does it stop at the glazers, do you think? 0r glazers. does it stop at the glazers, do you think?very controversial since that takeover in 2005. we have been very controversial since that takeover in 2005.— have been very controversial since that takeover in 2005. we have seen rotests that takeover in 2005. we have seen protests almost _ that takeover in 2005. we have seen protests almost every _ that takeover in 2005. we have seen protests almost every year _ that takeover in 2005. we have seen protests almost every year since - protests almost every year since then, _ protests almost every year since then, and — protests almost every year since then, and they have been exacerbated by the _ then, and they have been exacerbated by the sequence of events this year, poor form _ by the sequence of events this year, poor form by manchester united, lost the last _ poor form by manchester united, lost the last seven away matches, but even _ the last seven away matches, but even when — the last seven away matches, but even when manchester united were the permanent _ even when manchester

chanting: we want glazers out, we want glazers out. _ a night of protest at old trafford as manchesteragainst the club's owners. three, two, one... and the go—ahead for lift—off is expected from nasa — heralding an era of moon exploration for a new generation. after 50 years, we're getting ready to return to the moon, using this colossal rocket, the most powerful ever built by nasa. and coming up on the bbc news channel, farewell to one of the european champions. ellen white announces her retirement from football. good evening. there are more sobering forecasts out today of the climbing rise in the cost of living, and particularly in energy prices for households and businesses. it's ahead of a new updated energy price cap due this friday — and that cap remember sets a limit on how much providers can charge for a unit of energy. the latest figures suggest the annual bill for an average household is set to rise to more than £3,500 in october — and then leap to more than £a,600 in january. these are predictions, and changes in the markets can affect these numbers. some economists are also

the only people who can answer that is the glazer family, the rest of us have to wait and see. and see. not many people have the power to move markets like elon musk with a tweet. time for a look at the sport now. hello i'm tolsen tullett and this your sports news, where we start with football and rangers were held to a 2—2 draw at home by dutch side psv eindhoven in the first leg of their champions league play off tie. afterfalling behind, the home side levelled before the interval through antonio colak, who scored his fourth goal in as many games, and tom lawrence's free—kick saw the glasgow club ahead with 20 minutes remaining — but armando 0bispo levelled matters late on ahead of next week's return leg in the netherlands. you know i think we gave everything, at moments we played really well, but, we played really well, but, we play against a quality side, the difference is over 90 minutes, you could see the score wasn't that big, so happy with the performance we could have had a better result but also the result could have been worse, everything to play for next week when w

so as the glazer family's ownership comes under renewed scrutiny, particularly from united fans.first time speculation surrounding the possible sale of manchester united. so why might it be different this time? ourfootball reporter simon stone explains. well it's different because he's coming out basically saying he'd be interested if the glazer family bought a football club off the back of elon muskjoking that he would buy the football club off the back of a general desire within the supporter base for new owners. what we don't know is whether the glazer family have changed their situation and have decided to sell the club, or could decide to sell the club. there's been various rumours floating around about a £5 billion ceiling that someone would have to hit for them to trigger a sale, but we don't actually know whether or not the glazer tsar interested in this sale, and therefore we don't know whetherjim ratcliffe will be successful in his quest to own manchester united. he successful in his quest to own manchester united.— successful in his quest to own manchester united. he h

protests against the glazers happened with supporters unhappy with how the club is being run.d infastrucure of the club. to the people that say they are not bad owners, i would ask them if they would accept them at their club. i do not think they are good enough, and it's time to get an order end. i have been to this stadium, four generations of manchester, it is not the glazers' to sell or buy on and head it, it is our club and history. it has been years of grief- from the glazers, and it is time to get this football club with it should be. - england's all—time leading goalscorer has announced her retirement. the 33—year—old said it was one of the hardest decisions but wanted to go out on her terms. jo currie has more. a dream come true. just over three weeks ago, ellen white helped lead the lionesses to their most historic achievement, when they were crowned european champions at wembley. a moment that will live long in the memory. but, today, white brought the curtain down on her glittering football career. in a statement, the 33—year—old said, it has my greatest honour and

dani: the fans certainly don't want the glazer's. tweeted about it and then took it back, did that add fuel to regulation higher? >> definitely rose the share price pretty high and it was quite amazing, the global reach. elon musk is not going to buy it, but he said he is a lifelong fan. they are such a global brand that so many people would want to invest in them if this does happen. they haven't won anything since 2017 and that is why the fans appeared to be so annoyed with the glazer family. they are thinking of holding a protest at the next match against liverpool. 5 billion pounds is the going rate for this club, so it is not cheap. manus: you know what? here's the thing, isn't it? you've got american interest and disinterest and then the russian money is no longer available to buy these trophy assets, so it changes the landscape, but does it change the pricing? >> definitely changes the landscape. the pricing is always going to be interesting because it is all about the fans who are attracted to the club. manchester united will

