they beat malta at hampden park. high fives for northern ireland, five wins in a row secures second and almost certainly a play—off spot. hello there, we've had a home nations hatrick tonight, details coming up of the wins at hampden park and windsor park in a moment. it was no walk in the park for england at wembley but another victory means that they now need just two points from their last two world cup qualifying matches next month to be sure that they are in russia next summer. let's speak to our sports correspondent natalie pirks who is at wembley. evening, natalie. it was another one of those matches, wasn't it? gareth southgate said they are a work in progress and there is plenty still needed but this was an improvement on the malta game last week. it was a huge improvement on malta last week, specifically the second half. in the first half there were still some of those jitters and mistakes. we saw that very early on. gareth southgate asked for a performance that would get wembley off its feet, and they cert

if they slip up against malta...aying tonight and you can see how pretty northern ireland are sitting in group c. germany are unbeaten and look odds on for the automatic qualification spot...they play norway. northern ireland need just a point against the czech republic to make sure they take that second spot. let's hear from the northern ireland manager now, and surely he will have taken second spot had it been offered at the start of qualification a year ago, they beat san marino 3—0 last week, the point they need won't come easily against the czechs. the players have taken it a level on from france, dealt with it when we've had big players missing, played with confidence in the seven games so far... six clean sheets, that played a part. it's nice to go into games knowing the players know how you want them to play. it's nice to know that they can take that the pitch. let's get more on the match now, stephen watson at windsor park for us. a draw tonight against the czech republic, and northern ireland would guarante

malta the whipping boys of the group, with six games played, six games lost.ult questions for gareth southgate. the match was a sell—out. the maltese were here to enjoy themselves, and withjordaan henderson handed the captains armband, england were quick to try tojoin the party. harry armband, england were quick to try to join the party. harry kane with a great ball to sterling. the maltese keeper, quick to spot the danger. half chances came and went, and with no meaningful effort before half—time it was inevitable that the booing would ring out instead. just one day after the transfer window closed, it was time for england's players to show their worth. fleet of foot and quick of thought, ali delhi found harry kane and he found the net, a palpable sense of relief. danny welbeck was on hand for the third, and malta's resilience was broken entirely when harry kane scored england's fourth, in a scoreline that more than flattered the group leaders. the world cup may be within their sites, but convincing the public they are world class is another matter. and there

you look at malta's performances over the last year, even england other they scored four goals, three minutes. most of the press would understand how important this game would be, and understand patience. and playing at a high tempo. northern ireland need just one point to guarantee second place in group c, and secure a play—off spot for russia next year. michael o'neill‘s men beat san marino 3—0 on friday...and their manager wants them to keep the momentum going. we will try and win. we will not be gung ho. we will attack, pick an attacking team. the czech republic are a counter attacking threat and have quality. petra kvitova has reached the quarter finals of the us open after an impressive straight sets win over wimbledon champion garbine muguruza overnight. kvitova — who only returned to action in may following a knife attack at her home last december — played aggressive attacking tennis to come back from 1—4 down in the first set to win 7—6 6—3. it's the first time the former world number two has reached the last eight of a grand slam for two yea rs. i feel great. i am ifeel grea

scotland, on the back of their crucial win against lithuania on friday, will play malta tomorrow, andia. holland have kept alive their slim chances of reaching next summer's world cup with a 3—1 win over bulgaria former chelsea star arjen robben scored their second in amsterdam. the dutch will need results to go their way though if they are to make it to russia. they're third in group a but are three points behind sweden who beat belarus 4—0. france play luxembourg tonight. rory mcilroy says he is waiting for the season to end after missing the cut at the dell technologies championship in boston, the world numberfour championship in boston, the world number four has not won a tournament in 2017. he had a second round to forget with four bogeys and a double bogey, making 7a. he says his play has been sloppy, jon rahm of spain is top of the leaderboard at the halfway stage. england's lee slattery has thrown away a two—stroke lead to come second in the czech masters. slattery was the overnight leader but dropped shots on four holes. he finished on 11—under—par and was overta ken by south

