this little girl from east ham would never have had the opportunity if she hadn't have been singing. if my mother hadn't put me on the stage! this letter of mine is getting to be a sort of rendezvous, where husbands and wives, torn apart by war, can be brought together by music. when war broke out again, vera began broadcasting with the bbc. through a forces request programme, "sincerely yours," she became the girl that thousands of fighting men hoped they'd meet when they returned home, although some accused the programme of damaging the war effort. "too sentimental, making the boys homesick." and i said, "that's rubbish, a lot of rubbish, because the letters

you eat the ham that it's wrapped in? yeah, i eat ham.mer is available from digital stores from monday. what the hell are you doing?! you're gay. i'm not gay. yes, you are. so am i. it's a thumbs up too for dating amber. another coming—of—age tale, this one about the difficulties of coming out. a timely subject sincejune is international pride month. a guide to love—making... fionn o'shea, seen recently in the tv hit normal people, and lola petticrew, play eddie and amber, gay teenagers in ‘90s ireland, who pretend to be boyfriend and girlfriend to protect themselves from the schoolyard bullying their sexuality attracts. originally entitled beards, dating amber is a sweet natured, good—hearted film that reminded me a little of the ‘90s brit pic beautiful thing, withjust a hint of the acerbic wit of richard ayoade submarine. writer, director david freyne‘s previous film, the cured, was a low—budget zombie movie which used horror film tropes to explore the contemporary politics of reconciliation. there is a political edge too to dating ambe

west ham are just outside the relegation zone on goal difference.d themselves in the bottom three tonight if bournemouth avoid defeat at home to crystal palace. that game is live right now on bbc one. it's the first live premier league match to be broadcast on the bbc. you can also follow it live on the website. we'll be showing three more in this compressed finish to the season. you can see at a still goalless. that was not a goal. the championship returned today and west bromwich albion are back on top of the table, but only on goal difference. they drew 0—0 with rivals birmingham, matheus pereira with west brom's best chance. leeds will go back to the top of the league tomorrow, if they avoid defeat at cardiff. fulham missed the chance to close the gap on the top two as they lost 2—0 to west london rivals brentford. said benrahma put brentford ahead late on, before emiliano marcondes sealed the win in stoppage time. the win keeps brentford in fourth but they're nowjust a point behind fulham. 11 matches today, struggling middlesbrough lost 3—0 at

do you have more face in -- more faith in your call on the market or in your beloved west ham in theer league this year? moren: i think i've got faith in the treasury forecast. i'm sorry. jonathan: i'm sure that is what hsbc wants to hear, too. always good to catch up with .ou, steven major of hsbc a lot of people think increase in supply, treasury supply will lift long and yields. pushing back against that in the last month. lisa: and saying that quantitative easing is not the reason yields are so low. it is a structural high debt, low growth environment being rate slope area i am struggling with the concept of inflation because implicit in what steve was saying is the idea that inflation will remain low due to demographics and the debt overhang. i am trying to pair that with all of these calls about money printing and what happens when you get the federal government increasing the deficit in the fed monetizing that. steve throwing some water on that. inflation has been such a hard call to get right, and it is so key to understanding what comes next. jonathan: totally agree. the mes

general ham, welcome to the "newshour". thank you very much.hy is there so much criticism and fear among retired officials but also some current officials who i'm talking about -- who i'm talking to about the idea of sending active duty troops into the united states? well, thanks, nick. it's a great question, and, in our nation, we have a long tradition, going back to the founding of the nation, concern expressed even in the declaration of independence and certainly in the constitution, a concern about the employment of federal active duty armed forces within the boundaries of the united states for domestic security purposes. so i think that's what we're seeing play out is that long-held tradition of concern about using the military inside the u.s. the u.s. armed forces exist to protect the nation. they're not well-suited for policing communities. >> reporter: there's been a lot of criticism, as judy mentioned in the introduction to this segment, of the leadership of the military. and let's go back to monday afternoon, evening, president trump

