and israel's maccabi haifa played out a goalless draw with switzerland's bsc young boys.g of those matches on tuesday. english premier league side aston villa have taken a huge lead in their bid to qualify for the europa conference league group stages, they thrashed scottish premier league side hibernian 5—0 in the first leg. ollie watkins helping himself to a hat—trick for the visitors. bernardo silva has signed a one—year contract extension at manchester city, which will keep him at the club until 2026. the portugal midfielder�*s previous deal was due to run out in 2025. silva was linked with barcelona over the past two seasons, and there has also been reported interest from paris st—germain and al—hilal. another season where we will try to do as best as possible and we started well and let's keep going that way. this team over the last — i'm going for my seventh season at city and since i arrived ijust remember one season where we weren't successful. so to be here until now, trophies meant winning a lot. there's been a double blow for england with less than three weeks

young boys of switzerland winning 3—0 against maccabi haifa.ootball association for acting in an "improper manner" after being sent off in liverpool's premier league win over newcastle. the liverpool captain was shown a straight red card in the 28th minute at st james�* park on sunday for fouling newcastle's alexander isak, and then appeared to argue with refereejohn brooks while var reviewed the incident. everton have signed portuguese striker beto from italian club udinese, for a fee reportedly worth up to £30 million. the 25—year—old has joined on a four—year contract at goodison park and becomes theirfifth signing of the summer. the 6ft iiin striker scored ten goals for udinese last season. everton are winless and yet to score a goal in their opening three premier league games. brighton have signed lille midfielder carlos baleba for 27 million euros. the 19—year—old from cameroon joins on a five—year deal. meanwhile, fulham have signed belgium full—back timothy castaigne from leicester on a four—year deal. the 27—year—old spent three season

haifa just four changing places. now 24 at the moment. _ just four changing places. changing places. time" 24 at the moment. and more coming, should be 31 in targets and doesn't listen to science. rishi sunak says more drilling will help to stop the uk relying on other countries for the fuel we use every day to fill our cars and heat our homes. some other stories now, and a woman in northumberland has warned others about the dangers of getting botox from non—medical practicioners after she said she couldn't open her eye for 16 weeks after getting botox from someone in their home. currently, cosmetic practitioners don't need to have any mandatory qualifications, even though some treatments require needles and can cause serious complications. at the world cup, the moroccan defender nouhaila benzina has become the first player to wear a hijab at a world cup match. she made her debut in morocco's win against south korea. and stormzy has pledged to support 36 more black students in their three years of study at cambridge university. the stormzy scholarships were launched

first leg matches in the qualifier round saw panathanaikos 1—0 winners over marseille and maccabi haifarevailed 2—1 in slovakia against slovan bratislava, with all three goals in that match coming in the opening 15 minutes. elsewhere, rangers won 2—1 at home to swiss side servette, with the visitors grabbing what could be a crucial goal ahead of the home leg next week. created some really good chances. obviously, we go there one goal up, but we'll obviously treat that game as if we are going in 0—0, so it's a good start, a better performance compared to the weekend, so we move on from this. and do you feel that obviously, with another game under your belt which you'll get on saturday before that second leg, the performance will all be improved? and does that give you confidence that you can go out there and finish the job? yeah, it's another game to gel together, and whoever is asked to play on the weekend, they're going to give it 100%. anyone who is asked to play the second leg, we're going to give it our all to make sure we are in the next round. so, yeah, we'vejust got to keep worki

the first leg matches in the qualifier round saw panathanaikos1—0 winners over marseille and maccabi haifa with all three goals in that match

wednesday's other game is slovakian side slovan bratislava taking on israel's maccabi haifa. one caroline wozniacki has won her first match on her return to tennis after retiring in 2020. it was a victory at the canadian 0pen. that sets up a meeting with wimbledon champion marketa vondrousova who beat mayar sherif in straight sets in montreal in her first match since becoming a grand slam champion last month. andy murray is through to the second round of the canadian 0pen in toronto after a straight—set victory over lorenzo sonego in toronto. but dan evans is out after losing to canadian wild card gabriel diallo, who is ranked iliist in the world, and had lost all four of his previous atp matches. so a shock for evans, who was the title winner in washington last week. next for diallo is alex de minaur after he beat cam norrie. and that's all the sport for now. much more on our website and on our app. much more on our website and on our a . . _ �* , ., ., much more on our website and on our an. h ., ., app. let's return to what has happened — app. let's return to what has happ