england's footballers take on malta, in a world cup qualifier tonight.o's transfer from arsenal went through on a dramatic final day of the summer transfer window, with premier league clubs spending more than £210 million. well natalie pirks is in the maltese capital valetta. .. the matches taking place in the capital and we've been getting the reaction. it is a fiasco, the tra nsfer reaction. it is a fiasco, the transfer window, every year, the prices go stupid. the money is ridiculous. the transfer window has been one of the best but moneywise, interesting, but i would disagree with the spending and how much you pay for players. with england you don't have the deal with the big—money transfers, for me, personally, it is obscene but i understand that is the way the game is going. the views of some of the england fans. great weather over there. it is up and down. all the details to come. a lot of sunshine in your weather pictures today. struggle to find anything other than that but here's an example from kent. there have been thundery downpours. there st

scotland face malta at hampden park. republic will guarantee second in their group and the likely play—off spot for russia. and that the us open, the world number one has reached the quarterfinals after a straight sets win againstjennifer brady. roger federer and rafa nadal play later. downing street says the prime minister is ready to increase the pace of brexit negotiations — suggesting they should be continuous rather than for one week every month. mps also this week begin debating draft legislation on withdrawing from the european union. the bill, which is seen as a key plank of the government's brexit policy, transfers eu law into uk legislation. our political correspondent iain watson is at westminster:

a late flurry of goals sees england beat malta 4—0, but there is plenty of room for improvement. no brits left at the us open, after kyle edmund retires injured. good evening. we start with world cup qualifiers for the home nations. scotland, england and northern ireland were all in action tonight. scotland needed to beat lithuania to keep alive their hopes of reaching the world cup in russia next year, and they rose to the challenge, while england and northern ireland also won. james burford reports. where there's a will, there's a way, and gordon strachan‘s sons of scotland certainly showed the way to russia 2018 is not over yet. a win was all that would do, and a winning performance was what the players delivered from the get go. stuart armstrong strong—armed his way to the scoresheet, the perfect start. but it got better — liverpool's new man, andy robertson, showing why some are calling him scotland's gareth bale, strachan clearly impressed. two goals to the good, how about a third? three points in the bag, three goals, too. james mcarthur following up some quick thinking wi

in malta, england faced 30 degrees temperatures and a resilient defence.n dele alli picked out harry kane. his first goal of the season. ryan bertrand's first international strike came from 30 yards out before danny welbeck made a goal—scoring return to the international set. there was even time for harry kane to get in on the act again, three goals in the last six minutes perhaps flattering england's performance. northern ireland's grip on second place in their group is 110w on second place in their group is now i am like. a dominant performance in san marino. josh magennis was the start of the show scoring twice to help them go seven points clear of the next closest side. anotherfrom the penalty spot from side. anotherfrom the penalty spot fro m steve n side. anotherfrom the penalty spot from steven davis put the seal on a fantastic night for the home nations. ten goals scored, none conceded. wales may have been surprise semi—finallists at euro2016 but they are up against it in their qualification group — they're four points behind the top two of serbia

scotland host malta. next summer. the bbc‘s senior football reporter ian dennis is at wembley with the details of tonight's games. a big night ahead for england and in turn a significant night too as far as scotland are concerned. england know a victory here at qem bli will ta ke know a victory here at qem bli will take them to the brink of qualifying for next summer's world cup final in russia. it would give a boost as far as scotland are concerned. england are still a team in transition. nothing will be taken for granted against a talented vow vakian side. gareth southgate describes england asa gareth southgate describes england as a work in progress and he refutes any notion that the players don't ca re any notion that the players don't care after friday's display against malta attracted criticism. it is about getting the job done and the route to russia will be all, but complete. scotland are also in group f and will be hoping for an england win in that match. scotland start their match at home to mal

state department also with me as malta let me editor of target spiegel newspaper right here in berlin he was also that paper's bureau chief in washington d.c. gentlemen it's good to have your the big table and eventful day a historic day. what did germany and its voters decide today actually air well i think they decided to continue with chancellor merkel i mean for all the talk of transformation and everything like that i mean she is going to stay in power most likely so i think they are choosing continuity but there also is some kind of payback i think that a lot of germans were really unhappy with her policy decisions during the migration crisis and now it's coming back to haunt her and she's we can because of it but there's still it's still continuity overall well it's a revenge of the voters there's a little a little aspect of revenge into it i mean i mean if one party if you already mentioned the right wing populist party if the they were strictly opposing her refugee policy so they got a tremendously huge amount of shares with thirteen percent but even the liberals the business

