as a club you can only do so much and so can jose mourinho.f not let him work with the squad and see what he can do. whatever jose mourinho's future at united, defiance one stop people talking. —— i—stop. —— won't stop. the england players jamie vardy and gary cahill say they're stepping aside from international football, but stopped short of saying they're retiring. they say they want to allow manager gareth southgate to bring younger players in. vardy, the leicester city striker, says he first told southgate of his intentions at the world cup in russia. but he and chelsea defender cahil, who made his debut in 2010, and has captained the side on several occasions. both say they would play for the national side again if asked. team dimension rider ben king says he's still in shock after winning stage four of the vuelta a espana. the american out—sprinted kazakh nikita stalnov in the race's first summit finish, fullfilling his goal of winning a grand tour stage. team sky's michal kwiatkowski did enough to retain the leader's red jersey. he's no

what are reformers that was from jose mourinho. for a united side, jose mourinho.e, opinion jose mourinho. for a united side, opinion has rarely felt more divided. jose mourinho defiant, again his own reputation he chose to defend. i won more premierships alone than the other 19 managers together. three for me, and two for them. respect. respect, respect, respect. respect is what he demands, that football can be unforgiving. this is bbc five live. we're just talking about mourinho's contributions to the english game, what do we think? i support manchester united and i do believe he is not coping with that pressure. he's wrong on ego and short on application. key outside like a petulant toddler. mourinho, as he has always done, continues to provoke debate. his line remains results on the pitch. three goals on his first site —— the spurs side, back—to—back defeats for manchester united, a sobering side for the club'shierarchy and those fans who could bear to watch to the end. perhaps not the ideal day for another marketing push for british football's biggest brand, l

but mourinho remains the man most want to mention.r him so hopefully if they get someone else, i will get more out of there, that it was respect them and they will start playing better. this is one of the worst foot dollars that we've had. he supporters and as a club, you can only do so much and so can mourinho. if we are 20th by christmas, they maybe start talking about that sort of stuff. but if not, let him run with the squad and let him see what he can do. but whatever mourinho's future at united, defiance won't stop people talking. adam wild, bbc news. let's have a look at some of today's other headlines, and... jamie vardy and gary cahill have both effectively retired from international football. they've both asked not to be selected for future england squads, but say they're "not shutting the door" and would consider playing again if there was an injury crisis. england's jonny bairstow says he hope to keep wicket in the fourth test against india at southampton this week. that's despite breaking a finger in the third test at tre

mourinho could find himself fighting for a job and his status in the game.in bolt has to prove his fitness. the olympic champion is trying to switch from the track to the football pitch. he's been given the chance to prove himself with the australian side central coast mariners. he came on as a second half substitute for the last 20 minutes in his team's 6—1win. but afterwards bolt admitted he's still got some way to go to pursuade the club to give him a professional contract. i was a little bit nervous but, as soon as i got on the field, i think the nerves went away. i'm not fit yet, but i've just got to put in the work and get up to speed and to get fit — probably two months for proper fitness — and then to get used to the touches and passes and understand how my team—mates play. in four months, i'll be playing like one of the guys. cricket and england have taken back the initiative in the fourth test against india thanks to moeen ali. he took five wickets for 63 as england restricted india to 273 in theirfirst innings — a lead of 27 runs. adam wild report

and jose mourinho insists he's still the "special one" as manchester united trail in the premier league manager of one of the greatest clubs in the world, but i'm also one of the greatest managers in the world. and coming up on sportsday on bbc news, moeen ali inspires an england fightback in the fourth test against india in southampton. good evening. an independent review into suspicious deaths and brain injuries at a hospital maternity unit is to be expanded after nearly 20 more families have come forward. they are claiming babies and mothers have died because of blunders at shrewsbury and telford nhs trust — and that the hospital is failing to learn lessons from what's gone wrong. a year ago, the bbc revealed that the government had ordered an investigation into maternity care relating to 23 cases at the hospital. the bbc has also found that significant concerns about the trust were not flagged up by experts to the health regulators. this exclusive investigation from michael buchanan. these children should all be alive, but maternity errors by one nhs trust left the parents bereft. w

again, jose mourinho is the bookies' favourite to get the sack.hester city, sheffield united, fulham, spurs and leeds midfielder michael brown is with me. we can pick through some of the main talking points. strange we are talking points. strange we are talking about manchester united but paul ince says they are a total mess and they have become a laughing stock. but a club source has told the bbc, nothing to see here, move on. is there no smoke without fire? there is certainly smoke. jose mourinho hasn't got what he wanted in the transfer market and defensively they have been poor for some time and i think that why he has the set of the way he does, very defensive. there has been talk about how he sets up and how he plays. he has always been like that for some time and he was very disappointed in the transfer market. he needs to keep his disappointment inside the camp, coming out and criticising other players, whether it is luke shaw and paul pogba. he made a point of saying i will not criticise the players because he knows how heavily criticised

