john maguire, bbc news, south wales. in her programme at ten: ina in a special investigation, we have found that there are allegations against police staff every day in the uk but the police are a third less likely to be convicted than the general public. he is actually paid by the public purse to protect us and yet he is violent to me and the police did nothing. join us for our exclusive story at 10am on the bbc news channel and online. now it's time for a look at the weather with simon king good morning. it has been a rather cloudy start for many of us, mist and fog across eastern parts of england. that should tend to lift and clear. some sunny spells in the far south—east. further west, quite a few showers throughout this morning and into the afternoon, showers drifting into north—east england and the north—east of scotland. further showers in the south—west, they could be heavy and thundery. a bit cooler compared to yesterday, temperatures for many, 13-17. yesterday, temperatures for many, 13—17. tonight, continuing

joining me now is the daily mirror's associate editor — kevin maguire. thank you forjoining us.inister with her new and improved brexit offer. it sounds a bit like a washing powder. can she sell it to mps, do you think? this is the third time she has said it is a new improved, bold offer, she did it before the second and third votes, and it's difficult to see how theresa may will get this through parliament, not just because theresa may will get this through parliament, notjust because labour, the liberal democrats, snp and other opposition parties are against, but a sizeable proportion of her own party, those ha rd—line a sizeable proportion of her own party, those hard—line brexiteers, are not on board, and now we know she is leaving, she has told her backbenchers, the 1922 committee, she has set out to date at the beginning ofjune when this withdrawal bill is brought before the house of commons. i think it's going to be even harderfor her to persuade mps to back her because they know she will be gone. so it looks like it's heading for a fourth and finalfatal looks like it's h

chris maguire's strike in saturday's first leg ultimately decided the tie, setting up a wembley showdownetic or doncaster rovers on 26th may. england have named a 27 man squad for the nations league finals in portugal next month. nine players are involved in the champions league finaljust four days before england face the netherlands. captain harry kane is in the party even though the tottenham star has been out for a month with a ligament injury, while ruben loftus—cheek is out because of his own ankle problem that gareth southgate let slip will see him miss the europa final with chelsea. southgate knows that he may yet lose players with the european finals coming up. we will find out more about players. we will find out more about players. we can change if we have injuries after that date, and there is a good chance that is going to happen. we have got to be the best possible decisions with the information that we have. it's constantly moving. i went to bed last night, ruben's in the squad and playing brilliantly. as i say, huge disappointment for him. he will miss a major european fin

john maguire, bbc news, london. order have emerged after she spent more than £16 million during a decade—long spending spree at harrods. zamira hajiyeva — who is originally from azerbaijan — was the first target of the uk's new anti—corruption laws which came into force last year. our home affairs correspondent, dominic casciani is here. the amount of money she spent is extraordinary, hundreds of thousands of pounds in one day? it is staggering, she has been targeted as to suspicions about how her money ended up in the uk. her husband is in jail in azerbaijan accused of ripping off the state bank he once ran. until today we could not report out this money went into the harrods coffers, one day injune 2008 spent 433300 and 89p, belts cartier jewellery. —— that was and cartier jewellery. —— that was and cartier jewellery. she spent another £1000 that day on and sucks. couple of days later she is back, £99,000 at the disney boutique where your children can be made overfor a high price. it went on, month after month ove

he beats stephen maguire, 7—1 lead after yesterday, playing for friends, maguire, 7—1 lead after yesterdayantic in control and put in place in the next round tonight. the world heavyweight boxing champion anthonyjoshua will face in his first fight in new york. joshua was due to face jarrell miller onjune joshua was due to face jarrell miller on june the 1st that joshua was due to face jarrell miller onjune the 1st that madison square garden after he built two drugs tests, there will be to fight the auntie wilder and tyson furey, he is not avoiding the tougher tests. it seems that in my short career i am making offers to dante wilder, theory, these fights that have not happened not on our record, we made good offers for these guys, move forward, we're looking at the next person on june move forward, we're looking at the next person onjune one, the date goes ahead and it is time to announce myself. other names that boxing fans would like to see him in the ring up against. that is all this but for now, plenty more to come, that is at half past ten. let us return now to our top story. gavin wi