england needed three late goals to beat malta on friday, but southgate says his side are becoming savvyd be 3-0 we would love to score early and be 3—0 before half—time. 0n we would love to score early and be 3—0 before half—time. on some occasions that happens but not very often so you have got to be prepared to be patient and work your openings. whichever road the game goes down, we have got to be able to adapt and adjust to that. we believe the players are becoming more and more savvy to the challenges of international football. also in action tomorrow are scotland who are in the same world cup qualifying group as england. scotland — on the back of their crucial win against lithuania on friday — will play malta tomorrow, and slovenia will host lithuania. and northern ireland, who are second in group c face the czech republic. that's all the sport now. just to let you know lopez has won stage 15 at the vuelta espana. hospital managers in england have called for an emergency financial bail—out, saying they are bracing themselves for the worst winter in recent years. nhs providers — whi

scotland — on the back of their crucial win against lithuania on friday — will play malta tomorrow, and who are second in group c, face the czech republic. great britain's oliver townend has won burghley horse trials, just two weeks on from winning european gold with the british team in poland. riding ballaghmor class, townend led after the cross country phase, and had just one fence down in today's showjumping to clinch the title for a second time. piggy french and gemma tattersall, who also rode at the european championships last month, came second and third. there were six british riders in the top ten. that's all the sport for now. let's leave you with with two of football's brightest stars showing off their skills. while warming up for brazil, neymar and gabrieljesus did a lap of the pitch at the arena da amazonia in manaus. they are just showing off... this they arejust showing off... this is bbc news. a bbc investigation has found that the islamic state terrorist group has found that they were direct thing extremists to murder people nearly a year before the attacks at westminste

scotland face malta on monday. next. it has only started. we are not getting carried away. it was a very good performance, and the fans we re very good performance, and the fans were a different class for us throughout the game. but we have three big games now, three cup finals, and we need to take that into monday, and we can't slack off. northern ireland host the czech republic on monday night needing just one more point to make the play—offs, and guarantee second place in their group. that's after their 3—0 victory, over san marino — all three goals coming in the second half. michael o'neill‘s side are now seven points clear of the czechs in second place. germany top that group. we've been through before. you know, if you look back at the last campaign, hungary, greece, those types of things, where we have at that big price to play for and we have handled the situation, so this is another opportunity. the great thing about this is we have three chances. the czech republic have to win their three games to overcom

qualifying group of course. 0n the back of their crucial win against withering on friday the play maltave their slim chances of reaching the world cup with a 3—1 win over bulgaria, arjen robben scored their second in amsterdam, they will need results to go their way now however to make it to russia. they are third in the group but three points behind sweden who beat belarus 4—0. france are currently playing luxembourg, ed va izey currently playing luxembourg, ed vaizey likens you after half an hour. —— it is 0—0 after half an hour. —— it is 0—0 after half an hour. i'll be back with more later on, back to you. breaking news following north korea's latest test, we have just had a statement from the us defence secretary james mattis on that test. let's have a listen. we have many military options and the president wa nted military options and the president wanted to be briefed on each one. we made clear we have the ability to defend ourselves and our allies, south korea and japan, from any attack. and our commitments among the allies are iron clad. any threat to the united states or its te

gareth southgate started his england career with a 2—0 win over malta.w the humble vacuum cleaner is causing something of a stir. sales of the noisiest and most powerful devices are, from today, restricted under eu rules. machines using more than 900 watts of power and emitting more than 80 decibels will be banned from sale when the existing stocks run out. our environment analyst roger harrabin explains. what used to happen to carpets. until london's hoover factory in 193a applied technology to cleaning. voiceover: and at last, the lady can make light of her housework... even men used them, sometimes. a lifetime later, and we have other worries. we're trying to cut emissions from electricity, and keep bills down. so, new eu rules are forcing the most energy—hungry of these machines off the market. cleaners like this sebo automatic gobble 1100 watts. that's too high to meet new european standards, so this model is on its way out. anti—eu campaigners say europe should have no say in the sort of vacuum cleaner that you buy. but experts say households can s

