but that's the latest so far, olly — with just over four hours to go.ell have been told that they can'tjoin up with england today while the fa tries to ascertain if the trio pose a risk to the squad. abra ham has apologised after a surprise birthday party was thrown for him on saturday with a reported 20 people in attendance, breaking covid guidelinessancho and chilwell were also there. in a statement, abraham says he was totally unaware of what was planned but says he would like to wholeheartedly apologise for the naivety shown by all. sancho has also taken to soical media to say sorry. england play 3 matches in the next nine days starting with a friendly against wales on thursday manchester city's raheem sterling won't be involved. he picked up a minor hamstring issue in city's draw against leeds over the weekend and has withdrawn from the squad. here's the former city and england defender mikah richards while a looked for him for inspiration coming off the left. it isa inspiration coming off the left. it is a big blow for sydney and england, so if it

ollie watkins scoring in just the fourth minute, then getting a second on 23 minutes.re do we start with the match at old trafford? a penalty in the first thirty seconds and then five goals and a red card in the first half. it finished 6—1 to tottenham withjose mourinho celebrating a comprehensive win over his old side, and manchester united manager ole gunner solskjaer wondering what happened. alex gulrajani was watching. the last time joe the last timejoe mourinho was here, it was in the other dugout. and it did not start in the way that he may have envisaged. tripping in the box, tell to the manchester and bruno fernandez been the head. and in defence, united have shown frailty already this season and tied would punish a relapse. he was the first, the partnership of harry kane the next. spurs are back in this and soon there after noon, would become even easier. sent off for this clash with eric. his team now down to ten as tottenham continue to apply pressure on the home defenders. kane adding his name to the scoresheet before a player that many thought would be out

juan: ollie vargas, i i wouldldk you about the situation with the military.mimilitary was able to force evo morales s from power back then. what is yoyour senense of whwhee militaryry is right now? are they going to accept thiss result or do you expect increaeang -- willll the new government expect i increasing coconfrontation thth the milili? will there be an attempt to remove military commanders by the nenew presesident? >>>> a v vy intereststing quest. throughohout thehe past year unr jeanine aÑez government, there has been a a reorganizatation oe military to further entrench the riright-wing forces into the top --ss, number promotions illegal promotions come, add, because military promotions have to be approved by the legislature. because the legislature is elected, mas has a majority, they reject these promotions. they're placing the most right, most pro-u.s., corrupt sections of the military promoting them into positions of generals. what will happen now? obviously, none of us know. but something interesting happened yesterday in that the top military g

bad childhood malnutrition was in 2011 long before this current conflict started when you're hearing ollie talk about the difficulties the logistical difficulties of getting aid of getting food of getting support into yemen how tough is it right now especially for the w.s.p. to get much needed support into a place like yemen. i mean whether we're talking about yemen or syria or even here in south sudan vost amounts of energy and resources 'd ensuring that the logistics were that we have every means possible to meet the challenges of access in complex cities in human induced emergencies. but of course that's the point they're all man made and the obstacles that have been thrown up being thrown up by you know individuals by people like governments. going to have hearings and making our operations halakhah i mean i think this is why it's so important on the advocacy side that we recognize that these can't these things can be made and they can be made in. the heart of it all the more expensive the assistance the more expensive the logistics. and the more difficult it is to resource operations

thanks olly, well manchester united have certainly been the most active team in the premier league so at least 4 manchester united fans, they could be inforan manchester united fans, they could be in for an exciting night. lots happening and certainly they have been the most active team in the premier league today. they have already signed them in the last hour for £50 million on a four—year deal and they're for £50 million on a four—year deal and they‘ re in for £50 million on a four—year deal and they're in for at least three other players across europe, but none of them confirmed so far and he isa none of them confirmed so far and he is a free agent at the moment but manchester united are hoping to bring him in in the next few hours. there also trying to sign a couple of teenage winters from europe and from uruguay in the cloud. but we are also going to look ahead to arsenal tonight and they are hoping to sign this man and he has a 11.5 million buyout clause in his contract and there hoping to sign them from athletic madrid. but it's not just the them from athletic madrid. but it's

