glazer 's have _ enough, one of the reasons i think while the glazer 's have reached . while the glazers decision is because of the l this decision is because of the chelsea — this decision is because of the chelsea sale _ this decision is because of the chelsea sale earlier— this decision is because of the chelsea sale earlier this - this decision is because of the chelsea sale earlier this yeari this decision is because of the . chelsea sale earlier this year that was £425— chelsea sale earlier this year that was £4.25 billion, _ chelsea sale earlier this year that was £4.25 billion, including - chelsea sale earlier this year that was £4.25 billion, including a - was £4.25 billion, including a promise _ was £4.25 billion, including a promise of— was £4.25 billion, including a promise of investment - was £4.25 billion, including a promise of investment in - was £4.25 billion, including a promise of investment in a l was £4.25 billion, including a . promise of investment in a new stadium — promise of investment in a new stadium or— promise of investment in a new stadium or a _ promise o

i. , . ., the glazers.is _ the glazers. thank you very much for your thoughts this morning. - the glazers. thank you very much for your thoughts this morning. talking i your thoughts this morning. talking about the prospects of manchester united and it will be a story we are dealing with a lot throughout the day and the weeks and months ahead. stay with us because at 945 this morning we will be bringing you the ruling live from the supreme court, that ruling to you live from the supreme court on whether the scottish government can hold a referendum on independence without permission from westminster westminster has to give its consent if a bill is brought forward, there are three options, the court could rule it is legitimate for a referendum, a consultant to take place without the consent of westminster, it could say that westminster, it could say that westminster consent is needed and there is a third option, they could rule that now it is not the time to rule. much more on that coming out. first it's tim

we want glazer out, say we want glazer out! for 17 years, they have protested against their owners.ivision, of fading results and increasing anger. last year, fans even invaded the pitch, forcing a match to be postponed. so with their owners now saying they might sell, the message is clear. good. go. they need to go, they been here too long, ruined the club. took so much money out of the club. i feel they don't really care about the club, l i it's all about making money and it'sl time to get someone who truly cares. would you be pleased to see the glazers go? yeah, definitely, definitely. i would say i can't wait for them to go because i feel like it would be a springboard for us. under the glazers, united have gone from a trophy winning machine to serial underachievers, but the man behind a previous bid to buy the club says there are other reasons why they want to sell. the failed plan for the european super league, that has lingered on, and then the forced and surprising sale of chelsea at the price it went for has clearly influenced them. even by united's standards, this has been

the glazer family have been incredibly _ time?ly have been incredibly unpopular- time? the glazer family have l been incredibly unpopular since the minute they walked through the minute they walked through the door, there were protests when they took over since 2005 and maintained through the time since then, they haven't won a trophy for five years or a premier league title since 2013, the protests are picked up 2013, the protests are picked up in the last couple of years, fans are at the point where they are delighted the club is “p they are delighted the club is up for sale but they will believe it when they see it, the statement is vague for various reasons, you mentioned they are looking for other investment as well, it is not as though it will be an outright sale, manchester hope it will be an outright sale and they will see the back of the glazer family, they will see the back of the glazerfamily, but because they will see the back of the glazer family, but because they have been through this for the last 17 years they will

who would've think the glazer family would think, | think the glazer family would think, we feel disrespectedclub. —— christiana noted. we have not learned that they are thinking with such feelings. this is a decision that is coming from a long way. let's say that, probably, they took the situation and this was like the last straw, and let's say, ok, so this is the case also to justify it all, but cannotjust be for that interview. 0therwise, justify it all, but cannotjust be forthat interview. 0therwise, if chris donovan —— christiana renato would be so impressive... mama mia! tancredi palmeri, thank ou so mama mia! tancredi palmeri, thank you so much for— mama mia! tancredi palmeri, thank you so much forjoining _ mama mia! tancredi palmeri, thank you so much forjoining us - mama mia! tancredi palmeri, thank you so much forjoining us on - mama mia! tancredi palmeri, thank you so much forjoining us on the i you so much forjoining us on the programme with your thoughts. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: a special report from somalia, where we see the effects of

ever since the glazer family took overin ever since the glazer family took over in 2005, they have been after it was announced that their star player, cristiano ronaldo was leaving the club with immediate effect following the explosive tv interview in which he accused the club of betraying him. he was also highly critical of the glazerfamily in the he was also highly critical of the glazer family in the interview and said they did not care about the club, so ronaldo is leaving and it seems like the owners might be leaving too. you've got to remember, first of all, it's notjust manchester united. liverpool is also potentially up for sale at the moment and indeed leeds united might see a change of ownership in the next few months as well. so that's three premier league clubs. and if you look at the glazer family, they bought in 2005 and the fenway sports group bought liverpool in 2010 and that was a completely different world. in those days, when the glazer is bought manchester united for 790 million and liverpool was bought for 300 million, you depended on two sources of revenues. fans b