it is about removing ham from those doctors and health ca re ham from those doctors and health care workers workers. absolutely point made. many thanks for your time today. taking you back to the live pictures from central london that are coming in of the clashes we have seen amongst some right wing and far right groups. a number of different demonstrators, some people there clashing with the police, some standing and showing their support. they gathered around parliament square. also around the boxed of churchill statue, and some are shouting england, some chanting the national anthem, some saying all lives matter. there has been some violent missiles thrown at police officers who are out in advance. this is bbc news. let us bring you some more events today. the queen's official birthday has been marked with a ceremony at windsor castle this morning. it took place instead of the annual trooping the colour parade, due to the coronavirus lockdown. it is only the second time in her majesty's 68—year reign that the parade in london has not gone ahead. instead, windsor castle hosted a ceremony

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are regina ham over the sports h.q. of regina we don't see too many high scoring games here in major league baseball here in the u.s. but over at the caveat though just wojo they rack up 25 actually total runs was the magic number in the k.v. over the n.c. dinah's to find a way to end their 2 game losing streak top of the 1st in line of break up in scoring with a solo home run off the bat a 2nd baseman pacman woo all the way to the right field stands sino the lead one to nothing top 2nd downs that's right again this time as catcher came to going all the way to left field warning track ready to run double dynamos lead 310 not thing and n.c. is on a roll they are ensembles of the 4th minute again this time in rb a single right center field felt the season for him so i knows putting samsung in a sigh of nothing hole and top of the fit it doesn't really get any better than to go in with his 2nd to run double of the game does of 8 to nothing and sanson just no office at all with that that it doesn't get better top left field

let's go over to regina ham at the sports h.q. regina runners aren't going many places literally do to cope at 19 but one athlete found a way to beat these quarantine blues because you know that's right michele running is really the last thing on anyone's mind during a global pandemic but one of your main man decided now is as good a time as any to achieve a pretty remarkable feat that man is 39 year old runner martin chandler who spent the past 4 days running 184 miles chandler is an ultra runner and is used to long distances but wanted to rediscover his home region of starland in germany which actually borders since he started the route in his hometown of saddam blurted before taking a trip up the tallest man in the region totaling 20. 6715 vertical feet his impressive track just had a training team to help him along with that to make sure he actually kept a consistent pace to not exhaust himself during the 96 hour adventure we hope he slept but this really isn't anything new to shed learned he participates in runs all across th

that is followed by struggling west ham against wolves.bbc will show a premier league game live, the last time we showed a whole top—flight game it was tottenham versus arsenal backin game it was tottenham versus arsenal back in 1988 before the premier league was formed, whenjimmy hill was the host. tonight it will be gary lineker at the helm for bournemouth against crystal palace. much of the day live at 7:15pm here on bbc one. thank you, mike. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. the next news on bbc one is this evening at five to seven, bye for now. good afternoon. high streets are the you're watching the bbc news channel. let's get more now on the review by the uk government on whether to relax the two metre social distancing guidelines in england. ministers have promised to make a decision next week ahead of the reopening of pubs and restaurants at the beginning ofjuly. the chancellor rishi sunak has been speaking to reporters on a visit to shops in north yorkshire this morning. high streets are the beat

soon after those excerpts became public, barr then launched this weird late ham-handed effort to try to secure a legal injunction against bolton's book. he tried to get a judge to order all the copies of bolton's book out of circulation. he tried to get a judge to order that bolton's book should be retrieved from all the bookstores it had been sent to and all the reviewers it had been sent to and all the news organizations it had been sent to. that effort to get a judge to do that with bolton's book, that effort failed obviously. it was bizarre that they even tried it. then in short order the trump administration lost two major cases at the supreme court, one right after the other, on lgbt civil rights and then on daca, the dreamers case. that dreamers case they lost through the sheer ineptitude of the administration's lawyering abilities. we're still right now awaiting another supreme court ruling on whether the president's financial records and tax returns are subject to subpoena by prosecutors or congressional investigators. attorney general william barr naturally had the justice

