it was the fastest fa m ily lovely quebec, isn't it?n. fastest family photo i ever seem than having taken. and i get off their fast than having taken. and i get off theirfast enough. than having taken. and i get off their fast enough. before they even got there, there'll were saying, there's not likely to be a final communique because we are not going to agree on it! on us unheard of in g7 history. trump does not want to stick around. he hates detail. what he wants is uncertainty. he's very happy when he is pardoning people, like the african—american grandmother at the behest of king cardassian. anything you can do from the got. —— kim kardashian. he wants to get out of dodge really quickly because he does not want to be embarrassed. right, embarrassed by how little he knows. the results... i think how little he knows. the results... ithink we're how little he knows. the results... i think we're being a bit premature. thatcher member that there's never beena thatcher member that there's never been a meeting between a us president a kore

we can speak to villa supporter dave woodhall from the heroes and villa ns fa nzine.ate reaction was when you heard the news? i think surprise followed by horror. it came so quickly and out of the blue. the last 2a hours it has got worse and worse and you wonder where it will end. where does the blame lie for this? there are obviously many problems, but i think you have to say that the buck stops at the top. tony xia must‘ve known he was gambling and extent of money he had available and what would happen and the must‘ve been an idea of what would happen if they did not get promoted. that did not happen and we now have these problems so it has to be tony xia and also the ceo, keith wyness. you would like to season heads roll? the problem with head rolling is that for somebody to sell a football club there has to be somebody who is prepared to buy it and also the right type of owner. for a club like aston villa in trouble, you could quite easily be prey to all sorts of asset stripping, and maybe not the best type of people in charge of the club. you can save you want ch

champions, how are they going to fa re champions, how are they going to fare against the european champions, portugal, their great rivals and neighbours, of course? and of course cristiano ronaldo, who has been talking up their chances of perhaps doing the double and becoming european and world champions. as spain were, once before. that will really be the pick of the matches on day two in sochi. that was ollie foster in moscow. let's get more on spain, we touched on it in his report. preparations for their opening match against portugal continuing, and alex capstick has been with the spanish squad in sochl under normal circumstances this would be a routine bit of fine tuning for the spanish team ahead of their opening match against portugal. but as we know the situation is very different following the sudden and totally unexpected departure of julian robert eddy. standing on the edge is the new coach, fernando pereira. he has been in thejob the new coach, fernando pereira. he has been in the job forjust over 2a

the fa ct not think i can even find my.are high enough quality to lift off the internet... fact they are high enough quality to lift off the internet. .. sold on ebay for £6, and with free delivery! what is interesting is it is tapping into, anecdotally, the niece of a friend of mine spent three years studying for a law degree, they rushed to put her picture on facebook, and she was more satisfied by the number of likes for the picture than the three years of study or the graduation ceremony itself. that is creating a business in itself. telling the selfie generation, a bunch of students, not to put their picture on facebook is asking for the world. this is perhaps a bit of a disincentive, but being ripped off might stop it.|j would ask them not to pout so much in selfies as well. the other thing is employers even asking you for certificates, i do not think i have ever been asked! me either. a lot more checking goes on these days. they should be more concerned about some of the social media posts than your degree. you would

m was fantastic experience for the whole team, and for the whole fa, we learned a lot over there it was fantastic, not many people thought we could do even better, and with the qualification for the final world cup, we did it again, so we learned a lot about that, so this is, a lot of things we could've done better, down there and we are trying to fix it have everything organised before we go to russia. quickly, what is the secret to the country doing so well considering the size ofa doing so well considering the size of a comments are merely down to the facilities, we talk so much about and the domes that help young people trained in those conditions? it's good for the youth of course, they can practise more than they are used to, but many of our players also practised and did not have those domes to practise when they were young players, buti domes to practise when they were young players, but i think we have a good team, and generation of players and all the organisation around the fa, and all the work we have to put in it, this isjust a key, we don't have the best players, but we ca

matches, gareth southgate's dislocated shoulder, and we'll get onto the leaked team sheet, but the fahis investigation after the offensive behaviour after what seems to be some of their fans around that tunisia game. a video emerged in the aftermath of that game, allegedly emanating from a volgograd bar. that was the host city of that match. it was of a small number of england supporters making a fancy chance, idlib salutes and anti—semitic wording. —— nazi salutes. the fa released a statement from a spokesperson today strongly condemning the actions of the people in these videos, describing it as disgraceful conduct that doesn't represent the values of the majority of england supporters supporting the tea m of england supporters supporting the team in russia. they also said they and the uk police are investigating. of course, the in russia, orfans can be identified by fan id, needed to enter the country, so they will be hoping to get to the bottom of it and identify these individuals, and ensure they're not repeats. there may be many more fans coming to the tournament if england prog

they will need to wake up, but the these fa ns will need to wake up, but the these fans here, they willlation: it was a great match, a spectacular goal by lozano. happy mexico! we wa nt goal by lozano. happy mexico! we want more. yes, sir. mexico played really, really good, with a lot of heart, with a lot of balls, as we say in mexico. sol heart, with a lot of balls, as we say in mexico. so i think we will be champions, all over the world! come on! yes! mexico! translation: that tea m on! yes! mexico! translation: that team is playing together as a group, mexico as a team, and we can beat anyone we play. wejust mexico as a team, and we can beat anyone we play. we just beat the champions. apologies there, i think he meant testicular fortitude. gaming has become one of the most popular pastimes, but it seems it may not be good for everyone. for the first time, the world health organization has acknowledged a medical condition which it is calling gaming disorder. it is creating guidelines for diagnosing people who have developed problems, including addiction, based around electronic games.

