move to manchester city injanuary, but completing a deadline day move to manchester city in january,r city in january, but the dealfell through at manchester city in january, but the deal fell through at the last minute. my my destiny. it happened like this. ifi my destiny. it happened like this. if i moved tomorrow, maybe i wouldn't be happy. now, i am very happy to have moved to manchester city, and it is the most important. i don't want to talk about the past too much. now i'm here, and that is the most important. staying with football, david beckham has been presenting plans for a new 28,000—seater football stadium at a council meeting in miami city. the former england captain, who spent five years with la galaxy, is hoping the plans will be given the go—ahead, with the club set to launch in 2020. but there is plenty of opposition, because the stadium is due to be built on the site of a public golf course. a final decision is expected in november. the reason why we are bringing football, soccer, to this great city is because we believe in you guys. we believe in these young kids

another injured for manchester united.motherwell came from behind against clyde to guarantee their place in the last 16 of the scottish league cup. connor sammon securing a 3—1win with his stoppage time header. kilmarnock and st mirren also went through to the next round. you can find all today's other results on the bbc sport website. britain's olympic bronze medallist vicky holland, has won the edmonton leg, of the world triathlon series it was an imperious performance from holland — who led out of the water, and the bike, before breaking clear of a number of athletes on the run — including australian ashleigh gentle and adding to her win in the city in 2015. a trio of british athletes, followed her in third, fourth and fifth so well done too to georgia taylor—brown, jess learmonth and jodie stimpson. jonnie brownlee finished 5th in the men's race. i wasn't sure how that was going to play out. we had a big group of us running together, and i know i've been running well, but i know ashleigh‘s such a class competitor, and

manchester city have one more game to play against by munich in miami.e small matter of manchester united at the 107,000 bakehouse in michigan. elsewhere, penalties were needed to separate both arsenal and atletico madrid and manchester united and ac milan. arsenal lost their shoot out 3—1 while united won theirs 9—8 after a marathon 26 penalty kicks. there was some good news today for football fans far and wide as they got a glimpse of a healthy and refreshed—looking sir alex ferguson. manchester united posted a message from their former manager on social media as he thanked those who cared for him after the emergency surgery he had on a brain haemorrage in may. just a quick message first of all to thank the medical staff at macclesfield, salford royal and alexander hospitals. without those people gave me such great care i wouldn't be sitting here today. thank you from me and my family. thank you very much. it has made me feel so humble as all the messages i have had from all over the world wishing me the best and the good wishes do resonate very strong

elsehwere in the international champions cup, manchester city came from two goals down to beat bayernunich 3—2 in miami — although there are concerns about an ankle injury suffered by new signing riyad mahrez. despite this, pep guardiola was impressed by his young side. for these guys, a huge experienced to realise, 0k, we can do it, were able to play in our way against good teams. the result, of course, now we have five or six days for the first title, and i don't know which players will be able to play, but we come back to manchester in the best way. british heavyweight dillian whyte says he's ready to take on anthonyjoshua again, after beating former world champion joseph parker at london's o2 arena. parker fell to the canvas in the second and ninth rounds, but ended the fight strongly. whyte though took the fight on a points decision. it's his eighth win in a row since losing to anthonyjoshua in 2015.

the liverpool match against manchester city at present is goalless.in philadelphia and in california, just over two hours manchester united take on milan in california. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the world sportsday team, goodbye. good morning. if you think it's been hot enough already this summer, well, just wait for the next couple of days because it looks like it's going to turn even hotter. some spots could get to 36 degrees and that brings with it the chance of some thunderstorms and welcome rain and you can see from the satellite picture, a couple of different areas of low pressure spilling out into the atlantic as they approach our shores. we will eventually see some wet weather but ahead of that, drawing this very hot air up from the south. we start thursday morning in double digits just about wherever you are, parts of the south—east starting the day up around 20 degrees and as we go through the day, a lot of dry weather and some spells of sunshine. more on the way

and for the second year in a row, manchester has been ranked poor.breakfast earlier this year we had a huge response on social media with many highlighting long waits to disembark and a lack of understanding from special assistant staff on how best to look after those with physical and hidden disabilities. we have manchester airport is poor this year, principally because waiting times have been too long. we have undertakings under place with manchester and they haven‘t performance plan to improve. what has been great about this report is that it has acted as a catalyst for improvement. so he‘s removed from poor last year to good this year with a on management time. and another removed up to very good this year. the department of transport say they welcome the progress made by airports but will continue to work with the aviation industry to make flying easier for disabled passengers. this is the briefing from bbc news. the latest headlines: on his first presidential visit to britain, donald trump has warned prime minister may that her brexit plans mak