family— bloomberg report that the glazer family who own it at the moment might— family who own it at ratcliffe, the billionaire who owns the petrochemicals company ineos, he would _ petrochemicals company ineos, he would he _ petrochemicals company ineos, he would be interested in buying a stake _ would be interested in buying a stake if— would be interested in buying a stake if he could. let's see what happens — stake if he could. let's see what happens. much could happen in respect — happens. much could happen in respect of that, but in the meantime, let the fun continue! it meantime, let the fun continue! [it does meantime, let the fun continue! does feel meantime, let the fun continue! it does feel like a story that is potentially quite far away, because this is not a takeover, it is a minority stake, and we are still nowhere near that stage yet. it seems to come around, elon musk was tweeting about buying manchester united and then had to clarify it was a joke. we haven't got time to get into elon musk and twitter jokes, that is a whole15 minutes on its own! jenny, let's look at

only two groups can decide that, elon musk and the glazer family. ah. that, elon musk and the glazer little hint would be helpful. - the former uk pop idol contestant and theatre star darius danesh has died at the age of 41. the cause of death is not known, but his family say he was found in his us apartment. # i must confess, i still believe... # i must confess, i still believe. . ._ # i must confess, i still believe. . . # i must confess, i still believe... ., ., , ., believe... that was a bit of dafius believe... that was a bit of darius in — believe... that was a bit of darius in his _ believe... that was a bit of darius in his early - believe... that was a bit of darius in his early days. . darius in his early days. trying to get into pop idol. it did not go particularly well but he did have a number one, in fact in the following year. # this is his debut single which went straight to the top of the charts. he has also continued a successful stage career, west stand shows. he has died at the age of 41. we are in the middle of august, never too soon to talk about christmas or is i

francine: i have rarely seen owners who are not liked as the glazers. this tell us about potential buyers? >> apparently what will happen with the club, manchester united fans are so unhappy, they could hold protests on august 22 when they face liver will let home. -- face liverpool at home. they lost their first game 4-0, and the fans are really unhappy. john, who works here, said it is time for a change of hands. francine: now is the time for change. thank you so much with the latest on football. that is it for the european market open. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> every single company has talked about the fact whether it was late may or early june until mid july, your pressure

thousands of united fans protested outside old trafford against the club's american owners, the glazerger, erik ten hag, who'd left out star player cristiano ronaldo from his starting xi, praised his team's attitude. taking a couple of things into consideration, this really was an incredible result for manchester united. firstly, what happened against liverpool last season, shipping nine goals, 5—0 here at old trafford, 4—0 at anfield. this was supposed to be the match that kick—started liverpool's season. united's fans were fearful ahead of this match, and the second thing to consider is just how bad manchester united have been in their first two defeats of the season, here a couple of weeks ago against brighton, and humiliated at brentford last week. they started this match absolutely fantastically. it was jadon sancho who gave them the first—half goal that they really deserved after they had already hit the post through elanga. elanga set up sancho who danced around the liverpool defence for their opener. and marcus rashford, who has had something of a dip in form, notjust this seas

and amid dissatisfaction with its current owners, the wealthy american glazer family. as a reminder off the top story, we're following for you. a series of explosions has rock ukraine's annexed crimean peninsula. in walked russia's defense ministry, says is an act of sabotage, local official, say, a fire spock explosions at an ammunition steve hope injuring to people, enforcing thousands from their homes. if ryan has neither confirmed nor denied any attack on premier as did any news live from berlin, stevens beardsley is up next with the business updates of will on soccer in berlin, from the team here at the company ticket. sh! i'm scared that i want. that's hard and in the end is a me, you are not a lot us to you and more we will send you back her. are you familiar with this smudges with.

buy the football club instead, amid dissatisfaction with its current owners, the wealthy american glazer family has the reminder of the top stories we following for you at this hour. veteran us politicians laced cheney has lost her seat as the republican congressional candidate for wyoming. one of her parties, most outspoken critics of former president trump. cheney was defeated by trump back lawyer harriet hagaman and a series of explosions has rocked ukraine's and next crimean peninsula and worth russia's defense, ministry says is an act of sabotaged local officials, say a fire spock the explosions aft and ammunition. steve po, injuring to people, enforcing thousands from their homes. a crane has neither confirmed nor denied, and the attacks on crimea is that every news from berlin, that's it for me. i'm will all psycho and from me and the entire team in the news through. thanks a company. take it by munich . 15 years ago, the international gathering of peace and cooperation becomes the scene of a horrible tragedy. arab terrors, armed with sub machine guns, went to the headquarters of

when he glazer is the director of the asia program at the german marshall fund of the united states and she has more on policies potential visit to taipei. i think it's very likely that speaker pelosi will go to taiwan. she was supposed to go this past april, she contracted kogan and she had tend to lay her visit. so this is a reschedule on a previously plan visit. as speaker pelosi has been a supporter, strong advocate of human rights and democracy for many, many decades and very much of a china hawk. and so i think that this is, this visit is important to her. and what kind of response i'll be likely to see from china, china, i think, is going to try to thread the needle. they want to demonstrate resolve and strength . seizure pain does not want to be soft on any issue that pertains to trying to territory or integrity in sovereignty, especially in the run up to the 20th party congress that will take place this fall . but he also does not want to have a military confrontation with the united states. and so i think that we will see some military actions knocked an effort to shoot closes

