he was a proud member of the masons but first is that he used a coded masonic phrase for distress and he said woson of a widow and the union soldiers who were masons heard this and rushed forward to help them. there are enough accounts is probably true. but there's no way the union army is letting a wooded confederate general lay there on the field and even just for intelligence they would have picked him up. the second one is union captain henry bingham who by faith was a staff officer on hancock's unit. armistead is a mason, hancock is a mason and as a result we have the beautiful friend to friend may sonic memorial at the cemetery annex. the original mason proposal was that it would be a figuring of armistead and armistead shaking hands. the park projected because that didnot happen . bingham did assist armistead. i could find no evidence that it was because they were masons. that's inferred. no evidence it was because they were masons. the only two who knew would be armistead and bingham. bingham wrote about this in life. hancock was a fellow mason ly and he never mentioned it so

armistead is a mason and hancock is a mason. as a result we have different different masonic memorial. the proposal was that would would be the figure of armistead hancock shaking hands in the park rejected that because it did not happen. i could find no evidence that it was because they were masons. that's affirmed no evidence. the only two who knew would be armistead --. i was just insures said that there was no evidence that it was and it's a great story. on top of that if you read the full account he knows someone has been went to denny's told this to james longstreet. he thinks he's coming to help longstreet who is not a mason. he gets there and they introduce each other and armistead identifies hancock as an old and valued friend. and he gives in him a quote which enumerates six years later i've done him and done you all an injury which i shall regret or it can't do longest stay i live. a lot of people think that armistead was recanting. everything i've ever read about armistead i can't imagine he was recanting. he was a p

the great seal looks like a masonic seal, and the masons are basically behind it all n. new york in 1826 a man named william morgan tried to join the local mason lodge and was turned down, so he said i'm going to publish a book revealing all of your secrets. he was arrested. when he was released, he never returned home. a body was found in the river in upstate new york p people thought it was mayor began, there was a full-fledged masonic panic, that the mason ises was a murderous conspiracy that was attempting to take over the united states. and this was not just a fear that kind of percolated among americans in upstate new york. it became an organizing principle for a political party. i mean, anti-masonic party wins elections in 1832 and 1836 and elects anti-masons to political office, and its agenda is against people in american government being parts of secret societies. because if you're a part of the secret society, you're not doing the people's work, and is your allegiance is to something else. this was the argument against kennedy in 1960, the argument that kenned

mason goes, mommy, why are you crying? we don't have bad hearts. directly into my eyes. and he said how bad is his heart, mommy? and i literally saw the water fill up in his eyes as i said mason, i am so sorry, but you guys, daddy died. and i feel like i couldn't even believe myself that i just said those words to them. and mason immediately started pleading no, mommy, no! please. can we get him another heart? mommy, please. it was probably single-handedly the worst moment of my entire life, and i will never, i will never get that look out of my face that, that look that mason gave me when there was a clear understanding that -- >> when he died. >> when he got it. >> in my opinion f you ask me right now if coy sign on the dotted line and say get everyone out of afghanistan i wouldn't hesitate, i would say there's not worth one more soldier getting killed. but i also feel that what i did wasn't a waste. i'm just saying maybe it's a time, let's get our guys home now. home now. this may look like a regular movie night. but if you're a kid with diabete

chris mason, l scotland to 70 going. chris mason, thanks very much. girls aloud. this is a message from sarah hardy�*s mum who has posted on instagram. that is a message from marie, sarah harding�*s mum, announcing the death of the singer. the headlines on bbc news... the head of one of prince charles�* charities temporarily steps down after claims he helped secure an honourfor a major donor former girls aloud singer sarah harding has died, after being diagnosed with breast cancer last year. sources have told the bbc that the taliban have killed a female police officer in the ghor province of afghanistan in afghanistan the taliban have still not announced the formation of a new government. it had been expected earlier this week — but no reason has been given for the delay. meanwhile taliban fighters have been accused of using pepper spray, tear gas and violence to break up a demonstration in kabul, held by a group of women demanding rights under the new regime. courtney bembridge reports. women in kabul demanding rights and a voice in government say t

the masons are basically behind it all.a man named william tried to join the mason lodge and was turned down and said i will publish a book releasing secrets. he was arrested and never returned home. a body was found in the river in upstate new york, people thought it was morgan and there was a full panic. the secret society of the masons was a murderist conspiracy. and this was not just a fear that kind of percolated among americans in upstate new york, it became an organizing principal for a political party and the antimasonic party wins elections in 1832 and 1836 and its agenda is against people in american government being parts of secret societies because if you're part of a secret society you've not doing the people's work and your allegiance was for someone else. kenny as catholic would have to follow the rules of the pope rather than serve the american people and other people opposed american catholicism generally that you could not be both a catholic and american president because you either served one master or th