incredible, 7-1 up against stephen maguire.utely beautiful, to go back to 6—2, he is still in the match, but 7—1, it is a big man to climb out, judd trump looking very good indeed. neil robertson, one of the favourites in the competition, he was ahead againstjohn higgins but you never underestimate john higgins. at your peril you do. for two down, looking very good, he has been the player of the tournament. john higgins‘s great determination, just his match play and his will to win, is second to none. a great comeback for him. they are equally poised at 4—4. that is going to be a classic, could go all the way through the match. both those quarterfinals continue on wednesday. we provide them with medical support and good nutrition and a place to train. the institute currently focuses on athletics, wrestling, boxing and judo, and brings in the most talented youngsters from across the country to live and train together. translation: the facilities are really good here, and the coaching and training has helped me become much better

he made three centuries to build a huge 7—1 lead over stephen maguire.n the semi finals at the crucible. david gilbert got some outrageous luck here. what should have been an escape from pretty nasty snooker on the 15th frame of his quarter—final match at the world snooker championship — he unexpectedly potted it and landeds perfectly on the pink. it's the question that's tantalising tennis fans — will andy murray be fit enough to play at wimbledon? well, the man in charge of the tournament says they can relax their wildcard rules if murray wants to play. he's working his way back from hip surgery, and he'd have to apply byjune 18th if he wanted to be considered for a wildcard. but richard lewis says they can make exceptions for injured players who need more time. wimbledon have announced an end to a 95—year tradition. don't worry, it's not the strawberries and cream. there is an increased prize pot for the winners of the men's and women's singles. it's hard to believe it is just around the corner. meanwhile it was mixed fortunes for the british number o

the next day, liverpool could capitalise at home to leicester — only for harry maguire's goal to helpnd liverpool missed the chance to go seven points clear. instead that margin was only five. still in their hands, though. until the merseyside derby in march. goodison park the venue. normally highly charged. a goalless draw. had liverpool won that game, they'd probably have been champions. sensing a theme of fine margins here, ben! city now in control but not playing their best? but still winning. in april they went to burnley. struggling. goalless until sergio aguero poked a ball towards goal. it was cleared off the line — but the ball made it over. those margins? three centimetres! and then we arrived at this time last week. up stepped vincent kompany with a 30—yard screamer. no shoot, vinny. no shoot, cried sergio aguero. it went in top bins, as the kids say. kept the title in city's hands. if any of these events hadn't gone their way, we'd be crowning liverpool champions for the first time in 29 years. a memorable season, record—breaking season. will the likes of tottenham, chelse

it's tobey maguire.e most unwilling signers. >> in 2012, juan carlos saucedo-campos inherits over 35,000 celebrity signatures and more than 1,700 photographs from his dear friend jack kuster. among a tight circle of new york city autograph hounds, jack was a legend. juan carlos recruits his friend and lawyer, spiro verras, to shop the collection around to auction houses and see what it's worth. >> we would get a reasonable market value for the items. juan carlos was struggling to grapple with the vastness of it. >> to get the ball rolling, let's bring in tim luke, who owns treasure quest appraisal group in south florida. before that, he was a director of collectibles at the famed christie's auction house in new york. 35,000 autographs in a collection, is that a stalker or an autograph hound? >> well, it borders on hoarder almost, but it actually is a passion, and like insanity is on the edge of genius, it's that kind of same thing with a collection this large. the other thing that i love about this is th

maguire? >> that is it. >> any questions or mr. maguire? >> i have a couple, but you can go ahead. >> please. >> thinking to the two most recent fatalities you spoke of on april 23rd and may 1st, you mentioned that we had already implement did some of the basic safety improvements to those places, so i guess, thinking along the same lines of the conversation we had earlier, how do you make sense of what happened, and what are your lessons learned knowing that we had already deployed some of the more basic tools and interventions in those intersections? >> good question. this is probably a good time to remind ourselves that while our approach in san francisco is to lead with engineering and lead with design because that is the way to get permanent, effective speed reduction in safety changes, there is a key role for enforcement, a key role for education in these efforts as well. the seventh street crash is really anomalous. i've never seen a fatality resulting from that kind of behaviour in my five years here, so it is a little hard to draw

