there are a lot of issues with manchester united. are now, they have not gone away just united. and there are now, they have not gone awayjust because the man at the top has departed. what not gone awayjust because the man at the top has departed.— at the top has departed. what is a realistic aim _ at the top has departed. what is a realistic aim for _ at the top has departed. what is a realistic aim for the _ at the top has departed. what is a realistic aim for the club _ at the top has departed. what is a realistic aim for the club towards i realistic aim for the club towards the end of the season? doing well in europe? maybe a trophy? tupperware is alwa s a europe? maybe a trophy? tupperware is always a prerequisite _ europe? maybe a trophy? tupperware is always a prerequisite for _ europe? maybe a trophy? tupperware is always a prerequisite for any - europe? maybe a trophy? tupperware is always a prerequisite for any of - is always a prerequisite for any of the big clubs and carry we are talking about six clubs in england who are

manchester united are initially drawn against paris saint germain — ronaldo against messi once again idea of a re—draw to avoid that tie. meanwhile, real madrid drew benfica — that happened before the mistake — so real madrid were keen for their tie to stay the same... lots was going on! however, three hours after the initial draw... the second one was made and there are a few tasty ties... the biggest of all sees paris saint germain against real madrid... well here is the full list of last 16 fixtures... well i've been speaking to the bbc�*s senior football reporter ian dennis and despite the relief of not having to face messi and neymar, he said manchester united will still have a tough time against atletico madrid... obviously we know that athletic on my jake libby defensively found and have a suarez returning back to england and we don't have that had they make a stream of lionel messi against renaldo but i think it's a very enticing draw from manchester united. it's a return to madrid and it will be athletic of a christian self extend a very attractive time. a team that cristian

welcome to hardtalk from manchester. i'm stephen sackur.l the football—mad cities in the world, few can compete with this one, home to two of the world's biggest clubs, united and city. for all of football's global appeal it's wrestling with big problems, from financial greed to residual racism. my guest today is former manchester united and france star patrice evra. now he's done something most footballers never do. he's opened up about the emotional scars he's carried through his career. so why has he done it? patrice evra, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. what has happened to you? �*cause as a professional footballer, when you saw journalists you tended to turn the other way, you didn't really want to talk to journalists. but now here you are, you're a massive star on social media, you've just written a searingly honest memoir. what has changed for you? maybe i'm more open, more ready, i think emotionally, more open, getting rid of that toxic masculinity. i met the woman of my life to help me to open myself to the world. because i think b

could manchester city's advantage could be nine after tonight's games?well be playing tonight, but we hear from manchester city's raheem sterling about england. and how gareth southgate has made the international experience one to savour. the last couple of years, you can see the steps that we've been making as a team on the field off the field, but, of course, the most important is on the field. and the darts goes on despite another covid withdrawal and the defending champion claiming the tournament should be delayed. hello again. not only is the festive period a much—loved tradition in the premier league hidden amongst it is the half way point of the season. and manchester city have arrived there on the back of nine straight wins. if things go their way tonight, they could be nine points clear. they play at brentford and then again at arsenal on new year's day, as they attempt to negotiate this crucial part of the season, one that's become even more fraught with complications brought about by covid and injuries. we have long weeks, but now we have 29 a

one of those involved was manchester - league champions. one of those involved was manchester city.those - involved was manchester city. having won the league cup, they need... celebrations. how did —— as did chelsea women after they had to wait to the last of the season to clinch the domestic prize of.— to the last of the season to clinch the domestic prize of. chelsea are the domestic prize of. chelsea are the champions _ the domestic prize of. chelsea are the champions of _ the domestic prize of. chelsea are the champions of england! - the domestic prize of. chelsea are the champions of england! still i the domestic prize of. chelsea are i the champions of england! still very little could match _ the champions of england! still very little could match the _ the champions of england! still very little could match the scenes - the champions of england! still very little could match the scenes of- little could match the scenes of jubilation in glasgow. in one side of it, at least. it’s jubilation in glasgow. in one side of it, at least.— jubilation in glasgow. in one side of it, at

