so some talented boys around. -- ollie well. so some talented boys around. —— ollie pope.agent scott mcgarvey has been speaking to the bbc about the daily telegraph sting operation that saw his client sam allardyce sacked as england manager in 2016 afterjust 67 days in charge. he was secretly filmed offering ways of bypassing fa transfer rules. garvey has been speaking to richard askam about the impact the incident had on his life and his relationship with allardyce the friendship you had was severely tarnished. it was for sure tarnished. it was for sure tarnished. sam was in a bad way after that. i tried to speak to him after that. i tried to speak to him a few times 434 months. then ijust had to accept that maybe he did not wa nt had to accept that maybe he did not want to speak to me and i had to given that sol want to speak to me and i had to given that so i backed off. i went into a bit of a shell myself. there was no one i did not know in football, nobody i could not get to. it was a great feeling to have that. but then when it all happened it fell on top of me and i

olly foster watched the action.chester city might be playing catch up in the premier league, but they've been perfect in europe. raheem sterling, who scored a hat—trick against atalanta two weeks ago, took five minutes to find the net. just before half—time, there was a penalty shout — handball in the wall. pep guardiola knew it, the video assistant was involved. the easy bit should have been this for gabrieljesus. they'd regret that miss. a rare moment of quality from the italians pulled them back into the match. city had to play with ten men for the last ten minutes claudio bravo sent off. kyle walker, the stand—in keeper, stood firm. city should still reach the last 16, but not tonight. away matches in belgrade have always been intimidating. tottenham's task was to block out the noise and try and rediscover the form that saw them beat red star 5—0 last month. they did that and also reproduced something that wouldn't look out of place in a school playground — the first start for spurs capped with a first goal. son

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hello, i'm olly foster at the bbc sport centre, here's what's coming up on sportsday. time's up for unai emery, sacked after 18 months at arsenal. fulham have hung onto third in the championship after being fellow play—off side swa nsea and owen farrell returns for saracens, to help secure 4 more points in their great escape. it seems to be sacking season in the premier league, 10 days ago spurs got rid of mauricio pochettino and now their north london rivals arsenal have dispensed with their manager, unai emery‘s reign lasting 18 months. "results and performances were not at the level required". say the club. thursday europa league defeat to eintracht frankfurt means that they haven't won a match in 7 attempts, their worse run for 27 yea rs. emery released a short statement on the arsenal website this evening thanking the fans. "it has been a year and a half full of emotions, of great moments and some other more bitter ones, but not a single day has gone by without me stopping to think about how lucky i have been to work for this club with these players. they have alw

hello, i'm olly foster.e's what's coming up on sportsday this evening: we made mistakes and we accept the penalty. can saracens now save their season? eddiejones tells us that saracens' punishment could also be bad news for england. there might be some saracens players that feel like they have to play for their club instead of their country, to make sure they don't go down. this could be the week that wales make it back to the euros, and they hope they can be motivated by their french adventure in 2016. also coming up in the programme... the drivers at war. ferrari call in vettel and le clerc for clear the air talks. and we see how a disability football club in kent is changing lives. hello and welcome to sportsday. saracens came out fighting earlier this month and vowed to appeal against their 35 point deduction and £5 million fine for breaking the rugby premiership's salary cap. they called the sanctions heavy—handed. today, their chairman nigel wray admitted, we have made mistakes and so, with humility, w

most concert resignation they say he has blood on his hands because he trying to protect officials ollie's recessed a 3 ball feasible one sentence we have. found no evidence and released him and they want us to believe that according to maltese media most cut intends to announce his resignation soon. now to some of the other stories making news around the world today and iraq's prime minister. has announced his intention to resign it follows the deaths of over 400 people during weeks of anti-government protests iraq iraqis have been demonstrating against government corruption and unemployment. in south korea k. pop star. has been sentenced to 6 years in prison for raping a woman with another k. pop star. secretly filmed the ripen shared the video online. june who was sentenced to 5 years in prison. and it's been announced that berlin's new international airport will finally open at the end of october next year it was supposed to open 9 years ago but it's been plagued by mismanagement mismanagement corruption and structural problems the project is also billions of euros over bunches. well m

mexico says it has granted asylum to bolivia next president abel more ollie's resigned from office on sunday following weeks of protests.