this was manchester earlier on, with thick cloud overhead.f cloud has been coming up from the continent bringing a little bit of rain to the far south—east. and then in between, yes, there has been some sunshine but a few heavy showers as well and the odd thunderstorm. that will continue for a time over the next few hours. and then as we go through the night, most of the showers in the south will fade, just one or two continuing into the early hours. a little bit misty for parts of scotla nd hours. a little bit misty for parts of scotland and northern ireland. notan of scotland and northern ireland. not an especially cold night by any means. moving into tomorrow, the cloud will tend to break up and we will see some spells of sunshine. still the small chance of a shower in the south and a bit of patchy rain across the far north—west. this is saturday afternoon. generally light winds. the odd shower across the south—west of england. may be into south wales as well. if a shower does occur it could be on the heavy side but most places will avoid

in the control tower at manchester airport, iimagine control tower at manchester airport, i imagine they hard. the busiest hour of the busiest day. 0ver me working pretty hard. the busiest hour of the busiest day. over the next 60 minutes they will handle quite a view plain speakers today is the biggest day of the year for that summer getaway. the biggest planes out here heading to europe, spain, italy, ryanair, out here heading to europe, spain, italy, rya nair, easyjet. out here heading to europe, spain, italy, ryanair, easyjet. it is the job of the tally here to make sure they take off and land safely. living tradition to ian from air—traffic control. how is it, what do you do hear? here, we are as possible for the safe movement of aircraft to and from manchester airport. we are expecting around 700 aircraft today. in the uk, about 8800, put 5 million flights per year. a really big job and making sure they will take off and land on time. so meeting to our contending with, that many passengers may not appreciate. it is one big team at that. it is notjust the air traffic control, it is

manchester so students we've got many different universities here in manchester metropolitan university university or so forth north west through college of music manchester articulate to me and so on we're told one student population is about one hundred thirty thousand students which is pretty much one third of the city our campus year it is almost as big as manchester city center. the division of communications and marketing communicates everything that's good about the university both internally and text and it's developing and it's also professionalizing the higher education sector is probably like behind the commercial sector for some time but it's catching up very fast our university has its very own starbucks if you're into starbucks if you're into like taking selfies with your starbucks cup and everything this is pretty much the clothes to go if you go to subway you're going to get a free cookie if you go to mcdonald's you're going to get a free mc for ian so. saw the series pretty much made for students so make great use of the student fees have increased from three thousand p

firefighters warn it could take weeks to tackle fires on moorland across lancashire and greater manchestereresa may draws up an alternative solution for the uk's post—brexit customs arrangements with the eu as she attempts to resolve cabinet splits on brexit. and also this hour, all eyes are on gareth southgate as england gear up for their match with colombia. expectations are rising as the team arrive in moscow, and fans wait to see which players will make the cut. and in tennis, serena williams beats arantxa rus to reach the second round, while roger federer begins the defence of his title with a win over serbia's dusan lajovic. good evening. 12 children and their football coach who've been missing for 10 days have been found alive in flooded caves. two british divers who flew to thailand last week to help in the international rescue operation were the first to reach them. they found them on a ledge 6 miles into the network of caves. it's thought the children became trapped during a day trip but the divers have had to leave them behind. they've gone back to get them food and to try to wo

ranked wins and sta nsted, airports, manchester ranked wins and stansted, gatwick airports, manchesterd wins and stansted, gatwick and birmingham have more work required so that disabled passengers and those needing the service gets a great service. so more workers on the ground helping those who need help? it can be resources, and the focus, have we got the right staff training? where service is really good, staff are really passionate and there is a real focus from management on delivering a great service. what is great about what we have today is you can improve, heathrow has moved from poor last year to be in good this year. that has been a real focus, resources, training. edinburgh was poor two years ago and is good, it is a catalyst for change and improvement. this story here is on radio four, one point of view, a trade expert saying that president trump‘s comments about prime minister theresa may‘s brexit plan are typical of this great negotiator. he is part of the coalition for prosperous america and the white house says he is trying to put a foot forward that makes the us posi

