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the senior tory mp iain duncan smith has told breakfast this morning he believes that china is behindty think tank added, "we don't know the extent to which the chinese government is involved but we do know that chinese firms are," and questioned why the chinese communist party would be allowing it to happen. speaking to bbc watchdog last night royal mail's david gold said the chance of getting a counterfeit stamp is still low. people should understand that the overwhelming majority of stamps on sale are legitimate. in fact since we introduced bar—coded stamps, which means that every stamp is unique, we have got a number of counterfeit stamps coming through the network by 90%. and that means the number of stamps that we are spotting account for less than 0.1% of the total stamps going to the network. even so, watchdog spoke to people who ended up with counterfeit stamps, despite buying them at the post office counter in their local convenience shops. there are things to look out for which could show that a stamp is fake. if you look carefully, strange perforations around the edge, a s

understand that bob blackman is being supported in those efforts by the former conservative party leader iain duncantold the bbc that negotiations with the government are ongoing and there has been nothing concrete from them yet. speaking to number 10 this morning, they say that negotiations and talks are happening in the usual way when bills such as this go through the process of going through parliament. but certainly a rebellion within his party would be damaging for rishi sunak. let's speak to the chief executive of crisis, a uk charity for people experiencing homelessness. hearing that the prime minister faces internal pressure over these plans must come as encouraging news it is definitely encouraging to hear mps from all parties are determined to strip this out of the criminal justice bill. it to strip this out of the criminal justice bill-— to strip this out of the criminal justice bill. , , , ., , justice bill. it is mostly pleasing because it is _ justice bill. it is mostly pleasing because it is so _ justice bill. it is mostly pleasing because it is so damaging. - justice bill. it is most

understand that bob blackman is being supported in those efforts by the former conservative party leader iain duncanbc that negotiations with the government are ongoing, and there has been nothing concrete from them yet. speaking to number 10 this morning, they say that negotiations and talks are happening in the usual way when bills such as this go through the process of going through parliament. but certainly a rebellion within his party would be damaging for rishi sunak. this comes, of course, at a time when chatter of unhappiness about his leadership of the party does not seem to be going away. given what appears to be quite widespread discontent surrounding the plans proposed in this bill around homelessness, so movement perhaps from number 10 would be inevitable, if they want to avoid looking weak in the face of their own mps. let's get some of the day's other news now. salvage crews at the us port of baltimore have removed the first section of the bridge that collapsed when it was hit by a container ship six days ago. the accident brought maritime traffic to a standstill on what is a major tr

. >> iain duncan smith, mr speaken >> iain duncan smith, mr speaker, can i ask my right hon. >> friende video that is doing the rounds of the theft in the shop on my in my constituency station, road of boots the chemist in a space of boots the chemist in a space of eight minutes, two threatening individuals robbed thousands of pounds out of that shop and they're not alone. >> this is happening again and again, and again. >> in fact, one of my team went out and photographed them, leaving brazenly, not caring and even spitting at the police. >> will he now please say to the home secretary through to the police, this is not a petty crime. >> this is a threat of violence and massive robbery. >> this should be a priority for the police. what we just talk about always is more police. surely what we should be asking to be is more effective policing. and get them off the streets . streets. >> deputy prime minister. >> deputy prime minister. >> well, i think my right hon. friend, is absolutely right to highlight this. and often it's the allegedly lower level crimes are the ones that cause the b

the senior tory mp iain duncan smith has told breakfast this morning he believes that china is behindnow that chinese firms are," and questioned why the chinese communist party would be allowing it to happen. speaking to bbc watchdog last night royal mail's david gold said the chance of getting a counterfeit stamp is still low. people should understand that the overwhelming majority of stamps on sale are legitimate. in fact since we introduced bar—coded stamps, which means that every stamp is unique, we have got a number of counterfeit stamps coming through the network by 90%. and that means the number of stamps that we are spotting account for less than 0.1% of the total stamps going to the network. even so watchdog spoke to people who ended up with counterfeit stamps, despite buying them at the post office counter in their local convenience shops. there are things to look out for which could show that a stamp is fake. if you look carefully, strange perforations around the edge, a shine to the surface, or the colour looking slightly off. stunning artworks have been uncovered in a new