hello, i'm olly foster, here's what's coming up on sportsday. who's seeing the big picture? proposed changes for the good of the many in football orjust a few at the top? it's football is not that i make it is known today by 90 billionaires from outside the country. they seek to put their influence on the english game. —— because it is owned today by 19 billionaires. as lewis hamilton matches the legendary michael schumacher for race wins, we'll hear from his father about what drives his son towards greatness. towering above the rest in the paris, rafa nadal equals roger federer‘s record of 20 grand slam titles. evening, there has been a huge reaction to project big picture, proposals for reforming football being driven by manchester united and liverpool. that includes an 18 team premier league, with more money flowing down to the football league, their chairman's all for it. the premier league says it will be damaging, the changes would see the so—called big six clubs, wield even more power and influence. west ham are one of those clubs firmly against it. here's our sports

liam palmer, scott mckenna and ollie burke will not play any part in any of scotland's three upcomingepublic on wednesday. it is a huge week for the scottish national football tea m week for the scottish national football team and the situation could be scarcely were difficult for the head koch was up but he is saying hisjob now is the head koch was up but he is saying his job now is trying to put a smile on the country's face. as for the head coach. well arsenal are seeking clarification from the sfa about why kieran tierney has to self—isolate. tierney himself has released a statement... meanwhile after tammy abraham, ben chilwell and jadon sancho broke coronavirus rules by going to a surprise party, manager gareth southgate has reminded his players of their responsibilities. that's ahead of a friendly against wales tomorrow. southgate has been speaking in his news conference in the last few minutes and here's what he's had to say. they were able to go into the tournament, and i have also talked before about the connection with the fa ns before about the connection with the fans tha

ollie devoto scored their fifth and final try at sandy park.estic and european double. they‘re in the champions cup final next weekend too. elsewhere, ospreys are playing ulster in the pro14. ulster have had little success in recent away games but at the break, they lead ten—6 with them and scoring the only try in the first half. ulster were rewarded when marcel cuts across the line. there is about 20 minutes left. the women‘s premier 15s rugby season is under way in england after last season was declared null and void in april due to the pandemic. gloucester—hartpury got their campaign off to a flying start with a bonus—point win at home to exeter chiefs. this early score from kelly smith was the pick of the cherry and whites‘ six tries as they won 34—14. elsewhere, there were wins for saracens, loughborough and harlequins, who beat durham 103—0. next, it‘s been a day of mixed fortunes in formula 1. lewis hamilton‘s hopes of equalling michael schumacher‘s record of 91 wins in tomorrow‘s eifel grand prix have been dealt a blow by his team—mate

what else but i just think that is so much on ollie so i don't. want to. throw him in the middle. either. by sick or not i mean. well you. see we are some local and i want to see nose to the telescope to. go full bore don't get to put every company that was a militia that was against the plays a lot of people see i've been a little boy and i'm saddened but until i mean we can send them i needa. get out of. this ahead i'm in the uk and let's see them out so you never see. the man that would want to go somebody to show me that you know that i mean i'm going to just one day is going to you know i don't know what's it going to be my because he was with me when i'm really going to go see a member they go near areas and in the same behind or don't want to do it i'm going to i'm going to home for them all and when i get a $1000000.00 in it and i mean this is what is going on man going to go see him when i was. well enough again the idea was to get him up want to. leap into something else and it was almost a little of what he needed to know about you know all the c.d.'s all what i'm going

bad blood between both sides and recently it has spilled into a new turf religious this 19th century ollie savey a cathedral was a place where soldiers and volunteers alike used to come and pray before heading into battle that made it a target but it wasn't just soldiers who would come to this church the as area military was battering the town of shushi at that time so i alone and her family decided to hide from the bombs in the cathedrals crypt one place they thought that was safe from the shelling but they were wrong. does not have to now and there were 7 of us including 2 children when the shell hit the cathedral it was deafening there was destruction everywhere masonry fell from the searing that's all i can remember 2 strikes have literally sing everything in their path the altar the benches and one of the domes have been completely destroyed no place is sacred no place is safe in this war not only was this church hit twice but the 2nd strike injured 3 russian journalists one of them is still in intensive care after spending several days in a coma he believes the hit on them was intent