they play malta at hampden park, 4 points behind slovakia and that play—off spot.ns and most of the press would understand how important this game is going to be and real patience, keep the ball and doing nothing. be patient to go and find areas where they play at high tempo. northern ireland need just a draw tonight to guarantee second place in group c, and that probably be good enough for a play—off match to get to russia. germany are the run away leaders in their group. after beating san marino 3—0 away, they'll have it much tougher at home to the czech republic. it will be a really difficult test, but one we're ready for. uefa have resisted requests from the spanish league that they open an investigation into manchester city for breaking their financial fair play rules. city's summer spend of £215 million was the biggest by any club in any transfer window with pep guardiola signing the likes of kyle walker and benjamin mendy. european football's governing body is already investigating paris st—germain over rules designed to stop clubs from what they describe as

in the final 30 minutes against malta we created a lot of chances, hopefully we can win the game.heir crucial win against lithuania on friday, and will play malta tomorrow, and slovenia will host lithuania. and northern ireland, who are second in group c face the czech republic. wales manager chris coleman says ben woodburn has all the attributes he needs to be a great player, the 17 year made his international debut coming off the bench last night and scored the winner against austria, with half an hour to go it was still goalless against austria but as soon as coming onto the pitch, the teenager, also became liverpool's youngest goal—scorer last season, scored the only goal of the game and thatis scored the only goal of the game and that is capped wales's world cup hopes alive. we have had him with us for yea rs hopes alive. we have had him with us for years and it has been a pleasure. no doubt he will go from strength to strength, great, fantastic night for him and his families we are extremely proud about, he has contributed in a magnificent way. it is a dream come true and i'

agree and we already heard some objections from company as from countries like ireland luxembourg malta cyprus the czech republic or denmark so it's going to be a long shot but still there is some talk about would it be tighter regulations also here in the united states on time of those tech companies and they did trade a bit lower here in the monday session so the companies are pretty upbeat and they're not the only ones yes despite political turmoil the u.s. markets seem to be quite unstoppable lately hitting records again this monday and you know it's pretty amazing we just passed the ninth year anniversary of the bankruptcy of lehman brothers now on monday we reached a new record highs and if you look at it from the lows that we saw after the financial crisis that was in march of two thousand and nine since then the s. and p. five hundred has gained almost two hundred seventy per cent and also blue chips the dow jones industrial average was a new record we will have the federal reserve meeting on tuesday and wednesday and well no news or good news we didn't get a whole lot of econom

at back—to—back wins against lithuania and malta earlier in the month, scotla nd and malta earlier inscotland go into the final two matches knowing that victory in both games would all but guaranteed a play—off spot. gareth mcauley is back in the northern ireland squad for their qualifiers against germany and norway. the west brom defender has not featured in the squad since he limped off against azerbaijan in june. there are also first time call ups for millwall midfielder george saville and kilmarnock midfielder jordanjones. sports minister tracy crouch has described fever‘s expected u—turn on poppies as common sense. last year, you will remember that england, scotland, wales and northern ireland we re scotland, wales and northern ireland were all fined by fever for the use of the poppy to commemorate armistice day, deeming it to be a political simple. —— symbol. armistice day, deeming it to be a politicalsimple. —— symbol. prince william and theresa may were amongst those to criticise the fifa ban but they are expected to change their laws in time for november's international break

england laboured to beat malta 4—0., as james burford explains, scotland's 3—0 win in lithuania has given them hope again that they can reach next summer's world cup. where there's a will, there's a way, and gordon strachan's sons of scotland certainly showed the way to russia 2018 isn't over yet. a win was all that would do, and a winning performance was what the players delivered from the get go. stuart armstrong strong—armed his way to the scoresheet, the perfect start. but it got better — liverpool's new man, andy robertson, showing why some are calling him scotland's gareth bale, strachan clearly impressed. two goals to the good, how about a third? three points in the bag, three goals, too. james mcarthur following up some quick thinking with his own sharp finish. that's better, gordon. in malta, england faced 30—degree temperatures and a resilient defence, one that eventually wilted when dele alli picked out harry kane, the tottenham player's first goal of the season. ryan bertrand's first international strike cam

