franco. a bedouin village first this was really settlement policy we begin in denmark where the authorities have opted to forbid the wearing of the muslim veil and indeed the burka it's all about women's rights says the government but others are not so sure . come to my type. handing out flyers sara wants to fight for her faith twelve years ago she made the decision to bail her face but from now on she'll be breaking the law. i feel very disappointed i feel like i thought we lived in a free society where people can believe what they want and they can wear whatever they want as long as they don't hurt other people born in denmark and raised by turkish parents sarah and her fellow activists are complaining while they still can trying to win support for a demonstration and they're getting that support i think it's a violation of human rights just one other time when men are deciding what women are supposed to be wearing i think you kind of pushing them more away from society and it's important t

franco's remains rests in this specific carved into the mountainside outside madrid the valley of the fallen was built by the dictator as a tribute to those killed in the spanish civil war some thirty four thousand fighters from both sides are buried here now the spanish government wants to exhume franco and turn the monument into a museum against fascism. not have their guns hello the news a lot of the modern is coming and we are close to celebrating the fortieth anniversary of a democratic spain of a stable and mature constitutional order that is not compatible with the preservation of a state tomb where the figure of franco continues to be glorified. in madrid opinion was divided after the exhumation was announced. that yes they have to take him out so people can be in peace they have to take him out and turn the page that's my opinion gives you thirty asael it's a piece of history good or bad it's history it's something that happened in spain. we think we should worry about other things there are social issues like unemployment and poverty which are more important than this. franc

franco's remains rests in this specific carved into the mountainside outside madrid the valley of the fallen was built by the dictator as a tribute to those killed in the spanish civil war some thirty four thousand fighters from both sides are buried here now the spanish government wants to exhume franco and turn the monument into a museum against fascism. was that a gun was hollow don't you to look at the modern is coming and we are close to celebrating the fortieth anniversary of a democratic spain of a stable and mature constitutional order that is not compatible with the preservation of a state tomb where the figure of franco continues to be glorified. in madrid opinion was divided after the exhumation was announced. yes they have to take him out so people can be in peace they have to take him out and turn the page that's my opinion give you study and say oh it's a piece of history good or bad it's history it's something that happened in spain. we think we should worry about other things there are social issues like unemployment and poverty which are more important than this. fran

but the franco regime still defiant spaniards one study showed that two thirds of people believe the earth or a tarion leader did both good and bad things for the country. i'm spanish but i've come here from mexico coming here is the purpose of my visit i came here to see franco and i brought some flowers in the colors of the spanish flag and. we did it for here to see if with a bit of luck at the new law is not approved because enough is enough. the law still has to go through parliament but the minority governments are confidence lawmakers will endorse exhuming the dictator franco's remains will likely be handed over to his descendants leaving his supporters without a grave to visit. moscow hosts a huge festival this weekend celebrating gorky parks ninetieth anniversary named after the writer maxine gorky it's one of the russian capitals iconic landmarks in recent years it's undergone a major facelift and won over a new generation of muscovites especially those in love. for alexandre valley area there's no better place in all of moscow even in the rain . gorky park is in the center

but the franco regmie still divide spaniards. one study showed that 2/3 of people believed the leader did both good and bad things for the country. >> i'm spanish but i have come here from mexico. coming here is the purpose of my visit. i came here to see franco. i brought some flowers in the colors of the spanish flag. we're here to see if the new law is n n approved because enenough is e enough. >> reporter: the law still has to go through parliament but the minority government are confident lawmakers will indoors exhuming the dictator. franco's remains of the handed over to his descendents, leaving his supporters without a grave to visit. host: let's take a quick look at some sports. the final major tennis tournament, the u.s. open, starts on monday. fans of the game will keep an eye on serena williams who's one grand slam victory away from matching margaret court's all-time record of 24 wins. despite being a six-time champion of the tournament, williams will not find it easy because of her drop in world righties. here is a --

chronicled in catalonia reborn how catalonia took on the corrupt spanish state and the legacy of franco by george caravan and chris bambery chris joins me now chris welcome to going underground how is it that catalonia is in a sense the story of europe as we know it today i think it's a story old the european union is. last october you remember when they tried to hold a referendum which the party. catherine popularized in catalonia on independence from spain the spanish government sent in paramilitary police to break up a french attacked police stations to seize ballot boxes to attack voters and there was this complete silence from the european union about what was happening and i think since then there's going to gradual realization that really for the small nations of the regions of the europe the european union doesn't really work and it doesn't really work it's run by the big states and then run essentially by germany and germany and france to the extent of worried about what would happen if catalonia broke free again self-determination the brown vacations that would have elsewhere

