mauricio pochettino says he is very happy _ mauricio pochettino says he is very happy with — mauriciohappy with the squad, so all that is ieft to do— happy with the squad, so all that is left to do now is to see how they -et left to do now is to see how they get on _ left to do now is to see how they tet on. ~ left to do now is to see how they tet on. . ., left to do now is to see how they tet on. ~ ., . left to do now is to see how they tet on. . ., ., ., get on. we got a potential lumbar back to the _ get on. we got a potential lumbar back to the premier _ get on. we got a potential lumbar back to the premier league - get on. we got a potential lumbar back to the premier league 44 . back to the premier league 44 configured, to nottingham forest. —— divok 0rigi. and i will see if there's any pushback on the mo salah dealfrom saudi arabia. several premier league stars and shared teams from across europe have been tempted by the challenge, as patrick grady explains. too good to stop? simulator good to lose. liverpoolare too good to stop? simulator good to lose. liverpool are holding ti

chelsea can't seem to buy a win at the moment — despite the huge outlay on players, mauricio pochettinoir third loss of the season, in their defeat to aston villa. they've just five points from their opening six games. ollie watkins with the only goal as villa climb to 6th, just two points off the top four. chelsea's only win in the league has been at luton — and while the manager felt they were unlucky — it's still their worst start to a campaign in eight years. i think we are... confident in the way that we perform only we are missing the school. we need to never give up and keep working because we would change in a way that we are working. megan rapinoe's international football career came to a close with a 2—0 win for her usa side, against south africa in chicago. the team's captain announced she'd be retiring injuly, after a career that included two world cups, olympic gold, in over 200 appearances. world cups, olympic gold, rapinoe's been a leading voice in the campaign for equal pay and social justice. and paid tribute to her team—mates in a memorable international career. overwh

chelsea manager mauricio pochettino has his players must "grow up like a team".they lost 1—0 at home aston villa yesterday, ollie watkins with the goal. pochettino's expensively assembled side haven't scored in their last three games, and sit 14th with just one win in six matches, making it their worst start to a league campaign in 45 years. i think we are... confident in the way that we perform only we are missing the school. we need to never give up and keep working because we would change in a way that we are working. two—time world cup winner megan rapinoe ended her international career on a high with her usa side beating south africa 2—0 in chicago last night. rapinoe still has a few more regular—season games for the 0l reign, before her glittering career comes to an end. throughout her career she's also used her platform to make an impact beyond the pitch, fighting for equal pay and social justice. rapinoe has been giving her view on the crisis that has recently engulfed spanish football. triggered by the former federation president luis rubiales kissing je

but couldn't convert and chelsea have just one win from their first five league games under mauricio pochettinoey are down in 14th place bournemouth are still chasing their first victory of the season and are a place below chelsea in the table. i cannot lie. i think we are missing something in the air. they're more calm, more relaxed, you know, to be more clinical in front of the goal. i think we were creating chances. we were fighting. i think. i think it's about the process and that is why our circumstances, it's obvious that these are not the best, but we need to keep positive. today was our best game, i would say overall. - it's true that we didn't i score, but we were close to beating a very, very. good team like chelsea. and we have to continue . keeping, pushing, believing in what we are doing and i think— is the way. mason greenwood played senior football for the first time in 20 months when he came off the bench for new club cafe this afternoon in la liga. greenwood hadn't played since january 2022, when he was charged with a number of serious offences, including rape and assault. the

the pressure piles on mauricio pochettino as his side suffer their worst start to a league season sinceaccording to the head of aldi in the uk and ireland, which is now the country's fourth largest supermarket. the company's results show customers buying more own label products than ever before and sales up £2 billion last year. our business correspondent emma simpson reports. applause emma simpson reports. aldi's applause aldi'sjust opened its applause aldi's just opened its 1000th store here in woking this month, and it has got an eye on opening another 500. a business that's growing fast. the boss says it's added nearly a million new customers in the last 12 months. you are pulling more shoppers in, but are they going to stick with you when this cost of living crisis is over? ~ ~ . ., , when this cost of living crisis is over? ~ ~ ..,, ., over? well, i think the cost of livin: over? well, i think the cost of living crisis — over? well, i think the cost of living crisis has _ over? well, i think the cost of living crisis has fundamentally changed the way the british public shop, and f

