committe and the gfa's own body. process rather than address the issues. but for fans, it may be a long time before they can trust those who run the game in ghana. stay with us on bbc world news, still to come: as canada prepares to legalise recreational marijuana, we discuss the pros and cons of legal weed. the day the british liberated the falklands and by night, the british decide what to do with the enemy. falklands and by night, the british decide what to do with the enemym the heart of the western capital, crowds packed us in the manager there has raised a great hopes for an end of the of europe. michael jackson was not guilty on all charges. the screams of the crowd testament to his popularity and their faith testament to his popularity and theirfaith in his testament to his popularity and their faith in his innocence. as long as they pay to guesstimate, i will get out there and kick it down the hill. whether that be the first man to go across the channel on your own? this is bbc world news today. i'm kasia ma

the man who remains in his position as head of the gfa declines to comment.the upcoming fever world cup has resigned from his role. he denied wrongdoing. whilst there may be questions about how this investigation was carried out, it has left fans all over the continent wondering how just how has left fans all over the continent wondering howjust how much football in africa has been tainted. the season may be over but the premier league has been making the headlines today, firstly because of a new deal with amazon to show 20 premier league matches online from 2019 as part of a new tv rights deal and secondly because their chairman richard scudamore has announced he'll step down by the end of the year, after 20 years in charge. 0ur sports correspondent richard conwayjoins me for more for more on all this. let's start with that amazon deal. do we have any more details? what will it mean for viewers? this is the first foray from one of the big online tech giant into premier league review tv rights. the two packages of game that were remaining to be salt were anno

the information minister said "decided to take immediate steps to have the gfa ghana football dissolved south. the north fared better for sunshine. not more clout in the south. the north fared betterfor sunshine. not too fared betterfor sunshine. not too far away, we saw 27 degrees, which makes it the warmest day of the year in wales. we saw a few isolated thunderstorms in the northwest. it's rather benign weather in the mormon. that's because our weather maker, the jet stream, is well to the north of the uk at the moment. that brings in low pressures. that pressure to the south is pushing more clout to us the south is pushing more clout to us to the southern half of the uk during the course of thursday. i will be there with us, threatening some showers for the next few days as well. the easterly breeze also allowing some of this low cloud and mist to lingerfor some allowing some of this low cloud and mist to linger for some eastern coast of england and scotland. if anything, more cloud and a greater risk of a shower for the north through friday. not as sunny. that sentiment probably fe

officials taking cash before multiple domestic and international football matches, breaking deezer and gfaa, he was due to officiate in the world cup when it sta rts officiate in the world cup when it starts next week in russia. here he is accepting $600 from someone posing as an official. this is business. getting to know each other. this investigation was carried out by anas aremeyaw anas, one of ghana's by anas aremeyaw anas, one of gha na's best—known investigative journalist. an undercover specialist, he never shows his face. but not everyone agrees with his specialist. charles is a lawyer and says it is entrapment. it is wrong to induce somebody by the enticements of some lucrative, big money, or whatever and turn around and see the person is corrupt. indeed, by law, the giver is as guilty as the receiver. anas rejects the criticism, saying that those who took the money were not forced to do so. took the money were not forced to do so. the bbc contacted both men shown in the report. one remains in his position as head of the gfc and says on the privy council and has declined to comme

if called, i think do, and i know they will do their duty as did their gfa andat grafather and other people in my family in previous wars. i don't have any question about them doing their duty. but i do have a question for the members of this institution will do their duty and stand with the expressed language of the constitution, reject this proposed aumf, and show the framers that the faith that they put into this body was well placed. thank you again for the honor appearing before you today. and i would be happy to answer any questions you might have. >> thank you, professor turly. our next witness is christopher anders, depdy detectiveor of the civington legislative office of liberties union. auit detention, torture ar and guantanamo issues, also written extensively on the topics of the authorizes for use of military force, declarations of war and powe >>hayou. the military civil liberties union would like to express our appreciation for you holding this hearing. no decision by government is graver or moreonse cential with decision to go to war. 2001 the aclu has dedicated oursel