it has been quite ait malta le sommer for jose mourinho.summer. they will hope to go on like that. they got going in very quick fashion, with paul pollard by giving manchester united the leap from the penalty spot. a penalty conceded inside two minutes from a daniel amartey of leicester city. leicester came back, they had a couple of chances. it required saves by david had to keep the school level. jose mourinho was a frustrated figure on the touchline at that point. luke shaw, towards the end, popped up at the back post with the first goal of his professional career, to great scenes of celebration among the united players, the fans, jose mourinho, and his coaching staff. a breakthrough moment. that seemed to be that, but leicester came back. jamie vardy with a late goal. it wasn't to be. this is whatjose mourinho magath afterwards. it was a match where i need a minimum six changes. andy lau is —— rules only allow me free. i wanted to play marcel because i thought it could stretch the game. i knew that paul could not play more than 60 minut

jose mourinho is good at defending himself. is he right?as one of the greatest if he does not win a title at manchester united 7 if he does not win a title at manchester united ?|j if he does not win a title at manchester united? i think so, his record speaks for itself. he has done it in three major countries at big clubs. he set out to come to manchester united and to do the same and it has not gone to plan as yet in terms of the premier league title. all the talk has been about him and problems with woodward. he comes out and defends his players. he tries to keep the media away from them but they have to step up and start performing. interesting because a lot has been said about the fact thatjose mourinho deflects attention away from his players. what it -- attention away from his players. what it —— is it like to play under a manager like matt? it is good in a way, it keeps the pressure off a little bit when you are under pressure. as a player, you have to to perform. you are paid to go on the pitch and perform. in the case of mancheste

jose mourinho feels like he has a headache - why?d 40 minutes early for the press conference today, caught some journalists on the hoof, but luckily the bbc cameras were running. the only spoke forfour the bbc cameras were running. the only spoke for four minutes and i9 seconds. he didn't answer many questions, and a few he did answer, he didn't say much. he was fielding questions last week about whether he had fallen out with paul pogba. this week, had he fallen out with the chief executive, ed woodward? he did not like it when he had been asked if he had been reading the negative headlines. don't ask me, because i don't read. i don't know 10% of what is written. i don't know 10% of what is written. i don't know 10% of what is coming on the tv screens. i'm not the right guy to answer to it. do you think it might be a bit of an overreaction? you are pessimistic, i am not. i don't analyse video with my players. how do i feel? i feel we played well against leicester and we woi'i. played well against leicester and we won. i feel we play

it piles further pressure on united managerjose mourinho, who applauded those home supporters who'd stayedntil the end. but two defeats in their first three games makes this the worst start to a season for united since the 92—93 campaign, and afterwards, mourinho walked out of his press conference after getting irritated with a reporter. no, just to finish, do you know what was the result? 3—0. 3—0. do you know what this means? 3—0! but also mean three premierships, and i won more premierships alone than the other 19 managers together. three for me and two for them. respect... respect, respect, respect. massive victory for us. very proud with the performance. so good. it's difficult to win here. against these kinds of teams, manchester united at old trafford. also happy with the performance but in the first half they play better than us and created more chances than us, but in the second half we did better and the most important, we scored goals. there were a couple of games in la liga on monday. athletic bilbao drew 2—2 with huesca whilst celta vigo were 2—1 winners at levante. and in ita

we very nearly saw a little smile from the united manager, jose mourinho.ited got off to a winning start. they sit top of the premier league, maybe only for a few hours. they will hope to go on like that. they got going in very quick fashion with paul pogba giving manchester united the lead from the penalty spot. he was captain for the night. leicester city came back. they had a couple of chances. it required two fine saves to keep the score at 1—0. luke shaw, towards the end, popped up at the back post with the first goal of his professional career. there were great scenes of celebration among the united players and fans and jose mourinho and his coaching staff. leicester came back with jamie ba rdy coaching staff. leicester came back with jamie bardy poaching a late goal. it was not to be. it was a consolation. here is whatjose mourinho made of it. it is a match where i make minimum six changes. the rules only allow me to do three. i wanted to play and to the martial but i could not. i felt he could stretch the game. paul pogba could not play more than 60

