however, neville insists he's the right man to lead the lionesses.it of time, but like i say, there's a thirst for learning. wins buy you time to implement more, and i think this tournament gives us a great, great opportunity to win games of football against the best teams in the world. the she believes cup represents a real baptism of fire for neville. after tonight's match against france, they then take on the top two teams in the world — germany and then the usa. somebody who knows just how tough that's going to be is former england captain casey stoney, who recently retired to take up a coaching position on neville's backroom staff. he's very driven, he's very focused, but he's also quite relaxed. he's a relaxed guy, he's easy to talk to, and he's very keen on getting to know the players. neville insists he shouldn't be judged on just this one tournament and says that whilst there are those that would like to see him fail, he can handle the pressure of being an international manager. you can look at it two ways — you can say, wow, three massively

the talking is over — tonight, phil neville takes charge of england's women for the first time. of the world indoor athletics in birmingham. can laura muir win gold for britain? and we catch up with england's record wicket taker, jimmy anderson, who fears for the future of test cricket. the england rugby union head coach, eddiejones, says he'll no longer use public transport after being physically and verbally abused on his way back from the calcutta cup match in edinburgh on saturday. a video emerged today showing jones being harrassed at a manchester railway station on sunday. jones says he came in for more abuse on hisjourney from manchester to london later on sunday. our rugby union reporter chris jones joins us now. it's a shame he didn't have the rest of his squad with him, isn't it! how did this come about? was travelling from edinburgh to manchester to watch the united and chelsea game with sir alex ferguson and then, going to london, jones said he was subjected to further verbal and physical abuse. and at manchester oxford road railway station in that video. it's unfort

this whole tournament is a baptism of fire for phil neville. m the world in the us, and the six best team in the world against france. he isn't showing his critics what he can do. if he can beat germany as well, that would be a huge success for him. thanks for joining us. now, if you are going to take a punt who scored barcelona's winner in their crucial match against atletico madrid, you would guess it was lionel messi. it was an exquisite free quick, but also messi's 600th goal for club and country in an extraordinary career. barcelona's victory moves them eight points clear of rivals atletico in second place. they are 15 points clear of real madrid, in third. the keeper had no chance. in the aviva premiership, exeter chiefs have extended their lead at the top after beating second placed saracens at sandy park. exeter took an early lead against the european champions with a second minute penalty before ben earl went on to score the first try of the game. the chiefs ran out 24—12 winners over a depleted saracens who were missing most of their

phil neville's side also face germany on sunday and the usa a week today., said today that his man is happy to fight wbc champion deontay wilder, who defends his title against unbeaten cuban luis ortiz in new york on saturday. wilder doesn't think thatjoshua wants to fight him, though. i don't believe at the home once this fight. eddie hurd is milking it, every dollar! let's cross live to new york, where our reporter, ade adedoyin, is in place ahead of saturday's fight. and, ade, this has got the makings of quite a spicy encounter? there is an awful lot riding on this fight, not just his there is an awful lot riding on this fight, notjust his belt but the possibility of facing anthonyjoshua in the huge bout later this year. but this bout has generated a lot of headlines because the opponent on saturday has failed to drug tests in the last three years. the most recent was in november last year we re recent was in november last year were the first fight got cancelled because of that failed test but the wbc accepted his explanation that the diuretic he tested

the person currently in the role is phil neville.r his appointment england are just one point from winning the she believes cup. they've beaten france and drawn with germany that against the number one site the usa at home this will be the toughest test yet for phil neville‘s site. plenty at stake tonight although this plan to enjoy some downtown tomorrow. we are sending them to disneyland on thursday morning. that's the treat, thursday morning they will be leaving the hotel at about half past seven or eight o'clock, three or four hours in disneyland, a once—in—a—lifetime possibility, because of their schedules it is rare that they get long after they've got three or four hours in disneyland, with mickey mouse and donald duck. the world cup is taking place in russia and this is how fifa have promoted the tournament, with 99 days to go, some familiar faces doing to be appeased. former england captain wayne rooney, rinaldo, doing keepy uppies. ronaldo, who won the world cup twice with brazil, diego maradona, and look at this, fifa pres