family's— stadium, it is not the glazer family's to buy and sell, it's our history. — family's to buyhere today. 17 years of pure creed we are here today. 17 years of pure greed from — we are here today. 17 years of pure greed from them, _ we are here today. 17 years of pure greed from them, so _ we are here today. 17 years of pure greed from them, so it's _ we are here today. 17 years of pure greed from them, so it's time - we are here today. 17 years of pure greed from them, so it's time to i greed from them, so it's time to finally— greed from them, so it's time to finally get — greed from them, so it's time to finally get rid _ greed from them, so it's time to finally get rid of _ greed from them, so it's time to finally get rid of them. _ greed from them, so it's time to finally get rid of them. england's all-time leading _ finally get rid of them. england's all-time leading goal-scorer - finally get rid of them. england's all-time leading goal-scorer has| all—time leading goal—scorer has announced her retirement. ellen white said it is one of the hardest decision but she wanted

the majority owner of chemical company ineos wants talks with the current owners the glazer family over "if the club is for sale, jim is definitely a potential buyer." it follows another billionaire elon muskjoking on twitter that he would buy the club earlier today. a lot of people would buy into the idea of him taking over manchester united. not that manchester united needs to be owned by anybody, the club is big enough with a globalfan base to stand on its own two feet, but the fans are pretty desperate. the news has been welcomed very positively. still a long way to go. the glazes have not said they are up for selling a controlling stake in manchester united, and that is a key issue. in the championship tonight, early leaders blackburn rovers lost their 100% record, soundly beaten 3—0 at reading. sheffield united, meanwhile, moved up to fourth with a 2—1 win over sunderland at bramall lane. after sunderland had seen dan neil sent off, sheffield united scored through max lowe. the home side held on to win, despite a goal back from sunderland's lynden gooch. there was an all—british c

a lot of manchester united fans won the glazer— of manchester united fans won the glazer family out andontinues. the poor start of— conversation continues. the poor start of the — conversation continues. the poor start of the season, they didn't make _ start of the season, they didn't make enough signings according to the plan _ make enough signings according to the plan and protest planned on monday— the plan and protest planned on monday night. sirjim ratcliffe has indicated _ monday night. sirjim ratcliffe has indicated through his spokesman to the tintes— indicated through his spokesman to the times newspaper that he would be interested _ the times newspaper that he would be interested in buying manchester united _ interested in buying manchester united and white is dominating some of the _ united and white is dominating some of the front— united and white is dominating some of the front pages are most of the back pages and united fans feel there _ back pages and united fans feel there might be some momentum around finally— there might be some momentum around finally having an outle

then a 2nd glazer re shapes the cornea underneath the flap. finally, the flap is closed again and sealed in place. it's been 6 weeks since ellen's procedure blew. i hadn't needed. i never felt any discomfort like there was something in my eye or that my eyes were dry right from the beginning. it was a perfect resolve seeking. laser procedures have been around for decades with constant advances in technology. long term studies on the logic method have revealed that more than 95 percent of patients who undergo the procedure are satisfied. but there is no guarantee of a lifetime of good vision. you'd have meant could in middle age, everyone start to develop pres, be opiates assist, where the eyes gradually lose their ability to focus on nearby objects. that's when people start to need reading glasses. laser surgery can't prevent that as a font. that to tennis player honest dined on her surgery, went well to doctor vine of id fung, used the smile method for her laser eye surgery. the entire procedure took less than 15 minutes. that says, under sierra clinician, often the small incision is st

demonstrations against the ownership of the glazerfamily, it wasjust against the ownership of the glazere ending of the latest minions film to suit values approved by the authorities. one of the two villains is jailed — while viewers are told that other�*s main achievement is fatherhood. it's not known who ordered the changes, but beijing often censors films to make them promote what it calls healthy values. and finally, nasa is expected to give the go—ahead for the launch of the artemis mission test flight to take place in the coming days. it's being heralded as the return of human exploration of the moon — and its expected that it will lead eventually to the first woman and the first person of colour setting foot there. it is the apollo mission for a new generation, as our science editor rebecca morelle explains. after a 50—year gap, we're heading back to the moon, and it all starts here with the artemis mission and nasa's huge rocket. it's called the space launch system, or sls for short, and it's the most powerful rocket ever built by the us space agency. it stands nearly 100 metres