as we did. 60 miles north in the shimmering port city of haifa. most challenging part of running one of the biggest labs at the m.i.t. of israel? dr. dedi meri travels all over israel to medical schools teaching the physicians of the future. >> we are just starting to scratch the beginning of understanding this complex plant. >> reporter: his goal, to show how it all works. how cannabis could help treat so many different ailments using the endocannabinoid system. think of it like this. we all have an endocannabinoid system. which plays a role in just about every function in our body. your body is constantly making what are called endogenous ka nab noids, which bind to receptors throughout the body. so for example, look over here. if someone were to have back pain, that could trigger their homemade cannabinoids releasing and attaching to cb-1 receptors in the spine to help relieve that pain. now, when the endocan binnoid system is working well, doctors call it homeostatic, a healthy balance. but here's part of the problem. this starts to change and

first leg matches in the qualifier round saw panathanaikos 1—0 winners over marseille and maccabi haifarevailed 2—1 in slovakia against slovan bratislava with all three goals in that match coming in the opening 15 minutes. elsewhere, rangers won 2—1 at home to swiss side servette with the visitors grabbing what could be a crucial goal ahead of the home leg next week. we had some really good chances, but obviously we go there one goal up, but we will treat the game as if we were going in 0—0. so it is a good start, a better performance compared to the weekend, so we know we move on from this will do you feel that obviously with another game under your belt before that second lengthy performance will be imprudent as they give you confidence you can go out there and finish the job? yeah, it is another game to gel together and those who are super lonely weekend who will play on the weekend will give their best, and we will give their best, and we will give it a whole to make sure we are in the that will give it a whole and keep pushing on the results will go. with just two days to go until

haifa opportunity is getting bigger. how aware of you _ opportunity is getting bigger. doncaster rovers belles? i'm pretty new to the club. but _ doncaster rovers belles? i'm pretty new to the club. but i _ doncaster rovers belles? i'm pretty new to the club. but i did _ doncaster rovers belles? i'm pretty new to the club. but i did get i new to the club. but i did get everything on the history and it is very impressive. haifa everything on the history and it is very impressive.— everything on the history and it is very impressive. how are your team is doini at very impressive. how are your team is doing at the _ very impressive. how are your team is doing at the moment? _ very impressive. how are your team is doing at the moment? what i very impressive. how are your team i is doing at the moment? what league are you playing in, florence? irate is doing at the moment? what league are you playing in, florence?- are you playing in, florence? we are ila ini... are you playing in, florence? we are playing- -- we _ are you playing in, florence? we are playing... we haven't _

demonstrations and protests have spread from haifa to other cities.he past , they passed the first key part of the food reform package, which limits judicial oversight of some government decisions with the new supreme court act.

haifa here outside. so, we 'ust have a sign saying delayed._ here outside.? sign saying delayed. how are your spirits? you _ sign saying delayed. how are your spirits? you are _ sign saying delayed. how are your spirits? you are smiling, - sign saying delayed. how are your spirits? you are smiling, which i sign saying delayed. how are your spirits? you are smiling, which is| spirits? you are smiling, which is impressive. how are you feeling? i have only been here two hours. but with a one—year—old, we have nappies and wet wipes, and things, and food to worry about. so if it will be 2am, that will be... ii to worry about. so if it will be 2am, that will be. . ._ to worry about. so if it will be 2am, that will be... if you are still smiling _ 2am, that will be... if you are still smiling at _ 2am, that will be... if you are still smiling at 2am _ 2am, that will be... if you are still smiling at 2am with i 2am, that will be... if you are still smiling at 2am with a i still smiling at 2am with a one—year—old, you have the patience of a saint. thankfully, you hav

haifa viewers might remember the bans on hijabs in france.— hijabs in france.erent. you _ hijabs in france. how is this different. you know- hijabs in france. how is this different. you know the - hijabs in france. how is this l different. you know the name hijabs in france. how is this - different. you know the name hijab. familiar terminology. some of that is to do with a number of the bands that have been in place for instances 2004, some of for other reasons like modest fashion, commonplace language. but we haven't spoken about abaya in political discourse. this comes after hijab and niqabfans, the discourse. this comes after hijab and niqab fans, the face covering, which was taken to the high court last year, and also to bans on public servants and athletes, we were talking about spanish athletes but french athletes are banned by the french football federation for wearing a hijab. so interesting about the abaya, a long, low stress that can look very different depending on which region you might find the individual, turkey it is a thick coat, in the middle