over the past two days, this ham-handed plot by president trump and attorney general to oust the well-respected u.s. attorney and out of public view. but for mr. berman's principal stance, the white house and doj chain of succession at the southern district of new york. to install u.s. attorney for new jersey in mr. berman's place. thankfully, due to his courage, the plan was afforded. mr. berman's deputy will take over the leadership of the southern district. and continue their important work. she is a fine reputation as a prosecutor and someone of integrity. people of integrity don't seem to be welcome in this administration. then the drg announcement that present intended to have jake clayton replace mr. berman. as a senator from new york i will not return of the slope. mr. clayton's nomination. but regardless, jake clayton should withdraw his name from consideration and refused to be accomplished to thech same. he appears to be no legitimate motive for firing mr. berman which leaves the obvious question, when the trying to remove him for a corrupt motive. where is because mr. berman, and th

system that we use a short ham term -- shorthand term jim crow to describe, is a system of .acial separation frequently established and codified by the law. separationthe racial was accomplished through custom, customary practice. by the late 1880's and 1890's in the opening years of the 20th century, laws were passed to expand the system and enforce the system, the power of civil authority. for example the simple pleasure that i'm enjoying now, sitting at the southern tip of the city of charleston in battery park, what have been unavailable to me , as a black charlestonian, during the jim crow era. because african-americans were excluded from the parks of the city. they were not allowed to recreate in them. and especially not in this location, which was really a premier location, a premier recreational area and the city. the only way african-americans could legitimately be in such a place as this, would be if they were in the employ of white people. commonlyassic and most -- most common example of this would have been black women who were nurse mates or caretakers for white children could b

there is a ham not heard of her church over the years in the scriptures and one of the refrains, one of the parts is we are called to act with justice. those are the exact words of the hand. the first couple of lines are common and live in the light, and then it goes on to say we are called to act with justice. if we are going to act with justice by the way of legislation, we should listen not just to the scriptures or doctor king or saint augustin. we should also listen to a more recent doctor king. he just happens to be the former education secretary, doctor john king. he testified a couple of weeks ago on the health education subcommittee that senator alexander was talking about. the former secretary of education said the following regarding students returning to school this year. and i think that it bears directly not just on these justice issues, but also on the broad agenda we should push forward to advance the interest of black americans and communities of color. doctor king in his testimony just recently, doctor john king said the following, quote, when the students return to

been told it is for ham. and beethoven is for. beethoven is for. beethoven 2020. 5th anniversary here on d w. with not where am i now. where's my place on this earth. and my own earth where all human lives are worth the same or am i on an earth where my life is worth something in spite of my dark skin i never thought the one rolled out the other like i didn't think that as a human being with human rights my rights could be denied to me systematically day for day sometimes covertly and sometimes overtly. i've inherited trauma i've inherited pain and that pain is indescribable. i grew up in stuttgart and attended a high school with over 2000 students and pretty much all my friends were white i didn't look like they did and didn't do the same things at home that they did they didn't eat the same dishes i did and they didn't party like we did. everything was just different. and in a way i always had the feeling i had 2 identities and had to adjust depending on who i happened to be hanging out with. gave me a feeling of belonging because it didn't matte

old ham athletic just one showcase that talent.top division of the english came to have a baa and ee manager and the situation is even worse in the sports boardrooms. the fa are now urging clubs to step up the fight to greater representation. football league clubs must now interview at least one bam e candidate when searching for a new coach. and with a round of third premier league players black or mixed—race many now believe the sport has to seize the moment and tackled the discrepancy. there needs to bea tackled the discrepancy. there needs to be a review of the selection process surely. but also at the same time how do you tell a business who they should be looking to represent theirclub? they should be looking to represent their club? it's they should be looking to represent theirclub? it'sa they should be looking to represent their club? it's a difficult one. education is definitely needed but also we as black people now have got to start talking about it but also making sure we are the best person for the job. we are tired o

beethoven is for ham. and beethoven is for. beethoven is for everyone. beethoven 2020. the 50th anniversary here on d. don't you. eat drink and be merry. these are some of the great pleasures of life. pleasures that covert 19 can take away. if you've lost your sense of smell or experiencing a change in your normal sense of smell or taste that can be a symptom of coronavirus even where every other symptoms are not present. it's one of the strongest worn. signs of the corona virus and also one of its mysteries why do so many people lose their sense of taste and smell. this is the dumping of covert 19th fashola i'm kate ferguson thanks for joining me many people who catch covert 19 report a loss of taste and smell for thome it's one of a range of symptoms for others it's the only one scientists studying the phenomenon believe the sensory impairment could be caused by the virus attacking a nerve cells and the know it's leading to questions about the diseases effect on the brain mathias on kim is recovering from covert 19. this is the 1st day he's ventured outside in nearly