jesse: i think mason and sonia put the fear of god in people out there. don't mess with these ladies. it won't go well. and stay safe. >> you have got to be ready, man. i don't know how to reiterate that. there ain't no second chance. when we turn in these alleys you can see the shorties on top of the cars. you can't see through [inaudible] >> they are for real. jesse: chicago is the deadliest city in america with over 500 murders this year. it's more deadly than afghanistan. over the last two decades more americans were shot in chicago than afghanistan. thousands more. violence is spreading in big cities across the country. carjackings, sexual assaults and murders are all up. police officers are outnumbered by gang members 10-1. as the departments see the most retirements in history. i spoke to a man who spent time in prison and he now helps people turn their lives around like he did. >> the gainings exploded in the 80s. was that all about drugs in that decade? >> in the 80s, there was so many going on in -- with reaganomics. and the mother has to go to

today is a pressure _ mason greenwood forward.essure game for him. certainly no margin for error _ pressure game for him. certainly no margin for error as _ pressure game for him. certainly no margin for error as a _ pressure game for him. certainly no margin for error as a group - pressure game for him. certainly no margin for error as a group is - margin for error as a group is concerned. they will face a villarreal cited a lawsuit in the rubber league in may and they are the draw specialist a hard cider breakdown. ads, the draw specialist a hard cider breakdown-— the draw specialist a hard cider breakdown. . ., breakdown. a good battle for the mana . er breakdown. a good battle for the manager because _ breakdown. a good battle for the manager because they _ breakdown. a good battle for the manager because they question i breakdown. a good battle for the i manager because they question him tactically— manager because they question him tactically is a good enough but this is a big _ tactically is a good enough but this is a big

want to well-regulated militia coming out of the ratification convention in virginia where george masonnd patrick mckinley go toe to toe with the federalist and james madison because it put control of the militia under the federal government and mason and henry were like if there is a slave revolt we will be left defenseless and the north detest slavery because they cannot be counseled upon to send them down to virginia if there was a slave revolt and they wanted protection and they had been very clear they wanted protection soo just like in the debate of the constitution they were willing to play a a game of hardball when you play a game of chicken will blink and they thought there is where more important so they were willing to play a game of chicken with united states of america and the constitution in order to get the militia protection that they wanted to let regulated militia was about having the force to quell a slave revolt. >> when we have the black wall street massacre there were a lot of different things that happened but one of those that happened was a second amendment gunr

jeff mason, what is the mood at the white house right now.en a rough six weeks, and it seems as if it's only getting worse. >> it got a lot worse on that friday afternoon with all those things happening in one day. the mood is one of soldiering on. they're certainly embattled right now. this white house has said from the beginning joe biden can chew gum and walk at the same time and all the people around him can do the same. but certainly some of these crises are ones they didn't expect. i don't think they expected to see one of the u.s.'s oldest allies recalling their ambassador. they're trying to say we've got this and we'll roll through it. it's a tough time. >> anna, with the afghanistan withdrawal and how it went, and then you have what the pentagon said, and then you look at the border. there is this growing, wait, can you guys get your arms around our problems? this seems to be the real challenge. >> they have continued to stumble here. they don't have the messaging right, don't have the policy right. there's a lot of questions on capi

mason and hendry said if there is a slave revolt we will be left defenseless and the north the test slaveryry because those folks from pennsylvania could not be counseled upon to send the militia down to virginia if there was a slave revolt and they wanted protection they had been very clear they wanted protection just like in the debate over the constitution they were willing to play a game of hardball if we played a game of chicken who will dodge or blinkers whose life is more important? they were willing to play a game of chicken with united and thef america constitution in order to get the militia protection that they wanted that well regulated militia is about having the force to quell a slave result. >> to bring things up to the current day with the iteration of thehe black wall street massacre of 1921, there were a lot offf different things one of the things that happened was a second amendment gun owners march on greenwood on that part of town of black gun owners when it was announced a few weeks before that, of course it caused some consternation on the white community. if you want t