haifa prospect of more flooding. how are authorities _ prospect of more flooding.oping with this. we saw the preparations the governor put in place ahead of time, what is it like our with the aftermath to deal with? , . ., , , with the aftermath to deal with? ,. ., ,, ., with the aftermath to deal with? , . ., , , ., ., with? this cleanup is going to be bi , with? this cleanup is going to be big. one — with? this cleanup is going to be big, one powerline - with? this cleanup is going to be big, one powerline work. with? this cleanup is going to be big, one powerline work i. be big, one powerline work i was speaking to earlier today said usually for a category three storm you are looking at at least three weeks of the initial clear up, and rural communities like this one some places can be without power, sitting in the dark for up to a month, and it will be a costly cleanup operation as well. hurricane ian already well into the billions of dollars. this was not as strong a storm but nevertheless the debris far more significant and fema has been pointing to the fact

haifa addresses trying to trace buyers from across the country.cross the country. how did the police find out _ from across the country. how did the police find out about _ from across the country. how did the police find out about this? _ from across the country. how did the police find out about this? police - police find out about this? police in canada began _ police find out about this? police in canada began investigating . police find out about this? tani. c21 in canada began investigating this case back in april following the sudden death of an adult in the toronto area. since kenneth law's arrest, they've been doing is making checks and found hundreds of deaths. tom parfett ended his life after buying the chemical from kenneth law. to buying the chemical from kenneth law. ., ,., , , law. to solve this requires the uk to take action. _ law. to solve this requires the uk to take action. people _ law. to solve this requires the uk to take action. people are - law. to solve this requires the uk to take action. people are still- to take action

haifa definitely on high alert, but this number might increase.often do accidents like this _ number might increase. how often do accidents like this happen _ number might increase. how often do accidents like this happen in - accidents like this happen in pakistan?— accidents like this happen in pakistan? ~ ., , pakistan? well, we have seen in the ast these pakistan? well, we have seen in the past these kinds _ pakistan? well, we have seen in the past these kinds of _ pakistan? well, we have seen in the past these kinds of deadly _ pakistan? well, we have seen in the past these kinds of deadly train - past these kinds of deadly train accidents. it is because most of the time, they put it on the railway structure that you are talking about. it is approximately hundred and 50 years old, the train track, on which these trains move every day. they don't have the capacity to bear high speeds and weights. not only this, most of the trains are overbooked, there are lots of people on them, overbooked, there are lots of people on and even if we look at th

haifa to children and young people. how surrised to children and young people.oung people. how surprised are you _ to children and young people. how surprised are you that we are getting these developments this close to the start of the new term, or is thatjust the consequence of examining what they are dealing with and coming to the logical conclusions when they can? in and coming to the logical conclusions when they can? in many wa s, it's conclusions when they can? in many ways. it's not _ conclusions when they can? in many ways, it's not surprising _ conclusions when they can? in many ways, it's not surprising because - ways, it's not surprising because the amount of funding the government has been putting into school buildings over the last decade has fallen drastically. many organisations have been telling them for a long time at school buildings are in a dreadful state in a lot of places. so it's not surprising that theseissues places. so it's not surprising that these issues are starting to emerge. what is worrying is that this decision has been made so

haifa the year, we are talking between £700 £900 increase.— the year, we are talking between £700 £900anged _ £700 £900 increase. how has your life changed during _ £700 £900 increase. how has your life changed during these _ £700 £900 increase. how has your. life changed during these increases? has it impacted you, what your family can do? indie has it impacted you, what your family can do?— has it impacted you, what your family can do? has it impacted you, what your famil can do? ~ . , ., family can do? we are preparing for the rise but— family can do? we are preparing for the rise but at _ family can do? we are preparing for the rise but at the _ family can do? we are preparing for the rise but at the moment - family can do? we are preparing for the rise but at the moment we - family can do? we are preparing for the rise but at the moment we are i the rise but at the moment we are already budgeting. we budget all the time for everything, food, petrol, everything is on a spreadsheet i have at home. everything is on the. we've got two older children at university that we had to say, t