england thump france 4—1 at that she believes gupta and phil neville the perfect start to his reign asd coach. and the great ethiopian can save a db by wins a third successive 3000 metres title at the world indoor athletics championship. hello, and welcome to the programme, where we start with a sparsley filled emirates stadium in north london where arsenal were given a first half footballing lesson by manchester city in the premier league just days after being beaten by the same team in the league cup final. three first half goals, led by german international leroy sane who scored one himself wasn't added to after the interval though, while arsenal faled to score, and saw pierre emerick aubameyang have a penalty saved heaping more presure on gunners boss arsene wenger. physically, it was our highest game of the season. we played with low confidence, and you could see that at the start of the game. and we paid with it —— for it, because the quality team took advantage of that. after that, we maintain to go, and we needed a penalty to go have a chance to come back. and that was negative

phil neville has clearly done a good job and tonight ‘s game is an exciting prospect. clearly done aoking for female coaches, the same must apply to the cricket team because there has been a reliance on mentoring that role as well. yes and there has been a real challenge across most sports about getting females into coaching positions because most women do not consider coaching as a possibility. you might do because your own children or partner or whatever is involved in a sport but actually again the world has shifted and we need to help women understand that sport is now, coaching in sport is now a career option for them. should we have a look inside? this is the observer magazine this morning. talking about children engaging with track, explain this. these are photographs from the drag competition in the states, you would expect them to lead on this. what is interesting is them topping about how drag has become mainstream and at photo first because i thought that looks pretty hideous but then in the article it talks about disney is mainstream and you see these girls dressed as lit

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he tried to outdo both neville chamberlain and bill clinton with a timid reckless policy of appeasement iran and radical mull laws calling for death to america. same people promising to wipe america and israel off the map who burn american and israeli flags. in other words, they hate our guts. that didn't stop obama from orchestrating one of the worst deals ever in the history of mankind. now, the appeaser in chief, he gave iran $150 billion while still allowing them to spin their centrifuges. here is obama surrendering to the radical mull laths in case you are interested. >> today, after two years of negotiations, the united states, together with our international partners has achieved something that decades of an mols city has not. a comprehensive long-term deal with iran that will prevent it from obtaining a nuclear weapon. this deal demonstrates that american diplomacy can bring about real and meaningful change. change that makes our country and the world safer and more secure. this deal is also in line with a tradition of american leadership. >> sean: no, you, unlike neville chambe

while we'll hear from deontay wilder and phil neville later in the programme.st to anfield and the late kick off in the premier league. liverpool have a chance to go second with a win over newcastle. mo farah has put liverpool in front. the egyptian has scored in several matches. —— mo saleh. they'vejust started the second half at anfield, it is still 1—0 to liverpool. lizzie, mo saleh again, the snip of the season. 32 goals he has now scored. john, i wanted to put this to you, a few years ago, pundits we re to you, a few years ago, pundits were dim owning the demise of the 30 goal striker, we've got loads of them. he's not even a striker, he is a winner. we expected him to do well but nobody ever expected him to do this well. that was a great save as well. let's move on to swansea, west ham. another 4—1 defeat for david moyes, swansea, this is who this lobby is about, leaping out of the relegation zone after 13? when you have to leave your fortress. 4—1 winds today, they were in power, everything that could have gone wrong for west ham did. the manager seems t

he tried to outdo both neville chamberlain and bill clinton with a timid reckless policy of appeasement iran and radical mull laws calling for death to america. same people promising to wipe america and israel off the map who burn american and israeli flags. in other words, they hate our guts. that didn't stop obama from orchestrating one of the worst deals ever in the history of mankind. now, the appeaser in chief, he gave iran $150 billion while still allowing them to spin their centrifuges. here is obama surrendering to the radical mull laths in case you are interested. >> today, after two years of negotiations, the united states, together with our international partners has achieved something that decades of an mols city has not. a comprehensive long-term deal with iran that will prevent it from obtaining a nuclear weapon. this deal demonstrates that american diplomacy can bring about real and meaningful change. change that makes our country and the world safer and more secure. this deal is also in line with a tradition of american leadership. >> sean: no, you, unlike neville chambe

