after beating belgrade in the champions league by hearing where headed for another win and duff city's new partner in crime freely because sheen you know nearly gifted his body a 3rd goal. to our harmonizing well together i can feel this is it i'm happy they get along so well you could see that not only in the goals but also in philippe's posses they're finding more and more pods i'm delighted with both of them and also with the rest of the players in. cologne did manage to. create some chances of their own though like many modern coaches colognes came by a lot several eyes on pressing high up the pitch that worked for them at times but the difference was their ability to finish after all cologne only have john cordoba not given dosti. photos to cologne for trying but they couldn't make it count. higher and on the other hand have more reasons to celebrate than just leavened up ski. believe they could cheney 0 making his 1st start was awarded a penalty after this contact in the box i got the loans kingsley he's a boy i said to an early shower. i'm. i pick cheney i stepped up and opened

corner up steps man mountain side of sun and its one mil shall kill the home fans stunned shocked coach duff and buckner well pleased things went from bad to worse for light sake i mean how rich brought down in the box and he stepped up to take ensue a penalty making no mistake shaka 2 nil up and bossing proceedings novice money off for limp wrist after the break there was more agony for lights and courage threading up past a rabbi matan who finished to make it 3 nothing the impressive 19 year old in his 1st been mislead got appearance the season repaid his confidence in spades. emile forsberg put light sic on the board with this fluke of a call shot his new ball will be furious with this how looked after putting in such a strong performance which we in the posts to you want is how it stayed like 6 suffered their 1st bonus league defeat this season coach not this month giving this sober assessment period it felt like shelters were a bit more switched on and we simply need to do better if you want support. we really played well we were always changed. on the count to take even if they are a t

duff british comedy fleabag was the surprise big winner of the evening dominating the comedy prizes the show's creator and star phoebe will abridge won best leading comedy actress and also about devoid of best comedy writing and comedy series. and i find acting really hard you. kind of british actress j.g. koma also overturned expectations to take home best actress in a drama for her as a psychopath and spy thriller killing eve and my mom and dad were in the pool here i didn't buy because i didn't think this was going to be my time. made history as the 1st openly gay black man to win best leading drama actor for his role in pose and it was a night of farewells to popular shows and surprises that kept us guessing until the end. now fifa hands out its best player words for last season tonight at a glittering ceremony at la scala opera house in milan liverpool and netherlands defend their very fond that is the favorite for the men's prize the dutchman excelled for his country and held little booklet of the champions league title back and shoot and defend their last one sees his biggest awa

ronnie no bucket of my mommy duff and i'll be on the. other division one manacled one day there. and if you don't. know how to do her in and get easy all you out of a dish of food to feed them. the slip. but i'm also sure that i lash out of the posts here. because of a yeah they have to describe your child with that same government is right. a 15 year old boy tortured in the world's most notorious prison finally released after 30 years i wouldn't who is this experience on anybody but i have a hard time thinking about wishing that i haven't gone through this experience in an exclusive interview almost told his epic tale. witness presents guantanamo's child. being located outside the western centric sphere of influence we're able to bring a different perspective to global that. when you peel away all of the lists of covert military in the financial darkening you see the people in those words and his policies are affecting see the emotion on their faces the situation they're living in that's when all the us can identify with the story. but once again the opposition think. back to. a

know but that of my mommy duff and i'll be on the. other vision one manacled one day there. and if you jump on ya but you're not in a how to handle and get easy all you out of a dish of truth to feel. the sort. of. but i'm also sure that i lash out of the posts here. because of a yeah they have to describe your child with that same documentary. a 15 year old boy tortured in the world's most notorious prison finally released after 13 years i wouldn't who is this experience on anybody but i have a hard time thinking about wishing that i haven't gone through this experience in an exclusive interview almost told his epic tale. witness presents guantanamo's child. on al-jazeera. the latest news as it breaks the problem is that in many cases those fires get out of control with detailed coverage the protesters don't seem to be fighting and neither does the police's determination to suppress the movement from around the world most of these vehicles carry syrians fleeing from the south of the border the influx of course the 2nd it's traffic jam in the only the all the know that city