it's emerged the royal navy rescued the manchester arena suicide bomber from libya's civil war, three years before he carried out the attack. also this hour — president trump says collusion is not a crime — with timing that coincides with the opening of the first case brought by prosecutors investigating alleged links to russia. mr trump's former campaign manager paul manafort, faces tax and bank fraud charges although the case doesn't allege collusion. facebook says it's removed accounts thought to have been set up to influence this years mid—term us elections. pressure grows on labour to take action against an ally of its leader after he was recorded criticising members of thejewish community. the scandal of five—year—olds unable to speak in full sentences, the education secretary pledges to tackle what he says is a gab that "just widens". good evening and welcome. a teenager has been sentenced to 17 years in prison for an acid killing. 19 year—old xeneral webster was fighting with another man in high wycombe when the acid he was carrying was knocked from his hand and hitjoanne rand

kyle walker manchester city and jesse lingard of manchester united.s morning and started to feel extremely nervous. in my mind, all of a sudden, luka modric, very good player that he is, became the best player in the world and so on. chatting to some of those bands, the anxieties about, but overall i think there is a confidence that against croatia gareth southgate and his tea m croatia gareth southgate and his team can do it. from here, over two noel in southgate. among supporters here, some old enough to remember england winning the world cup back in 1966, there is a sense of hope. they are hoping that england can repeat the success that england can repeat the success that they did nearly 50 years ago. we are here in southgate, it is one of the oldest members clubs in england and it is named after the england and it is named after the england manager himself, gareth southgate. indeed, this is a man whose profile has risen in the last few years, or months, rather, he has gone from a former footballer turned manager to a fashion icon, hence me wearing

judith moritz in manchester, thank you.eracy skills, according to new research. the education secretary damian hinds says it's a "persistent scandal" and that children left behind early on rarely catch up as adults. he's called on parents to read and learn new words with their children. here's our education editor bra nwen jeffreys. in one of london's poorest boroughs, a council—backed summer learning scheme. language skills are an issue here, so the school is building a love of words. some of my favourite words are "like" and "that" and "and". lovable, valuable and empathy. when you read or write you get good gcses and then you get a good job. the school runs classes for parents. they welcome extra help. if children learn what language is, and the sort of foundation blocks of it before they go to school, it gives them a head start. reading to your child is one of the most important things that you can do with them. some parents will really welcome extra tips and advice. language skills are a basic building block of learnin

media reports reveal the manchester arena. bomber was rescued from war stricken libya by the british navy in two thousand and fourteen three years before he carried out the atrocity. and europe's migrant crisis spain takes new emergency measures to control the flow of refugees well a charity in italy claims migrant children are being sexually abused. the man offered to help and said he would shelter me in exchange for sexual services been alone with my father's friend who before continuing the journey subjected me to reach you and abuse me. also this hour a special report from japan and the korean community there the rise of the far right has driven people to disguise their culture and sympathy for the reclusive north. a very warm welcome to the program from all of us here at r t h q in moscow thanks for joining us. batches of weapons discovered in the former terrorist stronghold of eastern aleppo in syria have been traced back to western manufacturers we're now and war correspondent robert fisk identifying their origins throu

in manchester and birmingham it was 15%.al of money to improve the network. it is why we are doing things like rebuilding liverpool lime street station at the moment, we have built the first link between manchester piccadilly manchester victoria, it is why we are spending money new trains across the north of england, making sure the north of england, making sure the rail system is fit for purpose for the 21st century with the capacity needed. it is overcrowded now but we are doing things to solve that. such promises are likely to be cold comfort for many of today's commuters as they look forward to a hot, bothered and heavily overcrowded journey home. theo leggett, bbc news. legislation passed by the scottish parliament is being challenged by the uk government for the first time. a case is being heard at the supreme court about whether holyrood went beyond its jurisdiction by passing alternative brexit legislation to westminster. the supreme court is expected to rule on the case later in the year. the 2020 olympic games begi

