yes, here at manchester city they we re very yes, here at manchester city they were very keen to sign sanchez. in fa ct, were very keen to sign sanchez. in fact, they have made two offers over the last few days. at the moment, it seems as if the player is staying at arsenal. we have not perhaps seen the megamoney moves we expected today but there is still half an hour until the transfer window closes, so is still time for last—minute drama. today was the 20th anniversary of the death of diana, princess of wales, the event that prompted a remarkable display of public grief in the late summer of 1997. people returned today to diana's former home, kensington palace, to leave flowers, messages, and candles, and to insist that the princess and her work will never be forgotten. in a moment, we'll have the news where you are, but we leave you tonight with some of the day's words and images, two decades after the princess's death. it wasn't just shaking hands. she was prepared to get stuck in and hold people and talk to them. and she wept with them as well, on occasion. she had a way of conne

manchester city trailing 1—0.s won the first game, they hope to keep up with the leaders, manchester united and huddersfield town. about something that happened before the game, both sides decided to mark the recent terrorist attack victims in spain and in manchester in may. they are wearing the worker bee, the symbol of manchester, it is essentially a kind of uniting force for the city and they are raising money to put funds towards memorials and various other projects to do with commemorating the terror attacks. in terms of the game, we have wayne rooney who rejoined everton from manchester united this summer, he opened the scoring for everton giving them the lead in the city and sixth minute. manchester city have had one man sent off, kyle walker —— the lead in the 36th minute. ten minutes to go, everton still leading 1—0, city are having the best of the possession, the best of the breaks but can't find a winner. it looks as if everton will have to wins out of two. i noticed that really was getting a single fig

that was his passion, manchester united.k them with a knife, so his mum called the police. i need the police here as soon you can. jordan, just stay there, you are not going out! a patrol officer calmed him down, then other officers arrived, eleven in total. jordan begley was tasered and restrained by armed police. he was punched while he was on the ground and died from heart failure. it was a shock because they did not need that many officers for one person. he was harmless. he would not hurt a fly, so it is like why do you need all these officers when they could have been elsewhere helping other people? at his inquest, thejury found police failings played a part in his death and said he had been unlawfully killed. we were really close, he is a year older than me, so it was like the loss of a cousin and a friend as well. the police were initially cleared of any blame but after the inquest the police watchdog quashed their first report and started a new investigation which had never been done before. someone actually believe

andy gill, bbc news, manchester.ogy to tackle littering. it's hoped the money will go towards creating new apps and "smart bins" which will alert rubbish collectors when they're full. the government claims this new approach to litter could save taxpayers money. what we are hoping to do with this innovation fund is seed fund some new ideas that are coming through and really test them out. whether it is bins overflowing like the ones behind me, is there a smart app way to report that to the local council or, indeed, that the bins themselves can report it. speaking of litter, this next story will appal you. the national trust has accused some visitors to the lake district of treating the landscape like a pop festival site. the organisation says the increasing popularity of wild camping, where people pitch a tent away from organised areas, is threatening the beauty of the region. dave guest reports. wild camping is about getting closer to nature and getting away from civilisation. it's about spending a night high upon th

andy gill, bbc news, manchester.pe like a music festival site. the organisation says the increasing popularity of wild camping, where people pitch a tent away from organised areas, is threatening the beauty of the region. dave guest reports. wild camping is about getting closer to nature and getting away from civilisation. it's about spending a night high upon the hills, away from civilisation, often away from other people. and spending that night with nature under the stars in a very self—sufficient, low—key manner. responsible wild campers, like these, make sure they are discreet, do not cause damage, and take everything home with them when they leave. it is traditionally something done on the high hills. what is the change you've noticed? i think new audiences have come aware of wild camping and are treating it in a different manner. there seems to be a more disposable culture coming into what people perceive to be wild camping. that is now coming within 500 metres of car parks and carrying in as much as they need

manchester united fans might let this is an easy draw but in 2011, manchester united were in the same group of benfica and basel, and

manchester city equalised the early goalfrom manchester city equalised the early goal from bournemouthequalised the early goalfrom bournemouth. we had a goal and a sending off in the 97th minute. let's see what happened. joe lynskey reports. on this account when sporting styles collide, city and bournemouth take the same approach. when two teams pit attack a defence, often it produces the spectacular. charlie daniels bunny wheel and struck gold. a strictly often it produces the spectacular. charlie daniels bunny wheel and struck gold. he strikes the full—back won't forget. wonder season, but city found a similar response. silver through to jesus 1-1. a response. silver through to jesus 1—1. a game so finely poised would be settled by the finest margins. joshua king this close to another bournemouth weed. the city's manager so bournemouth weed. the city's manager so close to a read, situation not ideal. 96 minutes on the clock, the ball with raheem sterling. the bullocks is produces joy ball with raheem sterling. the bullocks is producesjoy and despair. somewhere in the crowd, raheem st

