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agony for england fans, as their team are held to a 0—0 draw in the world cup against the usa. erson under attack — hospital patients are evacuated from the recently—liberated ukrainian city after constant russian shelling. nurses in england, wales and northern ireland are to strike for the very first time — they'll walk out in december in a dispute over pay. and the world's longest—running theatre production, agatha christie's the mousetrap, celebrates an incredible 70 years in london's west end. next, it's broadway. hello. if you justjoined us, a warm welcome to bbc news. we begin with the world cup matches on friday. england remain top of their group at the event in qatar, despite a disappointing 0—0 draw against the usa. the result means an england victory or draw in their next match against wales will see them go through to the last 16. the welsh now have a real battle on their hands to qualify for the knock—out stages, after being beaten 2—0 in their match against iran. well, in the first half of england's game, it was usa's christian pulisic who came closest to scoring wi

was it england or usa? england! and how are you feeling, jordan? i feel great. live to see another day. next tuesday. and we lost our england supporters, but there is more americans here, obviously, but obviously for the usa now, it's facing iran next tuesday. and they have to beat iran if they want to avoid being eliminated. nomia iqbal there. let's turn to ukraine now. the regional governor of kherson, which has recently come back under ukrainian control, says that due to relentless russian bombing, the city's hospital is being evacuated. 15 people have been killed in strikes on friday. after their withdrawal from kherson, russian forces appear to be concentrating their efforts towards the east of the country. in particular, they are trying to capture more territory near the city of donetsk — which pro—russian forces have controlled since 2014 and which russia now claims has joined its federation. it's meant heavy damage to the ukrainian—held town of avdiyivka — now effectively on the front line of the military battle. our correspondent abdujalil abdurasulov h

england or the usa? >> england. >> daddy's girl.her way, we are all winning. >> it is a wonderful game and a wonderful place to be. it's a great night for a game. >> doesn't this shothat the u.s. is a force to be reckoned with. the u.s. team over the years it has not been taken seriously, but the last 15 to 20 years, i think. >> it shows when i play soccer here or football, a lot of people play at. the u.s. squad, the women's squad is very strong and i think it will reflect that. >> it really has been. it has been rely competitive. i'm excited to see where it goes. >> the second half is due to begin. that is it from us in d.c. >> excited fans and washington, d.c. let's go to the sportscenter. i hate to tear your eyes away from the mat. i'm looking at it as well. how has it been so far? >> my first take is that it is football, not soccer. [laughter] usa had most of the chances in the first half, only five minutes gone in the second half of the moment. christian hit the bar for the u.s. in the first half. they've had the better chance

was it england or usa? england! and how are you feeling, jordan? i feel great.ay. next tuesday. and we lost our england supporters, but there is more americans here, obviously, but obviously for the usa now, it's facing iran next tuesday. and they have to beat iran if they want to avoid being eliminated. the hosts qatar, are the first team to be eliminated from the tournament. they lost their second group match to senegal. qatar gave the home fans some cheer, scoring their first ever world cup goal — but went down 3—1 to senegal — and their last hope of progressing was in ruins after the netherlands and ecuador drew 1—1. stay with us on bbc news, still to come... us and uk shoppers rushed to buy cut—price toys on black friday. is it a good day for retailers? president kennedy was shot down and died almost immediately. the murder ofjohn kennedy is a disaster for the whole free world. he caught the imagination of the world, the first of a new generation of leaders. margaret thatcher is resigning as leader of the conservative party and prime minister. before leavin

well, until 21:00, as we have already announced england, the usa, a very interesting match.hat today we have a very, very interesting program, let's not forget that we have now hmm, the match has been postponed in the 15th round of the ukrainian premier league, black sea metalist 0:092 minute, let's wait until it's over. well, i don't think there are 9 minutes. now the referee will add how we have accepted at this world championship, the referees are simply incredible unbelievable minutes there were 14 and 12 and 9, here is today's match uel seiran 9 was again. well, it is connected, of course, with the removal of the goalkeeper, but here we are, nine, nine, that's exactly minutes. well, what do we have, let's go if possible upl eh upl we are discussing with you by the way, the day before yesterday there was a very scandalous match in the championship of ukraine shakhtar defeated vorskla 3:2 but the victory was written by all the leading sports say victory just with such a taste of scandal well, we have a hint eh our director serhiy ivanovich kovalets, let's go we congratula