the suggestion of them being started deliberately infuriates the mayor of greater manchester.belief, doessn't it, to hear that people may have been coming on to this land over the weekend, adding to the burden of the emergency services and basically taking risks with people's land, property — it is just an unbelievable state of affairs. helicopters were once again deployed today. under a fierce sun and blue skies, the deluge needed to put these fires out is nowhere in sight. up up on the moors they're dig trenches to stop the fire spreading. there is many days of work here yet on these moors. thank you. the winner of the presidential election in mexico has promised to tackle the corruption and violence that have plaged the country. andres manuel lopez obrador, an anti—establishment left winger, says he'll deliver ‘profound change' after his landslide victory. us president donald trump has congratulated mr obrador and said he's looking forward to working with him. relations between the two countries have been soured by mr trump's promise to build a wall along the border and mak

and in our gallery on the second floor at manchester museum.frogs, all frogs, they're one of the few species in the world that never drink. they drink everything through their skin. so this chytrid fungus blocks pores in the skin of the frogs, and it dehydrates them really quickly. and it is linked to global warming. you must be thrilled. i am, actually. it is really the highlight of my career. and the fact that this frog will carry that name of my granddaughter, forever. fantastic. time for a look at the weather. here's alina. the trend now is warmer and drier weather but not for everyone, we've had rain and thunder through the midlands and east anglia, now cleared away. some spells of sunshine coming through a large swathe of the country but not for eve ryo ne swathe of the country but not for everyone because we have an area of low pressure to the north—west of the uk, some windy conditions here and front pushing its way north and east, generating more clouds and patchy rain, the western isles of scotland, and it's this part of the country w

judith moritz in manchester, thank you.e has claimed victory in the country's general election — and accused the electoral commission there of unacceptable delays in announcing the results of the poll. a senior figure in the movement of democratic change accused the zanu—pf party — which has been in power for nearly 40 years — of interference with the people's will. 0ur africa editor fergal keane reports. this was a day in which conflicting hopes would finally collide. a day that began with the first results being posted outside polling stations. and a day of checking and listening. with this assurance to those who remembered rigged elections of the past. we are absolutely confident there was no cheating, we are absolutely confident there was no rigging and we would like to assure the zimbabwean people that we will not steal their choice of leader. we will not subvert their will. the opposition has alleged vote rigging but still claims victory. supporters acting as if they'd already won. it did feel premature. the results s

media reporting that the manchester arena bomber was rescued from war torn libya by the british navy in two thousand and fourteen that's three years before he carried out a terror attack at an area on the ground a pop concert left twenty two people dead and dozens more injured but the details his political. well according to media reports here in the u.k. three years before that deadly attack in manchester someone that baby had been rescued by the british government from libya it was part of an operation to rescue british citizens he was taken aboard a royal navy ship and taken from where he reportedly then got a flight back to the u.k. and he'd been rescued by the british government even though he had been under the surveillance of the domestic intelligence agency here that's m i five now in terms of a baby's background he was born in the u.k. but libyan parents so he was a british citizen but in two thousand and eleven a baby's parents moved to join the uprising against the government of gadhafi and his father was thought to have been fighting in a terrorist group called the ally f

khaldoon: we started with manchester. then we came up with this idea that football is a growing sport everywhere. how about we create a brand, our scouting system, management systems, and use these synergies to be successful in multiple jurisdictions, never been done before. it was a thesis. we did not know if it would work or not. of the last six to eight years, we built the city football group that owns controlling stakes or management stakes in clubs all around the world. we are seeing benefits of that by having a better proposition for sponsors who want access to not just one market, but a global market and want to have that local presence through the football network we have in these clubs. we are looking at india, china, which is a reflection of everything else i am doing. if you look at our portfolio at mubadala, it follows a similar path. as a global platform, our presence in all these markets come and that is how we have grown. david: let me ask you about the country you are from. i should disclose you and i have

dominic hughes, bbc news, manchester. this is the briefing from bbc news.ally ill were exposed to the same type of nerve agent used in the attempted murder of a former russian spy and his daughter. training for escape in thailand — the boys trapped in a flooded cave get advice from the military on a possible plan to get them out safely. now it's time to look at the stories that are making the headlines in the media across the world. we begin with the independent, which leads with the wiltshire the same nerve agent that poisoned ex—russian spy sergei skripal, according to police. the quartz website says the trump administration is rolling back 0bama's policies on affirmative action in colleges. education and justice departments will no longer advise colleges to consider race as a factor in promoting diversity in their student admissions. music website billboard reports sir paul mccartney has joined the growing chorus of artists, labels and music industry bodies calling upon european regulators to pass sweeping reforms to copyright law to operate effectively