that is something that may have peaked the glazer�*s interest.w ronaldo is leaving and it seems like the owners could soon be following him. chelsea maintained their perfect start after beating real madrid 2—0 at kings meadow. many bright flicked on at corner. for ingle to head in after 66 minutes. and look at this, cross shot, it doesn't matter, it is still stunning, alan cuthbert sealing the points with 15 minutes. that's all the sport for now. bye—bye. —— alan cuthbert. sunshine and heavy showers following on. the right not getting into the northern isles of the eastern side of england until late in the day but it will sweep its way through, clear spells and showers to take us into friday morning. many places will start friday on a dry night. my my dry weather, some spells of sunshine, there will be one or two showers particular west, the weekend will bring some rain at times but it will bring some rain at times but it will be pretty mild highs of around 40 degrees. —— 14 degrees. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore. i'm karishma

the thing that glazer family missed out in _ the thing that glazer family missed out in the _ the thing greatest asset. if you — supporters are the greatest asset. if you get _ supporters are the greatest asset. if you get the supporters on side and everyone working together, the best way— and everyone working together, the best way to do that is to share in the ownership, transparent and clear ownership _ the ownership, transparent and clear ownership and everyone with equal shares, _ ownership and everyone with equal shares, that creates the right formula — shares, that creates the right formula for a successful and happy formula fora successful and happy football— formula for a successful and happy football club, a successful team on the pitch — football club, a successful team on the pitch. we want to see owners who are open— the pitch. we want to see owners who are open to _ the pitch. we want to see owners who are open to working with supporters as partners— are open to working with supporters as partners and will be genuine partners — as partners and will be genuine partners are

ronaldo also was critical of the glazer family in the interview and said they did not care about the thank ou ve might soon be leaving as well. thank you very much. _ might soon be leaving as well. thank you very much. andy _ might soon be leaving as well. thank you very much, andy swiss _ might soon be leaving as well. thank you very much, andy swiss at - might soon be leaving as well. thank you very much, andy swiss at old - you very much, andy swiss at old trafford. cost—of—living payments worth hundreds of pounds will arrive in millions of people's accounts from today. more than 11.6 million pensioners will start receiving up to £600 from the government to help with their energy bills. the payments will be made over two months. another one million people on tax credits will also receive payments. the number of people who can't work because of a long term health problem has risen to a record two and a half million, according to officialfigures. it comes as the bank of england warns that growth is suffering because of a sharp rise in economic inactivity — in other words, people not

it said the glazer family, who have owned manchester united since 2005, would "consider all strategicns." the glazerfamily claim there are 1.1 billion manchester united fans around the world and it's one of the most valuable sporting clubs in the world. but if the club is sold, whoever buys it won't be able to pick cristiano ronaldo. here's how the club tweeted the news — a short statement saying... "cristiano ronaldo is to leave manchester united by mutual agreement, with immediate effect. the club thanks him for his immense contribution across two spells at old trafford." let's put all of that into context now — with bbc sport's marc edwards. it is not really everyday that an interviewer with a footballer has such immediate, wide—ranging consequences. as you said earlier on, cristiano ronaldo is no longer a manchester united player, isuppose inevitable, really, despite being a legend at the club, scoring 145 goals over the two spells, that scorched earth interview with piers morgan meant his place at old trafford was untenable. look, he said he felt betrayed by the club, he didn't r

we want the glazers gone. the glory days under sir alex ferguson, the team has struggled to win silverware. their last league title came in 2013, and they haven't won a trophy for five years. it was hoped the return of the former player cristiano ronaldo would boost the team's fortunes. but on tuesday he left the club with immediate effect following a breakdown in relations with the manager, erik ten hag. i don't have respect for him because he don't show respect for me. this is why we are in that situation. i feel betrayed. and i felt that some people that don't want me here, not only this year, but last year, too. with a history stretching back to the late 1800s, manchester united has seen its fair share of change, and more is round the corner. but exactly what remains unclear. the statement itself says there are no assurances the club will be sold, leaving supporters searching for answers just as their side seeks more success. gareth barlow, bbc news. the uk's highest court will announce the outcome of a ca