haifa window into what is happening behind the scenes.— window into what is happening behind the scenes you think donald trump will- behind the scenes. how do you think donald trump will handle j think donald trump will handle all of this including what will likely be a wide ranging large legal timetable while also heading into the primary is? he: believes based on conversations with his friends and allies that the republican voters across the country will stick with him despite all of the legal challenges he is facing. many of his rivals who were at the upcoming presidential debate will take about fa ce—to —fa ce debate will take about face—to—face about his likability as all of this out of the court, but trump, behind—the—scenes today on his plane in the motorcade going over to the courthouse was calm and inside the courtroom when he was asked for his name he said donald trump, donaldj trump and they asked what is your age and said 7/7, encoder a throwaway load, didn't even say he was 77 years old, he said 77, and for those who know him well, that is trouble's very subtle way of signa

haifa sure these things don't happen again, and i think...— sure these things don't happen again, and accept that - again, and i think... how often have we heard that? accept that as - again, and i think... how often have we heard that? accept that as well, | we heard that? accept that as well, but think there _ we heard that? accept that as well, but think there has _ we heard that? accept that as well, but think there has been _ we heard that? accept that as well, but think there has been change, i but think there has been change, there is new movement within the department of health to pry and imtrove it buzz it doefrnt go far enough, there needs to be good investigations by properly trained investigators, with safety science back up so we can look at the patterns and work out why things occur. the example in this case, was that 0k, occur. the example in this case, was that ok, the paediatricians had concerns but the family had concerns, other staff had concerns but there was no joined up thinking because there was no investigation of all the events would have brought the things to

haifa been promoting domestic mining in the united states.— in the united states.states. how is the us going to manage to l the us going to manage to secure some of the key critical minerals that are thwarted by china and other big players? i will tell you what we're doing now. number one, we are sharing information with the countries that are members of the mineral security partnership. we're going share investments, share financing. we're also going to together on recycling. right now for electric vehicle batteries, we don't use many recycled materials in order to manufacture them but experts will tell you in 10—15 years, we will use as much as 50% of our batteries that will come from recycled materials. and you can see the full interview with jose fernandez on talking business weekly with aaron heslehurst here on bbc news. let's give you an update on where markets are trading right now. it's yet another gloomy day with the concerns, yet again, coming from china. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. we're going to have all sorts of weather on friday — from morni

haifa the stories we heard, we decided not to sign a contract.— to sign a contract.'s future and - to sign a contract. how to ensure the amazon's future and provide | to sign a contract. how to ensure i the amazon's future and provide for its people is the biggest dilemma facing leaders at this week's summit. lula is ambitious but it is no easy task. just to get to this part of the amazon, it took 13 hours overnight on a riverboat. now this smaller boat to get to the communities here. if you look on a map, it all looked so close together and itjust goes to show how vast the amazon is but also how difficult it is to navigate and ultimately how difficult it will be for lula to achieve his zero deforestation by 2030. this is hernandez�*s plantation, the tools and training funded by a carbon credit company. last year, the community had to drive out five illegal sawmills felling trees from the land. but defending their territory from loggers is an impossible task on their own. partnering with those who have the funds is the only option. for the company, empowering the com

haifa been involved for 12 years, both my boys have played-— boys have played.ow has it been here during the world _ boys have played. how has it been here during the world cup? - boys have played. how has it been here during the world cup? reallyi here during the world cup? really rood, here during the world cup? really good. really _ here during the world cup? really good. really good _ here during the world cup? really good, really good to _ here during the world cup? really good, really good to see - here during the world cup? really good, really good to see them - here during the world cup? yr-_ii good, really good to see them this morning and even more women involved. it has been brilliant. you can hear how _ involved. it has been brilliant. you can hear how invested they are. what is a bit like this morning?— is a bit like this morning? hectic, full of energy- — is a bit like this morning? hectic, full of energy. they _ is a bit like this morning? hectic, full of energy. they are _ is a bit like this morning? hectic, full of energy. they are just - full o

haifa provided by police officers. how wor in: provided by police officers.provided by police officers. how worrying is it that _ provided by police officers. how worrying is it that this is off the back of a freedom of information request which should be very straightforward?— request which should be very strairhtforward? ~ ., , straightforward? well, ultimately, it's a matter _ straightforward? well, ultimately, it's a matter of _ straightforward? well, ultimately, it's a matter of human _ straightforward? well, ultimately, it's a matter of human error, - straightforward? well, ultimately, it's a matter of human error, but l it's a matter of human error, but it's a matter of human error, but it's important to look at the systems and understand how it is that you had a system that enabled a human to make the error. i have seen many instances where there have been inadvertent disclosures of information through spreadsheets which may contain data that is not immediately evident to the person sending out the document. as you may know, when you open one of those