once again mourinho distinctly miffed. and after the break how tottenham made them pay.d as united's defensive frailties were brutally exposed by lucas moura. the visitors ecstatic the hosts rather less so. and soon their misery was complete. jose mourinho wanted a new defender in the summer and you can see why as moura raced through to make it three. for the watching manager, his employers, but above all the united fans, the most painful of nights. at the close mourinho applauded them but the big question now is where does he go from here? andy swiss, bbc news. that's all from us. here on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. the week ahead will be mostly settled thanks to areas of high pressure, just a bit of rain across corner of the country. that is a sunday soa ker into corner of the country. that is a sunday soaker into the continent. i pressure for monday and as we head into tonight, it will keep things settled with light wind. doesn't necessarily mean clear skies across the country. still quite a bit of cloud but where the clear we may see some mist and f

coming up on the programme: an emotional night forjose mourinho as the pressure mounts after manchesterue again. a shock exit from the us open as world number one simon halep is beaten in the first round by estonia's kaia kanepi. —— simona halep. and india's neeraj chopra smashes the field to claim the men's javelin gold at the asian games. welcome to the programme. it was supposed to be the night manchester united bounced back but tottenham hotspur had other ideas as they recorded a rare victory at old trafford by 3—0 in the premier league. lucas moura was outstanding for spurs scoring twice after harry kane's opener to give the londoners only their third league win at old trafford in 27 attempts. it piles further pressure on united managerjose mourinho, who applauded those home supporters who'd stayed until the end. but two defeats in their first three games makes this the worst start to a season for united since the 92—93 campaign, and afterwards, mourinho walked out of his press conference after getting irritated with a reporter.

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this man, jose mourinho, i like jose mourinho, the one that stares!ng it. he's always the one making the headlines and coming out with the sharp comments, he always has an opinion. lots of attention and focus on him at the moment at manchester united. there have been plenty of rumours about what's going on behind the scenes at manchester united, but managerjose mourinho says he's not had a row with his boss ed woodward. he didn't say a great deal else, mourinho's press conference lasted all of eight minutes. this was his response to a question about the talk of a fall—out behind the scenes at united. don't ask me because i don't read. i don't know... i don't know 10% of what is written. i don't know 10% of what. .. 0f what is written. i don't know 10% of what. .. of what what is written. i don't know 10% of what... of what is coming on the tv screens. so i'm not the right guide to a nswer to screens. so i'm not the right guide to answer to it. -- right guide. the tottenham hotspur goalkeeper hugo lloris says he apologises wholeheartedly after being ch

turned up friday, wherejose mourinho turned up halfan friday, wherejose mourinho turned up half an hourfor barely four minutes, he was in a pretty tetchy mood and when asked what style he was trying to play, this is what he said... a winning style, don't make defensive mistakes, be dominant, create chances, score goals and go home with the three points. we want to win all the time, we want to play well all the time. we don't want to make mistakes. that's what we always wa nt make mistakes. that's what we always want to. still not happy! you would think on paper that spurs would be the favourites but as i mentioned earlier on, they have a dreadful buckle at old trafford? yes, totte n ha m buckle at old trafford? yes, tottenham have lost 21 times in the premier league at old trafford, that is the worst away record in premier league history. in fact they've lost their last four matches at old trafford without scoring a single goal. yes, they have made a pretty good start to the season, winning their first two matches but their manager knows that they also have plenty to prove. and you don'

and coming up on sportsday on bbc news, never usually short of something to say, jose mourinho wasn'tling talkative after turning up half an hour early for his 259—second press conference. good evening. the former first minister of scotland alex salmond strongly denies two claims of sexual harassment dating back to 2013. the claims, which were made in an internal scottish government investigation, have been passed to the police. mr salmond has launched legal action against the scottish government for the way it's handled the case. his successor as leader of the snp and first minister, nicola sturgeon, said the complaints were made in january and were investigated through a process she had agreed to. here's our scotland correspondent lorna gordon. i think we won the election. he is one of the best—known figures in scottish politics. 0h, you've got your scotland shirt on! alex salmond, a former first minister, a man who led his party, the snp, twice and became the face of the nationalist movement, securing an historic referendum on independence for scotland — but who is now facing alleg

more early season misery for manchester united and jose mourinho.0 at old trafford. it's now united's worst start to the season since the premier league began. andy murray's back playing and winning grand slam tennis. we will be chatting in a little more depth about manchester united later this morning. andy murray's back playing and winning grand slam tennis. he beat australia's james duckworth in the first round of the us open, his first major tournament in more than a year. kyle edmund is out. he won the first set against italy's paolo lorenzi but then started to struggle in the heat and went on to lose in four sets. heather watson is also out. and surrey stars have won the t20 women's super league after they beat loughbrough lightning by 66 runs at the county ground. it's the first time surrey have won the competition. nice bit of champagne spraying there, we need more of that in light. are you going to go through the papers with us in a bit? -- in life. you sound delighted about that! it's only 13 minutes past six. there's quite a lot of mourin

