he was a coach down in city of derry. he asked me down in city of derry.so i went down. this is coming into my eighth season. i am captain this year. i decided i'm going to retire. then i got a call to ask whether i could do front row cover for ulster so myself and my sister went up and we just got on and got on the team and was there for ulster. and just very quickly, how does it feel to be playing top rugby at 47? how many years have you got left? not many! i enjoyed every minute of it. i loved every bit of it. i learned so much and it was a great experience. it is something i can ta ke experience. it is something i can take back to the city of derry so it was great. an inspiration, michelle. thank you very much forjoining it albeit briefly. what a story! 47 and you start playing football at that level, having only started playing the game at a0 years of age. there are no excuses. get out there if you can. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. the top story is that wada has reinstated russia. good evening. good evening. they

we keep hearing the chapter 19 and derry are the two main sticking points. which of those two are not negotiable, and are there any other sticking points you can tell us about? >> as i said to the hearty reporters who were camped out earlier this week, ambassador like kaiser and i agreed that -- ambassador like kaiser and i agreed, given the intensity of the negotiations, we wouldn't be negotiating in public. so i'm not going to talk about specific issues. >> [inaudible] president trump had said that today was the deadline for nafta negotiations. are there any real deadlines to make sure there is an active deal and if so, what is that deadline? >> for canada, the focus is on getting a good deal. once we have a good deal for canada, we'll be done. >> hi minister. donald trump confirmed that he made some comments off the record suggesting that the u.s. would not compromise when it came to negotiating with canada. i know that you're not going to get into details, but have you seen any movement from the americans that would suggest that donald trump's characteri

the derry -- a dairy farm out there. they had tried to run a check on this guy to make sure he was available to work in this country. there was back and forth over the process they used and that ended up he had allegedly given a false and an education to get his work there it's. what that case has done is drop attention to the fact that there are half of the people who work in the fields in the u.s. farms and ranches and nurseries are undocumented immigrants. the e-verify program has said the big light on the program, which is a federal system that allows employers to check the immigration status for the worker authorization. databases toinst see if they are legally allowed to work. people are calling for that program to be nationalized. it is only required of federal government contractors and to some data -- degree in 24 states. , walkif i am an employer us through the process. guest: if somebody comes in, you run them through the usual hr paperwork. one thing everybody has to fill out as an i-9 form. they take that an

syria where russia's defense ministry says american warplanes have dropped white phosphorous bombs on derry's or province argues jungle in vogue earlier discussed the story with my colleague unit o'neill. further details did the russian military give them this well according to them on saturday to a u.s. led coalition jets bombed the town enduros or province in eastern syria with white phosphorus munitions and that's of course an incendiary munition and according to the statement massive fires were seen in the area afterwards at this point it's unclear whether there were any casualties resulting from the bombing or the resulting fires but we have asked central command for comment on the situation but we've yet to get an answer from just give us some more detail if you will on white phosphorus weapons what makes them so dangerous that it will the use of white phosphorus in civilian air areas is banned under international law because the weapon is so devastating it's an incendiary munition and it burns until it's deprived of oxygen so when it comes in contact with people it can cause second and

we have a surplus in derry with canada. -- in derry with canada.milk seem to bother the administration. that is something that they are going at. the chapter 19, how do you resolve disputes over trade? the canadians don't want to have to go to u.s. courts to figure it out. neither side really wants the wto because it takes a long. the canadians like this panel of arbitrators but the u.s. feel they lose too much and they don't want to see their sovereignty. david: let's come back to something you started with. what is the real deadline here? we thought there was a deadline last friday. that was really a fake deadline. there is a real deadline in terms of what they have to give the text to congress. michael: october 1 is the deadline. if you are going to write up the text and send it to congress, you need a bun -- you need it done by the 29th. they have about three or four weeks to be able to do this. it is certainly possible to get done. they have the mexican aspect done in that period. -- ther, the caucus clock is ticking on the political calendar

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we have seen in wpp‘s owning is derry earnings.things have changed so radically. change isn‘tjust part of what we are doing, it‘s changed across everything. change for all clients, all platforms, all of the advertising marketing industry and it‘s about how you deal with that change. as we move forward, it‘s more about partnerships. there is no point... google, facebook, others, they are not our competitors, they are partners. do they see you that way? is that a mutual relationship? i hope so! looking at partnership moving forward is absolutely key to everything. when we talk about the advertising industry we talk about it being a bellwether for what is going in the economy. when things are good businesses spend on advertising. when they are nervous they rein in. what do your clients and the spending they are willing to make tell you about the state of the economy? one of the key things is what you define as advertising...m they say, look, i have this budget, does that tell you they are on an extension or retracting with yellow it r

that's right, derry interesting point you make, it's knocking on the door of the ftse 100, make, it'se, keep your eyes out, jd sports might go keep your eyes out, jd sports might 9° up keep your eyes out, jd sports might go up and marks & spencer is on the cusp of going down and being relegated to the ftse 250. jd sports has done well, cut down on discounting, more margin improvement flowing through. and that international expansion means it has room to grow from here as well.|j have to say i know this company well, i have three young boys who love their sports you —— sports gear and every time i go it costs me and arm and a leg, i'm not surprised they they are doing well but it is a cut—throat industry. how are they going to keep it up? that's a good sign, they know their market, they have a wide number of different brands that they appear to customers through. if you look at what they are saying, they say probably the store openings in the uk are going to stay the same, we're not expect any expansion in the uk so the real growth we think is probably going to come from the digital ch