chanting: we want glazers out, say we want glazers out!itch. liverpool beat them 5—0 at old trafford last season. united showed off their new signing casemiro before kick off — he says he's come to win the premier league. just winning a match would be a start for united. jadon sancho was everything that united haven't been for a while — cool, composed and clinical. liverpool were playing the blame game afterjust 15 minutes. they hadn't won this season, either, and needed their keeper alisson at full stretch to stop them falling further behind. united's second came soon after the break — marcus rashford stayed onside and was on target. he'd been preferred to cristiano ronaldo up front. the new manager celebrated the goal — and perhaps his own team selection. they needed that, as well, because liverpool pulled a goal back. mo salah scored five times against united last season — but this time it was for a losing cause. a match that started with those united demonstrations ended with their celebrations. the first win, of course, brings a lot o

news of his interest follows a bloomberg report that the glazer family are willing to sell a minorityffe — here on the left — whose company sponsors the ineos grenadiers cycling team — is one of the uk's wealthiest people. he also owns the french ligue un side nice, and the swiss club lausanne—sport. in response, manchester united supporters�* trust cautiously welcomed the interest from ratcliffe but said a takeover would need the support of fans. a spokesperson told bbc sport: "any prospective new owner has to be committed to the culture, ethos and best traditions of the club. they have to be willing to invest to restore united to former glories, and that investment must be real new money spent on the playing side and the stadium. finally, any new ownership structure must embed supporters, including a degree of fan share ownership, in their operating model." golfer patrick reed has filed a 750 million dollar defamation lawsuit against the american television network the golf channel and its commentator brandel chamblee. in his filing, the american golfer — who joined the controversia

united and liverpool at old trafford, with some expected to protest against united's owners, the glazersar against ukraine, has described russian soldiers in the conflict as "cannon fodder". russia has suffered high losses in ukraine and, in response, the kremlin has renewed its campaign to recruit volunteers, promising huge sums of money. but as the russian advance largely stalls across ukraine, many of the volunteers are getting little or no training. this report now, from our correspondent will vernon, contains some flashing images. the kremlin tells russians their soldiers are heroes. professional, well—trained troops, fighting in ukraine. but western officials say that russia's running out of men, 70,000 to 80,000 killed or wounded. the solution — signing up volunteers. yevgeni was one of those whojoined up. his mother, nina, says that her son was given a gun and sent straight into ukraine. days later, he was killed. translation: theyjust send them in, like dumb little chickens, _ that hardly even held a gun before. they're cannon fodder. the generals think, "we've got a volunteer,

here, and a match that had started with united's fans demonstrations against the ownership of the glazeriversary of its independence. dignitaries from all around the world are expected to attend. and portugal — the former colonial ruler — has sent a very special gift to mark the occasion — as the bbc�*s tim allman explains. accompanied by two fighter jets from the country's air force, the liberator of brazil returns home. 0r the liberator of brazil returns home. or at the liberator of brazil returns home. 0rat least the liberator of brazil returns home. or at least part of him. this, at first glance, looks like a sporting trophy of some sort but it is in fact containing the embalmed heart of don pedro, the first emperor of don pedro, the first emperor of independent brazil. translation: it of independent brazil. tuna/mom- of independent brazil. translation: , ., translation: it is with great satisfaction _ translation: it is with great satisfaction that _ translation: it is with great satisfaction that we _ translation: it is with great satisfaction that we gather - translation: it is wi

of manchester united fans marched on old trafford to protest against ownership of the club by the glazeranned rally with more supporters joining as they approached the stadium. the demonstration was largely peaceful, although there were some isolated incidences of missiles being thrown over the wall separating the protesters from the liverpool fans. united won the match 2—1 for their first win of the season. and finally, nasa is expected to give the go—ahead for the launch of the artemis mission test flight to take place in the coming days. it's being heralded as the return of human exploration of the moon, and its expected that it will lead eventually to the first woman and the first person of colour setting foot there. it's the apollo mission for a new generation, as our science editor rebecca morelle explains. after a 50—year gap, we're heading back to the moon, and it all starts here with the artemis mission and nasa's huge rocket. it's called the space launch system, or sls for short, and it's the most powerful rocket ever built by the us space agency. it stands nearly 100 metres —

hours earlier but now disappointment because there willing to spend, were hoping perhaps there the glazerf possibility that he could do for teasing on twitter, wants to use this platform even though he is trying to walk away from buying to buy the platform but now doesn't want over box on the platform and it is, it's the court date.- is, it's the court date. more on his twitter _ is, it's the court date. more on his twitter battle, - is, it's the court date. more on his twitter battle, he - is, it's the court date. more| on his twitter battle, he has sold some tesla shares, we think to go to court, is that twitter deal completely off? i certainly think it does mean that, he is determined to walk away from it, right at the beginning lot of outrage at him offering this amount of money for twitter, offering this amount of money fortwitter, he offering this amount of money for twitter, he is clearly a fan of the platform, he uses it to communicate with his many, many fans around the world, there were indications about tesla and space it ambitions, and he has run into problems of regulators ab

