eddie: absolutely. friday is starting to feel a little bit like a panic or a bad dream caused by too much turkey and then liquidity. -- and thin liquidity. traders are looking at this saying, we have had variance before. this one is different. maybe the appropriate reaction lies somewhere in between what we saw on friday and today's overall calm. there is a lot that traders don't know and that they would like to know about this, but i think some of the more extreme moves we saw on friday, i think that was mostly due to thin liquidity. dani: i know you are also writing on the blog this morning about oil. perhaps oil does not have the same status as stocks, treasuries, everything going back to normal. how vulnerable is that market? eddie: for me, it will be the real market for how serious the market is taking us. if we see oil continue to sell off -- if we are talking about lockdowns, the policy response to this, and i think oil is really tim. but it is also important because it feeds into the inflation d

eddie: gold is struggling.rative for gold is gold was ahead of the narrative on the worries of reflation and so on at the end of last year. ever since they have seen etf's starting to sell off. etf's, we're not seeing a lot of inflow into etf. etf's sit on 3000 tons of gold, which is more than a year worth of supply. we see more of that etf holdings come back into the market. that is a negative environment for gold. guy: ok. eddie, great stuff with the cake. i'm sure your wife was very impressed by your ability to help. we will part there for another day. i think we will edit it next time. thank you very much indeed. eddie van der walt with what is happening with the mining sector. let's talk about where the european stocks have finished. the ftse 100 dipping a little bit. still positive. the dax down 1.1%. the cac 40 down .8%. further selling into the close. alix: we have a lot to do set with european gas prices. we'll be look at what is driving those, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: this is "the european c

eddie _ football. bringing some players and actually... eddie howe's_ football.layers and| actually... eddie howe's cv includes spectacular — actually... eddie howe's cv includes spectacular seasons _ actually... eddie howe's cv includes spectacular seasons charge - actually... eddie howe's cv includes spectacular seasons charge of - spectacular seasons charge of burnley. he's been out of the game for 18 months and the former arsenal boss had turned down the chance to manage at newcastle after holding talks with the club. newcastle are currently in the bottom three with norwich city, with just five points on the board, and eddie howe's first game will be a week on saturday we newcastle entertain brantford. this is andrew hartley for bbc news. so, eddie howe comes in for steve bruce there, and there are a few more premier league appointments in the offing. aston villa and norwich have vacancies. after a rather brutal weekend. olly, if you wantjob security, football management probably isn't for you. aston villa's dean smith and norwich's daniel farke both departed

joining us for more is eddie van der walt. is this an example of a central bank capitulating to the bond market? eddie: whether it is capitulating or they got it wrong in the market got it right, i am not sure, but the market was ahead of the central bank. we are also seeing a split in places like the ecb, where they are saying we will not tighten next year, and the market is saying you might have to. this feeds through into other markets, particularly at the bank of england. with the fed, we are clear on what they will do, they will taper -- but the question is how fast? how quickly we get to the tightening of rates, and at the moment across-the-board we see markets saying inflation is getting away from you, and you will have to start paying attention at some point. tom: the importance of the read across of what is happening in australia, and as you say the timeframe for the fed to taper, we have more corporates looking strong. is there more in the tank for these earnings in the first quarter and first quarter of next year? e

while arsenal are too good for eddie howe's newcastle — who are still without a win. cancels the men's game — but katy daley maclean bows out of rugby as the barbarians women win at twickenham. and great britain beat france at the davis cup finals — to keep their quarter final chances alive. lots to get through on quite a busy day of sport. we start with football. liverpool are up to second place in the premier league, after another big—scoring win, this time at home to southampton. jurgen klopp's side are nowjust a point behind leaders chelsea, who play manchester united tomorrow. diogojota scored twice in the first half, then thiago alcantara got his second in as many games and virgil van dijk made it 4—0 from a corner. i think the stats say that the goals were scored in the first 20 minutes, and it is a little bit of a challenge that very often it looks difficult in the beginning so you have to extend the warming up. itjust happens in the game. but you're not really there, and today we were up for being there for the first second, and the boys were, and that was he