playoff bound marcus to ham who sealed his 2nd goal of the match. with less than 10 minutes on the clock it was players turn to after the scoreboard . for one it ended and i'm glad pick up 3 valuable points that keep them in contention for a place in the champions league. and a reminder of how top story this hour. the united states is ensuring another not of looting and violent protest as anger of the death of a black man in place custody explodes on the streets curfews are in force in many cities it's the 6th day of protest at the death of george floyd. watching think of a new send you up to that i collect brian thomas will be next in the chair at the top of the next hour from. me at the house and the 10 parent golden thanks for watching. poured into a symphony. then beethoven's pastoral symphony is the foundation of an international art project. beethoven world. history project.

eric ham, political a nalyst talking to us. eric ham, political analyst from washington.robably know that radio 1 and radio1 extra are will probably know that radio 1 and radio 1 extra are taking will probably know that radio 1 and radio1 extra are taking part will probably know that radio 1 and radio 1 extra are taking part today. if it means something to you, tell us if it means something to you, tell us what it means, message me on twitter or send me an e—mail. i will bring you a report from associated press to do with what has been happening in las vegas, there had been demonstrations there, as there has been across many cities in there has been across many cities in the united states. associated press is reporting that a police officer in las vegas has been shot. we do not know the condition of the officer and we have one source at the moment, associated press, reporting that a las vegas police officer has been shot. we do not know the circumstances or the officer puts my condition, as soon as we have more information we will bring it to you this morning —— or the of

yeah, i eat ham. days of the bagould summer is available for digital stores for monday. are you doing? i thought you were gay. i'm not gay. yes you are. so am i. it's a thumbs up for dating amber. another coming—of—age tale this one about the difficulties of coming out. a timely subject sincejune is international pride month. fear no shame seem recently normal people at lola pettigrew play eddie and amber. gay teenagers in the 90s island who pretend to be girlfriend and boyfriend to protect themselves from the schoolyard bullying their sexuality attracts. originally entitled being. ——beards dating amber is a sweet natured, good—hearted film that reminded me a little bit of that 90s, beautiful thing. with the acerbic of submarine writer, director previous film the cure was a low—budget zombie movie which is hollowed film tropes to explore the politics of reconciliation. there is a political edge to do dating amber. which is setjust a couple of years after same—sex relationships were legalized in the republic of ireland. but the films primary register is personal. was shar

but gladbach were soon back to regular business some player found marcus to ham who sealed his 2nd goal of the match. with less than 10 minutes on the clock it was players turn to after the scoreboard . for one it ended and i'm glad pick up 3 valuable points that keep them in contention for a place in the champions league. and before we go a reminder about top story this hour. a truck was plowed into a crowd of protesters in minneapolis police have told the w. that the driver of the tanker has been apprehended for his own safety of us on the same said one woman who was hit by the truck and that she was the only person injured city has been rocked by days of protests of the death of a man in police custody. and don't forget you can always get the news on the go just download from google play from the app store. that will give you access to all the latest from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news and if you're part of the news story you can also use the to send us photos and videos of what's happening in your neck of the. go watching the news and you're up

playoff found marcus to ham who sealed his 2nd goal of the match. with less than 10 minutes on the clock it was players trying to add to the scoreboard. for one it ended and i'm glad pick up 3 valuable points that keep them in contention for a place in the champions league. you're watching it of the unions and the entire team here in berlin thanks for watching.