it's almost like george mason back in the 18th century. if you take our militia, we will be left defenseless against all of these people. you think about the couple in st. louis, when black flies matter march and they came out of their homes with their guns aimed at these people who did not have weapons. when you think about the language of ron johnson talking about i wasn't afraid about thatinsurrection . because these were law-abiding people. if that had been black lives matter, that narrative of being left defenseless with gun safety laws. being left defenseless to black people who were as we get the narrative, because of these on this guns of families that have dealt with gun violence, white families that have dealt with gun violence are in a health group, a support group and the issue of gun safety comes up. they are like no, we don't want any of those lost because they will take our guns and then those folks from st. louis will come and take everything that we have area that's what you're looking at. how anti-blackness short-circuits

mason and henry were like we if there is a slave revolt we will be left. we know the detest slavery. that meant those folks from pennsylvania could not be counted upon to send the militia down to virginia if there was a slave revolt. they wanted protection. they have been very clear they wanted protection. just like in the debate over the constitution, they were willing to play a game of hardballto. lisa called playing a a game of chicken you can see who's going to blink who thought important was more than that was out there. they were willing to play a game of chickenen with the united states of america and the constitution in order to get the militia protection they wanted. the well regulated militia was elhaving a force powerful enough to quell a slavery revolt. to bring things up to the current day a little bit, when we were having the commemoration of the black wall street massacre there a lot of different things that happen around that. there were black gun owners was announced a few weeks to go to any local news station to see the cesspool of commen

and mason says, no, thank you, i always listen to my mom.e, his classmates safe and make his mom proud. proving to the world that in such divided times, honesty and integrity matter. people were so taken with his story, they donated $14,000 and counting to gofundme to help pay for mason's college. >>> a new hour. we turn to new attacks on democracy, a threat posed by you know who who keeps spewing lies about an election he lost, leading to even more fraudits across the country. >>> plus, the treatment of haitian refugees at our border. how it got to this point and the court issues that keep this cycle going. also, olympic gold medallist lee keeper on her fight to protect reproductive rights, a fight and fellow athletes just took to the supreme court. >>> and star power to promote vaccines. the people working to save lives in california. this is "american voices." >>> we begin this hour with the gop's obsession over the past election, an obsession now threatening democracy. the former president is back on the road rallying in perry, georgia,

and mason and henry were like we will be left defenseless. if there is a slave revolt, we will be left defenseless. and you know that the north [inaudible] slavery, because that meant the folks from pennsylvania could vote to send the militia down to virginia if there was a slave revolt, and they wanted protection, and they had been very clear that they wanted protection. just like in the debate over the constitution, they were willing to play a game of hard ball. you know, when we were kids, we used to call it playing the game of chickens, where you could see who was going to blink, who thought their life was more important than whatever that thing was out there, and so they were willing to play a game of chicken with the united states of america and the constitution in order to get the militia protection that they wanted, so that well-regulated militia was about having the force powerful enough to quell a slave revolt. >> so, you know, to bring things up to the current day a little bit, when we were having the commemoration of the black wal

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in virginia where patrick henry at george mason are going toe to tell with the federalists and james madison because the draft constitution had put control of the militia under the federal government.and mason and henry were like we will be left with senseless, if there is a flavorful, we will be left defenseless. and you know that the north details slavery because that meant those folks in pennsylvania could not be counted upon to both to send a militia down to virginia if there was a slave revolt. and they wanted protection. and they had been very clear that they wanted protection. and just as in the debate over the constitution, they were willing to play a game of hardball. when we were kids we used to call it playing a game of chicken . where you could see who would was going to die and who was going to blake, who thought their life was more important than whatever that thing was out there so they were willing to play a game of chicken with the united states of america and the constitution in order to get the militia protection that they wanted so that well-regulated militia was

chris mason, bbc news. let's bring you up to date on the latest uk coronavirus figures.our period, which means an average of 36,000 cases per day in the last week. there were 8,098 people in hospital being treated for coronavirus as of wednesday. 56 deaths were reported in the latest 24—hour period — that's people who died within 28 days of a positive covid test. it takes the average number of deaths per day in the last week to 139. the tuc has warned that up to 660,000 jobs could be at risk, if the uk fails to reach net zero carbon emissions as quickly as other countries. as its annual conference gets under way, unions are particularly concerned about heavy industries like steel production. the government said it doesn't recognise the tuc�*s figures, and said would cut carbon emissions by almost 80 per cent by 2035. our business correspondent katie prescott reports. making steel can be a dirty business, but there are ways around it. in sweden, they're using new technology to produce steel without using coal. it is normally a more dirty business. it is normally a more di