eddie howe's first match in the dugout as newcastle united manager ended in disappointment.y kick off at the emirates. it means newcastle are still bottom of the table and without a win. austin halewood reports. the latest instalment of newcastle's new starts. after overcoming coronavirus, eddie howe was ready for his belated debut on the touchline, but few stadiums strike fear into the hearts of newcastle fans like a trip to the emirates. they have lost all of their last ten matches at arsenal, and right from the start the home side were on the front foot. martin odegaard forcing an impressive save from an early free kick. but for all of their attacking prowess, arsenal are pretty solid at the back too these days. aaron ramsdale with another outstanding save to keep it level. i mentioned that attacking prowess. it wasn't on display here. pierre—emerick aubameyang missing from all of the yard. hard to believe, with others thinking they could probably have done better. after the break, arsenalfinally after the break, arsenal finally took after the break, arsenalfinally took t

sheila eddy was not about to give in without a fight. blonde teen in a crowd of accused men pleading not guilty to the kidnapping and murder of skylar neese. this was terrible news for skylar's parents. >> i don't want to go through a trial and hear the grisly, gruesome details of all this. that would tear me apart. >> with a trial looming, the question on everyone's mind was why. investigators wanted to know, too. and in the halls of university high, they got glimpses of a motive, saw snapshots of a troubled three-way friendship. morgan lawrence saw a disturbing dynamic firsthand. >> i was not a huge fan of rachel and sheila. >> as far back as freshman year, morgan had worried that her friend skylar was heading into a place she might not belong when she became close friends with rachel and sheila. morgan especially didn't like sheila. >> she hung out with the wrong crowd. she had lots of friends that were 20-some years old. that's just a little strange. >> morgan had watched uneasy as the three girls became inseparable. skylar's cousin

you wrote about eddie gallagher and in for audience eddie gallagher. i'll let you tell his story briefly, but as a complex guy, and you know that the, the system of justice within i of the navy, was not allowed to carry out what they thought was the appropriate punishment for some of his alleged war crimes. i happen to be with former secretary of the navy, richard spencer the weekend. he was essentially fired and he had made a statement that a tweet from president trump didn't constitute a command in the chain of command. and then he called me later that night and said, steve, i guess i was wrong, a tweet is a command and, and he was fired. and so i'm interested in the wild lenise of the chain of command . i knew the eddie gallagher story. this is another chain of command story. we see stories about sexual assault against women and being told, hey, let the chain of command what are the problems as you see it in the so called chain of command narrative from the pentagon. right, so the story of eddie gallagher is the story of one art, navy seal chief, wh

eddie, are you still there? >> he's there. >> there is eddie.ust didn't see you, i kept on saying your name which is a cue that i would love to see eddie right now. eddie, when covid cases went down this summer, joe biden's number were high and delta came up, his number didn't. i suspect when those covid cases wash out those numbers will go backup again. >> i completely agree. as we see some kind of stability as we emerge from the disrupting el effectives of covid. i think those numbers will change. there are some disturbing facts featured. one of things i am concerned about is numbers regarding to african-american. there is a lot here that we have to think about, i think you are absolutely right. we see some kind of stability with regards to covid, we may see those numbers increase. >> you see numbers are down among black americans and hispanic americans and you see him down among democrats. he's at 80% instead of 88% or 90%. i suspect some of those numbers are going to tick backup when build back better bill becomes law. those are numbers that

only i'm edie now. >> george can't wait for eddie to come to town, his best friend, and when eddie comes>> take a good look. >> but the advancement of black queer stories is something that exists on a separate timeline from both lgbtq representation and black representation. >> representation matters, because if you know and like this person that's fictional, how can you not know and like this person in your real life? >> when we were younger, i used to hate you. you used to steal my clothes. >> you had such nice things. >> "soap," i think, was so raw. >> what do you people drink? >> you mean new yorkers? we drink -- >> no, no, homos. >> we drink your basic heterosexual drinks. >> there was something very delicious about the gayness of billy crystal's character. it was like mainstream television. wow, this is actually happening. this is actually real. >> if you look back at it now, there were moments that were incredibly sensitive, and it was an important character. >> i mean, you hate me because i'm gay, right? >> well -- >> i guess if you need a reason, that's a good one. >> burt, it's