maguire? >> good afternoon, directors. i'm here today to ask you to recognize my colleague. eugene and alan are transit fare inspectors who, on generally 14 th, 2019, responded to the van ness station where they found a young woman unconscious. they performed c.p.r. until paramedics could arrive on the scene. allan was telling me before this meeting that this is not the first time he has performed c.p.r. on a munimobile patron or m.t.a. customer. just an example of this service that are transit fare inspectors and all our m.t.a. providers are providing to the public every day. i hope you will recognize alan and eugene. >> absolutely. please come forward. do you have some words? >> thank you, board. twenty years ago i was a videogame artist, and i did not know that when i applied and received the job with the sfmta seven years ago that i would be joining a team of fare inspectors going out in the street on a daily basis, and doing things that were worthwhile. doing c.p.r. i got my e.m.t. card, and i started pushing towards the medical field, and i enjoy it. but i joined the t

with me is kevin maguire, associate editor of the daily mirror.resa may tried to state that compromise had been her weight forward but obviously she failed and enormous regrets forward but obviously she failed and enormous regrets that she has failed to deliver brexit. she said she did her best but it was not good enough. europe, as an issue, has destroyed the last four macro conservative prime ministers over 30 years. she was a very prime ministers over 30 years. she was a very difficult hand, she played it badly, she could not get her compromise deal through the commons on leaving the eu and she would have been pushed if she did notjump would have been pushed if she did not jump because she would have been pushed if she did notjump because she has lost the confidence of her mps and her senior members of the cabinet. and whoever replaces her will find they do not have a majority in the house of commons and britain leaving the european union in an orderly way that protects jobs and incomes and security will require a compromise a paralysed parliam

john maguire, bbc news, london.cing his candidacy on twitter yesterday, home secretary sajid javid said that first and foremost we must live a brexit. he has not been seen since the announcement but this morning spoke to journalists outside his house. theresa may has decided to step down. she has an incredible sense of public duty but i understand why she has to not. i have put my name forward as the next leader of conservative party and to be prime minister. i think what we needed this country is to rebuild trust, to promote much more unity and create a lot more opportunities, particularly for younger people. i believe i am in a very good position to do that. haven't the publicjust rejected the current leadership, including yourself? i think what they want to see is much more trust with their politicians and much stronger more confident relationships, and i am concerned about the future and how we do that and that is why i think we need the right leadership. someone that can promote unity, bring people together. sa

at the snooker world championship, judd trump got off to a flyer in his match against stephen maguirete took the final frame to lead 7—1, with three centuries along the way. first to 13 goes through. they'll finish off on wednesday. liverpool face barcelona later in wednesday's champions league semi—final. barcelona have already won la liga with three games to spare, a boost going into the first leg at the camp nou. liverpool are still battling it out with manchester city, in the english premier league title race. liverpool have the better in head to heads — with the teams last playing each other in the champions league 12 years ago. people say barcelona is not barcelona anymore. i mean, yeah, that's a brilliant team here. we're the first year a little bit and the second year a little bit in contention. they are here for nearly 20 years. so it will be so difficult, but i couldn't be more excited about heading over to play. and that's what i hope i can — transport my players, that they feel the same, and then let's play football. later on wednesday we'll hear the verdict on caster seme

a convincing win over steven maguire means he will face qualifier gary wilson.ssful team of recent years competes again on thursday. team ineos, formerly team sky, is involved in the tour de yorkshire. team sky delivered six of the last seven tour de france titles. ineos will be hoping for more of the same. the team is owned by britain's wealthiest person, sirjim ratcliffe, who says if the sport and team weren't clean, he would not be involved. and this is a tweet that has been liked a few thousand times already from spain's world cup—winning captain iker casillas. the 37—year—old goalkeeper, who has played for his country 167 times, is recovering in hospital following a heart attack while training with his club side porto. he said, "everything controlled here, a big scare but with the forces intact. thank you very much everyone for the messages and the love." we wish him well. you can get all the latest sports news at our website. that is bbc.com/sport. but from me, gavin ramjaun, and the rest of the sport team, that's your thursday sport briefing. something th