a big game against malta in a few days' time. a 3—0 win.e. they may still live to regret the points they dropped. britishure. they may still live to regret the points they droppedm could be too little, too late because they have to rely on england beating slovakia. we can hearfrom gordon strachan who is pleased. do you think we can win? yes, i think we can win. do you think you are improving? yes, i think we are improving. did i think we would have that many attempts at goals? no, i didn't think so. it was a game where our attack came from different angles, which was good for us, as well. if you looked at the score, you would have thoughtjob done. if you looked at the score, you would have thoughtjob donem could have been 2—0 up within four or five minutes. it could have been 2—0 up within four orfive minutes. it is one could have been 2—0 up within four or five minutes. it is one of those games where they are really strong at the back. they are not a particularly good side malta, we know that. that should be an easy game and the goals came

after their crucial win against lithuania on friday scotland play malta tomorrow and slovenia will host northern ireland, who are second in group c face the czech republic. that's all from sportsday. we will leave you with two of the brightest stars in football showing off their skills, while warming up for brazil, neymar and gabrieljesus did a lap of the pitch, just like this. north korea sparks a wave of condemnation after carrying out its most powerful nuclear test yet. it's said to be of an advanced hydrogen bomb — hailed as a ‘perfect success' by kimjong un‘s regime. mr president, will you attack north korea? we will see. we'll see, says president trump as he's asked if the united states will attack north korea we'll be exploring the possible consequences of this dramatic escalation in nuclear tensions. also on the programme: differences in the brexit talks are laid bare as david davis says it's silly for the eu to say there's been little progress. hospital managers in england call for an emergency bail—out to pay for more staff and beds this winter. and lewis hamilton wins at monz

they are in the letter, in malta. it should not cause them to many problems.cotland are playing with much more on their match with lithuania. we also have the latest from the wales and northern ireland camps. it is also the start of the domestic rugby union season. the new match in the pro 14. the premiership this weekend. that is all coming up on sports day. now, it is time for the film review. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is james king. so james, what do we have this week? there has been murdered in the east end in the limehouse golem. a new jersey girl thing she is the unlikely saviour of hip—hop in patti ca kes. unlikely saviour of hip—hop in patti cakes. and he said i'll be back and now he is. big arnie returns in the sd rerelease of terminator 2. he did warn us, didn't he? we will save the best for last. bill nighy yours a big draw. what did you make of it? yelling at a big fan. this is set in victorian era london. a big fan. a thriller about a murderer on the loose. a police detective w

england are playing malta. against southern vipers later fixed wing nail biting victory over the surrey stars, winning by three wickets to set up a repeat of last yea r‘s wickets to set up a repeat of last year's final. we'll have more from all those stories after 5:30pm. the supreme court in kenya has overturned the result of the country's presidential election because of irregularities in the way the vote was conducted. the ruling is being seen as a victory for the opposition leader and veteran politician raila 0dinga, who called it a historic day for the people of africa. we have just received this report from nairobi. celebrating a new lease of life. vetera n celebrating a new lease of life. veteran politician raila 0dinga gets one more chance to run for president. a last—minute decision to challenge the result of the presidential election paid off. the presidential election paid off. the presidential election paid off. the presidential election held on the eighth august 2017 was not conducted in accordance

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elsewhere, scotland host malta, and northern ireland take on the czech republic.ve you finished your toast? and luxembourg and france drawing 0—0. toast? and luxembourg and france drawing 0-0. and we will have a look at the weather. good morning. we have a bit of a grey start to the day to day. this scene was taken yesterday in saint leonards on sea in east sussex. similar skies across many parts of the country today. we have some cloud, some drizzly rain but for some of us it is set to brighten up later in the day. what we have at the moment is this warm front crossing the country during sunday, quite a lot of wet weather and still lingering around. we have quite a lot of low cloud around. more persistent rain sitting to the north—west so for the far west of northern ireland, into scotland. elsewhere, for northern ireland and scotland, it is a cloudy and drizzly picture. there is some hill fog around, quite drizzly first thing. as we had our way south across northern england, down towards the midlands, fairly cloudy here and spots of drizzly rain coming out of th

