has anybody heard from nantes?ration for sports, should they want to. we have heard from nantes in the last hour. they say cowardice and i quote, must respect the commitments and the rules of sports alarm. they say the judgment is no surprise and they feel fully justified, judgment is no surprise and they feel fullyjustified, but judgment is no surprise and they feel fully justified, but what will happen is that the clubs have ten days to decide whether they want to appeal. clearly not a welcome judgment. cardiff city will be considering that any chances are this will go on to the court of arbitration for sport, the final arbiter in these matters.

has anybody heard from nantes? ten days for them to appeal to the court of arbitration for sports, should they want to. we have heard from nantes in the last hour. they say cowardice and i quote, must respect the commitments and the rules of sports alarm. they say the judgment is no surprise and they feel fully justified, judgment is no surprise and they feel fullyjustified, but judgment is no surprise and they feel fully justified, but what will happen is that the clubs have ten days to decide whether they want to appeal. clearly not a welcome judgment. cardiff city will be considering that any chances are this will go on to the court of arbitration for sport, the final arbiter in these matters. many thanks. cardiff have been told by fifa to pay for the first instalment for emiliano sala. manchester city women have been drawn against atletico madrid in the last 16 of the champions league — they were knocked out of europe by atletico in the last 32 last season . wsl champions arsenal were drawn against slavia pragu

police in the western french city of nantes have fired tear gas to disperse more than 1,500 people stagingrations in a revival of what's known as the yellow vest movement. about 500 people rallied in central paris and there were other marches around the country. police in the western french city of nantes have fired tear gas to disperse more than 1,500 people staging anti—government demonstrations in a revival of what's known as the yellow vest movement. about 500 people rallied in central paris and there were other marches around the country. a new storm has brought heavy rain to the bahamas two weeks after hurricane dorian devastated the caribbean islands. tropical storm humberto is passing east of great abaco island, one of the areas which were worst hit. the storm is expected to bring up to ten centimetres of rain in some areas although no significant storm surge is expected. the clear—up operation is continuing, after parts of southern spain experienced some of the heaviest rainfall on record. six people have lost their lives. the spanish prime minister, on a visit to the affected are

fifa have ruled that cardiff city must pay the first instalment of £5.3 million to nantes for striker sala. the 28—year—old argentinian died in a plane crash injanuary while travelling from france tojoin his new club. just a warning there is some flash photography coming in these pictures coming up. cardiff have argued they were not liable for any of the full £15 million fee because sala was not officially their player when he died. the second instalment of the agreed fee is due to be paid nextjanuary. cardiff say they are seeking further clarification from fifa regarding the ruling before deciding what steps to take next. on to the world athletics championships — and what a moment for britain's dina asher—smith as she received her first major global medal after coming second in last night's 100 metres. clearly no sign of fatigue, though, as she ran the fstest time of the day to reach the 200m semi—finals. let's cross live to the khalifa stadium now and speak to our reporter ade adedoyin. good evening to you, ade. what a day, receiving her first good evening to you, ade. what a day, r

but in a sadness at nantes how that have i thank you. now to some of the other stories making news around the world israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu his government has approved a new settlement to be occupied west bank it's seen as a move to boost fishing old suppose a base just 2 days ahead of general elections all settlements in the west bank all viewed as illegal and the international. tennis is holding its 2nd free presidential election the vote was brought forward from the after the death of the president. is obscene the polls are widely viewed as a test for the young democracy the 1st that has emerged in the region off to the arab spring. more than 80 migrants on board a risky ship have disembark on the italian island of lampedusa the move suggests the hard line previously taken by the government may be easing and the new coalition the ocean viking ship is heading back out to continue its rescue mission in the mediterranean. the state funeral for zimbabwe's former president robert mugabe took place on saturday several afr

something that i think is a vest really needed in that region right that's not a nice analysts at nantes have got to buy i think. now to some of the other stories making news around the world to ms is holding its 2nd free presidential elections the vote was fought for from november off to the death of the last president a city the polls are widely viewed as a test for the young democracy the 1st that has emerged in the region off to the arab spring. thousands of people have been demonstrating in the german city of frankfurt calling for more climate friendly mobility they cycled along the highways into the city as it held its annual motor show the i a they are calling for an end to combustion engines. to bundesliga soccer ball and brasil dortmund have made a fitful start to the season to get back on track they needed to make a statement against leverkusen and they form a close boss the autumn and that that in style. backlit by some shiny yellow wall looked as pretty as it did intimidating the huns side looking to rebuild their campaign which become disjointed before the international brea