the football club has been owned by the florida—based glazer family since 2005.w on bbc news, hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. we humans face a series of interlinked existential challenges. how do we feed a global population heading toward 10 billion? can it be done without degrading ecosystems and exacerbating climate change to a calamitous extent? well, my guest today, the writer and environmental campaigner george monbiot, has spent decades addressing these questions and framing radical answers. why are so many politicians and voters seemingly unwilling to listen? george monbiot, welcome to hardtalk. thanks, stephen. you have been a campaigner and writer on environmental issues for decades, warning about the toxic relationship between human beings and our planet. i just wonder how you prioritise? how do you decide where to focus? mm, it's very hard. i mean, every week when i'm writing a column for the guardian, for instance, or making a video, i have a choice of about 20 different topics that i could latch onto. it's very frightening. i mean,

news of his interest follows a report that the glazer family are willing to sell a minority stake inaid to be the uk's wealthiest man. he already owns a host of sports teams including the french ligue one side nice, and the swiss club lausanne—sport. his company sponsors the ineos grenadiers cycling team, and they're also in a partnership with the mercedes formula one team. tennis, and hard courts really do seem to suit emma raducanu, the brit is through to the third round of the cincinnati open as she prepares for the defence of her us open title later this month. 2a hours after thrashing serena williams, the number 10 seed eased into the last 16 in the states with another one—sided victory against anotherformer world number one. raducanu beat two time major champion victoria azarenka for the loss ofjust two games, next up she'll face the number 7 seed jessica pegula. world number one iga swiatek is safely though to the third round after a hard—fought straight sets victory over the former us open champion sloane stephens. swiatek coming through 6—4, 7—5, next up for the reigning fre

news of his interest follows a bloomberg report that the glazer family are willing to sell a minorityue un side nice, and the swiss club lausanne—sport. in response to this, manchester united supporters' trust cautiously welcomed the interest from ratcliffe but said a takeover would need the support of fans. a spokesperson told bbc sport... they've said they want investment, new money spent on the playing side and the stadium. and ownership structure must embed supporters, including a degree of fan share ownership, in their operating model." manchester city have been charged by the football association after fans invaded the pitch following last season's premier league title win. thousands of city fans poured on to the etihad stadium pitch as the club won its fourth title in five seasons by beating aston villa 3—2. villa keeper robin 0lsen was attacked, while a crossbar was also broken. that's all the sport for now. leeds university has expressed deep concern for one of its phd students who has been jailed for 3h years in saudi arabia over social media tweets. salma al—shehab, a saudi

protests against the glazer family, who own the club, were held before the game, but calm ensued on thenish, when mohammad salah scored, with less than ten minutes remaining. liverpool sit i6th, two places below united, yet to win in any of their opening three matches. the first win of course brings a lot ofjoy, it is clear. we had a difficult start, and i'm really happy, especially for the fans, that we bring them this victory and of course for them it is really important to bring them victory over liverpool, that is clear. i don't have a lot of arguments, we lost — don't have a lot of arguments, we lost 2—1, so it is not that i love — we lost 2—1, so it is not that i love the _ we lost 2—1, so it is not that i love the game, but i think, on another day, with more conviction about what we are doing. — conviction about what we are doing. we _ conviction about what we are doing, we can turn it around. so doing, we can turn it around. 50 thate— doing, we can turn it around. so that's how it is. that is not — so that's how it is. that is not important if they were 1— 02- — not important if

here, and a match that had started with united's fans demonstrations against the ownership of the glazerattend. and portugal — the former colonial ruler — has sent a very special gift to mark the occasion — as the bbc�*s tim allman explains. accompanied by two fighter jets from the country's air force, the liberator of brazil returns home. or at least part of him. this, at first glance, looks like a sporting trophy of some sort but it is in fact an urn containing the embalmed heart of don pedro, the first emperor of an independent brazil. translation: it is with great satisfaction that we gather i as part of the celebrations of brazil's independence l and to receive this important relic that represents - beyond bravery and passion the immeasurable strength| of our first emperor. it was in september 1822 that don pedro declared brazil's independence, and declared himself emperor of the country. his rule was relatively short lived and he died in portugal 12 years later, but he had become a symbol of the strong bonds between the two countries. translation: the return of the heart of don ped

in sports, bloomberg has learned the glazer family in the u.s.consider selling a minority stake in manchester united. they are not yet ready to give up control of the team which could be valued at $6 billion paid fans are calling for a change in ownership because of its relative lack of success. the only drug maker with an approved vaccine for monkeypox is no longer sure it can meet demand. they may outsource some production including technology transfer to u.s. contract manufacturer. monkeypox has spread to thousands of people in more than 70 countries in just a few months. norway's sovereign wealth fund posted its biggest loss on record. it lost 174 billion dollars in the first half of the year. a more than 14% decline. we spoke with the ceo. >> we came into this year with some under weighted shares and a less risky bond portfolio. we've taken off some of that weight. we remain slightly cautious. clearly markets don't go down a straight line and we are certain in terms of whether we will see a continuation of this market. >> the norwegian fund,