england play in malta later.e 100—7 against western storm in the semifinal. the winners will face southern vipers later. valtteri bottas finished second fastest in second practice ahead of mercedes team—mate lewis hamilton. more on those stories just after half four. more on one of those headlines. the former england captain, wayne rooney, has been charged with drink—driving. the everton striker was arrested shortly after two o clock this morning, after police stopped a black vw beetle in wilmslow, cheshire. our sports news correspondent richard conway has more. cheshire police say wayne rooney has been charged with driving over the prescribed limit. officers say he was stopped at 2am on friday morning on altrincham road in the town of wilmslow in cheshire. he's enjoyed a good start to the new season in the premier league, he moved from manchester united to everton and scored in his opening two games. news of this arrest comes a week, over weeks he announced he announced he was retiring from international footbal

acute morning sickness for both of the devious to pregnancies and she did have to cancel a visit to maltawent ahead without honours on. we will have to wait and see. clearly she is receiving treat and at kensington palace. hydration and at kensington palace. hydration and medication. it is a temporary thing. a phase in the pregnancy. hopefully she will recover and will resume some royal duties. thank you very much. let's talk to the royal historian hugo vickers. very exciting for the royal family. yes and it's nice to have some good news. the most interesting part of this is that whatever six the baby is it will not push princess charlotte out of the line of succession. so you will have prince charles, prince william, prince george, princess charlotte and if it's a boy or a girl it will take its place and find princess charlotte. that is quite interesting. the other point is that it is push prince harry to sixth in line which means there is even less chance of him becoming king which makes him —— makes it easier for him to marry whoever he makes him —— makes it easier for him erazwgi;afl

england lead the group, expected to win comfortably in malta. rooney retired from internationalfootball. manager gareth southgate says although he knows the replacement, he will not tell his players until later today. iam keen tell his players until later today. i am keen to keep sharing the leadership. we focused too much on wayne in particular in the last few yea rs. we wayne in particular in the last few years. we need to start building a more resilient group of leaders, allowing them to take responsibility. for me, not the most important decision. northern ireland will need to avoid a slip—up against san marino later to stay on course for a play—off spot in group c. they have a four point cushion over first place at the moment. a short week. playing on a friday, as opposed to saturday in the past. the main thing we do thejob saturday in the past. the main thing we do the job tomorrow night, hopefully coming through unscathed from injury wise. obviously suspension wires, one or to mega players on cards need to be careful. we will look on mond

after back—to—back wins against and lithuania malta early in the mud, scotla nd lithuania malta earlywould all but guarantee a play—off spot. gareth mcauley is backin play—off spot. gareth mcauley is back in the northern ireland's squad for next month's qualifier. he has not featured in the teams in the limped off against demi back in june. george saville, john marnoch midfielderjordan jones. fever‘s unexpected new term on poppies as common sense. england, scotland, wales and northern ireland will find for the use of the poppy. they deemed it to be a political symbol. prince william and prime and said theresa may were among those to criticise the ban but were expecting them to change the laws early next month in time for november's international break. mourinho will face no further action following his the vessel on southampton on saturday. the manager was sent off by the referee for stepping onto the pitch in stoppage time during their 1-0 pitch in stoppage time during their 1—0 win. the fa decided no additional action was necessary after receiving the referee's report. mourinho rece

they beat malta last night, is very easy win for scotland, christophe berra and leigh griffiths got theay. winds will see the scots finish second and a chance of making the play—offs. it is in their hands. it is very complicated as to how... you finish second and get into the play—offs or not. we know northern ireland have finished second in group c, getting the runners—up spot, making it five in a row in qualifying. they should be one of the best runners—up or two games to play, jonny evans and chris brunt got the goals, a lovely free kick seeing them beat the czech republic last night. it has been two years since they conceded a competitive goal at windsor park. that will be tested against germany next month, but as i say they are sure to finish second. germany coming here, it would be nice to take an extra point. if we need something in the final two games we will have to get it, that simple. we are in a very strong position, it is almost —— almost been flawless, to be honest. seven clean sheets in eight games, the only defeat away to germany. as a coach and manager there is little y