agenda possible new sanctions against russian officials of a moscow's alleged role in a lexan of ollie's poisoning the prominent russian opposition activists fell severely ill in late august with the west quick to point the finger of blame at the kremlin as r.t. saskia taylor explains there are still more questions than answers. someone must know the whole truth of what happened to alex play in what the motive was how they did it what i want to do is try to unravel just a small part of this time called web and see where we end up. is head of the investigations department she's worked for years many journalists know me to maria power needs he had different best occasions out of our knees and corruption fund but her name doesn't appear on the list of employees or in the credits of any of the funds project she claims she's worked on in fact few people had heard of her just a month ago even of on these former deputy chief had trouble remembering her. i didn't remember her right away but it came to me i saw him 2016 at one of the internal events there already said that he treated her in a spe

are for more of this i'm doing about my colleague ollie also he's following this story for sort of only says that it was reputed who was behind the poisoning what is he pointing to to back up his claim so nobody is really telling us to follow the facts he is assessing he says that putin was behind the crime he says i have no other explanation for what happened i'm not saying this out of self flattery he says but based on the facts the most important fact is no wieczorek. he says there are only 2 or 3 men in russia who have access to knowledge ok they are the head of the intel internal intelligence agency the foreign intelligence and the military intelligence all 3 men report directly to president vladimir putin and of all he says it's very like if for a decision on this level to be made basically they would have had to consult president putin now for putin to go to such extreme measures novelli is saying it means that cracks really are a pairing at the top of the kremlin they've used what is basically a biological weapon on russian soil that shows that the old methods of intimidation au

for now by thomas ollie who's a member of germany's left party good afternoon to you. as far as i'm aware there's been no probe or trial into what happened to the legs in a valley as yet given that why does the seem so keen to push ahead with sanctions. that's a good question and the trial in this case could only be the russian federation. the russian prosecutors so 1st of all jodi each of providing evidence. prosecutors sold 8 books and best shot people related to all of there but this is not the age of the work that your union wants and this doesn't seem to be or germany wants them or interest. is ations aghast that if you look at the case seemed to be quite baseless. if there was a crime in the may have been it would appear that it would have occurred on russian territory to dishnet its america these they takes on the role of will police seems like it's the doing it here but why do they feel that they can take that role. they have. really the american authorities in the run up to the us election and with all the art of arts actions that ask your. boss to do i think

with all the sport now, here's olly foster at the bbc sport centre. good evening.irst time. it was an incredible final, behind closed doors in bristol, as they overcame french side racing 31—27. patrick gearey reports. ten yea rs ten years ago exeter won promotion in bristol and now they were back to try to conquer europe. they spent a decade bulldozing through barriers so decade bulldozing through barriers so what chance had the racing 92 defence. simon simmons got a second for exeter chiefs. racing submitted information and finn russell picked out simon zebo. racing had been hit bya out simon zebo. racing had been hit by a coronavirus outbreak in the build—up and threw everything into the second half. simon zebo scored again but all initially afterwards finn russell was rumbled, his pass intercepted and henry slade of england trotted over for the racing still but not relent and with the penalty they were only one point behind. chiefs lost a man to the sin bin butjust as a decisive racing 92 try seemed inevitable exeter somehow w011 try seemed inevitable exeter so

i'm olly foster at the bbc sport centre.t's football leadership diversity code as they look to tackle racial imbalance in the game. it won't be mandatory for clubs, but a0 have already signed up. they have been set diversity targets of 15% in recruitment of new executive positions and 25% in coaching positions. i think we have come up with the code that is really fundamentally, it does what it says on the tin, it holds football to account, it makes clu b holds football to account, it makes club think, makes clubs accountable, it is good for governance. ijust feel it is a step in the right direction. it is a real solid foundation. i've seen the last 30 yea rs foundation. i've seen the last 30 years and i have seen there has been a lot of well—intentioned, positive action programmes, but none of them i think holds football to account in the way this leadership diversity does by way of the targets and the accountability. southampton are one of the clubs that haven't signed up for it, they say that they have already achieved the