if i tell you, the manchester _ have but i goal lead.ave but i goal lead. if i tell you, - the manchester city goalkeeper, this is the only goal. the hungarian player, really exciting attacking midfielder, scoring a really cool finish there. for leipzig, without a manager at the moment, their manager was sacked at the weekend, they have been superb. couple of good saves. andre silva came close out cellphone has hit the post for manchester city. you can tell they maybe is not a lot riding on this game, maybe they are taking a percentage off their performance, but pep radio yet not happy, he will be angry at half—time, they made seven changes, but still a very strong team. as for liverpool, you are right, the drama doesn't really involve them. they are away playing against milan, rbl glamourfixture. the are away playing against milan, rbl glamour fixture. the other game glamourfixture. the other game in the group is porto against atletico madrid. liverpoolare the group is porto against atletico madrid. liverpool are already through, but mi

manchester united though are down in tenth. rob green is at old trafford for us. hello rob. the wrong end of some huge scorelines at old trafford in the not too distant past — but arteta says it's a difficult place to go — what are you expecting? it's going to be an interesting one. ethics difficult to call for the manchester united have made under michael carrick an immediate improvement under terms of the discipline and how they've gone about it and improve the performance. they could've gone historically in recent times and got a bit of a hiding historically in recent times and got a bit ofa hiding but historically in recent times and got a bit of a hiding but didn't. and got a very good draw out there. and then you look at arsenal who against then you look at arsenal who against the middle premier league teams have been convincing, been winning and had a long unbeaten run against that middle rack of teams. but then what you look at the likes of playing against the manchester cities and liver pools, they themselves have been on the end of some really bad results. it's to

manchester city will lead the way at christmas.lead the way — victory at newcastle means they are clear at the top of the league. and it was notjoe root�*s day as the england captain falls in the final over in adelaide and faces a second ashes defeat. hello and welcome to sportsday. celtic are celebrating a first trophy under new manager ange postecoglu. they came from behind to beat hibs 2—1 in the scottish league cup at hampden park this afternoon. theirjapanese striker, kyogo furuhashi, returned from injury to score both goals, to extend celtic�*s unbeaten record at hampden to 18 games. adam wild reports. it has been sometime since scottish football had a full house for a cup final. the noise at hamden suggested those there were making the most of it. on the field, well, perhaps a little less so. in the first half, chances were few and fleeting. the occasion deserve more. after the break, it arrived, the game flashing into life, paul hanlon heading her bony and in front, with a determination matched only by his jubilation. it wa

so ground dropped for liverpool — but it's 8 wins in a row for leaders manchester city.at st james park. it means pep guardiola's side will now spend christmas day top of the table — the struggles continue for newcastle, as they remain 19th in the table, with only goal difference keeping them above bottom club norwich city. joe lynskey watched the action. for newcastle, the focus isn't christmas but january, when they hope to spend money on a new image for the squad, but before that, the blues. man city are top of the league. to have a chance of beating them, you can't make mistakes. a misunderstanding, calamitous defending... ruben diaz headed in less than five minutes played. plenty of time for city to hit their stride, and canselo has a habit of scoring stunning goals. this run and strike made it 2—0. this match was already drifting beyond newcastle. a comeback might have started with a penalty, but ederson's slide here was deemed not a foul. instead, city got the run of the decisions. riyad mahrez hit the net but was flagged offside until the video assistant checked

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newcastle will take on manchester united. stay with us if you can.ht. sarah knows being this big is hard and heartbreaking. her story is one small part of the growing obesity crisis. unfortunately in the uk we have built up a population of people about 2 million of them for whom preventive and simple medical treatments are not going to work. that is a lot of people. many of them biologically hard—wired to put on facts giving a struggle against their own genetics in this fast food culture. j their own genetics in this fast food culture. ~' , ., ., ., culture. i feel like if you are fat the options _ culture. i feel like if you are fat the options around _ culture. i feel like if you are fat the options around here - culture. i feel like if you are fat the options around here there l culture. i feel like if you are fat - the options around here there are 20 shops in seven or eight of them are takeaways you will go for that option. takeaways you will go for that 0 tion. ~ ., takeaways you will go for that 0 tion, . ., ., ,., takeaways you will go for th