let's get the read from mayflower advisor managing partner larry glazer.s look good until they don't. i just wonder if the rally will last. what do you think? >> david, great point. good news, bad news rally. good news, ppi, cpi not as bad as fee wedder with negative sentiment but the bad news we're still at multidecade highs. wall street may be excited about this embracing it, but main street are not exactly doing backflips when everyday goods are up double digits. acknowledge the fact that interest rates are up. that is good news for savers. of the bad news it is below the inflation rate for everything they're buying. bad news for homebuyers because mortgage rates are up and inverted yield curve suggesting slowing ahead. we have positives but we should recognize the realities here. even in the labor market, david, it is bifurcated market. you can't find people to make burritos but tech companies are laying people off. this will only be determined by earnings season. big companies warning, semiconductor companies, micron. some are indicating there are sup

said he wants the club�*s supporters to back his side amid fears of widespread protest against the glazerted long enough to understand the details behind the discontent. i can details behind the discontent. i can onl sa details behind the discontent. i can only say that _ details behind the discontent. i can only say that the _ details behind the discontent. t can only say that the owners want to win and the fans, we want them behind the club and i can understand sometimes, but i�*m not that long at the club that i can see all of the background but we have to fight together and be unified and fight together. together and be unified and fight touether. . ., , together and be unified and fight touether. . ., _ ., ., together. anthony joshua and 01exander— together. anthony joshua and olexander usyk _ together. anthony joshua and olexander usyk are _ together. anthony joshua and olexander usyk are making i together. anthony joshua and i olexander usyk are making their 0lexander usyk are making their final preparations ahead of their world heavyweight title fight in saudi arabia tomorrow nigh

i want to get to larry glazer of may flower advisers.ent numbers still in contraction. it could be friday that will be a disaster and send everybody to figure out where this economy is. >> yeah, charles. it's not a question of whether the economy is slowing. it's how severe and where the pain will be felt. there's no question, it's a convoluted job market. on the one hand, chipotle can't find people to make burritos. delta can't unload airplanes. more than 30,000 highly paid jobs were eliminated in the month of july. so that jolt survey speaks miles about the direction things are headed. it's the quality of jobs. the friday jobs report will understate the quality of what is happening here. it's the highly paid skill jobs that are being eliminated here. those are the ones that got an artificial boths. it's the low wage service jobs that are stilling around. it's no way to build a middle class. i'm no fan of robinhood. they're not a fiduciary. they weren't good to their customers or shareholders. with all that said, it's not just robinhood

i'm your guest host nicky glazer live. [ cheers and applause ] this is so exciting. really, really hope this goes well tonight. but if it doesn't, they're just going to green screen jimmy onto my dress later on. [ laughter ] so everything's fine. i'm the final guest host for the summer. but luckily, as a straight woman, i'm used to coming last. [ cheers and applause ] or not at all. i'm kidding. i'm probably bi. [ laughter ] we got some major hollywood dirtbag news today. disgraced former producer and potted-plant ejaculator harvey weinstein has been granted an appeal. in 2020, he was convicted of first and third degree rape. which is very upsetting. also upsetting that rape has degrees. is it the weather? is it a dry raping? [ laughter ] rape is rape is. at the moment, weinstein is still in prison, and on around the clock suicide watch. meaning women come to the prison day and night hoping to watch him commit suicide. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] i'm praying he pulls an epstein. a lot of you have probably seen me on the comedy central roasts where i make fun

. >> hey, folks i will bring in tjm institutional director jim iurio, play flower advisor larry glazerone the number pmi number, they call it the flash pmi number. they came out from all over the world. we were the worst. we're at 45, absolute worse. ugly number when it came to home prices. jim, even with that are you surprised there is not a massive selloff today? >> no, as a matter of fact after that number we saw stocks rally, that par paradoxically makes sense. friday at jackson hole. that jay powell my ontic concentrating on inflation, that he will fight inflation at the expense of everything else and the market wants it to be so clear we're going into recession. granted it is not so clear right now but the market would prefer that. then it would believe jay powell will back off a little bit. as far as the last break in last couple days, we rallied 18%. all of sudden we realized what the worst can happen? yeah, next friday, jay powell could come out against inflation. i'm not concerned about the selloff here. i think it's fine. charles: larry, what i find compelling when we get th

the glazer family ahead of the match at old trafford. support is not happy that team is sitting at the bottom of the table after losing that opening to games. liverpool are also searching for their 1st one of the season. united's latest signing casa, mira isn't playing in the match. the brazilian was visibly upset as he sat goodbyes around the grid on monday, where he spent the last 9 seasons. it's thought that united paid around $70000000.00 for the midfielder who signed a 4 year due would be well yeah we, if a were up to be a plate today against liverpool, i feel like an 18 year old boy who con, white to start. i'm nervous, but with the nerves that every player needs. this is a very important challenge for me. it's very challenging to plug in such an important league with the biggest club in england, a club, that's one, everything in its history. the football season in ukraine starts on tuesday a day before the country marks 6 months since russia invaded, matches will be played without fans due to the risk of miss all attacks. shackleton escal host the opening machin key against meth