. probably glazers.ing at it and thinking maybe it's sell up. okay all it's time to sell up. okay all right. thank you, paul . paul, right. thank you, paul. paul, hope that and it's bringing us all the news from there. not only the culture and the socialising , only the culture and the socialising, all only the culture and the socialising , all the fans, but socialising, all the fans, but also a bit of match analysis, which was fantastic. let me go to a couple of your messages. we were talking about mark white's package that he he went up to blackpool he recorded for us this was looking at many illegal immigrants being housed in immigrants are being housed in blackpool also some of blackpool whilst also some of the british homeless people were assessed on the streets feeling like they were invisible. linda in assessed britain now in leeds assessed britain is now the for illegal the dumping ground for illegal immigrants. we are the laughing stock europe we cannot stock of europe we cannot control wirral h

it is all go at old trafford, on tuesday, the glazers, the american owners of manchester united, theywners but what we do know is they will be looking to make a tidy profit, that is why they have been in this situation is a whole throughout their ownership, if you will, united did say the same and the processes designed to enhance the club. they want to capitalise with opportunities on that pitch and commercially. they spells of parts in 2012, they sold 10% of the club and then sold following —— more shares in the following year so they will be some dollars flying around.— they will be some dollars flying around. sounds like it miaht be flying around. sounds like it might be a _ flying around. sounds like it might be a big _ flying around. sounds like it might be a big gash - flying around. sounds like it might be a big gash a - flying around. sounds like it might be a big gash a busy. might be a big gash a busy night for you, mark. thank you. let's turn to the world cup in qatar now — and for the first time, there were four matches on the same day. here are the results from tuesday —

the glazer plan is confident they could get four, maybe 5 billion.nly are they confident, they think there is big enough demand out there. francine: david, thank you. check out his story on the bloomberg terminal. we dive into the detail on the european union's plans for a price cap on russian oil exports. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: welcome back to the open. 43 minutes into the trading day. modest losses on the benchmark after gains yesterday. the ftse 100 is the standout, gaining .4% on the back of higher basic resources, energy and iron ore, gaining 33 points. francine: the eu looks to soften its price cap on russian oil exports, as the bloc shapes a break on emergency prices. let's get you are commodities team leader -- get to our commodities team leader, how aggressive does the eu want to be? >> hi, francine. we will hopefully get the final details of this oil price cap today after eu ambassadors meet. the main thing is what level that price cap is set at. the oil market is thinking it will be around $60 a barrel, but it might be slightly higher.

it comes after years of protest from fans against the glazer family's ownership of the club.he most valuable sporting organisations in the world but had the club is sold, whoever buys it will not be able to get christian and ronaldo. this is the tweet they put out today. we have a footballjournalist with us. i spoke to him about the stories. iii with us. i spoke to him about the stories.— the stories. if he's going to cive an the stories. if he's going to give an interview, - the stories. if he's going to give an interview, he - the stories. if he's going to | give an interview, he should already have a plan of going away, but also everybody knew since last summer when there was the big summit when also sir alex ferguson was there, where cristiano ronaldo has the facility to go on loan for one year and then come back, manchester united say no way. giving an interview like that means that you are pushing for going out, for leaving. at the same time, manchester united already knew the situation was unbearable and probably was also looking for the chance where they could look at

briefly, the glazers statement talks about respecting their fans.nt to see? the toxic relationship has gone, it is best that there is an amicable parting of the ways between the fan base and the glazers. the foreign secretary, james cleverly, has told the bbc the qatari authorities have taken "real steps" to ensure gay football fans are safe during the world cup. he said the qataris also understood how strongly the united kingdom felt about issues of liberty and freedom. last week he faced criticism for telling lgbt communities not to protest while there. they have taken real steps to ensure that gay football fans are safe and do feel secure and can enjoy the football. should british fans be forced to take their rainbow hats off? the rules for what goes on in the stadium is down to fifa, and the football authorities. the point i made when i went over to qatar a few days ago was to make sure our consular team is up and running, the police coordination is up and running and the qataris understand how strongly we feel about these issues of liberty and

it comes after years of protest from fans against the glazer family's ownership of the club.he club with immediate effect by mutual agreement. he had made a number of damaging allegations about his recent treatment in a television interview. a tweet from the club said... tancredi palmeri is an italian sports journalist — he's in qatar, covering the world cup. i spoke to him earlier about what was happening with cristiano ronaldo. you don't give such an interview if you don't have a plan of going away. but also everybody knew since last summer, when there was that big summit where, also, sir alex ferguson was there, where cristiano ronaldo asked the possibility to go on loan for one year, to then come back, and manchester united said, "no way." giving an interview like that means that you are pushing for going out, for leaving. at the same time, manchester united already knew the situation was unbearable and probably was also looking for the chance where they could look at it as justified in front of fans, to say, "we couldn't "do anything else." so in some ways, a formal divo