that will be, mary, i'm a lecturer in international relations at george mason university. sir, thank you for joining us here on al jazeera, you were watching that speech as well of the united nations by the news in foreign minister speech that came about 24 hours after we saw protest, thousands of people out on the streets of students to protest against what they call a power grab in light of all of that, what did you make of the speech? what struck me was it was much less about 2 and a lot more about other places in the road for the international. and right now, the focus of, if you need your people is denisia. and there was very little about that except to apologize for the president. i suppose by way of an apology or an explanation that i was the foreign minister said that the president had been forced to take the decisions he took because of exceptional circumstances. and because of course, it comes on the back of a social economic health crisis. uneasy, a deeply hit by a coven. i do think that that was a sort of explanation to the international community because the a

take it off for the picture mason said no thank you.o eat. well, his mom set up a gofundme page with a modest $7 goal in order to get him a treat, but guess what. it's already surpassed $20,000. so his mom says it will now go to his college fund. mom also says that even with the mask on, she can still see that determined face and that twinkle in his eyes. what a cutie. all right. still ahead. democratible senator joe manchin a key factor in the fate of president biden's agenda. well, next, i'll talk with someone who knows how manchin operates and what motivates his vote. if you're 55 and up, t-mobile has plans built just for you whether you need a single line or lines for family members, you'll get great value on america's most reliable 5g network. like 2 lines of unlimited for just $27.50 a line. that's our everyday price. plus, our plans always come with unlimited talk, text and data included. so, switch to t-mobile and get 2 lines of unlimited for only $27.50 a line. that's half the price of verizon or at&t. only at t-mobile. the lea

and nicola mason, leadership in that area. and nicola mason. can _ leadership in that area.a lot of anxiety, _ reintegrate the children back. we've still got a lot of anxiety, a _ reintegrate the children back. we've still got a lot of anxiety, a lot - reintegrate the children back. we've still got a lot of anxiety, a lot of - still got a lot of anxiety, a lot of mental— still got a lot of anxiety, a lot of mental health— still got a lot of anxiety, a lot of mental health issues _ still got a lot of anxiety, a lot of mental health issues with - still got a lot of anxiety, a lot of . mental health issues with children feeling _ mental health issues with children feeling really— mental health issues with children feeling really pressured _ mental health issues with children feeling really pressured because l feeling really pressured because they've — feeling really pressured because they've missed, _ feeling really pressured because they've missed, in— feeling really pressured because they've missed, in their- feeling really pressured because they've missed, in their minds, i

>> this one was pretty romantic and mason crosby lines up.ng to make it. that's what he's done his entire career. he's made a bunch of big kicks for us. i love him to death. we have been playing together for 15 years. sit next to each other every bus ride, every plane ride. he is an incredible guy. and he's so clutch. >> there is going to be so much to discuss about this game. and you know, everyone's going to discuss it whether it's the penalties that went for you or against you, whatever the case may be. what do you want to say now? what's your message? you know, get ahead of it, aaron. you usually have to respond later. we're going to give you the chance to get ahead of it. >> i feel good about our team. week one was an anomaly. i said that and i believe that. we bounced back week two. played a great football team tonight right down to the wire. and this plane ride is going to feel incredible. >> they can't wait to party on that plane home. >> partying on the bus ride to san jose airport right now. that's what they're doing. congratulation

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our next guest jena griswold, has filed a lawsuit to prevent the mason county clerk tina peters fromding to the lawsuit tina peters, and her deputy snuck someone into the mason county election office to copy the hard drives of dominion voting systems machines. those copies later surfaced online and in the hands of conspiracy theories election denier. in addition to the loss of the local district attorney, fbi are investigating the criminal charges are warranted. the washington post reported that the basis claims about a lot action brought are embraced by the board swath of the republican party, experts fear that the people who embrace those claims could be elected or appointed to offices where they oversee voting potentially posing new security risk. secretary griswold's lawsuit seeks to remove tina peters, and we kingsley of their election powers arguing that they are responsible for an unprecedented security breach. joining us now is jena griswold secretary of state, she is also the chair of the democratic association of secretaries of state. thank you very much for joining us jena