moving franco from the valley of the fallen does not solve anything.ed to, but spain's government say they want the exhumation completed by the end of the year, though the decree will still have to be agreed to by the spanish parliament first. after a week when president trump saw his legal woes mount, there is a renewed focus on november's congressional elections. even the mention of impeachment is firing up both sides. and while democrats believe getting young voters to the ballot box will be key to winning back the house, mr trump has his own young supporters who are deeply devoted. the bbc‘s chris buckler reports. it's up to you, your generation. in the presidential ballroom of the president's own washington hotel is a gathering of the trump teams. crowd chants: usa, usa! hundreds of republican high school students in the capitol for a banquet meal and a week of conservative politics, and many here share donald trump's view of the world. i don't think trump's a republican. i think you can make a whole party based on what trump believes. he's conser

removing franco from the valley of the fallen does not solve anything. the dead must be respected,at wher side they're on. reporter: it's not clear where his remains would be moved to but spain'sy government said t want the exhumation completed by the end of the year, tugh the decree will have to be agreed to by the spanish parliament first. anchor: it's been described t as one biggest events in the history of the internet despite the fact that the names probably an little to people above a certain age. the two youtube stars are said to earn millions of dollars in a boxing match saturday broadcast via pay-per-view online. >> b theiggest internet event in history! reporter: two of the bigge youtube stars taking their onlinent rivalryo the boxing ring. >> can't waitun toch you right in your stupid smug face. andrter: britain's k.s.i. his american opponent, loganpa ul, each have almost 20 million subscribers,om prinantly, teenage boys, attracted by their mix of bad language, comedy a hostility. tomorrow night, both are said to make seven-figure sums in a pa

moving franco from the cup acca valley of the wall and does not solve anything. —— from the valley.overnment say they want the ex— immersion completed by the end of the year, though the decree will still have to be agreed to by the spanish parliament first. —— exhumation. it's being descibed as one of the biggest events in the history of the internet, despite the fact the names ksi and logan paul by my reckoning probably mean little to people above a certain age. the two youtube stars are set to earn millions of dollars in a boxing match on saturday that's being broadcast via pay per view online. colin paterson reports. the biggest international event in history! two of the biggest youtube stars taking their online rivalry into the boxing ring. i can't wait to punch you right in your stupid, smug face. britain's ksi and his american opponent, logan paul, each have almost 20 million subscribers, predominantly teenage boys attracted by their mix of comedy, bad language and hostility towards other youtube stars. despite not being professional boxers, tomorrow night both are set to make

franco years and there was nothing done to solve corruption in particular which was really central to the franco dictatorship he had in utah it didn't seem to hardwoods jobs of being a member of european union you say that and to remember that people go to holiday to this place you're seeing the world organization against torture based in geneva looking at allegations of torture this is not during franco's bordering with this is in recent years this is a recent years and what that is a consequence of a dirty war which is force in the basque country and then this is not to justify the current military campaign of etter that the basket terrorist organization but the response of the spanish state which we could. yes cords and legal death squads been sent into neighboring france to kill people but the past record in legislation and permit torture prisoners which goes on so there's a lot of concerns about what ho democratic spin is and then bring us slightly more up to date we have this cataclysmic financial crash how did it affect people in catalonia a lot of catalans say well we warned a

removing franco from the valley of the fallen does not solve anything.d, whatever side they are on. it's not clear where the remains will be moved but to, spain's government say they would want the exhumation completed by the end of the year, although the decree would still have to be agreed by the spanish parliament first. the great weather over the summer has attracted tourists to british seaside towns. 0ne place that has been benefiting is whitley bay — which has undergone major redevelopment in recent years. but what happens when the sun sets and the holidaymakers have packed up their buckets and spades? ricky boleto has been to find out. ukelele music plays. i used to come here, it must‘ve been some a0 years ago. we've just come todayjust to see the new spanish city and see how much it has improved. the weather's not the best! but you know, i mean, for a day out, it's great. it is a great coast and kids like the sun and buckets and spades no matter where they are. this summer, we've been spoilt for choice, with millions of brits heading to the seasi