neville said he was lucky to have inherited such a strong squad and he was very happy with the way theyk bravery is the one word i have used more than any other word in the last three days. it's easy saying it, but the hardest thing is to do it. my players played with massive courage today against a side that, you know, say what you want, but we have been really poor against them. england wicketkeeper jonny bairstow says he has no plans to follow his one—day teammates adil rashid and alex hales into playing solely limited overs cricket. england face new zealand in the third match of their one—day series overnight. jonny bairstow wants to stay in the test side as well. it is very much a personal decision. i won't be playing solely white ball cricket for a long time. look, as i say, it's an individual thing that people have got to weigh up within themselves. that is all the sport 110w. themselves. that is all the sport now. we will be back in the next hour. all the latest sports news there. you're watching bbc news. we are waiting to hear in the next few minutes from the prime minister th

phil neville was as pleased as punch, as you might imagine.ple out there would want him to fail. he has had a brilliant start and feels his message to his new players has got through. i think bravery is the one word i have used more than any other in the la st have used more than any other in the last three days. it is easy saying it but the hardest thing is to do it. my players played with massive courage today against a side, say what you want, we have been really poor against. they will have to step up again because they come thick and fast in this club, they have germany and the usa, both very useful women's team. is not good for arsenal? not useful at all. you go back to last sunday and they were completely humbled in the league cup final to manchester city, 3—0. would you believe they played city again in the league last night and again 3—0. embarrassed cink am really. tens of of empty seats. —— embarrassing, really. the weather probably had something to do with it but there was probably foreboding and people do not want to see arsenal g

and disappointment for phil neville is the new england women's manager?nowing that a draw against the united states in orlando would give them an international tournament victory and a huge boost after what's been a tumultuous period, with the sacking of mark sampson and the somewhat unpopular appointment of phil neville. unfortunately, they just fell short. facing the world's number one side in their own back yard, they put in a strong performance. the only difference was an unsightly piece of defending, which ended up with an own goal for keeper karen bardsley, much to the disappointment of neville. defeat hurts, it is why i kept the players on the pitch at the end of the game, because sometimes you have to feel that hurt and pain, see the opposition lift the trophy, because it sticks with you, and we hope at the next competition, they remember this pain and it kicks them on even more. well, one way of trying to improve their mood will be a visit to disneyland when the players wake up, but it may be little consolation. more sport after ten. good morning

england thump france 4—1 at that she believes gupta and phil neville the perfect start to his reign asird successive 3000 metres title at the world indoor athletics championship. hello, and welcome to the programme, where we start with a sparsley filled emirates stadium in north london where arsenal were given a first half footballing lesson by manchester city in the premier league just days after being beaten by the same team in the league cup final. three first half goals, led by german international leroy sane who scored one himself wasn't added to after the interval though, while arsenal faled to score,

from the chair of the foreign affairs select committee, and the former security minister baroness nevillenk of england chief economist on addressing its elitist past? i was probably one of the first vintages that did not go to oxford or cambridge. that did not go to a public school. that might come at things from slightly different angles. and this... and hundreds of videos. and his 33—year—old daughter yulia, are still in a critical condition in hospital in salisbury. in hospital too is one of the emergency services personnel who attended the scene when they were found unconscious in the town. the military research facility at porton down is believed to be examining unknown material, and the counter terrorism policing network at the met is now in charge of the investigation, but so far, we know nothing about what happened to them, if they were poisoned, or, if they were, by whom. that didn't stop the foreign secretary borisjohnson addressing the commons to say that the disturbing incident had echoes i'm joined by our diplomatic editor mark urban, who has news of a development tonight. wh

goalfrom millie bright seeing england go behind, but white came to the rescue late on to secure phil neville'sow face usa in their final game in orlando on thursday. i don't think anyone team has created as many chances, clear—cut chances, against a side like germany ina long chances, against a side like germany in a longtime. i'm pleased with the team, please with their attitude and i think people back home will probably say we're heading in the right direction. now ijust can't wait for the last game, it's the game probably we've all been waiting for, the usa game. it would be nice to go and get a little bit of sunshine on our back because it's been freezing the last two games. world champions usa took the lead in the early game against france after a scramble inside the area. mallory pugh finally finding the back of the net as thousands of home fans cheered them on. just a few minutes later, still inside the first half, eugenie le sommer got the french level and rescued a draw for the defending tournament champions as it finished i—i, and france will take on germany in their last game on wed