the breaking news this hour that cardiff will have to pay an initial fee to fc nantes is.s 200 metres. hardly anyone watching. many have questioned the iaaf for awarding doha the rights to stage the competition. the iaaf will address the issue of empty seats later today. similar problem for dina asher smith in her heat for the 200—metres. she's the world number one over the distance this season and will be one of the favourites for the gold medal. less than 24 hours after winning silver in the hundred metres — she cruised home, crossing the line in first place — that puts her through to the semi—finals. jodie williams and beth dobbin are also through. it was a must win match for scotland but win they did. and it means they could have just saved their rugby world cup campaign. they knew that defeat to samoa would have left qualification for the quarter—finals out of their hands but they won 34 points to nil injapan. that means that scotland are now third in their group behind ireland and japan who are top. scotland's remaining games are against russia and japan. that was a

nearly 2,000 protesters have marched in the french city of nantes during yet another weekend of anti—governmentas the yellow vest movement. police had to use tear gas and high pressure hoses to try and disperse the crowds, who had vandalised store fronts and statues during their protests against french president emmanuel macron's reforms and policies. police said 35 people had been arrested and five officers were injured. waters are starting to recede in the southeast of spain after torrential rain and mass flooding left at least six people dead. spanish prime minister pedro sanchez has visited the towns of alicante and murcia to express his condolonces. more than 3,000 people had to be evacuated after flash floods swept away cars and swamped homes. the world's first floating nuclear power station — seen here leaving the arctic port of murmansk — has now reached its final destination on the chukotka peninsula in russia's far east after a 5,000 kilometre journey. russia's nuclear agency says the akademik lomonosov will begin operating by the end of this year. environmental groups, including gree

police in the western french city of nantes have fired tear gas to disperse more than 1,500 people staging a revival of what's known as the yellow—vest movement. about 500 people rallied in central paris and there were other marches around the country. the world's first floating nuclear power station, seen here leaving the arctic port of murmansk, has now reached its final destination on the chukchi peninsula after a 5,000—kilometre journey. russia's nuclear agency says the akademik lomonosov will begin operating by the end of this year. environmental groups, including greenpeace russia, have warned of serious consequences if the station is damaged by storms or accidents. forensic scientists in the mexican state of jalisco say they have managed to identify 44 bodies found in a well outside the city of guadalajara. the remains were discovered in early september after locals complained of a bad smell. mexican police have given no details about the victims. with me is our americas editor, candace piette. first of all, what is the impact of the latest development? well, jalisco, where this is

what started as a peaceful picnic protest in the french city of nantes quickly switched to chaos saturday with yellow fast protesters turning violent and smashing shop windows police used tear gas to disperse the crowds. hundreds of people joined in the planned demonstration against president and. his government against what they describe as poor living standards according to authorities 5 people have been changed so far the other fast movement started in november against a hike in fuel tanks has since become much against 6 the front stops and it's the food to food to consecutive kind of protests in the country demonstrations have been taking place just outside the french capital willie international airport doubts over the possible privatization of 2 athletes in paris an official online referendum could walk the set of rules. with opposition lawmakers needing 4700000 signatures to prevent the deals going through carney it's reported over 700000 people have given us support to the petition. the british army is mulling replacing its fossil fuel guzzling equipment with eco friendly accordin

police in the western french city of nantes have fired tear gas to disperse more than 1,500 people stagingrations. it's a revival of what's known as the yellow—vest movement. about 500 people rallied in central paris and there were other marches around the country. the state funeral for former president robert mugabe has taken place in zimbabwe. at the ceremony in the national sports stadium, african leaders paid tribute to him as a hero of campaigns that freed many countries from colonial rule and apartheid. but the event was sparsely attended with many zimbabweans choosing not to go. 0ur correspondent anne soy has been following the days events. a state farewell for robert mugabe — the highest honour in zimbabwe, a country he led to independence and ruled for close to four decades. family, including his wife grace, as well as current and former leaders from more than a dozen african countries, paid their last respects. they called him a pan—africanist and a comrade. a giant tree of africa has fallen. to zimbabweans, he was a divisive figure. indeed, the bold, steadfast and resolute revol