not long ago, gritter palace had seen off manchester city but they had since been on the slide, losingast three. everton today were sluggish, creating little, almost inviting palace to attack with an obvious outcome, crystal palace but passes together and conor gallagher capitalised. after an hour, they had another, james tomkins stealing in behind the everton defender is, to make it 2—0. an early christmas present for some. no team in the league had won more points from losing positions than everton this season, and salomon rondon got them back into the match. but they were swiftly finished off by the goal of the game, a superb shot from conor gallagher. palace go up to 12th and everton slip to 14th. jimmy lumsden, bbc news. ~ .., . bbc news. when we conceded the goal, it was challenging _ bbc news. when we conceded the goal, it was challenging for _ bbc news. when we conceded the goal, it was challenging for us. _ bbc news. when we conceded the goal, it was challenging for us. i _ bbc news. when we conceded the goal, it was challenging for us. i was - it was challenging for us. i was

after going top of the premier league last week, it is full steam ahead for manchester city.would be sixth victory in a row. a drab first half. just before the break, the game sparked into life in a crazy 48 seconds for him and his. first booked for this, then he did this. two yellow cards in less than a minute and wolves were down to ten. this was the last line of defence here, but it was only delaying the inevitable. the breakthrough was controversial. this was deemed a handball by va art. 100 premier league goals for stirling. minutes later, jack greenish still wondering how he missed. he was nearly made to ny- how he missed. he was nearly made to pay. city held on and continue to lead from the front in this thrilling premier league title race. we played really good. they have ten players _ we played really good. they have ten players in _ we played really good. they have ten players in the 15 metres in the box so the _ players in the 15 metres in the box so the striker dropped and they are close _ so the striker dropped and they are close and _ so the striker dropped and

liverpool will play inter milan, manchester city against sporting lisbon, while manchester united arence knockout draws, head to the bbc sport website. to formula 1, where the dust is settling on one of the most controversial endings to a season for years. today, it emerged that lewis hamilton said over his team radio at the end of the abu dhabi grand prix that the race had been "manipulated". hamilton, however, was magnanimous speaking after the race, and max verstappen says he was congratulated by hamilton and mercedes team boss toto wolff. the new world champion was speaking earlier today, so was he upset by how the title became his? it just sums up itjust sums up the whole season in general. it has been pretty crazy and intense. so both teams, we gave it all to the end it. and i think it wasjust an amazing it all to the end it. and i think it was just an amazing battle. after things like this you are to look into what can we do or what should have been done. it's a big part of the whole season, this contest, so it is what it is. that's racing sometimes as well. and for me nothing

manchester city are the premier league champions. one of those involved was manchester city.won the league cup, they added a premier league title. celebrations. they dreamed of more. as did chelsea women after they had to wait to the last day of the season to clinch the domestic prize. chelsea are the champions of england! still very little could match the scenes of jubilation in glasgow. in one side of it, at least. it's a big moment. we are right at the top. the cups belong to stjohnston. still no fans in scotland. that is what partly made the fa cup final so extraordinary. 21,000 inside wembley to witness one of the great cup final goals. what a shot! fa cup winners for the very first time. one of the year's most poignant sporting moments. chelsea women's champions league final was played behind closed doors. fans back home may well have watched through their fingers, beaten 4— 0 by barcelona. for some, it was time to get reacquainted. manchester united were in gdansk for a europa league final. beaten dramatically on penalties by villareal. porto was the venue for the cham

last night, manchester against brentford called off.ple of hours burnley against watford, sprays have had their issues as well. arsenal have had an outbreak on their training ground. west end's david moyes, he seems to have his own ideas why there has been this huge spike of cases. he does. been this huge spike of cases. he: does. he said this week that the football schedule itself is possibly causing problems in terms of the players just being asked to do so much. we always talk about this in terms of performance, but now in relation to covid, players get run down, become more susceptible to catching the virus. i think we will see more of this going on. that game with burnley tonight has been called 0ptus two and half hours before kick—off. that's a huge inconvenience for everyone, particularly the spectators. i think we will see more of it, particularly because of the schedule. more games that will try to be squeezed in. let's embrace your match, which goes ahead. of sites have had pretty patchy form. crazy to think that arsenal could

not a lot of people go to manchester, new hampshire, in november.robably wasn't a family acation. it waser unlikely that liz cheny wound up there by accident. manchester is an eight hour drive from her home in d.c. suburbs. and more to the point, it's also eight hours from the cnn studios in downtown washington that she inhabits more often than most of us go to church and much more reverently. manchester is also not going to matter to her more than 2,000 miles from wyoming, that's the state she supposedly represents in the u.s. congress. so the question is what was liz cheney doing in manchester, new hampshire, appear there is only one answer.he liz cheney plans to run for president of the united states. if that sounds demented, yeah, because it is. but it's also real. you may be wondering if liz cheney were to run for president, what would she run on? she doesn't like trump. okay. platform be?d your we know the answer to that because liz cheney only cares about one thing and only everok has, and that is starting pointless wars in faraway countries.