so who did he bring into the war cabinet, neville chamberlain. he kept him very close. if you read winston churchill's eulogy for neville chamberlain who died of cancer not long after the war began, it was a remarkable document. churchhill said how can we gain say a man who was speaking peace. it was about reaching out creating a culture of civility and mutual deference to create a working, governorring environment. we don't have that now and i'm sure we'll talk about how we can push it. >> jamie. >> i have seen it on a different level as a reporter where is gradually escalated from the time i came in washington under president bush and then under president obama i saw it a little more and then under president trump it has kind of exploded and it has gotten very first ral and personal where people are attacking my family and what i look like. >> particularly you specifically? >> yeah. it's gone to a whole new level i think. what i'm talking about, when we talk about civility, i have experienced it on various levels. so i can only imagine that, i think that it is got to

phil neville says the team ‘s performances in the competition show that the players trust in. -- him.isk, because you need to find out about your players in the biggest game. this could be a world cup final ini2 game. this could be a world cup final in 12 months time and i want to see whether we can play this way ini2 to see whether we can play this way in 12 months time in the biggest occasions. i am going to test my players even more. despite centuries forjonny bairstow and joe root, england have suffered a batting collapse which could prove crucial when new zealand head out to bat later in dunedin chasing 336 for the win. for win to keep the series alive. the black caps won the toss and elected to field with england at 267, when bairstow was dismissed for 138 after a partnership of 190 with joe root. including bairstow, they lost six wickets forjust 21 runs as leg spinner ish sodhi took figures of four for 58 from his ten overs with england 2—1 up in the best of five series. kusal perera hit a half—century as sri lanka beat india by five wickets in the opening game of their t20 tri

new manager phil neville says the team's recent performances show that the players trust him.ut this game because it was a we try to focus on france and germany and leave it. but everybody wa nts to germany and leave it. but everybody wants to play. i named the team this morning and i spoke to a couple of players who are not playing and it was difficult, the most difficult thing i have done because ultimately, they want to play in this game. but what i said to the players that are not involved is that the other day, i made six substitutions and everyone made a difference and improved us and i will do the same in the second half, 01’ will do the same in the second half, orfirst half against will do the same in the second half, or first half against the usa. they area team or first half against the usa. they are a team that plays really aggressively. and they press high and they try and get the ball from you in your defensive third. so they are straight onto the back four and the two wide players are direct and they play inside so we have to really defend well. it is a big game

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. >> and now pauleen nevile jones is former head of britain's joint intelligence committee in our london bureau with us. thank you so much for your time. let's first start with this officer, his actions, his being a sacrifice that saved lives. >> police forces increasingly do face danger from terrorism. i think this particular officer's actions are quite extraordinary and i have no doubt that france will seek to reward that and make a memorial of it as indeed we've had to do in london with policemen for instance who were shot and killed in front of parliament about a year ago. so this is a very unfortunate feature of the moment of all of life in many european cities. >> isis of course has lost so much ground in the middle east, but with attacks like this, is there is a concern that this new approach, this is what authorities will have to guard against? >> well, i certainly think we already of course have attacks generated on the soil in europe. sometimes by people who have been in serial or indeed elsewhere and sometimes by people who are simply followers and radicalized in europe. it is

phil neville's side have beaten france, drawn with germany.fically banned viagogo from using the claim "official site" and from using the term "100% guarentee" as they think it misleads fans who are not necessarily guaranteed entry to the events they purchased tickets for. let's talk now to russ tannen who runs the ticketing app dice which works with artists to ensure tickets only go to fans for face value. rebecca montague who forked out over £600 for four tickets to depeche mode last year, sarah west who bought tickets for dancing on ice, but can't afford the huge £85 fee per ticket sarah, that is frustrating, her face time line has frozen. russ, talk to me about your concerns about the current state of the ticketing market? we welcomed the changes, the legislation. but we think there is another part to this and this is where technology comes in, where dice comes in. we also believe that the price that fans pay should be the price that fans pay should be the price that is up front. we think there is another layer, which is stopping the ticke

