the chair of the fa's faith in football group, rabbi goldberg, has told the fa they are formally breaking the fa. the fa say supporters at the game, will only be able to bring in, "flags, replica kits and other representations of nationality, for the 2 competing nations". the england manager understands the decision. the fa will have consulted with everybody they possibly can and they will have tried to make the best decision with good intentions. clearly, whatever decision they came to would have been criticised in one way or another. so i also recognise how difficult it was for them. i wasn't involved in those discussions. they were long and went on for a long time, i know, but they've decided to take the stance they have and, you know, we will go on with that. now, the international olympic committee have recommended five new sports to be part of the olympics, which will now go to a vote. they include flag football, baseball and softball, squash, lacrosse and cricket — the latter of which ioc president thomas bach says can help the olympics reach a new audience. it's a great opportunit

the fa have responded by his resignation. — name._ name. the fa have responded by his resignation, giving us some - name. the fa have responded by his resignation, giving us some insight l resignation, giving us some insight into their decision—making process. first of all they said they were sorry to hear that he was quitting. they made the point that this faith in football group is not part of their formal governance structure, it is an advisory group, and they also defended the decision over the banning of the israeli and palestinian flags tonight, saying that was a request. that advice had come from senior members of the jewish community. in terms of their wider thinking, what is crucial here is that they were wary of being seen, being perceived to take sides in a long—standing and complicated wider middle eastern disputes and conflicts. that explains why they chose the words that they did in that statement and chose not to like the wembley arch up in the way that some had requested it to be done. they factored in the wishes of t

the decision has caused outrage given the fa's track as will be fa's track record as you will be able you will be able your you're watching fa's track record as you will be able your tvyou're watching fa's track record as you will be able your tv screensratching fa's track record as you will be able your tv screens nowing fa's track record as you will be able your tv screens now of us on your tv screens now of lighting it in a variety of lighting it up in a variety of different that i believe different causes that i believe is ukrainian flag. is the ukrainian flag. there's the lgbtq+ flag we've had in france , turkey as well. anyway france, turkey as well. anyway this sparks an interesting debate . to what extent should debate. to what extent should organisations become involved in international events and potentially political affairs? joining me to discuss this is a fan favourite at gb news and one of our contributors, presenter occasionally as well. it's a wonderful albie amankona albi of the fa scored an own goal here. >> i think the fa are in a really difficult spot because one o

there is no doubt that the fa _ the 2020 final?there is no doubt that the fa cannot see _ the 2020 final? there is no doubt that the fa cannot see a - the 2020 final? there is no doubt that the fa cannot see a repeat . the 2020 final? there is no doubt| that the fa cannot see a repeat of those terrible scenes that marred the final before england against italy in the final. there was a review that was conducted in the aftermath of that disorder, where many fans stormed into wembley without tickets. there was lots of criticism about the way it was handled, the security arrangements. there was a narrow escape for the authorities on that occasion in terms of potential injuries. there will be a lot of scrutiny on security arrangements. i spoke to the fa chair here in the minutes after the announcement today and she said they have learnt lessons and there will be no repeat and they want to now restore a reputation for venues and events that pass off peacefully. apart from that, there are still some issue around everton's new stadium. it

from november 22 for new subscribers from december 19 for everyone else, and beline, fas knows, willging fees on tariffs from december 1 metered internet, while he is assessing the timing of when this can be done for the rest , antimonopoly officials say this about mts, the operator said that in the paid distribution of the internet he does not see any infringement of the interests of subscribers, is fas going to react to this somehow? in today's service message nothing is said about this. in september, fas obliged russian operators from the big four to cancel paid distribution of the internet, citing signs of violation of antimonopoly laws, and were given a month to comply. aks consulting analyst maxim savatin previously told the vedomosti newspaper that russian co-creators are looking for ways to make extra money on basic... services in conditions where it has become more difficult to modernize equipment due to problems with access to foreign equipment. the russian stock market is growing, analysts say that investors are waiting for corporate news and reports, although the desire o

