and what happened to leclair's division over the next two weeks, is what eisenhower feared. in the combination of wine and sex it disappeared from battle for the next.. it was lost, perfect lender steadily. the same thing happened when the allied armies were liberating the provinces of the and champagne. it did. the wine cellars were liberated. we liberated the hell at that place. the french actually took over 300 casualties. the french second armored took over 300 casualties, there were significant fighting in the street of paris. german snipers were in the buildings, german mortar teams, german tanks were still in the city. they lost 35 sherman's, the french did an hundred 11 more military vehicles. on that day. the gall spoke. -- the french general de gaulle spoke. in the late afternoon he was waiting and ready for this. you have to quote de gaulle on this. paris outraged. paris broken. paris martyred. but paris liberated. liberated by itself. liberated by its people, with the help of french armies. with the support and the help of all of france fighting france. the only

from 31st by the 1st corner trouble quickly and suited to suit a circuit there are always charts leclaire collided with max for stop and as the red bull driver tried to pass around the outside pushing his car into a spin and leaving the ferrari damaged the clerk's car shed a bodywork in a shower of the bri before eventually having to pick for repairs. and it was the pits which once again played a crucial role in the race mercedes forced lewis hamilton to stop twice after initially gambling on a one stop strategy the move left the driver frustrated. child child we lost top on bentyl. while both us remain in control of the race the real battle took place behind him hamilton chase down fettle in the closing stages of the race but the german held on to finish 2nd behind the finn. to victory secured a 6 straight constructors title for the team. yes starting 3rd here is never easy but it was there no point ever to give up on anything and i knew that it is possible today and opportunities where we're at today. despite the victory but us is still $64.00 points behind hamilton with 4 races to go.

he could only manage fourth fastest behind the ferraris of sharl leclair and sebastian vettel and therograis with both boxers putting their world super—lightweight belts on the line, as well as their unbeaten records. prograis is the bookmakers‘ favourite to win — but has never fought outside of the united states. before taylor and prograis enter the ring, dereck chisora will be hoping to move a step closer to a world heavyweight title shot. to do that he‘ll need to beat david price in an all british showdown — with price looking for a fourth successive victory. that‘s all the sport for now. now on bbc news it is time for the film review. hello, and a very warm welcome to the film review on bbc news to take us the film review on bbc news to take us through this week‘s summer releases is mark kermode. as ever, hello. a very interesting week. a sundance film festival hit... we have an extraordinary feature film by andrew landis. and cut black and chemic blue, a thriller. a lot of talk about all of these. there has. young san francisco. might this was a film that was funded initially by

s phillip leclaire calls this place a time bomb.efugees, people fleeing war, persecution, you have no choice. it's the basic human values. >> reporter: that's why the young volunteers say they do what they do. this afghan man told me he attempted this treacherous journey across the sea four times. he said he couldn't believe that he actually made it this time. he was afraid that they would all die on the way here, and he's hoping to study in the future and to succeed. what do you feel when you rescue these people who are making this crossing? >> relief and frustration because it's going to be a long journey. >> reporter: refugees still living in camps on this island hope their asylum requests are approved before winter sets in. in the meantime, more people keep arriving on these shores. for "cbs this morning," roxana saberi, greece. >> incredible footage. >> yeah. >> every time i see it i think of the poem, i'm paraphrasing here, but you don't put your child on a boat unless it's safer than the land. >> what they're coming in shows