unreserved apology from chelsea football club for the years of child abuse by its former chief scout eddie heath. the prime minister has welcomed his first eu minister to downing street. the government rejects claims it wants eu talks to fail, so that there'll be a no deal brexit. some people evacuated from properties below a damaged dam in derbyshire are likely to be able to return to their homes over the next few days, after an inspection by emergency workers. the nobel and pulitzer prize winning author, toni morrison, has died at the age of 88. a teenager is charged with attempted murder after a six year old boy fell from the 10th floor of the tate modern art gallery. in a moment it will be time for sportsday but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news. at seven o'clock in 100 days with katty kay in washington and christian fraser in london we'll be looking at the impact of the us—china trade war on international markets. at 8:15 we'll look back on the life and legacy of the nobel prize winning us author toni morrison who has died at the age of 88. at 10:40 and 11:30 w

heath's conduct, they said, was beyond reprehensible.use was able to occur unchallenged and the life—changing impact it had on those affected. meanwhile, a second report published today heard evidence from 22 people and found that former academy director gwyn williams subjected young black players to racist remarks on a routine basis in the ‘805 and ‘905. he denies any wrongdoing. today, one former victim of racial abuse told us of his time as a youth player at the club. he was terrible. there wasn't any support, there was no one to go to, especially in my time there, my first year and a half. i would go into the showers and be ridiculed. so there was expectations of... i put expectations on myself because of the ridicule i got. chelsea said the review has concluded that numerous accounts given of severe racially abusive behaviour towards young players historically were credible. chelsea have now set up a compensation and support scheme, and safeguarding has been overhauled since the days of eddie heath, but years on, the abuse that some

heath's conduct, they said, was beyond reprehensible.was able to occur unchallenged and the life—changing impact it had on those affected. having previously been criticised for their handling of this scandal, today chelsea insisted the report shone a bright light into the dark corners of the club's history. just the latest example of a high—profile club having to face up to the past since shocking allegations of child sex abuse first swept across football three years ago. a second report published today heard evidence from 22 people and found that former academy director gwyn williams subjected young black players to racist remarks on a routine basis in the ‘80s and ‘90s. he denies any wrongdoing. today, one former victim of racial abuse told us of his time as a youth player at the club. it was terrible. there wasn't any support, there was no—one to go to, especially in my time there, my first year and a half. i would go into the showers and be ridiculed. so there was expectations of... i put expectations on myself because of the ridicul

heath's conduct, they said, was beyond reprehensible.use was able to occur unchallenged and the life—changing impact it had on those affected. having previously been criticised for their handling of this scandal, today chelsea insisted the report shone a bright light into the dark corners of the club's history. just the latest example of a high—profile club having to face up to the past since shocking allegations of child sex abuse first swept across football three years ago. a second report published today heard evidence from 22 people and found that former academy director gwyn williams subjected young black players to racist remarks on a routine basis in the ‘80s and ‘90s. he denies any wrongdoing. today, one former victim of racial abuse told us of his time as a youth player at the club. it was terrible. there wasn't any support, there was no one to go to, especially in my time there, my first year and a half. i would go into the showers and be ridiculed. so there was expectations of... i put expectations on myself because of the rid

heath's conduct, they said, was beyond reprehensible.lenged and the life—changing impact it had on those affected. meanwhile, a second report published today heard evidence from 22 people and found that former academy director gwyn williams subjected young black players to racist remarks on a routine basis in the ‘80s and ‘90s. he denies any wrongdoing. today, one former victim of racial abuse told us of his time as a youth player at the club. he was terrible. there wasn't any support, there was no one to go to, especially in my time there, my first year and a half. i would go into the showers and be ridiculed. so there was expectations of... i put expectations on myself because of the ridicule i got. chelsea said the review has concluded that numerous accounts given of severe racially abusive behaviour towards young players historically were credible. chelsea have now set up a compensation and support scheme, and safeguarding has been overhauled since the days of eddie heath, but years on, the abuse that some of the most vulnerable here

were lost to stop heath going on to abuse more children.pended by the fa from his post. he has always denied of having any knowledge of the crimes of the convicted paedophile coach while dario gradi was the manager in the 80s. dario gradi was the manager in the 805. a dario gradi was the manager in the 80s. a second review was conducted by barnardos into racism. it concluded up into the night —— late 90s, black players at chelsea were subjected to a daily tie rate of abuse. a number of players recoil hearing the former coach, gwyn williams, making wrecked racial comments, something he denies. there are around a0 people had been affected over both reports, and it apologises unreservedly. it says it will fit all findings into the main report by the essay by clive sheldon, qc, which is being suspended indefinitely at the moment. thank you, natalie. former manchester united and england international wayne rooney has been at the derby county training ground today, talking about becoming a player/coach at pride park. rooney still has more than tw