german fa ns east, news of a swedish goal.ns don't usually have to check the arithmetic that they knew they needed to score. no problem, this is germany, they always do. surely? he could not believe it and nor could anyone else. south korea were still going. now unable to qualify, they we re going. now unable to qualify, they were desperate to lose the least i can leave a mark. wait, he's behind you. the offside would now be the way our‘s biggest decision. it was adjudged to have come of a german player and it was a goal. germany knew they were leaving its late, even for them. going for two, even the goalkeeper was attacking. there was only one outcome. commentator: son heung—min, 2—0 to south korea! germany, the world champions are out in the group stage. but they never looked like going through. we'll get more reaction to germany's demise in a moment. but let's get to the two teams going through from group f. sweden beating mexico 3—0 in yekaterinberg but celebrations for both at the final whistle. with so much at stake, now

now the world's most game, fa ns fortnite.rs compete great $3 million charity prize pool, with popular twitch streamer ninja claiming victory. more eager news at the three was nintendo announcing fortnight on the switch. from a standing start back in march, pubg and is fortnite have been breaking records all over the place. it seems everybody is playing these games. so what is it about battle royale?” think battle royale is so popular because it has all the best elements of online gaming but also reduces some of the problems. you don't have to spend hours a week playing. we don't all have evenings free to spend playing. it also means you are not going to run into people who are griefing or trolling. we have unpleasant aspects of online gaming, people who just want to get in your way, and in battle royale games that is not always in their best interests because it you get in the way there is a good chance you are going to kill them. that such an appetite for the genre, there are now plenty of apple royale games in the making. —

the swedes join mexico at the top of group f, but fever are opening proceedings against the mexican faoes of their fans‘ behaviour during that match here in moscow. homophobic chanting was heard at the stadium, and they have been sanctioned on 12 different occasions for that sort of offensive behaviour from their fans at matches. but all those fines clearly haven't worked, and they are going to be very closely monitored, mexico, in their next match. coming up mexico, in their next match. coming up on tuesday, we get a first glimpse of group h, the last group we haven't seen, cynical, poland, japan and canada are the last into the —— senegal. then back to group a for the second round of matches. salah's fitness again the key discussion point. our correspondent is there ahead of the game. discussion point. our correspondent is there ahead of the gamem discussion point. our correspondent is there ahead of the game. it would bea is there ahead of the game. it would be a huge surprise if salah didn't play against russia in st petersburg, but the egypt coach did put a bit of doubt in the egy

every fa n party here outside the stadium.was catching their confidence about how far they could get in this world cup by the fa ct could get in this world cup by the fact that james rodriguez could get in this world cup by the fact thatjames rodriguez came off with what looked like a recurrence of the calf injury he brought into this tournament. i imported is a? in his last seven world cup games before tonight, six goals and four assists. he is the heartbeat of the team. they struggle to break down senegal today. a really good goal but it came from a set piece. by james rodriguez, the do like a bit of creativity and i could really count against them in the next stage. england could await in the next stage, of course. the injury to james rodriguez are massive negative ona james rodriguez are massive negative on a brilliant night for columbia. to the other group game. japan were heading home when they went behind to poland in volgograd, but when columbia scored against senegal, a 1—0 defeat for the the blue samurai sees them ta

it is exciting for football fa ns is very exciting.is exciting for football fans because not only do you get to see the best players in the world, it is like the fa cup used to be. where the minnows have got as much chance, and it has a lwa ys got as much chance, and it has always been, we go into the world cup and it is either going to be brazil or germany or argentina, and so brazil or germany or argentina, and so far argentina and portugal and germany are out, so it becomes much more exciting and much more interesting. yes, ronaldo is out. yes, he was looking dejected but stern jawed as always. and leo messi, these are two of the most iconic and brilliant players in the world. it is one of those things. bring on harry kane, i save the you will be watching the next england game? yes, i do watch the end and games. i was going to bring in some gingerbread men from my local baker because they have harry kane gingerbread men. this is a picture of france. that is right. the 19—year—old for france who scored the second goal and he knocked