neville says the tournament still has its positives despite the team just falling short in orlando.formance, the only difference an unsightly piece of defending which ended up with an own goal for keeper karen bardsley, who thinks the team's future is bright under neville. it's really exciting, we get to play some really good football and everybody is proud of the opportunities we get to really build and try and entertain as well. we have to use our strengths, you know, the best that we can, and i feel like phil allows us to do that, he instilled belief in what we're doing, so i'm excited because we've been together a few weeks and we've already made quite a bit of progress, so there's a lot of exciting things to come. mark cavendish has suffered a number of injuries, including a fractured rib and some swelling on his face, in a crash in italy. cavendish, seen here on the far right at the start of yesterday's opening stage of the tirreno—adriatico, completed the stage after the rest of his team dimension data teammates. he earlier crashed at over 30mph, although the tv cameras misse

new manager phil neville says the teams performances in the competition show that the players trust himhest opponent yet. we tried to block out this came is a standout game and focus on hansen germany and leave much of the attention and build—up to the usa. i named the team this morning, and it was difficult to speak to both players who are not saying. because ultimately they want to play in this game but what i said to the players that are not involved is the other day i made six substitutions and every one of those made a difference. and i will do the same in the second half against the usa. they are a team that plays aggressively. and they press time and they try and get the ball from you in your defensive third so they're straight onto the back four. they are ready direct and play inside so we have to defend well. it isa inside so we have to defend well. it is a big game tomorrow for the fullbacks. can you imagine what it must have been like to see muhammad ali on a bus, down your local street? believe it or not, more than a0 years ago the one they called "the greatest" took a fligh

england women's head coach phil neville has recalled captain steph houghton for the forthcoming world and bosnia herzegovina. houghton missed the shebelieves cup earlier this month through injury as did jordan nobbs who has also been selected. a sailor participating in the volvo ocean race is reported to have been lost at sea. john fisher, who was racing for sun hung kai scallywag fell overboard nearly fifteen thousand nautical miles from cape horn. now it's set to be the most significant fight of anthony joshua's career — a three belt unification clash with wbo titlist joseph parker awaits him at cardiff's principality stadium this weekend. it's a spectable he says will go down in history and earn him over 20 million pounds in the process. sara orchard has been to meet him. the people's champion, there are not many who dislike anthonyjoshua but he is yet another multi—million pound fight night approaching and once again the stakes are raised. champion versus champion, undefeated fighter versus undefeated fighter. someone's got to go. the final press conference in london before headin

i'm arthel neville. >> hello. i'm eric shawn.concerns rising over a potential trade war, perhaps after the president announced steep new tariffs on steel and aluminum. the president is tweeting, quote, the united states has an 800 billion-dollar trade deficit because of our quote very stupid trade deals and policies. our jobs and relt

phil neville has got off to a cracking start in his new position.s to do it and the players played with massive courage against the side that, you know, see what you want, we have been really poor against them. katarina johnson-thompson has started her bed for pentathlon gold at the indoor championships in birmingham. she was sixth fastest in the opening event this morning, the 60 metre hurdles. the highjump is going on at the moment where the shot putt, long jump and 800m to follow. and these are the pictures of laura muir who won are first medal on the world stage, bronze and 80,000 metres. she said it always meant more to her than her european gold medals. some breaking news, clodius —— gymnast fryjapan gold medals. some breaking news, clodius —— gymnast fry japan will not be competing at the next commonwealth games, she has broken her ankle. we will bring you more on that later. thank you for that. in a major speech this afternoon on a future brexit deal, the prime minister theresa may will set out five "tests" for a uk—eu deal and pledge to "br