the test is started gathering a lot of square in the center of bishkek ollie off to new opposition leaders called for unity among the various qualities and their supporters rejected preliminary results in sunday's parliamentary election that showed pro-government parties potentially winning but footie of the 120 seats. demonstrators are demanding the rerun of the poll which want to position lead to describe just the dirtiest of kurdistan's history. we are angry of the results because we say the government tricked everybody they created conditions for people to sell the of ards allegations of election fraud a widespread as well as reports of parties bribing people for their support of the borrowed box they demand new elections because we do not recognize. the results of the elections because of widespread fraud and intimidation chester's cianci the president sort of baiji call to step down people told us they had not seen any government protesters launches this since the revolution that overthrew president kurmanbek bakiyev in 2010. the fact that i'm staying here shows that i'm very angry w

and there were times when i thought that actually myself and ollie didn't actually survive labour.d baby unit in nottingham. if you want to come this way, i'll just show you to a patient bedroom. new patients must isolate in their rooms until a coronavirus test gives them the all clear. it can be really, really difficult for some mums, just being in these four walls with their baby. and it can be, you know, that ladies don't particularly want to come into hospital because they are going to have to isolate for the first 24 hours. nhs england says admissions to mother and baby units are now close to pre—covid—19 levels but services have told us they are concerned some women are turning down psychiatric care because of strict coronavirus restrictions, including limited visiting. the lack of community services, or face—to—face community services, can have an impact. early intervention is really important. it stops anything lingering. a month after leaving the unit, catherine has come to thank those who helped her. aside from a few visits, husband chris had to miss the first weeks of hi

leave the conversation there thank you so much to all our guests matthew hollingworth emma leslie and ollie solvent and thank you too for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al-jazeera dot com and for further discussion go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter our handle is at a.j. inside story for me my mage and join the whole team here but for now. the remote kingdom of the tang has become known for its decision happiness. when a when a stick schools have this national goal inspiring the younger generation on al-jazeera . al-jazeera. where every week. i don't need to log into all the top stories here on al-jazeera and the u.s. president donald trump has addressed a crowd of hundreds at the white house despite his daughter's refusing to confirm if he's tested negative for coronavirus a white house correspondent can be how could this report. with his recovery still in question donald trump emerged from the white house to address supporters it's the u.s. president's 1st of

leave the conversation there thank you so much to all our guests matthew hollingworth emma leslie and ollie solvang and thank you too for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al-jazeera dot com and for further discussion go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter our handle is at a.j. inside story for me my mage and join the whole team here but for now. from fossil fuels to modern day renewable as societies develop the energy demands increase requiring innovative solutions to meet such demands as a global power development of investment company nebraska power is uniquely positioned to deliver against the stimulus we provide business growth promote social economic benefits and provide innovative safe and veyron mentally sound energy solutions for future generation the brush fire nearing future energy in the next episode of techno the team looks into the environmental impact of waste management trash is a big business and unfortunate the smelly business to the complexities of

villa's new signing ollie watkins scored a hat trick, with captainjack grealish and ross barkley among in what isjurgen klopp‘s heaviest defeat as a manager. that wasn't the only shock result as manchester united were thrashed 6—1 at home by tottenham. ole gunnar solskjaer‘s side actually took the lead with a penalty but after that it was all spurs with son heung—min and harry kane both scoring twice. there were goals too for tanguy ndombele and serge aurier. to compound things for united they had anthony martial sent off for slapping erik lamela in the face after 28 minutes with the score at 2—1. plenty for united manger ole gunnar solksjaer to think about. it is worst day of my career as a manchester united manager. it is probably the worst day for probably all of those players as well. as a manchester united player, but it is not the worst day in the manchester united club's history, and we have bounced back before. to explain now, it is quite difficult. of course you, we have been beaten, 6—1 at home against a very good side, i have to say, but we have contributed a lot to our own