a lot of fa ns richer and pulling away.t that will happen. the rich clubs willjust get richer, we will have to see how that pans out. you mentioned richard scudamore, do you think you will be better remembered well? richard scudamore isa giant remembered well? richard scudamore is a giant of the sports industry. here's the man who has taken the premier league to over £5 million of revenue from the domestic market, as well. he is a skilled negotiator and has kept a close relationship with the club. it is those skills that have allowed the premier league to thrive, both at home and abroad. but, one nugget of information, the league was meeting in harrogate today, their end of season meeting, richard scudamore kept that he was leaving a complete secret from everybody, nobody knew with it —— nobody knew about it with the exception of chelsea chairman. it took to the end of the business for richard scudamore to say, ladies and gentlemen, i am leaving now, richard scudamore to say, ladies and gentlemen, iam leaving now, by richar

in fa ct, biggest port by value in the uk.comes through heathrow currently than all other uk airports combined. it's easy to overlook, isn't it? most of us never see it but everything from medical supplies through two batteries comes through on the runways behind me. in fa ct, through on the runways behind me. in fact, 33% through on the runways behind me. in fa ct, 33% of through on the runways behind me. in fact, 33% of non—eu exports already go through is heathrow. expansion could mean a doubling of cargo capacity —— already goes through heathrow. it could also mean the long haul destinations for british made goods. that could provide the uk with a much—needed trade infrastructure at a time when it is looking to develop its relationships, trade relationships, outside of the eu. but there's a lot of scepticism when it comes to the numbers. about the veracity of economic forecasts, the extent of commercial benefit and whether a project of this scale could be delivered on time and within budget. thank you. companies involved i

the fa ct them later about this story.at traders around the world are trying to make sense of the fresh trade turmoil after president trump's meltdown at the g7 summit in canada at the weekend. the most acrimonious g7 to date. it left us allies reeling with europe and canada threatening counter—measures against us tariffs and german chancellor angela merkel calling it sobering and depressing. hopes to smooth out trade tensions and tackle protectionism were dashed, with the us president renewing his threat to slap tariffs on cars imported into the us. victoria clarke, economist at investec, is with me. nice to see you and welcome to the programme. it is a bit of a mess, isn't it? the whole point of g7 is presenting a united front and it is a very collaborative family, but it is anything but right now. that is certainly how g7 has been. the outcome of the meeting was much as expected ridding the headlines going into it. it is chaos but chaos to be expected in a sense because that is how donald trump does business and thatis

borisjohnson tweeted to say it's "fa ntastic news". "taking back control". it's "fa ntastic news".the same. it's "fa ntastic news". 0ne prominent backbencher — dr sarah wollaston — said the idea of a brexit dividend was "tosh", and claimed it was "treating the public like fools" — because we'll still be paying into the eu budget for some time — and there is an exit bill to settle. time — and there is leading economists are certainly sceptical. the idea that there is a brexit dividend is pure fiction. as a pure matter of arithmetic, there will be no extra money infouryears' time, because of the financial arrangement we have come to with the european union in any case and even more importantly, the government has already accepted that the public finances will be weakened to the tune of at least £15 billion a year, not strengthened as a result of brexit. so, this contentious pledge from the referendum campaign is still causing controversy now. from the referendum campaign the prime minister suggested today that this promise will be exceeded, but has not yet spelt out how — tax rises a

this means the fa cup fifth round will move means the fa cup fifth round will move to mid week and an0 o'clock. england thrashed russia's 6—0 back in september. not that the coaches taking another win for granted. i think it will be a good game. expect a tough game, told my players, we saw the way wales celebrated when they got a draw against us, that's the scalp, we are the number two ranked team in the world, teams are excited even two draw with us so we will have to play really well to get any kind of result. casey stoney will leave her role as assistant to phil neville who you just had to become the new manager of manchester united women. they'll be part of the new wsl championship next season and the former england captain will be their first boss. she will bring everything she brought as a player. he was captain of england on my plate, captain of lincoln, she's got those leadership qualities which i think she will pass on. she knows football, she will talk football all day, the tactics, the system, the formation commission will get that. the team will be very well organised. and

alex ovechkin having the time of his life sipping and dancing in front of hundreds of thousands of fa. >> oh, what a day it was for the district. the pictures speak for itself. that's one for t record books. hundreds of thousands of you packing the downtown area to celebrate the washington >>pitals very first stanley cup victory. t is 4:00 a.m. good morning, everybody. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm angie goff in for eun yang. onlyednesday morning and it's such an incredible week. it felt like we've been through a lot. >> i'm with you. >> it was a long day. >> chuck bell anda she parveen with the forecast. going to be hotter today? >> yes.>> ittle warmer. notice, no one >> we've red out. >> even though it is my favorite color. >> we have worn a lot of red. for a legitimately good cause. >> of course. >> now about those rain chances. >> not the red. hotter, more humid. feels a little sticky outside. depending where you are, you're looking ae sprinkles this morning. much of theth area is odry side. along the pennsylvania/maryland boarder near winchester, showers. 70s will continue through

