news of a trophy for england men — the under 21's are european champions for the first time in 39 yearslf—time, cole palmer's free—kick deflecting off curtisjones and into the net. england end the tournament without conceding a single goal and have a first european title since 1984. newcastle's antony gordon was named player of the tournament and said it was only the start for this squad. it can go a really long way in terms of we've achieved something we haven't done in 39 years, i believe, so we believe prove that we got to be the good individuals who with good form for club, want to be the first team along the way and that goes with good form and got to keep that from going into the next season. the biggest para—sport event since the tokyo games has begun in paris. more than 1300 competitors are taking part in the para athletics world championships over the next 10 days of competition. 0ur sports reporter rachael latham is there for us. the para— the pa ra— world the para— world athletic championships are under way here and over the next ten days some of the best para—athletes will b

league, will be held on august 19-20 , in the near future we will cheer for our men's and women 's teams among players under 20 years old at the second games of the cis countries , removed from the city of mitusni. here is your edge and your strength. true pirate cop. forgive yourself. tumble down and tear off a special one. she got wet, tell me the elements. skin croc and one not with nature own tolerance to live together in peace with each other. as kind, neighbors join our forces to maintain international peace and security to use the international apparatus to promote the economic and social progress of all peoples. this is a quote from the preamble of the un charter. what are the goals of the united nations well, at least on paper, that in practice , in fact, since its inception, he has constantly criticized either slowness or bureaucracy. now i also drew attention to the politicization this week, and our president alexander lukashenko instructed to intensify work on the international platform so that the voice of belarus sounds more louder, will he again become the same impartial organization that it

s under way. business as usual for defending men's champ novak djokovic, but a couple of big names exit from the women'sw. elena rybkahina gets set to defend her women's title on tuesday — we'll look ahead to day two of the championships. and the most expensive italian footballer, sandro tonali, leaves serie a to join the premier league's newcastle united. hello there and welcome along to the programme. we start at sw19, where novak djokovic overcame a rain delay to beat pedro cachin in three sets. the defending champion was a break up in the first before the weather intervened. there was then a delay for 80 minutes, despite the roof being closed. djokovic even helped ground staff to dry the damp grass at one stage. when it eventually resumed, he was able to take control of the match, as cachin was completely outclassed. so, 6—3, 6—3, 7—6, it finished. djokovic is aiming to secure his eighth wimbledon title and match roger federer�*s record for a male player. he'll now play australia's jordan thompson, ranked 70th in the world. it isa it is a feeling like no other tournament in the world, walking out on

cricket and the fifth and final men s ashes test of the summer is under way at the oval.ter a bright start the hosts lost three quick wickets. of course this match matters, look into the eyes of these players, it's the ashes, there is always motivation, like limiting australia post—match celebrations. a draw of 2-2 post—match celebrations. a draw of 2—2 sounds better than losing it 3—1 and on the balance of the series england will feel maybe that is the least they deserve. sack rowley back into his rhythm. remember has match defining innings in the last test match which was won by the weather? ben duckett always likes to try quickly, they are the type that the captains admire. look at this, look left at screen, crawley and umpire, evasive action. both england's opening batters enjoyed fortune, both were dropped. can't fault steve smith was my agility here. on 41 duckett was caught. that touched his glove, revealed by the review. crawley on 22 and this time steve smith held on, catching is always a crucial part of the cricket, well worth the pain. coming here, regret on th

but then prigozhin�*s men on the ground, it's not very clear if they're also willing to be under thethe way that they have been. mali has been a sort of launching pad more for a diplomatic coup for the russian authorities. but without the wagner support, it's going to be a very turbulent relationship. tell me what they're doing in the car, the central african republic. what activity are they involved in there? the russian security firm, the wagner group, they established sort of front companies. so they were carrying out those security operations in exchange for mineral reserves. so they got access to lucrative mines in rebel—held areas in the country. they were also carrying out influence campaigns. but also the wagner group has grown economically. so beyond the minerals, now they're in beef, the beef or the cattle—rearing business apparently in the congo basin. they're also illegally mining within the congo basin, but also deforestation, so the timber business. it sounds really as though they're completely autonomous, that they don't have anybody looking after them and giving them