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i leave you now with these words, trials dark on in ra ham. and we cannot understand all the ways that god will lead us to that blessed promise land but he will guide us with his eyes. and we'll follow him till we die and then we'll understand it better by and by. ♪ oh lord we give you praise. a. ♪ and we lift our voices to say thank you. ♪ and your mercy, that is for. ♪ for. ♪ and your mercy towards us. ♪ that is for, for your goodness. ♪ and your mercy was us. ♪ we give praise. ♪ oh, yeer. ♪ oh lord we give you praise. ♪ and oh lord we bless your name. ♪ we lift our voices. ♪ just to say thank you. ♪ and yur mercy. ♪ for your goodness. ♪ and your mercy. ♪ that is for you. ♪ for your goodness. ♪ and your mercy. ♪ ♪ why are we offering this. ♪ because you are worthy. ♪ yes, you are. ♪ glory. ♪ even now. ♪ you are worthy of. ♪ worthy of the your praise. ♪ and your mercy. ♪ yeah. ♪ and your mercy. ♪ for your goodness. ♪ and your mercy. ♪ we. ♪ come and help me. ♪. >> worthy of glory. ♪ and beyond us. ♪ yes he has. ♪ and your mercy. ♪ and your me

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this hammed around 12:30 this morning.e believe there was a suspect who was looting the store, this walgreens, was confronted by police. the suspect then rammed an unmarked police vehicle, was shot at by an officer and then sped off. the condition of the officer who was rammed, we don't know their condition, but we believe they're okay. there was a chase. the suspect was caught and placed in an ambulance in the city of rodeo. it's not clear if that person was hit by the police gunshots on if they were being transported for some sort of other injury. their condition is unknown. just down the street from us law enforcement chased two other looting suspects. they hit speeds of 100 miles an hour. this is video i captured as they were blasting out of vallejo. the chase ended up coming back through vallejo south into contra costa county. both men are in custody. they had broken into a store that sells ball caps and other sporting apparel. this happened right in front of the security guards >> they didn't care that we were here,

you've been here 12, 13 years in this neighborhood, offord ham road in bronx.ordham section of the bronx. >> that's right. connell: you had successful furniture store but you're wiped out. how money do you think you lost? >> roughly 3 and 400,000. connell: 3 and 400,000 worth of merchandise? >> worth of merchandise. connell: what are you going to do now? >> i, i'm not a quitter. i want to keep on fighting. i want to have my business back. i have good people trying to help me. i also gofundme page. and, and, i'm really positive. i know i can come back. connell: you're hoping that for, hoping maybe somebody else will help you out, if i can -- >> yes. connell: what about insurance, say for example, something like that. >> the insurance we're working on it. they said they don't cover rioters. connell: wow. >> on page 71. we checked. connell: damage because it was done by rioting, they're telling you it is not covered? >> that's correct. but we're trying our best if -- connell: before this, you were already in one of, this type of a store is the type of place that w

again, the best explanation is that it was ham-handed. the best explanation is that it was sort of a stumbling into this thing and thought nobody would notice and they could put a trump golfing buddy in charge of one of the most important prosecutors' offices in the country. that's the best explanation. the most nefarious is that they're trying to make sure that the president's allies are treated differently than anyone else. and that is the part that deeply concerns me. >> and finally, frank, the fact of lindsey graham, who stood by the president through thick and thin saying he would let chuck schumer by the normal process decide wither this nomination of mr. clayton could proceed. clearly saying senate republican was not happy watching this evolve over the weekend? >> well, so there's good news/bad news in this coming from lindsey graham. let's not make the ins take thinking that lindsey graham is taking the moral high road here, but rather sadly politics have entered in more than ever before in what really should not be political. tha

, it's unfair to hams, basically.retary esper and former secretary mattis are institutionalists, in addition to following the chain of command and being sworn to preserve, protect, defend the constitution, they also want to make sure the military isn't drawn into a type of political and broglie a which is so consumed the justice department. they're looking out for the military as an institution, as well, trace. >> trace: which is not to say, john, that the insurrection act has not been used before, because we know it has been >> absolutely, trace beer to has been used since 18 oh seven, five times without the consent or being requested by the state, beginning with rutherford b. hayes -- ulysses s. grant, in suppressing the ku klux klan, once by president eisenhower, and twicey president kennedy. in the south, all of which having to do with enforcing desegregation. so there is -- it's not without precedent, it's within the president the lawful purview as long as certain criteria are met. it's the messaging and the opti