in theirfindings, eddie heath scout eddie heath in the late 1970s.prolific mini plate of an sophisticated sexual abuser and that the abuse was planned and systematic and unchallenged. it is heavily critical of the former assistant manager, dario grande, who is accused of failing to tell more senior staff about an allegation regarding the sexual conduct of eddie heath made by a player and the player's father. it claims that dario grande told about eddie heath, and it led to more bullying, there was a missed opportunity to stop eddie heath from going on to abuse more boys. the review found the denial somewhat unlikely and unconvincing. karate was suspended in 2016 for his role as technical director and has always denied ever knowing anything about the crimes of the prolific paedophile barry by nail who was a coach in the 1980s when dario gratia was manager at crewe. a report by barnardos looked into allegations of historic racism at the club, added found that from 1982 up until the late 90s black players that chelsea were subjected toa players that che

the review describes it as a lost opportunity to stop eddie heath going on to abuse others.tatement apologising unreservedly to all victims and it says, we must continue to challenge ourselves to do better as a club and a sport. there was a secod review that focused specifically on racism at the club. "hat can you tell us? children's charity barnardo is carried out a second review, a second 70 page report that concluded there was overwhelming information that young players between 1982 to the late 90s were subjected to bullying and racially abusive behaviour. it said there was a credible proof that former chelsea coach gwyn williams subjected black players to a daily tie rate of abuse. something he denies. damien winter was a youth player for two yea rs winter was a youth player for two years for chelsea in the 90s and he has spoken to the bbc about the culture of racism that existed there. the only safeguard i had was my parents. there was nothing my parents. there was nothing my parents could do. there was no support, no one to go to, especially in my time there, my first

the report concludes that adults at the club must have known about rumours of sexual misconduct by heathd eye to them. it is also very critical indeed at the former assistant manager here, dario gradi, who it says was made aware via a boy by alleged sexual misconduct but did not elevate the case to another senior member of staff, and in fact told heath about it which ensured that the boy was exposed to bullying and intimidating behaviour. it is important to stress that gradi denied that, he says he did refer the case upwards and did not tell heath about it. a separate review was conducted into separate allegations of racial abuse, and there is criticism in that review of a former coach here, gwyn williams, in the report concludes that there are numerous examples of players referring to the terms of racial abuse by williams during the period when he was coaching here towards young players. he also denied any wrongdoing when asked about this by the review. chelsea football club today have issued an apology. in a board statement. but they do admit more could and should have been done at the

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that come with it but when jack nicholson did the joker he did in sort of as a carnival over the top heath ledger played the joker almost as a force of nature sort of a lord of chaos with no backstory whatsoever walking phoenix does with this role is something i've never seen done with a job before which is you made him up a man he plays him as a recognizable human be psychologically disturbed a human who feels ostracized and eventually snaps and with very little and violent consequences but he's recognizably human i think that's quite unique to this role and really to this movie in the whole comic book. it has a very realistic gritty feel which which makes the sort of horrors that happen with throughout this film even that more horrifying because they're set in you know in a very recognizable world that's very similar to our you know we have to say as well i mean a comic book movie at the venice film festival i mean it was once unthinkable what do you think made the organizers change their minds. yeah you're absolutely right even a couple of years ago would have been think we'll have a co

phoenix that on playing the joker scott the joke has been played by some iconic act is jack nicholson heath ledger what does joaquin phoenix bring to the role. yeah it's interesting because you say it's an iconic character and it says several iconic performances that come with it but when jack nicholson did the joker he did him sort of as a carnival clown the over the top heath ledger played the joker almost as a force of nature sort of a lord of chaos with no backstory whatsoever where you walk in phoenix does with this role is something i've never seen done with a job before which is you made him up a man he plays him as a recognizable human a psychologically disturbed a human who feels ostracized and eventually snaps with him and very brutal and violent consequences but he's recognizably human i think that's quite unique to this role and really to this movie in the whole comic book sean right. it has a very realistic gritty appeal which which makes the sort of horrors that happen with throughout this film and even that more horrifying because they're set in you know in a very recognizabl

played the joker a sort of a sort of a homo sidle clown sort of completely over the top showman and heath ledger famously payments over an anal oral force of darkness really sort of a fully formed force of darkness what yacking confess is very very different and he basically retraced her almost as an ordinary man who just is pushed too far and just snaps the film is much more about about mental illness and about sort of a dystopian society that pushes people too far in some ways this film roots the joker in a much more realistic world and and that makes actually his trance. into this for reference a villain much more terrifying and much more authentic in my pit stop we have a superhero movie at the venice film festival i mean that was probably unthinkable rightly what made the organizers change their mind and their minds and have the joker. yeah you're absolutely right it would've been unthinkable even just a couple of years ago to have a superhero movie premiere in this the oldest of the most glamorous film festivals in the world but i think it's 2 things one i think the festival is reco