the spanish government agrees to exume former fascist dictator general franco from his tomb, to the angerf his modern—day supporters. and it's a win forjapan in the finals of the world air guitar championships. hello, and welcome to bbc news. pope francis will arrive in the irish republic later, the first papal visit in almost a0 years. his two day trip comes at a time of controversy in the catholic church, relating to how sexual abuse allegations have been handled. irish prime minister, leo varadkar, has said he is glad the church is now less dominant in ireland. andrew plant reports. dublin has spent weeks preparing for its first papal visit in almost a0 yea rs. its first papal visit in almost a0 years. saturday will bring pope francis to island, with hundreds of thousands expected here in the city's phoenix park on sunday to attend mass. —— ireland. in 1979, whenjohn paul attend mass. —— ireland. in 1979, when john paul ii attend mass. —— ireland. in 1979, whenjohn paul ii came to ireland, 90% of catholics attended weekly mass. contraception, abortion and divorce were against the war h

relatives of the late spanish dictator francisco franco say they will use all legal means to stop theming his remains from a monument outside madrid. a statement from franco's grandchildren said they were totally opposed to what they called an act of vengeance. on friday, spain's socialist government passed a decree allowing the removal of franco's remains from the valley of the fallen, where thousands of his victims are buried. rohingya refugees living in bangladesh have been staging angry protests. they come exactly a year after they were forced from their homes in myanmar during a military crackdown. thousands marched in their camps near cox's bazaar. our south asia regional editor anbarasan ethirajan has more. chanting. demanding justice, thousands of angry rohingya refugees marched through camps in bangladesh's cox's bazaar district. emotions were running high as the anniversary prompted memories of the brutal violence in myanmar. in a separate valley, hundreds of women and children sought to highlight their own plight. they are well aware there is little sign of them returning t

might become green or not have flowers or not but the bends so the suppression of catalogs under franco actually led to the the opposite effect of the old dictator was there was looking for i think partly. because you saw what was happening and why i mean when you look around even of the char i was a child. you realize you are using a language and maybe your family sayings in those songs or you go to a village and that's the language of this is spoken and suddenly in the public place these language doesn't exist. it's like a ghost and. children have curiosity and you try to discover and when you discover you realize that those are your roots and i think it's important to find your roots if you want to grow and also if you want to become yourself robert scotland's national poet drop famously in the scots line it's primarily because he wanted to make a statement that the scots language was the equal of of english or any other language if you want to demonstrate that you can express ideas perhaps for you better cataloging and in spanish or any other language i think probably was trying to

remains to be moved franco is buried in a muslim in madrid it which the government wants to turn into a memorial for those killed in the spanish civil war his opponents say his tomb is the only remaining monument to a fascist leader in europe tens of thousands of people were killed and imprisoned in a crackdown on dissent during franco through from one nine hundred thirty six to one nine hundred seventy five. federal authorities in the u.s. state of arizona have found a drug smuggling tunnel running from mexico into an abandoned k.f.c. fast food restaurant acting on a tip off police arrested the owner of the restaurant which is just two hundred meters north of the border they promised a piss take a to tunnel large enough to walk through as well as the stash of drugs which included cocaine heroin and crystal meth amphetamine. it is friday night here in london where many will be reaching for a glass or glasses of wine or beer to kick off the weekend but there is bad news from researchers they say the only way to avoid health risks associated with out call is just to stop drinking altoge

the spanish government agrees to exume former fascist dictator general franco from his tomb, to the angerf his modern—day supporters. and it's a win forjapan in the finals of the world air guitar championships. hello, and welcome to bbc news. pope francis will arrive in the irish republic later, the first papal visit

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space cabinet has put forward a law that would allow it to consume the remains of francisco franco a former dictator is buried in a national mausoleum the socialist led government wants to relocate the grave to respect victims of franco's regime his family and supporters oppose the move which still leaves the approval of parliament. hurricane lane is pounding hawaii with high winds and torrential rains as it moves across the pacific the storm has now been downgraded to category two and is moving away from the big island but it's still drop more rain there officials described flooding on parts of the island as catastrophic. u.s. republican senator john mccain has decided to discontinue cancer treatment that's according to his statement by his family the eighty one year old vietnam war veteran who once unsuccessfully around for president was diagnosed with an aggressive form of brain cancer last year his family says mccain has already survived longer than expected. symbiote was top court has rejected a challenge to president ever some god was narrow election victory judges were conside

