with 15 minutes gonein equaliser from kante with 15 minutes gone in that match.eir premier league promotion party. they could only manage a 2—all draw at stoke this afternoon. the canaries needed a win to guarantee top flight next season, and had to hope that other results went their way. sheffield united are nowjust three points behind norwich, after a 3—0 win at hull. meanwhile, leeds united's hopes of automatic promotion have taken a blow this evening, after they lost 2—nil away at brentford. neal maupay scored the opener in the first half, before sergi canos bundled their second home. leeds stay in third, three points behind second—placed sheffield united. elsewhere, play—off—chasing middlesbrough and bristol city both lost away from home. it means derby are now into the play—off places, after two very late goals against qpr. towards the bottom, rotherham and millwall are still in big danger of the drop — they both lost. reading gained a valuable point after their against west brom ended goalless. west brom secure their place in the playoffs. there's a shock

breathless start, jeff hendrick opened the scoring for the visitors afterjust 8 minutes before ngolo kanteelsea the lead with 2 quickfire goals. that was all before the quarter of an hour mark. it didnt stop there — ashley barnes drawing burnley level on 24 minutes. thats how it stayed. chelsea, who had manager maurizio sarri sent to the stands, were unhappy with what they perceived to be time—wasting tactics by the visitors but burnley with a precious point,

breathless start, jeff hendrick opened the scoring for the visitors afterjust 8 minutes before ngolo kantend then gonzalo higuain gave chelsea the lead with 2 quickfire goals. that was all before the quarter of an hour mark. it didnt stop there — ashley barnes drawing burnley level on 2a minutes. thats how it stayed. chelsea, who had manager maurizio sarri sent to the stands, were unhappy with what they perceived to be time—wasting tactics by the visitors but burnley with a precious point, are now almost certainly safe from relegation. technical players cost a lot of money. we have to develop players, we have to develop a team and wherever we go in the country. it's very difficult. you saw the start tonight, fantastical stop in the early pa rt tonight, fantastical stop in the early part of the game, we score, they score, they were still really high tempo, probing, asking questions but we have a resilience andi questions but we have a resilience and i think we saw the top in the second half and as the day warm on, we had a great chance. and then we have to defend. it's part of the game. som

the way kant divestment and sanctions movement known as b.d.s. was formed in two thousand and five it calls for any type of boycott against israel and this tel aviv in turn accuses the movement of being anti-semitic to date more than half of all u.s. states have introduced laws to penalize boycotts against israel earlier this year the u.s. senate's passed a bill allowing states to terminate contracts with entities which the ports the boycott movement when i speak live now to that very activist who was refused entry i'm a big you see i welcome to the programs there it's good to have you with us so i want to exactly happened where were you stopped and what were you told. there were. prevented from boarding a flight of the airport because under instructions from the u.s. consulate u.s. immigration have burned me from entering the u.s. despite having a valid visa and valid travel documents we see this as outsourcing it's mccarthy to democratic repression against the b.d.s. movement for human rights in palestine to the united states the u.s. administr

as a new generation grows up in you and to me dr kant how do you see that culture of remembrance evolving. well the question is always. how how do we present the remembrance culture to the younger generations also to also to migrans people who've come to germany recently and we have to find new forms of remembrance culture that that appeals to everybody and of course it is. appalling to. note that a large number of german students does not know what auschwitz is what the concentration about the holocaust is and there we really have to find you on says and the memorial sites have been in a growing responsibility in that context to what extent is this rise of anti-semitism a link to the rise of the far right in germany. well i wouldn't say that the far right also if the as a whole i wouldn't say that it's an anti-semitic party but unfortunately they have . used anti-semitic rhetoric and leading. politicians of the f.t. have openly expressed anti-semitic views and they do so because they think they will have success in the political arena so we have to. talk about that and to make it clear t

an early shower towards kant, one or two developing in northeast england and eastern scotland.nger tomorrow with average speeds across western speeds with gusts in excess of a0 mph. all the as an after chill to summit temperatures. but it does warm up in the week ahead. this is bbc news, i'm martine croxall. the headlines at seven: more than 70 mps and peers sign a letter urging the government to ensure julian assange faces authorities in sweden — if they request his extradition. police fire shots and arrest a man outside the ukrainian embassy in london after the ambassador‘s car is deliberately rammed. a ten—year—old boy has died after being attacked by a dog at a holiday park in cornwall. sudan's new leader — its third in three days — calls for dialogue with all factions and offers the release of political prisoners. doctors celebrate a new type of treatment — called ‘gene silencing' — used to reverse a disease that leaves people in crippling pain. and tiger woods is right in the mix at the masters — he's about to tee off in his all important third round.

n'golo kante on hand to finish.gue football for a second year, now chelsea were in the mood. a rocket from gonzalo higuain blasting them into the lead. but it wouldn't last long. for all of chelsea's attacking promise, their defence was letting them down. ashley barnes was left too open and the finish all too easy. a frantic 24 minutes, in the end, was as good as it got. cesar azpilicueta, the man to go closest in a quiet second half. a point enough to take burnley to the brink of premier league survival. but despite going fourth, for chelsea, an opportunity missed. austin halewood, bbc news. researchers in canada have developed a treatment that has restored movement in patients with chronic parkinson's disease. a quarter of patients experience difficulty walking as the disease wears on, often freezing and falling over. but researchers have found electrical stimulation to the spine has enabled some to walk more freely. pallab ghosh reports. this parkinson's patient was barely able to walk for several years. now take