treat yourself to a heath bar. because nothing says special like rich english toffee. ♪ heath, it's english toffee >>> good morning. here are today's top business headlines. yesterday the dow fell nearly 600 points and then staging the big comeback of the year. stocks were up sharply yesterday after several banks cut interest rates. the markets did recover late in the day. instagram removed one of the marketing partners after reports discovered it secretly has been gathering data from the users. the data could be used by the firm's clients to target people inst ads. ram, and this is yet anothrivacy related issue for facebook which, of course, owns instagram. netflix may have lost some battles, but it's still playing the long game. they will write and produce exclusive shows. >>> coming up, kari has a look at the forecast. >> we are going to start out with clear skies and cool temperatures, and santa teresa headed into the upper 60s as we head throughout the morning. >>> this backup over a mile and building, and mul

it's all being reduced to bits and the question is how comfortable are we sharing that information heath obviously has no problem with it and i think most people frankly shouldn't have a problem with letting siri know that they want to know what the weather is or that they want to play their playlist i think where you run into the margins which is what sam alluded to is what if there is really sensitive stuff in these conversations and we're assuming that these systems are listening when in fact they are and some of your probably had some scary instances where for example maybe you were googling something about a medical condition and then ads might show up in your g. mail which is a little to the fact that they know that you're doing this well the same thing as a play and for systems as well let's just explain very simply how one of things 1st come on systems actually so let's look at the amazon. really easy to understand how it. in order to a voice recognition artificial intelligence you need a massive data set and literally everything someone might say to their phone when you speak to

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now this is a role that's been played in recent years by a lot of big actors including jared leto heath ledger won an oscar for his portrayal of joker so it's going to be exciting to see what joaquin phoenix. also a great actor brings to this chaos he's a great actor too but it's not all about hollywood walk should we look at the festival now one movie i am excited to see that we actually just got a little look at there is called the truth this is by japanese director. but it takes place in france and he does something that no french director has managed to do he's brought together 2 of the big icons of french cinema catskin the nov and juliette binoche for the very 1st time in a film can you believe it took a japanese director to do that and a little bit about the movie. plays a big actress must come easy to her and she's just written her memoirs and you know for sure place her daughter is not happy with what's in them let's have a quick look at that we sort of tag about. you know that you don't need to be as something i no longer want to. and not want to know says you need anybody. be

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venice for us scott's the joker is back it's an iconic villain he's been played by by jack nicholson heath ledger among others what does joaquin phoenix now bring to the role of the joker. yet well say this is an iconic superhero character comic a villain in the in the in the batman universe but while jack nicholson played the joker sort of us sort of a homophile clown for the political over the top showman and he pleasure famously paid them in sort of an amoral force of darkness really sort of a fully formed corps of darkness. very very different and he basically betrayed her almost as an ordinary man who just is pushed too far and just snaps this film is much more about about mental illness and about sort of a dystopian society that pushes people too far in some ways this film roots of the joker in a much more realistic world and that makes actually just. transformation into this for reference a villain much more terrifying and much more authentic in my pit stop we have a superhero movie at the venice film festival i mean that was probably unthinkable right what made the organizers chang

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for tonight's presentation, professor dershowitz will be interviewed by hadley heath manning, policy director for independent women's forum, and tony blankley, senior fellow with the steamboat institute. let's give a warm steamboat springs welcome to professor alan dershowitz and hadley heath manning. ♪ [applause] hadley: i have been talking a , i spoke with the driver and said, tonight i'm going to, i spoke with the driver and said, tonight i'm going to interview alan dershowitz. the driver said, i have mixed feelings about him. [laughter] prof. dershowitz: better than i usually get. mixed is ok. hadley: my answer to him was, yeah, we all do. [laughter] hadley: such is the life of one professor alan dershowitz, but i guess my first question for you then is, because you may not fit the mold of the political persuasion of this audience, what's a nice liberal guy like you doing it a conference like this? [laughter] prof. dershowitz: well, thank you. first of all, i love the steamboat institute. you guys represent the best of seeking liberty and freedom and due process and freedom of sp

