qualifying round starting on wednesday and then they will need to beat either psv eindhoven or strum grazparing for their first season of european football for 13 years. they've been drawn against hibernian or luzern in the europa conference league. it's after they finished seventh in the premier league last season under unai emery. manchester united defender raphael varane says players and managers are "not being heard" when it comes to new injury time and dissent rules. all but two efl fixtures went to 100 minutes over the weekend, to more accurately reflect stoppages in play, while players and managers have been warned they face tougher punishments for poor behaviour. varane says on social media that players have shared concerns for many years that there are too many games and it's at a dangerous level for players. he adds, "we just want to be in good condition on the pitch to give 100% to our club and fans. "why are our opinions not being heard?" henry slade will not be at the upcoming rugby union world cup. he has not been selected for the england squad, despite playing at the past t

another missile strike, multiple civilians killed and injured in the eastern city of graz.ing the summit kicks off in focused on one of the world's most important ecosystems. portugal is burning. the hottest day of the year triggering wildfires as thousands are forced to evacuate. welcome to world news america. we start with the war in ukraine. at least seven people are dead after two russian missile attacks. the second missile attack happened as rescuers were searching for victims of the first. zens were injured, including two children. the head of the region said it damaged a hotel, as well as office buildings. our correspondent has more about the attack and the town where it happened. >> rescue efforts are continuing today. paused overnight because of risk shelling. it is one of many frontlin towns whereafter the population was hollowed out in the full-scale invasion of last year, people have been returning to cities despite the very real dangers. authorities saying stay away, it is not safe. there are reminders of the threat with damaged buildings. this is the worst we

the news in congress, there were open hearings, and a former american intelligence officer , david grazt the pentagon has samples of human biological substances selected from the places where ufos fell, and then there are many teachings stanford university is currently developing a cure for cancer. when cancer eats itself, they make such things that will attract cancer cells, which instead of feeding on these substances , well, i don’t know what they are called , they will eat it and eat it. for cancer cells, scientists are now turning it into a poison for cancer cells the world is changing global warming different moments of possible shortages of water changing e-e belts where there will be equatorial where there will be subequatorial where there will be continental where there will be and all this is changing. we live in a time when not only ukraine, the whole world is boiling in kazan, from which something new will appear, there will be many discoveries in them, we will feel a lot of it, and we did not even think that it could be us with those on on the threshold we are in these, we

congress there were open hearings and he is an employee of the former american intelligence david graz the pentagon has samples of human biological substances selected from the places where ufos fell , and then the teachings of stanford university today develop cancer rivers, when cancer will eat itself, they do such things that will attract cancer cells, which instead of being fed by these substances. well, there i don't know when it's called , they will devour it and die . in a word , scientists are now turning food for cancer cells into poison for cancer cells. the world is changing globally. warming, different moments, a possible lack of water, a change of e-e belts where there will be equatorial, where there will be sub-equatorial, where there will be continental, where there will be, and all this is changing. there are many discoveries in them, we will feel the fact that we did not even think that it could be like that, we are with those on the threshold. we are in these, we are going into these big changes, so you know the only truth is that we must not listen to liars of all ki

it's like i was mentally worried and psychologically very depressed, but i arrived in graz and made onen as soon as we landed. i've let myself in my head inside myself let me into the body. here are the words. i like everything from everything random pleasure. you know the first time it worked like this and he kept on me angry there. thanks to my good training in novogorsk, but when i arrived , i let myself in, these words disconnected from everyone, and even from evgeny vladimirovich, i united , roughly speaking, with the world with my atmosphere with my inner world. and i won this european championship, i knew, i had a feeling. i just trusted myself trusted in every action to go buy coffee. or i knew everything, i need to drink water there before skating or not. so i would go out to understand roughly speaking that now i'm here for 4 minutes and i'll go pick up your medal on the podium. that's how it was, that is, not that i'm sure there that i'm now winning everyone here. it's just from the inside. here are some fluids spread through the body. i knew no one about it did not say did n

the second leg is in switzerland next tuesday with either psv or sturm graz waiting in the play—off roundt of normal time. kelechi iheanacho and wilfred ndidi with the goals. elsewhere, leeds beat shrewsbury town 2—1 at elland road. for a full run down of all the results or to follow live go to the bbc sport website or app. great britain's emma finucane claimed her first major title as she took gold in the women's sprint at the cycling world championships in glasgow. the 20—year—old held on to beat germany's leah friedrich and was also part of the british team to take silver in the women's team sprint. finucane becomes the first british winner in the discipline since beckyjames�* triumph in minsk in 2013. gb's other big medal hope for the night, katie archibald, finished fourth in the women's 0mnium. 0ver over three days you really have to focus everyday and bring it back to your processes as it comes not get too carried away. but i was really determined and really wanted it and another side of me came out today i definitely paid off but that final was, i literally gave everything i could

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