>> ranking member marky and kant well-. good morning and thank you for inciting me to testify today on the maritime administrations contributions to insuring the safety, security, and competitiveness of our nation. congress recognized long although that a row boast u.s. marine is critical to national defense and demoastic and foreign congress. yet, today our nation relies on an aging fleet of u.s. government owned ships to provide surge and capacities in times of conflict or crisis. and a shrinking pool of qualified american marners which are critical to our long-term national and economic security. specifically the average age of the government owned vessels of the ready reserve force which provides the capacity is more than 44 years old. we have struggled to maintain readiness levels across that fleet. to address these needs the president set the 2020 budget. " $352 million to maintain the r.r.f. recapital zpation of strategy. acquiring an converting used vessels an building new vessels in u.s. shipyards. along with the r

i'm not going kant do the show she reprimanded me. good-bye i'm off.d about that on the post. >> the drama unfolded after a debate of the morning-after pill. >> calm down here. >> i know -- everybody has strong opinions. to learn how to discuss these things in some sort of of rational way. >> elizabeth so furious tears note cards and walk off the set talking to cohost. >> i'm not going to get r reprimand on the air. i'm not going back s >> she goes to the dressing room and. producer saying something to her. i can't even breathe righ now. now come with me. >> they race back to the set and when the view return elizabeth and barbara with their arms around other. >> the wonderful thing about sh emotional. can. >> and we respect your opinion.. i love being with us guys and i want to be >> okay. >> thank you. >> current view cohost didn't address the drama on friday. but elizabeth posted a apology for swearing and said she felt the need to protect what she and plenty more drama. >> cried for three years straight because i had a very o death, barbara walters,

immanuel kant,- a philosopher, said dignity, the definition of dignity is that people should never be as a means to an end, but an end in themselves. that's how today's corporate culture works. c.e.o.'s and this administration see it a different way. they see workers as a means to an end. not the end in themselves. look at the record. they treat their employees in a way that it is only about how can they maximize their profit? not how can they maximize the circumstance for the employees who help them build the operation. they're squeezing the life out of workers. you know, when you look under the hood of a labor market, you see how tough it is for workers to negotiate. i don't have to tell you union folks that. you see how companies have become so adept at squeezing every last penny out of their payroll. how good they've become at tilting the scales in their favor. but it is not only making it harder and harder to meet our basic needs, they're doing it across the board. not only stripping away unions' rights to negotiate, but your personal day. just take a look. they're not only going

passing a late fitness test, only one man to turn to, eden hazard, with a trademark weaving run, n'golo kanteblasting them into the lead. it would not last long... for all of chelsea's attacking promise, the defence was letting them down, ashley barnes too open, all too easy. a frantic 2a minutes in the end was all that was left, chelsea's frustration was clear to see, with manager maurizio sarri sent to the stands, a point was enough to take burnley to the brink of premier league survival, but for chelsea, despite going forth, an opportunity mist. —— an opportunity missed. well, tempers boiled over between coaching staff and some players after the match. injured antonio rudiger was among those involved in the flashpoint which seemed to carry on into the tunnel. in an article written for the times, raheem sterling has called called for clu bs to be given a nine—point deduction for racist abuse and have to play three games behind closed doors. sterling is one of a number of players backing a manifesto put together under the guidance of the anti—racism organisation kick it out. it follows a 2a—

n'golo kante on hand to finish. lead. but it wouldn't last long. for all of chelsea's attacking promise, their defence was letting them down. ashley barnes was left too open and the finish all too easy. a frantic 24 minutes, in the end, was as good as it got. cesar azpilicueta, the man to go closest in a quiet second half. a point enough to take burnley to the brink of premier league survival. chelsea's frustration clear to see. with the manager sent to the stands. but despite going fourth, for chelsea, an opportunity missed. austin halewood, bbc news. we are determined that we are going to fight until the end. i believe this team has values and it is playing good football. 0f this team has values and it is playing good football. of course, we need to improve. but it is on a good way. as i said, we can, as we showed today, and we will fight until the end. another blow for chelsea with the news that england international callum hudson 0doi has been ruled out for the rest of the season with an achilles injury. he twee

you know, the philosopher kant defined dignity this way, he said dignity is that people should nevere treated as a end, that as an end in themselves. think about it. [applause] mr. biden: end, that as an end in themselves. the new emerging corporate culture, think about the tax-cut, you have twice as many corporations making billions of dollars paying no taxes at all. about -- i know you are supporting by billing but here's the deal, it is not right. it is simply not right. idea that look, the you are in a position where dignity does not come into the thought process of so many employers these days. and you know, we are not only making it harder to meet the basic needs of hard-working middle-class, working-class people by stripping them of their dignity, just talk to union members. there has been a war on labor's right to bargain for a long time but we have gone beyond that. think of all that has happened in the last 10 years or so. -- 40% of workers have to sign a noncompete clause at some point in their career. noncompete agreements have one purpose, to hold down the ability to bar