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the pop starjoined top of the championship's ipswich dressing room celebrations after their win on hull city for now. hello and welcome to sportsday with me, tanya arnold. they've waited 20 years for a champions league night at st james's park, and what a night they've had, thumping paris st—germain. a world cup across three continents. fifa's controversial decision for the men's 2030 tournament. as we count down to the cricket world cup, could england begin the defence of their title without ben stokes? it has been a night to remember for newcastle united fans. it's been 20 years since they had a champions league match at st james's park. the french champions paris st—germain were the vistors but they were no match for magpies who beat them 4—1. ben croucher was there. many of the fans leaving stjames' park behind me were not even born the last time newcastle played in the champions league. it's been 20 years in the making, it has been well worth the wait. paris saint—germain including kylian mbappe were simply blown

this 26-year-old player , who left hull city for london in 2020 , stayed at west ham until 203.n scored 45 goals in 167 games for wistham. and the return of professor brazil to the bench of the lead title of brazil in the 202 world cup after being dismissed from the team and an absence of about a year from the world of football , he accepted the leadership of the flamen club of brazil and replaced khorhosani in this team, which did not achieve good results, alivard khabarari radio and the final report of our country's national football team's training in nowshahr is organizing a special team with special names. in novoshahr beach, we have two runners-up in the asian championship and one runner-up in the world championship, and god willing , we have determined to go to the top of the championship this time. to be proud again. it is the last training session of the national team, where 10 people are selected from among 70 people, and without these 10 people, four people will be selected for the tournament. they are also training hard for this honor. according to mr. amri's trainin

jarrod bowen, a 7-year contract and wezaham signed this 26-year-old player, who in the year 20 of hull cityway to london and stayed in the door until 2020. govan has scored 45 goals in 167 games for vazham. and professor brazil's return to the bench. tate, the head coach of brazil in the 2020 world cup , accepted the leadership of the flamengo club in brazil after being dismissed from the team and being absent from the world of football for about a year. he replaced kharkhampoli in that he did not get good results. voice and wire reporting. the disciplinary committee of the football federation has deducted one point from the team and fined the club 10 billion tomans due to the violation of press police club in paying the tax of georgian defender govolsiani. did also, govolestiani is not allowed to accompany the red-faced team until his contract is amended. the world wrestling federation suspended our country's national wrestling team due to throwing a water bottle on the mat at the world championships in belgrade. iran's brazilian juji national team won the runner-up title with seven gold m

championship, wayne rooney has lost his first home game in charge of birmingham, as they were beaten by hull cityp as glenn maxwell rewrote the record books with an historic innings. he hit a century offjust a0 balls, the fastest in world cup history to put australia in complete control against the netherlands. david warner also made 100 as australia set their opponents 400 to win. and australia's bowlers followed their batting example. adam zampa the pick of them, finishing with four wickets as the netherlands were bowled out forjust 90 — losing by a record 309 runs. i love the fastest 50, fastest 100 records. i think they are pretty cool records and sometimes, to the detriment of myself, i've always probably push the boundaries a bit too much. i've been in those positions before where i could make vast hundreds, when i get on a run, i know i'm difficult to bowl two. it is just about getting past the first ball. in basel, andy murray is a in a tight tussle against argentina's tomas echeveri in the second round. the brit took the opening set in a tie break before losing the second 6—3 with the fi

the mod staff reallocated to ensure accessibility in city hull in use this week we appreciate the council's willingness to move the meeting to december as the steal be deployed during apeck. i want to, there are a now more things i would like to announce. mod submitted public comment regarding a notice of rule making on nondiscrimination on disability. accessibility of web information and services of the local government. pertaining to how digital accessibility pertains to us and the disability user. and how the impacts should be as part of the next announcement. part of employment month hearing more about later this afternoon. i will be presenting on disability issues that intersect with human rights. there is a lot of krsz over with human rights commission and the mayor's office on disability. and the disability council on the constituents we serve. so -- if you are i would be grateful i will move to mayor's office on disability has a baptist staff news and thanks today. serving the clerk. and also our capitol program manager and building inspector john, is moving on in october. both movi

