking at the live stream every now and again. you can have a look on that. tour de trophy. he has put in a shift. sometimes you think how hard is he working7 but sometimes you think how hard is he working 7 but he sometimes you think how hard is he working7 but he is working his backside. you will be on the programme tomorrow. brilliant. recovering. doesn't sally do one of the last bits with him? yes, tomorrow. knowing sally, probably the last five metres! you are in trouble, when you see her! it's cold up trouble, when you see her! it's cold up there. thank you so much. we are on at midday, see you then. enjoy. on rugby now. ulster maintained their 100% record in the european champions cup pool stage by beating harlequins for the second week in a row. last weekend, there wasjust a point in it, but last night the northern irish side thrashed quins by 34—10 at the stoop. scrum halfjohn cooney ran i

league final, which chelsea won, and lasses in's beaten finalist, tottenham, withjose mourinho in charge, will face german side rp leipsic. —— rb leipsic. in the europa league, manfterfinishing behind totte n ha m europa league afterfinishing behind tottenham in their champions league group. arsenal of course beaten by chelsea in the europa league finals. they are now continuing their search for a new manager, having got rid of the unai emery. now mikael arteta, theirformer player and the unai emery. now mikael arteta, their former player and the manchester city coach appears to be nextin manchester city coach appears to be next in their sites. officials from arsenal were pictured leaving arteta's house in the early hours of this morning. one of the favourites to ta ke this morning. one of the favourites to take over from freddie this morning. one of the favourites to take overfrom freddie ljungberg, who is in caretaker charge. not yet known if arteta has been formally offered thejob. webb viewers might remember the former wales coach rob howley was sent home rob howley was sent home from the rugby world cup for breaching betting regulations. we've heard more ab