haifa people are drinking less. how are ou people are drinking less. you perceiving it? i- people are drinking less. limo" are you perceiving it? ithink are you perceiving it? i think there is some truth in it. we put a lot of non— alcoholic and low alcoholic offers out there but we don't see that many people choosing them. the fact is if they are not drinkers, they are not coming clubbing, if i'm honest.— if i'm honest. thank you very much for _ if i'm honest. thank you very much forjoining _ if i'm honest. thank you very much forjoining us _ if i'm honest. thank you very much forjoining us today. i markets now and it's another day of losses so far in asia. the downbeat data out of china and those minutes from the us federal reserve that i was mentioning earlier did not spark confidence about the economic outlook. this is where wall street ending up on wednesday. a similar picture. little to be happy about as fed policymakers split between warnings that inflation is not over and concerns that high interest rates will choke off growth. stay with us her

haifa country produces such fantastic talent, that is not on me. found _ talent, that is not on me. how have you guys found it? _ talent, that is not on me. how have you guys found it? has _ talent, that is not on me. how have you guys found it? has there - talent, that is not on me. how have you guys found it? has there been i talent, that is not on me. how have | you guys found it? has there been a big strong representation year? there has been a lot, particularly the house of oz, a lot of australian things there and i am drawn to australian accents and some that i do not know our australian until actor i've seen them but it's great to be here and represent australia in that way. to be here and represent australia in that way-— to be here and represent australia in that wa . ., ., ., ., in that way. you have one more thing to show us — in that way. you have one more thing to show us so — in that way. you have one more thing to show us so we _ in that way. you have one more thing to show us so we will— in that way. you have one more thing to show

haifa and then the match against nigeria, such a difference.— such a difference.ow much do you take from seeing the site _ such a difference. how much do you take from seeing the site being - such a difference. how much do you take from seeing the site being so l take from seeing the site being so successful?— successful? loving it because children have _ successful? loving it because children have role _ successful? loving it because children have role models - successful? loving it because| children have role models and successful? loving it because l children have role models and i successful? loving it because - children have role models and i did not have that growing up so seeing them get so excited and getting t—shirts with players on them, it is so brilliant. t-shirts with players on them, it is so brilliant-— so brilliant. this is almost 100 ears so brilliant. this is almost 100 years since — so brilliant. this is almost 100 years since the _ so brilliant. this is almost 100 years since the fa _ so brilliant. this is almost 100 years since the fa banned -

haifa too. so these are the situations we are watching right now.— are watching right now.n terms - are watching right now. how much does ecowas have in terms of. does ecowas have in terms of parallel, given that two of its own members have said they would not support, in fact would actively consider any military intervention in niger as an act of war against them, doesn't that mean ecowas is pretty toothless? trio. them, doesn't that mean ecowas is pretty toothless?— pretty toothless? no, i don't think we should--- _ pretty toothless? no, i don't think we should... we _ pretty toothless? no, i don't think we should... we can _ pretty toothless? no, i don't thinkl we should... we can underestimate the resolve of the head of the states in the ecowas regarding this. they have shown strength in terms of taking difficult decisions, as then straight domestically in one country... ecowas leaders are also worried about the domino effects of the coups in the region if it doesn't stop in niger, three countries are ready, niger is the force, what country will be next? so i think all

haifa less support for them coming here. so a very mixed picture.— so a very mixed picture.rnment policies like, for example, sending illegal immigrants to rwanda or are putting asylum—seekers on a barge while their application is being processed. tt while their application is being processed-— while their application is being rocessed. , processed. if you ask people 'ust when those fl processed. if you ask people 'ust when those kind i processed. if you ask people 'ust when those kind ofi processed. if you ask people 'ust when those kind of policies h processed. if you ask people just when those kind of policies are l when those kind of policies are announced, about half the people say that they support them around about a third oppose, and the rest say they don't know. that's pretty consistent. it really doesn't depend what the issue is very much because the average person in the street isn't paying too much attention to the detail. but as time goes on in those policies become open to more and more scrutiny, we do often see a narrowing and indeed a change of the position. u