manchester united cause has been _ someone's life.for the first time since taking over at old trafford. he admitted it was at old trafford. he admitted it was a job offer he couldn�*t turn down and says is not ruling out staying on his manager beyond his initial six months in charge with a he also spoke about his longer—term ambitions for the team. it�*s spoke about his longer-term ambitions for the team. it's about winnin: ambitions for the team. it's about winning titles. — ambitions for the team. it's about winning titles, winning _ ambitions for the team. it's about winning titles, winning the - ambitions for the team. it's about| winning titles, winning the league, winning titles, winning the league, winning cop. being as successful as you can be in the champions laid. and this is also an issue for the new year that we are still in the champions league and depending on the draw hopefully can get further and that competition and in two and half years the dna of the team of the club is clear. you have to be as successful as you can

parker says a win in manchester on saturday would silence his critics.e adedoyen spoke to both boxers and one of their biggest fans. he is quite an unpredictable character, you never know what to expect from him at a news conference, he wasn't ranting and raving is it opponents today. instead he chose to say nothing at all. when he was asked questions he played bohemian rhapsody, the songhai clean. he slept played bohemian rhapsody, the songhai clean. he slethoseph parker to address the media. it felt like the calm before the storm because there is a lot riding on this, both have a lot to prove. the first fight in may was very close but ended up in a split decision when fred joseph parker. he felt that he should've got the decision. as for just that he should've got the decision. as forjust a that he should've got the decision. as for just a parker that he should've got the decision. as forjust a parker he said he's going to be more aggressive this time around to ensure there is no doubt of who the better man is. we did manage to catch up with them after

after it leads mac took the lead, they sealed the win later on behind manchester city.o and the league bounced back with a convincing victory over southampton. the wind moves them a plaint off the top four. now, there was a shock defeat for last week's fa cup winners, chelsea in the women's super league this afternoon. they lost 1—nil away to reading. chelsea could have gone top of the league for the first time this season but it was the royals that went ahead after four minutes deanne rose breaking away and combining with emma harries to score from their only shot on target. chelsea domiated the game but failed to score leaving them a point adirft of arsenal at the top of the wsl. reading move up to fifth. rangers and celtic both have matches tomorrow and the scottish premier shipping today's games, back—to—back wins now. a1 —— they won. a vital victory for them. aberdeen one for a third time in a row getting the better of bottom side saint johnston, and drying one l with saint aaron. if the first ashes test is anything to go by, england have long few weeks ahead of th

if you live in manchester, new hampshire, congratulations for the thrilling displays.cond without we would give you an explanation for what you may have just seen. so if you live there and last month you thought you saw liz cheney wandering around downtown manchester, no, you are not hallucinating. liz cheney was there. and that is pretty weird if you think about it. not a lot of people go to manchester, new hampshire, in november here so i probably a family vacation. it was unlikely that liz cheney wound up there by accident. it's an eight hour drive from her home in d.c. suburbs. and more to the point, it's also eight hours from the scene and studios in downtown washington that she inhabits more often than most of us go to church and much more reverently. manchester is also not going to matter to her more than 2,000 miles from wyoming, that's the state she supposedly represents in the u.s. congress. so the question is what was liz cheney doing in manchester, new hampshire, appear there is only one answer. liz cheney plans to run for president of the united states. if

none other than the future. manchester bama salman abedi r t is asked nato and u. k. officials to comment on the revelations. and of course we'll let you know if we do get a response more in the inquiry had on over to our website without which also has plenty of stories. we couldn't fit into our bulletin that includes how the u. s. and ukraine voted against a un resolution condemning naziism that just a click away on our t dot com. now we go to the united states, we're koans on the rise. once again, the country's nearing 150000 daily infections, and president biden has given this warning to millions of vaccine hesitant citizens prom vaccinated. we are looking at a winter of severe illness and death on vaccinated for themselves or families and in the hospital will soon overwhelm. apart from cove, it concerns people in the us are battling soaring inflation and living costs, all of which is having quite a negative impact on the popularity of the american head of state. as ortiz nicky, aaron reports a tragic milestone bind and cold it, and he's right. the number of cov