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chelsea football club apologises unreservedly after their chief scout for a decade, eddie heath, is revealedic paedophile. some residents have been allowed back home after the results of a survey of the collapsed data show damp. —— derby shire damp. tensions over kashmir — after india scraps its autonomy — pakistan says it could go to the un. welcome to our look at what is in tomorrow morning's papers. with me are torcuil crichton, westminster editor of the daily record, and ruth lea, economic adviser at arbuthnot bank. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the times leads on a potential political pact between labour and the snp in a bid to remove borisjohnson as prime minister, ahead of a possible general election in the autumn. the express leads on brexit — it says borisjohnson has told the eu to reopen negotiations over the withdrawal agreement if it wants a deal. the european union would reopen the withdrawal agreement if the prime minister drops his red lines over the irish backstop, that's according to the i. the telegraph, it says the treasury plans to relax restrictions on g

really wanted him to condemn white supremacist extremism they wanted team to show his support for heath for their community and that is what he did and he also offered his condolences to mexico and the mexican victims of this horrible horrifying mass shooting here let's have a listen to what he had to say today we also see the condolences of our nation to president obrador of mexico and all busy the people of mexico for the loss of their citizens in the past so shooting terrible terrible thing. i have also been in close contact with attorney general and f.b.i. director ray federal authorities are on the ground and i have directed them to provide any and all assistance required whatever is needed. wonderful norman what is the president's strategy what did he outlines today. so he was talking today about a mental health issues promising that there are laws that has to be stricter laws to prevent mentally ill people from purchasing and gun laws that would allow authorities to take away a gun from such a person he was also a topic talking about bill glorification of violence in the american

first when ted heath failed to win the 1974 election, and he tried to cobble together a coalition foreventually resigned, so she gave the opportunity to howard wilson. and when gordon brown was accused of skulking a number ten, she gave the opportunity to form a coalition again. it could have gone wrong, but this seems like even more dangerous territory. i think it also shows the limitations of not having a written constitution, a document that can be appealed to for having a definitive a nswer appealed to for having a definitive answer on this. let's move on to the i. this is something we can all grasp a little bit more easily, university admissions. not everyone will have to deal with this, but if they haven't had to deal with that their children or grandchildren or children or grandchildren or children of friends may have had to. people may know this time of year is a bit ofa people may know this time of year is a bit of a nightmare. predicted grades and then the grade you actually get, will determine whether you can take up a place. this is a move to get rid of any grades based on

beginning our live coverage at the extra preliminary round match between punjab united and broadbridge heathow and on the bbc sport website. at it remains goalless as you can see in the first half. and the tokyo 0lympics is just a year away. this time next week, england's hockey teams take on the continent's best at the eurohockey championships. win that, and they'll secure a place for great britain at next year's games. gb's women, gold—medal winners in rio, have been training injapan and the historic city of hiroshima, as preparations begin. 0ur 0lympic sports reporter david mcdaid has been with them. gong sounds great britain's hockey players taking time to pay their respects. they had been guests of the city best known for its atomic bomb passed. as well as learning about japan cosmic history they wanted to learn more about their summer and the conditions that they could encounter at the tokyo games next year. for a lot of the girls they probably had not even played in anything hotter than what the uk can throw at us let alone the humidity and just the change of scenery and diet, it is s

so the day after, i decided to invite, as friends, minister surrey heath.e making it, i informed president trump it was my idea not to involve the united states, not to say that this is on behalf of of you, but to say, as france, i think it would be a good idea to ask him to go back and try to negotiate something. so i did it on my own, i informed before making it, president trump was informed about these situation. the idea, for me, was in case of... appropriate solutions between messiness there is, not at present,‘s level, between messiness there is, not at present, ‘s level, —— between messiness there is, not at present,‘s level, —— between ministers. this is a french initiative, but made by the clear information of the us president before. information, as well, of the three europeans. and each time, i inform trump to monitor the situation. i have to say, the gcc oh p situation. i have to say, the gcc oh p was situation. i have to say, the gcc oh pwasa situation. i have to say, the gcc oh p was a bad deal, should not have been entered into. a lot of thin

this is a video from when mental heath workers went on strike back in july.ome bay area employees plan to protest at the commonwealth club this afternoon, where kaiser's sponsored forum is being held. >>> facebook says that it stop reviewing audio messages. the temp company says it had humans review messages to improve products. yesterday that report came out that facebook selected the audio data from some users' voice chats, sending it to a third-party contractor to tro i. >>> we've been talking all morning how hot it will be, take cause if you work outdoor especially. >> stay hydrated. we talk about temperatures up to 106 degrees today. it's a spare the air day, and most people don't realize how dangerous heat can be for anyone that's outside for any period of time. so, yeah, take it easy. we'll cool off this weekend. san francisco reaching into the low 90s. back in the 60s by saturday. >>> looking good on the weekend. we want to follow up on the crash on highway 87. >> we'll soo you overall speeds are looking great. really shows the build. north 87, thank