chris mason, bbc news.nths of this year. new research suggests city centres have suffered the most, as footfall has yet to recover to pre—pandemic levels. our business correspondent, emma simpson, reports. it is the most famous shopping street in london, but now one of the hardest hit. oxford street littered with boarded up shops. city centres have suffered the most this year as chain stores continue to close. there is quite a lot closed down, we've noticed. that's what we've noticed walking all along. it's not as crowded as it used to be. it is quite unexpected to come into central london and actually see how effected they are by the pandemic. it's the same in brighton, | loads of shops have gone. new figures show the scale of upheaval. in the first part of this year, 3,488 chain stores opened. these include everything from gyms and cafes to banks and bars — but more than 8,700 of them closed, meaning a net loss of more than 5,200 outlets. these figures are stark, they are not quite as bad as this time las

chris mason, bbc news. the closing ceremony for the paralympic games is under way in tokyo. britain won two more medals on the final day, taking their tally to 124, 41 of them gold. they finished second in the table behind china. 0ur sports correspondent andy swiss has more. last but definitely not least. britain's final medal of the games was one of its most emotional, as krysten coombs took bronze in the badminton. the team's 124th medal but to coombs, it meant more than any of them. it was, he said, a dream come true. it was a glittering end to what has been a glittering games for paralympicsgb. earlier, there had also been bronze in the wheelchair basketball. yet another celebration here in tokyo, and there have been a lot of them. britain finished second in the overall table. of recent games, only rio has been better, and after such a difficult build—up, the head of the british team is full of praise. how would you sum up what this team have achieved? um, history making. they have ripped up the sort of, the stats and we have put a marker down in terms of the depth of ta

chris mason, bbc news.britain's biggest operator of bars and nightclubs, with 42 venues in total. thank you forjoining us here on bbc news this evening, peter. first, you must welcome the u—turn? we news this evening, peter. first, you must welcome the u-turn?- must welcome the u-turn? we are deliahted must welcome the u-turn? we are delighted and _ must welcome the u-turn? we are delighted and relieved _ must welcome the u-turn? we are delighted and relieved in _ must welcome the u-turn? we are delighted and relieved in equal - delighted and relieved in equal measure. it has been such a tough 18 months. we didn't know where we were coming from one month to the next, we have been a politicalfootball, booted all round the pitch byjust about everybody, notjust the conservatives, but by everybody, as if we have got some huge difference from a nightclub and a pub and bar at midnight. there is no difference, i have spent a0 years in this business. but we are delighted with the news. ~ ., , ., ., the news. what e

and may they go forever. >> anthony mason with stevie van >>> there's an 8-year-old boy in france who made from the bricks. >> the 8-year-old was born missing several limbs and getting a prosthetic that fits is not easy. >> prosthetics are standard, they are big and heavy . so for his spine it was not a good idea. >> reporter: so his mom reached out to youtube sensation, hand solo, he made his own prosthetic using legos, and was willing to lend a hand. >> i have one more question for you, do you want to see the prosthetic? >> yes. >> i can't hear you. >> yes. >> reporter: the act of kindness changed the young boys life. >> i can grab things with my hand, before i couldn't. >> reporter: the new arm built his confidence. >> his self-esteem is high now. comparing to what was before. >> this project got aguilar thinking. if he can do it with beckner, why not another child. he said that maybe a girl or a boy missing a leg or foot. >> yeah. >> beckner's new lego arm allows him to do more stuff. whether it's playing catch or fwo goofing around. >> really delicious. >> that is the overnight n

she didn't confirm the sit—in, but we are glad you sat in chris mason's cupboard this week.t's go back to where we began. you have had an a—lister showbiz engagement this week with nicki minaj. with the reshuffle. and nicki minaj. and the reshuffle. i have had my own showbiz moment because this morning on bbc breakfast, i was on after pam ayres, the poet, and this is the massively cringey thing that happened afterwards and i wish i hadn't done this. i have just scribbled a few lines of poetry. shall i give it a go, in tribute to pam ayres, to talk about the reshuffle in verse? 0k. the government says it's appointing more women. liz truss, the foreign office, she is now in. hold on, adam. what's the opinion? give up the dayjob, i would say! adam, you looked quite red—faced but you obviously really hated it, given that you have played it to everyone again. not my choice. but what is good is that when i do publish a poetry anthology, i'll have pam ayres' quote on the back saying, "don't give up the dayjob". i have got one. reshuffles are mad, they make some people feel sad, but

angel mason it, retired nypd detective oskar odom and retired and beat -- doctor darren porcher join me live. ♪♪ do you struggle to fall asleep and stay asleep? qunol sleep formula combines 5 key nutrients that can help you fall asleep faster, stay asleep longer, and wake up refreshed. the brand i trust is qunol. todd: a major drug bust in florida, deputies seizing enough fentanyl to kill half 1 million people, 916 grams in a search warrant, deputies say most of it was labeled in a jar called protein powder. two were arrested are behind bars facing drug charges. amendment underway for suspect to shot six people in illinois before crashing to a commuter train, 6 people were hit with bullets in the downtown area. a child was injured. all 7 were hospitalized, 10 train passengers were treated for injuries. jillian: 20 years ago new york's finest arrived on the scene of the september 11th attack and some of them joined me now. retired nypd detective angel mason it, retired and bt detective oskar odom and retired lieutenant darren porcher. thank you for your service to the great city and t