he had a trial at manchester united once before and he was never going to play the manchester united.an amazing story for a team that is terrible, bottom of the a—league. anything can happen. the well‘s fastest man training with them. anything can happen. the well‘s fastest man training with themm gives them a boost, get them in the press. this could be the changing point. talking about this story on bbc online which is the consequences of our heatwave. huge fields and areas get really parched, grass is browning. buildings and mr rear markings are starting to appear, which is quite intriguing. as the sun is drying out these vast areas, these are areas that the sun has not dried out for quite a long time. we have drying technology hovering above. drones are filming everything. the sun is parting this ground and what is left when all of the lush green grass grows away from these areas, they dry out before others because they are ruins of various different structures underneath the ground which now shows up, and archaeologists are seeing this and seeing these for the first time. we have

united and belgium has got to play is in this squat from manchester united obviously for laney we don't know if he's playing and romelu lukaku who scored four goals so far and look awkward is an interesting character because we've seen him score goals but he's also been involved in literally everything that that belgium has done you've got the statistics which was he's he's been involved in twenty goals in dozens last thirteen games seventeen of them he scored himself three of them he set up presumably most of this is supposed to come from house not into britain who get a lot of the attention but he's involved in one way shape or form and usually he's on the end of those names and you take him out of the team that is it looks very definitive out of the cock when people look at this this big player he looks a bit moody at times. and they get the wrong idea about him like he's someone who doesn't really care about football use just there for whatever reason and he looks a bit pain in pain playing this game of playing that game or whatever but the fact of the matter is he's so we specked i

it's emerged that salman abedi, who killed 22 people at the manchester arena, was rescued from libyay a royal navy ship three years earlier. a warning from us intelligence. they have been working on more nuclear missiles. what will the eu what will the uk leaving the eu looks like for our future holidays. has been an abject failure to deal with sexual abuse, say mps. there has been a culture of denial since earlier this year the oxfam workers paid for sex where the charity was helping victims of the 2010 earthquake in haiti. oxfam has metadata as further to go. it was in the aftermath of the 20,010 haiti earthquake they use local prostitutes it was in the aftermath of the 2010 haiti earthquake that some prostitutes thquake that some of oxfam's aid workers severely compromised its much cherished values. they used young prostitutes when they were supposed to be helping the local population bounced back from a disaster. the charity did an internal investigation. they dismissed some members of staff and let others quietly resign — without properly flagging what had happened to the author

and this is in manchester.erings or paths millions of people are watching. the last quarterfinal against sweden was watched by over 23 million people in the uk. that's find out what the situation is in croatia. bethany is in zagreb. but i'm guessing people are reasonably chipper. the tension here is very, very strong as well. people really waiting for that second goal where the equalised, and that was the moment where the mood really changed here, there were fireworks, people jumping around as now people feel that perhaps victory is possibly within their grasp. you keep hearing these ways of tears as people here waiting to see if croatia can score again, but a real sense of tension here. football means of so much to this country and just 4 million people here and yet they play a game that is far above their weight. one fan told me earlier this shows that despite the fa ct earlier this shows that despite the fact that we are not very wealthy we can still hold our own when it comes to international competitions,

firefighters warn it could take weeks to tackle fires on moorland across lancashire and greater manchester. theresa may draws up an alternative solution for the uk's post—brexit customs arrangements with the eu, as she attempts to resolve cabinet splits on brexit. and also this hour, all eyes are on gareth southgate as england gear up for their match with colombia. expectations are rising as the team arrive in moscow, and fans wait to see which players will make the cut. and in tennis, serena williams beats arantxa to reach the second round, while roger federer begins the defence of his title with a win over serbia's dusan lajovic. good evening. in the last hour, we've had the latest images of 12 thai school children who have been found trapped in a cave. a british resucer who has been helping to co—ordinate the operation has been speaking to the children. how many have you? 13? brilliant. they've been missing in caves in thailand for nine days. but this afternoon boys and their football coach were found alive after a mammoth search operation prompting scenes ofjubilation. divers have been