. >> reporter: eric glazer practiced condo law in florida for 30 years.he's trained 22,000 owners across the state in how to manage their condos. >> in order to get on the board, there's no prior qualifications that you're an accountant or attorney or have any prior business experience whatsoever. >> reporter: so what happens? >> sometimes the budget isn't done right. sometimes the spending isn't done right. often times the repairs are not done right. >> reporter: glazer told us condo boards can face intense pressure from neighbors, especially retirees to keep costs low. that's not easy. two thirds of the condos in florida are at least 30 years old. in october, this 50-year-old condo in miami beach was deemed unsafe and its residents ordered out when engineers found a crack in a main support beam had expanded. >> doesn't anybody think eventually these buildings are going to need repair? >> reporter: and now the bill has come due. >> now the bill has come due. >> future condominiums never have to worry about another surfside taking place. >> reporter: the

would you be pleased to see the glazer family go? i pleased to see the glazer family go?led -lan serial underachievers. the failed [an for serial underachievers. the failed plan for the _ serial underachievers. the failed plan for the european _ serial underachievers. the failed plan for the european super - serial underachievers. the failed - plan for the european super league, that has lingered on, and then the forced and chelsea at the price it went for is clearly influenced.— clearly influenced. even by united's standards, this _ clearly influenced. even by united's standards, this has _ clearly influenced. even by united's standards, this has been _ clearly influenced. even by united's standards, this has been a - clearly influenced. even by united's| standards, this has been a dramatic 24—hour is. while their owners have announced they might be leaving, their star player already is. cristiano ronaldo�*s exit after an interview in which he said the glazers didn�*t care about the club has meant more upheaval. reynaldo�*s currency at the world cup with portugal where a

why are the glazer's looking to sell? >> they have resisted it for so long. has been massive fan pressure. i think now with liverpool, some of the american owners have been beginning to say maybe we have good valuations, we might as well get out. they are less concerned about the strength of the state back clubs. having to compete with them. disappointment perhaps at the collapse of the super league. with manchester united has just been really frustrating. they have not won anything on the pitch since 2013. a long time for them. manus: and they have one star less to play with in terms of ronaldo parting company from the club by mutual agreement. what do you make of that? >> interesting. when i first heard the shares were going up, i assumed it was because he was finally leaving. he has been an amazing player in his career but the past few months, he has been deadweight firm and united. -- deadweight for man united. there is relief. i think he did have a good year last year but this year it seemed with the new manager things are moving quite quickly, a new squ

lauren: they were sold and are owned by the american glazer family and look to bring in an investmentg the possibility of sale, they own 2 thirds of total equity in the team, elon musk joked, months ago about buying them, the reports suggest jim ratcliffe could be interested. the market value of 2. $5 billion and they need to upgrade their biggest stadium hundreds of millions of dollars to do that so the story is very much about the glazer's being unpopular and needing money. by the way, friday, keep going to say tomorrow but it is in 2 days, one:00 eastern coverage on fox, usa versus england, who will you go for in a game like this? ashley: i love both. the united states had to get something out of this game because they withdrew with wales in the first round game so a lot at stake, that will be good, yours seems good, young and fast, can't wait for the game. >> is soccer your favorite? ashley: yes. lauren: it is interesting to do this story with you, thank you for being gentle. ashley: you did very well. back to this country, this country's largest real union could be going on strik

how much do you think the glazer decision overnight was influenced by rinaldo's public interview and criticism of the owner? >> it's possible but i don't think it held as much sway i think it came out at a similar time but rinaldo's dy paeparture, wih providing scathing remarks on the leadership, manager, that did highlight a few of the issues and took what is manchester united's beloved son to highlight the issues. it would be the same if you saw alex ferguson come out with similar statements and that might shape things but it was the perfect timing because they needed to do it now. >> bring it back to the numbers, because being a business show i want to bring in an interesting point as well with regards to rinaldo's transfer fee, which was one of the most expensive transfer fees of all time, with the exception of i think neymar's move, but he made the transfer to man u at a cost of 220 million pounds now that that deal has been broken up, what does that do to the financials >> it certainly clears up a lot of money they needed to give, you know, rinaldo around 16 million pounds as w