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now we looked at it, another good one is mauricio pochettino. i will take that. kingsbridge series. that really is him. he will be in the studio with us. at ten to nine. looking forward to your pictures. time for the news, travel and weather where you are. hello, good morning from bbc london. i'm victoria cook. the commissioner of the metropolitan police has demanded increased legal protection for staff carrying weapons. sir mark rowley wrote to the home secretary after more than 100 officers effectively handed in their weapons. the met said some were worried over the decision to charge an officer with the murder of chris kaba, who was shot in streatham hill last year. the ministry of defence has offered soldiers to be on standby to support the police. the government has said there will now be a review into armed policing. it's claimed london is missing out on the potential benefit of mass e—scooter use. the operators behind rental schemes say they can cut car use and congestion. at the moment only rental e—scooters are allowed on the roads. private e—scooters ar

mauricio pochettino says it's about time chelsea's season had a turning point after their 1—0 win over morning. what a first segment of the programme, extraordinary. ten o'clock, we are discussing knife crime until ten o'clock on the radio and telly. at ten, for viewers on bbc two and bbc news, we'll bring you the latest national and international news. we will carry on our discussion. are our teens safe? thanks again to all of our contributors and those who got in touch in the first part of the programme. pooja kanda, a mum who will not give up, her son ronan who will not give up, her son ronan who was 15. she is determined to stop the knives being sold online. really central to the proliferation of these lethal instruments. 15—year—old brotherjermaine was stabbed in croydon in 2017, now works in schools alongside the met police. hello to you. croydon, lots of people texting us about that particular part of london as well. patrick greene another guest, chief executive of a trust. patrick in hertfordshire. i will continue first, patrick, you got in touch and we had to keep you waiting

but it as far as mauricio pochettino is concerned a manager concerned now, he's a manager thatis concerned is going to need time and they have to give him time because i do believe that it will work out all right at the end. but it's going to take time. start, though, for time. worst start, though, for 45 right, chelsea. so 45 years, right, for chelsea. so disaster 45 years, right, for chelsea. so dis'have you interesting or >> have you any interesting or useless for us this morning? >> i've just given you all of them. i've just given you everything. got people everything. but i've got people would were all useless. would say they were all useless. absolutely me. not you. absolutely me. but not you. >> not me. >> not me. >> i'm a big football fan. >> but i'm a big football fan. >> but i'm a big football fan. >> did you know that if you the if your arms stretched out like that. yeah. actually within that. yeah. is actually within an height crazy? no. an inch your height crazy? no. so if you go like that . but the so if you go like that. but the thing is i have extraordinarily long arms for

. £1 billion they've spent not going well there although with mauricio pochettino it will take time.apore grand prix max verstappen did not win. i mean it's the first time we can actually talk about someone that didn't win instead of win. it but it was it was won by carlos sainz from ferrari lando norris . brit came second. your norris. brit came second. your favourite lando good, good. i know you love the name lando . know you love the name lando. >> i love orlando lando, especially on a friday. >> lando lewis hamilton. >> lando lewis hamilton. >> lando lewis hamilton. >> lando oh, right, right, right. okay. very good. paul thank you very much indeed. congratulations to thank congratulations to him. thank you. do stay with us as you. please do stay with us as we ask , is it last orders for we ask, is it last orders for britain's pubs. this is a series , this situation. the figures are showing the number of pubs closing has jumped by over 50% in the first three months of this year . in the first three months of this year. why is in the first three months of this year . why is that ha