chris maguire's strike in saturday's first leg ultimately decided the tie, setting up a wembley showdownay. gareth southagate has named his squad for the nations league finals in portugal next month. nine players are involved in the champions league final, just five days before the semi—final against the netherlands. captain harry kane is in the party even though the tottenham star has been out for a month, while chelsea's ruben loftus—cheek is out and will miss the europa league final. we will find out more about a couple of players in that. and then i will make couple of decisions but we can change if we have injuries after that and, frankly, there is every chance that is going to happen so we have to just make the best possible decisions with the information we have and it is constantly moving. i went to bed last night and a ruben loftus—cheek is in the squad and playing brilliantly and a huge disappointment because he misses a european final. world taekwondo champion bianca walkden is on course to retain her heavyweight title in manchester. the world number one is in to the final of

john maguire, bbc news, south wales. now it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear.y weekend. the main concentration so far today for those showers have been the further west. it's actually a weather front, a weak affair, and that's just pepped up those showers, particularly this morning, across parts of north—west england and south—west scotland. but with a little more sunshine in sheltered eastern areas, we may well see some showers here through the rest of the afternoon. sunny spells and showers to the east, thicker cloud from that frontal system out to the west, so with the sunshine, temperatures will reach the high teens, 17 degrees in places. more cloud and showers, 13 or 1a celsius. that is how we will finish off wednesday afternoon. then the showers will fade away and we will see skies clearing from the west. that will allow temperatures to fall away, perhaps overnight down down to lows of five, nine or 10 degrees. tomorrow morning, another showery day. sunny spells and scattered showers for most of us. some of the showers could turn heavy with thunder in the

chris maguire's stunning volley gave sunderland the initiative after the first leg of their league oneinal against portsmouth. and salford city — the club pa rt—owned by manchester united's class of ‘92 — have been promoted to the football league for the first time in their history. this they beat afc fylde 3—0 in the national league play—off final at wembley. in scotland, we have the old firm derby at noon — and with celtic and rangers already filling the top two spots, the focus has switched to the chase for third place — kilmarnock moved above aberdeen yesterday with victory over hibs. dundee, already relegated to the championship, earned their first win for three months, beating livingston. kenny miller was injured in the act of scoring the only goal of the game. women's super league champions arsenal finished the season on a high — by inflicting a first league defeat on their closest rivals manchester city. the only goal of the game came from emma mitchell, who surprised even herself with a brilliant strike. saracens beat leinster in the biggest game in european club rugby, liftin

the englishman comfortably beat stephen maguire,13—6.end ruby walsh has decided to retire. and he went out in style, riding kemboy to victory in the punchestown gold cup yesterday. we will have some of the statistics regarding ruby, ruby, ruby in a couple of minutes. here's carol with a look at this morning's weather. today we were looking at a day of sunshine and showers. turning colder in the north. yesterday in the islands we hit 18 degrees today we will be lucky to hit eight degrees soa will be lucky to hit eight degrees so a good 10 degrees drop. first thing, not particularly cool. a fair bit of sunshine around but also showers in the east, north and west. as we go through the course of the day, showers will develop across southern counties. there is a greater chance you will catch one today than yesterday. some will be heavy and thundering. sunshine around and as we move further north, blustery around the showers and a cold front bringing showery outbreaks of rain across scotland and you can see the differences in the temperatures.

crawl through the desert for eight straight years, arrived in las vegas, and won $600 at the jerry maguireo "criss angel mindfreak. laughter ] you are the legend >> all right i hear you you have taught babies to grow and roosters to crow you have jet skied with a dolphin with his flippers holding your muffin top all the way to club latitude [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i hold not even the most scented of candles to your generosity you donated your testicles to the smithsonian and refused to sign for the package when thse them back [ laughter ] >> ah, this is true. but you won 1,0 tickets at chuck e. cheese. but instead of spending it on a dartboard, you gave yourbo tickets to a littl and that boy grew up to be a a man. and that man's name is george stephanopoulos. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you once slipped a a note under your neighbor's door asking them to keep it down, but were able to straddle the line between passive aggressive and straight up rude, so they stl like you [ laughter ] >> you once took a shower on an airplane and you were not int firsass and there was no shower [ laughter ] >> jimm