haifa prepared for another donald trump presidency?— presidency? be prepared for the possibility of - prepared for the possibility of another donald trump presidency? no one knows what he's going to do if he wins power. the last thing that they want is that level of uncertainty from who would be, our most senior and most important ally on the planet. we want to know exactly where the us kit is, we want the us to be predictable and sensible, donald trump is none of those things they are not one of his many qualities. he would not be anybody �*s choice of candidate. britain has to work with what it's got, we've got a strategic alliance with america, come hell or high water, so they'lljust have to deal with it, won't they?— with it, won't they? there is a debate among _ with it, won't they? there is a debate among republican - with it, won't they? there is a - debate among republican candidates were supposed to hear by the end of this week. now for anyone who has travelled to a foreign country, where you don't speak the language you will know that som

haifa wasn't enough to avoid the assassination last night. how strong is this group?sination last night. how strong is this group? the problem - assassination last night. how strong is this group? the problem with - is this group? the problem with ecuador is _ is this group? the problem with ecuador is groups _ is this group? the problem with ecuador is groups are _ is this group? the problem with ecuador is groups are vying - is this group? the problem with ecuador is groups are vying for. ecuador is groups are vying for control of the is why we see this outburst of violence years ago in the main points control over the parts and credits over the country. so it is hard to say this group has control there is some political motivation behind, economic motivation behind, economic motivation behind, economic motivation behind, it is hard to say, but there are several groups fighting in prisons and out of the prisons for control of main routes for drug trafficking. we prisons for control of main routes for drug trafficking.— prisons for control of main routes for drug tra

haifa everything taking place. with him is it exciting for you guys?— it exciting for you guys?for you guys? how if you i can definitely see the appeal- it exciting for you guys? how if you i can definitely see the appeal for. i can definitely see the appeal for spectators, it's much easier to sit as a for 90 minutes to get to see all five events in terms of the athlete experience, it makes the competition a lot harder. you suddenly got an extra round of competing where it used to be a semifinal and a final is now actually qualifying day. we had to be sensible about how many competitions we can do. there's pros and cons. as a whole i think it will be good for viewers of the sport. just over two years and she became 0lympic just over two years and she became olympic champion, undera just over two years and she became olympic champion, under a year to go before the paris games. is everything focused now on paris next year? everything focused now on paris next ear? �* , ,., , everything focused now on paris next year? absolutely. that's my biggest coal in year? absolutely. that's m

haifa focus on the game because there could be a secret attack.ing his parents. _ could be a secret attack. now isaac is teaching his parents. i— could be a secret attack. now isaac is teaching his parents. i have - could be a secret attack. now isaac| is teaching his parents. i have been teachin: is teaching his parents. i have been teaching my — is teaching his parents. i have been teaching my mum _ is teaching his parents. i have been teaching my mum and _ is teaching his parents. i have been teaching my mum and dad - is teaching his parents. i have been teaching my mum and dad and - is teaching his parents. i have been teaching my mum and dad and has| is teaching his parents. i have been - teaching my mum and dad and has been fun dealing _ teaching my mum and dad and has been fun dealing with the experience of that _ fun dealing with the experience of that. ~ , fun dealing with the experience of that. ~' , ., ., ., that. one key move ahead, the government — that. one key move ahead, the government announced - that. one key move ahead, the gove

haifa myself i am fascinated to see them being held accountable.— being held accountable., richard? ithink it— being held accountable. how about you, richard? ithink it is- being held accountable. how about you, richard? i think it is about. you, richard? ithink it is about time the attorneys _ you, richard? ithink it is about time the attorneys are - you, richard? ithink it is about time the attorneys are held - time the attorneys are held accountable because lots of it could not have _ accountable because lots of it could not have been done without the assistance of a eternities and they cannot— assistance of a eternities and they cannot turn— assistance of a eternities and they cannot turn around and say it is donald — cannot turn around and say it is donald trump's doing. he is also accountable for his action but cannot— accountable for his action but cannot hide behind his attorneys. we should _ cannot hide behind his attorneys. we should expect back and forth there where _ should expect back and forth there where donald trump will say what i thought _ where donald tr

haifa how do you promote them? how do they work from home?.— work from home?.- work from home?. how do those men respond when you are trying to i work from home?. how do those men respond when you are trying to work. respond when you are trying to work alongside them. what the ctu? thea;r alongside them. what the (t u? they almost alongside them. what the ctu? tue: almost immediately alongside them. what the ctu? t'te: almost immediately start alongside them. what the ctu? ttez1: almost immediately start talking about their sisters or their partners. i have not heard a single afghan man say they are satisfied with the situation or they can see... in many cases, suicide attempts, the horror of having their girls aged ten, 11, 12 not allowed to school while their boys are allowed to go to school, same with brothers. most often, men talk about their sisters and their mothers and how they want them to have opportunities. before we go, we have to show you, it is full—time at the women's world cup. it is full-time at the women's world cu -. ,, it is full-time at the