space cabinet has put forward a law that would allow it to exuma the remains of francisco franco the former dictator is buried in a national mausoleum leo socialist led government wants to relocate the grave to stop it becoming a fascist shrine franco's family and supporters oppose the move which still needs the approval of parliament. the e.u. has warned italy to refrain from making threats to withhold funding from the block over a migrant ship dispute crisis talks held in brussels have ended without a resolution about one hundred fifty migrants have been stuck on the beach at the vessel at the sicilian port of tinier since monday night italy's deputy prime minister says his government may stop paying part of its annual contribution if other european countries don't take in some of the refugees well the european commission spokesperson said the bloc quote operates on the basis of rules not threads. and to talk about the standoff brussels correspondent rikard riegert joins me now from brussels a parent of this face off between the room and brussels has ended in a no deal what does th

to be moved franco is buried in a muslim in madrid which the government wants to turn into a memorial for those killed in the spanish civil war his opponents say his tomb is the only remaining one you meant to a fascist leader in europe heads of thousands for of people were killed and imprisoned in a crackdown on dissent during franco's rule from one nine hundred thirty six to one thousand nine hundred seventy five. firefighters in germany are battling a major forest far just fifty kilometers southwest of the capital berlin with the added hazard of exploding ammunition the forest is scattered with shells and bombs believed to date back to the soviet live fire exercises in the in former east germany around six hundred firefighters are in the forest and some explosions have been heard more than five hundred people have been evacuated and residents of berlin have been told to close their windows to keep out the smoke. so a study has been found that there is no safe level of alcohol consumption the research spanning one hundred ninety five countries link two point eight million premises o

on them or we could choose to write in the spanish we had been brought up in the spanish under the franco for a game for all of us within the have television when i've read here within the newspapers very few books from fifty's on which then if you decide to write i think what you look at is what you know and what you know is what you have surrounding you your family your landscape your language and that language was catalan so it's like this up through a tree that goes to the branches and then. might become green or not have flowers or not but the bends so the suppression of catalogs under franco actually led to the the opposite effect of the old dictator was there who was looking for i think partly. because you saw what was happening and why i mean when you look around even of the char i was a child. you realise you are using a language and maybe your family knows all sayings in those songs or you go to a village and that's the language of the spoken and suddenly in the public place this language doesn't exist. it's like a ghost and. children have your city and you try to discover and w

thanks for joining us franco with your latest news in the world of social media facebook and twitter have gotten rid of suspicious accounts strewing fakes and propaganda from iran the troll factories not only after the minds of the americans but users all over the world it's claimed to be run by iran's government media. not us that those by. them through. facebook already enables users to check if they've been exposed to russian balls and trolls how many trolls does it take to incite i've evolution scores of so-called russian bots took over twitter and facebook some stories never seem to die well this facebook slash twitter online police raid is an actual news story this week yeah you can take plenty of the earlier reports replace the word russia with iran and get pretty much identical stuff all right speaking of facebook this time it bad six hundred twenty five pages traced to iran and then unknown number of pages linked to russia it just wouldn't work if russia didn't get mentioned and the reason for this verdict is we removed multiple pages groups and accounts for coordinated inau

since government has passed a decree that paves the way for the former dictator francisco franco remains to be removed franco is buried in a muslim in madrid which the government wants it turned into a memorial for those killed in the spanish civil war is opponents say is to me is the only remaining one human to a fascist leader in europe tens of thousands of people were killed and imprisoned in a crackdown on dissent during franco's rule from one thousand nine hundred six to one nine hundred seventy five firefighters in germany are battling a major forest fire fifty kilometers southwest of berlin with the added hazard of exploding ammunition the forest is scattered with shells and bombs believed to date back to soviet live fire exercises in the former east germany and some explosions have been heard more than five hundred people have been evacuated and berlin residents have been told to close their windows to keep out the smoke. it is friday night here in london and many people will be reaching for a glass or glasses of wine or beer to kick off the weekend but there is bad news from res

. >>> joining me now, natasha bertrand and franco ordonez and glenn kercher, former federal prosecutor. i'll start with you and "the new york times" report saying mr. mcgann laid out how mr. trump tried to control the investigation, giving investigators a mix of information both potentially damaging and favorable to the president. mr. mcgann cautioned to investigators that he never saw mr. trump go beyond his legal authorities, though the limits of executive power are murky. that's in that "new york times" reporting. what's your reaction to that? >> right, so what mcgann can offer to the special counsel is an important look into perhaps the president's state of mind, right, he can offer examples of specific episodes perhaps that can show mueller's team what trump was thinking when he did certain things. when he fired jim comey, for example, when he wanted to fire mueller himself, of course. don mcgann actually threatened to quit, so that's an episode he could shed light on for the special counsel's team, but i think it's important just to remember how much the president really does not