to make this northern powerhouse work and to link up leeds link and liverpool and hull and all of it actually big citiesake them together really well. the powerhouse that competes with london and was a destination now that i would agree with that would work. and i think many of the mayors would run with too. run with that too. >> are to hear that? >> are we going to hear that? >> are we going to hear that? >> well, i hope so. know, >> well, i hope so. you know, i don't bet we don't. i'm not. don't i bet we don't. i'm not. >> i bet we don't. well, he may not make people say he's going to announcement about not make people say he's going to hs2. announcement about the hs2. >> i'd surprised he makes >> i'd be surprised if he makes it tomorrow because tell it tomorrow because i tell you what, away from what, if they walk away from here, having not answered the hs2 the whole hs2 question, then the whole conference a failure. conference will be a failure. >> thought. hope >> quick final thought. any hope of election? of winning the next election? >> you know, >> yeah, i actually you know, you about the vox po

to make this northern powerhouse work and to link up leeds link and liverpool and hull and all of it actually big citiesake them together really well. the powerhouse that competes with london and was a destination now that i would agree with that would work. and i think many of the mayors would run with too. run with that too. >> are to hear that? >> are we going to hear that? >> are we going to hear that? >> well, i hope so. know, >> well, i hope so. you know, i don't bet we don't. i'm not. don't i bet we don't. i'm not. >> i bet we don't. well, he may not make people say he's going to announcement about not make people say he's going to hs2. announcement about the hs2. >> i'd surprised he makes >> i'd be surprised if he makes it tomorrow because tell it tomorrow because i tell you what, away from what, if they walk away from here, having not answered the hs2 the whole hs2 question, then the whole conference a failure. conference will be a failure. >> thought. hope >> quick final thought. any hope of election? of winning the next election? >> you know, >> yeah, i actually you know, you about the vox po

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city of belarus on our tv channel. the hardworking people of our country, the main apiary is located here, the hives are multi-hulled, modernolesie. it takes more than 25 years to collect these exhibits; here there are 45 decks from all my grandfathers and great-grandfathers. all sculptures are made of oak. and we chose this oak tree, we traveled through the forests of our, our ivanovo region and chose material in order to make these sculptures, watch poleshuki’s project on the belarus 24 tv channel . maxim bagdanovich gastsyav in the myastsovsky farm in the summer of 1911, and just before the 80s a museum was built here. spachatka was given the house of the arandatar, who lives with him. darechy, bagdanovich himself says that there was a lot of goodness here. menavita ў rakutsyўshchyne paet old two cycles, which were published in the collections of old belarus and months, and two poems were written here. any ivanaina, please, we are with you in the holy month, and here we have some budynachak, and tell us all about it, what kind of caress is it. for the landlords , such summer ladies would be published, in which the landlo

plan to link up all however, his plan to link up all those northern cities and they all got to mention a new station in bradford hulln the manchester liverpool 12 billion investment but labour have come back and said that many of the new railway lines he's talking about and the electrification had already been promised. electrification had already been promiswhat was what today a >> so what was what today was a bunch of re—announced . it's some bunch of re—announced. it's some slight rhiannon statements because remember when they took the leeds leg of hs2 , they also the leeds leg of hs2, they also cancelled bradford , the station. cancelled bradford, the station. they cancelled quite a lot of northern was then called northern what was then called northern . yes, northern powerhouse. yes, there's new brand for there's a new brand for re—announcing existing promises which haven't actually been through more than here's the costing estimates , but they've costing estimates, but they've not got. what would the work take. they've not built in the inflation. they don't they don't know that the 12 billion for manchester to