they want to nail against 10 man wild instead of a blue bus to match with the usa. england can become the 1st i to book that place in the last 16 if they can win against the usa a little bit later. ah. and it is that jemma and jemma sherry this evening with a little bit of one that thrown in my guests of football analysts at horner ango and jemma. so we will get more from you based shortly. but 1st host nation cats are out of the wild carpet follows a 312 feet against senegal, this 2nd straight loss of the tournaments. our correspondent to andy richardson was at the game. and has this report from alpha mama's stadium with wilco futures on the line. the fulfilling steaks could hardly have been higher. the host nation cattle and african champion cynical cattle had a new keeper for this game. michaud boshamp brother of world an olympic high gym champion meters, esivore sh him. he was in for a busy afternoon. a 1st of life from a chrome, a thief briefly raised castle's hopes. he went down in the penalty box. no spoke, kate was awarded a defensive lamps, then opened the door for cynical wh

england take usa england take ff: n..- —~ usa soon, |d take ff: n..- —~ thousands of retailers are offeringo far been steady. cut price deals for black friday so, will the soaring cost of living help or hinder the event overall as people look for bargains? our business correspondent emma simpson is at an argos distribution centre in kettering. they are going to be all just all. night here. sophie. and just to you sense the place, 100 of place, people of plan black people of plan black is people of pla a llack is people of pla a damp is people of lot better that. about £3 about £3 cards bout £3 cards in ut uk, £3 cards inut uk, £3 a cards inut uk, £3 a record �*ds in ut the uk, said it saw a record number of transactions per second this lunchtime. maybe people have been out shopping before the big game tonight, who knows? but it has certainly been super busy here. it's argos's biggest warehouse. and today is their busiest day of the year. many retailers didn't have enough stock last black friday, yes, and being more thoughtful about buying things that are really thoughtful gifts, that people

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butjust a reminder, group b was in action on friday — that's england, wales, usa and iran. r england, as the usa created the better chances on the night. and the americans came closest to scoring when they hit the woodwork in the opening half. the form england had shown in their opening game, where they thrashed iran, was certainly missing. earlier my colleague jon watson spoke to england superfan, billy grant. he runs a podcast for the english club brentford —— called beesotted brentford. he's in qatar and was in the stadium yesterday watching the england—usa match. i'm not disappointed. i know there was a lot of booze in the stadium —— boos yesterday after the game, which i thought was a little bit, probably uncalled for. i understand fans have gone out there, gone a long way and they want to see a real performance, but for me, i remember being in brazil in 2014, i literally landed, went to manaus, next minute i was in sao paulo four days later and we were out of the competition. so i know how the germans and the argentinians feel at the moment now, whereas if they lose th

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they've got a really strong record against the usa, england, but only in friendly�*s. but every time they met at the world cup, the usa have been a bogey team for them. that's right, they have been, and this usa site are what some people call their golden generation — a number of their starting xi played their club football in europe, six of them played in the premier league. they've got that premier league. they've got that premier league experience — they are young, motivated and will present a big challenge for this england side. definitely a step up from that iran team they played in the first match, and the former england international rob green has been speaking about the challenge the usa will face for this england team. fast start, they really put a lot of energy _ fast start, they really put a lot of energy it's— fast start, they really put a lot of energy. it's a really young side, and it's— energy. it's a really young side, and it's something that caught us well by— and it's something that caught us well by surprise, judging by the body— well by surprise, jud

was it england or usa? england! and how are you feeling, jordan? i feel great. day. next tuesday. and we lost our england supporters, but there is more americans here, obviously, but obviously for the usa now, it's facing iran next tuesday. and they have to beat iran if they want to avoid being eliminated. the hosts qatar, are the first team to be eliminated from the tournament. they lost their second group match to senegal. qatar gave the home fans some cheer, scoring their first ever world cup goal — but went down 3—1 to senegal — and their last hope of progressing disappeared after the netherlands and ecuador drew i—i. the canadian prime minister, justin trudeau, has told an inquiry that he "absolutely made the right choice" when he invoked emergency powers to end last winter's truck protests. appearing before a public order commission, he said he didn't feel that police had a proper plan in place to end the anti—vaccine mandate demonstrations, which gridlocked ottawa and blocked key border crossings for weeks. stephanie prentice reports. a rare appearance fo