breakfast‘s john maguire is in gloucestershire this morning, finding out why.od morning, charlie, good morning, naga. we are looking ata good morning, naga. we are looking at a bewick's right there, and that isa at a bewick's right there, and that is a bewick's swan, when he puts his head up you will get a better idea of how they look. they are smaller than this swans you are more used to seeing down at your park or local rivers or something like that. the bewick's swan much smaller, and over the past 20 years we have seen a 30% decline in their numbers. we are in gloucestershire, on the banks of the river severn. let me show you these information boards, which give you an idea of how you can tell the difference. they are quite subtle differences, especially when you think of the differences between the bewick's swan and the hooper swan. this is the mute here, the beak is the other way around, more yellow at the other way around, more yellow at the front and that large knob in front of its temple. the issue has been... the difficulty notjust in us been... the d

inside of the maguire correctional facility when she couldn't take a look at his picture. this is 47 year-old francisco nunez now he allegedly sexually assaulted 2 young children under 10 years old at a private home in pesky continuously for 6 years between 2009 and 2015, he's been arrested on successive suspicion of reaping a child lewd acts on a minor and continuous sexual-assault of a child. now deputies say he may have ticket taking advantage of also other victims also in that scene age range now they're asking for your help if you happen to know anyone who has been in contact with nunez or if you know anyone who's had their child in contact with newness please go ahead and contact the sheriff's detectives as soon as possible. we have a list of the phone numbers and e-mails directly to detectives working on this case right now over a crime for dot com. reporting live in san mateo county christina teatro kron 4 news. >>9 oh 6 and in the south and surveillance camera captured a man snatching a woman's purse and dragging her and her young daughter down a flight of stairs.

maguire? >> thank you, julie. like julie said, while the focus of the transportation plan for the center is very clearly transit-oriented, we also, we are putting a ton of research and making sure we manage the traffic. our goals in managing the traffic -- >> our goals focus on making sure that munimobile continues to move reliably through the chase center area, and also to protect and support the surrounding neighborhoods from being too heavily impacted by the traffic. we will have up to 26 parking control officers controlling every intersection in the area. those are being funded by the warriors. they're focusing on traffic control, parking enforcement, and making sure that the pedestrians move safely through the large crowds of vehicles and buses in the area. this is a map that shows we published a map that had a drive to chase center. this map is important for one key reason, and that is because we are posting a way of finding signage. there are important traffic routes to and from the center. they are designe

mateo county sheriff's office where deputies have arrested that man he is now booked inside of the maguire correctional facility when she couldn't take a look at his picture. this is 47 year-old francisco nunez now he allegedly sexually assaulted 2 young children under 10 years old at a private home in pesky continuously for 6 years between 2009 and 2015, he's been arrested on suspicion suspicion of reaping a child lewd acts on a minor and continuous sexual-assault of a child. now deputies say he may have ticket taking advantage of also other victims also in that scene age range now they're asking for your help if you happen to know anyone who has been in contact with nunez or if you know anyone who's had their child in contact with newness please go ahead and contact the sheriff's detectives as soon as possible. we have a list of the phone numbers and e-mails directly to detectives working on this case right now over a crime for dot com. reporting live in san mateo county christina teatro on for news. thank you christina. >>time now 6 in the south bay surveillance video captures a man sna

month on tesla the money any cash and that analysts say show us the money now it's the old jerry maguire, yeah, yeah have to show some sort of cash flow, some sort of path to profitability headline the other day san somebody thought tesla's going to be acquired. >>by this time next year. >>could be maybe more partnerships a minute that i certainly got some good stuff there. there's not earn enough money to early say, let's invest in it always look at investing has given money to iraq off. you on set some crazy and he says if we execute well deliver great number cars and his big kind of neutered on what he can say what you can see on twitter so he's not getting that crazy message out there anymore. ok we'll see what happens with that we've got one quick question before we go this one coming to us from jill who writes in. >>rob i have saved nothing and i'm on the wrong side of 50 thoughts is there any hope. were killed a guy is a good you can get think you can actually make a good debt from age 50 on if you come in as a 4, 1, k and they do matching that's a good start an emergency fund goi