plan to link up all however, his plan to link up all those northern cities and they all got to mention a new station in bradford hullthe manchester liverpool 12 billion investment but labour have come back and said that many of the new railway lines he's talking about and the electrification had already been promised. electrification had already been promiswhat was what today a >> so what was what today was a bunch of re—announced . it's some bunch of re—announced. it's some slight rhiannon statements because remember when they took the leeds of hs2 , they also the leeds leg of hs2, they also cancelled bradford , the station. cancelled bradford, the station. they cancelled quite a lot of northern what was then called northern . yes, northern powerhouse. yes, there's new brand for there's a new brand for re—announcing existing promises which haven't actually been through more than here's the costing estimates , but they've costing estimates, but they've not got. what would the work take. they've not built in the inflation. they don't they don't know that the 12 billion for manchester to liverpool will actually able f

city of bremen last night. if you furrow the maritime tracking data you can see it is on course to go towards and hull in the north—eastlocal time, of england. at about 5am local time, of the german coast, just south of an island, it passed crossed —— path crossed with a much larger cargo ship. there were seven on the verity, 22 on the larger ship. we know everybody was safe and uninjured on the larger ship but it is understood the verity sunk and those seven people went down with it. there has been a large search and rescue mission all morning, a german authority, the german navy and six rescue ships. they have covered two of the sailors, who have been transferred to hospital alive. sadly, they have found one crew member dead but there are four other sailors unaccounted for. we don't know their nationalities. we do know the ship was on course to go to britain. the german authorities saying they will do everything possible to try and find the missing sailors. ., ~ , ., possible to try and find the missing sailors. . ~' , ., , possible to try and find the missing sailors. ., ~ , ., , . sailors. ok, thank you very much i

when the pastans are in cities began to be hit from... sides sooner than later they found take a point where you can knock out, for example, in the middle of the turret and hulls, and what they will be given will be old, this will of course be old decommissioned equipment, well, at today’s prices, of course, but how could it be otherwise, 15, 20 million for one machine that cost three at one time, good business, this is pr too, this pr is all reminiscent of new year forty-three, when hitler announced how the german army conquered standing there holding the eastern border, when they were already dying of hunger in their cauldron, completely surrounded, well, the same thing, now to take it out, it’s just throwing people out, well, in stalingrad at least they had some kind of goal, then they were told to hold on like a fortress, because they tied up quite a lot of soviet troops there, but here they just throw people to slaughter, well, it’s all for pr, that’s the main thing, in the west, many people believe it, well, they look at it with the people i talk to there , they believe that ukraine is winning there, they yes, they took 104 square kilometers, that’s it,

hull. we're in a good northern city. we just happened to be here when the call in. you . call came in. you. good to get out and about. break westminster break the old westminster bubble, as they say. thank you very fraser brown there. very much, fraser brown there. of course. the managing of course. he's the managing director automotive director of motonnays automotive right . look, just a director of motonnays automotive right. look, just a quick reminder, is developing reminder, this is a developing story. we'll have more on story. we'll have a bit more on this later on. essex police is attending incident at attending an incident at stansted airport after a kenya ainnays nairobi to ainnays plane from nairobi to heathrow was diverted . a london heathrow was diverted. a london stansted spokeswoman said that the boeing 787 landed safely with essex police in attendance . but again, want to emphasise thatis . but again, want to emphasise that is a developing story. more on that as we get it. i just about have time now to bring you about have time now to bring you a very concerning reports

because when substations in the cities began hit from all sides, sooner than later they find take a point where you can knock out, for example, in the middle of the hull yes, there are such points, and what they will be given is it will be old, of course, the equipment will be old, written off, well, at today’s prices, of course, but how could it be otherwise, 15-20 million for one car that cost three at one time, good business, well, this is pr too, that’s just it this pr is all reminiscent of the new year of '43, when hitler announced how the german the army conquered, stands there holding the eastern border, when they were already dying of hunger in their cauldron, completely surrounded, well , the same thing, now to bring it out, it just throws people out, well, in stalingrad at least they had some goal, then they were told to hold on like a fortress, because they tied up quite a lot of soviet troops there, but here they are simply throwing people to slaughter, well, all for pr, this is the main thing, in the west many people believe this, well, they are watching with people. i communicate there, they believe that ukraine is winning there, they do