electric being at the center of that by the 40's and into the 50's, -- i think it is worth noting studying under him was a young tv pitch men by the name of ronald reagan. >> do you talk about him in your book as well? >> some things ended up on the >> cutting room floor. >>it is a huge part of the story how ge influences the young ronald reagan and how they help finance his first run for office when he decides to run for office in california. >> i would encourage all my panelists to interact as bill jested to keep the conversation as lightly as possible. taking a page from another popular television show, that is a question of succession. for all that ge under jack welch was viewed as a seedbed of corporate managers, i'm not sure the heirs of jack, not only his successor and others he went to other companies did as well as one might have expected and certainly the successors who are groomed within ge were unable to keep the company at the top of the corporate pyramid. we used to talk but how general electric was the only company that was an original member of the dow jones industrial average in 1896 to still be a member in

about breaking away from the culture of the men�*s game, and in a sense, some of the tropes of the men�*s game as well, but i think, you know, that is underes a bit of time. so we often compare men's to women's football, and i_ compare men's to women's football, and i wish _ compare men's to women's football, and i wish that we didn't. the}r compare men's to women's football, and i wish that we didn't.— and i wish that we didn't. they are different games. _ and i wish that we didn't. they are different games. i— and i wish that we didn't. they are different games. i think _ and i wish that we didn't. they are different games. i think one - and i wish that we didn't. they are different games. i think one of- and i wish that we didn't. they are j different games. i think one of the things that is so great about the women�*s game is that it is so open and great to watch. but women's game is that it is so open and great to watch.— women's game is that it is so open and great to watch. but i also think one of the challenges _ and great to watch. but i also think one of the challenges is _ and great to watch. but i also think one of the challen

stokes unbeaten on 132, so under 100 runs needed, 371 is the target for the home side to level the ashes series at 1—1. meanwhile, sri lanka have guaranteed a place at the men�*szimbabwe, the only other team who had a 100% record before the game, by nine wickets in bulawayo. after bowling zimbabwe out for 165 in under 33 overs, they knocked off the runs needed in almost exactly the same time, pathum nissanka ending on 101 not out. zimbabwe can still qualify if they beat scotland on tuesday. novak djokovic might not be the number one seed at wimbledon, but there�*s still a feeling that he�*s the one to beat. not only is he attempting to equal roger federer�*s record of eight titles, he�*s also still on course for the first calendar grand slam in sa years. and, while carlos alcaraz is ahead of him in the rankings, djokovic isn�*t thinking about who might stand in his way. i don�*t need to have carlos or anybody else really to find that extra drive and motivation when i enter slams because i know that i have to win seven matches to win a title. so whoever i get to face across the net is, you know, it doesn�*t make a difference for me. the tournament starts on mon

men, the department of justice's main justimainjustice from the u.s. s office, people who worked with him in public integrity. people with connections to james comey. almost all of whom served underer. people with connections to oba obama. that is essentially the group of individuals who every day are looking for ways to take out donald trump. i want you to know this. every day are looking for ways to take out the people who work for donald trump and of course are trying to do for the election. except that they are as a matter of facfact they are as an affire matter of fact. they are of the same mindset as the prior group that worked so hard to interfere in the last election which was pointed out by u.s. attorney derman. nothing has changed over there and by the way andrew wiseman became head of the enron task force student who appointed him to part of the enron task force when he was assistant attorney y general for the criminal division? christopher wray the current fbi director who chris christie has about four of course. so this whole thing stinks. now let's look at the judges in washington d.c. shall we? the democrats are working very hard, abiding specially to appoint activ

s very interesting because it kind of gives you a glimpse on the of fort sumter. now, fort sumteras start in 1829, and it was still under construction when anderson moved his men there in december 1860. so they were still working on it 30 years after they started it. so and as you can see, the fort, it was almost percent complete. you can see their imposing walls that stood 50 feet high. there were three tiers of artillery placent the the fort was pretty massive for that te. they were able originally it was built to hold, you know, over 600 men, of course, anderson doesn'ha that many. he's not even going to able to use all the cannons to is built to hold 135 cannons and there only about 60 in the four at this time but because of his manpower he's only going to actually be able man about ten cannons during the actual battle. but let me also show this is what it looks like from outside and fort sumter, a pretty imposing fortress sitting in the middle of the harbor and what's going to happen is once the charles etonians wake up and they see a large flag flying over fort sumter, they're outraged. and so immediately francis pickens is going to order all of the all the in