none other than the future. manchester, boehmer, solomon abedi, wes, nato, the u. k. home office and the u. k. foreign commonwealth and development office to comment on the revelations we await their response. and subordinate far ahead to our website. so many more stories on there as well, not in a bulletin that include how the u. s. in ukraine voted against a un resolution condemning nonce isn't available at all t dot comp with well distracted by cove. it scientists, the one of a potentially greater threats in the form of ancient viruses that are lying dormant under arctic ice rushes, taking the lead, cooling on out to cancel to south examining such viruses urgently as melting permafrost means they could, if nothing's done, been leased on humanity, deadly ancient viruses revive warren if he were reality ah rushes, permafrost is melting. viruses and bacteria that were trapped in the frost for thousands of years now could wake up. there are extremely good papers that say yes, you can revive bacteria from deep permafrost. russia establishes an organization to examine th

what are the international we taken to disturbing revelations to the manchester arena? suicide bomber had links to a former nato soldier, turned terrorist as an inquiry. here, submissions from the u. k. is home office and counter terrorism. police turning on the president, media outlets that are usually very friendly to joe biden. start to grumble. he shouldn't run for another term. and it's not just cove it this a danger to the world. russia roaches to well to wake up the dormant viral threats in the arctic, which global warming could soon on leash on us. ah, well, we've made it all the way to friday, but the news is not slowing down any at all. welcome to the program. it's ozzy international. so the manchester arena, bama may have been radicalized by a former nato soldier tongued terrorist that was revealed during the inquiry into the atrocity on thursday senior figures from the u. case counter terrorism, police and a home office gave their closing submissions. now a quick reminder of what happened back in 2017, a salman, a betty detonated explosives in a stadium, hos

ah, elsie digs into shock revelations to the manchester arena, suicide bomber had linked to a nato trained terrorist as inquiry into the atrocity here submissions from new case home office and counter terrorism. police. and turning on the president, media outlets that are usually very joe biden friendly, start to grumble let's he shouldn't run for another term such as cove. this a danger to humanity. russia urges the will to wake up to dorm and viral threats in the arctic global warming. could soon and leash upon us. ah, they, they're very good morning to you. thanks for joining me here on our team. the manchester arena, bama may have been radicalized by a nato trained terrorist that was revealed during the inquiry into the atrocity on thursday senior figures for a new case counter terrorism, police and home office gave their closing submissions a reminder of what happened back in 2017 salmon a bed, a detonated explosives in a stadium that was hosting an arianna grand a concert. 22 people died. hundreds more, were injured. a correspondent, east on af, takes a look at the latest fax that ha

the manchester arena, bummer! may have been radicalized by a former nato soldier, turned terrorist not was revealed during an inquiry into the atrocity on thursday senior figures from the case counter terrorism police on the home office, gave their closing submissions. now, at, let's go through what actually happened, not tragic. they 2017 selman bady detonated explosives in the stadium, hosting and arianna graham day counselor, 22 were killed. many children the youngest in nature or girl. hundreds more people injured. eager shadonna flicks. not the latest fax to come to me. he murdered 22 people in one suicide blast. now a public inquiry is trying to establish what turned a hard cool potty go into a suicide bomber. and how it could have been prevented. the probe was yet to deliver concrete on, says, but over the past couple of years it has yielded plenty of disturbing revelations. ah, these pictures unearthed by the inquire, relieve little to the imagination the bomb. his whole family himself included, have been

the manchester in a bomber may have been radicalized by a nato trained terrorist. it was revealed during the inquiry into the atrocity on thursday senior figures from new case counter terrorism, police and home office gave their closing submissions. here's a quick reminder of what happened back in 2017 salman ability detonated explosives in a stadium hosting and arianna grande concert 22 people were killed. hundreds injured . first one that he has done at the latest fax to come to law. he murdered 22 people in one suicide blast. now a public inquiry is trying to establish what turned a hard core party go up into a suicide bomber. and how it could have prevented the probe as yet to deliver concrete answers. but over the past couple of years, it has yielded plenty of disturbing revelations. these pictures unearthed by the inquiry leave little to the imagination the bomb. his whole family himself included, have been gun toting maniacs, thoroughly radicalized according to the findings. this is his father and the m i. 5, they admitted they knew about the trigger. happy