i think sportwmmittee chair of the football regulatory authe fa. i think sport hasittee of the fa.lly two choices. it can either totally stay out of politics or it can deal in politics. now, what the fa has doneisin politics. now, what the fa has done is in 2016, after a terrorist attack in turkey, it lit the arch in 2015 after the massacre in a nightclub in paris , and it lit the arch. and in fact, before, for every next premier league game, the marseillaise was played at every ground. after this terrorist attack. when partygoers, festival goers were mowed down in their hundreds, all of a sudden, we're told no lighting of the arch will wear a black armband and have a minute's silence . my concern is, again, silence. my concern is, again, why ? why the difference in why? why the difference in treatment? the inconsistency and the english football team took the english football team took the knee and joined in with whole black lives matter approach during whatever football championship it was playing a couple of years ago . playing a couple of years ago. well, i think what we have to

and it's the magic of the fa cup. we're in the first round proper — unbelievable. so the fa cup. yourself because - proper - unbelievable. so glad you enjoyed yourself because the - proper - unbelievable. so glad you enjoyed yourself because the club | enjoyed yourself because the club has been through some very difficult times. how bad was it at its worst point? times. how bad was it at its worst oint? . , ., ., ., ., point? the club had folded, more or less. point? the club had folded, more or less- there — point? the club had folded, more or less. there are _ point? the club had folded, more or less. there are still _ point? the club had folded, more or less. there are still plenty _ point? the club had folded, more or less. there are still plenty of - less. there are still plenty of passionate people on the island to resurrect it, and we managed to find a way to get us resurrected into the league. the next few years, we've gotten up to the lead, so it's been a massivejourney. to cap it off with last night, the manager ernie has done a fantasticjob this year. he came back into

in the new tariff lines, we will also take into account the requirements of fas and will retain suchfor clients, within the framework of which the internet distribution service will not be charged separately. the requirement of the antimonopoly service was valid for all subscribers and for all tariffs, mobile operators need time, they notified the supervisory authority about this and extended the deadline for fulfilling the requirements. from october 23, megafon abolished the fee for distributing internet traffic on all tariffs; during the month there may be some technical glitches. tele 2 will cancel the fee for new subscribers from november 22, and from december 19 the fee will be canceled for all its subscribers. belain will cancel fees on all tariffs with limited internet packages until december 1. regarding tariffs with unlimited internet, the company is still assessing the time frame for the technical implementation of the abolition of such fees. mts told fas that its actions to charge fees for the distribution of internet traffic do not infringe on the interests of subscribers

now we've reached to the fa for reached out to the fa for comment. yet to comment.have acknowledged the tragedy. the players wore armbands for that. england, australia game and a minute's silence was observed . minute's silence was observed. are you persuaded by the idea that the football association simply didn't want to take sides ? does that wash with you ? ? does that wash with you? >> it's not about taking sides. this is a question of humanity. hamas targeted people in that area that included bedouin arab muslims . it included many jews. muslims. it included many jews. obviously the vast majority of victims were it included international community and who are raving, who are partying in are raving, who are partying in a secular way on a jewish festival. there are just, you know, young people . and this was know, young people. and this was planned. there's more and more coming out about this and more and more verified documents . and and more verified documents. and i believe in verified news that, you know , the hamas , they are you know, the hamas, they are te

tackling racism seems sweet fa.ench. the beautiful game just turned ugly . that's my just turned ugly. that's my opinion. what's yours ? mark at opinion. what's yours? mark at gbnews.com. i'll get to your emails shortly. earlier on this evening. gb news is own reporter joe kasper was at wembley to get reaction from football fans pnor reaction from football fans prior to the england australia game . game. >> it was a terrorist attack at the end of the day. >> so even regardless of what's going on between them because it was a terrorist attack, that's why israeli it's a terrible situation in the middle east and it has been for decades . it has been for decades. >> but i think they've done right to just avoid the issue neither because as we want to be neutral , either both or no neutral, either both flags or no flags . flags. >> we support israel . and i >> yes, we support israel. and i think it's good to show that i really don't know what's best here. >> i really don't know what to do for the best this do for the best