jose mourinho isn't happy, surprise, up the win. jose mourinho isn't happy, surprise, surprise.s been promoting a lack of new players. it is the second successive season they have been beat on the south coast will stop i was expecting the team to be collectively a better team. -- south coast. i was expecting the team. there are consequences of the individual mistake but there are basic mistakes which make almost an impossible mission to win a match. novak djokovic has won the cincinnati masters for the first time, beating roger federer in straight sets in the final. he snuffed out any hopes of a federer fight back by taking the second set after taking the first. he has now won all nine tournaments at least once. there was an upset in the women's draw after world number one simona halep was beaten by the world number 17. here is what has been catching our eye on social media. blag chaos at the asian games. everything going swimmingly, excuse the pun, during the traditional singing of the national anthem, disaster! the flags collapsed, leading to the chinese athlete demanding that

this wasn't a jose mourinho script.hton and hove and made it 3—1 before half—time. a final penalty from paul pogba gave the visitors a glimmer of hope, but too little, too late. another famous victory at the amex. earlier for pep guardiola's manchester city, the first home game for the reigning champions. could this be a step towards an unbeaten record here this season? ba by steps towards an unbeaten record here this season? baby steps at least. victory over huddersfield was firmly in sergio aguero‘s site. calm and composed, a sign of things to come. manchester city made it look easy. commentator: david silva, superb! manchester city made it look easy. commentator: david silva, superbim his 250th premier league appearance, show them who's the daddy. but sergio aguero was on the humphrey hat trick and before long, he got it. a resounding victory, then, for the blue side of manchester. well, you've seen the action, now let's hear from both starting withjose mourinho. i was disappointed because the week was good and i was

but mourinho has denied reports of a rift between the two of them. i am now.

mourinho was being questioned about his side's poor start to the season. the only manager in the world that won: italy, spain and england. and by winning eight titles — not small titles, not small countries — eight proper titles. my second position last season is one of my greatest achievements in football. the new premiership rugby season got underway this evening, and it's been a great night for newly promoted bristol who won their first match back in the top division against local rivals bath. bristol, who were promoted from the championship, had led for much of the match but only made sure of victory when alapati leiua went over, you can see what that try meant to those at ashton gate. meanwhile, in the pro 11! — champions leinster narrowly beat cardiff blues in the welsh capital. replacement hooker bryan byrne scoring two tries as leinster had to battle back from 29—14 down to win 33—32 at the arms park. the winning try was converted in the last two minutes of the game... and down the coast in swansea, the ospreys beat edinburgh 17—13 inspired by new

"you cannot buy class" is the message from mr mourinho this morning.jose's assessment of manchester city, and what he calls their "dispresfectful" new documentary. olympic medallist greg rutherford finished his career as a long jumper yesterday — this morning he's here to talk about parkruns. good morning. for most it is a cloudy and humid day, rain around this morning in parts of scotland and northern england. that will clear but aside from some showers most will be dry. the full forecast in 15 minutes. it's sunday 19th august. our top story. a man has been charged after a car hit several people outside the houses of parliament on tuesday. salih khater will appear before magistrates tomorrow. jon donnisonjoins us now from westminster. jon what more do we know? good morning. the incident happened on tuesday morning at about half past seven at the height of rush hour. a car was coming down this road bang in front of the houses of parliament. it veered off the road into a parliament. it veered off the road intoa number of pedestrians and cyclists, and st

what has that mood that we saw from jose mourinho set for the rest of the squad? the rest of the squad7m you were a player, the manager has been linked with replacements, it can't give you a great deal of faith for players who were there that i'm sure once the season starts, jose mourinho has to focus on what he has to work with anti—already predicted a difficult season. a club where not much is happening today. a busier place has been everton. the big one they wanted was colombian defender yerry mina from barcelona — what's happening with him? everton announced the re—signings, he was one of them, prolific in the world cup in russia. theirfee wasjust over a 30 million euros for barcelona although barcelona have set a clause to buy him back if required. they have also brought in barnard, who can play on the left or right and barnard, who can play on the left or rightand in barnard, who can play on the left or right and in a number ten position, he is ona right and in a number ten position, he is on a four—year deal and then the other signing, barcelona put this on