intersects so many different parts of culture throughout the world so creating the show with morgan nevilledt. we thought food could be the trojan horse to talk about good and bad things in culture. >> trevor: chinese food, it feels less about the food itself and about how cheese people in america have had to simulate and how the food has had to seem late in many ways to fit in with american culture. what did you learn in that experience looking at cheese food in america. >> it goes to when they came to work on the railroads and how they were marginalized in the 1890s or so. without getting too much into the history, as delicious as cheese food, is and it seems the most prevalent throughout the world, it's never been seen as cool as other european question season and, quite frankly, i think there's been a lot of hidden racism in how people perceive not just chinese food, but basically anything that's different than the mainstream america, right? and you see that with msg or how people see, like, cheap meats in asian and chinese restaurants and a lot of that is not true. they're not even mis

phil neville says the tournament.ournament showed his players trust him.|j the performances in the tournament showed his players trust him. i see this game as a bit of a... not where we canjust this game as a bit of a... not where we can just go for it this game as a bit of a... not where we canjust go for it in a this game as a bit of a... not where we can just go for it in a way this game as a bit of a... not where we canjust go for it in a way and gamble and risk, because you need to find out about your players in the biggest game. they could be a world cup final biggest game. they could be a world cupfinal in12 biggest game. they could be a world cup final in 12 months' time and i wa nt to cup final in 12 months' time and i want to see if we can play this way in12 want to see if we can play this way in 12 months in the biggest occasions. i will test my players even more. russia remained suspended from international athletics and the governing body of the sport said it could permanently exclude the country in the d

high stakes face to face talks will start in one nine hundred thirty eight british prime minister neville chamberlain came away from a meeting in munich where the german leader he declared peace in our time a year later world war two broke out. nine hundred sixty was next to the height of the cold war u.s. president john f. kennedy had with soviet leader mikhail the key to khrushchev kennedy later described the meeting as the worst thing in my life a year later the two nuclear superpower stood on the brink of war over the cuban missile crisis he said to two next us president richard nixon went to china to meet chairman mao thought business was hailed as a diplomatic success and he's seen as the catalyst that began the process of opening china to the outside world in the mid eighty's u.s. president ronald reagan held a series of meetings with soviet leader mikhail gorbachev their efforts to scale back the arms race between the two countries eventually led to the end of the cold war finally if this meeting happens donald trump would become the first u.s. president to meet with a north korea

, was working at the supermarket four days before christmas when she was stabbed several times by nevilleay never be released. the crown prosecution service has ruled out a further review of the death of poppi worthington, the 13 month—old girl who died in barrow—in—furness in december 2012. a coroner concluded in january she had been sexually assaulted by her father paul worthington, hours before she died of asphyxia. he denies any wrongdoing. the anglo—dutch consumer company unilever, the third biggest firm in the uk, has denied brexit is a factor in its decision to base its new headquarters in rotterdam, rather than london. unilever, which makes staples such as marmite and hellmann's mayonnaise, insists it's fully committed to its british operations. a police investigation into the deaths of 71 people who died in the grenfell tower blaze has revealed that a fire door installed in the tower block was only able to hold back the flames for around 15 minutes — just half the time it was supposed to work for. survivors of the fire have called the revelations "shocking". tom symonds reports.

neville hord has beenjailed for at least 30 years — after admitting stabbing to death the daughter ofimes. prosecutors described hord‘s motive for the killing as ‘revenge‘. a government inspector has recommended that northamptonshire county council, which has faced serious financial problems, should be abolished, and replaced with two new councils. the conservative council has accepted the findings, and its leader has resigned. hsbc has revealed that its female staff in the uk earned 59% less than their male colleagues last year. bonuses at the bank awarded to men were 86% higher than those given to women. hsbc said less than a quarter of senior roles were filled by women. police investigating the fire at grenfell tower in west london, which claimed the lives of 71 people, say tests on a front door from one of the flats, showed it was far less fire—resista nt than intended. survivors of the blaze have described the finding as ‘shocking‘ as our home affairs correspondent tom symonds reports. could what happened here be the result of corporate manslaughter? that is what the police are i