the fa would have consulted with everybody they possibly can.ve tried to make the best decisions with the best intentions. clearly, whatever decision they came to would have been criticised in one way or another and i also recognise how difficult it was for them. i was not involved in those discussions. they were long and went on for a long time. but they have decided to take the stance they have and we will get on with that. former spain women's head coachjorge vilda has been named the new head coach of the morocco women's national team. vilda has been out of work since he was sacked after spain won the world cup. his departure followed the fallout after football association president luis rubiales kissed spain forward jenni hermoso on the lips during a medal ceremony. hermoso says the kiss was not consensual, which rubiales denies. cricket now and australia have suffered their heaviest ever world cup defeat. south africa putting in a ruthless performance to hammer them by 134 runs in india. quentin de kock put the proteas in the driving seat w

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is fas going to react to this somehow?'t say anything about it. in september, fas obliged russian operators from the big four to cancel paid internet distribution, pointing out signs of violation of antimonopoly laws and gave a month to comply. analyst at iks consulting. maxim savvatin said earlier about the vedomosti newspaper that russian mobile operators are looking for ways to make extra money on basic services in conditions where it has become more difficult to modernize equipment due to problems with access to foreign equipment. an incident occurred in the work of telegram messenger in russia massive failure. users began reporting problems the night before. most of them, according to the website, were in the southern regions, the krasnodar territory, the rostov region, and the stavropol territory. as well as in moscow, voronezh region, volgograd region, udmurtia and dagestan. now, as follows from data from the sitedar, problems with the operation of messenger remain, but much less so. the russian federation failure s

i asked the chair of the fa, who also chairs the spate come about that situation.he spate come about that situation.— about that situation. we have thou . ht about that situation. we have thought very _ about that situation. we have thought very hard _ about that situation. we have thought very hard about - about that situation. we have i thought very hard about security coming — thought very hard about security coming first. fans are everything in this game, — coming first. fans are everything in this game, and if fans don't feel safe and — this game, and if fans don't feel safe and secure to tournament that is not _ safe and secure to tournament that is not a _ safe and secure to tournament that is not a great place to be. we want a reputation — is not a great place to be. we want a reputation for hosting the most safe competition, and most enjoyable. nobody wants to come and feel uncomfortable. the bid says it will showcase ten stadiums across the uk and ireland. perhaps the most significant, from a norther irish perspective, belfast�*s casement park. that's rig

in september, fas obliged russian operators from the big four to cancel the paid distribution of the. for signs of violation of antimonopoly legislation, they were given a month to comply. iks consulting analyst maxim sovatin told the vedomosti newspaper that russian daily operators are looking for ways to make extra money on basic services. in conditions where it has become more difficult to modernize equipment due to problems with access to foreign equipment. russian stock market today it is growing, analysts say that investors are waiting for corporate news and reports, although of course there is a desire to buy. what may still be limiting is that the russian central bank unexpectedly sharply raised its key rate on friday. today is the last day for russian exporters to pay taxes, and this continues to support the domestic currency up to... euro 986. today , an international customs forum began in moscow, 25 countries are participating in it, including those included in the brix euroses, in rio, head of the federal customs service ruslan davidov says the main task of his departmen

the algerian fa have not given a date for when football will return.fier. liverpool forward mohamed salah has called on world leaders to do more to stop people being killed in the conflict. the egyptian international said aid to gaza must be allowed immediately, after hundreds were killed at an explosion at a hospital on tuesday — something which salah described as horrifying. i want to thank you for your solidarity, you're clear, unwavering support from the this war began. i think the fact that you came to israel tells us a lot. i said to president biden yesterday that there is one thing more heart—warming than standing with israel, it is standing in israel, and the fact that you came here to do that is a very strong statement of support which we deeply appreciate. chancellor schultz who also visited here called hamas the new nazis. he was