haifa see what they are like before they play in the world cup.n _ play in the world cup. how hopeful are you wales can do? _ play in the world cup. how hopeful are you wales can do? i _ play in the world cup. how hopeful are you wales can do? ithink- are you wales can do? i think we will no are you wales can do? i think we will so pretty _ are you wales can do? i think we will so pretty far- _ are you wales can do? i think we will go pretty far. after - are you wales can do? i think we will go pretty far. after the - will go pretty far. after the en . land will go pretty far. after the england game _ will go pretty far. after the england game i _ will go pretty far. after the england game i think - will go pretty far. after the | england game i think we've will go pretty far. after the _ england game i think we've improved a lot and _ england game i think we've improved a lot and it's — england game i think we've improved a lot and it's given— england game i think we've improved a lot and it's given us— england game i think we've improved a lot a

haifa of what happened to the thousands who just disappeared.— of what happened to the thousands who disappeared. how many are we talking about? they think in i we talking about? they think in total, something _ we talking about? they think in total, something like _ we talking about? they think in total, something like 40,000 i we talking about? they think in i total, something like 40,000 people. goodness me. total, something like 40,000 people. goodness me— goodness me. killed, tortured or disappeared _ goodness me. killed, tortured or disappeared in — goodness me. killed, tortured or disappeared in total. _ goodness me. killed, tortured or disappeared in total. it's - goodness me. killed, tortured or disappeared in total. it's a i goodness me. killed, tortured or disappeared in total. it's a lot. i disappeared in total. it's a lot. for the families of those victims, they're obviously not alive, but they're obviously not alive, but they're not knowing what happened or where the remains are. obviously some people's parents have gone to their graves. it'sjust their graves. it's just

haifa pain has come through and about half the pain is still coming.— the pain is still coming.cause some — is that? about another two years because some people _ is that? about another two years i because some people remortgaged is that? about another two years - because some people remortgaged at five year mortgages, reasonably recently, so even if they have some of the pain already, when they have to remortgage it might still be at high rate, so on our modelling and have the pain is still to come and we are talking about a lot of time for some households, particularly concentrated amongst richer households, yes, because they are more likely to have mortgages but of the ones it was the most they are people with mortgages but on lower incomes and it is them who will see the really acute stress. what incomes and it is them who will see the really acute stress.— the really acute stress. what you think bank _ the really acute stress. what you think bank of— the really acute stress. what you think bank of england's - the really acute stress. what you think bank of england's primary

haifa may be a reason for their trauma when it comes to the sea.ea. how many yesterday claimed to _ when it comes to the sea. how many yesterday claimed to be _ when it comes to the sea. how many yesterday claimed to be scared - when it comes to the sea. how many yesterday claimed to be scared of. yesterday claimed to be scared of water? _ yesterday claimed to be scared of water? we had about 20 people claim that. water? we had about 20 people claim that the _ water? we had about 20 people claim that. the number of people who died in the _ that. the number of people who died in the channel —— die in the channel is low— in the channel —— die in the channel is low so _ in the channel —— die in the channel is low so the — in the channel —— die in the channel is low so the idea that all 20 would have experienced that is clearly bogus — have experienced that is clearly bogus it— have experienced that is clearly boaus. �* ., , have experienced that is clearly bonus.�* ., , , have experienced that is clearly boaus. ., i, , bogus. a “ourney perhaps, but i

haifa invoices, quotes, you name it, absolutely everything.erything. how did you know this had happened? was it i absolutely everything. how did you | know this had happened? was it no longer there? know this had happened? was it no longerthere? i know this had happened? was it no longer there?— longer there? i went to sign in to check my messages _ longer there? i went to sign in to check my messages and - longer there? i went to sign in to check my messages and it - longer there? i went to sign in to check my messages and it said i longer there? i went to sign in to l check my messages and it said the page had been deleted. from facebook somehow. i don�*t know if they picked up somehow. i don�*t know if they picked up on it or not but i wasn�*t able to sign in. itjust said the page has been disabled. i had no access, i had nothing. i had no business to run. my diary, everything. had you coied it run. my diary, everything. had you copied it all _ run. my diary, everything. had you copied it all and _ run. my diary, everything. had you copied

