there base when they are in the north—west. —— knights grange.e grassroots. we have aspirations around the borough in terms of using football, to get people healthy, so we have a problem for the whole of the borough. —— our girl for the whole of the borough. to improve grassroots football and this will be the jewel in that. the first ball will be kicked in anger in about two yea rs. will be kicked in anger in about two years. —— for the whole of the borough. the scottish city of stirling is playing host to this years wheelchair curling world championships, with scotland among the countries eyeing the title. they re up against defending champions norway, as well as the likes of russia, china canada. but as jane lewis reports, being crowned world champion isnt the only prize on offer this week. 12 countries, eight days of competition, one ambition, to be crowned world champions. and it's all taking place here in stirling, with scotland hoping that home advantage will help their chances of success. and they were looking good in today's early session

from grange there. this is really affecting ground there this is really a fake team may feel a student at some of them unknown to him going to school. so there are lots of there a lot of changes uganda's experience ok so what is you'll you'll miss people in uganda who don't think that climate change is an urgent matter what is your message to them. my message to them is that when they say that cutting down trees it's not affecting our lives. when they cut down trees are going to leave us so bad that is going to say and for to me will they give the for that they want. i'm giving them them i say that they're made because they want to make a down just because they want to want but they're affecting someone else's lay someone instance future behaving that's so bad. that does a trick a show on things they've read so they should know things knowing whether it's. ok thank you lee and i will get with the student championing the hashtag friday's will feature in uganda thank you ok now staying on the subject of c

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than one hundred days at a tokyo detention center he has denied all accusations of wrongdoing for grange joins us now from singapore he's a correspondent andrea what's this mean for god or ben these signs chairman position seat remains empty and that could probably mean that going is not going to be welcomed back however. a replacement it may come in handy said the yukky sakakibara a big prominent person in the auto industry in japan is touted to take his place another committee has been set up a committee has been set up to restructure the balance of power within the nissan renault partnership and with john doe meeks and now at the helm of this alliance he could very well find a way to say we need to hold this and rebalance the scales don't know was the main driver behind this merger with news on now that he's gone what's the likelihood of it going ahead. well it's very hard to see you know with chat with us and not at the helm you know he may have a better chance at restructuring the whole system and also having a better suite with the japanese who already felt that there was a severe

the medical centre could see visiting topline european clubs make knights grange their base when they're get people healthy, so we have a programme for the whole of the borough to improve grassroots football. and this really will be doing all of that. the first ball will be kicked in anger in about two years. mark edwardson, bbc news. lucy sta nforth lucy stanforth as scored 2 that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are talkradio presenter, daisy mcandrew, and politicshome's editor, kevin schofield. last night it was all about knives, tonight it's all about bombs. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the metro goes with the investigation into the three packages containing explosives that were found at heathrow airport, london city airport, and waterloo station. the telegraph also leads with that counter—terrorism investigation, with the paper detailing a possible link to irish dissidents. the ft leads on a warning issued by the head of the civil service in nor

our fair one the kind of give our job at the door hard general grange. never mind never family guy after all when i started talking to people about sanitation they would see no good would ever go mart if it despite going on strike for a full month nothing happened i was not even from want difference would i be able to me. when i got here. i do them i could leave that responsibility to me i also showed them that i wouldn't be the slum the job was done that's when they agreed to stand by me but those were very challenging days where. people mostly ignored the women hardly a left. and the men were just not ready to listen to my god we're all an accident cannot go just about any day to avoid that why shouldn't we build and use our own toilets. this is the boy lit. and if this is the mark at which the structure will set you know what i want to know that. he has built two thousand five hundred. some with. money some with government grants and some with generous donations. we should consider ourselves lucky that we have this big oil. these don't even have. any

chief political correspondent well in the grange she is at one of those demonstrations here in berlin alexanderplatz good evening to you melinda so talk to me about why people are so concerned. well first of all i was at the demonstration there were at least two hundred people assembled here at alexanderplatz in the heart of prelim but in fact they have now marched off in the direction of the brandenburg gate leaving me here mostly alone not quite as we'll see in just a moment but basically people are very concerned not least here in berlin which is home to many creative people many startups many artists and there is a worry that this new law both will limit the ability particularly of young struggling artists to put content online and also in that way could in a way almost become a sensor on freedom of expression and i have actually asked one of tonight's demonstrators to stay with me here so that she can tell us a little bit about why she's here so jessica perhaps to say why you came out this evening because today the e.u. parliament have decided to agree to the new copyright direct

. >> the mississippi is also overo its banks, about 150 miles down stream in le grange, missouri.under water. the situation is worse in nebraska, two-thirds of the state's counties are under an emergency. >> 20 miles from omaha, the elk horn river hit the highest level ever measured. >> reporter: we are following all of these floods in the mid-west. in fact, where we are standing right now, this is a part of a levy. and so much of this was actually under water. that's why you can see how moist the ground is right now. take a look right here. this is not the river. that is over there though. that is the elk horn river. what happened here is that this record snow and cold followed by the rapid warmup caused these water levels to rise so much so quickly. if we zoom in back there, you can actually see a house that is just destroyed. there is no way that house is going to be saved. if we turn over here, you can actually still see there are helicopters in the sky because still firefighters, police, officials, they are in the sky looking to see what's going on here, this is one of those

transaction and makes the presence of respected advocates for rural consumers such as the national grange and attorneys general for new mexico and utah supporting the merger. i find those gestures particularly meaningful. i would be happy to answer any questions you have. >> thank you very much. thank you all for your opening statements. we'll now proceed under the five-minute rule with questioning and begin with the gentleman from georgia, mr. johnson, for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and thank the panelists for being here today. mr. ledger, the day after the t-mobile/sprint merger was announced, nine t-mobile execs checked into trump hotel, is that correct? >> thank you, congressman, for the question. we announced our deal on april 29th. and on april 30th, we came to washington, d.c., as a leadership team for two things. one is to meet the fcc and the doj. the second is to announce our quarterly earnings. that was the reason for a large group. >> i understand there was a purpose in coming, but the very next day, nine top execs checked into the trump hotel. after the announc