from the east to west ham. when he sees a night from monitors that allow you to gauge the pace of climate change feel happy . when we arrive in the palm groves the weather sunday deteriorates a sun storm blows up. that has become the new normal here less and less rain and more and more sandstorms and soil erosion. this is what the oasis of honey looks like now. it is sinking in desert sand. the impact of climate change has long been clear here. when the weather has settled halim and his acquaintance after doing get straight to were. i think. they want to fill one of the dead pantry it's word is well suited to making furniture but the other people but make most of it over come on over to the right of them off of the tree stop producing dates long ago. if you were here you were here at. the pumps have fallen victim to the encroaching sand dunes. we are paying our last respects to this palm tree it's like burying someone look around we're in a graveyard. putting this palm tree to a good use the least we can do for

in this piece he goes on to describe attorney general william barr's ham handed ousting of the u.s.y in manhattan as capturing, quote, the confusing combination of brazen corruption and sheer incompetence that has become a hallmark of the trump administration. quote, the attempted friday night firing confirmed allegations in a new book by the former national security adviser john bolton, which trump and barr unsuccessfully tried to suppress, that the president has repeatedly interfered in criminal investigations into friends, political allies, and most of all himself. here's the reason i want to talk to david rohde about this tonight, not just because he's covered this attorney general extensively for "the new yorker" and for his latest book, but because david rohde's reporting has led him to some sober conclusions in the last few months about bill barr's justice department. earlier this year david rohde told me on this show that bill barr believes the president has the power to disobey a court order, which is the actual real-life definition of a constitutional crisis and may become

they're all you come across a truly lavish destination brandon's castle and it's part designed by prince ham on fun proclaim moscow just like myself he too was an avid traveler and his journeys gave him plenty of ideas for less landscape gardens back home. can look very kind of a fun pick luckow born in 7985 was a travel writer and eccentric. but above all he was a brilliant landscape designer who inspired by inflation landscape gardens created problem it's park. prints. in vision the virgin's park with hordes want to hills. and pyramids as a reminder that his travels abroad. give resided in this 6 traficant lee furnished palace. today visitors can explore the prince's film apollo. the blue silo. breakfasts. and library all rooms have been painstakingly refurbished most of the palaces still preserved in its original state today. my tour takes me to the small town of schlep 6. there are fewer tourists here giving me the chance to experience a more quiet side displayed. one of the town's main attractions is the biden or willow dome the pavilion regularly hosts events such as lectures exhibitio

well spurs play west ham tomorrow — with a boost somwhat.tonghen and keeper michel vorm have signed short term deals to stay at the club until the end of the season. their contracts were due to end next tuesday. spurs have also extended the loans of danny rose who's at newcastle and kyle walker pieters at southampton. and the games in the premier league continue later on tonight, with champions manchester city in action against burnley at the etihad. we can join bbc sport's conor mcnamara who's at the game for us. after liverpool dropped points in the draw with everton in the merseyside derby, how much motivation will there be for city now? they still trail by 23 points. they absolutely deal, if delaying the inevitable, there was a chance that liverpool had yesterday, the title could have been decided at this evening and liverpool could be guaranteed. that won't happen, it will drag on for a few more days but i don't think even the most ardent meant city fan as holding any of the liverpool collapse on some kind of rights for manchester city

, they put that ham and food into a container, sent it off to lawyers and said that's all they've goto eat. you're looking at it there. it is a horrific, hour rid situation according to the migrants inside the facility. i.c.e. said they do not comment on pending litigation and the. aclu and others have sued regarding the conditions in the center. >> they might not comment, but you're going to keep asking. i want to ask you about this federal judge last night temporarily blocked the deportation of a 16-year-old boy to honduras. what do you know about it? >> reporter: this is also a critically important development, this happened just overnight. the aclu sued the trump administration saying that they cannot use the public health rule title 42 it is called to deport hundreds of unaccompanied children coming to this country to seek asylum because coronavirus is going on in the united states. they argue that it is unlawful, unfair and unsafe. and the judge overnight stayed the deportation of the 16-year-old boy, which could lead to the downfall of this entire trump administration policy, w