hello i'm olly foster, here's what's coming up on sportsday this evening. we are like a family and all families have disagreements, gareth southgate explains why he's dropped raheem sterling after his altercation with liverpool'sjoe gomez. sterling says emotions got he better of him as he took their anfield spat into the england camp. roger federer is in a happier place after his must win match at the atp finals in london. also coming up in the programme — we'll hear from andy murray and his different perspective on tour now. i don't need to set a target of top ten are trying to make the semis of the grand slam or anything like that because i've done all of that before. hello and welcome to sportsday. evening, england's match against montenegro on thursday night should be a double celebration. it's the team's 1000th international and they should get the point they need to qualify for next year's european championship. but manchester city's raheem sterling, who so many at wembley will have been hoping to see, will play no part. dropped for disciplinary reaso

most cancer resignation they say he has blood on his hands because he trying to protect officials ollie's release or stay through it all feasible one sentence we investigated found no evidence and released him and they want us to believe that according to maltese media most cut intends to announce his resignation soon. with the murder of journalist duff me. and the ensuing scandal has exposed a swamp of corruption and organized crime. is in malta and we asked her what it would mean if the prime minister does go. that would just be a mere beginning i mean of course people here want justice that's what they always screaming at those demonstrations now justice justice they want people to go to jail for the murder bought everybody here knows that. the disease kills so much deeper there is this mafia like concrete action of people being sort of doing business together and doing favors for each other and doing criminal favors for each other and covering up money and laundering is rampant on the island there is a whole cozy no economy that has developed that laundering illegal money from russia

he chatted with olly foster about his side just falling at the last hurdle at the rugby world cup, but the impact saracens' punishment might have on his england side. it could have a significant impact and something that we need to weigh and something that we need to weigh and look at very carefully. obviously they don't like there may be some dislocation between the saracens players and the rest of the clu bs saracens players and the rest of the clubs and that is the reality that we might have to work to mend the relationships a bit harder. there might be some saracens players who feel like they have to play for the clu b i nstea d feel like they have to play for the club instead of the country. we are just over two weeks now, and when you lost 80,003 world cup final, you it took a long time to get over that. where we are at now, a couple weeks after the final defeat and japan... weeks after the final defeat and japan... i think i am in weeks after the final defeat and japan... i thinkl am in a better position than i was. and i think i need to understand you cannot take anything back

in the 90th minute, sheffield united still had just enough left to respond, as ollie mcburney‘s finishesd for handball and ensured honours and a dramatically even. when you are too—0 down, you fear the worst. you do, as a coach, you think back to last year, games like everton away. we lost 4—0 in the end, this group do not give in. it is such a big difference from last season is such a big difference from last season to now. they have made massive strides. i think they would have learned a lot from today as well. in italy, lazio remain 3rd in serie a after a 2—1 victory at sassuolo. ciro immobile put them in front with his 15th goal in 13 games this season. just before half—time, the home side were level. francesco caputo prodding home the equaliserfrom close range. the game looked to he heading for a draw, but sassuolo were denied a point when felipe caicedo scored the goal that won it for lazio in stoppage time. lazio remain two points ahead of city rivals roma who beat brescia. on—loan defender chris smalling scored the opening goal and set up the other two in a 3—0 victory. there wer