hull fc. and yeah, it's all about bringing that inclusive city into the game.l fan of rugby. she was in france last month for the opening of the rugby world cup when england were playing argentina, and she supports many different sports charities and is always willing to get involved and have a go, which she has done this afternoon. >> and they're having a go behind you as well at the moment, anna. it looks pretty competitive stuff . competitive stuff. >> it is definitely, yes. it's played the exact same way . other played the exact same way. other than scrums, it's five a side on each side . and yeah, as you can each side. and yeah, as you can see there, there's a lot of crashing of the chairs. it is still a very physical game . um, still a very physical game. um, and that's why, you know, if you're able bodied as well, but you're able bodied as well, but you struggle walking or running . that's why this wheelchair rugby is such a fantastic game for everybody to get involved in. and in fact, the princess also hosted the winners of england wheelchair rugby last

people do struggle in the north to get that not just connectivity with other cities like going to manchester, going to hull, of course, is the announcement that they'll be getting this tram network. it was 1959 that leeds last had a tram network and it's one of the biggest cities in western europe not to have one. so certainly people here pleased with that announcement . i people here pleased with that announcement. i also people here pleased with that announcement . i also spoke to announcement. i also spoke to people just to find out what they thought to transport here and what they wanted. that £36 billion spending on. and this is what they had to say. the in terms of buses, i think the transport is quite good. >> but i think the trains can be improved a little bit more and i think, yeah, i think transport is quite good. first bus has done job. it done a good job. i think it should towards better maybe should go towards better maybe train links between like leeds and manchester and newcastle because manchester and newcastle because manchester and leeds are not really the north, they're more like the mid

that the far better return is by linking up the great northern cities, widening that trans—pennine route. liverpool all the way across the hullhester, middlesbrough and newcastle . and middlesbrough and newcastle. and that may be indeed certainly when grant shapps appeared on the radio this morning, he dropped very, very strong hint dropped a very, very strong hint that would that that would be the prioritisation hs3. it prioritisation of hs3. it doesn't high speed as doesn't need to be high speed as you know, back in the 70s trains were going at 125 miles an hour. it's fast enough with the distances small . well, if distances are small. well, if you want high speed rail, it's got to in russia. you need got to be in russia. you need straight lines. and we're not even in france. you need straight you've straight lines. you've got a tunnel mountains. it's tunnel through mountains. it's just worth it. it's just just not worth it. it's just vanity, i think. and i think there'll be other smaller projects as well, other bus and we're going to be talking to penny gains later in the show. >> she was the head of the hs2 stop campaign,

protecting the city , the restoration took 4 long months, the tank arrived at the museum’s repair shop in a deplorable state, there were no instruments inside, no engine, no seats, the hulleningrad and the russian military historical society at the request of the residents of melitopol. sergei nichai, ilya karelin, vecheslav rakov and nikolai shvedov, news from the leningrad region. the oak tree on elagin island became a bronze medalist in the all-russian competition. the honorary diploma of the competition was presented to the vice-governor of st. petersburg. right under the spreading crown, the height of the giant is 22 m, almost 300 years old, at the russian tree 2023 competition the giant beat out 68 competitors from all over russia. main the selection criterion is aesthetic, but in addition, the legend is important. the tree from elageno island remembers all the milestones of russian history, starting from the founding of the northern capital. according to legend, the tree was planted by the first owner of these places, the vice-chancellor of peter i, pyotr shavirov. after winning the competition, gigantage. which will allow, among other things, to establish a compr