none other than the future manchester bomber salman abedi. we have asked our nato and you k officials to comment on the admissions. we'll let you know what kind of response we can. we are heading to into the 2nd off of the program here on our team to national very nearly there. but if you want to know more about any of the stories we're covering here on the programming, including those that we're not covering, just head over to r t dot com. one of the stories waiting for you to believe it or not, how the u. s. and that ukraine refused to condemn a un resolution condemning not fits and read about that right now. online. for 3 months after the taliban took over afghanistan, humanitarian groups off sounding the alarm. the banking system has collapsed and the countries on the brink of mass starvation situation that is expected to intensify over the winter. good links to means even more. like spending the whole day in line since against some friend at 3 loaves of bread help us veto children, wear the sin and truly the baker says here from morning

also coming up on the program today, we dig into disturbing revelations now that manchester are rena suicide bomber who killed 22 people. in 27, deans at tech had links to a former nato soldier. turn terrorist and draw. it's on famine, plunge afghanistan into a humanitarian disaster with the united nation, saying the winter freeze is making matters so much worse. the situation on the ground in afghanistan continues to be difficult. people are definitely not having enough food, enough or warm enough of supplies. ah, from moscow to the world, this is our t international. great to have your company this our, my name's union o'neill. okay, i want to 1st bring you a story before we get to a headline story said is breaking on the cello, our new sister channel r t. d has only been broadcasting for 2 days. you may have seen that the last number of days we've been covering its launch, but its future has been thrown into dive by the national broadcast regulator in the country. and official has just been quoted in the german media questioning the validity of our broadcast license, saying the is

the program we think into disturbing revelation to the manchester arena, suicide bomber had linked to a former nato soldier ton terrorist. as an inquiry here, submissions from the u. k. 's home office and counter terror. police turning on the president, media outlets that are usually very joe biden friendly, sought to grumble that he should not run for another tub and drowning famine to plunge afghanistan into a humanitarian disaster. the un says the wind to freeze will only make matters worse. situation on the ground in afghanistan continues to be difficult. people are definitely not having enough food enough warm enough of supplies. ah, it is friday night here in moscow and we're broadcasting live in a 100 countries worldwide. this is our t international. russia has published a list of proposals for deescalate intentions with nato. it's all it made fears of a conflict in ukraine. the among the demands, i should say, are a scale back of military activity near russia's borders. now the western defense alliance has already responded by saying it will consider the document, but any outc

i think the manchester terrorist, he was friends with the bummer with the bomb his father. more than that they were brothers in arms within one of libby as largest militant groups. the february 17th march his brigade, that's where they learned how to shoot, kill and bomb. not without the help of nato instructors, it was a group that had taken up arms to fight against coffee. this indeed, we had 2 or forced us. as we were backed up by the whole world and we were fighting and nature was frightened actually with us. long sighted us as the british government. also, actually i was trained by and actually nato. it was just normal, basic training and weapons. basic training yet out to ain't you and reload militant groups that later birth terrorists have been ones favored by western officials. the inquiry has shown, when of dallas commander was done with fighting in libya, he formed an anti government militia in syria on irish government, money. and did he subsequently a lead a group from libya to syria? yes, i saw mano he did, and here if for that he was an island, is it live it?

also we dig into disturbing revelations that the manchester arena suicide bomber had linked to a former nato soldier turned terrorist ah, oh, broadcasting live from moscow, russia. this is our t international. my name is donald quarter. welcome to the program. our brand new sr channel r t d e has been accused of not having the necessary documentation to broadcast in germany. our t management has responded saying its license was quote, obtained in accordance with all applicable european laws and regulations, and official for the european media watchdog had some ominous words for the new channel. the license must be issued in germany and the application must also be filed her. first of all, this is a real irritant, and we will take care of it. now little context here, the new channel was taken off you tube the very day it was launched on thursday. technically there's no connection between that and the german t v broadcast dispute. but as you can see, it's been a rocky start for r t d. earlier my colleague, you know, neil spoke to ortiz, deputy editor in chief and head of communications. a