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police in the western french city of nantes have fired teargas to disperse more than 1,500 people stagingrnment demonstrations in a revival of what's known as the yellow vest movement. about 500 people rallied in central paris and there were other marches around the country. the world's first floating nuclear power station — seen here leaving the arctic port of murmansk — has now reached its final destination on the chukchi peninsula after a 5,000 kilometre journey. russia's nuclear agency says the akademik lomonosov will begin operating by the end of this year. environmental groups, including greenpeace russia, have warned of serious consequences if the station is damaged by storms or accidents. a new storm has brought heavy rain to the bahamas two weeks after hurricane dorian devastated the caribbean islands. tropical storm humberto is passing east of great abaco island, one of the areas which were worst hit. the storm is expected to bring up to ten centimetres of rain in some areas although no significant storm surge is expected. the state funeral for former president robert mugabe has

the striker had been flying from nantes after signing for cardiff city, when his plane crashed into theunced at the uk supreme court tomorrow morning. ministers say the five—week suspension, or prorogation, is not a matter for the court but critics argue the prime minister intended to limit scrutiny of his brexit policy. borisjohson has denied any impropriety, following claims that he failed to declare a potential conflict of interest, during his time as mayor of london. he was responding to reports that an american businesswoman, jennifer arcuri, who knew mrjohnson, was given access to overseas trade trips, and received thousands of pounds in sponsorship grants. all i can say is i'm very proud of what we did when i was mayor of london, very proud of everything that we did, particularly banging the drum for our city and country around the world. and i can tell you absolutely that everything was done entirely in the proper way. john pienaar is in new york. entirely in the proper way, he said, at the end of the clip. does he still face serious questions about this? we saw boris johnson fi

. >> he is a mall ig nant narcissist he say dictator. >> just when it was getting juicy-- . >> the republicannew from past experience when that debate ends you have got to rush to get a vip spot in the spin room. >> as the candidates came into the room, the reporters were becoming animalistic, anxious to get answers. and after ten minutes of being patient, finally my turn to ask the perfect question. >> thank you, have a good night, thank you. >> oh, damn. (applause). >> trevor: wait so you didn't sct candidates a single question. >> i was still eating cheese. my mouth was full, man, but don't worry i panninged to get on a one-on-one interview with governor weld. >> trevor: is he the candidate trump should be worried about? >> i don't know if it is a candidate to worry about, but as a man, we should all be worried about. youz. >> trump has called all of you the three stooges. now in no way do i want to validate this childish bullying, insulting game that the president is playing, but which of the three stooges are you. >> i would be the guy who can't see holding the strings, moving them. >> i

police in the western french city of nantes and fired tear gas to disperse more than 1500 people stagingevival of what is known as the yellow vest movement. about 500 people rallied in central paris and there were other marchers around the country. a new storm has brought heavy rain to the bahamas two weeks after hurricane dorian devastated the caribbean islands. tropical storm alberto is passing east of great abaco island, one of the areas worst hit. the storm is expected to bring up hit. the storm is expected to bring up to ten centimetres of rain in some areas, though no significant storm surge is expected. forensic scientists in the mexican state of jalisco say they have managed to identify 44 bodies found ina managed to identify 44 bodies found in a well outside the city of guadalajara. the remains were discovered in early september after locals complained of a bad smell. mexican police have given no details about the victims. candice piette is the bbc world service's americas editor. jalisco, where this is taking place, is one of the most violent states in mexico. two very big and

fifa have ruled that cardiff city must pay the first instalment of £5.3 million to nantes for strikerm france tojoin his new club. cardiff have argued they were not liable for any of the full 15 million pound fee because sala was not officially their player when he died. the second instalment of the agreed fee is due to be paid nextjanuary. cardiff say they are seeking further clarification from fifa regarding the ruling before deciding what steps to take on to the world athletics championships and what a moment for britain's dina asher smith, as she received her first major global medal earlier after coming second in the women's 100 metres last night. clearly no sign of fatigue though, as she ran the fastest time of the day to reach the 200m semi—finals — winning her heat in 22.32 seconds. fellow britsjodie williams and beth dobbin are also through. asher—smith is ranked current number one in this event and is the favourite to win her first global outdoor title. meanwhile, britain's adam gemili clocked 20.03 seconds to win the opening men's 200m semi and qualify for the final — he fi

police in the western french city of nantes have fired teargas to disperse more than 1,500 people staginggovernment demonstrations, in a revival of what's known as the yellow vest movement. about 500 people rallied in central paris and there were other marches around the country. a new storm has brought heavy rain to the bahamas two weeks after hurricane dorian devastated the caribbean islands. tropical storm humberto is passing east of great abaco island, one of the areas which were worst hit. the storm is expected to bring up to ten centimetres of rain in some areas although no significant storm surge is expected. you can find out more about all of our news stories by going to our website, that's bbc.com/news. plenty more stories there. gareth thomas, the welsh rugby star, has revealed that he is hiv—positive. he's thought to be the first british sportsman to speak publicly about living with the virus. the former british lions captain said he hoped it would help to break the stigma around the condition. the reason, the reason i'm doing this, is because firstly... iwant to... i want to r