when iain duncan smith set this system up ? system up?ere have been huge improvements, particularly by this government, to the withdrawal so started withdrawal rate. so it started when credit was when universal credit was introduced . people lost £0.65 in introduced. people lost £0.65 in the pound, they lose £0.55 the pound, now they lose £0.55 in the pound, after tax that can rise a little bit. but actually with national insurance cuts that's still better. and with increases in the living wage that better still. that it's better still. so people keep more people are getting to keep more pounds pence for each pounds and pence for each for each penny they earn than each penny that they earn than they then. they were able they were then. they were able to certainly then to before and certainly then under the legacy system too. so it better job of it is doing a betterjob of incentivising than the incentivising work than the legacy could be doing legacy system. could it be doing more? doing more? more? should it be doing more? yes, course, bu

the senior tory mp iain duncan smith has told breakfast this morning he believes that china is behindich the chinese government is involved but we do know that chinese firms are," and questioned why the chinese communist party would be allowing it to happen. speaking to bbc watchdog last night royal mail's david gold said the chance of getting a counterfeit stamp is still low. people should understand that the overwhelming majority of stamps on sale are legitimate. in fact since we introduced bar—coded stamps, which means that every stamp is unique, we have cut the number of counterfeit stamps coming through the network by 90%. and that means the number of stamps that we are spotting account for less than 0.1% of the total stamps going to the network. even so watchdog spoke to people who ended up with counterfeit stamps, despite buying them at the post office counter in their local convenience shops. there are things to look out for which could show that a stamp is fake. if you look carefully, strange perforations around the edge, a shine to the surface, or the colour looking slightly

and in fact the book the plot starts actually with a detailed interview with iain duncan smith .el gove back in 2002 three what you have, we've put you in as leader. what you have to do is crash and burn the conservative party so that from it a new modern liberal party can rise from the ashes. when iain duncan smith said, well , actually no, smith said, well, actually no, i quite like conservatism and i think we can win as conservatives. they got rid of him and it's and it's happened ever since they put in place. and there's always one of them or more of them right at the centre of number 10, right at the prime minister's side, driving the show. >> and i understand the premise of that. and also, let's go on in a minute to talk about the sort of yellow ization of the tory and idea that tory party and the idea that righties aren't to stand, righties aren't able to stand, and cchq seems want righties aren't able to stand, an recruit cchq seems want righties aren't able to stand, an recruit a cchq seems want righties aren't able to stand, an recruit a lotzhq seems want righties aren'

>> was universal credit pretty much an iain duncan smith invention?ng, and without it the whole system would have fallen over during covid. but they seem to have taken away the elements of stick that force people to take jobs if they were offered them, and universal credit seems to be becoming a way of life for some people . you need both. some people. you need both. >> that's it from me. i apologise for the cough. i think i've got this hundred day cough which is around. let's have a look at the weather. maybe that'll cheer us all up. annie shuttleworth will tell us. >> looks like things are heating up . boxt boilers sponsors of up. boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news. >> hello there. good evening. well, after a rather overcast day, there's going to be more in the way of dry and bright weather on the way tomorrow. but for tonight, there's still some further rain to come. that's as these weather fronts that have lingered across the northwest continue to into these continue to push into these northwestern areas . they'll also northwestern areas.

and another change of leader may be off the cards with other mps including penny mordaunt, iain duncanchallengers . shadow foreign challengers. shadow foreign minister david lammy says the government should suspend arms sales to israel if it's clear that international law has been breached. it's after british aid workers john chapman, james henderson and james kirby were killed when their convoy was hit by an israeli airstrike while they were delivering vital food aid. they were part of a group of seven aid workers from the world central kitchen organisation lammy organisation. mr lammy says britain to britain cannot supply arms to israel if it's proven to have broken international law . broken international law. >> i have now been calling for 12 days for david cameron to pubush 12 days for david cameron to publish the legal advice so that we are clear on whether israel has contravened international humanitarian law and therefore arms sales should be suspended . arms sales should be suspended. >> in other news, police in finland say a 12 year old boy suspected of carrying out a shootin

and another change of leader may be off the cards, with other mps including penny mordaunt, iain duncan smith and jacob rees—mogg all trailing their labour challengers . shadow foreign challengers. shadow foreign secretary david lammy says the government should suspend arms sales to israel if it's clear that international law has been breached. it's after british aid workers john chapman, james henderson and james kirby were killed when their convoy was hit by an israeli airstrike while they were delivering a vital food aid. they were part of a group of seven aid workers from the world central kitchen organisation . mr lammy says organisation. mr lammy says britain cannot arms to britain cannot supply arms to israel proven to have israel if it's proven to have broken international law . broken international law. >> i have now been calling for 12 days for david cameron to pubush 12 days for david cameron to publish the legal advice, so that we are clear on whether israel has contravened international humanitarian law and therefore arms sales should be suspended . be suspended. >> no 1 in