neville hord pleaded guilty to murdering 30—year—old mother jodie willsher in skipton, north yorkshired was told he may never be released. the police investigation into the deaths of 71 people who died in the grenfell tower blaze have revealed that a fire door taken from the building has failed a fire test. it held back flames forjust 15 minutes. it should have held them back for 30. survivors of the fire have called the revelations ‘shocking'. tom symonds reports. could what happened here be the result of corporate manslaughter? that is what the police are investigating. highly technical work, including the test of a door from a grenfell flat. one that was undamaged in the fire. in this standard test, heat is applied to one side and the door must hold for 30 minutes. here, there's some smoke, but this door easily passes the test. the sample from grenfell lasted 15 minutes. the police informed the government, which has consulted its own experts. the response... there is no change to fire safety advice that the public should follow. i, nevertheless, fully appreciate that this news will

coming up on sportsday on bbc news: england women's head coach phil neville takes charge for his firstlives cup tournament in the usa. they've been called britain's lost children — around 4,000 of them who were forcibly sent abroad to countries like australia, canada and new zealand in the years after world war ii. they were promised new lives in the sunshine. instead, many suffered horrendous physical and sexual abuse. now, an independent inquiry into what went on has urged the british government to pay compensation to all the survivors. our home affairs correspondent tom symonds reports. a dark history — british children lied to, deported, sexually abused, even tortured. i've lived for 60—odd years with this. it went unmentioned for decades. even today, this is not a well—known scandal. but it has devastated lives and continues to blight them. all we did was do as we were told. and suffered immensely for it. the child migrants were from poor backgrounds, promised a better life in the sunshine. and when visitors came, especially from britain, that's how it seemed. but last year, the n

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england women's coach phil neville faces his toughest assignment so far shortly when his side take ont in newjersey. they are under way at the red bull arena nicknamed the giant floating silver souffle due to it's unusual design. these are live pictures. i can tell you that germany 1—0 up. england had a pep talk before the match from david beckham. this a more difficult assignment against the world number two side than the comfortable 4—1 victory over france in their opening match of the tournament in midweek. germany 1—0 up germany1—0 up in germany 1—0 up in newjersey. live pictures are in the match continues on the bbc red button, as england have equalised. 18 minutes into the game and they are all square. 1—1 in newjersey. average game and they are all square. 1—1 in new jersey. average continues game and they are all square. 1—1 in newjersey. average continues on the bbc sport website and on the red button. —— coverage continues. in the aviva premiership, exeter chiefs have extended their lead at the top after beating second placed saracens at sandy park. exeter took an early lead

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arthel: i'm arthel neville. the president also announcing former u.s.ton would replace national security advisor h.r. mcmaster following the firing of secretary of state rex tillerson.

a good —— big moment for phil neville, especially in the shebelieves cup, playing against the top twoed germany last night and they played germany last night and they got an important draw, great for phil neville and their progress with the ultimate aim of winning the world cup at some point in the future. to matters on the pitch now and england's women came from behind to draw 2—2 with germany in their shebelieves cup match in new york. ellen white scored both england goals. a little pep talk from david beckham as well before that match, we will bring you that later. manchester city edge closer to the premier league title. they beat chelsea 1—0. four more wins and pep guardiola's side will take the trophy. bernardo silva scoring yesterday. andrew pozzi won a sensational gold for great britain at the world indoor athletics championships in birmingham. his victory in the 60 metres hurdles came byjust one hundredth of a second! incredibly tight finish there. and after 12 years, british men's tennis has a brand new number one. when the rankings are released this morning, kyle edmund will

arthel: i'm arthel neville. the president also announcing former u.s.mbassador john bolton would replace national security advisor h.r. mcmaster following the firing of secretary of state rex tillerson. director mike pompeo has been selected for that job and former campaign manager corey lewandowski defending the president's changes. >> he listens to the positions of the people around him and then he makes the decision. but you have to have people who are on the president's agenda. it's the president's final call. if you are a staff member, you have to be on the president's team. arthel: kevin corke is near the president's mar-a-lago retreat. more tweets and another staff change. reporter: this doesn't rise to the level of the other departures you and i have been talking about. but it's notable nonetheless. you heard eric mention it in the open. joe digenova was going to join the president's legal team, and neither will his wife who is an accomplished attorney. the statement reads, the president is disappointed. the conflicted prevent them from joining