, has ruled that cardiff city must pay a first installment of more than £5 million to french team nanteslayer who died in a plane crash injanuary. cardiff had argued they were not liable for any part of the £15 million fee because sala was not officially one of their players when he was killed. a man has been found guilty of murdering his ex—girlfriend who he strangled and buried in her garden in south—west london. laureline garcia bertaux was found wrapped in bin bags in a shallow grave. 32—year—old kirill belorusov was convicted at the old bailey and he will be sentenced on friday. the bbc has further clarified its decision to uphold part of a complaint regarding comments about donald trump by the bbc breakfast presenter, naga munchetty. the bbc says the original complaint also included the breakfast presenter dan walker. but by the time it had been escalated to a higher level within the corporation, the complainant took issue only with naga munchetty. she is not facing any disciplinary action. a year since the murder of the journalist jamal khashoggi in a saudi consulate in istanbul,

cardiff city must pay a first instalment of a transfer fee of more than £5 million to the french team nantesyjoined cardiff. dozens of flood warnings have been issued across england and wales as expected heavy rain and high tides threaten to cause problems. in west norfolk, a precautionary evacuation notice has been issued for the coastal areas of hunstanton, heacham and snettisham. donald trump's personal lawyer, rudy giuliani, has been sent a letter conveying a legal order known as a subpoena, to provide documents as a part of the house of representatives' impeachment inquiry into the president. prince harry has paid tribute to a british soldier killed trying to stop poaching in malawi. while on his tour of southern africa, he said people who wanted to protect nature should not be dismissed as hippies. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell is travelling with the prince and sent this report. this national park in malawi, a place which should be a sanctuary for wildlife, for elephants in particular. except for this. the scourge particular. except for this. the scourge of the poaching gan

that democrat candidates for president and the squad and others are talking about really are dison nantith the plern people. when the democrats lose badly over the radical policies they might rethink the craziness. >> sean: thanks matt, charlie, appreciate it. we turn to other big breaking news surrounding the deep state. president versus the left. yesterday a federal judge healed private meeting with lt. general flynn's legal counsel, whose new lawyer, sydney powell, she accused the special counsel lawyers of withholding exculpatory evidence from the defense. raising questions about whether he was illegally surveilled, something we have talked about at length on this brm. this program. massive ramifications for flynn, could shed light on the prosecutal misconduct in the weiseman-led special counsel probe. robert mueller didn't know what fusion gps is, jeannie rhea lawyer for clinton, can't like he was too in charge. analysis of this in a moment. one more big update from judicial watch, a federal judge has just granted significant new discovery surrounding documents related to the clint

it's order nant too. the also thing he also said about the rhinos.'ve got tinos, people that are trump in name only, anderson. you see what i mean? so when that spell breaks, they're all going to break. it's like i said to you during the summer, it's the night king, it's the wicked witch. once the water gets thrown on this guy and the perceived power that he has that's making those gray knights shake in their boots, once the green witch melts, the wicked witch of the west wing, when it completely melts, those people will be like, i don't know what i was doing. i don't know why i was saying all of those things. that will happen, because the american people are on to it. the approval numbers are sliding. also, the military is on to it. you can't lie about the weather and be a general and say, okay, this guy is the commander in chief. he's going to lie about anything. the military is on to it, the people that work for him are on to it, many people inside the white house are on to it. obviously the hill is on to it. but they're clinging to it because the

thes beyond renug nant. meanwhile former democratic senator jeff flake of arizona urged his colleagues to put principles over politics in 2020. fellow republicans, there's still time to save your souls. flake argued it's time to risk your careers and favors for principles. you know the president does not deserve re-election. these guys, they're only honest when they're gone. >> the to do if republicans said these thing when's they were in office and had flexibility. but things to me that are clear by the information is trump deep down doesn't think he did anything wrong. he never understood his role. he doesn't understand the rule of law. he thinks the law is what can i get away with? tillson told us everything he was asking to do was a crime. this man -- i watched "goode fellas" last night because i wanted brush up a little bit on how these people think. he's never distinguished himself and his own interests from the presidency itself. he doesn't have any responsibility for the country. he's already bankrup

nants ofe, the r tropical storm "imelda" were dumping up to 18 inches of rain rtssoutheastern texas and of louisiana. president trump has confirmed that his administration is revoking california's power to set its own car mileage standards. he argued today that the move will leaeto cheaper, fer cars. but, california's attorney general, javier becerra, said it will actually mean more pollution, and he vowed to file suit. >> our communities are screaming for help to address the climate crisis. unlike the trump administration, we don't run scared. and so wheer it is climate change or an administration n itscitrant in taking responsibilities, we're prepared to lead, we'll prepare to fight, we'll do wt we must. >> woodruff: we'll hear from california's governor gavinws later in the program.on aborin the united states have reached the lowest level since 1973, when the procedure was legalized nationwide. a research group, the guttmacher institute, says there were 862,000 abortions in 2017, down from at 1.6 milon, back in 1990. the institute says the decline is due mainly to fewer pregnancies a