eddie: absolutely. this is the part of the world we live in today, with all sorts of policy being decided on twitter, including elon musk's personal financial planning. and we see the shares of tesla down a little bit in the premarket. the premarket entree games looking like a drop of about 8% for tesla. but the big question is how does that impact widen fixed markets? the nasdaq under performing a little bit today against dow jones and someone. but really, this should it impact what markets more widely should be, tesla pacific issue -- specific issue. but the way the markets are reacting, you never can tell. francine: they don't really know what to look at. gilts are all over the place. in general, bonds are all over the place. eddie: absolutely. so we sell the two-year gilt yields drop to about 4% in a couple of days. and really, the question is now, do they extend those declines on the yields anyway? and really, on the markets live, we think that this is potentially further declines are ahead because

eddie was my first love. we met at a christmas dance.we were dancing together and only when i will remember, i was dealt with some who so tall that i was being smothered. i think eddie is more intelligent than i i always find being with him very challenging. i think one of the things i always expected eddie was his sin city. he just is a completely sincere person. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> that evening, ed's father and mother were housed at the traditional rehearsal dinner at blair house. the 40 guests attending the black-tie affair included beside members of the wedding party, mamie eisenhower, the wives of the four four groomsmen, te president's brothers and their wives, and a few other friends and relatives. members of the wedding party exchange traditional gifts. millions of people throughout the world waited in anticipation as the white house prepared to celebrate the wedding. historians took note that tricia was the eighth daughter of a a president to be married in the white house, that hers was the first june wedding held their and the first mar

joining us is our bitcoin watcher, eddie van der walt.ove speaking bitcoin with you, you always have a different angle. what is sending bitcoin to a record? eddie: you can really feel it, it is palpable, the excitement is back in bitcoin. there was a sense in the middle of the year that it was tapering out, heading for another crash. that is no longer the case. it is always hard to put a pin in what is driving bitcoin prices, but over the weekend when elon musk started tweeting about selling 10% of his stake in tesla, there was momentum got behind bitcoin because people thought he would put some of that money into bitcoin and cryptocurrencies. he likes doge more than anything else, but the bounce in the overall market capitalization of cryptocurrencies dwarfs anything musk could put in even if pretax gains from the sale into quicker currency. this is all a momentum trade. francine: at the same time we had the fed stability report saying cryptocurrencies and stable coins create greater volatility and possibly danger. is there anything new

eddie glaude, this whole braid of -- and katty is right.ray has been testifying to this in public, openly, since september of the last year of the trump presidency. it is one of the things that drove a wedge between the two men, and there were a lot of concerns among people close to christopher wray that donald trump would fire him because he refused to say that antifa was as grave of a threat as domestic violent extremism fueled by white supremacy. i wonder whether you think we're in greater danger now without -- trump sort of seemed to be like a single avatar for that permission structure. but now you've got the entire republican leadership. you've got kevin mccarthy saying, paul gosar can stay, liz cheney must go. you've now got the whole structure green lighting this extremism. >> right. i mean, i think the illiberal forces that have now been a matter of american political life are now in full view. i think they have overrun the republican party, and we always kind of exceptionalized donald trump. i'm always thinking about joan didion's

eddie howe�*s first match in the dugout as newcastle united manager ended in disappointment.early kick off at the emirates. it means newcastle are still bottom of the table and without a win. austin halewood reports. the latest instalment of newcastle's new starts. after overcoming coronavirus eddie howe was ready for his debut on the touchline but few stadiums strike fear in the hearts of newcastle fans like a trip to the emirates. they have lost all of their last ten matches at arsenal and right from the start, the home side were on the front foot. martin odegaard forcing an impressive save from an early free kick. but for all of their attacking prowess, arsenal are pretty solid too at the back these days. aaron ramsdale with another outstanding save to keep it level. i mentioned that attacking prowess, it wasn't on display here. pierre—emerick aubameyang missing from all of a yard. hard to believe. with others thinking they could have done better. after the break, arsenalfinally took the lead though. bukayo saka fired across the goal and into the corner. newcastle fans tho