from another department approached me laughing and asked me if i worked at the company to make coffee ham a civil engineer from syria. a kid at school insulted my brother because he's got dark skin then he hit him the teacher saw everything but did nothing. and not isolated cases. and many racism isn't really addressed as a very limited understanding of he explained it's limited to political rights there is no understanding that systemic racism is present at all levels of society and it is debatable must take place because racism kills our institutions. the report comes at a time when a new awareness towards every day discrimination is raise following protests denouncing police violence to its people of color all over the world. well is the death of georgia florida has people here talking and thinking people here in germany are reexamining their attitudes towards race as they did this month for the 1st time a nationwide survey will ask people about the discrimination that they say they have experienced you. that's what i would backstrom is one of about a 1000000 black people in germany bu

late trauma some ham erupt as another penalty was given, his mood was placated when va are overturnedl we love. the same cannot be said for the earlier match where norwich was fighting for their premier league existence, six points adrift. the manager says we need a little miracle, but they are running out of time. southhampton third in the second half. slides and in. 3- neil. the game has come to confess, including the merseyside derby on sunday, but history will be made at bournemouth is the bbc airs its first ever life premier league match. if future pop quiz question no doubt, once we are all allowed back. as the penultimate day of royal, race, the commonwealth cop. to the bottom of your screen you will see the golden horde written by adam kirby purchased the fire shot. the charge on demand. into second. he did enjoy success in the race before, he was writing the fanny logan with stakes, it was his third winner of the meeting and impressive 70th and total at royal ascot. and harley doyle became only the third female jockey to ride at royal ascot, dragon was a 33 to one shot in the

the deal at an extraordinary general meeting next week looked on those warning comes after mr hines ham until now hold 15 percent of the airline suggested in an interview that he might not support the 9000000000 euro rescue deal it would see the government take a 20 percent stake in. we're now joined by our financial correspondent we bought in frankfurt only there is a lot riding on the rescue of look you have tons of jobs its role as a major airline in germany for passengers and cargo is there any chance that mr t. can block the rescue package with his 15 percent. yes there is it's very possible that he could kill it because yes he has 15 percent when you take 100 percent. shareholders but at general meeting there traditionally isn't germany never 100 percent of the shareholders present with their vote and so this 15 percent depending on the attendance on the people signing on for the online event could translate to 2030 percent perhaps more percent and kill it the simple fact is the tons of does need the money and the government he's offering that money therefore explain to us why mr

in east ham, in essex. the daughter of a plumber and dressmaker.on unit and was discharged after three months. she had been suffering with diphtheria. and because of that, she wasn't allowed to visit friends or play in the street for a long time afterwards. i think, play in the street for a long time afterwards. ithink, echoes play in the street for a long time afterwards. i think, echoes of today when we think about what children are going through right now, and she began performing publicly at the age of just seven, began performing publicly at the age ofjust seven, adopting her maternal grandmother's maiden name as her stage name when she was just 11 yea rs stage name when she was just 11 years old, her first radio stage name when she was just 11 years old, herfirst radio broadcast was in 1935. and around that time she was appearing on records released by dance bands. she was one of the few artist to do a show for jewish refugee children before war broke out and took part in a charity show to raise funds to get them out of germany. her first sol

west ham are now only out of the bottom three on goal difference.mitous premier league re—start, but david luiz has been given a new one—year deal at arsenal. the defender gave away a goal, conceded a penalty and was sent off in arsenal's first game back against manchester city. but his initial one—year deal has been extended. there are also new deals for cedric soares, pablo mari and dani ceballos. the fbi says that a "noose", which was found in the garage of nascar's only full—time black driver, was actually a garage door handle and it had been there since last year. an investigation started after it was found in the garage of bubba wallace at a race meeting in alabama. the fbi says "no federal crime was committed", and nascar says it's "thankful to learn that it wasn't an intentional, racist act". graeme mcdowell has pulled out of a golf tournament in the us after his caddie tested positive for coronavirus. he was supposed to be playing at the travelers championship in connecticut, but says he's going to have a test and then take a private flight

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