seeing it now when they're at their best no one can keep up yeah it's a good point now speaking about ollie he. been on fire lately you know this match in particular. come through with the brace the falls i mean their attacks they have a lot of monsters in their line a show absolutely in those 3 guys you mentioned certainly have been some of the big players for them this year on really looks rejuvenating this season on the marco rose i have to say marcus terram of course as well as been at the hype machine so far in the bundesliga he's got the famous dad obviously the self you know his performances have warranted a lot of attention but look passed on as well you guys like allison play he was such a big hit for got back last season definitely right on the 4 goals so far in the lake but 5 assists as well and then you've. already mentioned another young who also gives them a lot perhaps when the other guys a tiring or whatever someone he can throw in has an impact south and i think these guys are playing for each other and that is the real success of what marco rosa has done so far and when th

demanded most cuts resignation they say he has blood on his hands because he trying to protect officials ollie's release or stay through it all feasible one sentence reversed again think each camera found no evidence and released him they want us to believe that according to maltese media most cut intends to announce his resignation soon. young climate activists around the world took to the streets in the force of global fridays for future strike while they're demanding that the government step up their efforts to cut carbon emissions and they're sending a message to the u.n. climate change conference which begins in madrid next week where in berlin thousands of young activists protested in the city center. in berlin it might have been the consumer frenzy of black friday for some but on the streets here and around the world people were on strike for fridays for future a party atmosphere pervaded alongside the placards some took a dip in the city's river spray to draw attention to rising sea levels others simply felt compelled to demonstrate that it is and why are we here well there is a massive

hello, i'm olly foster, here's what's coming up on sportsday.g night for bale and wales...win and they are off to the euros again, we'll be live in cardiff injust a moment. scotla nd scotland and northern ireland also playing tonight, it is the play—offs for both of them and we will try to explain the path that lies ahead. hurricane hannah is back only two more world titles, she tells us about her road to tokyo. and also coming up, we find out how social media sort rachel miller make it into the winners enclosure this afternoon at linfield. good evening. it's a sell—out at the cardiff city stadium tonight becasue wales can book their place at next summer's european championship. beat hungary and they are there. let's cross live to cardiff now — our sports correspondent andy swiss is there. they were european semi—finalists 3 years ago and exceeded all expectations, they have been using those memories as a motivational tool. that's right, and the welsh fans will be desperate to get to the euros again after their unforgettable experience in 2016.

i'm in the presence ofhere dolly e her food, slept, took >>olly had a huge bed, bunks foher crew.throomays dolly has an even more lavish ride that cost nearly $3 million. >> we would all take off our the hotel d she'd get on her to bus and stay on her bus. >> love this so much. >> love her. >> dolly parton's "heart strings" premiers nomber 22nd on netflix. >> all right kyle, help us out with some "e.t birthdays. >> which former star of "the view" once studied nursing while in college? is it erri shepherd, jenny mccarthy or rosie o'donnell? the answer is next. > travel considation provid by -- ♪ >>> all nt week "e.t." is in thebahamas. >> nothing as real as being there. we're bringing hop and fun island style. bellamy is doing yoga with flamingos. dog the bounty hunter is visiting first responders. >> which former star of "the view" once studied nursing while in colle? is it sherri shepherd, jenny mccahy or rosie o'donnell? >> that was jenny mccarthy. >> when first got to l.a., i was excited to tell "e.t." -- i told my publicist to tell "e.t." it's my birthday. now 20 years later, stop.

but i think ollie retire when i die. i'm counting the cost it's the birthplace of neo liberalism but will it also be the death of it we're taking a look at the doctrine and the protests in chile against that kind of money makes the world go round but maybe this sort of thing is the wrong kind of investment. counting the cost on al-jazeera. we know the culture we know the problems that affect this part of the world very very well and that is something that we're trying to take to the rest of the world we have gone to places and reported on a story that you might take an international network for months to be able to do it united nations peacekeepers i think knowing i'm tired to know. you are challenging the forces were challenging companies who are going to places where nobody else is going. what are you protesting about how does this impact whether on line life based mental state comes directly out of translating slavery or if you join us on sand this is an attack on academic freedom and on our ability to do research and