." >>> later, congresswoman eddie bernice johnson of texas joins "politicsnation." we'll discuss her difficult decision to retire after blazing a trail for black women in politics for nearly 30 years. >>> first, my colleague richard lui with today's top news stories. >>> in just the last few minutes and hours, canada added to the list of countries with the omicron variant of covid, joining others including australia, denmark, and the netherlands. these cases are believed to be linked to travelers from southern africa. the united states will ban travelers from eight countries in the south of africa starting monday. >>> opening arguments begin tomorrow in the federal sex trafficking trial of ghislaine maxwell. maxwell is accused of helping long time companion jeffrey epstein to recruit and groom and sexually exploit young girls. maxwell has pled not guilty. >>> a 26-year-old man from guatemala stowed away in a plane's landing gear bay. he survived temperatures as low as 65 below zero, lack of oxygen, and managed to stay clear of falling equipment. more "politicsnation

eddy said a lot of resources had been thrown at both the 7s and 15s programme, which he oversees and current ireland hooker moloney reacted on social media — she's in camp preparing for their game against the usa on friday. former captain claire molloy, who retired from international duty after ireland's loss to scotland ended their world cup hopes, also criticised what she described as "truly disheartening and disappointing" remarks. while grand slam winnerjenny murphy called it spineless. ireland held a press conference earlier, ahead of friday's game against the usa — and the current players were clearly reluctant to get involved in the dispute. i support her, she my team—mate. i support all of my team—mates but thatis support all of my team—mates but that is her comment and for me personally throughout these next few days i am slowly focused on the game to smack solely focused on the game. i don't like to develop into too many distractions because they know it could affect our performance and thatis it could affect our performance and that is not personally what i'd like today. a

eddie joins us from our mliv team. sterling is supported when we look at the u.k. but there is also a lot of focus on bitcoin and the biden-xi summit that seems to be overall supportive of stocks. >> there are so many moving parts. it is difficult to keep your focus on what is really important. the signal -- i think one of the main things we are looking at is still what our policymakers going to do? i think when we get more fed speakers, i think that is what we should be focusing on. tom: what is your view on the debate about european equities versus u.s. equities as we look ahead to 2022? >> such a good question. european stocks are cheap. they are valued really low. the question is, are they cheap for a reason? when i look at european stocks i think about words or companies like quality, durability, luxury. what i don't think about is disruption and unicorns and the excitement you get from u.s. companies that say, we are going to change the world. european companies are dependable. investors don't want dependable. they want disruption. they want companies like te

tom: eddie van der walt, thank you. our senior mliv editor. investors weighing the latest covid curves and the risk of a faster fed reserve taper. we will discuss the latest market moves with sanlam investments. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: welcome back to the open. we are 11 -- 12 minutes, gains of .3% across the stoxx 600 benchmark after closing in the red last week on friday, concerns about the policies and lockdowns in parts of europe to tackle rising covid cases. in terms of sectors, telecoms at the top of the list on the back of news that kkr has put in a significant offer for telecom italia. consumer production is down about .1%. raking line, on the telecom italia, shares rising almost 30% after that takeover offer from kkr. that is the redhead, up almost 30% on the back of that kkr news. francine, you have been covering this as well? francine: it's clear there is something going on, people think the main shareholder vivendi probably will not get the -- behind this, so we could see a bidding war, which could explain the 29%. tom: just anot

finally receiving eddie. >> aww. >> the next day i was in tears. i knew this was something that would be amazing in my life. >> sharon, thanks for sharing that story and enlisting and serving and taking care of people. tyler, your story. tell us about your journey to get trooper. >> trooper i got him back in 2017 when i got out of the hospital. i had a injury to the eye and other injuries and many other issues with that, that goes along with that. trooper helped me with my mobility. he helps me when i can't bend down and pick something up. he will grab it. he can open a handy handicap door. he has a handle on his west. -- vest. he's my best friend and there for me. no matter what, no matter what kind of day i am having, i can get him and hang on him and he will still love me. >> it's amazing. helped physically and mentally and your heart. one thing people need ton, sharon, america's vets dogs, these dogs are expensive to train. donating to this organization means a lot. anything about america vet dogs you wan