are you dancing with joy then to see the back the glazers, we're still back of the glazers, we're stillhis actually a dream ? that's is this actually a dream? that's how it feels right now for a lot united fans. but yes , it is united fans. but yes, it is really exciting times that . you really exciting times that. you said say it's been 17 years. the fan has been fighting back on the ownership for pretty that whole time we've lost quite few funds from it and some funds have just completely given up on any progress for the football club . it's horrible. now this is club. it's horrible. now this is this is a moment in history probably of the biggest moments in the club's history, definitely in the modern day . definitely in the modern day. and it is really excites that the fa and the hope that this could actually be going ahead . could actually be going ahead. what is the big problem the glazers it's the much the investment so they didn't spend a penny of their own money buying united they leveraged the debt on the football club that debt on the football club that debt has risen year yea

larry glazer. thank you very much. >> appreciate it.to twitter employees bep period to put in long hard, hours of work or get out. fox business's susan li is here with details story. reporter: elon musk cracks examined as we speak testifying in the shareholder lawsuit challenging his 56 billion-dollar tesla pay package, the most lucrative ceo pay package in u.s. history. here is live footage from this morning. i should note that elon musk is actually in the lead tesla car, not the suv that some people pointed out. so on the stand you had elon musk taking shots at the sec saying again they seem to be more focused on him instead of putting their attention on say, ftx for example. he says he is 100% focused on tesla. he was. in 2017 not a part-time ceo. he also talked about twitter. he says he doesn't want to be the ceo of any company. elon musk just saying that he expects to find somebody else to run twitter. he will reduce his time eventually with twitter because it is taking up the lion's share of his time the past few weeks and the fun

the owners glazers care owners the glazers don't care about about about football care about marketingand he said some quite movie family. it movie stuff about his family. it was interview the cynical pov was a interview the cynical pov as was it because the as he was doing it because the world wants to world cup's up, he wants to shine world and get shine in the world cup and get transfer obviously you transfer and obviously after you said respect said you don't respect the manager, go manager, you can't possibly go back. what's going to back. so that's what's going to happen. united and now going to terminate there's terminate contract and there's going legal battle for going to be a legal battle for who money basically who pays what money basically because 60 million because it might be 60 million that yeah that you might lose. yeah mean are team are you in team united team ronaldo anthony i i'm i'm in team united i think for any normal balanced they could find a way end that relationship and sort of leave with the you know the legacy intact and he failed to do that and i think i wa

the owners glazers care owners the glazers don't care about about about football care about marketingand he said some quite movie family. it movie stuff about his family. it was interview the cynical pov was a interview the cynical pov as was it because the as he was doing it because the world wants to world cup's up, he wants to shine world and get shine in the world cup and get transfer obviously you transfer and obviously after you said respect said you don't respect the manager, go manager, you can't possibly go back. what's going to back. so that's what's going to happen. united and now going to terminate there's terminate contract and there's going legal for going to be a legal battle for who pays money basically who pays what money basically because 60 million because it might be 60 million that yeah that you might lose. yeah mean are team are you in team united team ronaldo anthony i i'm i'm in team united i think for any normal balanced they could find a way end that relationship and sort of leave with the you know the legacy intact and he failed to do that and i think i watc

it's confirmed that the glazer families now seeking new investments. a move which could pay the way for a sale. united have not won the premier league title since 2013. it sat several managers and so alex ferguson retired middle manchester, united star player christiano. rinaldo is leaving with immediate effect. the club says both parties agree to terminate his contract. the announcement comes days after the strike or accuser nighted, a forcing him out. it's not clear which team you'll join after the work um ah.

criticized by gary navella and wayne runia , and ronaldo also spoke out and the owners of united in the glazerthey just do not care about this cube said the portuguese. ronaldo explained that he was absent from the pre-season training camp due to his daughter's illness, he informed the club's management , but they did not believe him after fresh quotes. rumors have already appeared in the media that the management of manchester united plans to sprout the contract by the portuguese and fine him at least a million euros, the full version of the interview should appear this week. and chests ended the season of group b of the top division of the national student football league winners of the place or debutants of the complex all-russian competitions football players of the volodymyr dal lugansk state university students from the lpr scored 31 points in 12 matches the second place was taken by the team of the academy of the ministry of internal affairs donetsk people's republic, who scored a record 56 goals to the bronze team of the south russian state polytechnic university named after platov fro