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came ish teed up the star striker and colognes defense just couldn't keep it up. 7 duff ski had byron's attacking machine firing on all cylinders. shortly after the break he headed in his record tying 9th goal of the season to know what byron would be without levon dos he is hard to imagine but he really score 40 goals in a wonderfully good campaign a feat accomplished only by kerry back in the early seventy's. defeating belgrade in the champions league by aaron we're headed for another win and dusty's new partner in crime philippe could sheen you know nearly gifted his body a 3rd goal. but 2 are harmonizing well together i can form this is it i'm happy they get along so well you could see that not only in the goals but also in philippe's posses they're finding more and more pods i'm delighted with both of them and also with the rest of the players in. cologne did manage to create. some chances of their own though like many modern coaches colognes came by a lot several pressing high up the pitch that worked for them at times but the difference was their ability to finish after all colog

next, duffe dissent of the gove, the duffey campaign in 1970. activist who one the democratic mary but lost -- democratic primary. ♪ ♪ >> looks good. >> this is joe duffey. he is a minister and running. he is one of several contenders, the only liberal. >> why are these people trying to subvert our country? >> i am proud to say i am american and this is my flag. ♪ >> joe duffey has come out of nowhere. odds heainst in norma's will win a place -- enormous odds, he will win a place in the primary, when the primary, and then lose in the general election. he is one of my oldest and closest friends. we have worked together on a lot of things. after the 1968 democratic convention in chicago, we talked about trying to turn politics back to the people. whether it was possible any longer, whether the established parties would ever get around to ending the vietnam war and then we talked about the redistribution of wealth and we ever had the sense that the government really represents us? this is what joe and i were talking about in 1968 and 1969 and joe t

people to this side of the myanmar then you're come easy to see these people from the humanitarian the duff. yet completely losing these people so that's why there is no accountability who can provide us security who is building to provide us security we are not protected by law that's why it's very important that our rights restored before we talk about. and all but you cannot decide on the fareed all the big 5 years of genocide when their wife is not included in any part of the repatriation process so growing a wife if must be her then must be part of any negotiations and then there can be success and on that point i want to let you know that i want to bring in a few more voices from online picking up on the point that media was making this is feisal on twitter who says no more genocide we want justice we want to go back to our homeland we want the military held accountable for alleged killing looting and rape we want our rights back so that's one person the other comes to us via a video comment that she sent us and she's a real human rights activist in here's what she told the story so i

son ducked off as a for 9 months he went he said that he would bring peace to afghanistan but they duff today what twit from president truck chain the whole course of the peace in this country well if people don't know afghanistan through violence from derived from training in afghanistan they know it because of drugs do you think british soldiers stop the drug flow all around the world from your country because on the streets of this country the united kingdom as you all know when in the days when you were ambassador here that's where afghanistan is drugs well let me say that probably 20 years ago there was not that the story when that is this is was enough hottest on dot was not that big a sort of drax in afghanistan i fortunately i mean for the past 20 a distorted has become so big that is why we don't know exactly who are playing these games who are doing that who are doing this we don't know because we do have a government we can all feel belongs to discover them and our political dissident do not belong to discover them because i discovered it would knock the went to have election

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ronnie no bucket of mommy duff and i'll be on the. other division one manacled one day there.and if you don't. know how to do her in and get easy all you out of a dish of truth to feel. the sort. of. but i'm also sure that i lash out of the posts here. because of a yeah they used to describe your style but that same government is right. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together. with. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together. of all on this is 0. this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes. under pressure over his briggs's strategy u.k. prime minister boris johnson makes a dash to ireland before a new push for an early election. humanitarian aid convoy is attacked in. a state of emergency is imposed in half the country. devastation as bad as a nuclear bomb in aid agencies describe the state of the bahamas. and sport rafa nadal wins a u.s. dramatic style the spaniard. counts to an epic 5 sat thriller to win his 19 grand slam title. the u.k. prime minister boris johnson is facing what could be h

sergeant, jessie jane duff. good morning to you. >> good morning.ws. rudy giuliani, the president's personal attorney is tweeting they this morning. he says this, i can't believe how blind our media has become. they're blindly using the prosecutor who corruptly dismissed the cases against biden's son and his corrupt company. there is no investigation. where's the report? use your common sense, for those who haven't lost i he's saying this this morning. we heard over the weekend that joe biden's campaign is saying fire this guy, don't let rudy giuliani on the air waves. what do you make of this. >> when you can't defend yourself, you want your opponent to be barred from going on television. i'm fine with him requesting equal air time. to suggest someone should be barred from television, get out there and start swinging. if you're innocent, why haven't you said anything? our president made no bones about discussing this. he's not fearful. he doesn't just have rudy giuliani as a surrogate, he himself represents himself. what is biden doing to fight bac