alexis matin, the for equality for the russian fa has said it will be fine to fly rainbow flags.ssia in june and july and we should, we think we should take advantage of that if we can, to go to russia and show some solidarity with the russian lg bt show some solidarity with the russian lgbt community as well as obviously supporting england. stay with us because i want to bring in billy, because we reported yesterday that danny rose, the england player, had told his family not to go to russia because there would be so much racist abuse and he did not wa nt much racist abuse and he did not want them to be subjected to it. you must worry about that. you always worry about it. russia got the world cup and! worry about it. russia got the world cup and i must admit i was gutted and so were all my mates and it becomes difficult because if you've been toa becomes difficult because if you've been to a lot of england games, this will be my 13th tournament, you consider at what time you are going to step off. i was going to go to russia in 2007 in england and i was working for russian clie

i can see a few fa ns will soon begin.d square after yesterday's action, and what a day it was, sweden beating south korea 1-0, it was, sweden beating south korea i—0, eltham, a real dark horse, scoring three goals against the debutante panama, but the real story was in volgograd, harry trump was the hero. it almost didn't happen for england —— harry kane the hero. so the lookout for all the action coming up, let's look at how day five unfolded. a new generation and renewed hope for fans of english football. and, just 11 minutes in, their nerves were put at ease, captain kane leading from the front. but, just as england started to relax into the game, the mistake came. an elbow from kyle walker giving away a penalty, ferjani sassi comfortably slotting it away. but as england toiled, desperate for a penalty of their own, it wasn't until injury—time that the breakthrough came. another corner, and another kane winner. hope restored for england and their fans — just. for the people of panama, it was time to party. a debut for

to liverpool fa ns that lift the trophy.as another title, sir kenny after he was knighted in the queens birthday honours list in recognition of his services to football and the city of liverpool. liverpool football club, they have become only the third team this century to win the third team this century to win the first division championship and the first division championship and the fa cup. 1986 was a famous year for kenny, his truly was a trophy laden career. 29 major titles as a player, 1a as a manager, so how did he find out the news of his 19? there was a letter that came to the door and opened it, i looked at it and it was brown and i thought it's and it was brown and i thought it's a tax bill here. perhaps it is anfield where he's mostly fondly thought of but before he arrived in 1977, celtic was his home and there we re 1977, celtic was his home and there were titles aplenty in glasgow as a player for the scottish national team, his record of 100 to caps still stands today. it's a great reflection on every part of

at are we in for this fa? re's what he said. >> it mean i'llo whatever itru takes to get the t out of tim kane and h been there six years and done nothing. tim kan can point in the entire six years he's been in the united states senate, he cannot point to a single, a single >> reporter: the bottomine for republicans in virginia this was the nomination.gono matter who ere's why. bent nearly a decade now since a republican won a state-wide race in the common wealth of virginia. and last night there were three republic running for this h nomination, appened was more republicans went to the y pollsterday and cast a odllot for sy other than corey stewart. en corey stewart. now,ntet's out. on the democratic neside, tim ca will be the first to tell y he does not consider this some coasting to reelection for this here's why. you r willememe eltibeonr day,16 , everybody said in the polls where all the tim kanend hillary clinton will wine up in the white hou. the that didn't happen the dangers of beingoverconfident righ

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yes, fa made a copy. wait, so that is a fake david? yes, fa david.ike the word fake. it is a replica from the 19005, 1911, actually. it is a modern one. but this is definitely real. just around the corner from david lai is a tiny, on assuming chapel you would normally walk straight past. -- an assuming. this is one of the hidden gems of florence, and institution which is probably unknown even to most florentines. the chapel is a charitable institution founded in the 15th century for middle—class is who had fallen on hard times. it still operates today and meets every friday to decide who should do that from its donations. but it is the art we are here for. so, the frescoes were made by deledio. he was the main renaissance artist and he was, by the way, the master of michelangelo. you always recognise the good men because of their clothing. have the red and black robes. and also, they always have paper in their hands because it was a contract, they needed to leave everything written down, and the money in the other hand. seems like an odd place to bri

it a fa nta sy advantage but jobs first.sy land and the tragedy is that if jeremy corbyn fantasy land and the tragedy is that ifjeremy corbyn had got his members to support the amendment coming back from the house of lords to keep us in the single market, ifjeremy corbyn swung behind that, that could avoid the real devastation that are ha rd avoid the real devastation that are hard brexit will cause but instead he has put down this mealy—mouthed amendment that we know tory rebels will not support, so he has scuppered our best chance to keep as close as possible to the eu. scuppered our best chance to keep as close as possible to the eui scuppered our best chance to keep as close as possible to the eu. i think it's more fundamental than that. if jeremy corbyn had supported remain in the first place, rather than not being that enthusiastic, the referendum could have tipped the other way. caroline said you were saying we had these 15 moments to be donein saying we had these 15 moments to be done in one day. we spent a separate