manchester was announced, the club's owners announced their readiness to sell it to the american glazeramily. owns manchester united 2005 on the eve of announced that they are starting to study strategic alternatives to accelerate growth the wording allows for the sale of the club or the attraction of new investments, while there is no specifics yet about the readiness for sale. i never thought that in my old age i would start the morning with reports from the front and similar to verlibrrelations when the soviet union collapsed. we found ourselves face to face with ukraine, i knew that they were only waiting to be told freedom is above all. it seems to me that the comprehension of an emotional story with soot on the windows is tearing up. inflamed bruises will turn pale in the faces of the prisoners, as it pours out the gospel of the living dead will grow with their own fatherland name the collective security of the csto, which will meet today in yerevan, on which the president of russia is flying to armenia, what is on the agenda? he will also work with colleagues from the organizatio

manchester was announced, the club's owners announced their readiness to sell it to the american glazer. owns manchester united since 2005 announced the day before that they are starting to explore strategic alternatives to accelerate growth the wording allows the sale of clubs or the attraction of new investments, while there is no specifics yet about the readiness for sale. sasha an interesting situation, let's see how cristiano will perform at the world championship alexander abramov, while we move on to other topics, muscovites complain about the work of one of the capital's copper clinics, they say they were invited to free procedures, but in the end they imposed loans, which now have to be paid for many years. why did you agree to such conditions in our next article? me invited to free procedures 420,000 rubles. how much did natalya cost a gift from a cosmetology clinic. estetmet. i immediately said that i could not go through the procedures, as it would be financially limited specifically, but they offered me that they began to insist that i have rosacea on my face. uh, as if the

the target of cristiano ronaldo�*s latest rebuke is the glazers, manchester united's american owners,ons between player and club continues. he's said they don't care about united on a sporting front, but want it for the marketing and the money. given the latest instalment released from his talktv interview this exchange is laced with a bit of significance. portugal teammate bruno fernandes, of manchester united of course, as they meet up for the world cup. as for manchester united, they say they'll consider their response to what ronaldo�*s saying after the full facts haves been established, which could be once the interview has gone out in full later this week. the uk snooker championship is back under way in york. yesterday ronnie o'sullivan eased passed matthew stevens in the first round. today it's the turn of world number threejudd trump, who's taking on xiao guodong. play began at i o'clock so they're still in the early stages. this is the latest from york's barbican centre... this match continues now on bbc two. moeen ali hopes he and his england team—mates can convince ben sto

manchester united's owners, the glazer family, are thinking of selling the football club.it's of the options being considered. the family says it's also seeking new. it follows the announcement that cristiano ronaldo has left the team with immediate after he immediate effect after he publicly the direction the publicly the direction of the club tv online and dab+ radio. this is gb news. now back to . tom good morning. it's 934 and this is the briefing with me, tom harbert, on your tv and your radio now, our political reporter catherine foster joins us now live from downing street because there have been some very worrying in the news for the conservative in the last 24 hours. two conservative have mps announced that they're standing down at the next election . and down at the next election. and of course, this key vote on has now been delayed after rebels. catherine, what's on.7 yes well, rishi sunak is finding out , as rishi sunak is finding out, as liz truss did, as boris did, as theresa may did before them, that conservative party is in unruly and difficult to manage de

with manchester united's owners, the glazer family, tonight revealing they might sell the club, the turbulenced queen consort have welcomed the president of south africa, cyril ramaphosa, who addressed parliamentarians at westminster, and tonight has been attending a banquet at buckingham palace. mr ramaphosa , one of the chief negotiators of south africa's transition to democracy, is hoping to encourage more british investment in the south african economy , as our royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. it is the ultimate in state hospitality, deployed for political, diplomatic and economic purposes. it is a state visit, the first of king charles' reign, the first to take place since the pre—covid days of 2019. the state visitor was president cyril ramaphosa of south africa. for him, there was the full ceremonial welcome on horse guards, the guard of honour drawn up, the anthems playing. and then the carriage ride up the mall, the mounted divisions of the household cavalry, the king, queen consort and the president in the irish state coach, other ministers and officials following behin

ronaldo claims the glazers "don't care about the club" on a sporting front.nited — and claimed they were trying to force him out of the club. he's also taken a swipe at former team—mates wayne rooney and gary neville who've criticised him at times. he says they're doing it to be more famous —= and they're not his friends. meanwhile, portugal's world cup squad includes ronaldo's manchester united team—mate bruno of welcomes when they met up with the national side. midfielderjoao mario — who witnessed the exchange — says it's been misinterpreted, and ronaldo and fernandes werejust having a joke. this year's world cup breaks new ground with the apppointment of female match officials for the first time. they include salima mukansanga from rwanda. she made history earlier this year by taking charge of a match at the men's africa cup of nations. now she'll do the same on a global stage. the bbc�*s celestine karoney reports... it is up to us to take this opportunity and become productive from that opportunity. you are opening the door to the rest of women's sports,