coming up, jose mourinho walks out of his press conference as manchester united lose again, and novakon tuesday ajax will be one of the sides looking to secure their place in the group stages of this year's champion's league. last season's dutch runners—up take a 3—1 lead to dynamo kiev in the qualification play—off second leg. and they'll be looking to build on their big win on saturday when they thrashed newly—promoted side emmen 5—0. novak djokovic starts his us open campaign today as he looks to build on his comeback success at wimbledon back injuly. djokovic is only seeded sixth but he's the favourite with many bookmakers to go all the way. he's won the title at flushing meadows twice in the past and starts his campaign this year against hungary's marton fucsovics. it was supposed to be the night manchester united bounced back, but tottenham had other ideas as they recorded a rare victory at old trafford by 3 goals to nil in the premier league. lucas moura was outstanding for spurs, scoring twice after harry kane's opener to give the londoner's only their third league win at old

he may be the man who is responsible for not backing mourinho in the transfer window.ted commercially still a huge success. we have seen in the past month, their share price has gone up about 14%. off the pitch there's huge amounts of potential there that's being fulfilled, but it's what happens on the pitch that they need to start turning into trophies, that's what manchester united are used to zinedi zinedine has won three championships in a row >> yes, the stock is up, whatever it is, 4% the last month, but again they didn't make any major signings this summer on the flip side that's going to bite when it comes to where they can end up on the leaderboard. >> you only have to look across the road to manchester city and look what they're doing. they have come off the back of a record breaking 100-point season and now they have their own sort of critically acclaimed netflix -- amazon prime documentary that's now getting rave reviews because of the insight into the dressing room they're balancing those things ed woodward, never been in question what he's done off the pi

but was it a good night forjose mourinho's team?ester, only city not united. and as the new season begins here at old trafford, the aim is clear. before kick—off they sought divine intervention and paul pogba's prayers were quickly answered, leicester penalized for handball. the captain capitalizing from the spot. united had to be sharp at the other end as well. leicester, the unlikely champions of 2016, denied by the hand of de gea. jose mourinho knew his side needed a second and late on it came, luke shaw with the first goal of his career. commentator: luke shaw might get there. a piece of history for luke shaw! and how crucial that will prove whenjamie vardy reduced the deficit in the closing minutes to force a tense finale. mourinho departing a relieved man. it wasn't entirely convincing from manchester united. they will need to improve but a win is a win and they sit top of the table for a few hours at least. there are six games tomorrow and three more on sunday, as manchester city start their title defence away to arsenal. the

over at old trafford, a resolutejose mourinho applauded manchester united fans who'd chosen to stay untilal whistle to see their side beaten 3—0 by tottenham. after a goaless first half, the game turned in the space ofjust three minutes after the break. harry kane held off the challenge of philjones to head in a corner past david de gea. lucas moura added to united's woes — doubling their lead with this angled drive, before making it 3—0 in the final ten minutes of the game. it's the first time united have lost two of its first three league games since the 1992/93 season. mourinho making a point of applauding the fans at the end, some people questioning what that might mean, but he insisted he wasjust thanking those who stayed to support the team. it is difficult to win here against these type of teams, manchester united at old trafford. i was also happy with the performance, of course the first half they played better than us, they created more chances than us, but the second half i think we dominated, and the most important is to score goals. the clea n important is to score goals. the

but mourinho has denied reports of a rift between the two of them.are together for two years and a couple of weeks. and i have never been so happy with him as i am now. that's the truth. i cannot demand more from him. i cannot ask more from him. he came here on monday, he trains three days, i asked for his support, for his contributions in important matches for us when the team had difficulties. he did it, he did it better and for more time than we could expect. manchester city's manager pep guardiola says the intense footballing schedule has contributed to the injury of his midfielder kevin de bruyne. the club has confirmed that the belgian international suffered a knee ligament injury in training on wednesday. it could see him out for three months. his boss as there is little time for players to rest and recover. it was a tough, tough season last season. they come back, show recovery, and we demand, the first morning, "come on, let's go, because we are in the competition," and of course human beings have a limit. and sometimes these kind of things

they were beaten on sunday 3—2 with more suggestions thatjosie mourinho could be the first manager to united board have given him theirfull backing. the united board have given him their full backing. they are fully supportive of him. they say why do we need to look at somebody else when there is no managerial vacancy available. they face tottenham on their next match on monday. the pressure could melt if they do not win that. the rugby football union says it'll continue with its disciplinary charge against danny cipriani after the gloucester fly—half pleaded guilty to assault and resisting arrest outside a nightclub in jersey. the rugby players association had called on the rfu to drop its case against him. here's our rugby union reporter is chris jones. well, earlier today the players union, the rugby players association released a short, but strong statement saying that the rfq should drop their action against danny cipriani. last week he was fined £2000 after pleading guilty to assault and resisting arrest. he was then find the same amount by his clu b then find the same amount by