and this morning, senior tory mp iain duncan smith tells breakfast he's certain the counterfeits arers are raked, the azaleas are in full bloom. the spectacular setting of augusta national is ready for the first golf major of the year, even if the weather might end up disrupting the start of the masters. no stance here today thankfully but a cloudy start to the day with spots of rain in the south but it will brighten up with some sunshine, murky around the coast, but warm. all the details later. it's thursday the 11th of april. our main story. there are calls for royal mail to investigate claims that china is behind a rise in the availibility of counterfeit stamps. customers who receive letters with the fake stamps on them are given a fine, and a senior conservative mp has told breakfast he's certain the counterfeits are coming from china. ben has been taking a look... the starting point is that there are counterfeit stamps and they are hard to spot. counterfeit stamps and they are hard to sot. : ., counterfeit stamps and they are hard to sot. , ., ., ., to spot. yes, and the whole p

and we're speaking to miriam cates and iain duncan smith to are lots on big names. >> good stuff.h. >> good stuff. very much both. >> thank you both. >> thank you both. >> for now, though, you are with britain's newsroom on gb news. stay with us. >> it's 1141. you're with ben >> it's1141. you're with ben and pip on britain's newsroom on gb news. lots of emails flying in. >> yeah. and, still lots of them on this. on this poll, jeffrey. good morning. the tory government is a disaster. hasn't got a clue what to do, the labour party have not had to raise their pace with government infighting being genuine. conservatives need a new party like reform , but our voting like reform, but our voting system conspires against them, david. good morning. you say the labour party have left the country since the last time they were in power. how can you trust anyone who hasn't done anything, did you just read that one as well? >> no , no, no, i didn't, let's >> no, no, no, i didn't, let's go to kg. morning you vote for someone who think you think deserves your vote. if you think no one deserves yo

and another change of leader may be off the cards, with other mps including penny mordaunt, iain duncan smith and jacob rees—mogg all trailing their labour challengers . and the reform uk challengers. and the reform uk party has removed two parliamentary candidates for making statements that they say fell beneath their standards. jonathan kay and mick greeno will no longer contest seats after campaign group hope not hate accused them of sharing racist views on social media. shadow foreign secretary david lammy says the government should suspend arms sales to israel. if it's clear that international law breached. it's law has been breached. it's after a british aid workers john chapman, james henderson and james kirby, were killed when their convoy was hit by an israeli air strike while they were delivering vital food aid . were delivering vital food aid. they were part of a group of seven aid workers from the world central kitchen organisation. mr lammy says britain cannot supply arms to israel if it's proven to have broken international law. >> i have now been calling for 12 days for d

and another change of leader may be off the cards with other mps including penny mordaunt, iain duncan smith and jacob rees—mogg all trailing their labour challengers , and a teacher who challengers, and a teacher who described girls from western backgrounds as lunatics, has been banned from teaching indefinitely . an investigation indefinitely. an investigation found. a key khan, who's from birmingham, told students that those who support feminism would be replaced by muslims. it's understood he also sent topless pictures of himself to messaging groups that included students. the teaching regulation agency says mr khan engaged in serious misconduct and undermined what were described as fundamental british values . and for the british values. and for the latest stories, sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen, or go to gb news. com slash alerts. now it's back to . patrick. back to. patrick. >> good evening. there is a rogues gallery of depraved foreign criminals that we can't or won't deport. there is the albanian paedophile who raped a 15 year old schoolgirl.