andy gill, bbc news, manchester.eenager who died after being arrested during an anti—drugs operation. officials say he was involved in the drugs trade, and died while resisting arrest. but video evidence seems to show him being dragged away by plain clothes police officers — and his supporters are demanding an inquiry. howard johnson reports. tears and grieving. raw emotions on display at the funeral of kian loyd delos santos. around 1,000 people packed the small church in the north of manila close to where the high school student grew up. hundreds of others lined the streets on the approach to the church, some holding placards denouncing the president's war on drugs. 17—year—old kian was killed in a police raid last week during an upsurge in anti—drug operations. the official police report at the time of the killing said delos santos resisted arrest with a gun. but this was later contradicted by cctv footage and eyewitness reports. a senate committee hearing into the killing last thursday heard how the police force

the manchester city keeper was injured in the second half of sunday's quarterfinal win over france.mberlain, who came on for bardsley, is now likely to face the netherlands in thursday's semifinal. the fa say she's fractured a fibula and will stay with the squad as they prepare to face the tournament hosts. hearts have sacked head coach ian cathro afterjust seven months in charge. the 31—year—old, who was in his first managerial role, a former newcastle assistant, appears to have paid the price for a shock league cup exit against dunfermilne at he weekend. a hearts statement read: "the board wishes it to be known that this was a very difficult decision, ian is an extremely talented young coach with a very bright future." british gymnast ellie downie will miss october's world championships in canada after ankle surgery. the 18—year—old injured her left ankle at the british championships in march but went on to win four medals in april's european championships. downie plans to return for next year's commonwealth games in australia. she's tweeted — "a minor setback is a pathway for a m

passengers at manchester airport we re passengers at manchester airport were waiting to board an easyjetight were waiting to board an easyjet flight to antalya in turkey. were waiting to board an easyjet flight to antalya in turkeym were waiting to board an easyjet flight to antalya in turkey. it was my summer holiday with my boyfriend so, yeah, i was pretty excited. before we even boarded the plane, there was a party of four. they were very, very drunk, loud and disruptive. the flight took off. almost immediately, passengers and crew became increasingly disturbed by the drunken behaviour. about 25 minutes into the flight, one of the two passengers started to get extremely abusive. she was shouting at the crew. we asked the stewards to tell her she can't drink any more. she was on her holiday. she kept swearing and kicking off, and it was escalating. i was more concerned about my immediate family because they were getting very distressed. eventually the stewards did manage to confiscate the alcohol. a litre bottle of vodka. probably about a third left. the women's behaviour forced the cr

andy gill, bbc news, manchester.l after he was found to have circulated an exam paper to other teachers before students had sat the test. an investigation by the cambridge international examinations board found the member of staff had been in possession of a leaked economics pre—u exam — an equivalent to the a—levels sat by most sixth formers. eton college says it deeply regrets the incident. a unique new fitness trend has arrived in the uk. goat yoga sees animals helping people with mind calming exercises... apparently. it's already proved highly popular in the us. mike bushell has been to devon to try it out. this is all about broadening your horizons. there are so many new ways to practise yoga these days, for example on a paddle board in devon. but the class here have also been introduced to an even stranger form down on the farm. we all know how good yoga is for you, spiritually and also for the body. in devon, they now like to do things differently. hence we're in a barn of straw. they want to bring out the ani

if you want to do pride, it has to be manchester pride.feast of fun. it is a fantastic time for everyone. it isa it is a fantastic celebration. we still face discrimination and pride events like this are key to show we can all stand together united as one to work towards eradicating discrimination. there is a serious side to the pride this year. police say there is no specific intelligence of a terrorist threat to the lgbt community or greater manchester, but after the attack in may and more recent atrocities in europe, they have reviewed security. we will look at a number of security measures around the site. and wider areas in terms of any threats or risks. there are events across the bank holiday weekend, ending in a candlelit vigil on monday night to remember those lost to the hiv virus. a teacher at eton has left the school after he was found to have circulated an exam paper to other teachers before students had sat the test. an investigation by the cambridge international examinations board found the member of staff had been in posse