eddie ko -- eddie cole the author of the struggle for black freedom which just won by the way the association study for higher education their 2021 outstanding book award so congratulations dr. quo. he's also been featured in the "washington post" the "l.a. times." he's also appeared on the bbc world news and c-span and in 2021 his name by educational weekly as one of the top university scholars in the u.s. to shape educational practice and policy so as you can see we are amongst some heavy hitters this morning. i'm so excited to be with all of them virtually. i have the privilege and the opportunity of holding this -- pulling this panel together. i thought about martha jones and her battle over the issue of -- unc-chapel hill over the issue and upon doing so she ultimately joined the university but upon doing so rooted in the end capabilities of institution. this session examines the legacy and potential of it's the position of building and social movements that. >> activists assert on the frontlines or should i say in the vanguard of america's ongoing struggles for social political and econ

to football now and former bournemouth manager eddie howe has been confirmed as newcastle's new headt the club by mutual consent, following the saudi backed takeover of the club last month. and here is eddie howe in the stands, watching newcastle earn a crucial point at brighton at the weekend he's sat next to the club's new co owner amanda staveley. they are 19th in the table, five points from safety after 11 games. the bbc�*s chief football writer phil mcnulty. arsenal's emile smith rowe has been called up to the senior england men s squad for the first time as marcus rashford, james ward prowse, mason mount and luke shaw pulled out with injury and illness. smith rowe was due to join the under 21's squad but has now met the rest of the squad at st george's park as gareth southgate's men begin preparations for their world cup qualifiers against albania and san marino. former barcelona midfielder xavi hernandez has been officially unveiled as the club's new coach six years after he left the club. barca usually reserve pitch presentations for their biggest signings. but he's the first

eddie is still here. most of today was testimony by the investigator who is from the kenosha police department and jurors watched just tons of video, amateur video coverage from protesters that were there and a lot of it was pretty disturbing. they watched as the three people were shot and as detectives walked through what happened. >> you tweeted this. judge schroeder has repeatedly says he plans to treat this trial like any other homicide case, but it's not a normal case. it will determine whether -- responsible for needless deaths. that is sort of the perfect encapsulation of what this is about. does that, i mean, just from what you're watching, does that feel like is captured in what's being presented to the jury? >> yes, it's what's been going on. both sides are trying to show the jury, i mean, really, the prosecution keeps pointing out that during all of this chaos, all of really the craziness of that night, the only person who killed anyone was kyle rittenhouse, which you know, he has admitted to d

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eddie, thank you very much indeed. ok, the first week of cop 26 is coming to an end in glasgow.ve another week coming forward. world leaders have reiterated their commitments to combat climate change, but concerns remain about the implementation. maria tadeo on the ground for us. >> yes, we are still here at cop 26. we are wrapping up week one. now, it is very good to speak to you. i want to talk about highlights of the week. i wonder, the concern is always about implementation, whether what you get on paper is what you get in real life. are you concerned about information we got this week? >> it is great to see all these financial institutions come together under this umbrella organization. historically, financial institutions have not been public about climate commitments and having to join these voluntary efforts at the rate of participation of companies in the real economy. definitely welcome these initiatives, but what we need now is clarity about the details and more specificity and move toward more standardization so there is more ability to affect the actions of financia

that seems to me the bottom line. >> eddie glaude, glad you're here.f our coverage. >>> when e we come back, the newest front on the assault on democracy. republicans redrawing congressional maps to squeeze out democrats and people of color. to give themselves maximum partisan advantage. how bad it has become and what can be done about it is next. >>> plus, the biden white house is mocking the disgraced ex-president for pretending he's still the president. doesn't seem to understand when you're not the president, just a guy in florida, you don't have ambassadors, envoys and don't get to send fake ambassadors to foreign countries, because you're not in charge of anything. "deadline: white house" continues after a quick break. don't go anywhere. it's another day. and anything could happen. it could be the day you welcome 1,200 guests and all their devices. or it could be the day there's a cyberthreat. only comcast business' secure network solutions give you the power of sd-wan and advanced security integrated on our activecore platform so you can control