that added fuel to the fire but mourinho says their relationship couldn't be more positive...ouple of weeks, and i've never been so happy with him as i am now. that's the truth. i cannot demand more from him, i cannot ask more from him. he came here on monday, he trained three days. i asked for his support, for his contribution in an important match for us when the team had difficulties. he did it, he did it better and for more time than we could expect. so maybe, finally, some good news for united supporters this summer. however, manchester city fans won't be happy to hear their influential midfielder kevin de bruyne will be out for up to three months after suffering a knee ligament injury in training on wednesday. de bruyne helped belgium finish third at this summer's world cup and his manager pep guardiola feels the long season may have contributed. of course, for him, for his family, this injury, long time, they would never want that. and especially with the games, and seasons, and games and seasons, the players fell down. they don't rest, they don't have... it was a tough

were two for mr mourinho —— were to? have been shaking! were two for mr mourinho -- were to?ress conference, kicked it off with only half of the journalists in, some missed it, some arrived halfway through and he answered around 13 questions in four minutes. there have been plenty of rumours about what's going on behind the scenes at manchester united, but managerjose mourinho says he's not had a row with his boss ed woodward. but he didn't say a great deal else. in fact, he only spoke forjust over four minutes in a tetchy press conference on friday. this was his response to a question about the talk of a fall—out behind the scenes at united. don't ask me because i don't read. i don't know... i don't know 10% of what is written. i don't know 10% of what... of what is coming on the tv screens. so i'm not the right guy to answer to it. the tottenham hotspur goalkeeper hugo lloris says he apologises wholeheartedly after being charged with drink driving in the early hours of yesterday morning. lloris, who captained france to victory at the world cup last month, said in a statemen

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ryan giggs has called on manchester united fans to rally round the under pressure manager jose mourinhome distanced himself from speculation linking him with becoming the next manager at the club. united's 3—0 defeat to spurs on monday was their second loss in their opening three league games and was followed by a somewhat bizarre press conference from mourinho. the most decorated player in old trafford history believes the club should stick with the current manager. i think it is time for the fans to stick together and get behind the clu b stick together and get behind the club and get behind the team, get behind the manager, the coaching staff. that is me clearly speaking asafan. staff. that is me clearly speaking as a fan. it is a tough time at the moment, but we have had tough times before and have pulled through. you are 12 to one to succeed him, do you expect the call any time soon? eat your money in your pocket. eat your money in your pocket. so wise financial advice from giggs, who was speaking at a press conference naming his next international squad. one notable absentee from

so mourinho cutting an unhappy figure in many of his post—match press conferences over the summer. have had the same things after every european championship or world cup, you knew a lot of players wouldn't be back. you had to plan for that in pre—season and probably in the first eight games in the season. in the first eight games in the season. every manager wants his best players there. the it is a big tournament there. they're playing out there in america and want to get the fans out. so he has a point. but you can sense reading between the lines that he is not really yet fully ha p py lines that he is not really yet fully happy with the squad he has. he is not setting a positive tone for the players. well, it is jose and he decides. after the match with bayern munich he had a different approach. he is what he is. he knows what he is doing and he know what is he wants and i think he wants to get that across. it may only be pre—season, but these are the results that have got some united fans a little concerned.

you cannot buy class, is the message from mr mourinho this morning.hat isjose‘s assessment of manchester city, and what he calls their disrespectful new documentary. good morning. for most, it's another cloudy and quite humid day. we've got some rain around this morning for parts of scotland and northern england. that will clear, and then aside from a few showers, most will be dry. i'll have the full forecast in about 15 minutes. it is sunday 19 august. our top story: a man has been charged after a car hit several people outside the houses of parliament on tuesday. salih khater will appear before magistrates tomorrow. jon donnisonjoins us now from westminster. ring us up—to—date with what more we know about this. well, this incident happened on tuesday morning right at the rush hour, about 7:30 a.m., bang next to the houses of parliament. the car came off the road here, veered off the road hitting pedestrians and cyclists, it has been headed towards a number of police officers and crashed into one of those black security barriers you can see behind me

chris, is jose mourinho really going to get sacked as manchester united manager?ut jose mourinho is the favourite to become the first manager sacked this season, and it is what we are talking about, what is happening, he appears grumpy, doesn't he always! unable to make any significant signings in the summer, not happy about that, he has been disparaging about that, he has been disparaging about his team, especially after the loss against brighton on sunday, saying they made incredible mistakes. there have also been reports in the newspapers and online that zinedine zidane is being teed up that zinedine zidane is being teed upfor that zinedine zidane is being teed up for thejob that zinedine zidane is being teed up for the job at old trafford, that is what is getting people talking, although according to a source at the club, there is no discussion to be had, why would we discuss zinedine zidane when there is no job. manchester united against totte n ha m job. manchester united against tottenham next, ithinkjose mourinho will be there for that one. ian wright says