yet he does feel the make yet ollie get good the last week i. took up i knew a lot of us. on the. drawing board and they said they lockheed martin boeing dime corp international computer sciences corp and aero vironment all told eric about 70 companies are interested in this $1000000000.00 contract as we look out for 35710 years this market remains a very much a growth market. this is the disease a permanent war that destroyed the mental waste. islam like fundamentalism. can power all of those who profit from a more politically economically and militarily. make no mistake a nuclear armed iran is not a challenge that can be contained it would threaten the elimination of israel the security of gulf nations and the stability of the global caught. at risk triggering a nuclear arms race in the region and they are raveling of the nonproliferation treaty. and how close is iran to getting. well let me show you brought a diagram for. here's a dark room. this is a bomb. this is a fuse. where should a red line be drawn. a red line should be drawn right here. the threat from iran is a politic

ollie pope is ready to keep wicket in his absence.nd lions. he's already in the side and kent batsman, zak crawley, could make his debut should buttler fail to prove his fitness. england lost by an innings in the first test and the cpatain knows that their batting has to improve. in terms of when we say about long, it doesn't mean we have to block it for three days and hope that that means for three days and hope that that mea ns we for three days and hope that that means we will get a big score. it means means we will get a big score. it means reading the situation and making good decisions for long periods of time, which allows you to about long. in the way i will do thatis about long. in the way i will do that is very different to rory burns. everyone has their own way of doing it. it's just finding that fit around the situations you find yourself in. manchester united still losing 2—1 in kazakhstan. we'll have more for you in sportsday at 6.30pm. of course we will have a lot more, we always do when it comes to sport. thank you. le

the drinks trolley is being pushed by ollie smith. that newsletter.he drinks trolley is being pushed by ollie smithli have some wines from off the beaten track. wines made from techniques that bring out the next frontier of flavour. you are in charge of what sir trevor eats. go to the website to vote. i will see you at 9:15am. sit up straight. that 9:15am. good morning. welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. our headlines today... the impact of 2a hours of torrential rain in northern england begins to emerge. one woman has died — and thousands now face the task of cleaning up flooded homes and businesses. catastrophic bushfires in eastern australia have killed at least two people and forced thousands from their homes — authorities say the worst of it isn't over. and as germany marks 30 years since the fall of the berlin wall, we hearfrom some of the people whose lives were changed in a few momentous days. and wembley awaits... with a record crowd expected at the national stadium — as england's women prepare to take on germany. goo

recognized by many as a symbol of left wing movements in latin america union leader and activist evermore ollie's became bolivia's 1st indigenous president of the his party movement to socialism won the 2005 election. during morales his almost 14 years in power believe is economy grew at one of the highest rates in latin america and poverty was almost home taking advantage of his popularity moralists decided not to complete his 1st 5 year term and called for an early election in 2009 easily secured a 2nd victory then the new constitution limited presidents to 2 terms in all face rallies promised not to stand for reelection in 2014 but he successfully run for a 3rd term after a court ruled that his 1st election preceded the new constitution the activist turned politician then planned for a 4th term in office but bolivians rejected his wish during a 2016 referendum only to have a court ruled against that referendum saying the laws limiting the reelection of the president violated his political rights and morale is took part in the past october his election the results were immediately disputed beca

trying to put the indigenous people out of the political game because it is necessary to put evermore ollie's out of the game and the indigenous people acted by dis new government including by the army. because indigenous people of 40 percent of the county and this is a conservative forces which have organized the who did know that in order to give stability to dis new government they have to put the indigenous people protest out of the streets they need to control indigenous people they need to violate their rights in order to give i would create instability to the new government. a former us ambassador to ukraine who's a key witness in the trump impeachment inquiry has said she has no evidence that the president's engaged in criminal activity in ukraine marie event of each was question during the 2nd open impeachment hearing do you have any information regarding the president tonight is states accepting any groups. now do you have any information regarding any criminal activity that the president of the united states has been involved with at all. now. as caleb maupin now reports there coul