yeah, that was that was chemistry that, that really worked at that time in eddie's life. i think he was feeling held back by gaves ability as a soon he was a great front man. i'm not dog day one bit. i could dog day, but i'm not going to do that. he was just a great front man, but he was limited as a singer. yeah. you know range that was it. and he, he, you know, i can sit down on the keyboard and play some beethoven, you know, i mean, he's really, really a great musician. and i think when i came in the band, he's heard by range too much. oh, can you sing this a go? yeah. wow. you know, band band he go, holy cow, get in here and we start writing songs. so that's that sound, him but we're busy but, but kids too and then it, he got sick in them. we think god, we, you know, came back together and towards the end and, well, i was a tough when seen that mail. he brought a lot to, i mean, he has to come to saturday night live on. so i remember sitting one night with him and willie nelson and dana carvey dresser, big snow, so dangerous. it's one of my favorite memories though, a

eddie is always bringing up the most important points. coming up, airbus announces a mega order for 255 narrowbody jets. we speak with the ceo of the company next. this is bloomberg. ♪t. this is bloomberg. ♪ dani: welcome back to the open. we are searching for direction on a headline index bases we are basically unchanged. somewhat weaker on the markets. you can see some outperformance from the cac 40 come up zero point 1%. consumer goods is the best performing sector. tom: a big week for the aviation sector as well. key figures gathering in dubai for the first global airshow since the pandemic began. the event kicked off with good news for airbus announcing a mega order for 255 narrowbody jets. guy johnson is alongside us in london in the studio with an interview. >> key figures in dubai. i feel like i am missing out. let's try to fill the hole with a fantastic guest. guillaume faury is the ceo of airbus and he joins us from the dubai air show. thank you for your time. you have kicked off the show with a huge order. you are there in pers

congresswoman eddie bernice johnson thank you for joining me and for your service through the years.a new leader for a new era. how one of the nation's oldest civil rights groups will tackle the recent resurgence of white supremacist violence, next. . it's once-monthly injectable cabenuva. cabenuva is the only once-a-month, complete hiv treatment for adults who are undetectable. cabenuva helps keep me undetectable. it's two injections, given by a healthcare provider once a month. hiv pills aren't on my mind. i love being able to pick up and go. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or taking certain medicines, which may interact with cabenuva. serious side effects include allergic reactions post-injection reactions, liver problems,...and depression. if you have a rash and other allergic reaction symptoms, stop cabenuva and get medical help right away. tell your doctor if you have liver problems or mental health concerns, and if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or considering pregnancy. some of the most common side effects include injection site reactions, fever

bbc sport understands an agreement is close with eddie howe to succeed steve bruce as newcastle utd manageron. the magpies have been managerless since steve bruce parted company with the club just over two weeks ago. unai emery opted not to leave villareall and the former bournemouth manager is now favourite to take the job at st james's park. former england captain michael vaughan says he was named in yorkshire's azeem rafiq report but "totally denies any allegation of racism". an investigation found rafiq had been a victim of "racial harassment and bullying" while at the club. meanwhile sponsors and partners continue to cut their ties withthe county over their handling of the racism allegations. this afternoon harrogate spring water became the latest company to withdraw their sponsorship, while nike have said they will no longer be their kit supplier. yorkshire's board will meet tomorrow to discuss the fallout, having previously said it would take no disciplinary action against its employees, players or executives and has been called to give evidence to government ministers. it's been cle