england are playing usa later. how optimistic _ that. england are playing usa later. he players will give it everything. some of this team knows this will be the last chance to play at the world cup so they are hopefully going to give it everything they�*ve got. and stranger things have happened. we can probably still make it out of the group. it�*s going to be tough. we will give it our best because thatis we will give it our best because that is what wales do. we have camera from adversity many times before so we are used to it and that is what we do. before so we are used to it and that is what we do-_ is what we do. good to talk to you and sorry is _ is what we do. good to talk to you and sorry is not — is what we do. good to talk to you and sorry is not better _ is what we do. good to talk to you and sorry is not better news i is what we do. good to talk to you and sorry is not better news for i and sorry is not better news for you. thank you. a woman with down�*s syndrome has lost a legal challenge over legislation which allows the abortion of babies with the con

let's look ahead now to england versus the usa in a few hours�* let�*s look ahead now to england versusp b. a win for gareth southgate�*s side would see them through to the knockout stages. our reporter alex howell is outside the stadium where they�*ll face usa a bit later on. all the talk has been about the metatarsals, the bones, in the foot and ankle, and we know that harry kane is ok. is it expected that he will start? it kane is ok. is it expected that he will start? , , . ., , will start? it is expected harry kane will start. _ will start? it is expected harry kane will start. ever— will start? it is expected harry kane will start. ever since - will start? it is expected harry kane will start. ever since the | will start? it is expected harry - kane will start. ever since the news broke that he was having a scan, the england team, supporters and management were hopeful that the england captain will be fit for this game. gareth southgate has spoken since then and said he is fit and he has trained that he has come through it, it was more of a precaution. he said it would take a brav

england can secure qualification for the knockout stages if they beat usa. and's captain, harry kane, has been declared fit, after he suffered an ankle injury in monday's win over iran. as for the usa, they will be looking for their first three points after drawing with wales. meanwhile, it's been another dramatic day in qatar, with the hosts eliminated and iran beating wales with two stoppage—time goals. we'll take a look at some of the action in a moment, but first, let's see how fans from both sides of the atlantic are handling the pressure, in the game that kicked offjust a couple of minutes ago. let's cross over to washington. our correspondent nomia iqbal is at a beer garden there. how excited are us fans for this match? ., . ., , how excited are us fans for this match? ., . .,, i. u, match? from excited. i hope you can naturally hear me _ match? from excited. i hope you can naturally hear me because _ match? from excited. i hope you can naturally hear me because i - naturally hear me because i cannot really hear myself! the anthem just finished playing

group d, it is netherlands versus ecuador, wales taking on iran, and england will be hoping to continue their winning form against the usane jenas has told me that his hopes and his expectations are high. look, i think england, given how well they performed in that first game, it's hard for the expectations not to be high. i think coming into the tournament, it was a bit doom—and—gloom. their performances failed to deliver, really. but it was free—flowing, it was expansive, it was open, it was goals, it was everything that we know these players can do on a weekly basis because they show us themselves doing it at club level, so it was great to see them put it all together. i don't see anything other than an england win against usa. i think they are going to be maybe tough to break down, they are a very fit team with a bit of quality here and there, but having watched them against wales, they've got a lot of work to do themselves so i really fancy england to go and get a positive result again. that was the former england playerjermainejenas giving his thoughts on friday's fixtures. let's take a look at them in full — the h

at the world cup in qatar — england, the usa, senegal and the netherlands have all qualified for the les 3—0 in what was billed as the battle of britain. the result ensured top spot in group b for england while the welsh head home. after a goalless first half, england exploded into life after the break. marcus rashford with the first of his two goals just five minutes after half time. phil foden then guided in harry kane's cross at the far post. and rashford took advantage of a goalkeeping error 20 minutes from the end. and rashford took advantage of a goalkeeping error 20 minutes from the end. england progress to a knockout match against african champions senegal. but for many, marcus rashford was the star of the night. here's harry maguire. i'm really pleased for rashy. he's obviously had a tough time out out of the team now for a year or so, but he's come back in, he looks a different player this season — that's credit to him, he's worked his socks off and we all know his talent. he's an unbelievable player. i can't speak highly enough of him. he's a massive player for my club and

i don't see anything other than an england win against usa. m in full — the hosts qatar are taking to the pitch again. they play senegal, with both sides looking for theirfirst points. in the other match, the netherlands take on ecuador. in group b — england take on the usa, knowing that a win will guarantee their place in the knock—out rounds. and wales face iran. as always — much more on our website — just log on to bbc.com/news and click through to the world cup section — orjust go via the bbc app. as some of you may know, the us has been celebrating thanksgiving — on the fourth thursday in november — and as ever, one of the highlights has been the macy's parade in new york. things were kicked off with a bit of a seasonal sing—along. who else but mariah carey, performing all i want for christmas is you. as ever, the balloons took centre stage in manhattan. this is snoopy, dressed to go into space — though his handlers kept a tight grip on the strings to prevent that. stuart the minion made an appearance — apparently chasing some of his favou