iain duncan smith, conservative mp for chingford and woodford green. lots to say on that. is our asylum system , broken? we're asylum system, broken? we're discussing this, this is related to the case of a moroccan asylum seeker who brutally murdered a pensioner. but first, your afternoon headlines . afternoon headlines. >> it's 1234. afternoon headlines. >> it's1234. i'm afternoon headlines. >> it's 1234. i'm sofia wenzler in the gp newsroom . first are in the gp newsroom. first are some news. justin, a 20 year old man has been charged with conducting hostile activity in the uk to benefit russia. dylan earl is accused of masterminding an arson plot on london businesses after allegedly being recruited as a russian spy. four other men were also charged in connection with the same investigation . ian, we'll bring investigation. ian, we'll bring you more information as we get it . to other news now, it. to other news now, scotland's first minister is due to speak soon ahead of a crucial test of his leadership contest next week. it's after the collapse of the snp's power shari

penny mordaunt , iain duncan penny mordaunt, iain duncan smith, jacob rees—mogg a colleague from gb newse got is these don't knows if they come out and they voted tory last time. give the tories one time. they give the tories one more time in more chance, a fifth time in office. i've waiting to see office. i've all waiting to see that. it really is that. i mean, it really is labour's don't you labour's to lose. don't you think, labour's to lose. don't you thirit's certainly labour's >> it's certainly labour's to lose. the reason why i'm lose. but the reason why i'm being cautious, it's not just recent that we know recent history that we know labour's historically had some weaknesses, in terms of weaknesses, at least in terms of pubuc weaknesses, at least in terms of public perception around the economy, , the economy, social security, the deficit, which has kind of become an issue again. and immigration. and i think keir starmer and rachel reeves have moved the party forward enormously all those topics. moved the party forward en0|everything all those topics. moved the party forward en0|

i think iain duncan smith said.h to a mouse and an snp mp, saying it was like turning up to a gunfight with a wooden spoon . gunfight with a wooden spoon. >> well, i don't think that's right. i think the prime minister is right to characterise it in the way that he has. these are serious international and global issues , international and global issues, and i think the prime minister is right to be cautious. i'm certainly cautious in the language and careful in the language and careful in the language that i use, but there's no doubt that there is a challenge there, and it's one that we're determined to take and face head on. well thank you very much indeed for your time today. >> i know it's a busy day for you. appreciate listening to what you had to say. thank you very much. >> thank you very much indeed. thanks. >> thank you, thank you. well, if you are just tuning in our top stories this morning, is that the rwanda bill passed through parliament last night, a historic and far reaching piece of legislation now se

may be off the cards, with other mps including penny mordaunt , iain including penny mordaunt, iain duncan smith and jacob rees—mogg all trailing their labour challengers . and the reform uk challengers. and the reform uk party has removed two parliamentary candidates for making statements that they say fell beneath their standards . fell beneath their standards. jonathan kay and mick greeno will no longer contest seats after campaign group hope not hate. accused them of sharing racist views on social media. at least nine people have died with more than 900 injured after a major earthquake in taiwan . this major earthquake in taiwan. this was the moment it struck the east coast this morning. tremors were recorded as high as 7.7 magnitude during the morning rush hour. news anchors rocked by the earthquake during live broadcasts remained steady on air whilst the newsroom was shaking. rescue teams are now working into the night in search of survivors. more than 100 are thought to be trapped in tunnels under buildings or stuck under landslides . and for the latest landslides. and for the lates

i was going to say sir iain duncan smith, he wouldn't be responsible for on blue. responsible for blue on blue. can sunak the focus can rishi sunak bring the focus back his five point plan? back on his five point plan? i'll be asking deputy prime i'll be asking the deputy prime minister, dowden, his minister, oliver dowden, for his thoughts the turmoil thoughts on all the tory turmoil with the cabinet currently split on and prime on israel and former prime ministers david cameron and bods ministers david cameron and boris poles apart on boris johnson. poles apart on the i'll be asking former the issue, i'll be asking former foreign minister tobias ellwood whether still be whether we should still be selling arms to israel in light of the death this week of three british aid workers in gaza. i'll also be speaking to tony blair's former political secretary, john mctiernan. as the poll suggests, labour the latest poll suggests, labour is win mammoth is on course to win a mammoth 400 does he think we're 400 seats. does he think we're going witness a 1997 style going to witness a 1997 style