england 1—0 up against malta thanks to a goal from harry kane.lion for brazil's neymar, doubling the world record for a transfer. david ornstein has more details. normally when uefa look into financialfair details. normally when uefa look into financial fair play its retrospective analysis, but here they've gone on the front foot and said they are going to look into paris saint—germain‘s financial fair play compliance. due to the recent tra nsfer play compliance. due to the recent transfer activities. by that they mean the world record signing of neymar from barcelona for around £198 million. the loan dealfrom monaco, a loan deal with an option to buy at the end. many people think it's an obligation to buy for £166 million. it's a way to navigate around financial fair play regulations. uefa have said the investigation will focus on the compliance of the club with a break even requirement, particularly in light of its recent transfer activities. that break even requirement, all clubs have to live within their means, not allowed to spend more than

the country i want to pull back in erick long and walker and malta let me here at the big table with me. i mean that language is going to come out and say remember i heard that language today immediately i thought of the trunk campaign from last year i mean it's taken straight from the truck book isn't it it's almost like the locker up chance that you heard all against hillary clinton and it's also not surprising that the were rumors of all sorts of trump advisors coming in to kind of help out the a of d. you know it's funny how this right populism is kind of like an infection that it gets under the skins of certain types of voters and it's really hard to get rid of of course with the russians you know doing what they do as well it's really quite something but you know what i don't think it's going to be as disruptive as in the united states and that's for one big reason and that is the media i think the german media has not gone in the same direction as the american media as it's all about ratings it's not all about giving you know hours and hours of free air time to you know one of

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course it's not just about buildings that's people's homes and their lives as well things in homes like malta log watches that have just bought clothes toys that have had to be abandoned the whole population has about one thousand six hundred people have been evacuated to the island next door. and they're just waiting really to see how many months it's going to be before things go back to something approaching normality here so they can resume their lives we talking to some people from the government here and they just said listen this is too big for us to get hold of class cells we're going to need international aid there are some countries that apparently pitching in already venezuela which has close ties to the caribbean islands which have formed the sort of bastion of support for them as a partner or been already been pitching in for help and they're looking for help from other sources the governments put a price tag on everything that has to be done through coup. the island of bob uter at about two hundred million dollars it's not just the things we already talked about there's also the

christophe berra's header gave scotland the perfect start against malta, and leigh griffiths doubledns cared. and at windsor park, three points for northern ireland would seal a likely play—off spot. and when the czech republic failed to deal with this corner, jonny evans made some headway. chris brunt made it two before half—time with a sublime effort from this 25 yard free kick, curled around the wall. a hat—trick for the home nations was complete. northern ireland have been simply brilliant in securing that second placed spot in group in which germany have not dropped a point. now, scotland's penultimate match against leave year next month at hampden feels like a cup final. if england win their next match against slovenia, england would be on the plane to russia. but of course it is the performance of 19—year—old marcus rashford, coming back from that first half mistake, which will grab the headlines. after all of the talk of pride in the shirt, that is the kind of character that fans have been looking for. britain's tallest bridge, the queensferry crossing, which traverses the fi

but england are in malta. kick off in valetta just over an hour away. hear from gareth southgate was that this is the first match in the post wayne rooney era. he decided to retire from international football. who will wear the captain's are bad? we have focused too much on wayne rooney in particular over the last few years and we must start to build a more resilient group of leaders, allowing people to take responsibility. for me it is not the most important decision. the more important thing is trying to build the group. they must react in the right way collectively. we are expecting the team news from the letter to come through in the next 15 minutes or so. a lot of speculation about who will be given the captain's speculation about who will be given the ca ptain‘s armband speculation about who will be given the captain's armband for that there have been five different captains with his eight matches in charge. it is pointing towardsjordan henderson although harry kane has been tipped as well. while we were talking about wayne rooney and who takes ov