he comfortably beat stephen maguire by 13 frames to 6, and will now play qualifier gary wilson — andduring his quarterfinal win over neil robertson. there he is at the back of the shot. some on twitter suggested he'd been taken out by some kind of silent assassin. fear not, he was just watching the telly. it is right above, up there at the top of the building so it doesn't get in the way of spectators. before we go, don't forget sportsday. all the day's sports news on the bbc news channel from 6:30 tonight. that's all the sport for now. more from the bbc sport centre at 11:15. the policing watchdog has found that burglaries, car crime and assaults are being investigated by under—qualified and inexperienced officers. the inspectorate of constabulary, which examined a representative group of 14 police forces in england and wales, also warned reduced funding was undermining effforts to tackle police corruption. the home office says it's committed to making sure police have the resources they need, but that forces must make improvements. the inquests into the 2017 london bridge terror at

chris maguire's stunning volley gave sunderland the advantage after the first leg of their league onenited's class of ‘92, have been promoted to the football league for the first time in their history. they beat afc fylde 3—0 in the national league play—off final at wembley. in scotland, we have the old firm derby at noon and with celtic and rangers already filling the top two spots, the focus has switched to the chase for third place. kilmarnock moved above aberdeen yesterday with victory over hibs. dundee, already relegated to the championship, earned their first win for three months, beating livingston. kenny miller was injured in the act of scoring the only goal of the game. women's super league champions arsenal finished the season on a high by inflicting a first league defeat on their closest rivals manchester city. the only goal of the game came from emma mitchell who surprised even herself with a brilliant strike. mercedes continue to dominate formula one this season with another first and second inqualifying for the spanish grand prix. valterri bottas secured a hat—trick of p

breakfast'sjohn maguire has more.arly 30s when she started the menopause after a hysterectomy. i just felt like i'd gone from being a 32—year—old to being 80, like, overnight. as part of the hormone replacement therapy, along with oestrogen, she was given testosterone, most often associated with men but also a vital female hormone. my libido had completely disappeared after surgery, and that's come back. for me, it was just kind of that lifeline. and with the oestrogen and testosterone, i've gone back to where i'm functioning kind of as i was before — slightly a bit more fatigued and forgetful still, but i kind of feel a lot more like my old self again. however, it is a treatment that many doctors are reluctant to prescribe. at the moment, using testosterone to treat the symptoms of the menopause is unlicensed, but a major international conference featuring almost 900 gynaecologists here in berlin wants that to change. there are a lot of women being treated with male formulations, which are severalfold too much, and c

breakfast‘sjohn maguire has more.associated with men but also a vital female hormone. my libido had completely disappeared after surgery, and that's come back. for me, it was just kind of that lifeline. and with the oestrogen and testosterone, i've gone back to where i'm functioning kind of as i was before — slightly a bit more fatigued and forgetful still, but i kind of feel a lot more like my old self again. however, it is a treatment that many doctors are reluctant to prescribe. at the moment, using testosterone to treat the symptoms of the menopause is unlicensed, but a major international conference featuring almost 900 gynaecologists here in berlin wants that to change. there are a lot of women being treated with male formulations, which are severalfold too much, and compound therapies, which are sort of ad hoc prescriptions. by providing a product for women, we're preventing women from being mistreated by products that aren't for women. there's not going to be a tsunami of women wanting testosterone. what we ar

john maguire, bbc news, london.ow to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london news, i'm geeta pendse. one of london's biggest nhs trusts is trialling the use of cargo bikes for transporting blood and tumour samples between sites. the scheme by guys and st thomas' aims to reduce dangerous emissions whilst speeding up the distribution process. as they'll avoid paying for ulez — the mayor‘ toxic air charge. as a hospital, we receive about 40,000 truck deliveries every year and we generate 5000 deliveries between each hospital site and into the wider community, so this initiative is very much to see how we can use alternative means of transport. london stansted was the worst uk airport for flight delays last year. departures were an average of 25 minutes late in 2018 according to data from the civil aviation authority. were to blame. luton was ranked second worst for punctuality, while gatwick was fourth. some of london's best known landmarks and memorials may look a bit different tod