, long—time homelessness campaigner, but support also from the former conservative party leader iain duncanfar nothing concrete from them. but certainly, given what seems to be quite widespread discontent within the party, some compromise perhaps would appear to be inevitable unless the government wants to be seen as looking weak in the face of what could be quite a large rebellion. we shau could be quite a large rebellion. we shall see. thank you. a burial crypt close to the resting place of marilyn monroe has sold for more than £150,000. the buyer — a us tech investor — said he had "always dreamt of being next to" the hollywood star. that is marilyn monroe, not the buyer, by the way! one of the actress's dresses also sulphate times the asking one of the actress' dresses also sold for eight times the asking price — a pink pucci gown that was bought for more than £250,000. some people have too much money. look at her, though, the picture of marilyn munro, just gorgeous. 250 marilyn munro, 'ust gorgeous. 250 rand four marilyn munro, just gorgeous. 25: grand four address. marilyn munro, just

we'll talk to former tory leader iain duncan smith about his encounter with the chinese wolf warrior and happy saint george's day. >> red crosses will fly high as crowds gather across england to celebrate their patron saint. we'll be live with a knees up in dartford . dartford. >> we'd love to hear what you think . send >> we'd love to hear what you think. send your views and post your comments by visiting gb news. com you're safe. but first, here's the news with sophia wenzler. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> it's 930. i'm sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom . we start in the gb newsroom. we start with some breaking news. at least five migrants have died after their small boat got into difficulties off the french coast overnight . the incident coast overnight. the incident happened off wimereux beach near boulogne , before 2 am. a number boulogne, before 2 am. a number of other migrants were rescued , of other migrants were rescued, with at least one now critically ill, in hospital . gb news can ill, in hospital. gb news can reveal that another five small migrant boats are attemp

want to pay tribute to you and i want to pay tribute to you and of course, your founder, my friend iain duncanmith, who began that journey of reform in 2010, a journey carried through so ably today by mel stride. because when we arrived in office in 2010, people coming office in 2010, people coming off benefits and into work could lose £9 for every ten they earned by far the highest marginal tax rate. and that was morally wrong. so we created universal credit to make sure that work always pays. we introduced the national living wage and increased it every year , ending low pay in this country. we're rolling out 30 hours of free childcare for every family over nine months of age. we've halved inflation to make the money you earn worth more, and we've cut workers national insurance by a third and £900 tax cut for someone earning the average wage, because it is profoundly wrong that income from work is taxed twice when other forms of income are not. for me, it is a fundamental duty of government to make sure that hard work is always rewarded. i know, and you know that you don't get anything in li

but, you know, under the previous, you know, in the sort of the pre boris johnson era under when iain duncan of, work and pensions, we were able to get these numbers down quite significantly . and actually nobody was sort of suffering unnecessarily . you of suffering unnecessarily. you know, it it's the sort of thing that i'm afraid does require, i think, a bit of a firm hand. and of course, you understand that there are always going to be people who perhaps might slip through the cracks a little bit in the system. there will be people who will be unfairly penalised. well, that's to be expected. but broadly speaking, just because there are people on out of work benefits who deserve it doesn't mean that the state should not go after trying to reduce the numbers of people who shouldn't be on them is an interesting expression that mel stride has used about people being parked on benefits, which i think is quite an interesting use of words . use of words. >> and if you consider how much the benefit bill is now for us sustainable £50 billion for working age sickness benefits, but then there's ben

iain duncan smith well, came out duncan smith as well, came out and this was a russian and thought this a russian hacker, that was hacker, that there was a political motivation behind it. do we have any evidence of that? aubrey or is it just mischief by someone that he's met on a gay dating app ? dating app? >> not so far. i mean, it's not uncommon, of course, for kind of hostile countries or their spy agencies to try and gather kompromat on mps. agencies to try and gather kompromat on mps . that is a kompromat on mps. that is a story almost as old as time, i think in this case that some of the victims i spoke to didn't feel they were engaging with a sort of with somebody with the apparatus of a big state, foreign power behind them, because when they threaten to go to the police, this person kind of clammed up, it seemed to suggest they realised they'd got in far too deep. and the victim sort of felt that if you if you were a sort of spy agency for a rival country that goes to the police, probably wouldn't, kind of deter you too much . this may of deter you too much. this may have been