england face usa later on today, also in group b. hrough to the knockout stages. i've been speaking to former england internationaljermainejenas who gave me his thoughts on how far they might go in the tournament. i think england, given how well they perform in that first game it is hard for the expectations not to be high. going into the tournament it was a bit doom and gloom in their performances failed to deliver really but it was slow, expansive, open goals and everything the defenders can do on a weekly basis because they show themselves doing a on at club level so it was great seeing them putting it together. i think they may be going to be tough to break down. they're very fit team with a bit of quality here and there, but having watched them against wales, they've got a lots of work to do themselves, so i really fancy england to get a positive result again. how will it be for the players in the next few days because there's a lot of noise in this competition and a lot of controversy being played out off the pitch? as a player,

and in group b, england beat wales 3—0, securing first place in the group. usa they needed over iran to get into the knockout stage. that means the first two games in the last 16 look like this. and on saturday, the netherlands play the usa, and on sunday, it's england versus senegal. let's start our coverage with details of the battle of britain. it's the first time two teams from the uk have ever met at the world cup final. nesta mcgregor sent us this update from the england—wales game. we can see some of the 16,000 people that were inside leaving now, some clearly happier than others. the english fans are singing at the top of their voices. as for the game, though, like you say, the first half lacked quality. england had much of the possession, and i don't even think wales touched the ball in the opposition penalty area in the first half. and listen, so many times gareth bale has been the spark that wales needed and it definitely didn't help that he didn't return for the second half. we think an injury of some sort possibly. if the first half was poor, the se

wales and england battle in the desert of doha for the final group b game. iran usahe other teams to the current group b table. england's sitting iran second on three points usa to on wales. down the bottom there on only one. but here's the rub. all four teams could still qualify . so a brief could still qualify. so a brief look at all the various scenario is showing the four teams can go into the 60 knockout stages possibly. wales need to beat england by at least one goal difference and hope that iran and usa play out a draw against each other. wales would go through then a superior goal difference . iran could be difference. iran could be through for the time ever if they beat usa, but a draw would also be enough if wales lose to england. usa. well, they to win against iran. to survive . all against iran. to survive. all clear.7 no me neither. however, here's a man does know what's going on. paul hawkins, our man in wanted to pull back. should he keep it.7 well, that is because clearly you being the with many welsh fans out there and getting the very latest sets is

the netherlands usa and england have reached the round of 16 sending cuts out of ecuador and iran out in the greek stage. a cutter has announced its 1st major deal to send liquefied natural gas to germany. it's agreed to supply $2000000.00 tons each year. starting in 2026. german chancellor, olive shots has hailed the agreement as a building blocked towards energy stability move comes. european countries struggle with high energy prices and uncertain supply as they work to reduce their dependence on russia. dominant came reports now from berlin. from the german perspective, this is a deal which the minister concerned robert hardback has said is great. he said that from his perspective, this 15 year deal shows that category is part of the world market. he says that there are the countries in the world market. but let's be clear. qatar represents one of the biggest parts of the world market. from the german perspective, the governmental perspective, that is, this is also good news because very recently they have shown the world one of the new floating l n g terminals. i've been to see m

so england are playing the usa in just under 3 hours. h and the american fans have been us. yeah. tough one with england, but it's going to be exciting the teams are young full of energy and we have so many americans in qatar supporting so we're just the usa . yeah. which is good. we're just going to win it easy . go just going to win it easy. go through, go all the way, take the cup home. that's why you're here for . i the cup home. that's why you're here for. i think harry kane's got to go on this , isn't it? got to go on this, isn't it? he's got to go on the scoresheet . harry kane , saka, spain. good. . harry kane, saka, spain. good. sometimes good. mexico england will beat the for new england . will beat the for new england. so it's going be interesting. pat drake, the americans will be a lot more of a test for england than iran were. it's good it's a late kick , so expect a high late kick, so expect a high tempo game and go right off the americans. that's but on paper , americans. that's but on paper, this should be an england win.