potential new manager eddie howe watched on as newcastle drew 1—1 with brighton. with a penalty — awarded after var intervened but newcastle grabbed a point thanks to isaac hayden. brighton ended the game with ten men — but newcastle couldn't find a winner. they stay 19th. brighton are 6th. in the days other premier league match crystal palace beat wolves 2—0. middlesbrough have parted company with neil warnock minutes after their 1—1 draw at west bromwich albion. the point leaves boro14th in the championship. warnock broke the record for the most english matches as a manager in mid—week. in the fa cup first round, the big shock of the day came at the stadium of light as sunderland lost 1—0 to league two strugglers mansfield. 2008 winners portsmouth avoided a shock exit. the league one side edged past harrow borough — who are 83 places below them in the league pyramid. it finished 1—0 — marcus harness with the goal. all of today's results can be found on the bbc sport website. in the scottish premiership, hearts go second — at least for the time being — with a dom

goals to newcastle are in that position now after an entertaining three all draw with brentford in eddieause of covid. there was also a three all draw between burnely and crystal palace. west ham's four—game winning run is over after they lost 1—0 at wolves. in the late kick off liverpool lead 1—0 against arsenal, sadio mane with the first half goal. in the scottish premiership hearts missed the chance to go second ahead of celtic — they lost 2— nil at motherwell. elsewhere dundee united beat aberdeen 1—0, while the game between st mirren and livingston was drawn 1—1. celtic are up against stjohnstone in the semi final of the league cup right now. you can see it is goalless. there was just one game in the women's super league today, as manchester city thrashed aston villa 5—nil to relieve some of the pressure on their manager gareth taylor. city were frustrated in the first half but a superb second half display claimed an important win at the academy stadium. scotland international caroline weir opened the scoring just after the break. substitute hayley raso scored her first goals for th

to football now and former bournemouth manager eddie howe has been confirmed as newcastle's new headie howe in the stands, watching newcastle earn a crucial point at brighton at the weekend he's sat next to the club's new co owner amanda staveley. they are 19th in the table, five points from safety after 11 games. the bbc�*s chief football writer phil mcnulty. arsenal's emile smith rowe has been called up to the senior england men s squad for the first time as marcus rashford, james ward prowse, mason mount and luke shaw pulled out with injury and illness. smith rowe was due to join the under 21's squad but has now met the rest of the squad at st george's park as gareth southgate's men begin preparations for their world cup qualifiers against albania and san marino. former barcelona midfielder xavi hernandez has been officially unveiled as the club's new coach six years after he left the club. barca usually reserve pitch presentations for their biggest signings. but he's the first coach to be given the honour, in front of 10,000 fans who chanted his name on monday. he rejoins a side

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new newcastle head coach eddie howe says it will take a lot of hard work but that the team has the abilitying given the position. newcastle are without a win all season and lie 19th in the league. in ten day's time after the international break, they face brentford at st james's park, when howe will take charge for the first time. the new boss refused to be drawn on the controvertial saudi—backed ownership of the club and insisted he took the job for football reasons only, but he says he can stop the club from being relegated. i'll commit 100% every single day to try to bring success to newcastle for everybody connected with the club. i believe we have the ability within the scope of the players to achieve that aim but it is going to take a lot of hard work. it is going to take us a sacrifice and suffering in terms of the players giving everything that they have to try and commit to the objective that we need. steven gerrard remains the favourite for the aston villa job — but there's still been no official approach from villa for the rangers boss to take over from dean smith, who was sacke

newcastle united head coach, eddie howe, will have to wait to make his debut in the stjames's park homelubs match against brentford tomorrow after testing positive during a routine test earlier today. howe will now self—isolate for ten days. assistant head coaches jason tindall and graemejones will take charge in his absence. kevin de bruyne will also miss manchester city's game against everton on sunday, after testing positive for covid. manager pep guardiola said de bruyne had tested positive after returning from international duty with belgium. he will also miss the champions league game with p56 and next weekend's home game against west ham. in the championship, queens park rangers are up to fifth after a 2—0 win over luton town. chris willock got his team off to a flier with this wonderful finish afterjust nine minutes. charlie austin doubled the lead in the second half to make sure that qpr would finish the night in the play—offs, while luton stay 11th. to formula one now — where qatar is hosting its first—ever grand prix. after second practice, valteri bottas was quickest in the

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