well, fas also obliged to return the free distribution of internet from phones. everyone or the operators agreed on how buryat ingenuity and tactics beat nato standards, and also what they will surprise at the international exhibition at the russia forum. this program is today in the studio of dmitry zaboysty. hello. 3.250. have died in the gaza strip since the escalation of the conflict. these are the latest data from the ministry of health in gaza and israel. the charity save the children reported that this is already more than in all conflict zones on the planet over the past year. unicef ​​called it a disaster. representatives of the international red cross demanded a ceasefire in order to deliver humanitarian aid to the sector. over the past 24 hours, only 30 trucks were allowed through there. according to the un , almost one and a half million residents have already been forced to leave their homes. management also hits gases are alarming hospital patients, and there is nowhere to evacuate thousands of them. mutual shelling does not stop for an hour, hamas

well, maybe fas has a specific level in rubles and kopecks somewhere inside, but the numbers are notpoly service demanded that everyone gas stations in russia to reduce gasoline prices. fas clarifies that she sent letters to a vertically integrated company, to an independent one, convincing them to reduce prices at gas stations, because exchange prices for petroleum products have fallen. answering today the question of how much gasoline at gas stations should become cheaper, the head of fas , maxim shaskolsky, put it this way: yes, at an economically justified level. true, he drew attention to the fact that it is not easy for companies in the fuel market and it is important for the authorities not to overdo it when regulating this market. from 21 september, the authorities completely banned the export of gasoline and diesel from the country. after this , gasoline actually fell in price at the st. petersburg commodity and raw materials exchange, but in retail the situation did not change noticeably. a week ago, deputy prime minister alexander novak held a meeting with the heads of com

and i really don't know what the bbc is playing at the fa is playing at when the fa doesn't up its archuse of a lot of money british a lot of money in british football premier league football and the premier league comes muslim world and comes from the muslim world and they're worried about offending their paymasters than their paymasters rather than the israeli people. >> is very point. and >> it is a very good point. and actually, know, i say that actually, you know, i say that as a newcastle united fan, which is owned the kingdom saudi is owned by the kingdom of saudi arabia and i worry about that actually. benjamin and i've been thinking about recent thinking about it over recent days, this a regional days, if this becomes a regional conflict, it does start to eat into things like football, which let's forget is our national let's not forget is our national sport. is darren and i just sport. it is darren and i just want to talk about that, that regional conflict that might actually happen because i think lots people the media are lots of people in the media are having these debates

whether fa there? the arch in blue should light up the arch in blue and solidarity and white to show solidarity with israel? is precedent with israel? there is precedent for of course. remember for this, of course. remember the attacks back in the bataclan attacks back in november 2015, england were playing france that night. i suppose slightly suppose it was slightly different. saw the tricolours different. we saw the tricolours adorning arch. then saw adorning the arch. then we saw the year, the the ukraine last year, the yellow lit up, but they yellow and blue lit up, but they decided to it this time. decided not to do it this time. and i wonder what kind of politics feeding into this. politics were feeding into this. i know, you look at i mean, you know, you look at they dug their heels in, didn't they, over this? >> i mean, there were >> because, i mean, there were many entreaties please many entreaties to say, please light with these. there light it up with these. there were but just did were col

instead had minute's instead they had a minute's silence and you the fa silence and you know, the farod for their own back here, you you suddenly here, you know, if you suddenly start venturing into politics, something the fa something that nobody at the fa appears understand anything appears to understand anything about, i've about, by the way, and i've dealt many times over dealt with them many times over the 15 years, but once the last ten, 15 years, but once you start venturing into that territory, eventually you're going to be put into an invidious position where you're making to making a decision. you have to fall side. and that was a fall on one side. and that was a case in point in the last 48 hours so. and that's why they hours or so. and that's why they ended and ended up embarrassed. and the chairman israeli even chairman of the israeli fa even made a statement yesterday saying much indeed. made a statement yesterday saying haley,|ch indeed. made a statement yesterday saying haley,|ch i|yeahi. made a statement yesterday saying haley,|ch i|yeah that's made a statement yeste