is he trying to get sessions to quit, franco? that hasn't worked before. is that the effort now? >> there is no question about it that president trump is putting as much pressure as possible on his attorney general. as you point out, he has tried this before. it hasn't worked. he hasn't stepped down. it certainly seems like a strategy that he's tried on others and others have left. sessions has remained, has been very much credited by both sides of the party, both sides of the aisle for his ability to stand up to the president. you do have to question why does the president continue to do this? why is he attacking his own attorney general? it was trey gowdy who once criticized trump's lawyers for lashing out about some of the -- about some of the findings in -- that were coming out about the mueller investigation and about wanting to shut it down. he said act -- if you are innocent, act that way. and this type of lashing out by the president does reflect or does make it look like he has something that he's concerned about. >> brianna, in that tweet the president said it is all st

but franco says she's afraid of what he's doing. >> if i was speaking to cody wilson today, i would tellnformation is wrong. he's also ethically responsible for what other people do with this information. you provided these people with information that could potentially cause another tragedy. >> reporter: wilson says he is aware of the potential dangers of making access to ghost guns easier. how does that play when you realize there are real-life consequences to putting these so-called ghost guns in the hand of people that don't have the best intentions? >> this isn't just like playing games on your keyboard, right, on the internet. i've had customers arrested, right? in other states, for owning guns when they shouldn't have, you know? but again, like my avocation is that these are the necessary consequences of ensuring the people's right to keep and bear arms. i reserve the right to change my mind, right? maybe somehow it would deeply affect me and i would choose to discontinue the operation. >> really? is that a possibility? >> i'm a full human being. >> reporter: for now, wilson is st

relatives of the late spanish dictator francisco franco say they will use all legal means to stop theent from exhuming his remains from a monument outside madrid. a statement from general franco's grandchildren said they were totally opposed to what they called an act of vengeance. women in england will be allowed to take an early abortion pill at home, under a government plan due to take effect by the end of the year. at present, women ending a pregnancy in its first 10 weeks must take two pills at a clinic, 2a to 48 hours apart. the move will bring england into line with scotland and wales. ena miller reports. at the moment in england, women who want to end a pregnancy before ten weeks have to take two pills up to 48 hours apart and at a clinic. but some people, like zoe, have experienced bleeding and cramping on their way home. it was so traumatic and so unexpected, the pain and nausea was so extreme that i had to get off the tube, i lay down on a bench and basically just decided that i wasn't going to move any further. changes to the law will help minimise the stress. the departme

the site has long been used as a place to pay tribute to general franco on the anniversary of his deathe trump organisation, allen weisselberg, has reportedly been given legal immunity — meaning he won't be prosecuted for helping with the investigation into michael cohen. mr cohen — who's president trump's former lawyer — pleaded guilty on tuesday to breaking campaign finance laws. earlier this week, immunity was also given to david pecker — the boss of the firm that publishes the national enquirer tabloid. here's our north america editor, jon sopel, to explain who these men are and their connection to the president. he is the publisher of the national enquirer magazine, published a whole series of sensationalist articles, all of them really hostile to hillary clinton during the election campaign, but he did one other thing. when karen macdougall, a playmate who alleges that she had an affair with donald trump wanted to sell her story, he bought the exclusive rights to it for $150,000 but never published it, it's called a catch and kill operation, and according to an american news agenc

the site has long been used as a place to pay tribute to general franco on the anniversary of his death nicola sturgeon says sexual misconduct allegations made against her predecessor, alex salmond, cannot be ignored. the scottish government says it received two complaints against mr salmond earlier this year. he has strongly denied the allegations. he's taking legal action to challenge the process of investigation, which he's described as "unjust". the trump organisation's finance boss has reportedly been granted legal immunity in a probe into michael cohen. mr trump's personal lawyer pleaded guilty on friday to handling hush money for president trump in violation of campaign finance laws. it was also announced that the publisher of the national enquirer has also been found guilty. he is the publisher of the national enquirer magazine, published a whole series of sensationalist articles, all of them really hostile to hillary clinton during the election campaign, but he did one other thing. when a playmate who alleges that she had an affair with donald trump wanted to sell her story, he