liverpool to manchester, to leeds, hull to newcastle leeds, to hull, to newcastle to connect these great northern connect up these great northern cities of england, a of will say they've a lot of them will say they've heard all of this before because northern powerhouse rail, george osborne they've heard it for years yet none of this has years and yet none of this has happened.soi years and yet none of this has happened. so i think if and when we hear that hs2 to manchester has been axed, there will be a big row. now we are sitting in a disused former railway station that symbolic is running really symbolic. and also we're sitting in manchester where people coming up to conference yesterday or sorry, not yesterday, losing track of the days on saturday. couldn't get a train. there were no trains for the strikes. there'll be no trains going back. so so, okay. >> so right. an impeccable source is what you're saying there. so an impeccable source has told gb news, hs2 the birmingham to manchester leg . no birmingham to manchester leg. no it's not happening and you can see michael gove was in this seat yesterday refusing to answer the ques

hull, where she sat in a wheelchair herself and gave the game a go. kate who's patron of the rugby football league, is there to promote inclusive city in the sport.ch to the deught in the sport. much to the delight of all the participants . it's on tv online, dab+ radio and the tune in app . this is gb and the tune in app. this is gb news, britain's news channel . news, britain's news channel. welcome along. >> let's get stuck straight in britain is shock horror, not a hateful country. we are not a nafion hateful country. we are not a nation of racist bigots and that now is a fact. the latest hate crime figures are in and recorded . hate crimes are down recorded. hate crimes are down 5. race related hate crimes are down 6. year on year for a long time, a lot of ordinary people have been looking at legacy media outlets or twitter and wondering what is this unwelcome , coming divided, racist country that you're describing? because that's i see. indeed, that's not what i see. indeed, you'd forgiven for wondering you'd be forgiven for wondering why, if we really are that bad, it seems like the vast majority of the world would like to come and absolute

to protect the city, the restoration took 4 long months, the tank arrived at the museum’s repair shop in a deplorable state, there were no instruments, no engine, no seats inside, the hullng to legend, the tree was planted by the first owner of these places, peter the great’s vice-chancellor, peter shavirov. victory in the competition, the giant will undergo a comprehensive examination of specialists, which will also allow establishing the exact age of the tree. experts will be here to look at it, assess its condition, they will bring special devices that allow you to literally look inside the trunk, devices that allow you to do, well, in our understanding, an ultrasound of the tree, they will take a puncture.

even if we concreted over the countryside, turned our cities into one vast building site and erected skyscrapers from eastbourne to elgin , from hulle to elgin, from hull to holyhead . it still wouldn't to holyhead. it still wouldn't be enough. demand will always outstrip supply . i know it . be enough. demand will always outstrip supply . i know it. you outstrip supply. i know it. you know it , outstrip supply. i know it. you know it, and the outstrip supply. i know it. you know it , and the voters outstrip supply. i know it. you know it, and the voters know outstrip supply. i know it. you know it , and the voters know it know it, and the voters know it . this country has been generous in taking in refugees from afghanistan, from ukraine, from syria, from hong kong. the decency of the british people cannot not be questioned . but cannot not be questioned. but they also they also care deeply about overall numbers in poll after poll, the british people all have been clear . immigration all have been clear. immigration is all already too . is all already too. high and they know another thing that the future could bring millions more

hull, where she sat in a wheelchair herself and gave the game a go. kate, whose patron of the rugby football league, is there to help promote inclusive city in sport .uk on your tv in your car, on digital radio and now on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. this is britain's news channel . please britain's news channel. please can we just stop banning things? >> when did we become a country that just banned stuff all the time? smoking. now i know most people aren't smokers and most people aren't smokers and most people don't like the smell. i know it's unhealthy, banning know it's unhealthy, but banning it point where it's some it to the point where it's some stage future. a 40 year stage in the future. a 40 year old man is going to be hanging around a corner shop in around outside a corner shop in basingstoke a 41 year old basingstoke asking a 41 year old man if he can go in and illegally get him a packet of marlboro gold is farcical. it's like banning cocaine or weed. that hasn't really worked out that well, it? toilet that well, has it? the toilet cubicles in soho look like frosty the snowman has just stormed through there, and everywhere