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and we'll have action from fa cup qualifying — as bracknell town make it to the first round proper., and welcome along to the programme... and we start at the rugby world cup, where wales have been knocked out by argentina, in the first of the quarter finals. it all started so brightly for warren gatland's side in marseilles, but the pumas had the edge — in a stunning second half comeback. our correspondent was at the game. argentina then came back for penalties and lead just after half—time 12—10. came back for penalties and led after half—time 12—10 but wales came back and retook the lead. a try from tomos williams as he raced through to score. that gave wales the lead with about 25 minutes to go. at that point you thought wales were probably going to win but then a moment of controversy when argentinian�*s shoulder caught the head of nick tompkins and they thought he should have been some sent off but the ref decided he was not and then a legal challenge. from there argentina came back, the pressure eventually told. they got a try with about ten minutes left and he rumbled over t

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and we'll have action from fa cup qualifying — as bracknell town make it to the first round proper.., and welcome along to the programme... and we start at the rugby world cup, where wales have been knocked out by argentina, in the first of the quarter finals. it all started so brightly for warren gatland's side in marseilles, but the pumas had the edge — in a stunning second half comeback.. let's get the latest now with our correspondent andy swiss — who's there for us now... andy — so close for wales, but the game just swung away from them after half time. that's right you may be able to hear the argentinian fans still celebrating inside the stadium. you expect the celebrations here are onlyjust beginning for them. but for though welsh fans what crushing disappointment as you say they began the matches so well and lead 10—0 at one point thanks to an early try from dan baker of argentina then came back for penalties and led after half—time 12—10 but wales came back and retook the lead. a try from tomos williams as he raced through to score. i gave wales the lead with about 25 minute

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josithis is england or the fa >> this is england or the fa actually refused to light up wembley archalian match. that's coming up on friday. and what they've done instead is do this kind of mealy mouth tweet where they put out and they said on friday evening we'll remember the innocent victims of the devastating events in israel and palestine . and when i saw that, palestine. and when i saw that, i retweeted it basically saying, you know what? we're going to do a, we're going to remember the innocent victims of the manchester arena attack and isis terrorists or the world trade centre and al—qaeda, because this you can just at commiserate one of these things you know what i mean? there will be palestinian innocent lives and that already have been lost but we can just still go, wait a minute, this was an unbeliever . minute, this was an unbeliever. all the worst terrorist incident in arguably in modern times, certainly in terms of barbarity and whatnot. so there's nothing wrong with . just to show your wrong with. just to show your support for israel or , you know, support for israel o

fa chair debbie hewitt insists the organisation have learnt their lessons from two years ago.have thought very hard about security comes first. fans are everything in this game and if fans don't feel safe and secure at a tournament, then that is not a great place to be. we want the reputation for hosting the most safe competitions and most enjoyable. nobody wants to come and feel uncomfortable. manchester united came from behind to draw with paris st—germain in theirfirst women's champions league match. substitute melvine malard, on loan from lyon, headed in from a corner in the second half to cancel out tabitha chawinga's opener in the second qualifying—round tie. as in their opening two women's super league games, a united substitute made a scoring impact as malard's goal ensured they head to paris next wednesday with the tie finely balanced. england responded to their opening cricket world cup defeat with victory over bangladesh. it was a superb showing from dawid malan with the bat, reaching his century in style, withjoe root breaking a world cup record too. england won by