in fa ct, ashraf ghani, has backed it.new cards himself. you have called these new id cards are legitimate. why did you do that? if you are talking about the elections, let me be clear on one point. this electronic id was not meant to be for the afghani elections, not even for the presidential elections. and we are not sure if it will be carried out in the upcoming five years. the reason i in the upcoming five years. the reason i express in the upcoming five years. the reason i express my reservations about it, it became a controversial issue. a divisive issue. simply along ethnic lines? yes. because you have a very strong base in b tanjit community. it seems to many afghans that you are playing politics with this and deepening divisions afghan society. i am sure that the research donein society. i am sure that the research done in that respect is not based on fa cts . done in that respect is not based on facts. my point is very clear and simple. it is the issue of national identity of every citizen of the country. if we s

document but one thing thatis some kind of document but one thing that is missing in all these, if in farkers party and the korean people's army should declare an end to the revolution. if we read the bylaws and look at state propaganda, posters, media, videos, press media, everything, we seek constant references to the final victory, completing the revolution and achieving the final victory. if both sides ended the wall at one side is still fighting the revolution there seems to be an asymmetry. they need to declare an end to the revolution. that is one thing that is missed. denuclearisation 0n there are a couple of points that north korea could do to show it is serious. 0n all compass says he will know in a minute or so after meeting kim jong—un but i would have to see some action. something that north korea could do is sign a treaty, like a cbt p or example or weapons convention. they deny they have any chemical weapons but at least on the sea wc, a confidentiality agreement and destroy any stocks of chemical weapons without admitting any stockpiles and suffer humiliation or condemnat

is that due to the fa ct of it each time., you can reason that out in the the long—term, but in the short—term, economic impact is minimal in the us. now, there is little. it is pushing up the price of some things. the long—term it is negative and it will decrease global growth and it will be an everyone lose situation. that effect won't hit immediately. thank you. still to come... we'll be speaking to the most influential british woman in the car industry later in the programme— that's the boss of citroen — linda jackson. you're with business live from bbc news. carphone dixons has released its full—year results this morning, and it's not good news. yes, the electronics retailer's pre—tax profits have slumped nearly 30%. the results come after last month's announcement that it would have to close 92 carphone warehouse stores this year. with us now is patrick o'brien, retail director at globaldata retail. good to have you with us. they were expecting bad i ins, is it worse than they feared or better?m expecting bad i ins, is

the fa ns if we don't lose it will be ok.ey to watch a decent game and they did not get one. shades of germany versus austria in the 1982 world cup when they conspire to make at the drop. it didn't matter anyway because with australia losing to peru both these teams were going through. the teams have got a bit of talent and i just wa nted have got a bit of talent and i just wanted to see a little bit more from either side. shooting from 30 yards, because that's what he was limited to. can we forget this one pretty sharpish please? both teams professing to the last 16 and mumbled to do much better now they have reached the knockout stages. —— and both teams will hope to do much better. australia lost to peru. australia where facing an uphill task and needed a french favour. but they had to beat this peruvian outfits. after the two groups these defeats the south american world cup hopes were already over but they did not want to leave russia empty—handed. fans we re to leave russia empty—handed. fans were stinky till the end. a

we can now speak to a former iceland international and member of their fa ricarda dardason. can you give us an idea of how the players are feeling after that? we are definitely up against it. i think they played a good first half, but to concede a goal on the counterattack, when we were using one of our long thrones, it was difficult coming back from that and it lacked energy. the nigerian side is dangerous going forward. it looked to be a difficult second half. we need to take better care of oui’ half. we need to take better care of our chances in the first half.“ there is something that we learned from the euros a couple of years ago, what about the end of the group stage, do you still believe in what you can achieve? you got through to the knockout stage two years ago? yes. you said it right, we obviously have to beat croatia, they have been oui’ have to beat croatia, they have been our nemesis, we played them in the play—offs before the world cup in brazil and last and we've managed to beat them in the summer in the group stage and finish top of our group, we know we can

some of the survivors we spoke to say they just accepted the fa ct spoke to say they just accepted theisle and there wasn't a lifejacket. there is that level of questioning for safety that you might have on other countries. recently, icame safety that you might have on other countries. recently, i came back from the thousand islands on a speedboat we ended up outside, sitting on the floor in bad weather and they also counted around the lifejackets and was concerned that there wasn't enough and particularly lifejackets for children but out of necessity, these are the kinds of trips you need to take unless the government —— and unless the government —— and unless the government enforces the rule, there is no choice for operators. thank you very much vat update. australia's government says too many migrants to the country aren't making an effort to learn english. it's proposing new rules that will mean people need to pass a tougher english test before they can become citizens. phil mercer reports. after ten years in australia this man, a disabilities support worker, from india, fears that

the fa ct about the us hostile policy. the fact the us has troops in south korea. but frankly i don't think they will be calling for the withdrawal of us troops from south korea, certainly not today. as the north koreans leave this meeting in singapore, they will have a huge boost to. i mean, there are going to be other leaders of countries, major powers, wanting to talk to kim jong—un —— huge boost. this is a huge boost in. they will tribute the boost to the fact they have nuclear weapons and nuclear ambitions —— this is a huge boost. meanwhile they will figure out how to avoid any commitments to get rid of them. you lead the delegation on the six party talks on the north korea nuclear issue. a lot has been spoken about on the model of iran and the lifting of sanctions. and their justified parallels? —— are there. the iran deal is so much more advanced than anything we will see here. they took the material out of the country. with north korea, we got them to denuclearise and rejoin the organisation as a non—nuclear state, and to do that in a rapid time sequence, t