haifa know what the price cap is. how could you _ know what the price cap is. the price cap is. how could you be more straightforward? what is the clearest way possible? if i knew that, i would be working for 0fgem. i don't know, all we can do is try and ensure that people understand the price cap is a generalfigure. there is no such thing as a typical household. there is no such thing as average usage. you need to look at what the unit rates are and see how they stack up to what you are currently paying, and if you want to switch, you need to look at how the look on a deal you might want to switch to. that is the most sound way of working out whether there is a deal out there thatis whether there is a deal out there that is were fixing up. the whether there is a deal out there that is were fixing up.— that is were fixing up. the key thin is, that is were fixing up. the key thing is. the — that is were fixing up. the key thing is, the more _ that is were fixing up. the key thing is, the more energy - that is were fixing up. the key thing is, the more energy you

haifa to edward in sydney. he is supporting the matildas. how is everyone?as. how is everyone? i _ supporting the matildas. how is everyone? i am _ supporting the matildas. how is everyone? i am near— supporting the matildas. how is everyone? i am near the - supporting the matildas. how is i everyone? i am near the stadium. supporting the matildas. how is - everyone? i am near the stadium. i everyone? lam nearthe stadium. i think. _ everyone? lam nearthe stadium. i think. i_ everyone? lam nearthe stadium. i think. iwas— everyone? lam nearthe stadium. i think, i was talking to a friend as we were — think, i was talking to a friend as we were catching the bus, we kind of agree _ we were catching the bus, we kind of agree it _ we were catching the bus, we kind of agree it is _ we were catching the bus, we kind of agree it is probably the biggest team _ agree it is probably the biggest team sporting event ever to be held in australia — team sporting event ever to be held in australia. it is of that magnitude now. the front six pages and the _ magnitude now. the

haifa let's get them in the dock if that is what people want. how difficult is what people want.o make? ., ., ~' to make? i do not think it difficult- _ to make? i do not think it difficult. listen _ to make? i do not think it difficult. listen to - to make? i do not think it difficult. listen to the i to make? i do not think it i difficult. listen to the people to make? i do not think it - difficult. listen to the people who matter, the victims and families, and if we have to force people to appear in the dock we have the staff, training, skills to do it. let's make it happen. mark fairhurst, thank you. more than one million people visit stonehenge every year, and many might be surprised to see the famous stones sitting just meters away from one of the busiest roads in the south west. a road you know well. people do. they might be going on holiday and driving down that road. recently, plans to build a tunnel under the world heritage site, to improve traffic, were approved by the government, but campaigners say it could mean the landmark is stripped of its world heritage site sta

haifa and not be able to do this, it was quite an intense three days. how did they react?very dignified, as simon once - they react? we always have had a . very dignified, as simon once said, gentlemanly way with each other. a friend of mine, he really helped me through this. he said just write them a letter. so i thought, yeah, i'm a writer. i wrote them a letter and a message came back saying that simon wanted to read the letter out. i'm like, ok. he did and it was pretty... i was sitting at home with my grandson all day, we just rescued a cat. my grandson. i spent the day sitting at home with a rescue cat and sort of peaceful, until about 2am and then people sending me clips from the rock and roll hall of fame of simon reading out the letter and i was like... gutted but he did it with real dignity. he is a very classy fellow and i love him dearly. you kept it to yourself for your own reasons, that was a choice you made, but having a go public and everybody knowing, is that better in a way? because it is out there? hard to make that decision but now it has happened and w

haifa we know the cause but the impact goes on for passengers.— goes on for passengers.hings looking? i do not think it | goes on for passengers. how are | things looking? i do not think it is as bad as the past days but the disruption does go on. i think we are looking at numbers of around 2000 flights cancelled since monday affecting around 300,000 passengers. i looked at the departures board online at heathrow. not as bad as yesterday but still cancellations listed. i think the truth is it is not as bad for people flying out as it is for flying back because many are trying to get back for the start of the school year after their summer holiday. it is a busy time of year and they find they are trying to rebook and they are having to do it themselves and finding there is no availability. there might not be flights until the weekend, perhaps next week. all the while, people are racking up large hotel bills. when they get back they will have to try to claim the money back. they should be entitled to do so. at heathrow, the advice is do not come to the airport unless you h