he could join manchester city? alexis sanchezis could join manchester city?entering the final year of his contract. we know that manchester city want. we know that he would like to leave arsenal. but are resisting that as strongly as they can. manchester city had a £50 million bid rejected yesterday. arsenal will only countenance a huge offer, much higher than £50 million, and with a player, preferably to them, raheem sterling, coming in the opposite direction. man city don't wa nt opposite direction. man city don't want any players to leave but arsenal will let deal happen if i replacement comes. they have signed a left—back this year and let one go. kieran gibbs. kieran gibbs has spent over 11 years at arsenal and signed a four—year contract with west brom for a fee in the region of £7 million. we mentioned chelsea. they are looking for midfield reinforcements. danny drinkwater from leicester, he could be going to sta mford from leicester, he could be going to stamford bridge? it could be a busy final day forjersey. danny drinkwater has omitted a transfer r

this train will be calling at manchester victoria, huddersfield...night, the 17.10 service from liverpool. on time, but, for some, it's just too slow. yeah, it's terrible, it's absolutely terrible. rona has spent six hours today commuting between yorkshire and merseyside and it's only 70 miles each way. it's a really long day. so for me, i left home at 6:30am this morning and i'll get home at 7:30pm tonight, so that's a very long day. so for my productivity, it impacts me tomorrow because i'm just shattered. while she is recovering, tomorrow the north of england's politicians and business leaders will be holding a summit to discuss building a high—speed link across the region. it could cut the journey from manchester to leeds from 48 minutes to 26, and the 90 minute journey from liverpool to leeds to just one hour. just the section between manchester and leeds across the pennines can cost up to £7 billion, so do rail users think it's worth it? no, no. that's a lot of money. it's not worth that money. what do you think the money should be spent on ins

so, just arrived at manchester airport, made my way through security.on a minute, beer. pinot grigio, a bit of champagne, peroni. that's a shocker, a beer in starbucks. never had that before. it is 5:30pm and five outlets are selling alcohol in this airport terminal. four of them are cafes that wouldn't sell it on the high street. because licensing laws don't apply once you are through security, any shop can sell alcohol. they surely can't be selling beer in the pasty shop. and they are. like everyone else, to get to my departure gate i have no choice but to go through the duty—free shop. every type of alcohol you could want. the store is owned by world duty free, which sells around £365 million worth of wines and spirits at uk airports every year. why buy one when you can buy two? and before i'm even halfway through the store, i'm being offered spirits for free. coconut rum. it's a bit early, but... there's a variety of alcohol promotions. miniatures, many with a double shot of spirits, are on a multi—buy offer near the tills. four for three offers on

you know, ithink something just to celebrate being manchester.ou feel listened to. for sure, yeah. everyone has an opinion on this, so they will have to be sensitive on it. i don't think it can just be one thing. i think maybe a remembrance concert or something like that where the medical profession, the police, the medical profession, the police, the fire brigade, the survivors, the families of the bereaved can come and we can all kind ofjoin hands and we can all kind ofjoin hands and kind of remember. getting it right will be tough. capturing the feelings of grief and remembrance, but also pride and defiance. and while it will be difficult, and you just have to listen to martin to realise how important it is. there are days i have not wanted to get out of bed and days where i have had a cry and a wobble, i think it is coming back to friends and families and strangers and thinking, you know what? i am and strangers and thinking, you know what? iam not letting and strangers and thinking, you know what? i am not letting myself down, iam what? i am

this train will be calling at manchester victoria, huddersfield... liverpool. on time, but for some it's just too slow. yeah, it's terrible, it's absolutely terrible. rona has spent six hours today commuting between yorkshire and merseyside and it's only 70 miles each way. it's a really long day. so for me, i left home at 6:30am this morning and i'll get home at 7:30pm tonight, so that's a very long day. so for my productivity, it impacts me tomorrow because i'm just shattered. while she is recovering, tomorrow the north of england's politicians and business leaders will be holding a summit to discuss building a high—speed link across the region. it could cut the journey from manchester to leeds from 48 minutes to 26, and the 90 minute journey from liverpool to leeds to just one hour. just the section between manchester and leeds across the pennines can cost up to £7 billion, so do rail users think it's worth it? no, no. that's a lot of money. it's not worth that money. what do you think the money should be spent on instead, what would you do with it

new research, led by the university of manchester, shows that people in the north of england are moren people living in the south. 0ur health editor hugh pym is in salford. hugh, they're calling it a tale of two englands? that is correct. they're saying differences in life expectancy have been well documented but what has not been uncovered before is differences in the number of deaths amongst a broad swathe of the population. 0ne amongst a broad swathe of the population. one of their main findings is that there were 1.2 million more deaths in the north of england than the south since 1965. amongst the under 75. but if you go to younger age groups there are even starker differences. first of all they look at the 35 —— 44 age group and 49% more deaths in the north of england than in the south in 2015. as for the 25 — 34 age group, 29% more deaths in the north in 2015 and in both cases the gap has widened considerably. the authors say they think they're a deep—set economic factors at work, and lack of investment going back many decades, a lack of opportunity, a cycle of despair in some