detention fa sill here in los angeles. so as we talk about these agencies, we can expect it to be front of mind for a lot proef testers here and those who are rallying in support of immigrant rights. that will be the focus. and as the rally ends, we can expect this issue will be on a lot of people's minds as we continue to seem police are expecting to do a soft closure now. people should show up in about an hour. >> the hundreds showing up, many of them are moetz vated by this argument that the u.s. is showing a lack of compassion and morality, but when it comes down to i.c.e. and how it enforces immigration laws chltsz is there really any wriggle room for thoe or simply carry out the orders that have been given from doj, the didn't of justice? >> reporter: yeah, you've nailed it, fred. that's the crux of the issue. any law enforcement, whether it's the police didn't or international border of customs, there's a certain respect. they're told you should exercise judgment. if you see a crime, does it necessarily warrant pros

no real issues and all of corners here so it's very, very fa st all of corners here so it's very, veryme. it has been good. for us we have tried the new upgrades and the initial feeling is that it really worked well so the team to a good job and they liked the rear end of the car, really stable. we have some balance work to do to get started. a good day for india because they have a 2—0 win over ireland. they won the second match in dublin by 143 runs. rule and rather both made half centuries. the committee fell apart losing several wickets throughout. a great afternoon with the ball taking five wickets and 70 or out. the worry, the world back is on saturday. i'm sure we're all relieved to get some more football action. just before i go, we've got time to show you some vidoe from the states. and what has got to be one of the more unusual 911 calls the emergency services have received. just to explain what is going on. apparently the man's ex—girlfriend was allegedly behind the wheel. the pair had an argument about who will use the car. the man eventually made it off the bonnet. thanks

ink most people want to be fa, but fair acr the board etti one grp over ano. sonk we e try to find we have great people.t debate. we have immigtion attorney that has been very forward with ideas,ha forward thiin and incorporates a lot of that thought process that maybe there is a way to mitigate this, not just on the daca recipients, but also other children who may be but also looking at some of the quotas afavisa lottery program, chain migration, we need changes. host: when it comes to the daca recipients, what tld c debatecept,er about the threshold? guest: there is debate,ecatm myd some others, we do not want a special process just for those recipients. if we are going to look at children who may be victims, where we give them an opportunity to be part of the legal immigration process with valuation, i think then there is something there that people can buy into, saying we are not putting one group over another, victimizing one group over anothende enhancing legal immigratst: how do they sh mark meadows, how much is he willing to give in and does he share y

off the brazilian campaign but they did enough to only need a draw against serbia and they gave the fahey gave the fans something to cheer about finally. the last 16 finally in sight. switzerland will join finally. the last 16 finally in sight. switzerland willjoin the. a 2-2 sight. switzerland willjoin the. a 2—2 draw with costa rica just about enough see them through. so german fans are drowning their sorrows following that shock defeat. there were tears in berlin too, where chancellor angela merkel said she was very sad. the country's top selling bild newspaper said the defeat was the biggest disgrace in the country's world cup history. in sharp contrast, the south koreans were delighted. though the country is not going through to the quarter finals, it's the first time south korea has beaten germany in a world cup match. it's also the first time germany has ever been defeated by an asian nation in a world cup match. naturally, the fans' reactions to the match were different too. translation: we did not play like a world champion today. we needed a goal and the team did not fight en

gareth southgate has been talking about the fa ct southgate has been talking about the fact that thistough and it might still be tough in the last minute, they still have to keep their shape and do what they have been working on in training. if they can do that, given how inexperienced they are, if then we could see something good going forward. this will really set the tone for their world cup campaign. natalie pirks, oui’ world cup campaign. natalie pirks, our sports correspondent, pitch side in volgograd, fantastic stuff. kick—offjust over 15 minutes away. let's get some more reaction now to that england's starting xi. just across the way i can see the bbc stored studio, this very wise heads reacting to the england xi. they need to embrace this chance, not be safe and try to express yourself and enjoy it. it's a life—changing opportunity for these boys. and we've seen them recently posting pictures of themselves whilst they we re pictures of themselves whilst they were young boys and kids and this is what they wanted. this is they drained what of as young boys. they're in this situ

they will move the fifth round of the fa cup to the midweek slot and replays will be scrapped.nsulted before this decision was made by the fa but in the end they decided they did not want to partake in the winter break so clubs in the efl three decisions will not be affected. the premier league chairman richard scudamore insists clubs won't take advantage of the time off to play lucrative friendlies. they will not be allowed to do that. they will not be allowed to do that. they will not be allowed to do that. they will be restricted. there is a fine line. they have to stay training because they cannot stop training because they cannot stop training and come back in two weeks but there will be conditions around what they can do. they will not be commercially exploiting playing matches. matt lawton is still with me. this has been a topic ever since sven goran eriksson brought this up in 2003. do you think this will have an effect for future england teams?m isa effect for future england teams?m is a winter break without it being a winter break. players do need a rest. i guess it i