arthel: i'm arthel neville. the president is slamming the makeup of mueller's team saying it's populated with hardened democrats. president trump also tweeting about mccabe's claims they had memos on their meetings. trump said her in took notes when he was with me. probably at a later date. can we call them fake memos? ellison barber is live with us from the white house. reporter: yesterday president trump's personal attorney says he hopes deputy attorney general rob rosenstein would bring the mueller investigation to an end. he was speaking in his own personal capacity and not that of the president. but the president is sending out a series of tweets saying why does the mueller team have 13 hardened democrats, some of them big crooked hillary supporters and zero republic cabs. does anyone think this is fair and yet there is no collusion. democratic senator chuck schumer said this. trump is floating trial balloons about derailing the mueller investigation. the leadership has the responsibility to our country and

welcome to news *, i'm arthel neville. eric: "i'm eric shawn.accone is facing a tough race against democratic opponent conor lamb. the president is rallying against democrats. and he revealed his 2020 campaign slogan. president trump: in washington, d.c., there is a lot of evil. a lot of bad people. a lot of bad people, a lot of fake media. that is why we have to defeat nancy pelosi. our new slogan when we start running in -- can you believe it, two years from now -- is going to be keep america great exclamation point. keep america great! eric: ellison barber is at the white house with more on what we expect today. reporter: president trump spoke to a packed room for a little over an hour last night. it felt have much like the campaign rallies we saw when he was trying to get to the white house. the president spoke about his tariff proposals and he talked about the e.u. trade policy. he threatened to tax car imports coming from the e.u. he also spent a silg amount of -- a significant amount of time attacking the media. president trump: sleepy ey

arthel: and i'm arthel neville.e rising over potential trade wars after the president announced steep new tariffs on steel and aluminum. the president tweeting today: the united states has an $800 billion yearly trade deficit because of our very stupid trade deals and policies. our jobs and wealth are being given to other countries that have taken advantage of us for years. they laugh at what fools our leaders have been. no more. molly henning berg is live in with the latest. what's the timeline on this? >> reporter: president trump intends to sign an executive order next week adding a 25% tax to imported steel and a 10% tax to importedded aluminum in part to counter other countries such as china overproducing metal like steel and dumping into it the u.s. market. president trump says he's trying the save the american steel industry and to fight back against an $800 billion trade deficit. and he responded today to threats of retaliation by the european union by tweeting, quote: if the e.u. wants to further increase t

it is phil neville's burst the competition since he has been in charge.h victory in dundedin. jonny bairstow and joe root both hit centuries to set the hosts a stiff target but new zealand have responded well to set up another tight finish. along one of cricket england, hasn't it been? fingers crossed we get a result. john isner the lots throughout the morning. as is carol. good morning. good morning, everyone. this morning, quite a lot of weather on once again but for many today it will be a much drier and but for many today it will be a much drierandi but for many today it will be a much drier and i today, especially in scotland. sunshine and showers there, a nice simple one. showers around at the moment in the north and west of scotland, they could turn wintry across shetland, and there's also a noticeable wind here too. heavier showers moving around east anglia and the south—east, clearing away, leaving some cloud behind. you can see a lot of dry weather and sunshine, compared to yesterday in parts of scotland, vastly different. showers coming in acro

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phil neville will shortly take charge of england's women's football team for the first time as they facef the players who complained about being treated unfairly during the mark sampson era, it is her first call—up to the england squad for three years. lucy bronze ca pta i ns for three years. lucy bronze captains her country for the first time this evening. it's a huge honour, i think anyone who has ever been captain of their club or country will always say being captain isa country will always say being captain is a huge honour, but this week especially. we're playing top teams the world. there is a bit more responsibility on it. we've got a new manager. a new squad. there is a bit more to it this week. it's definitely a huge honour. going to try and do my best. i always do. yeah, hopefully it works out well. we'll keep you up—to—date with that. great britain have claimed their first gold medal at the track cycling championships in the netherlands. they beat denmark by more than one second half the first time they've be world champions in this event since 2012 and there was special prai