manchester united against madrid. liverpool and inter will battle it out.aris now take on madrid, livid with the redraw. >> we would like to say that what has happened today is very surprising, regrettable, and very difficult to understand. especially since the whole planet and millions of football fans were watching. anchor: many people are asking how did this happen? simon: uefa blamed the mistake on a technical issue. the computer did not tell them that the swaps between madrid and manchester united were not ssible. even if this is true, these are the directors of the football governing body in they should be able to spot and know the regulations well enough to avoid this kind of embarrassing and damaging situation and say hang on, this is not possible, and carry on. they spotted the first mistake but did not make the right adjustments afterward, which led to the situation. anchor: a few red faces at uefa. thank you, simon. thanks to you for watching. stay with us on france 24. ♪ >> ♪ you don't love me anymore ♪ ♪ >> welcome to france 24's weekly using s

and finally revealed the manchester arena. suicide bomber had links to a nato trained terrorist inquiry. his closing submissions from the case home office, counter terrorism, please. ah, good morning. welcome to be watching r t internet. with the pandemic on the rise again in the u. s. and nearing 150000 daily cases, president biden's given a grim morning to unfinalize americans in light of the ramp you only cron variant from vaccinating. we are looking at a winter of severe illness and death on vaccinated for themselves or family animal hospital with wilson over well. well, the us has now passed another grim milestone, $800000.00 covey deaths comes at a time of soaring inflation and living costs. all of which is having a negative impact on the man at the home biden's popularity. ortiz nicky. erin, explains a tragic milestone bind and called it, and he's right. the number of covey, dest in the u. s. is now about equal to the population of atlanta. anthony lewis combined. the toll stanza, more than $800000.00, a grim figure, which is doubled in a single year. it's a heavy burden for any

so the spanish side eventually got manchester city.e possible opponents for atletico madrid were lined up by uefa officials they included liverpool who shouldn't have been in the bowl and not manchester united... who should have been. uefa blamed a "technical problem with the software of an external service provider"... and they'll try again at 2pm... that's only one of three draws at uefa hq today. the others haven't had the same problems. this is the one for the europa league knockout round play offs. involving teams that finished third in their champions league groups and those that were runners up in their europa league groups. you'll see rangers have drawn borussia dortmund... while barcelona against napoli is the pick of those ties. the winners willjoin west ham in the last 16 then there's the europa conference league. again... the group winners are straight through to the last 16. so these are the runners up from that competition's groups. along with those that finished third in their europa league groups... leicester will play

none other than the future. manchester bomber selman abedi if asked or no. so i knew k officials to comment on the admissions. we'll let you know what kind of response we get. well, for more on the inquiry, you can head over to walk. you dot com, lots of other stories that are not in today's bulletin, including, believe it or not, our us on ukraine voted against a un resolution condemning gnosticism. yeah, that's just a click away right now at our website. but now on the program, at 3 months after the taliban took over afghanistan, humanitarian groups are seriously sounding the alarm and the banking system has collapsed and the countries on the brink of mass starvation is a situation that is expected to intensify during the winter. i linked to means that even with like, spending the whole day in lines, it's against. and brendan, at 3 loaves of bread help esvito children where the stand and truly the baker says, here from morning to blanket for 3 loaves. brad's, the price of bread has skyrocketed, with hundreds of people, including women, children, and the el

none other than the future. manchester bomber selman abedi. we have our nato and u. k. officials to comment on these admissions. we'll let you know what response we get. we get more on the inquiry to buy heading to our website all t dot com. both are loads of stories there on the online right now. not in today's program, for example, believe oh, not a how the u. s. and ukraine voted against a un resolution condemning naziism. read about that right now. if you like, hotmail dot com. so 3 months off of the taliban took over afghanistan, humanitarian groups as sounding the alarm in a big way. the banking system has collapsed and the country is on the brink of mass starvation. it's a situation that is expected to only get worse during the winter. i links to means even more like spending the whole day in lines and again, some bran at 3 loaves of bread help esvito children where as a stand in front of the baker says, here from morning to make it for 3 logs is brad. the price of bread has skyrocketed with hundreds of people, including women, children, and the elderly, come

so manchester city second half onslaught. the inevitable. other the breakthrough was controversial with the ar doing this to be handball. 100 premier league goals for this player. he was nearly made to pay, too. close to snatching a stoppage time equaliser for city held on and continued to lead from the front in this thrilling premier league title race. plenty more to come. three more games are under way. liverpool against liverpool at the moment. it is currently goalless at anfield at the moment. arsenal are two goals up against southampton. it is looking good at the emirates and chelsea are one goal down against leeds. a penalty for them. norwich city host manchester united in the late kick—off. a shock defeat for last week's fa cup winners chelsea. they lost 1—0 away. chelsea could have gone top of the league for the first time this season but the royals went ahead afterjust time this season but the royals went ahead after just four time this season but the royals went ahead afterjust four minutes. they scored from their o

