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lauber resigned last week, he and infantino deny any wrongdoing.ogical that he would seek to have a meeting with the most senior law officer in the country, which is what he did. i think that most people would recognise, if you go to meet the attorney general and meet the attorney general of britain you think that you are in pretty safe hands. you don't think you're going to be accused later of criminal wrongdoing for having met the attorney general. and yet this is the situation, a kind of alice in wonderland type situation that we are in today. will remain in position. as our reporter simon stone explains, this case is the latest so that's the view from fifa. football's world governing body saying infantino will remain in position. as our reporter simon stone explains, this case is the latest in a series of issues they're facing: the problem is they are so tainted by what has happened in the past and except that, also excepts there will be no change to the situation, no difference in the public mood whilst that situations like the one they find t

lauber resigned last week, but he and infantino deny any wrongdoing.r simon weaver says he is incredibly grateful to the club's fans for the support they've shown, even though they weren't able to be at wembley to watch them reach the football league for the first time in their history. they beat notts county 3—1 in the national league final. that's harrogate's second promotion in three seasons and they have league two football to look forward to in around six weeks' time. it's a remarkable rise for a team that only turned professional four years ago. a combination of good people behind—the—scenes and young aspirational footballers that are all driven, in aspirational footballers that are alldriven, ina aspirational footballers that are all driven, in a good culture of the clu b all driven, in a good culture of the club that is pretty old school values. we all want the same thing at there are no egos allowed in the building, we don't stand for that. it isa building, we don't stand for that. it is a bit ofa building, we don't stand for that. it is a bit

lauber resigned last week, he and infantino deny any wrongdoing.u go to meet the attorney general, if you go to meet the attorney general in britain, you think that you are in pretty safe hands. you don't think that you're going to be accused later of criminal wrongdoing for having met the attorney general. yet, this is the situation like a kind of alice in wonderland type situation wherein today. tour—level tennis has returned after a five—month absence due to the pandemic — as sixth seed donna vekic of croatia beat aranksha rus of the netherlands in the first round of the wta palermo open in italy on monday. the world number 2a winning in straight sets in a match where both players had to handle their own towels of course, there are no showers on sit for the players either. a limited number of fans are allowed in the stadium — obviously no post—match hand shake allowed between the players once it was over, or signing autographs, straight in and out with a tap of the racket. they call it the richest game in football, worth over $210 million to the

infantino will remain in his role during the legal proceedings.iminal conviction, against the fifa president. now, look who's back — bowling, which could serve as a timely boost for england ahead of their opening test with pakistan. it's ben stokes back in the nets, so often the match winner. he only played as a specialist batsmen in the third test win over west indies because of an injury, but appears he could be back firing on all fronts. later, england play ireland in theirfinal0di. and finally, we know he's good, we know he's fast. that's why they call him the ‘rocket‘. but ronnie o sullivan showed us just how fast yesterday as he set the record for the fastest match at the world championship. he beat thepchaiya un—nooh 10 frames to 1 in a time of one hour, 48 minutes. that averages out at about 14 seconds per shot, beating the previous record by 41 minutes. his next opponent, ding junui, might want to work n some delaying tactics! when the rocket is playing like that, there is no stopping the guy. faulting second shot! he's not hanging about.

currently being under criminal investigation on thursday a case in switzerland that was opened against infantino over secret meetings he had with the country's attorney general michael over who had been leading a probe into football corruption over himself offered to resign last month having been found to have lied about his meetings with them for you know if the 4 year old rejects the claims to have secured this area status on the final day of the season with a win 2 goals from antonio somebody who helped the northern italians beat the last there are 3 and when they finish 17th 4 points ahead of late she who lost $43.00 to parma and will be relegated to series b. along with british and. australia's nick areas has pulled out of the us open which is due to start behind closed doors at the end of this month carious says he has safety concerns due to the coronavirus pandemic in a social media post he point lee criticized world number one novak djokovic for organizing a series of exhibit events in june for players including a joke of it tested positive for covert 19 at that time. tennis was you have

investigation into its president jan infantile is unfair and grotesque case there has been opened against infantino in switzerland over secret meetings he had that with the country's attorney general michael over well over had been leading a probe into football corruption both men have to lie there any wrong doing and seeing what the reaction of the world is they're already saying r us this proves it was a criminal investigation there were proofs of which you know legally technically it doesn't the problem is all of that legal technical stuff it doesn't really matter because the it's the reputational which is done to the president and to the organization and that is why i said it people might disagree but that's what i said there's something going on here which is quite groups s. going on here. america's justin thomas has claimed a title and golf's a walled number one spot thomas one his 13th to a title at the cent dude invitational in memphis helen now be among the favorites to win the opening major of the year at the u.s. p.g.a. championship which tees off on thursday thomas is back on the top ra

investigation into its president john ensign tino is unfair and grotesque case has been opened against infantino in switzerland over secret meetings he had with the country's attorney general michael well there had been leading a probe into football corruption both men have denied any wrongdoing you go to see the most senior law officer in the country to offer cooperation for the purposes of criminal investigation and then you end up being the subject of a criminal investigation yourself there is something kind of absurd about this and then people start trying to draw parallels with blatter and all the rest of it has got nothing to do with it so if there is something criminal suggesting criminal behavior we would really like to know. minnesota wild matt dumba says that he plans to raise his fists during the playing of both the u.s. and canadian national anthems for the rest of the n.h.l. season. and. was the only player to make the gesture ahead of the wild game against the vancouver canucks an edmonton on sunday it comes a day after he became the school's 1st player to kneel in protest against

and coming up on bbc news: fifa say an investigation into president gianni infantino is grotesque and are 100% confident there won't be criminal charges, over alleged corruption. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. a political giant, a champion of peace, one of ireland's greatest ever sons. leading figures from around the world have been paying tribute to the the nobel peace prize winner and northern ireland politician john hume who has died. he was 83. he was key to ending decades of violence in northern ireland which killed thousands and tony blair — who was prime minister when the good friday peace agreement was signed — described him as, "a visionary who refused to believe the future had to be the same as the past". our ireland correspondent emma vardy looks back at his remarkable life. a visionary, through some of northern ireland's daeshgs j‘ii was an endurin advocate the

lauber resigned last week but he and infantino deny any wrongdoing.t to agree a deal forjadon sancho, with the england forward manchester united's top summer transfer target. dortmund are believed to want in excess of £100 million for sancho, with the deadline put in place because they want undisturbed preparation for the new bundesliga season which gets under way next month. harrogate town manager simon weaver says he's incredibly grateful to the club's fans for the support they've shown, even though they weren't able to be at wembley to watch them reach the football league for the first time in their history. they beat notts county 3—1 in the national league final — that's harrogate's second promotion in three seasons and they have league two football to look forward to, in around six weeks' time. it's a remarkable rise for a team that only turned professional four years ago. a combination of good people behind—the—scenes and young aspirational footballers that are all driven, in a good culture of the club that is pretty old school values. we all wa