in the latest instalment, released by british broadcaster talktv, ronaldo claims the glazers "don't care felt "betrayed" by manchester united, and claimed they were trying to force him out of the club. he's also taken a swipe at former team—mates wayne rooney and gary neville, who've criticised him at times. he says they're doing it to be more famous, fernandes, who didn't seem to afford him the warmest of welcomes when they met up with the national side. midfielderjoao mario, who witnessed the exchange, says it's been misinterpreted, and ronaldo and fernandes werejust having a joke. a hilarious one, it looked like. a hilarious one, it looked like. this year's world cup breaks new ground with the apppointment of female match officials for the first time. they include salima mukansanga from rwanda. she made history earlier this year by taking charge of a match at the men's africa cup of nations. now she'll do the same on a global stage. the bbc�*s celestine karoney has more. it is up to us to become productive from that opportunity and take this opportunity. it isjust opportunity and take

the owners — the glazer family — say they will ensure that fans are at the centre of any decisions madefuture of the club. they have confirmed they're considering selling up. the club's supporters trust says the news will put a spring in the step of fans. manchester city manager pep guardiola has signed a two—year contract extension that will keep him at the club until 2025. guardiola has won 11 trophies, including four premier league titles, during six years at etihad stadium. and is city's second longest—serving manager. he says he is "so pleased to be staying" and "cannot be in a better place." that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that game between germany and japan is ongoing now and it is japan in front and it is 1—0. i will bring you the latest throughout the afternoon. i will see them. thank you very much, holly. let's get more now on the news about pregnancy after a loss. new research has found that getting pregnant within a few months of a miscarriage or an abortion does not appear to pose extra risks for mothers and bab

maybe the glazer family is as well. there are other football businesses in that part of the world.will be interesting to see what kind of prices these businesses could go for. a decent score. kailey: i get the sense most people are interested in talking football today what we will force our next guest to talk about something else. we want to get back to our question of the day. it is thanksgiving inspired. what is the ecb thankful for? joining us to talk about that is james abby. world cup aside, what do you think the ecb is looking at this thanksgiving? james: that's a tough one. i guess they are thankful for the fact that they managed to get some rate hikes on the board to this point, they are probably thankful for four months of peripheral spreads and very well behaved bucking a lot of expectations about the outlook for them. tightening over the last several weeks and giving the impression of significant stability. that's probably where the ecb's thankfulness ends in terms of the problem they have to solve, a growth inflation trade-off. it's not looking good. guy: do you think t

but that stock is up 14.6% the glazers made a great purchase back in 2005, at this point, given the valuationsobviously, a lot of premier league championships there in recent years, but they do now say they are considering a sale, and that stock is up almost 15% yes, it is a public company, again, controlled by the glazers. >> meanwhile, at ftx's bankruptcy hearing yesterday, attorneys for the collapsed crypto exchange made some eye-opening statements eamon javers was at that hearing and joins us this morning with more the words "personal fiefdoms" got a lot of play yesterday. >> it was a wild one this was an opportunity for the new ftx management and their attorneys at sullivan and cromwell to really take out the trash and dump a lot of blame on sam bankman-fried for what he did. they called it a personal fiefdoms of sam bankman-fried. they said the efmperor has no clothes in terms of the previous management, and they laid out answers to all the questions we had going into this hearing. one of the big questions was, just, how much does ftx owe? we didn't get that answer. but we did get some o

some news just some newsjust in some news just in and the glazers said they may sell the club, they says. portugal forward cristiano ronaldo is to leave manchester united with immediate effect. the decision follows a controversial interview in which the 37—year—old criticised the club and said he had "no respect" for manager erik ten hag. both parties stated that ronaldo's exit was "mutually agreed". a statement from the club thanked him for his "immense contribution across two spells at old trafford". they added, "everyone at manchester united remains focused on continuing the team's progress under erik ten hag and working together to deliver success on the pitch". ronaldo is with portugal at the world cup and is set to captain them in their opening group h game against ghana on thursday. i think both parties will be delighted now. he'll busily done that interview with the mindset that he wanted to get out of that football club, he wasn't happy, made a very clear. but i also think that eric ten hart has got what he wanted as well in this situation so both parties are happy, move on, ne