and it takes an hourand a from york to manchester and it takes an hour and a half and yet you can getabout £8 relying on trains. disproportionate spending. having grown up in the north of england and now living in london the quality of transport here is so much better and more affordable and when you a small two carriage train rattling across between major cities in the north and there is one every hour whenever igoon and there is one every hour whenever i go on the reporting trip that there you realise how unfair it is. you are a north yorkshire lad. fitbit, you are from preston.|j disagree. we spoke about this earlier, smack larisa, you are from preston. you are always on time and you can get a seat, whereas commuting to work in london is terrible. is that not the point, there is a great publishing on the move, whether on the roads in the south, although roads seem crowded everywhere to me these days yet the trains are crowded and that is we've got to spend your money. i'm in favour of crossrail in london because you have to support growth in london. let's talk about it. the day aft

unfinished business: zlatan ibrahimovic agrees to rejoin manchester united. bowing out with a victory: four—time olympic champion mo farah wins his final race on the track. welcome to programme. the elite of european football now know who they'll face in the group stage of the champions league. they don't come much bigger than holders real madrid, who are part of what looks the toughest group. joining the spaniards in group h are german powerhouse borussia dortmund, and tottenham, runners—up in the premier league in may. monaco went all the way to the semi—finals last season, as well as winning the french title, and they'rejoining in group cheaper champions league debutants, rb leipzig. manchester city and napoli look the favourites to qualify from group f, although city's director of football doesn't think it's quite that straight forward. they are always able to be a good team. they know their south american market and are always able and capable to do a greatjob. for me, napoli is playing the best football in italy. they have a wonderful coach, a wonderful

bbc news, manchester. that is manchester this weekend. a large knife outside buckingham palace is arrested under the terrorism act. two police officers were injured as they tackled the suspect after spotting the weapon in his car. good morning, it's saturday 26th august. also ahead, hurricane harvey hits texas, the biggest storm the us has faced in more than a decade. thousands of residents have been fleeing from their homes. winds of up to 130 miles an hour have begun to move onshore. catastrophic flooding is being predicted.

something just to celebrate being manchester.e has an opinion on this so they will have to be sensitive. i don't think it can bejust one thing. so i think maybe a remembrance concert, something like that, where the medical profession, the police, fire brigade, the survivors, the families of the dead, can and alljoin hands and remember. getting it right will be tough. capturing the feelings of grief and remembrance, but also pride and defiance but, while it will be difficult, you just have to listen to martin to realise how important it is. there are days i've not wanted to get out of bed and days when i've had a wobble, it's kind of coming back to friends and families and strangers and thinking, do you know what, i'm not letting myself down, i'm letting people down, so honestly, the love and attention we've had has been amazing. the clipper round the world yacht race has set off from albert dock in liverpool. 12 teams will spend a year sailing the globe in a 40,000 nautical mile race, featuring 700 participants over eight stages.

manchester united fans might let this is an easy draw but in 2011, manchester united were in the samea and basel, and they didn't qualify. for celtic, it is the group of death? from a celtic point of view, why not play the big they're not going to win it. why not play against huge teams, they've got bayern munich paris saint germain who we now have invested in neymar, and they could be censored again by the time the start in three weeks. and unless the make up the group but celtic have avoided all the english teams, bayern munich paris saint germain and and less. group d comey juventus in barcelona, should be a couple of big games. but look at the other teams left, how do they fare? liverpool fans were looking at flight centre, they are going to russia, spartak moscow, to spain against the deal and slovenia. again, this is not too bad, if you offer that a0 any liverpool fan and they will say yes i take that. they will fancy their chances of progressing. jurgen klopp also avoiding a german team. and for spurs, they didn't make it to the group stages last time, what about this time? las

the we love manchester fund has raised £80 million and counting.re as busy as ever. at midday today this familiar sound rung out across westminster for the last time before work begins. big ben chimes. big ben isn't due to chime again — except for special occasions — until 2021. it's part of a major refurbishment at the houses of parliament, which will see the elizabeth tower, the clock and the bell frame repaired and cleaned. there was cheers and applause from onlookers as the final belt holes. a sad day for big ben and a sad day for the weather as well. there are only a few days left, maybe a week 01’ only a few days left, maybe a week orso, only a few days left, maybe a week or so, little bit longer than that. august has to be the wettest august for ages. you could say the weather is being overshadowed by the eclipse. you could. we have some tropical air which has arrived from the south—west of the uk. it is feeling warm, especially with the sunshine coming through. also sunshine across the north—east of the uk. this was north yorkshire earlier