none other than the future. manchester, boehmer. solomon abedi, eagle shut off. will r t as us nate. so and u. k. officials to comment on the revelations we let you know what responses given for more on the inquiry head to our website, which also has plenty of stories we just couldn't fit into our bulletin today, including the u. s and ukraine voted against a un resolution condemning naziism that just a click away at r t dot com to the united states were cove aides on the rise. again, the country's nearing a 150 fellers and daily infections and president biden. i was given this warning to millions of vaccine hesitant citizens. prom vaccinated. we are looking at a winter of severe illness and death vaccinated for themselves, their family and hospitals wilson over well. well apart from cove, it concerns people in the us are doing battle with soaring inflation and living costs, all of which is having a pretty negative impact on the popularity of the american leader here. sar. t's nick urine, a tragic milestone bind and cold it. and he's right, the number of cov, a d

in a club statement manchester city said...quad for the african nations, the reason for his absence hasn't been confirmed, he is one of four changes to the original 28 man squad and that kicks off in cameroon on sunday, 9th of january after being delayed by a year due to coronavirus. thomas tuchel has spoken out on striker romelu lukaku after he gave an interview in which he said he was "not happy" with his situation at chelsea. the interview is understood to have taken place three weeks ago but did not go down well with tuchel, who's been speaking ahead of his side's home game against liverpool on sunday. i don't like it. of course, because it brings noise that we don't need and it is not helpful. 0n the other side, we don't want to make more out of it than actually is. you know very well how it is. it is very easy to take lines out of context, it is very easy to shorten lines, make headlines and then later realised that it headlines and then later realised thatitis headlines and then later realised that it is not so bad. and

united manager, his immediate task is to close the 14 point gap to league leaders. manchester city . i'm the 1st man to impress his new boss was brazilian midfielder. fred, breaking the deadlock against crystal palace. it's one mill, 2 united coming up to full time a rag next old team. our be life sake need a new manager and the jerk. the german club party company with coach jesse marsh on sunday after 3 straight defeat, left them sitting mid table arch is in isolation after testing positive for coven 19 in november, and couldn't even attend the latest laws. as assistant takes charge of next week's champions, league match against manchester city of the football in the united states and the portland timbers have made it into the am alice cup final. the 2015 champions beat rel salt lake to nail and the western conference finals. now love these the, the philadelphia union or new york city f. c. it's rusty here at the era kappa host. cats are play iraq on monday, but they're already into the quarter finals. the raining asian champions are unique because the majority of the squad grew up

comes to de escalation and also on a busy news day, we dig into disturbing revelations that the manchester irene, a suicide bomber, who killed $22.00 people in 2017 attack links to a former nato soldier turned terrors ah, just after 11 am in denver 11 pm in la, who are a 9 in the evening right here in moscow this friday, december, the 17th. welcome to the news our on our t. i'm you know, neil. we begin with breaking news. our new sister channel r t d has been threatened with legal action by the german media regulator over a licensing issue. our team management has responded saying the license was quote, obtained in accordance with all applicable european laws and regulations. will this all happened after an official for the european media watchdog raised concerns about the new broadcaster? the license must be issued in germany and the application must also be filed her festival. this is a real nuisance and we will take care of it. just some context. the new channel was taken off youtube on the very day it was launched. technically, there is no link between that and the german t v broadcast

and what i really mean there a war museum north in manchester, i sort of what about the world is the world's really this emblem that we see on tv or on the screen? no. the world's a real world that has been broken. i took a little english teapot, threw it out of my studio window and went down and picked up the pieces, reassembled them there. and that's really the term war museum in manchester, the shot of air where things strike us from the air. the chart of the earth, the chart of the water. so bringing out all these elements and creating really a space which gives you a sense that you're part of the world ah, in has been there for twist and desired in the set for tristan and his older ins. brooke, and very clearly takes a fragment from a chamber works drawing and the stage elements develop out of this. this is deanna art on recovery. it's like a vocabulary of space that's 1st designed and then using these fragments is of course, another story altogether. you can see that clearly in the sets for tristan and his older that we took these objects that was created and divided it up agai