let's bring back julia manchester, host of faq nyc podcast.more do you know about kristen davis? >> she has a very colorful history in new york. she ran for city comp controller. she tried to run for governor. one of her major policy platforms was legalizing marijuana, which just tells you how far that issue has come, if you are following new york politics. she claimed to have provided prostitutes to eliot spitzer, the governor who resigned amid a prostitution scandal. there is zero evidence to support that claim, but she later pled guilty to exchanging prostitutes and receiving payment in terms of prescription pills. she pled guilty to that in federal court. now, her connection to roger stone is very interesting. roger stone advised her as a candidate. he didn't take money from her, but who very famously tangled with eliot spitzer, seemed to prop up his candidate that caused plenty of headaches and embarrassment for eliot spitzer. she obviously knows roger stone. they go back for a number of years. roger stone has had his own colorful history

believe to visit their parents who had moved from manchester to their home country.tizens. while they were in the country, the security situation was deteriorating and a civil war encroached in all parts of the country. as a result of islands in tripoli, the british government advised british nationals to get out. some couldn't get out so the british navy sends hms enterprise to pick up as many people as possible. 110 people got on the ship and were taken to malta for their onward journeys. we now understand that salman abedi and his brother were on the passenger list so it is looking clear they were effectively residue from the civil war in tripoli. it is a fascinating detail and merging. what are the implications for this? this has been the question and this happened in august 2014 and in january of that year he had been on mis's january of that year he had been on mis‘s radarfor january of that year he had been on mis‘s radar for the first time. they had been investigating him during the winter. m15 were investigating salman abedi because he had believed to have b

it's emerged that the man who carried out the manchester arena bombing last year — in which 22 peoplecorrespondentjudith moritz has been at manchester arena and has this update. we always knew that in 2014 that hms enterprise had been sent to libya to help evacuate british nationals who we re help evacuate british nationals who were caught up when fighting between rival factions there worsened. what is new to date is information that on—board were salman abedi and his brother, who was 19 at the time and became the man responsible for the attack at manchester arena. the brothers were visiting their parents and salman abedi was on the radar of the security services, but m15 didn't have enough evidence to continue treating him as a subject of interest. a closed their file on him a month before he was evacuated. was it a missed opportunity? some, but not all of the family is briefed and those injured by the bombing here have said it was, but the decision to close that file was considered sound via the intelligence review conducted into the manchester attack. summer's here and the tourist

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trains from blackpool to manchester airport, and manchester piccadilly, all of them have now been restoredlogise for. you acknowledge what went wrong but what lessons are being learned to make sure we don't go near that again? there are various investigations and inquiries looking at what the issues were. the most substantial review, which is independently being put together by the orr, the official watchdog if you will, they will be looking at political decisions and logistical reasons. network rail, the train operating companies, gtr and northerner and manchester, they have apologised because of whatever did go wrong, the response wasn't adequate after the changes to the timetable and so packages are being offered to people who use northern and gtr trains regularly. we heard tim farron earlier saying northern rail should be stripped of their franchise. what do you think? that will be a decision by elected politicians are notjust individual train operating companies, but the system of how the railways are run. as an industry what we are focused on is trying to stabilise the system that ha

manchester united posters in marino is back with us here in our take speaking to is our kate partridge. thank you very much neal thank you very much peter yes i'm here in manchester yes we're here with josie marino ahead of that semifinal between belgium and france josie thank you very much indeed for joining us well the last time you joined us was the last sixteen rad and quite a few things have changed since then have been some surprises some shocks what are your thoughts about how we've got to this stage now to the semi final stage of the last few rounds. first of all i have to i have to get ten seconds. to say that. we what happened in thailand. and. the heroes are there i'm not in the world i'm sorry to say that but the heroes are. the kids. especially the everybody involved in the rescue you know. from the world cup comes second them sort of said that but we're here to speak about the world cup. and i have to say. a funny world cup. lots of surprises and i like good surprises in informal so i'm pleased. with the fact that we are going to have. a final that was not expected expect

khaldoon: over the past seven years, manchester city has been the most successful club. david: do you ever go down and say let me kick a couple balls with you? khaldoon: no, in order not to embarrass myself. >> would you fix your tie, please? david: well, people wouldn't recognize me if my tie was fixed, but ok. just leave it this way. alright. i don't consider myself a journalist. and nobody else would consider myself a journalist. i began to take on the life of being an interviewer even though i have a day job of running a private equity firm. how do you define leadership, what is it that makes somebody tick? let's talk about something you are very passionately interested in, which is football. you led a group that bought a team in the premier league and in england called manchester city, which just won the premier league. khaldoon: it was a great tourney. football is a passion of mine. i enjoy football. so doing that job was an absolute joy. so 10 years ago, we started this journey. manchester city was a modest club back then in terms of their standing within the prem