graham satchell, bbc news, manchester.he broadcaster poached the show in a multi—million pound three—year deal. but as our media editor amol rajan reports, the television landscape is changing dramatically. and the bake off brouhaha may well just be the start of things to come this is channel 4's shiny new toy. nobody wants to be the first person to leave. great british bake off, poached from the bbc and due to air next week. the winner of the 2015 great british bake off is... this is what they want to recreate. ..nadiya. cheering and applause watched by 13 million people on bbc one. channel 4 paid a reported £75 million for three years. according to the man who ran both channel 4 and the bbc, bake off is outside channel 4's remit. personally, i think channel 4 were out of their minds. buying a show like that, using a chequebook to buy a ready—made bbc show, the most popular show on british television, it's not what channel 4 is there to do at all. it's there to be a nursery for talent and ideas. so i was quite shocked. th

evans was in manchester today. ireland squad as they flew out for that international against san marino. albion say they don‘t wa nt san marino. albion say they don‘t want it sell him but it even if they do they would have to get a replacement in first and that will be difficult. man galea from manchester city has been suggested but he appears to be going to crystal palace instead. the odds will appear stacked that jonny evans will appear stacked that jonny evans will be staying here as a west brom player. so that‘s the situation regarding jonny evans. another player arriving at spurs, the paris st—germain defender serge aurier . i like serge. a phenomenal athlete. he has been stiffled a bit athlete. he has been stiffled a bit at paris in the last 12 months. he made one or two silly decisions off the field which halted his progress on but the pitch he is a serious player. tottenham bought him for £23 million. he is as quick as kyle walker, for half the money. if he manages to adapt — i think he will inanei manages

he also strongly criticised the behaviour of greater manchester police and manchester airport securityin this case had potentially put the public at risk. i think the judge has made some very fair comments and very balanced comments, of course. i think there's lessons to learn for both the airport security and ourselves. there was a set of operating procedures in place. when you find something suspicious, a set of activation procedures to follow. they were not followed on this occasion and we need to learn from that, which is what we've done. manchester airport are understood to be unhappy with the judge's comments and are adamant that they followed the correct procedures at all times. magister airport have just put out a statement to the last few minutes and says the security is our main priority and we work closely with government, the police and other agencies to provide passengers with agencies to provide passengers with a safe and secure environment. in this instance, our security team successfully detected a device hidden inside the lining of a suitcase. it was deemed to be a sus

greater manchester police is facing fresh investigations by the police watchdog in connection with 3e has learned that the independent police complaints commission is examining new evidence in the cases, which date from 2008 to 2013. many of the officers involved are still serving in the force. greater manchester police says its armed units do a very difficult job under the highest levels of scrutiny. simon cox reports. anthony grainger was shot dead in the village of culcheth in cheshire march 2012. police believed he was planning an armed robbery. there were known violent criminals with him but they were unarmed. what do you mean, he is shot? we're not in america. and then they said the police did it. and i just collapsed. but i didn't believe it. even up until i saw his body. there was a public enquiry into his death. it was argued that there were mistakes in the police intelligence. some of the armed officers had failed training courses & the most senior officer had changed his notes on the operation. you've got separate failures which brings up the big picture of an organisation

something just to celebrate being manchester.n to? for sure, you. everyone has an opinion on this so they will have to be sensitive. i don't think it can be sensitive. i don't think it can be just be sensitive. i don't think it can bejust one thing. be sensitive. i don't think it can be just one thing. so i be sensitive. i don't think it can bejust one thing. so i think be sensitive. i don't think it can be just one thing. so i think maybe a remembrance concert, something like that, where the medical profession, the police, fire brigade, the survivors, the families of the breed, can and alljoin hands and remember. getting it right will be tough. capturing the feelings of grief and remembrance, but also pride and defiance but, while it will be difficult, you just have to listen to martin to realise how important it is. there are days not wa nted important it is. there are days not wanted to get out of bed and days when i've had a wobble, it's kind of coming back to friends and families and strangers and thinking, do you know what,

