and in other sports news, manchester united soccer club were they've sacked david moise after only one season as manager. moise was hand picked by alex ferguson but the team failed to secure a spot in next season's lucrative champions league. they've been largely flat over the last 12 months. they're up 14% year to date. you're a man u. fan. what do you make of this? >> the point about them, they'll come back again. they're a real football club. they're not the result of injection of billions of -- pounds of foreign money by a foreign owner. it's healthy for football. they won't completely dox nature the premier league this season as they have done for so long. it's good to see real football clubs like liverpool, everen to, southampton, swanzey doing well. >> who is poised to take over? >> i think they'll have to go probably for a foreign manager. >> and will the person who takes on the role now, will they have a better chance at leading the club to better highs? >> david moise is obviously a decent man. he had a find record at everton. i think he's been unlucky. very interesting, the

. >> the look that says it all, more disappointment for david moise.hames coming up in sport. >> the trial of three aljazeera english journalist has been postponed, they've been held for 103 days, accused of providing a platform to the outlawed muslim brother hood. in calls on thursday, the prosecution produced material it says supports the case against them, which includes reports from kenya. some of that evidence was dismissed by the judge as irrelevant. a fourth journalist has been detained without trial since last august. after 80 days on hunger strike, his health is deteriorating. >> a former colleague of bbc journalist said the charges are ridiculous. >> all around the world, there's a huge amount of suppression of press freedom. look at the reports coming out from organizations like reporters without borders, the names of journalists go on and on and on, people threatened, beaten, killed in some cases and many cases, it's tough in human terms and people in societies like egypt can't find out properly what's going on. the international community

clark, the david moise to terry lee. i don't know if that's a fair comparison. how much of a new, fresher stable management do we need? >> you need a stable management team that can look into the long-term future of the business plan long term. that's a very, very important factor. they are taking action, investing in the store refurbishments, investing in the product ranges. i think on the big stores, it's an interesting point you make about the big stores. they are actually going to continue to open the stores still but just at a slower rate of expansion. we'll do more but at a slower rate than previously. >> thanks for that. good to see you, david. helia, you've -- i sort of think of you, i think of you as burber burberrbur burberry. >> it was tremendously exciting. >> what have you been doing? >> i've been checking out what they sell for what price. >> do they have a store on salosloan street? >> i don't live on sloan street. i know where you live. it's similar, post-code today. this is how helia got along there. >> reporter: there was a time when the domina