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and of deal with canada, reportedly quite a few sticking points from derry harris to pharmaceuticals. eboni: thanks. mike, to you. mike: two citizens stamped and injured in the netherlands, the dutch are questioning an afghan man suspected in the attack. kitty logan is live with more from the london euro. >> reporter: dutch police say there was a terrorist motive in the attack after issued a statement from the south bend. in new local time, busy rail station in the city's center, injured the suspect immediately as he walked away after the fact -- the man in custody in relation to this effect is a 19-year-old afghan, that man is being questioned in the hospital today. keeping an open mind as they investigate further. it has been searched and expected to appear in court monday but there has been no wider claim from any terrorist group so far. the rail station is a busy hub, and many of them foreign tourists, and they are visiting the city. they are in the hospital today, not set to be life-threatening. they have not yet released the identities of those two injured americans but the us e

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is dollar value of derry what 1% but it is a visible issue. it is one of those domestic support systems. that is a protectionless program. it does not distort trade too much and the u.s. has a ton of its own domestic support measures. canada is probably going to have to scale back its very protections and a lot of people would like that because it is going to reduce consumer prices for jerry. it is dollar for dollar, the most important thing for canada. it is probably accelerated process at the border, which has not been a controversial issue at all. they are really hoping to unleash that. between of that balance highly visible issues and important issues, i would say the distance has been settlement. it is interesting. the u.s. has never lost. that investor state case there were canada and mexico trying to defend it. similarly, there are other disputes in chapter 19 and 20. one is about having a way to challenge when you think the other side is not following their own rules correctly. the other appeals mexican for dumping ninjas, voodoo, trad

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than a nswe rs. still being asked and derry than answers.ct your wallet — in ‘ask this‘. we‘ve been asking you to send in your questions to our our personal finance correspondent simon gompertz and personal finance expertjasmine birtles, who bothjoin me now. alan seller — email: "i have lived in france with my wife and son "for the past 11 years. "i am a uk tax payer. "we are in the french health system, but we‘ve heard british ex—pats "are receiving letters from the french equivalent "of the nhs, to say health care in france will cease for them "after the 29th march next year." what you make of that? i'm not surprised they are worried about this. they have been hearing the stories. they depend on your health care. in france there are two planks of it, if are a resident and you can apply for residency after five yea rs. apply for residency after five years. so i imagine they can do that if you haven‘t already. but also if you are making contributions. there isa you are making contributions. there is a contribution system a bit like national

to the south, warm weather coming from spain, portugal, france, derry warm across the continent, to the two areas of whether, in the south temperatures could reach the south temperatures could reach the mid—20s, further north, it could mean hanging on to the cloud, cooler weather, 15 degrees in tasco with overcast skies. that's thank you, not brilliant weather but i guess it's typicalfor this thank you, not brilliant weather but i guess it's typical for this time of year. it is odd. you are watching brea kfast. of year. it is odd. you are watching breakfast. good morning if you have justjoined us. the writer and broadcaster, robert meakin is here to tell us what's caught his eye. some different opinions on boris johnson, quentin letts writing in the sunday telegraph if i can hold this, a slightly different view behind that in the observer. the inevitable divide with boris johnson, on the one side, is he an adulterous charlatan who should never be allowed near number 10 downing street, a busted flush is what barbara ellen is arguing, it's time for him to our out from the political stage

derry is dairy is kind of a mess. we all do different things. canada has a quota system by which they make dairy products and that's heavily controlled. canada can give a little on dairy. they gave about 3.2 percent of their market share and that was given for the united states in mind. that they would fill that quota. a lot of that quota is remain empty. there is a little bit of tinkering the has to be done to figure out what this marketshare is good to be in nafta and that's can be a really difficult thing for canada to follow. especially if they decide to fill the quota that the u.s. left behind. there is a whole issue of the class seven milk products. what exactly it is. the producers have an agreement with the government about pricing and milk products below a certain price. it basically per price them out of the market. it was created after nafta came into effect. it is outside the tariff schedule. they came up with a creative way to tinker with the role. and that's what happened. they also have an oversupply. the u.s. has to address. it's

canada can give a little on derry. we saw this with tv. they give up three .25% of the market share in the tpp. that was given for the united states and michael mccaul thought was the u.s. would be in that agreement and they would fill that quarter. the problem is u.s. now, a lot of the quota will remain empty and canada is okay with that at this point. there is a bit of tinkering fso has begun to figure out what this extra market share will be in nafta and that's good to be a difficult thing for candidates as well especially if he becomes like new zealand decide to fulfill the quota of the u.s. lesbian. without the u.s. in that there is a problem for candidates the whole issue of class seven milk products. this is a mess and it's difficult to get into what exactly it is but suffice it to say the canadian producers had agreement with the company about pricing milk product below certain price which would price u.s. produces out of the market. this was cratered after nafta came into force. it outside that your schedule for dairy products in

is dollar value of derry what 1% but it is a visible issue.t is one of those domestic support systems. that is a protectionless program. it does not distort trade too much and the u.s. has a ton of its own domestic support measures. canada is probably going to have to scale back its very protections and a lot of people would like that because it is going to reduce consumer prices for jerry. it is dollar for dollar, the most important thing for canada. it is probably accelerated process at the border, which has not been a controversial issue at all. they are really hoping to unleash that. between of that balance highly visible issues and important issues, i would say the distance has been settlement. it is interesting. the u.s. has never lost. that investor state case there were canada and mexico trying to defend it. similarly, there are other disputes in chapter 19 and 20. one is about having a way to challenge when you think the other side is not following their own rules correctly. the other appeals mexican for dumping ninjas, voodoo, trade