england, usa. 5-0 england. >> i'm sorry, i love you guys but no chance. >> love you guys but no chanceas the verdict about an hour before kickoff. with one-half basically done now, katy, they are not in this pub showing that level of confidence anymore. there are a lot of serious faces down here. people thought this was going to be a walkover, and they are now watching england not struggling but dealing with a very determined, very dawning, very athletic american team. that is the half time whistle. it is still 0-0. and this is not the score the fans were hoping for. >> dangerous to have, all of that hubris, 5-0. it is 0-0 right now and they are taking shots on goal, yes but our keeper is getting them. and julia, what is it like in dc? >> katy, we are here at the nation's capital and i must say the bar we're at is mostly fans but some rooting for team england and a boyfriend rooting for england, a girlfriend rooting for usa, we will see how that shakes out at the end of the match. i will check in with them. but the energy here is electric. and for fans here, they know team usa, a bit o

so now it's only england and usa have qualifyied and not iran.in the next stage, because they're a really good team. they played well, but usa was better. very few games are as emblematic of sport and geopolitics colliding like this one between iran and the usa. these are two countries with a very fraught and tense diplomatic relationship. they've cut ties for a0 years. they are geopolitical adversaries. and of course, all of this is going on while the anti—government protests in iran continue, triggered, of course, by the death of 22—year—old 22—year—old mahsa amini in custody in september. one fan that i met here just before the game said, "i'm here to spread the word. i want to be the voice of the iranian people. i want to tell the world what's happening in my country". you also said that they wanted the players to represent the people. and when i put it to him that this was a historic game, he said that history was actually being made in iran, those people who are taking to the streets challenging the government. this all highlights the diffi

or the england-usa match before the game, the british, out of habit, bowed american knees.fact, the founders of all this blm stood and watched this with some surprise, the americans, by the way, behave in qatar. in general, this is more restrained, it is easily explained by the fact that the united states has the largest military base in the middle east, al-udeit, where it is also the forward headquarters of the central command of the united states is located, the europeans will leave the americans to stay and then choose a base or six-color tinsel for the united states, the answer is clear. europeans seem ready to burn bridges with the arabs. sheikh muhammad bin abdul rahman altani gives all this european arrogance a very accurate characterization of double standards that annoy us. it is ironic that such a tone is heard in countries of europe that call themselves liberal democracies. this looks very arrogant. even the rasis dui is curious in the end, how the unfriendly crowd is littered with swords, the brass band performs the russian katyusha. here it is soft power. the n

netherlands versus ecuador, wales taking on iran, and england will be hoping to continue their winning form against the usat his hopes and his expectations are high. look, i think england, given how well they performed in that first game, it's hard for the expectations not to be high. i think coming into the tournament, it was a bit doom—and—gloom. their performances failed to deliver, really. but it was free—flowing, it was expansive, it was open, it was goals, it was everything that we know these players can do on a weekly basis because they show us themselves doing it at club level, so it was great to see them put it all together. i don't see anything other than an england win against usa. i think they are going to be maybe tough to break down, they are a very fit team with a bit of quality here and there, but having watched them against wales, they've got a lot of work to do themselves so i really fancy england to go and get a positive result again. you may remember yesterday we gave you the preparations for thanksgiving in the us. things were kicked off with a bit of a seasonal sing—along. who else bu

england taking on the usa.hing bbc news. it has already been an exceptionally wet month for some places breaking records, almost one inch of rain fell in some parts on thursday along with really gusty winds. aberdaron seeing nearly 80 miles an hour, in bridlington almost 70 miles an hour, with this particular squally weather front with rain with the winds pushing through, still, gale force winds here in northern ireland butjust a little chilly were the winds have eased and the showers have as we head towards dawn. for the day ahead, dry and bright with plenty more sunshine than thursday but still lots of showers particularly in the north and west and particularly in scotland with gales across the northern and western isles and across the highlands. still with hail and thunder and snow over the hills and mountains but if showers, less heavy elsewhere, 12—14, less windy so feeling more pleasant out and about what to do saturday it turns quite chilly, we could see a touch of frost. sam patchy mist and fog as well

this was the 3rd time england and the usa had met in england all yet. so when mason mount shot was the best england, charles in the 1st half the substitute mark, this rush would have a 2nd half as saved as the english and failed to break down and organize us side. and then, in stoppage time, hurricane had a great opportunity to open his goals, going account all the torment. but he sent his head up wide, so it finished mail and then the draw though, probably a result qualification from great b then will go to the wire in the final games with all 4 teams in with a chance. the result also means that no team has yet guaranteed a spot in the knockout stages. for each with watching that one for a sit out by stadium and has more on what the result means. of england were pretty majestic in their opening game 6 to win over iran. they were pretty lethargic against the u. s. who seem to cut out nearly every dangerous pass. stopped england playing quickly in attack and were pretty dangerous themselves. kristian pool, a sick, rattling jordan. pickford's bar in the 1

