we just want the football clu b to the pitch. we just want the football club to support.l got the football club but we just want a new order. get rid of him. he has destroyed the club. more cloud not the heart. but we will fight another day. leyton orient fans hope that they can get interested buyer. we believe we have at least one party interested , believe we have at least one party interested, but even with them seems to be difficult so hopefully we can flourish next season. but with more people or money, it could be more trips to the high court. still several hundred thousand pounds, still on the list, that remain to be big. the club has ninejunior pros, no senior pros, no access to a training ground, no shirts, training equipment and pre—season starts next week. the supporters simply say that they want their club back. now to cricket, where there was a real battle in cardiff today as sri lanka and pakistan fought it out for a place in the semi finals of the icc champions trophy. england, bangladesh and india had already progressed, and after a three wicket win pakist

let's talk about the chinese companies who are making the lot of foreign investment, won football cluwon football clubs in the uk, cinema chains, us production, now we're having some the companies, airlines are investigated, other over extending themselves but does this come from a place of concern about their financial stability or about china, the money leaving china and being invested elsewhere? about ten years ago i think five banks had ipos in china. india? india, sorry. and ended up in three of the largest banks in the world and they lend money with a man with no arms or legs and it was extraordinary. and around shanghai, use the millions of towers, no one lives in them. so there has always been a feeling now for about three years that the chinese banks are under — you step back and she think i don't like this. you mentioned this, but they have been doing overseas investment andi have been doing overseas investment and i think this is small fry in comparison to the real big... 0verseas investment is small fry? comparison to the real big... overseas investment is small fry? as to

and if we could go back to the same period, we had a fire at a football clu b the same period, we had football club and that is a different scenario. it was a major fire, people remember it be you don't see the faces of the people killed there. but there is something extraordinary about hillsborough. and maybe again with grenfell tower. but we cannot afford to these things not to be dealt with a lot quick and., quicker. not to be dealt with a lot quick and. , quicker. moving not to be dealt with a lot quick and., quicker. moving to not to be dealt with a lot quick and. , quicker. moving to the financial times. confused ? and. , quicker. moving to the financial times. confused? i certainly am. i think we are the watershed and i think that story bridwell out. a watershed of something which started back in 2008. this is... quantitative easing was said to revive the global economy that was on its knees. it is the electronic printing of money to help we stimulate the economy. eight yea rs help we stimulate the economy. eight years on, the market wants to know how this money will be gently

and the rules are changing in china for football clu bs and the rules are changing in china for footballbs that spend more than $6 million on foreign players will have to pay the same amount into a national soccer development fund. the measure follows a spending spree from teams backed by major private firms and state—owned businesses. now, the e3 gaming event in la, that is where the latest things are being unveiled, including the latest company to an veiled their wares, japanese gaming giant nintendo, slipping behind sony and microsoft recently, they are enjoying a resurgence thanks to the newest console, the nintendo switch, and here is chris fox reporting. mario, whoo—hoo! i love this crowd of people that are just super mario fans. this game isjust gonna knock their hats right fighting. now, super mario games are typically the bestselling on nintendo consoles. it is different than before. more of an open world. the difference in this game is you throw your hat by shaking your controller. oh, ijust snapped her. sorry. last year here at e3 nintendo had one game to show off. this year i

messages on the flowers, let's finds the courage to love, not in my name, one community, and arsenal football cluclub have also put a big book a flowers under the bridge here saying, we stand together. just seeing some saying, we stand together. just seeing some camera crews saying, we stand together. just seeing some camera crews there, saying, we stand together. just seeing some camera crews there, can you give us some seeing some camera crews there, can you give us some sense seeing some camera crews there, can you give us some sense of the worldwide interest in this story, given the recent context in london and manchester. i am surrounded by crews from all over the world, next to me has been italian television, american television, crews from everywhere. everyone is interested in this story, the community are keeping very calm, but as the mayor said yesterday, asking them to be vigilant and calm, and that is what they have been doing, carrying on. their defiance is carrying on as normal, but they have been pulling together. there is a feeling of anxiety, people are concerned about islamophobi

. —— football clu bs should be wound up day. —— football clubs should be wound up today.es presented by leaving the eu. one of the world's most prestigious galleries is embracing our love of our phones. the saatchi gallery in central london is asking aspiring artists to submit photos taken on their mobiles and the winner will be given the chance to put on their own exhibition. let's have a look at the travel situation now. a good service on the tube at the moment. there are problems on the trains with problems at waterloo station. platform 13 is out of action which means fewer services can run on some lines. on the roads, this is the north circular. down to one lane eastbound towards tottenham after a lorry caught fire. and elsewhere, golders green is still closed. finally in earls court the traffic light at warwick road are not working and part of the junction is coned off for safety. let's have a check on the weather now with kate kinsella. there is cloud around and it is thinning. leading to decent spells of sunshine. it is, still, however, quite breezy. we've had a wi

football. and sadly that was the end of your career but that prompted you to start your charity foundation heart4morefoundation. and you have been working to educate young players, working with premier league cluing with premier league clubs. my foundation was launched in 2014 and we have done a lot of community—based work and also work within the professional game. the work is focused on education. from my personal experience education is just as important as the clinical screening because during my time at m illwa ll screening because during my time at millwall as a schoolboy i experienced a number of symptoms associated with having a heart condition but because i had no education on the symptoms i was unaware of the underlying issues. so workshops that we have are centred around educating young people on some of the symptoms and engagement on how to use a defibrillator and what they do. and just raising general awareness around cardiac health issues. it makes our community safer because people understand how to respond. and people know what to look for. and i wondered what your reaction was when you heard the news of the tragic death yesterday of cheick tiote. and if anything what that thos

attract record crowd, and clu bs league attract record crowd, and clubs like manchester city mix it with the best in the world. for the next generation of girls, professional football just like liverpool ladies‘s new signing, emily ramsey, 16. since i was six, seven, eight years old, i wanted to play football. people would say they wa nted play football. people would say they wanted to be a doctor or a policeman, i said, footballer. increase in pay, increase in awareness, sponsorship, stuff like that. people have the opportunity to play football without having to have that career. if you train full—time, how can you fit it in? i have had some fantastic memories here in the stadium and hopefully now, emily is ata stadium and hopefully now, emily is at a club that is fully integrated with the men's side, playing with some of the best players in the world, hopefully she can make some of our own. she did not have that opportunity at her previous club. emily used to play the manchester united but they are the only premier league side without 18 for girls over16 league side without 18 for girls over 16 and the girls setup is separate from the club itself. having a partne

england manager gareth southgate says it is up to clu bs to gareth southgate says it is up to clubs to nurture young talent. england national footballk calvert living with the goal. goalkeeper freddie woodman making an amazing save to make sure that england lifted the trophy. obviously, ultimately the aim is that those players come through to the seniors. a big part of that is for them to get opportunities with their clubs. i think they have shown that if the under 20s real world champions, there is enough players there to fulfil careers in the game without clubs looking elsewhere. history was made in paris as well. rafa nadal thought he would be fishing on his boat of majorca by now, not winning the french open for a record tenth time. he cruised back sta n a record tenth time. he cruised back stan wawrinka in ten sets to take his 15th major cycle. he has won grand slams in his teens, 20s and his 30s. and lewis hamilton's formula 1 title challenge is back on track. he won the canadian grand prix, leading from start to finish in montreal to take the chequered flag for the sixth time and cut sebastian vettel‘s championship lead to si