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. >>> and now on lectures in history, george mason university professor he says that with extreme ideologyh as fascism and communism discredited leading to political parties that were barely distinguishable. >> all right. the last couple of classes we've been talking about the red scare, kind of the impact of the red scare and policing the edges of american politics. today, today, we'll be looking at kind of the rest of the political landscape. all right. beginning to look at what now people look at as the liberal consensus of the 1940s and the 1950s, and try to work through what is actually happening in terms of the main thorough fare of american politics, and the political action in the way that people are thinking about politics in the american era of the 1940s and '50s. you have three readings, all of which deal with, in different ways, political ideology, and all of which share a set of assumptions about the way that ideas matter to politics. so, sort of be thinking today about how they frame those ideas, and this is the kind of the transition class where we move from kind of discussi

here's our political correspondent chris mason.s, governments of various persuasions have not got round to sorting a new system. paire in england. it is complex, controversial and vastly expensive. should there be a cap on the bill anyone should face? which tax should be put up to pay for it? it appears the government does want a cap and a hike in national insurance. this chance hike in national insurance. this change is _ hike in national insurance. this change is long _ hike in national insurance. ti 3 change is long overdue, it will not be easy. there is no right answer that everybody will find consensus around. every possible solution the chancellor has will have pros and cons. i do not know the detail but i know this is hard, we need to be honest with the public about that and then we need to be ready for the debate that lies ahead and put into place those forms. here debate that lies ahead and put into place those forms.— place those forms. here is one reason why _ place those forms. here is one reason why it _ place those fo

chris mason, bbc news.audia lawrence has concluded without any significant discoveries. detectives say a number of smaller items were recovered but these items appear unrelated to the 35—year—old's disappearance. claudia lawrence has not been seen since she failed to arrive for work at the university of york in march 2009. a number of people have been questioned in connection with her disappearance, but no charges have ever been brought. the former south african presidentjacob zuma has been placed on medical parole because of his ill health. mr zuma has been serving a 15—month sentence sincejuly for defying a court ruling compelling him to testify in a corruption inquiry. last month prison authorities said zuma underwent unspecified surgery and was in hospital with more operations planned. a female police officer in central afghanistan has been shot dead by armed men inside her home. banu negar�*s family told the bbc the gunmen tied them up and searched the house before killing her. she was heavily pregnant

chris mason, bbc news.nacceptable. some passengers were delayed for several hours on friday. the airport says the lack of border force immigration staff was to blame. kathryn stanczyszyn reports. long queues and fed—up passengers — these have been the scenes at heathrow airport this weekend, with waiting times of several hours to get through passport control. travellers took to social media to vent their anger at the situation, describing overcrowding and poor ventilation, even claiming some had fainted. the end of the school holidays means extra pressure at airports. this weekend is the busiest of the year for returning passengers, many with young children who can't use the electronic passport gates. but heathrow has criticised border force over the unacceptable queueing times, putting it down to simply not enough staff on duty, particularly with the extra checks being made due to coronavirus. in a statement, the airport apologised for the delays. it said border force were aware of extra demand and that it

it fell to mason mount, like greaves, a product of the blues academy, but his usual composure on therted him. after the break, though, chelsea were a different team — more purpose, more precision and more effective, thiago silva with the simplest of headers to put the blues ahead. and shortlu after, they doubled their lead, n'golo kante with a deflected shot, and for chelsea, seemingly everything going their way. and they could have scored more, too, if it was not for the quick reactions of hugo lloris. silva again the man causing problems in the airfor tottenham. but despite lloris�* best efforts, he could not keep this out from antonio rudiger. the tottenham fans brought to near silence in that second half. the team in blue are definitely the team to beat in london right now. austin halewood, bbc news. yeah, big win for chelsea. but despite going joint top of the table, their manager thomas tuchel says there's still lots to improve on. everybody will get better. i don't think we see the top teams on the highest level. the precision was unique. there are and there will be a national

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