usa game. do we think england will car on in usa game. do we think england will carry on in the _ usa game. usa game. do we think england will carry on in the same attacking way? j carry on in the same attacking way? supporters i have spoken to definitely hope that is the case. gareth southgate got all the big calls right in the first game, playing jude bellingham, bukayo saka in what was a really attacking team. the message since that game has been to carry on in that way but to eradicate their mistakes. i spoke to declan rice and mason mount after the first match and they were very, very pleased with the result, but they wanted to make sure they cut out the errors. as you carry on in the tournament, it becomes more and more ruthless. gareth southgate speaks about the balance between defence and being a threat, so it will be interesting to see the team he names as we approach the game against the usa on friday.— he names as we approach the game against the usa on friday. thank you for that update. _ wales take on iran on friday morning, knowing victory may be vital to their hopes of reachin

i of course, has a lot of rivalry between england and the usa, especially when it comes to foot. but i think that england looking good after that, when against iran, the buzzing, you know, with a lot of confidence and also the quality that the players come into. this woke up we but also just going into the woke up so many people were worried about, you know, it coming in the middle of the season, but it's actually perfect. we can see, you know, the primly players having a great time. you know, marcus rushford became a soccer, had a great game against iran, and i think that will play a huge breath in helping them win against the usa. ok, let's hear from the 2 coaches. now. we have to try to make history number one. and we're good at that, we got to talking highly of ourselves is a nation and on the basis of very low evidence. so what we've got to do is perform on the field, and we know that we'll play a highly motivated team. and perhaps even more motivated because if some of those types, the headlines but we've got huge respect for our opponent. we know a lot of the players from l

world cup frustration for england fans — a 0—0 draw with the usa — but both teams can still progresse knockout stages in qatar. kherson under attack — hospital patients are evacuated from the recently—liberated ukrainian city after constant russian shelling. is this a single vaccine for all flus? scientists in america believe they may be making a major breakthrough in the fight against influenza. it's that time of the year — in the us and the uk tens of thousands of retailers offer cut—price deals for black friday. are shoppers buying it? and can the world's longest running whodunnit do it again? agatha christie's the mousetrap prepares to take on broadway as it celebrates 70 years in london's west end. welcome to the programme. honours even between the usa and england in the world cup — in a match both sides might have won. as it is a 0—0 draw may have been disappointing as a spectacle, but it does leave the two teams with a clear sight of the knockout stages. england remain top of their group so it would take a resounding defeat by wales in their last group match to stop them progr

it was a frustrating evening for england as the usa created the the better chances on the night. icans came closest to scoring when they hit the woodwork in the opening half. the form england had shown in their opening game — where they thrashed iran — was certainly missing. i'm joined by our sports correspondentjohn watson who is in doha. it was a disappointing performance, as many england fans have been reflecting. still, england have plenty to be happy about in this group. plenty to be happy about in this a rou n . , ., ., plenty to be happy about in this u-rou. . �* plenty to be happy about in this ”rou, ., �* ., group. good afternoon ben, hello from doe half. _ group. good afternoon ben, hello from doe half. if— group. good afternoon ben, hello from doe half. if those _ group. good afternoon ben, hello from doe half. if those england i group. good afternoon ben, hello i from doe half. if those england fans to feel a little deflated after the highs of that impressive opening victory against iran, their first at this world cup. against the united states they were hoping to secu

usa england kicks off today at 11 o'clock at the usa in england are in a group with wales and iran, the top two teams qualified iran is currently one of them. wales lost its goalkeeper when the red carded. iran then scored two late goals to stun wales. two nil victory counts three points in the standings and one point for ties. general aldo is probably the biggest name in this world cup, and he scored on a penalty kick to help portugal beat ghana. 3 to 2 model became the first player in history to score in five different world cups. brazil is a favorite to win this year's world cup. it beats siberia two nil with an amazing bicycle kick on one of the goals, but brazil is nervous about the health of its top captain and star neymar. he went to the bench in tears after injuring his right angle. no official word yet on how many matches or feel miss the rest of the tournament because of that injury. earlier in the newscast . i said it happened neymar the past it has i misspoke. which world cup it happened. 2014 is when he had this bad back injury against colombia. you remember that following