mourinho has had a bit of a moan.umentary. it is the theme across all of the papers. manchester city have this new £10 million documentary, and it is an eight part series. follows them, as a fly on the wall. exactly, atjose mourinho not happy, he says they are disrespectful. there was a brouhaha they are disrespectful. there was a brouha ha at they are disrespectful. there was a brouhaha at old trafford, and they had these t—shirts, as well, saying we did it on derby day. he has had a bit of a tongue in cheek... he must have known the cameras were around. he knew what was going on. he said, tongue in cheek i want royalties for this. he said if you give me one of those t—shirts i will drop the claim about royalties. a film crew was given behind—the—scenes access for an eight—part series about city, and mourinho said that although he hadn't seen it, he had heard a lot about it. he says that, because he was in the film, he could ask for royalties. what a match we had at stamford bridge. chelsea beat arsenal 3—2, a win in

manchester united manager jose mourinho insists he has "no problem" with his boss ed woodward — amidts of a falling out between the pair. no surprise that may bank holiday weekend we have got some on the way. it is tomorrow that is going to be the wet day of the two. it's saturday the 25th of august. our top story... pope francis will arrive in dublin later this morning, the first papal visit to ireland in almost a0 years. his two—day tour comes as the catholic church is facing criticism of its handling of child abuse by priests, dating back decades. hundreds of thousands of people are expected to listen to him speak. emma vardy is in dublin for us this morning. there is a lot of hype around this visit, and such a long time since a pub last visited ireland. what are we expecting today? —— pope. pub last visited ireland. what are we expecting today? -- pope. huge anticipation ahead of this visit. the plane took off from rome in the last hour and will land in dublin about 10.30 this morning. around half a million, about 10.30 this morning. around halfa million, if about 10.30 this morn

mourinho was being questioned about his side‘s poor start to the season.t small countries, eight proper titles, my second position last season is one of my greatest achievements in football. wales and england‘s women meet tonight in a crucial world cup qualifier. a win for either side will assure them of a spot in france next year. wales are a point ahead of england in group 1, having played one game more. england boss phil neville says his side will "have to be at their best" to win the game. when the sides met earlier in the qualiftying the game ended goalless. and, you can follow the game across the bbc, with live coverage on bbc two starting from half past seven. fernando alonso says formula one is "too predictable" and a sport in which "only two teams can win". the two—time world champion is retiring at the end of the season after 17 years of racing. in an exclusive interview with the bbc alonso said he would stay in the sport if he had a winning car — but wouldn‘t enjoy it as much as racing in another series. isaid i said formula 1 is too predictable

mourinho was being questioned about his side's poor start to the season.at won italy, spain and england. and by winning edge titles, not small titles, not small countries, eight proper titles, my second position last season is one of my greatest achievements in football. it's the return of the domestic rugby union season this weekend. promoted side bristol have returned to the premiership with a bang by beating west country rivals bath at ashton gate. bristol, who were promoted from the championship, had led for much of the match but only made sure of victory when alapati leiua went over to the joy of the home fans. in the pro 14, champions leinster beat cardiff blues and ospreys won against edinburgh. the us open tennis is well into its third round and the women's defending champion sloane stephens has made it through to the last 16. the american, who's the third seed, beat belarus' victoria azarenka in straight sets 6—3, 6—4. stephens will face elise mertens on sunday. the world's fastest man, usain bolt, has ta ken another step towards playing professio

coming up: jose mourinho arrives early, stays tight—lipped and then leaves.we will have the latest for you from old trafford at 6:30pm. also coming up: the latest from f1 practice in belgium, and the challenge cup final. now it‘s time for the film review.

it has been a tough couple of days for mourinho.ng the backing from the manchester united board, now the club's most decorated player, ryan giggs, has given his support. and we have that weather. we had some rain this morning across the south—east. that is moving away. but we do have sunshine following on behind and most places will be dry in the next few days. also coming up — we'll have the latest on the devastating fire which has all—but destoryed one of the most historic buildings in the centre of belfast. hello, everyone — this is afternoon live. it's already been dubbed the scallop war — as the row between uk and french fishermen boiled over in the sea off the normandy coast last night. french crews have been accused of throwing stones and flares — and some of their boats are reported to have rammed ours — after complaining that the british are depleting stocks of scallops. british boats are legally entitled to fish in the area. our correspondent sarah ransome is in brixham in devon, which is home to some of the boats involved