as the current system goes, which is good for ireland, malta, where tech companies are charged on rought france wants, forwards put, is for companies to be taxed on revenues of where sales ta ke taxed on revenues of where sales take place. much larger taxes in places like germany, the uk and france. the estonians are a middle ground at the moment, they want to establish where they have a significant digital presence, where users, where clients are, it is not clear. there are complications. users, where clients are, it is not clear. there are complicationsm is not clear what they want, and different member states want different member states want different things. it is a better set up different things. it is a better set upfor different things. it is a better set up for ireland at the minute, they are getting more by having apple —based there. explain why they are refusing to collect back taxes from apple that the eu is trying to force them to collect? it is upside down that they don't want these taxes, because they see their low tax regime, their light touch, as far as multinational co

scotland host malta. malta. gareth southgate's side could move five points clear at the top of their group and virtually secure their place in russia next summer with a win. if slovakia win they will move above england in their group. it's a great opportunity for us. we have a home game. we are playing good opposition. so we've got to make sure that we are tactically prepared which we will be, but also we have got to have belief in the tea m we have got to have belief in the team that we've got. we've got some exciting players and we want to go and show that. scotland are in the same group as england but are still four points behind slovakia in the play—off spot. they host malta tonight and realistically needing three wins from their last three games to claim that second place. we need to win as many games as we possibly can. everyone said it was a must win game against lithuania. we scored three goals and created a lot of chances as well. it shows you that spirit in the lads and we believe that we can ke

england came away from malta with a 4—0 win but perhaps the scoreline was a little flattering with threeh ryan bertrand and danny welbeck getting the others. england lead the group ahead of slovakia by two points. they meet at wembley on monday. we'll recover well now. it's a short turnaround, so then the next couple of days we'll be looking at their team, and kind of their strengths and weaknesses and seeing where we can exploit. but, at the end of the day, we are england and we're expected to win these games, you know. we have to go out there, we're at home, and dominate right from the start. again, if it is 0—0 or 1—0 behind at half—time, we're not going to panic. we're patient and composed and we'll wait for the right time and then be clinical. northern ireland strengthened their grip on second place in their group thanks to a 3—0 win in san marino. josh magennis scored twice with southampton's steven davis adding another from the penalty spot. michael 0'neill‘s side are now seven points clear in second place and one more point would be enough for those play—offs. wales may have been

in the same group, england last night arrived at their camp in malta ahead of their group f game tonighthas chosen who will captain england, but the players will not be informed until later today. and northern ireland need to avoid any mishaps tonight against san marino to remain on course for a world cup play—off spot. they're currently second in group c behind germany. it has been a short week for us, playing on the friday as opposed to saturday, so the main thing is we do the job tomorrow night and hopefully come through unscathed with injuries and suspensions, and with one or two players on cards we have to be careful. then we look at the game on monday, but our focus is just on san marino. wales will play austria tomorrow. they currently sit in third place in group d. with premier league clubs spending eli; billion over the summer, the final transfer day was as much about the players who didn't move as those who did. one player who didn't make it was alexis sanchez. his club arsenal had agreed a £60 million deal with manchester city — contingent on finding a replacement. but arsenal

should yield more suspect to that person by raising his hand and put it is hard to show respect to malta as usual relates to points well that's a but that's a point that's a point you take up with him or you to defend him as i said i mean to talk about the fact that you are a feel candidate you are going to religiously leave some of our little ok i'm ok steve in fifteen seconds have your how do i say it genders ok it's even funnier second night as well as we've seen so it's part of our culture it's one hundred friendship it's a hundred years now it's not the show me.

the united nations is called the ranger exodus from in malta bangladesh the most urgent refugee emergency in the world new video shows how far strategy camps in bangladesh are spreading more than four hundred thirty thousand have fled from me and many live in makeshift shelters. or poles from a bangladeshi border post where burning row hinges villages can be seen in. this is this close as we can get to the right kind state where an ethnic cleansing is currently happening just moments ago we saw villages burn in the distance it's through this land border between more and bangladesh that a few weeks ago hundreds of thousands of rangers crossed the border since the more security forces have put up barbed wire fencing and planted land mines on the border the general in charge of this clearing operation says that all its citizens are welcome back to me and more except ranges who are considered illegal immigrants by and gone. but for bangladesh these ranges that are in camps here belong to me and more and they have to go back home bangladesh has deployed its military on its border its beefed up