the way they have shown -- stick together in different parts, england, usa -- usa has the be the changeorge floyd's death. just to be able to have a platform to be able to speak out and really show support of what they are advocates for. >> would you speak out if you were playing now? >> would i personally? >> yeah. >> i think as a group it's something that we would talk about. individually -- you don't want to make it about yourself and one person. so i think as a group and as a team you will talk about it and say, okay, this is the best way we can kind of tackle this human rights issue. >> do you think they should serve beer? >> i'm not a beer drinker, but it is the world cup. beer is the world cup, world cup is the beer. if that's what their rules are that you can't have beer in the stadium, i think people will be okay without drinking for a couple hours. >> problem solved. >> where are you watching today? >> i will be in smithfield hall watching the watch party with the usa team. >> we're so excited you're here. we have to snap a pic for my nephew kyle. he's a huge fan. >> i say dem

set a goal, england, england's usa, holland or usa, that lives netherlands, netherlands. okay, going to be interesting. well let's, we'll have a look here to interest that those guys but group, see they also decided on wednesday fun around matches there as well. it's a 1500 guarantee, kick off with the defending champion products again. she does. yeah. at education, 50 with australia, a deadlock. are going to be interested in this. well, that's what i want to do. thought to get the same. sorry, but that's followed at 1900 gmc bought a small bathroom audit theater up against the pole in the level. it's never dusky. that's it. stadium doing kevin pool playing at the same time. saudi right. the match with mexico. my coding stadium. thank you to look forward. to 11 of the ultimate all team will have it all covered right here on out. the no school in rural india has been short listed for an award. the annual world architecture festival. the design was inspired by an old city and it's built to ensure extreme desert temperatures are 0 as part of a child when to check it out. imp

let's say so, especially the usa, england, well, on november 21, 15:00, we will meet this year. us, press officer of the 112th brigade of the territorial defense of the armed forces of ukraine, and mr. andriyu. congratulations, ukraine. to the heroes , glory to ukraine. we the two of us are there andriy i p andriy i would first like to ask about the situation in the city of kyiv in general, you know yehor just came back from irpenyan and says that the moral and psychological situation in kyiv is somehow more depressed yes no than in irpen. what is the general condition and how did it affect people in general, from what you see and hear these stories about a possible evacuation in the event of a blackout in kyiv, mayor klitschko said, and the foreign content appeared, even in ukrainian, that 3 million can withdraw be behind in the event of a complete blockout, please, now i hear and see my greetings to vasyl you see, i think the problem here lies in the fact that some of our politicians, some of our officials still think that you know such an old idea about communications the ide

butjust a reminder — group b was in action on friday — that's england, wales, usa and iran. frustrating evening for england, fans frustrated by the performance of the england team, which was seen as being lacklustre. as the usa created the better chances on the night. and the americans came closest to scoring when they hit the woodwork in the opening half. because england played with such flair in their opening game, that was expected tonight, and we did not see that. a lot of disappointment, but nonetheless a clean sheet for england, and they are still able to qualify. they are top of the group at the moment. saudi arabia pulled off one of the shocks to build two—time winners argentina in their group stage. it is still 0—0 against poland. give us a sense ofjust how excited saudis are. the poland. give us a sense of 'ust how excited saudis are. the atmosphere is amazing- — excited saudis are. the atmosphere is amazing- you _ excited saudis are. the atmosphere is amazing. you can _ excited saudis are. the atmosphere is amazing. you can hear— excited saudis are. the atmosphere

ok, england versus usa. i should like you say it should be in england victory when you consider all the various factors, right. but the is something very significant. and i found a very interesting in that the united states have never lost to england at a woke up. now granted, they've only played a couple of times. okay, so it's a bit of a loaded statistic. nevertheless, there's that famous result from 1950 with the u. s. beat the english one mil. what are the chances the states could repeat that here ever? it's been decades since that results. i think that this english side, you know, looks very good. dec comfortable there. young. i don't have any pressure because going into the woke up. not so many people expected anything, but after that victory, i guess iran some english found the starting to feel, you know, and we could actually do this. and i think that their target really is to get to the quarter finals. and then they can see what can happen after that, but are looking at the sky just generally speakin

a little bit, as i felt the usa took the initiative more than england. the start of the week and by the end of it you are struggling to get a shot on goal. right, there were a lot of unusual ingredients went into the iran game, they were a completely different side today against the welsh, very different. i imagine the americans, the fans you are surrounded by earlier in the day are all pretty confident that they can get through. they showed that tonight. the concern, the basic one of soccer, is who's going to put it in the net? and i know that iran have a couple of strikers up front that certainly know where the goal is. canada'sjustin trudeau has been interrogated by a special commission— after he used the emergencies act for the first time in sa years to stop the freedom convoy protests in ottawa. it meant potential bans on public gatherings, as well as an option to freeze protestors' bank accounts. stephanie prentice reports. a rare appearance for a sitting prime minister in canada asjustin trudeau takes the stand to defend removing civil liberties.