mourinho made a point of applauding united's remaining fans inside old trafford for longer than you'dt. plenty of immediate speculation as to what he was doing but he says he was just showing his appreciation, something he felt was lacking in his news conference after the game. no, just to finish, do you know what was the result? 3-0. reporter: you lost 3—0. do you know what this means? 3-0! but also mean three premierships, and i won more premierships alone than the other 19 managers together. three for me and two for them. respect... respect, respect, respect. it's expected that arsenal will become a private company today. the majority shareholder stan kroenke will own all the club's shares through a complusary purchase if the remaining small shareholders haven't already sold them to him. kroneke recently bought out billionaire alisher usmanov, to take his total shareholding to 97—percent. johanna konta plays herfirst round match at the us open later. she takes on the french player caroline garcia this evening in new york. konta will hope to join andy murray in the second round. he

a resolute jose mourinho applauded manchester united fans who chose to stay until the final whistle toadded to their woes with this angled drive before making it 3—0 in the final ten minutes of the game. this is the first time that united have lost two of its first three league games. some people questioning what the applause might mean that he insisted he was thanking those who stayed tied. it is difficult to win here again with this type of team, manchester united at old trafford. also their performance, they created more chances than us. the most important thing is to score goals and it was good. yes, i am so proud but it is only on the beginning three games at the start of the season, we need to keep going, keep consistent that is the most important thing. scottish premiership club hearts have said their manager is well after being taken to hospital. although the club said no further comment will be made at this time and they wished him a speedy recovery. his assistant will take over first—team duties until he is back until —— back to full health. their 21—year—old defenderjohn sou

coming up on bbc news, jose mourinho has no time to lose as he arrives early and stays tight lipped.evening. the former first minister of scotland, alex salmond, strongly denies two claims of sexual harassment dating back to 2013. the claims, which were made in an internal scottish government investigation, have been passed to the police. mr salmond has launched legal action against the scottish government for the way it's handled the case. his successor as leader of the snp and first minister, nicola sturgeon, said the complaints were made in january and were investigated through a process she had agreed to. here's our scotland correspondent lorna gordon. i think we won the election. he is one of the best—known figures in scottish politics. alex salmond, a former first minister, a man who led his party, the snp twice and became the face of the nationalist movement, securing an historic referendum on independence for scotland. but who is now facing allegations of sexual misconduct in the run—up to the vote. the complaints date back to 2013 when alex salmond lived and worked at bute h

but mourinho says their relationship couldn't be more positive.ple of weeks. and i have never been so happy with him as i am now. that is the truth. i cannot demand more from him. i cannot ask more from them. he came here on monday, he trains three days, i asked for his support for his contribution important match for us with the team had difficulties, he did it, he did it better and for more time than we could expect. 0s os said with a smile. united away to brighton on sunday... that's all the sport for now. thank you. diets designed to take inches off the waistline, could potentially end up taking years off someone's life. that's according to researchers in america who suggest cutting down on carbohydrates — in foods like pasta and bread — may reduce life expectancy by up to four years. chi chi izundu explains. this is the kind of carbohydrate—heavy food that, for years, has had a bad reputation when it comes to our diets. low—carb, high carb, just meat, plant—based, sugar—free — there are so many different pieces of advice on what's best to eat

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ok, if they were to lose, is it likely thatjose mourinho will be sacked?uld put the pressure onjose mourinho. he has never really gone beyond three seasons at a club, that has always been the trouble for him. last night the form and arsenal striker was speaking and he has some strong views on this matter. there is blood in the water at the moment. and they are going to make it difficult. but they have to get to grips with is that they are going to grips with is that they are going to have to see people offered the first 20, 30 minutes. with industrious play, the quality will come through after that. that is not what they are doing at the moment. they have a great chance at their place, but also at old trafford as well. there was a good win for liverpool at crystal palace in the premier league, but it wasn't without controversy. their star man mohammed salah was brought down for a penalty for liverpool's first. roy hogson was furious with the decision. the penalty was scored by james milner. this kick started the evening. palace then had aaron wan—bissarka

jose mourinho has been defending his record as a manager.ed's poor start to the season. they played bernie and jose mourinho is still adamant that he is one of the best managers in the world.” adamant that he is one of the best managers in the world. i am the only managers in the world. i am the only manager in the world's managers in the world. i am the only manager in the worlds that one italy, spain, and england. and by winning eight titles, not small titles, not small countries, eight proper titles, my second position last season is one of my greatest achievements in football. onto tennis and the us tennis association is look into nick krygios win after the umpire got down from his chair and encouraged nick krygios to try harder. he was losing by a set and a break at the time and went on to win after the umpire intervened. he plays roger federer next at his third—round opponent has criticised the umpire, saying that criticising players isn't in their role, but nick krygios says it wasn't quite like that. he said he liked me. i don't know