than the owners, the glazer's, minority equity owners come out and say yes, we are looking at optionsd it is all across instagram, twitter. we should be talking about the world cup on the pitch, what is happening off it continues to dominate the headlines and what people are talking about. caroline: my entire twitter, instagram, whatever, tiktok, is a flood of world cup news. this man owning instagram because -- with his amount of followers. that does it for this edition of "bloomberg technology." ed: check out our podcast and all of the platforms you go to. this is bloomberg. ♪ folks, it looks like we're gonna have to land this big old bird earlier than expected because it's the xfinity black friday sale. get the fastest mobile service with xfinity mobile. yeah, we'll be cruising in to get the best price for 2 lines of unlimited for just $30 each per month. oh my! plus, for a limited time, get 500 dollars off an eligible 5g phone. even you in 22c. flight attendants, prepare for big savings. drop everything and get to the xfinity black friday sale. click, call or visit a store today.

than the owners, the glazer's, minority equity owners come out and say yes, we are looking at optionslub and it is all across instagram, twitter. we should be talking about the world cup on the pitch, what is happening off it continues to dominate the headlines and what people are talking about. caroline: my entire twitter, instagram, whatever, tiktok, is a flood of world cup news. this man owning instagram because -- with his amount of followers. that does it for this edition of "bloomberg technology." ed: check out our podcast and all of the platforms you go to. this is bloomberg. ♪

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. >> the cowboys may have won the game or more as we bring in the nfl insider jay glazer, and you saidin pregame, maybe it is a battle for odell. >> well, both of the teams were in it for the talent, and odell, and he was watching, and right now, the cowboys have him tentatively to come in for december 5th, and the giants have him coming in right after the cowboys meet with him, but odell beckham is going to be on one of the two teams in the next couple of weeks. >> thank you, jay. we have a peek inside of the locker room that he might be in soon following cowboys' win. >> we have to clean up some stuff here, especially those penalties. >> yes, sir. >> and great job, and happy thanksgiving. and you have got this? >> yes, and you understood the assignment, and great job. cowboys on me. one, two, three -- >> cowboys! >> this is wrapping up a fun day of football american-style, but earlier in the world cup action, the team that most everyone is thinking that they will be the favorites throughout the tournament, there were two goals and none better than this one as brazil gets the win to a

the game had to be called off when fans broke into old trafford in protests against the glazer family—year—old italian tested positive at newcastle racecourse in august. let's return to the world cup, and one of the big stories of the day there in qatar — iran's injury time win over wales. my colleague poorria jefereh, from bbc persia, joins us. a roller—coaster of emotions for iran and their fans so far, that heavy defeat to england, and now this dramatic win over wales, how are the supporters back hom engaging with the fortunes of the national team. it seems quite crazy, you say iran has beat wales 2—0 and it's a political statement. there are three types of fans right now — the government supporters who want to take credit for this win, then there's the protesters who are saying this team belongs to the islamic republic and is not the representative of iran, so they're not cheering this win. and there's a third type of fan who says "we don't like the government, they are part of the protesters," but they say this win goes under the name of iran. many years from now, maybe there's a

as well as criticising the owners the glazers — he's also taken a swipe at former team—mates wayne rooneynandez, ronaldo's manchester united teammate, joining up with him and the rest of the portugal team for the world cup. you can make what you want of this short exchange. it's not clear what was said but that video was posted by portugal's social media channels. as for manchester united — they say they'll consider their response to what ronaldo's saying after the full facts haves been established, which we assume is once the interviews gone out in full. england's women need to turn professional if they�* re to close the gap on new zealand and australia in rugby league. that's according to departing head coach craig richards. england's dream of reaching a first ever women's rugby league world cup final were dashed in york. new zealand who turned professional earlier this year, fought back to reach their sixth successive final. they won by 20 points to 6 last night. england captain emily rudge hopes that despite the loss there will be a lasting legacy in this country. that's all the sport

after tearing his a c l in the super bowl second time he's torn that ligament, but according to jay glazer to be fully cleared by next week. and he wants to play for a contender. glaser says. the 49ers cowboys bills and possibly the rams are on the short list for beckham, and there could be a bidding war, he says earlier today, i asked 40 hours beat writer grant cohn of sports illustrated about the possibility becca coming to the niners. wouldn't the niners make this movie? it would be just like the christian mccaffrey moved. the niners want to go all in. they want to add to their offense, which is underperformed this season. he's a splashy big name, put him in a kyle shanahan offense and watch out. it seems totally in character. alright you're 73 years old. you just won your first world series as a manager. perfect time to go out on top. perhaps not so fast, says dusty baker, who said today he plans to return to manage the astros next season, which would be his 26 as a big league manager. on saturday, baker, he became the oldest manager to win a world series and the third african american

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