usa on friday. ok, alex, at the england training _ usa on friday. ing base with the i england training base with the update. harry kane due to get the scan today. let's see how the matches are shaping up today. one game is due to get under way in the next hour, morocco taking on croatia. that is the first match of the day. croatia finalist at the last world cup four years ago. germany againstjapan, spain against costa rica and belgium in action as well, much fancied belgium side who produced some really impressive results of late. away from doha... news of a potential sale for manchester united. the glazes would consider an offerfor the club which united. the glazes would consider an offer for the club which has been an extraordinary 24 hours, not least facing the news the club would be terminating the contract of cristiano ronaldo, who only recently made a return to the club. with the latest, we can hearfrom simon stone now. the reason the fans have been so against the glazer family since they took over as they leveraged £800 million worth of debt i

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ah well cut rivals clash the usa be to round to qualify for the knockout stage. that cattle. 2022 england finished top of a group and secure the u. k. bragging rights with a 3 mill when of a whales. ah, hello, i'm darn jordan. this is al jazeera la you from dough are also coming up during the u. s. as found, leda fall right militia group. the of keepers guilty of seditious conspiracy. to keep donald trump in power. president putin is trying to what the noise winter to force ukraine is to freeze for fleet and nato allies promise to help you. crane survive, a harsh winter was russia continues its attacks across the country with well, it was one of the most highly anticipated and politically charged much ups of the football woke up in the end. the crunch group game between the usa and iran was won by the american team at victory which secured their place in the last 16 of the tournament. the only goal came in the 1st half of the alpha mom a stadium, krista, and put us in the school at fort the us. well, they progressed to the knockout stages where they'll faced the netherlands next. victory

so here's how group be finished. england are on top with 7 points. the usa go through to the next round, also with 5 points, wales, and around go home, of thousands of radians tuned into watched the narrow defeat. the u. s. dorothy jabari went to a cafe to watch it with fans and both teams in tehran. it was a roller coaster of emotions here as fans, watch the rain in teams quite to the very last minute. now in this particular cafe that we were in throughout the evening, they were both fans of the usa team, as well as the iranian team. and the outcome was very upsetting to some but not to everybody. this was the wrong final cancel advance for the 1st time on the stage. but that was not the case. i had hoped that around would move on to the next stage . but the us with a better team, we hope it prepares the team for the next world cup. but yes, i'm sad. i came here to watch the football. i was reading for you, ron, and naturally i'm upset for this. if you guardlick of political inside issue, we said it's about national pride, but we should admit the us had a b

just to remind you what we have seen, england and wales, the usa and iran. ustrating evening for england. you could really see the usa creating all the better chances actually. the americans coming closest to scoring when they had the wit work in the opening half —— when they hit woodwork. they played a blinder in the first match against iran, absolutely thrashing them. so much flair and style, lots of fans that i spoke to at the stadium last night just saying it was really missing from the team. so a huge amount of disappointment for those travelling fans and i think they were expecting something much, much better than the goalless draw resort. we've been hearing from england super fan goalless draw resort. we've been hearing from england superfan billy grant who runs a pod cast for brentford and he is here in qatar and was at the stadium yesterday watching the match. i am not disappointed. there were a lot of booze in the stadium after the game, which i thought was uncalled for. i understand fans have gone out there, gone a long way and they want to see rea

and in group b, england beat wales 3—0 securing first place in the group. usahey needed over iran to get into the knock out stage. that means the first two games in the last 16 look like this. and on saturday, the netherlands play the usa, and on sunday, it's england versus senegal. let's start our coverage— with details of the battle of britain. it's the first time two teams from the uk have ever met at the world cup final. nesta magregor sent us this update from the england wales game. we can see some of the 16,000 people who are leaving. england had much of the possession and i do not think will touch the ball in at the opposition penalty area and at the first half. so many times gareth bale has been the spark that wales needed and it definitely did not help he did not return for the second half. we think an injury of some sort possibly. if the second half was poor, the second half was the polar opposite. how exciting was that? straight after it, marcus rashford, a powerful, curling free kick into the top corner. a really amazing goal a minute orso a really