graham satchell, bbc news, manchester.d heavily throughout the pool stage of the tournament, but he says he‘s named his strongest team for this evening‘s game. our sports correspondent katherine downes reports from belfast. belfast, a city proud of its past but one which chooses not to dwell there. swap nation for team and england‘s women have chosen to follow the same philosophy. they‘re defending world champions, grand slam winners but no one knows england‘s weaknesses better than today‘s opponents. france have won two of the last four six nations titles and finished third at the last world cup, they are england‘s toughest test yet. we know that every time we play france it will be one hell of a game, they are tough opposition, they have a lot of strength around the whole of the game, they are an all—round team, we know that, if we are to get the result we want, we will have to put in a performance that is an improvement from the games so far we have played in. england, the tournament‘s only fully professional side enjoy

they spotted the hotspot that manchester clearly years now.s the bbc and a lot of other organisationsjoining there is the bbc and a lot of other organisations joining and it there is the bbc and a lot of other organisationsjoining and it is clearly very popular and more affordable. a lot of people now are not coming to london anymore, graduates coming to london because rents are pretty unaffordable but actually you can go somewhere like manchester where you can enjoy all of the features of a big city, concerts and culture and everything else, but it is a bit cheaper. a bit cheaper, but there is the stamp duty cost of putting investors. the conservatives have said if they do not disagree about it it will cost votes. apparently london has always had roughly three times the number of buy to let mortgages as other cities like manchester but actually the rate of new buy to let mortgages in london as half since 2016 and it is very much about the new tax that is very much about the new tax that is placed on purchasing new properties so, yes, there ar

of manchester arena.changes in assessment show a small fall in achievement. our education correspondent gillian hargreaves told us more. initial figures initialfigures from the initial figures from the university system initial figures from the university syste m u cas initial figures from the university system ucas show the number of people accepted on university courses is 2% down on the same time last. there has been a surge in the number of illegal migrants crossing the sea from morocco to spain. nearly 600 were rescued on wednesday during what coastguards described as their busiest day yet. spain has dealt with 9000 arrivals by sea since january, three times as many as in the same period last year. president trump says he is shutting down two business councils after a raft of resignations by the leaders of some of the united states' biggest companies. around a dozen company heads left their roles following mr trump's decision to blame left—wing protesters as much as right—wing supremacists for the vi

stuart pollitt, bbc north west tonight, manchester crown court. west london, of its responsibility for the estate. the prime minister admitted there were flaws in the response to the fire there, that killed more than 80 people. she attended a private meeting with residents last night, to hear their concerns about how the aftermath of disaster is being handled. the tenant management 0rganisation will no longer have responsibility for the lancaster west housing estate. people were pleased to hear that. what we were also able to do was to hear from specific issues that individuals had at that meeting. i have since spoken to the leader of the council to raise the issues with her that were raised with me at that meeting. because what i want to ensure is that grenfell united residents and others locally are given the support that they need following this terrible tragedy, which has so affected their lives. the home office has mistakenly sent about 100 letters to eu citizens living in the uk telling them they're liable for detention, and that a decision

scott: abedi grew up in a suburb of manchester, a working class city where neighborhoods can be segregated and young unemployed men congregate, not unlike an area of birmingham where we visited last year. jahan mahmood: i mean, in this area alone, this area at one point had the largest number of terror convictions in the country. scott: your whole goal is to stop them from getting to the point that they actually go overseas? jahan mahmood: absolutely. peter morici: president trump promised a very hard line with china. there's a big trade surplus with the united states. $300 billion a year. at least 200 million american jobs. since then, he has backed down. he swapped trade for north korea when he didn't need to. sharyl: why do you say he didn't need to? peter: china is going to do what it needs to do with regard to north korea out of its own national security interests. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ sharyl: welcome to "full measure." i'm sharyl attkisson. today, an exclusive first

manchester united have never won the europa league untiljose mourinho guided them to glory.chieve a personal goal. he is hoping to abide coming the first manager to lose it three times. but he knows the opposition are special. in the semifinals she have some of the best teams in europe. there is a difference of quality. but it is possible. spanish teams have dominated the super cup and have won seven of the last eight. united players are desperate to change that and for them this is anything but a pre—season friendly. you cannot estimate what we have gone through to play in this game. it isa gone through to play in this game. it is a big achievement to be part of that and we're taking very seriously. it is a massive trophy to win and it will be terrific for us. after three seasons in chargejose mourinho is how the politics works and put the spotlight on gareth bale by talking about him in spanish. translation: if it is true that gareth is that the exit door i will wait for him on the other side and put upa wait for him on the other side and put up a fight with some other coa