this morning, the fa released a video imploring fans to get behind them.rts at tournaments. from day one, it's got to be the whole country together. your country needs you. players have called on england fans to roar them on tonight, be it at home orfrom inside the volgograd arena. more than 2,000 fans have made the journey by planes, sleeper trains or on two wheels. jamie and mitch have cycled the 2,400 miles from england to volgograd in aid of the bobby moore fund. they've battled punctures and sunburn as they rode 100 miles a day across europe. i have ridden a bike before, but that's about the stretch of it. recently, we've done no exceptional training. it was literally just a case of getting on the bike and heading east until we got to russia. we're just proving that you ain't got to be superman to do it. just two average guys who like going down the pub. on the banks of the volga river, the midges are out in force, despite the city being blanket sprayed with insecticide. but england's bigger issue is that they haven't won an opening match of the world

england fa ns earlier in the day as well.st tunisia on monday. full of praise for the warm welcome that they have received from the hosts. first impression of russia, it is beautiful. i can't believe how nice and friendly the people are. this person here has been so homecoming. very family. the view of the river and everything, the weather, is magnificent. russia, they have been so magnificent. russia, they have been so brilliant to us. they really have. change my opinion of them. i'm getting a russian flag! that would be fantastic. what a wonderful place. the sun is out on backdrop. i'm blown away, i really am. everyone's been friendly. they've been really nice, really helpful. obviously i don't speak russian, so i got lost a few times. but everything has been really great. and we will have more on all the days world cup action on sports day at 730. stay tuned for that. now from anti—freeze to limit colours nails, that could have potentially benefits in fighting cancer. the oceans of antarctica are full of unique animals tha

david duckenfield was in charge at the 1989 fa cup semi—final when the fans died after a crush on theerraces. we'll have the latest from the court in preston. the other main stories: huge and serious differences remain, says the eu's chief negotiator, as he calls british negotiators back to brussels for brexit talks. one of the first firefighters to enter grenfell tower tells the public inquiry how he leant out of a window to try to put out flames on the outside of the building. food and drink production continues to be affected by a shortage of c02. manufacturers says it's the worst situation for decades. and, as the draw is made for wimbledon next week, will andy murray be fit enough to play? and coming up on bbc news: we'll have all the latest from the final round of group matches at the world cup, and we'll look ahead to the knockout stages. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the police commander during the hillsborough disaster is to go on trial for the manslaughter by gross negligence of 95 liverpool football fans. david duckenfield — a former chief superintenden

doubt that the home 0ffice leaves me in no doubt that the home office can no longer play a role, in fale, in fact play any role, in the administration of medication for sick children in our country. billy has intractable epilepsy, which can cause up to 100 serious attacks a day. two years ago he was given medicine containing cannabis oil in the united states, which slowly shortened the length and number of attacks. back home, his gp took the decision to prescribe the cannabis oil, but the home office later told him to stop, as it contains the element thc, the psychoactive chemical found in marijuana. this is cannabis being grown legally in canada for medicinal use. while there is some evidence that some formulations may have medical benefits, it remains illegal in the uk. but the home secretary said that he has used an exceptional this afternoon, billy caldwell is once again being treated with the medication his family says his life—saving. the un's special envoy to yemen has arrived in the capital sana'a in a bid to persuade rebels to give up control of a key seaport. pro—government f

being that fa ns and making quite a noise.ne reason is 2016, the euros and the violence there with russian fans and another reason is the politics, the political atmosphere between the uk and russia at the moment is terrible and russia at the moment is terrible and some fans have been worried about wearing their colours ahead of the match. today they have started to appearand we the match. today they have started to appear and we are expecting at least 2000 in the stadium tonight, not a normal sized england crowd by any means, possibly one of the smallest ever at a game of this sort, but i think they will make some noise. a couple of arrest for drunkenness, but on the mood, —— on the whole the mood has been good? minor incidents. the only one we have heard about. even when the tunisian fans were lighting their flares and doing things that normally do not happen on the streets of russian city, the police we re streets of russian city, the police were just streets of russian city, the police werejust going in streets of russian

in fa ct, people wantjobs, infrastructure.his year, he talked about the fact his military ability and capabilities we re military ability and capabilities were now completed and it was time to move on to the second phase of what's known as the economic development policy. at the same time a lot of questions about how sincere these intentions are and whether we should take kim jong—un at his word. let's ta ke should take kim jong—un at his word. let's take a look at some of these intentions, they are going to talks tomorrow, already we've heard from mike pompeo saying there will be a really challenging number of things on the table, including this need to have this permanent, there are pliable, irreversible need to denuclearise. they are going into this looking like it will be a big challenge? it looks like a big challenge. donald trump himself has said he will know in the first few seconds of meeting kim jong—un whether this is a serious dealmaker oi’ whether this is a serious dealmaker or not. what that actually means, nobody