the site has long been used as a place to pay tribute to general franco on the anniversary of his death to dublin this weekend to see pope francis — almost a0 years since the last pa pal visit to ireland. in the wake of abuse scandals in the catholic church — what kind of welcome will he receive? 0ur religious affairs editor martin bashir reports. bishops and priests are not usually pounding the turf at leinster rugby ground. but as ireland prepares to welcome pope francis, it is also hosting this global gathering of catholics. an alter has been built along the touchline, but that is as nothing compared to the challenge of reconstructing the church after decades of scandal. a lot of the pain and the hurt that we felt we were moving on from has resurfaced, particularly for people who were hurt by the clergy in the church. and i think the holy father, it‘s critical that he does something to try and address that. phoenix park, another venue, has been under construction for months. the catholic church and the irish government are spending more than £27 million to host pope francis. the high

space cabinet has put forward a law that would allow it to do the remains of francisco franco the former dictator is buried in a national mausoleum socialists and led the government wants to relocate the grave to stop it from becoming a fascist shrine franco's family and supporters oppose the move which still needs to be approval of parliament. a powerful seven point one magnitude earthquake has struck along peru's border with brazil the quake hit in the early hours of friday at a depth of more than six hundred kilometers there were no immediate reports of damage great social media users say tremors were felt all across the country. ben's here with the business and a power struggle is unfolding between powell and the president yeah it's pretty amazing stuff i mean it's obvious who's job who's got which job and what their job entails but in this case it's murky borders it seems like they're both fighting for control of the u.s. federal reserve drawing powell is in charge but don't trump hasn't kept quiet as most presidents would about his distain for interest rate rises but balance and ta

. -- was an assistant to franco roosevelt starting in 1920 and was with him for more than 20 years and was a close friend of the family as well. she lived in the white house when he was president and she became intrigued with film cameras. she would film a number of these at formal pictures and events and luncheons. -- picnics and events and luncheons. movies to herme included in her collection. she had a stroke in 1941 and left the white house and took possessions with her and died several years later it did not become part of the initial library collects with the library was created. her grand nieces decided to donate these films to a library last year and since then we have been going back to the original film, had them transferred and restored and now we are starting to make them available to the public and so this is the first time we have put this whole collection of films online for people to review. >> how many films are in the collection? >> there were 11 different films that they are strangely intercut so there are two hours total. we put 90 minutes online. there are still so

sanctions are re-imposed thirteen of twenty eight planes bought from the franco italian company have landed in iran iranian leaders say the sanctions are endangering lives by blocking new aircraft as well as spare parts for the older fleet a separatist leaders in indian administered kashmir have called for a general strike that's a day before the supreme court considers a challenge to a constitutional provision giving the region special status on school thirty five a gives the area autonomy and prevents outsiders from settling that locals fear the ruling b j p party is trying to undermine that autonomy and pave the way for mass migration those are the headlines. it was. sad that he was born in algeria but has lived in france all his working life including seventeen years teaching arabic language and literature at the university of paris. from there he's taking groups of students to spain every year to the region his ass sisters came from and for which he has a driving passion and. today is the region covering southern spain but for nearly eight centuries it was the most western part

leader franco patriot on how the party could stay out of trouble. poor form i had come to find what your source for those allegations that is of a. as it hasn't because playful paty told me herself. she also said that beyond a senior party official should be expelled to keep the authorities from cracking down. she said she got her information from personal conversations and told deputy party leader aleksandar golland and several other top officials about it. and will confirm that the topic even came up when the national a feel eaters held a telephone conference in pay to discuss her consultations with moscow it's nice we're going to miss history claims that you made all of this up and mr marson denies that he has ever advised the a.f.p. . some critics have accused you of exaggerating your importance within the party as part of an effort to sell your book. your response would have cost so much. as. i think people overestimate the power of a nonfiction book about politics. i don't think that a book written by someone who used to be in the a.f.d. is go

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franco servi scored the only goal of the game as benfica beat fenerbache.and ajax were leading 2—nil at standard liege with goals from klaas jan huntelaar and dusan tadic — but two goals including a late penalty for the hosts saw it finish 2—2. in major league baseball news, tyler white hit a two—run homer in the eighth inning as world series winners houston astros pulled off a late escape for the second straight game, beating the san francisco giants 2—1 on tuesday. the win followed the astros‘ 3—1 victory 24 hours earlier in which marwin gonzalez hit a three—run homer with two outs in the ninth. this time, the american league west leaders again trailed 1—0 when gonzalez doubled and white hit a high, arching shot to left field off ray black. the astros have won six of their past seven and the giants have lost four of five. i spoke about the international champions cup match there with chelsea winning 5—4. champions cup match there with chelsea winning 5-4. at present, real madrid are playing against roma in newjersey. real madrid are 2—0. gareth bale one o