for everton to take all three points from manchester city?ening. police in spain say they have shot dead the moroccan man who is believed to have driven the van into the crowds in barcelona on thursday, leaving 13 people dead. the 22—year—old was found near a village about 25 miles from the city. younes abouyaaquob was killed after he ran into a vineyard holding what turned out to be a fake suicide belt. the authorities in spain say the 12 original suspects have all been killed or detained, but the operation is still ongoing. our correspondent tom burridge is in subirats where the main suspect was found today. this is rural catalonian wine country, 50 kilometres away from barcelona. after running down 13 men, women and children on las ramblas and killing another man during his getaway, younes abouyaaqoub, the driver of the van, somehow made it here. but his flight from the security services came to a violent end. the hunt for a young man who murdered so many ended here. the normally tranquil part of catalonian countryside, this afternoon swar

and real madrid retain the european super cup with a 2—1 win over manchester united.ello there and welcome to the programme. lots to get through. and it's the world athletics championships in london where we start. a real story has been brewing in regards to botswana's issac makwala who was forced to withdraw from the 400 metre final after he was diagnosed with a norovirus bug. we will have more on that shortly. olympic champion wayde van niekerk retained his world title in the olympic stadium, and ben croucher rounds up day five. with the absence making headlines outside the stadium, the south african world recordholder was not at his best in the final. but still more than good enough to breeze through the race. it looked like there was only one winner. the 0lympic there was only one winner. the olympic champion showed his class to become world champion one more time. michaeljohnson was the last. now wayde van niekerk has the chance to do the same. with david rudisha injured, nigel amos was the favourite for the 800 metres. but there was a surprise in store. the fren

the brother of the manchester bomber, is to go on trial in libya in connection with the attack in may which killed 22 people. 20 years to the day since the death of princess diana, we hear from those with special memories of the time they met her. and i'm sally bundock. a taxing task for trump, as he pushes plans to ease the burden on business and the middle classes. but can he sell it to a sceptical congress? plus, crude warning — the boss of shell says the price of oil could soon be heading higher as lack of investment squeezes supplies. hello, and welcome to bbc news. five days of tropical storm harvey, and the governor of texas says the worst is not over for some parts of the state, as torrential rain continues to fall. both the death toll and the water levels are still on the rise. at least 25 people are known to have died. the flooding has forced a number of oil and gas refineries to shut down, affecting almost a quarter of america's fuel output. the storm has now moved on to neighbouring louisiana. from houston, james cook reports. this is what hurricane harvey did to houston.

john maguire, bbc news, manchester.the driver of the van that killed 13 people in barcelona, has gone europe wide. police say he may have escaped to france. ten us sailors are missing, after the collision of their warship with an oil tanker, in south east asia. tweeting abuse can be as devastating as shouting it. tough new guidelines to tackle aggressors on social media. in the business news; the chinese car company "great wall motor " says it's interested in buying some or all of american carmaker fiat chrysler. the two sides have already reportedly held talks about chrysler'sjeep brand. now great wall wants to hold more talks. we've been spending a lot more on our credit and debit cards this year transactions are up by 12% on last year. but now lenders are facing tough new rules to make sure they are lending responsibly. more than 100 technology leaders are calling on the un to prevent the development of so—called "killer robots". leading names in artificial intelligence, like elon musk, have warned of "a third revolu

when it comes to buying strikers from everton, manchester united have a bit of previous.ould romelu lu ka ku turned out all right, what could romelu lukaku offering his home debut against west ham? for £75 million, he gives you this. just over half an hour to open his account. rooney scored a hat—trick on his debut. the belgian got two thirds of the way there. the spearhead for united's title tilt. west ham's new signing marco arnautovic hit the woodwork. marcus rashford was inches away for united. his replacement, anthony martial, given the freedom of the west ham penalty area. goal number three. paul pogba didn't need to be that close. a strike to send united top of the table. could this be the season they finish there? in the earlier kick—off, newcastle's latest premier league comeback started in defeat, beaten 2—0 by tottenham after captainjonjo shelvey was sent off. joe lynsky watched this one for us. in these football heartlands, hope comes with expectation. after a season away, newcastle now seek premier league progress. but in this division, one wrong move can tur

he said, "we a cce pt greater manchester police. the device on the day. they've already reviewed their processes, however this incident has demonstrated the effectiveness of airport security checks, where the item was successfully detected and the passengers was ultimately intercepted. " passengers was ultimately intercepted." he will be sentenced later this month. thank you. norfolk police are running extra patrols in the village of east harling after an 83—year—old man was murdered at the weekend. he was stabbed in the head and neck, while walking his dogs in woodland. our correspondent adina campbell reports from east harling. the woodlands in east harling, now the centre of a murder investigation. and 83—year—old man, who had been walking his two dogs here, was stabbed to death multiple times on saturday morning. people are shocked and hurting because of the place where people go to enjoy their own leisure time with theirfamilies. the pensioner‘s body was discovered near the five ways junction by a member of the public. the wood