sport now on afternoon live, with ollie foster.live pictures from the o2, it's over on bbc two at the moment. whoever wins the group will face roger federer. even if nadal wins, he'll then need daniil medvedev to beat the defending champion alexander zverev tonight. you can see that her rafael nadal is certain, he was 3—2 down in at the deciding set, every game is pretty much going to reduce. that hurley says it all, it is live over on bbc two. rafael nadal has to win, and then hope for the defending champion to win it later as well. several top british athletes are threatening to sue the british olympic association over sponsorship regulations. sirmo farah, katarina johnson—thompson and adam gemili are among those listed as claimants in a legal letter sent to the boa today. they argue that their earning potential is being damaged. there are many different things that restrict athletes. for us, it is giving every athlete the opportunity to go out and create their own marketing opportunities. yeah, so they do not have to work a full

you're watching bbc news, the time is1:30pm, i'm olly foster at the bbc sport centre.wales coming up in cardiff as they try to make it to next year's european championship. if they beat hungary, they will qualify automatically, but they've only made it to one major championship in the last 60 years. that was euros three years ago, when they reached the semifinals. we've got the euphoria of qualifying for the first euros and doing so well at the competition that we really wa nt well at the competition that we really want to do that again. but which i'm also the negatives, that we know how it feels to miss out on qualifying, like we did at the world cup. so we're going to use both of them to our advantage. well, if wales need inspiration, perhaps they can take it from the class of 1975. this is them getting ready for their trip to hungary in 1975. i think the training routines may have changed since then, but wales won the european qualifier 2—1. spain will be at the euros, and it's been confirmed that luis enrique has returned to manage them. he stood down to care for h

saints scored 17 second—half points with tries by ollie sleightholme and a second for tom collins.inster in pooli after the irish side also got their second win of the season. max deegan with the only try leinster the french league leaders lyon, max deegan with the only try of the match for leinster. details of all the other days results on the bbc sport website. let's bring you up to date with the rest of today's football news outside of the premier league, gavin. let's start in scotland, where celtic are now three points ahead of rangers at the top of the premiership. odsonne eduarde and captain scott brown both on the scoresheet, whistjames forrest got 2 in a 4—0 win over livingstone. hibs, kilmarnock and st mirren also won today. west brom remain top of the championship. thanks to a 2—1 win over sheffield wedesday. but leeds are breathing down their necks. they beat luton, thanks to a late own goal, to move into second. stoke's mini revival under new boss michael o'neill continued as they beat wigan. neil harris survived a scare in his first game in charge of cardiff city as th

with all the sport now, here's olly foster at the bbc sport centre.d rugby team of course but lewis hamilton should win a sixth world title tomorrow. he'll start the us grand prix from fifth on the grid. qualifying finished just a few minutes ago in texas, minutes ago in texas. only one man can stop hamilton winning the title tomorrow. his team—mate valterri bottas is on pole, but would need to win with hamilton finishing outside the top eight. it was a day of late winners in the premier league. match of the day follows the news, but here come the results, if you want them that is. leaders liverpool were heading for their first defeat of the season in the league. they were trailing 1—0 at aston villa before andy robertson equalised in the 87th minute and sadio mane scored the winner in injury time. they remain six points clear of manchester city. city came from behind to beat southampton 2—1 at home, kyle walker with the winner inside the last five minutes. arsenal drew at home to wolves, and there were wins for brighton, sheffield united, newcastle a

you're watching bbc news, i'm olly foster at the bbc sport centre.lost their bronze medal match at the rugby world cup. the match in tokyo this morning was for the two losing semi—finalists and new zealand were always on top, running in six tries for victory by a0 points to 17 the all blacks, three time champions, who were beaten by england last weeeknd, showed their intent from the off, with two early tries, beauden barrett with one of them. hallum amos went over for wales first score but 28—10 down at the break they were always playing catch up. new zealand never eased up, more tries followed and it was their head coach steve hansen who will be the happier as he leaves the post. warren gatland is also stepping down after 12 years in charge of wales . i really hope that what we have achieved in the last ten or 12 years that we have earned respect and put respect back into wales as an international team that they continue the new coaches come in and continue the new coaches come in and continue to build on that because i think what we've done and wha