he is a commuter who travels from patricroft near eccles in greater manchester, to manchester victoriabut which today took triple the time. hejoins me now from salford. thank you for being with us. how hacked off where you? quite hacked off this morning, just one of many days where you have the disruption, so days where you have the disruption, so it is really quite annoying. did you get of this morning thinking, new timetable, they have sorted it out, the problems were in the past, it is going to be great? there was a little bit of hope but you are resigned to the fact that, you know, when you wake up, you are trying to figure out how you get to work in the morning. has this caused problems with your bosses?” the morning. has this caused problems with your bosses? i have got a brilliant ball so he is very good at understanding, we can come in when we want to. however, i have many colleagues in finance and payroll who have to be in at a certain time and they are on warnings because they are constantly late. we have heard stories of people actually losing theirjobs as a result of all th

i share his hope that normal service will be resumed in terms of weather over manchester.upport, all the resources that this effort will require, because it looks like it will have to continue for some time longer. at this time, as he knows, there are a lot of summer festivals on and people use these lanterns where — with candles which then go up — and clearly those are a fire hazard in themselves. will you look to banning those activities? and secondly, the use of drones in the area — will he make absolutely an exquisitely clear that people who are flying drones over that area could well be jeopardising the operation of those fighting the fires? in relation to drones, no clearer message than that issue by lancashire fire crew — don't. if you're looking to go to the fire to take some photographs — don't. just get out of the way. let the fire services do theirjob. dont't get in there. don't get in their way. will the minister provide more financial support to local authorities in the area, to mitigate against the impact of the fire? i understand the exceptional circumstance

spiral of radicalization that would culminate with that horrific attack the area on the ground in manchester arena last may. spain is now set to establish special centers to identify migrants that's part of an emergency plan after a jump in the number of new arrivals this video was posted online showing a boat landing at a beach in the southern city of code does the migrants then run off in different directions after making a life threatening journey across the mediterranean. the number of illegal migrants arriving by boat in spain in the last six months almost equals the entire amount seen in two thousand and seventeen and other countries are also under pressure italy comes in a close second and numbers are not predicted to ease up anytime soon even some of those who successfully make the perilous journey face further dangers in europe a charity in italy say refugee children are being sexually abused when they arrive in the country adding that youngsters are being exploited in return for basic food and shelter needs. seem to germany because it's guarded by police they check not only tickets

well some of the he's the manchester attack that suicide bombing left twenty two people dead including seven children but it's now been revealed in the british media that three years before he perpetrated that deadly attack the british government had rescued him from libya as part of an operation to evacuate british citizens because of the civil war there and a baby and his brother were allegedly rescued on the royal navy ship the h.m.s. enterprise and they were taken from the libyan coast over to multi from where they then got flights home back to the u.k. now just to give you a bit of background on a baby and his links to libya he was born in the u.k. to libyan parents so he was a british national but his parents moved to libya around the time of the uprising against gadhafi in two thousand and eleven so his father had joined the uprising against the gadhafi government and he was thought to have been fighting with a group called the libyan islamic fighting group so their two sons from two thousand and eleven to around about two thousand and fourteen when this sort of evacuation took

i thank you greats of the game manchester united manager and legendary goalkeeper pinkish michael all the analysis all this month will be looking back at our special coverage of the it's one of those well spans eleven cities and. it is a beautiful day here in central moscow with just a stone's throw away from the luzhniki stadium that in just under fifty minutes time will be hosting the biggest sporting spectacle there is in the world of football front gate france of what it was before can they get their hands on the trophy croatia trying to lift it for the first time ever more than eighty thousand fans are going to be packed in to the stadium this is how they've been preparing for all excited that hadn't begun. i i. was. and whoever wins this match you can guarantee that in their country it will be the biggest party on the planet let's bring you live pictures from paris the fans of course so many people gathering to watch this game on big screens a lot of people basically played ok let's this is first now the creation found a lot of people skipping work today we don't have the paris