john maguire has more. the menopause after a hysterectomy. i just felt like i'd gone from being a 32—year—old to being 80, like, overnight. as part of the hormone replacement therapy, along with oestrogen, she was given testosterone, most often associated with men but also a vital female hormone. my libido had completely disappeared after surgery, and that's come back. for me, it was just kind of that lifeline. and with the oestrogen and testosterone, i've gone back to where i'm functioning kind of as i was before — slightly a bit more fatigued and forgetful still, but i kind of feel a lot more like my old self again. however, it is a treatment that many doctors are reluctant to prescribe. at the moment, using testosterone to treat the symptoms of the menopause is unlicensed, but a major international conference featuring almost 900 gynaecologists here in berlin wants that to change. there are a lot of women being treated with male formulations, which are severalfold too much, and compound therapies, which

the affected neighborhoods will send residence to edna maguire elementary school. >>> tony robbins is facing accusations of misconduct from former fans and some employees. buzzfeed says a completed a year-long investigation which included dozens of interviews, and documents and recordings. he is accusing him of subjecting followers to an unorthodox and dangerous techniques and making inappropriate sexual advances at female fans and staffers. his attorney responded saying tony robbins denies any of these accusations and takes great lengths for the safety and enjoyment of his attendees. >>> a wired police officer is accusing a superior of. the 17-year-old, the 17 year veteran said he had a history of sexual harassment and misconduct and accuses a brentwood police department of covering up the assault. she is asking for punitive and compensatory damages. the brentwood police department would not comment about the case. >>> and then is facing charges for planting a hidden camera at a restaurant, restroom at a trampoline park and recording children. here's more on how that camera was disco

kieran maguire is a sports finance specialist at liverpool university and joins me now. clubs of that nature because they have not won a significant trophy for so long and they do not have that global appeal. and chester united have 650 million fans, liverpool and real madrid as well. if you have lots of fans, you have people buying the products and so on. if you look at manchester city, they have done really well domestically, they have made their way to the top ten despite not winning any european championships. that is what the owners of manchester city are looking for in order to progress to the next level and be able to sign more commercial deals and build up an appeal for sport tourists which is a huge industry. you need to win the global trophies. manchester united are still in second place, despite having a really bad run. how's that? if you listen to the ceo of manchester united do not need to win trophies to make money which for a red such as yourself must be a sad state to hear but they are a brand and they go all over the world and they will sign up commercia

let's get more on this with football finance lecturer kieran maguire from the university of liverpoolon 100 new full—time staff and 250 match day staff, so that is money going into the local economy. also, what we have seen recently is the rise of the football tourist, so tourism, hospitality, all of these injuries, travel, all boosted significantly as a result of the popularity of the premier league, the world's most successful sporting competition. 3.3 billion to the treasury last year, enough to build three state—of—the—art hospitals. look at this poor fellow, down on the mother after the result, what about the losers? does it matter whether your club wins or loses? they already have the cash. whether your club wins or loses? they already have the cashm doesn't make a significant amount of difference on a match by match basis, liverpool are about to renegotiate their kit deal, and i are going out to tender, and i have been playing amazing football, so they will be able to negotiate up from £40 million to perhaps £80 million a year, and that will be invested in the squad, of course,

crucible, bookies favourite judd trump is in control of his quarter final — he leads scotland stephen maguireecade ago and a carry—on when she went into foster care and into a children‘s home. we have seen her care records. here is an example, alice, not her real name is going off in older lads. the records also go on to talk about an older boyfriend and how she does whatever he wants, but months later despite the concerns of a social worker, it is recommended that alice is allowed to live with this man and the family. the report shows that alice is pregnant and has had a marriage at the age of 15. i have spoken to bradford about her case and they say they are talking to the police about this case. and they say the way they deal with victims now in 2019 is very different to how they did back then. there has been because for some sorts of an inquiry inbred free —— and inquiry in bradford. some sorts of an inquiry inbred free -- and inquiry in bradford. yes, there are survivors crawling forward some kind of inquiry to look into how widespread this abuse might have beenin how widespread this abu