leave the conversation there thank you so much to all our guests matthew hollingworth emma leslie and ollie solvang and thank you too for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al-jazeera dot com and for further discussion go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter our handle is at a.j. inside story for me my mage and join the whole team here but for now. the health of humanity is its stake a global pandemic requires a global response. w.h.o. is the guardian of global health delivering lifesaving to loose supplies and training to help the world's most vulnerable people uniting across borders to speed up the development of test treatments and of that seed keeping you up to date with what's happening on the ground in the womb and in the land now more than ever the world needs w.h.o. making healthy a world for you. to everyone. for . robertson and doha the top stories on al-jazeera at least 8 people have been killed in the latest fighting over the disputed region of the go all ca

i'm olly foster at the bbc sport centre.uper league match has been postponed after a covid outbreak at one of the clubs. castleford tigers say they have 12 positive cases and their match at huddersfield is off on friday. but leeds rhinos could be affected — they played the tigers on monday night. the positive cases have come to light after a round of tests yesterday. catalan dragons' match against warrington had already been called off this week. another game on friday is off. salford have had to forfeit their match against warrington because they haven't got enough fit players. warrington will be awarded the 2a—0 win, although it has been referred to the rfl‘s compliance department. let's speak now to salford's director of rugby and operationsian blease. and operations, ian blease. thank you forjoining u i presume you had no option but to call it off. raise ross all this fixture pile up taking its toll. yes, it was a tough decision by the club to do this, i think we have 13 players fit out of 32. mainly due the hectic sched

you're watching bbc news, the time is 1.30pm, i'm olly foster at the bbc sport centre.coach eddiejones has named a 36 man squad for saturday's six nations match against italy and the autumn nations cup that follows it. wasps uncapped duo jack willis and jacob umaga have been included after impressing on their run to the premiership final where they lost to exeter. the match in rome will be england's first test for seven months after the weekend's game against the ba ra barians was cancelled. they then face georgia, ireland and wales in the nations cup in november. details of the full squad on the bbc sport website. england's women also head to italy for theirfinal game in the six nastions. they've already secured the title thanks to scotland, they staged a fightback against france to salvage a draw. it finished 13—13, meaning that england can't be caught at the top of the six nations table. they'll complete back—to—back grand slams if they beat italy next sunday. sir bradley wiggins says he hopes tao geoghegan hart gets a tilt at the tour de france next year after winni

protests on china's national day there have been small demonstrations early on thursday but bigger ollie's could take place later. and azerbaijan's leaders are resisting growing international pressure to end their conflicts over the disputed region i'm not gonna talk about french president emanuel macro and russia's vladimir putin have joined sit calls for a cease fire as civilian and military casualties mount robin for a walk at reports from tbilisi. this is new going to care about this deadly new war filmed by new site am on the armenian frontlines. you can hear the sound of a drone. soldiers desperately trying to shoot it down. i mean forces have dug in but as a by john says this war will end only with the return of the disputed territory. the cost of that war so far the numbers of azeri dead and wounded is a secret known only to the is there a leadership and. we have only one condition armenia must leave our lands if the armenian government complies with this agreement the fighting will stop there will be no bloodshed there will be peace peace will come to our region these images show

look no further than ollie watkins, aston villa's record signing with a hat—trick in yesterday's daggering liverpool. the youngster, just one deal in £1 million summer spending spree that saw clu bs million summer spending spree that saw clubs to find an unprecedented financial crisis. chelsea have spent more than £200 million. manchester city shelled out more than 20 million themselves. these united invested heavily in a bid to stay in the top flight and leaders everton have also done some astute business. the amount of money that was spent in the premier league isjust incredible, it shows you how powerful the premier league is. i feel a little bit sorry for the teams in the lower leagues. obviously they are struggling financially and it is so hard to see. the deadline date comes with a premier league under mounting pressure to use some of its broadcasting billions to bail out the football league bereft of crucial match day revenue. huddersfield were relegated two seasons ago and want more help. huddersfield were relegated two seasons ago and want more helpm is almost a doomsday scenario