hello, and welcome to sportsday, with me, olly foster, and holly hamilton. are your headlines this evening. south africa overpower england to become rugby world champions for the third time. huge disappoiontement for england and theirfans, losing their third world cup final, the head caoch eddiejones says he can't explain why they came up so short. it was the late show in the premeir league today, leaders liverpool beat villa in injury time. also coming up in the programme... the lions lose again on tour. new zealand are too strong for great britain in auckland. and the last ticket to tokyo: great britain's women, the olympic hockey champions are a step closer to qualification. good evening. it's not the start to the weekend many of us had hoped for. england came up very short injapan, as they were out—muscled and out—classed by south africa in the rugby world cup final. the springboks kicked themsleves into a half—time lead before two tries finished england off. 32—12 the final score, south africa becoming world champions for a third time, equalling the all

when they 1st picked up ex president were ollie's he said that they learned that this plane that you can see in front of you now in a bolivian airfield that they go president rallies on board and then believing authorities didn't allow the plane to leave and that there were armed forces within the airfield there were x. present more alyssa's supporters outside of the airfield and it was a very tense atmosphere eventually the plane to get off the ground it then had to go to pilot why because prudently let it come into its airspace muscular brought the mexican foreign minister said that there were political considerations there and they had to take it quite a tool troops route to get here to mexico that's why it's arriving quite a bit late to the what's expected there you can see in print x. president ever more rallies after a long trip through the night from bolivia just gave a quick way for now he's getting off the plane. he said that he's very grateful. to mexico for its help and for giving him this is saw him actually there was a photo that was treated of him with a mexican flag on

i'm olly foster at the bbc sport centre.erling has been dropped by england for this weeks euro qualifier against montenegro after an altercation with liverpool'sjoe gomez in the england camp yesterday. the manchester city forward says that emotions got the better of him. it happened as the squad assembled for the wembley match on thursday and the trip to kosovo at the weekend. the pair both trained this morning. there was a scratch under gomez‘s right eye as a result of the incident. we will hear from the england manager gareth southgate later this afternoon, but in a statement he said that the emotions of yesterday's game at anfield were still raw. that saw liverpool beat city and the sterling and gomez squared up to each other. sterling has tried to smooth over the incident at st george's park, saying, "we both understand it was a 5—10 second thing, it's done and we move forward and not make it bigger than it is." i think for something like this to happen away from the training ground is very unusual. it is quite the sensa

a dollar mark ollie and catherine no restraint. this is a neighborhood in a state of shock. dean in southern tripoli. one moment the inhabitants have been living in fear of bombings. the night before assumuming one of the tower blocks was hit by mortar fire. two children were killed as they slept. were freed it's terrifying every minutes we fear we're going to be hit by a shell we're constantly worried we don't feel safe. there's very little independent verification of the toll of this war. both sides hunt down evidence of crimes against civilians. no middle class so about how long that's a part of the bottom of the shell between the firing pin and the charge. actually these are imprecise shelves grad missiles and mortars some date back to the second world war it's impossisible to use them fr surgical strikes. where yeah in a very d densely populatated sub on the outskirts of the city. we could hearr frequently the sounds of the fighting people here tell us it happens daily. they could have more to find that is especially dangerous after the sun goes down. the impact of the