cardiff city have been ordered to pay the french side, nantes, a first instalment of more than £5 million 28—year—old was travelling from france, tojoin cardiff city, when the accident happened. cardiff have argued they were not liable because sala was not officially their player when he died. this is beyond 100 days from the bbc. coming up for viewers on the bbc news channel and bbc world news, we'll have the latest on a fire, at an overcrowded migrant camp in greece. and more than 20 years after it last aired, why new episodes of ‘spitting image' could soon be back on tv screens. that's still to come. hello there. the last couple of weeks have been very wet indeed, especially for england and wales, and during the weekend we saw some torrential rain which give rise to dozens of flood warnings being issued and more heavy rain during tonight and into tomorrow is going to exacerbate already existing flooding problems. this is the culprit, the next area of low pressure which is sending its heavy rain across england and wales. as we head through the night, its weather fronts will become stall

cardiff city is ordered to pay nantes just over £5 million, for the first installment of the transfer the late emiliano sala. saudi's crown prince admits some responsibilty for the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi, one year ago. choir sings hymn. and, in paris, world leaders gathered, to pay tribute to the former french president, jacques chirac, who died last week. it's 5pm. our main story is that the chancellor has promised ‘a significant economic policy response‘, in the event of a no—deal brexit, at the end of october. sajid javid did not give details, but it's being suggested, at the consevative conference, in manchester, that the ‘significant response‘ could mean tax cuts, to help mitigate the potential impact of leaving the eu, without a deal. mrjavid insisted the uk would be leaving the eu on 31 october, with or without a deal. that is despite a law, passed by mps, which orders the government to ask for an extension to the brexit deadline, if a deal is not agreed by 19th october. our political correspondent jonathan blake has the latest. prime minister, what do you say abo

the companies can do what they nant. and mr. rose, whose parents -- his mother r confirmed while she hwas alive that they had insurance, yet there was, there's no way to force the companies to come forward and come clean. >> so the remedy to this is what? >> legislation allowing -- validating the state laws requiring the companies to publish the names which the garamendi case -- >> so there is no requirement --? >> no requirement.. >> -- that names have to be public -- >> it's all voluntary. and by the way, 25% of german names is all that was published, and less than 20% in eastern europe. the guy who did the research into the industry testified to that too. so even though there were names that were published and even though peopleve who found their families' names on that list were denied claims by icheck -- and i've got a long list of claimants that i can show you, including one of your constituents. although many escaped, the great grandparents owned a business, and they were betrayed. that policy never appearedded on the ich

fifa have ruled that cardiff city must pay the first instalment of 5.3 million pounds to nantes for strikertravelling from france tojoin his new club. cardiff have argued they were not liable for any of the full 15 million pound fee because sala was not officially their player when he died. the second instalment of the agreed fee is due to be paid nextjanuary. cardiff say they are seeking further clarification from fifa regarding the ruling before deciding what steps to take regarding the ruling before deciding what steps to take. on to the world athletics championships and what a moment for britain's dina asher—smith as she received her first major global medal earlier after coming second in the women's 100 metres last night. clearly no sign of fatigue, though, as she ran the fastest time of the day to reach the 200m semi finals winning her heat in 22.32 seconds. fellow britsjodie williams and beth dobbin are also through. but asher smith is ranked current number one in this event and is the favourite to win herfirst global outdoor title. meanwhile, britain's adam gemili clocked 20.03 seco

productivity enhancers are going to be important in a tag nant, dploebl economy.to see a lot of the money in europe spent on productivity enhancers. so i like this space quite a bit. >> if energy goes back to the dug house, isn't there more of a put. >> yeah, yeah. i think energy does go back into the dog house. can turn on and off a lot faster than it used to be able to and we're seeing signs that they can restore this production in saudi arabia faster than we were seeing it in the price of oil. so i think some of those trades do unwind. not necessarily to where they were before the attack, butter than where they are now. >> got it, thank you, jim. i think we're going to shawn td amer trade's trading strategy manager. what are you watching into the close here on this friday? it's been quite a week it has just looking at how we started off the day, even b though we were in the green, if you look at the heat map, there were still a red spots. so what we saw in term of upside, it wasn't very strong. so it didn't take much to really knock us down from there al we nee