daily mickey ollie. not the oklahoma. should give him a initial moment she should. move up. to function most of it might. be for rudd to give up on stepped on most of the dogs. on the mcdaniel. junction to. give a body above jury i'll tell it to me keep it up if i. feel the same way. so i guess who cause it was a full circle. event looking like just. some money not quite apart. from tom. don't put them both on. a copy and. make up. venezuelan's of bombarded with propaganda on state radio and t.v. . preserve the hope going to mars was a bit of a tendency to go when the other one of us would. quit discipline for. the overhaul of man both of them talk as. far. as it will get their full month. i think. there live we're going to. write a story on not enough but i guess lane is free and so on real quick before the currency reevaluation it cost $150.00 volleyball today that would be 0.015 all of us cents this idea that's a monetary unit that doesn't even exist so gasoline is basically given away here so i could have paid for that tank of gas with a cooking oil or to put our dollars

sport now, and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's olly foster.ey took it in their stride, just as they did when extreme weather affected their world cup this time last year. i quicklyjust went up to my room and worked out a plan b. i didn't get involved in the emotion of what happened. did a plan b, then got our logistics manager, charlotte, and our captain, owen up. we quickly had a plan in place about an hour after the postponement of the game, or cancellation of the game, should i say. and we were onto the next thing, mate. we are pretty good at these things. we had the same situation with the typhoon injapan. so we moved on. this time it was just a bit of a different typhoon. meanwhile, wales will play their autumn nations cup matches, including the match against england next month, away from the principality stadium in cardiff. the venue is being used as a coronavirus field hospital. they'll instead play at scarlets' home ground in llanelli. sir bradley wiggins says he hopes tao gegan hart gets a tilt at the tour de france next year after wi

manager chris wilder far from happy david luiz remained on the pitch after appearing to pull back olliet a tug or is it not? is he ripping his shirt off the back or not? at tottenham, or is yards of sight. he is pulling his shirt. so sheffield united are without a point this season and so are fulham, who suffered their fourth straight premier league defeat after losing at wolverhampton wanderers. pedro neto got on the scoresheet at molineux, which moves wolves up to 12th in the table improvements needed to be made and today was certainly the case, i feel we defended pretty well. hard work this play is a been putting in the understanding to keep learning and improving in this league. this team is in the championship league and its players, it weeks ago and now they‘ve come back into the big—league we are learning at the moment. in one of the early matches, southampton were helped to a 2—0 victory over west brom at st mary‘s with goals from moussa djenepo and this volley from oriol romeu. let‘s take a look at some of the other football headlines today. celtic snatched a late victory at ma

this prompted european commissioner olli ran to write another letter to berlusconi seeking clarification you know little is a bore we just want to look at america really doesn't tell you have found a man usually doesn't tell you the founder. of all my friends and coworkers who are detained i am the only one who survived they were all waiting for news of the men for good was only one word on their lips almost a saw a boy killed in his father's arms i saw a man kill next to his song i have only once in my life seen men who are scared to death one of the bosnian war is darkest secrets bosnia the count on al-jazeera. current tensions between countries along the river nile have their roots in a colonial past from egypt point of view and i think now they've been political victory a new political realities on the ground are increasing the sense of uncertainty over the rhythm on that with the need to review and meet. the countries to which the man who is kind in the temple. struggle over the mile on al-jazeera. i've worked it out as a regular since its launch the house as a principal presenter a

things like tractor supply and casey general store and ollie's and ulta and all the businesses that feelur local business, they will do better. the true local businesses will, too. the ones that are left. there's going to be a whole lot less of those. that market share can get divided up -- charles: so -- >> -- between more traditional retailers. charles: let me jump in there on the notion of the survivors because that's been an investment theme of mine. the brick and mortar names, not the local ones per se but the publicly traded names that survive like tapestries of the world, bed, bath & beyond of the world, gap stores of the world, are you looking at any of those able to thrive once the dust has settled? >> actually, all the ones you named are going to be survivors. there will be some don't survive. we expect to see 40 retail bankruptcies this year. we have already seen about 27. we already thought we would see 10,000 stores close before covid even hit. could we see 20 or 30,000 stores close or even 40,000, yes. it's just a pull forward of what was going to happen between now and 203

