jack blanchard and joel rubin. same time _ well. good man. jack blanchard and joel rubin.lay from the dutch side saw them cruise to a huge aggregate win..... to a huge aggregate win. psv are leading 5—1...so 7—3 over the two legs a horrible night for the rangers defence compounded when connor goldson scored a farcical own goal. the english centre back will not want to watch that one again. in the other fixtures, aek athens of greece are up against belgian side royal antwerp, and danish champions fc copenhagen take on polish side rakov chestochowa. blackburn scored eight as they swept harrogate town. chelsea were a goal down against wind lived in, but recovered. lincoln sending the premier league side out. everton's start to the season had been miserable — winless and goalless in the premier league so far, they were a goal down at bottom of the football league side doncaster, just before half time, joe ironside with the goal. doncaster, just before halftime, joe ironside with the goal. but the visitors finally got their first of the season from their new signing beto, on 73

discuss it with out panel tonight tim montgomerie, founder of the conservativehome website, and joel rubinto put pylons near their home. how do we regenerate the grid, with enough speed to deliver on our net zero pledges. and donald trump says he will stay in the race, whether theyjail him or not. so how do republicans who don't want him, as their candidate, aim to stop him. welcome back. in the end it was entirely as alexei navalny had predicted. in a prison courtroom, on evidence noone had heard, he was found guilty of extremism" and sentenced to a further ten years injail. on top of the nine—year sentence navalny is already serving in a high—security penal colony.

we'll bring you reaction, including the thoughts of our panel tonight, joel rubin, former advisor to the us state department and the uk editor at politico jack blanchard. both will have a view onjames cleverley�*s controversial visit today to beijing. we will also talk about the equally contentious, land grab that china has just peformed in their latest edition of the world map. good evening. we are still to learn the full extent of the damage in florida. mercifully the hurricane came ashore this morning in an areas of the gulf coast that is far less populated than the city of tampa further to the south. but forecasters say the seas rose 9 ft in two hours in the big bend area of the coast, and they project that level of of flooding will submerges areas some 3 miles in from the coast, with water up to 4 feet deep. that is going to bring significant to catastrophic damage to cedar key, steinhatchee, and the coast along taylor and dixie counties. and you will see from this time lapse video just how quickly the waters rise, when pushed by winds that at that moment as it came ashore were

discuss it with out panel tonight tim montgomerie, founder of the conservativehome website, and joel rubin, who served in the obama administration, at the us state department. also tonight the british government wants to pay people to put pylons near their home. how do we regenerate the grid, with enough speed to deliver on our net zero pledges. and donald trump says he will stay in the race, whether theyjail him or not. so how do republicans who don't want him, as their candidate, aim to stop him. welcome back. in the end it was entirely as alexei navalny had predicted. in a prison courtroom, on evidence noone had heard, he was found guilty of extremism" and sentenced to a further ten years injail. on top of the nine—year sentence navalny is already serving in a high—security penal colony. western governments and human rights groups universally condemned it but there is little they can do to help him. having already allegedly poisoned him with nerve agent, it seems the kremlin intend to silence him forever behind the highest walls in the country. his treatment during imprisonment has been