so get off your duff and do your job and leave thoughts and prayers to the rest of us who don't havewer to legislate. >> i feel like we need a beat after that an a, to let that sink in. your passion is important and we need to hear it. thoughts and prayers are important and help so many people in so many ways in so many different situations. to your point, they do not change what is happening. at least that's not what i've seen. i'm sure many of you have seen this from texas representative matt chair chaschaeffer, no to high-capacity magazines, no mandatory gun buybacks. what can we do? he goes on to write, yes for praying for victims, yes to praying for protection. yes to praying for god to transform the hearts with evil intent. there has to be something between there. >> yes to voting them out. yes to voting them out. if they aren't going to address a problem like this, vote them out. >> i think it's pretty easy. i can't understand why somebody would say something like that. universal background checks, 90% support, they can be done. i'm in a pretty strong second amendment state he

hillary duff turning 32. naomi watts. who would have turned 99 on tuesday. he starred in over 60 movies including the bad news bears and the odd couple. we lost the oscar winner in 2000 but we got to be with the comedian and jack lemon in 1998 for a historic day. a hand and footprint ceremony in hollywood. >> so how did it feel when he was writing your name and putting your hand prints down there? >> well, to tell you the truth it feels ridiculous. but we got to do it because we're part of the scene. >> monday on "e.t." i'm john and i'm taking over as your "e.t." co-host. >> it's our spectacular. >> and the outfits that i'm throwing straight into the fire. >> monday on "e.t.." next new ah, man. we are out of time, but for all the late break hollywood news just go to our website. >> and check out the new video from actor and singer anthony ramos. for the good and the bad is the title which is out october 25th. the 27-year-old hamilton star launched his music career in 2017, and it's clear he is now an official triple threa

but think about t-mobile and sprimt of a duff they'll attractive you don't get the yield that's why peopleun here. >> elliott's point was that if you compare to verizon, for instance, it has been underperform versen in the field focused world we live in would you rather. >> oh. >> love how she did that. >> snuck that in. >> verizon which would be more of a pure play telecom or at&t which is now a hybrid? i mean, i don't know how you compare that. >> that's a great question it's not apples to apples in in case i'll tell you, this is what i would say, is i would actually sell at&t on this news. >> oh. >> up 29%% for the year. this is probably the move that you were looking for elliott is in there agitating. something is getting done. you probably sell this. >> you didn't say buy verizon. >> he didn't play the game. >> what do you mean i didn't play i gave an answer. i gave an answer. >> i'm in. >> how did i not play the game. >> i'm going to let that go. >> i will let that go. >> we're doing graphics if there were graphics i'd play the game. >> i didn't need graskts. >> i need graphics when

moments ago will be worried if their young adults are just going off to university to the first time duffor indeed can you reassure them that they are getting their mental health support they need if they are at university? these days, universities are really well set up for mental health support and well—being generally. they are running significant programmes around preventing issues, so building networks when they first arrive, getting them to meet each other, getting them to talk to each other, getting them to talk to each other and reach out early if they need support. and universities have also been improved notjust the support they give to the whole population of students, but also to their individual students who need more support. they are investing more support. they are investing more in counselling services and also some specialist psychology services. but the best outcomes where a university is working with other local services like its nhs services. and are there best practice cases and worst practice cases? how would a student or the pa rent of cases? how would a student or

ruling did not go into the evidence into the evidence of mrjohnson's motives, whether he had given duffuestion, this is not for the judges". so there may be a chance that the supreme court takes a similar view and allows the parliament to be prorogue. but i will say this, even if it does, this statement, this finding of fact by the scottish court would stay — in other words, that mrjohnson had behaved improperly. plenty more to come on all the developments around british politics at the moment. still to come: donald trump says he's considering a ban on flavoured vaping products. we'll be live with our business correspondent in new york. the government is to allow international students studying at uk universities to stay in the country for two years after graduating. the announcement reverses a decision made in 2012, which forced foreign students to leave the country within four months of completing their degree. vivienne stern from universities uk international welcomed the move. the fact is universities in the uk are really widely—recognised for offering some of the best higher educat