we want glazers out, i say we want glazers out! haven't been for a while — cool, composed and clinical. liverpool were playing the blame game afterjust 15 minutes. they hadn't won this season, either, and needed their keeper alisson at full stretch to stop them falling further behind. united's second came soon after the break — marcus rashford stayed onside and was on target. he'd been preferred to cristiano ronaldo up front. the new manager celebrated the goal — and perhaps his own team selection. they needed that, as well, because liverpool pulled a goal back. mo salah scored five times against united last season — but this time it was for a losing cause. a match that started with those united demonstrations ended with their celebrations. the first win, of course, brings a lot ofjoy. it is clear. we had a difficult start, and i'm really happy — especially for the fans — that we bring them this victory. and of course, for them, it's really important to bring the victory over liverpool. it starts with the mindset, that they underst

the news follows a bloomberg report that the glazer family are willing to sell a minority stake in the of the uk's wealthiest people owning the french ligue un side nice, and the swiss club lausanne—sport. and staying with manchester united — their latest transfer pursuit is real madrid's casemiro. the brazilian defensive midfielder�*s been the subject of an approach by united in a deal that could be worth up to 60 pounds. -- £60 —— £60 million. he's been with real since 2013. that's all the sport for now. we'll have more for you in sportsday at 6.30pm. thank you very much, see you later. a woman who says she was raped by benjamin mendy, has told a court she repeatedly told the manchester city footballer to stop as he tried to have sex with her. mr mendy faces multiple allegations of rape and sexual assault — he denies all the charges against him. 0ur correspondent nick garnett has been following the case at chester crown court — and you may find some of the detail in his report distressing. the jury today has been hearing from a police interview that a woman gave to the police in macc

and understanding that the glazers are at fault. i really hope it will not happen.m behind the club. and i can understand sometimes, but i'm not that long in the club. that i can see all the backgrounds, but we have to fight together. - united are set to sign a real madrid midfielder, but the fans say the big names cover the cracks. tonight, both they and liverpool go for their first win of the season. most of all at old trafford, they want change — on the pitch and at the top. joe lynskey, bbc news. clare connor — the ecb's interim chief executive — says england's test tour to pakistan this winter will be an historic occasion. the schedule has been confirmed for england's first test tour to the country in 17 years. they'll play three tests in rawalpindi, multan and karachi — starting on the first of december. a t20 series is already in the calendar for next month. white ball captainjos buttler is expected to be fit for that tour and the t20 world cup, after being ruled out of the rest of the hundred due to a calf injury. he picked up the problem during manchester 0

protests against the owners the glazers happened before the game with supporters unhappy with how theter united manager to lose all three of their opening games was john chapman in 1921. but fans said before the game that it's the american owners to the people that say they are not bad owners i would ask mf they would accept them at their club. i do not think they are good enough and it is time to get an order end. i think they are good enough and it is time to get an order end.— time to get an order end. i have been to this _ time to get an order end. i have been to this stadium, _ time to get an order end. i have been to this stadium, four- been to this stadium, four generations of manchester, it is not the glazes— generations of manchester, it is not the glazes to sell or buy on and head _ the glazes to sell or buy on and head it. — the glazes to sell or buy on and head it. it— the glazes to sell or buy on and head it, it is our club and history. it head it, it is our club and history. it has _ head it, it is our club and history. it has been — head it, it is our club and history.

manchester united are owned by the glazers, the tampa bay buccaneers.ap between their knowledge and where it needs to be is seismic. before the games, this is what fans do now in the commercial era, they storm the mega store, the club shop, and shut it down, to stop them from raising more money. they won them out very badly. that's what were seeing. if we see the rest of the action, you'll see one american-owned team after another, some prospering, some not. it is that learning curve that's all-important. two teams here. you've got joe's liverpool, owned by the boston red sox, fenway sports group. they went to fulham, owned by jaguars. liverpool fell behind twice. the serbian round of rebound, and look at this. liverpool king, nunez. >> nice start. >> defending title hopeful, manchester city, they are -- this is like machines versus men. they are owned by abu dhabi, and they face pornographer owned west ham. this is like shaquille o'neil. described as a meat shield, this man. he obliterates defenders. english defenders look like english people when they

supporters who are feeling very disgruntled, those who have protested and demonstrated against the glazerer league that was aborted, but united were one of the architects of that, that match had to be postponed when united fans stormed the ground and we had scuffles with police and stewards. 0ne france group has asked fans to congregate about a mile from here and march on the ground this evening to make their feelings known once again, just as they did on the first match of the season here against brighton. this isn't about these bad results. forthe brighton. this isn't about these bad results. for the last 17 years they have been demonstrating against the owners, the glazerfamily, firstly financially, the huge amounts of debt that they have heaped on the club, and in the last five years with no trophies, the huge turnover of managers, they have really been criticised for the strategy on the football side of things, and you just feel that there is so much discontent, and we wonder whether thatis discontent, and we wonder whether that is going to be aired yet again this evening for what is