as england's players took on the media at darts today, fa ns took on the media at darts today, fans willper jordan pickford carries his form from the hockey onto the page. this relationship between the team and press hasn't always been this good. brilliant! yes! it was on this day in 96 that we saw this memorable celebration in england's history following headlines about that team's drinking culture. from water bottles still water sprinklers, the players and press that sold an overzealous groundsman today as striker marcus rashford returned to training. part of a new england world cup build—up involves one of garrett's southgate the media attempted to get his starting 11 what's with this new system he favours it does mean key positions are still up for grabs. 0ne favours it does mean key positions are still up for grabs. one man with more than a fighting chance of playing is raheem sterling, the manchester city star performance in the last world cup is one of the only points in an abject campaign. after a standout season being with england again has given the 23—year—old a chance for ref

and coming up on bbc news, for some it has been a long time coming, but the fa have announced that theer league will have a winter break. it will happen over two weeks in february from the 2019—20 season. welcome to the bbc news at six. theresa may has arrived at a meeting of world leaders in canada, but she's been followed there by a continuing cabinet row over her handling of the brexit negotiations. just a day after she fended off the possible resignation of the brexit secretary, the foreign secretary has now stirred things up after he said the government needs more guts in its brexit strategy and that the negotiations may be heading for a meltdown. his comments were recorded during a speech at a private dinner last night. the prime minister has acknowledged there are strong views about brexit in the cabinet, but says she is the one who will deliver it. she was speaking to our political correspondent vicky young. pressing her case on the world stage, theresa may has flown thousands of miles to chat with presidents and prime ministers. the questions for her stay the same. is brexit o

if we can capture all that and presented to fa ns capture all that and presented to fans and broadcastershen i'm optimistic that we can change it and grow it and we can become the sport that fans want it to be. one area that fans want it to be. one area that he will look to change immediately is the link structure. four teams at the moment could be relegated at the end of every year and from next year he wanted to be just one doubts and one up from the championship. the competition format is important but not the be all and end all, it is the performance of the club and of super league and the governing body, all aspect of that for me far outweighed the competition structure. not to say that it competition structure. not to say thatitis competition structure. not to say that it is not important but when we are confident about what we want let's show some endurance and stick with it. so day one in the new job was facing the media. day two in other words is all about fixing the problems in the game. how successful he will be, we will have to wait and see. and before i go — let's return to r

there was a feeling in the fa that is overpaid player5 should be happy to go to a world cup and didn't full—back from liverpool, 19. you have a5hley young, 32. call me old—fashioned, but these players go out to a tournament, they have no idea how long they are going to be there. we hope there will be a long time. most of us hope they will be a long time. back home, who knows what i5 long time. back home, who knows what is happening? they have home5ickness, some have never been away for these periods of time. you have to deal with all of that. gareth has learned how people deal with it. different ways with different people. i have a bone to pick with you. 2002,, 2006, with sven, the world cup site covered, it was very difficult going. we're hearing new5 was very difficult going. we're hearing news of the players playing darts, and we couldn't get near. then people speculate more. of course they do. got to write something! i had gone after 2006, not guilty for that. working with the former anc fighter and adviser to the world cup in south africa was a fantastic experience on top of every

yesterday, real madrid announced him as its new manager, and the spanish fa say it found at 5 minutesthink on the president of the spanish fa trying to basically save his own ego because he renewed the contracts on the 22nd of may which was really the first thing he did after he was appointed president and then the coach says he's actually walking away at the end of the world cup after signing a deal until 2020 was just a massive blow to his ego and he made that very clearjust the way he spoke in a press conference today that he was personally furious and i think he's made the decision based on anger rather than one that's based on what's best for spain at the world cup. do we know what the players wanted to happen? yeah, the players wanted to keep him and to the head of the spanish fa about that and ultimately he wants. he won the battle because he's the boss and he sacked him and appointed fernando instead. the players like him, he's a quite popularfigure, he's got a great history with spain, played nearly 100 times with them andi think he won't necessarily come in and do a bad job,

i figured, fa ke who are row with? cnn. i figured, fake news cnn. had no idea after the question i was curious as to who you were with, i would say that the level of relationship is a ten. we have a great relationship. angela merkel and emmanuel and justin, i would say the relationship is a ten. i don't blame then, i blame our past leaders for allowing this to happen. there was no reason i should happen. there was no reason i should happen. there is no reason we should have big trade deficits with every country in the world, i am going beyond the g7. it is the fault of the people that preceded me. and i am notjust the people that preceded me. and i am not just saying the people that preceded me. and i am notjust saying president obama, iam going am notjust saying president obama, i am going back a long way, you can go back 50 years frankly, it got worse and worse and worse, you know, we used to be a nation that was unbelievably cash flow oriented. had no debt of any consequence and they build a high way system, we built the interstate system out of