ollie, who's 20, wants to be a pastry chef. what do you want to hear from the politicians?s, i'm getting tired of it. in a neighbouring leeds constituency, another tale of alienation from laura, a trainee tattoo artist. is there anything that a politician could say that would make you feel, yeah, i'll give them my vote? itjust seems like it's always, like, a fight. if their attitude changed, then, yeah. maybe if they started working together, rather than it always being a competitive situation. young voters could leave an indelible mark on this election if they turn out to vote. but what chance of that for the student bartenders, pastry chefs and airline stewards we spoke to? the views of some of the young people we spoke to, politics in our age has turned off quite a few people and young voters, clearly, some of the ones we spoke to, at least, are no exception. that is it from a wet and windy leeds. back to you, george, in the studio. clive, thank you very much. it's known as the bloodhound, and is half race car, half spaceship. now a british team are hoping the six—tonne,

now with all the sport, here's olly foster at the bbc sport centre.rld championship. second at the us grand prix in texas was enough for him to secure the title with two races to spare. he is now one title behind michael schumacher‘s record and his mercedes team boss says there is no limit to what he can achieve. here's our sports correspondent, joe wilson. everything in his view could be chaos. it didn't matter, all lewis hamilton had to see was the end of this grand prix. to win the title he didn't need to win, eighth place would do but look at the silver car overtaking. always racing. sebastian vettel was soon out and he didn't wait for the ferrari mechanics. he had his own diagnosis. wait for the ferrari mechanics. he had his own diagnosislj wait for the ferrari mechanics. he had his own diagnosis. i think that the suspensionjust had his own diagnosis. i think that the suspension just failed. something broke. hundreds work in a team, but all for the driver. hamiltonmy career was inspired by his father. anthony watched as lewis gave everything and

hello, i'm olly foster at the bbc sport centre, here's what's coming up on sportsday. have hung onto third in the championship after being fellow play—off side swa nsea and owen farrell returns for saracens, to help secure 4 more points in their great escape.

ollie pope is on standby to keep wicket for england in the second test against new zealand, which startsith a back injury. there's a call for supermarkets to increase the price of the plastic "bag for life" to 70p. environmental campaigners say the move is necessary because 1.5 billion of the carriers were bought in the uk in the last year — that's 54 bags in every household. even though single—use bags are no longer sold by many supermarkets, the amount of plastic waste from the stores increased last year — to more than 900,000 tonnes. environmentalists say a bag for life must be used at least four times to have a positive impact. the supermarkets say they are tackling waste by reducing plastic packaging on their own—brand products. andy moore reports. it has been hailed as a huge success, the law requiring supermarkets to charge for every single—use plastic bag. but are we just swapping one bad habit for another? environmental groups would like to see the ice for a back to life raised to at least 70 p.|j see the ice for a back to life raised to at least 70 p. i only personally use it i

ollie pope could keep wicket in his absence, he last took the gloves in febriary playing for the englandhe england lions. ——kent batsman zak crawley could make his debut should buttler have to sit out the match. england lost the first test against the kiwis and a lot of the build up to this match has focussed on the captain's poor form and england's failure with the bat. in terms of when we say bat long it doesn't mean that we have to block it for three days and hope that means we will get to a big score. it means reading the situation and making good decisions for long periods of time which allow you to bat long. the way i will do that will be different to dom sibley and rory burns does that. everyone has their own way of doing it. there's live commentary on the first day of the second test in hamilton on radio 5 live sports extra. play starts at 10pm, and there's full text commentary on the bbc sport website. england remember are one down in the two match series. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc. c0. uk/sport very

president were ollie's but then. the plane wasn't allowed to takeoff there were armed forces within the airfield there were present present were atlases supporters on the outside of the airfield that was very tense atmosphere but now it's getting closer to mexico one question that he was asked actually in that press briefing was what was going to be how would this affect the relationship 3 mexico and the united states given the met for mexico this was a coup this was a military coup that pushed president is out for the united states is welcome still to transition after a fraudulent elections and he said well obviously that relationship's important we feel that we're in a good moment but that relationships based on respect not submission and we all have our own ideas so it's sort of mexico asserting it's a independence then the other thing that was interesting that was he was asked was about the right in mexico particularly the right his party pan who have been sort of tweeting against this and saying that really they