myself in trouble area if he did a twitter, to be tip a medic about it, the family may say -- is the glazer family. jonathan: they on the tampa bay buccaneers. tom: ok. thank you. futures are down 8/10 of 1%. we will catch up in just about an hour. five minutes, we will have retail sales. retail sales. from new what if you were a global bank who wanted to supercharge your audit system? so you tap ibm to un-silo your data. and start crunching a year's worth of transactions against thousands of compliance controls with the help of ai. now you're making smarter decisions faster. operating costs are lower. and everyone from your auditors to your bankers feels like a million bucks. let's create smarter ways of putting your data to work. ibm. let's create so many people are overweight now and asking themselves, "why can't i lose weight?" for most, the reason is insulin resistance, and they don't even know they have it. conventional starvation diets don't address insulin resistance. that's why they don't work. now, there's golo. golo helps with insulin resistance, getting rid of sugar cravings, he

and ten years ago to the day, the clubs american owners, the glazer family, looked to capitalise on thatkable. it is the the biggest club in _ remarkable. it is the the biggest club in of— remarkable. it is the the biggest club in of the world, yet i think the struggles that we've seen over ten years— the struggles that we've seen over ten years on the pitch have been mirrored — ten years on the pitch have been mirrored in — ten years on the pitch have been mirrored in its share price because inventor— mirrored in its share price because inventor stor —— investors are quite getting _ inventor stor —— investors are quite getting the — inventor stor —— investors are quite getting the bang for their buck. there _ getting the bang for their buck. there is— getting the bang for their buck. there is a — getting the bang for their buck. there is a huge disparity between what the biggest shareholder get and what the biggest shareholder get and what those who divvied up 10% get. it has reached the mid—20s in terms of dollars. _ it has reached the mid—20s in terms of dollars, but i think there's a

richest man, elon musk, has taken to twitter to tease the prospect of buying manchester united from the glazerking. musk has a history of posting irreverent tweets and it is often not clear if he is serious about what he posts. both pakistan and india are celebrating 75 years of independence this week. in 1947 at the end of decades of british rule in india, the country was partitioned — creating two independent nations — muslim majority pakistan, and hindu majority india. in the years that followed both have grown economically and in global influence. they've also become nuclear powers — and adversaries. but first here's our pakistan correspondent pumza fihlani in islamabad. the flags are flying high. pakistan is 75 years old. the country's influence and importance have grown especially where counterterrorism is concerned. it is an ambitious middle power but right now is facing an economic crisis. 75 years on, pakistan is barely staying afloat. its economy is in shambles. 0fficials here are awaiting another loan from the international monetary fund hoping to use that as the recovery plan. in t

backdrop of expected fan protests, unhappy at how united are being run by the club�*s owners — the glazers want to win, and the fans, we want them behind the club and i can understand — want them behind the club and i can understand sometimes, but i'm not that long _ understand sometimes, but i'm not that long in — understand sometimes, but i'm not that long in the club that i can see all of— that long in the club that i can see all of the — that long in the club that i can see all of the background, but we have to fight— all of the background, but we have to fight together. cricket and a year after cancelling their tour to pakistan, sighting security concerns — england have announced their test team will tour the country for the first time since 2005 this december. they�*ll play three test matches in rawalpindi, multan and karachi, with the first test scheduled for the first of december. it adds to the t20 series already scheduled for next month. christian malcolm says he is encouraged for the future after great _ encouraged for the future after great britain finished second in the medal

so much speculation, unhappy at manchester united fans about the glazer family. could still happen! thank you very much indeed, he can i and that could still happen! thank you very much indeed, he can say| you very much indeed, he can say anything, anything can happen. interesting, one comment on social media. both rishi sunak and liz truss have ruled out a second referendum on scottish independence if they become the next prime minister. the pair made the claims while appearing in the latest round of hustings in perth, but the snp has accused the candidates of "denying scots their democracy". we are joined now by the snp's deputy westminster leader, kirsten 05wald. good morning to you, thank you for joining us. both elements, no referendum.— joining us. both elements, no referendum. ~ , referendum. well, they can both say that all they — referendum. well, they can both say that all they like _ referendum. well, they can both say that all they like -- _ referendum. well, they can both say that all they like -- they _ referendum. well, they can both say that all t

now there are plans to protest again in a march before the match aimed at the owners, the glazers. ground. i really hope it will not happen. but if it happens, i think we should get the pointd. i don't think and i really hope this will not happen. i have no idea what what could happen. don't think about it. but in a situation like this, always the other team should get the points. the owners want to win and in defence we want them behind the club. and i can understand sometimes, but i'm not that long in the club. that i can see all the backgrounds, but we have to fight together. - well, people are describing it as a relegation six pointer. if united win, they'll be a point ahead of liverpool. you know, the fear will transfer down the m62 to merseyside. i don't think that's going to happen. united are so far behind liverpool that i cannot see them putting in a proper challenge. at this stage they look chaotic. united are set to sign a real madrid midfielder, but the fans say the big names cover the cracks. tonight, both they and liverpool go for their first win of the season. most o