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from the manchester resilience hub, you can the manchester resilience hub, you ca n co nta ct the manchesterprepared to send more troops to fight the taliban. ford has become the latest car manufacturer to offer customers incentives to get rid of their old car or van in exchange for a new, less—polluting vehicle. and carol is here with this morning's weather. she is out and about with some rare breeds of sheep in london's green park. carol would not let you give her your sheep facts. but there is such huge demand. and this is handy, bearing in mind where the sheep are. did you know they have a field of vision of around 300 degrees, which means they can actually see behind them without turning their heads? in actualfact, them without turning their heads? in actual fact, they are looking at you now. thank you for that, moving swiftly on. good morning from green park in london. look at these beautiful girls behind me. a lovely flock of rare breed sheep. the reason we are here this morning —— someone reason we are here this morning —— someone who knows about the reason we're here this is alice.

a man who was stopped at manchester airport with a pipe bomb in his hand luggage is convicted of possessingxplosives with intent to endanger life. south africa's president, jacob zuma, has survived a no confidence vote in parliament. the parents of a boy with a rare genetic disorder have won the latest stage of their attempt to get the nhs to pay for a "life—changing" drug. in the next hour we'll bring you the story of a woman who escaped serious injury after apparently being pushed by a jogger in front of a bus. cctv of the incident shows a man running along putney bridge in west london and appearing to shove the 33—year—old into the road. a man has died during an attempt to swim the english channel as part of a gruelling triathlon. good evening and welcome to bbc news. 0rganisers of the world athletics championships at the london stadium are trying to limit the spread of the norovirus which has already affected dozens of competitors and staff. one of the highest profile casualties is botswana's isaac makwala, a favourite in the 200 and 400 metre races. athletes from germany, canada and ir

manchester united's season starts on sunday but first some silverware to battle for.e best bar none. this was not a regular real madrid scorer, but when united hands all went up in the air, according to the officials, not. the players a drinks break but it didn't stop the spanish side sizzling. 2—0. even a combined £160 million —— £160 million of mantras united players are did not give them enough. a lifeline from lu ka ku are did not give them enough. a lifeline from lukaku and marcus rashford almost managed to drag united level, but drag the shot instead. the super cup raised by real madrid, beating united hands down. it's set to be the biggest women's rugby world cup and it starts tomorrow with defending champions england naming their squad ahead of their opening match against spain. captain sarah hunter is in the mix along with forwards abbie scott and heather kerr. while making her fourth world cup appearance — full back danielle waterman has been called up too. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers hello and welcome to our look ahead to wh

when it comes to buying strikers from everton, manchester united have a bit of previous. all right — what could romelu lukaku offer in his home debut against west ham? for £75 million, he gives you this. just over half an hour to open his account. rooney scored a hat—trick on his debut. the belgian got two thirds of the way there. the spearhead for united's title tilt. west ham's new signing marco arnautovic hit the woodwork. marcus rashford was inches away for united. his replacement, anthony martial, given the freedom of the west ham penalty area. goal number three. paul pogba didn't need to be that close. a strike to send united top of the table. could this be the season they finish there? it was a good performance with confidence level is very high, with the team coming into the second half winning and playing to score more goals and playing to win in a more comparable way. —— comfortable. i think it was a very positive performance with a good reflection of the confidence level we have. performance with a good reflection of the confidence level we havem was a great fi

there's good news for manchester united fans this evening.'s "back to finish what he started." the swede has signed a new one year deal to stay at old trafford having scored 28 times in 46 appearances in his first season with the club. he's unlikely to return until december, following the serious knee injury that saw him miss the club's europa league triumph back in may. despite his absence, the new deal has been welcomed by his united team—mates. everyone knows zlatan, knows what he can give us. as personality of the pitch and his goals, and he can be a big boost for us after this first pa rt big boost for us after this first part of the season. hopefully, he canjoin soon, part of the season. hopefully, he can join soon, he part of the season. hopefully, he canjoin soon, he can recover quickly, and give us a lots of‘s in the second part of the league. and you can see more of that interview with juan mata on football focus this saturday at midday on bbc one. in his final ever track event, mo farah snatched victory in zurich by just four hundr

yes, here at manchester city they we re very yes, here at manchester city they were very keen to signdays. at the moment, it seems as if the player is staying at arsenal. we have not perhaps seen the megamoney moves we expected today but there is still half an hour until the transfer window closes, so is still time for last—minute drama. today was the 20th anniversary of the death of diana, princess of wales, the event that prompted a remarkable