40 conservative suspected rebels against the plans, including people like damian green and even iain duncantime sleeping rough himself as a teenager. matthew torbett matthew, thank you very much for joining torbett matthew, thank you very much forjoining us. i mean, let's look at the premise of this, of this bill. how many rough sleepers are sleeping rough sleepers are sleeping rough , as a choice, there seems rough, as a choice, there seems to be an implication here that there are many people who are sleeping on the streets because they almost want to . they almost want to. >> yeah, i think that's that's clearly the message that certain elements of the home office are wanting to put out. i think from my own experience, homelessness is a very complex thing, and how people become rough sleepers in the first place is a very complex thing. >> normally, it's very rarely somebody's fault . it can be a somebody's fault. it can be a family relationship breakdown. somebody's fault. it can be a familjcouldionship breakdown. somebody's fault. it can be a familjcould be ship breakdown. somebody's faul

in a story that gb news broke in january and now former conservative party leader iain duncan smith claimss that are circulating in the uk that are fake . now, as i said, this was fake. now, as i said, this was all kicked off by a gb news investigation and that was by jessica helden and we found that people are being fined £5 to receive their post because the royal mail says that stamps that have been bought at post offices are actually fake. well, i'm joined in the studio by that woman, jessica sheldon, our digital finance editor, who broke that story. well done . broke that story. well done. this story just keeps rolling and rolling and rolling. and now and rolling and rolling. and now a former prime minister has got involved. blames china. do involved. he blames china. do you think that's true or is that a red herring? well i think it's very interesting because i think there's two elements to this story. >> we have seen stamps which you wouldn't realise are fake, but when you compare them to genuine stamps, they do look, counterfeit . some hold them up counterfeit. some hold them up to

and certainly sir iain duncan smith thinks that this is definitely not a very good idea .lanting a little seed that blows up when labour gets in, because it's not until april 2025, and you can imagine when it comes in april 2025, all of a sudden, voters not liking mr starmer and the tax rises that are going up. so i think it might be a little bit of slyness by mr gove thinking, i'm going to put a little exit bomb . yeah, to put a little exit bomb. yeah, chris, guy ritchie, the producer director, he's got a great series on netflix called the gentlemen. you're watching it early as well. >> aren't great series. >> aren't great series. >> i think it's very, very good, and as a result, >> i think it's very, very good, and as a result , the style from and as a result, the style from this show and shows like it are increasingly motivating people to emulate a sort of english upper class style caps and tweeds and all that sort of thing, is that mostly it's not your stupid. i'm asking your opinion. >> would you wear tweed or a flat cap? oh oh, okay. >> he does. oh, did you see me co

but now members of your own party, duncan smith and party, iain duncan smith and indeed braverman, alsor that. but they're at odds the prime minister and odds with the prime minister and with the secretary. why with the foreign secretary. why shouldn't would we in shouldn't we? and would we be in a we did ? a better position if we did? >> well, look, nobody is suggesting that the iranian revolutionary guard is anything other than a problematic and difficult organisation , one, we difficult organisation, one, we already sanctioned them. >> we already have restricted placed very serious restrictions on them . on the issue of on them. on the issue of proscribing them is one that david cameron addressed yesterday. and he said, look, one of the things that we still value is the fact that we have a direct route to tehran. we have an embassy there, we have diplomatic channels. we can pick up phone have up the phone and have conversations, even with governments. yes, have governments. yes, that we have very significant challenge with those conversations are difficult, actually there is difficul

i was going to say sir iain duncan smith, he wouldn't be responsible for on blue. responsible for blueg the deputy prime minister, dowden, his minister, oliver dowden, for his thoughts the turmoil thoughts on all the tory turmoil with the cabinet currently split on and prime on israel and former prime ministers david cameron and bons ministers david cameron and boris poles apart on boris johnson. poles apart on the i'll be asking former the issue, i'll be asking former foreign minister tobias ellwood whether still be whether we should still be selling arms to israel in light of the death this week of three british aid workers in gaza. i'll also be speaking to tony blair's former political secretary, john mctiernan. as the poll suggests, labour the latest poll suggests, labour is win mammoth

growing political pressure, when you had ed davey, and there are former secretaries of states, iain duncanp and are set to finish second in their league. liverpool fans on the whole seem positive about the prospect and the departing klopp likes what he sees and says he's not surprised, the liverpooljob is the one to finally prize him away from firenord. of there is space for improvement. i like the way his team play football. good guy. some people i know know him, i don't know him yet. some people, he's a really good guy. i like that a lot. good coach, good quy- sheffield united manager chris wilder says his team will go right to the end, with his side on the brink of relegation now. sheffield united will be relegated this afternoon, if they lose to newcastle, and could go down if they draw, and other results go against them. they are ten points off nottingham forest in 17th with four games left. leicester city have been celebrating, getting back in the premier league afterjust one season away. their promotion was confirmed, without them playing last night as they watched events in west lo

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