he won the league, fa cup, league cup and cup winners' cup with city and also won the first divisionndreds of family, friends and fans turned out to manchester cathedral this morning to say farewell to a football great. former team—mate and fellow legend mike summerbee was among many familiar manchester city faces at the service that also included former player and managerjoe royle and 2012 premier league winner micah richards. liverpool legend graeme souness was also in attendance, as was francis lee's former city captain, tony burke. very, very sad. as i say, they don't come any better. yeah, some player, and a great lad to be with, you know. he had a lot of qualities. he wasjust a brilliant man who loved the club, supported the club when we needed him. and people forget what a brilliant player he was. and it'll be a big loss, notjust to manchester city football club, but to manchester. archive: ..suggested absolutely i graphically that it was a dive. i he joined city after becoming a hero at hometown club bolton and helped the club win the league, fa cup, league cup and european c

in a statement the fa say it is to remember "remember the innocent victims of the devastating eventstball league the wsl and the premier league when it resumes next weekend. the fa also say that supporters at wembley will only be able to bring in "flags, replica kits and other representations of nationality for the competing nations". uefa president aleksander ceferin has written to the head of israel's football association to express his condolences for what he's called "the tragic acts of violence" in israel. he says that "pain and sorrow are profound and resonate across the entire football community". israel were due to face switzerland in tel aviv tonight, but that has been moved to next month and their euro qualifier in kosovo on sunday has also been postponed. wayne rooney held his first new conference at birmingham city this afternoon. the former manchester united and england striker has been given a 3.5 year contract at the championship side. he stood down at dc united in the mls over the weekend and replacesjohn eustace who was sacked by city on monday. for myself, firstly,

. >> could we just talk kwifly about chi fa hospital. we've got israelis saying it's not only a hospital but a command center with tunnels underneath. just describe it, how it's affected and how concerned you might be that it's going to -- you know, the israelis are talking about it in this way. >> reporter: al schiff fa hospital is more than a hospital, max. it was essentially the nerve center of gaza city. you had hundreds of refugees, and right now you have hundreds of refugees of displaced people who will be staying at the hospital, hoping, praying it's a safe place. you'll have thousands of wounded people who cannot be moved, who cannot be evacuated. you'll have the doctors, aid agencies, you'll have journalists camped o it at the hospital as well, hoping to get electricity, hoping for power so they can continue to film, continue to report. what's interesting about israel's claims is there's very little proof if you will that israelis have provided. the military spokesperson provided what he called evidence, which was one phone call

the fa decided on a neutral approach and refused to light up the wembley arch in israeli colours.on of ukraine. although the war is thousands of miles away, its ties to the uk are strong, with people here understandably feeling deeply affected by what's happening. of course nobody speaks for one group of people — and we're very much aware of that. there are so many perspectives on this sensitive situation and it's impossible to reflect all views. but we've got two people on the line who are willing to share their views on how communities are feeling — and what can be done to ease some of that tension. they are mona siddiqui — professor of islamic and interreligious studies at the university of edinburgh. and journalist hadley freeman, who's been writing about the impact on british jewish communities. thank you so much forjoining me this evening. we are almost a week on from the start of all of this and it has been an incredibly challenging week for so many people in so many communities. can i start off by asking you, hadley, how are you feeling?— you feeling? i am fine, thank you

our special operations units ended up responding to fa za, be'eri.t took hours for those special operations units to clear it and many were killed to be israeli side. it's terrible. so you're going to have the seals here. you're going to str infantry forces here. the border patrol is going to be here. and you're going to str intelligence assets listening from above. >> colloquially, people talk about that bombardment resulting in more or less a flattening of gaza city. how likely is that is that is an objective of the israeli military? >> that's a wive's tale that's been floating around. our goal isn't to turn gaza city into a parking lot. our goal is to turn gaza city into a hamasless region. if you look at the markup on the map, you can see it's almost completely circled. that's creating what we call a pressure cooker. if we keep hitting those targets and hitting those targets, eventually hamas is going to get thirsty, they're going to get hungry, they're going to get worn down. and yes, there is collateral effects of that. >> i think we have to ju