ollie, when the vice president, former vice president, says on the trail i will not raise taxes for anyonehat shoots a hole in that. >> right. this is an interesting that a matter who's doing the analysis, progressive or independent or conservative analysts, they say that various aspects of former vice president biden's plan would raise taxes on people who make less than $400,000 a year. it's not just with things like social security issue, but also that he had said that he would come on his first day in office, repeal president trump's tax reform and tax cuts that were done early in his administrati administration, which of course lower taxes on the vast majority of americans, so if those were to be done away with, that would be significant. so too are changes to regulations, which has been another key part of the trump administration, pulling back regulations that limit businesses and then finally, the issue with trade and whether china can continue its unfair practices that harm american workers and companies, and so all of these things are very different between the two candidates and

ollie, good to see you again. can you help me and my viewers with the distinction on the continuum of white supremacists and extremists and things like that and militias? >> you know what? a lot of these white supremacist groups call themselves militias. guess what? they are not militias. they are not protected by the second amendment. the second amendment talk about what regulated militia is. what regulated militia operates under the states. so when a group like the base which basically a white supremacist organization name themselves up to al qaeda, they use al qaeda's manuals and modus operandi or people like [ inaudible ] a terrorist organization, you know, considered a terrorist organization in so many different places in europe but it's based in the united states, when these groups say that they marlis m militias, they are not. they are just gangs on gangs on criminal gangs. we cannot call them terrorists because in the united states so far there is no domestic terrorism laws. there is no domestic terrorism

and there were times when i thought that actually myself and ollie didn't actually survive labour.late in their rooms until a coronavirus test gives them the all clear. it can be really, really difficult for some mums, just being in these four walls with their baby, and it can be, you know, that ladies don't particularly want to come into hospital because they are going to have to isolate for the first 24 hours. while patients isolate, the only contact they have are with staff dressed in full protective equipment. there are women that are acutely unwell, they are often quite frightened and we are wearing all of this kit. they cannot see our facial expressions. we try as best we can to express compassion and kindness through our eyebrows but we are fairly limited. so, it has been a difficult night on the unit. a woman was admitted last night, she was acutely unwell and she had to be restrained by staff. we have been told incidents like this can have a ripple effect and cause further distress to other patients. after a drop in demand during lockdown, nhs england says admissions for m

sport now, and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's olly foster.year's. northern irealnd are 1—0 up in belarus, they are into the second half in helsinki, where scotland are facing finland. the finns have taken the lead very early in the second half. scotland we re early in the second half. scotland were looking to consolidate second and that group behind the leaders, but the trail at the moment with 35 minutes to go. these are live pictures from the bolt arena, scotland have three wins out of three so far. but they do trail to the finns. this match is on bbc alba. wales are playing leaders norway at the cardiff city stadium. you can follow this one live on the bbc sport website. wales are second in that group, they've never reached a major championship. norway will win the group if they get three points. you can see that there have been no goals in cardiff as yet. the fa has launched its football leadership diversity code as they look to tackle racial imbalance in the game. it won't be mandatory for clubs, but a0 have already signed up. they have

and there were times where i thought that, actually, myself and ollie didn't actually survive labour.u to a patient bedroom. new patients must isolate in their rooms until a coronavirus test gives them the all clear. so, it can be really, really difficult for some mums, just being in these four walls with their baby. and it can be, you know, that ladies don't particularly want to come into hospital because they're going to have to isolate for the first 24 hours. nhs england says admissions to mother and baby units are now close to pre—covid—19 levels but services have told us they're concerned some women are turning down psychiatric care because of strict coronavirus restrictions, including limited visiting. the lack of community services, or face—to—face community services, can have an impact. early intervention is really important. it stops anything lingering. a month after leaving the unit, catherine has come to thank those who helped her. aside from a few visits, husband chris had to miss the first weeks of his son's life. at the start, there were obviously concerns, i didn't unde

sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's olly foster.ries to ascertain if the trio pose a risk to the squad. abra ham has apologised after a surprise birthday party was thrown for him on saturday with a reported 20 people in attendance, breaking covid guidelines. sancho and chilwell were also there. in a statement, abraham says he was totally unaware of what was planned but says he would like to wholeheartedly apologise for the naivety shown by all. sancho has also taken to soical media to apologise. england play 3 matches in the next nine days starting with a friendly against wales on thursday manchester city's raheem sterling won't be involved. he picked up an injury in city's draw against leeds over the weekend and has withdrawn. it's transfer deadline day. arsenal are being linked with a move for atletico madrid midfielder thomas partey. the ghanaian has a release clause of forty five million pounds. spanish football journalist guillem balague says partey would be a good fit for the gunners. what you've got is a midfielder with the a

hopefully ollie and calvin aren't watching right now. >> i love when we do these shopping stories. and look for a couple of things and space it out as we get closer to the holidays and their birthdays are around the holidays too so lots to buy. >>> let's take a look at what we're going to see across the country and we are focusing on the tropics. here it is, the next invest. there's a 90% chance of it forming into a tropical system. it's name would be zeta. as it continues that trek to the north whether or not it becomes a tropical system doesn't matter. we could see several inches, especially across parts of south florida where up to about 3 to 5 inches of rain is possible. elsewhere across the country, we are going to see wet weather across the south today down along the gulf coast, some showers and thunderstorms, and that snow is going to continue to develop across the northern plains into the northern rockies as well. we could see as much as 20 inches in some of the higher elevations, but areas like boulder, colorado, could use some of the snow with up to 4 to 8 inches possible

sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here‘s olly foster.grant scored a late equaliser at brighton. it finished 1—1. england will be without captain sarah hunter against italy on sunday. the red roses have already won the title but they can get the grandson. morgan took over the captaincy for kolkata. chris gayle was stirring for kings 11 punjab, robert half century. kolkata have two matches there. live commentary on five live of the delhi game. nottingham — and parts of the surrounding county is another area heading towards tier 3 restrictions. our correspondent geeta pendse has the latest. this was widely anticipated announcement about individual tier 3 for nottingham, it was an entity yesterday and shall take effect from thursday, it will also be full support of nottinghamshire —— this was widely anticipated announcement about moving into tier 3. there are questions about why it took so long to place these areas into tier 3, because nottingham had the highest level of infection in england for nine consecutive days. that rate has fallen an

daughter, robin, who has never let me down, and a fellow named frank carafa from new york, along with ollie manninen who helped me out in the mountains of italy a few years back. i've learned from them that people do have tough times. and sometimes you can't go it alone. and that's what america is all about. i remember getting my future back from doctors and nurses and a doctor in chicago named dr. kalikian. and ever since that time, i've tried to give something back to my country, to the people who are watching us tonight. america is the greatest place on the face of the earth. now, i know millions of you still have anxieties. you work harder and harder to make ends meet and put food on the table. you worry about the quality and the safety of your children, and the quality of education. but even more importantly, you worry about the future and will they have the same opportunities that you and i have had. and jack kemp and i want to share with you some ideas tonight. jack kemp is my running mate, doing an outstanding job. now, i'm a plain-speaking man and i learned long ago that your word

sport, and for a full round up from the bbc sport centre, here's olly foster. good morning.ese grand prix, taking the 92nd chequered flag of his career and he is now closing on schumacher‘s record of seven world titles. he won by a huge 25 seconds from his team—mate valterri bottas. he has got this natural talent, which is unquantifiable. it is very difficult for anyone to beat him. i mean, the people who have beaten him have usually... usually he has destroyed his team—mates, to be honest. nico rosberg did beat him but then decided to give up the sport afterwards so that gives you some clue as to how tough it is to beat lewis hamilton. tao geoghegan hart described his victory as "bizarre" after he became only the fifth british rider to win one of cycling's grand tours. after three weeks racing in the giro d'italia, it all came down to a 10 mile time trial on the streets of milan. east londoner geoghegan hart, who rides for the ineos grenadiers, began the day level on time with australia's jai hindley but won by 39 seconds. hejoins bradley wiggins, chris froome, geraint thom

advisory council and member of the african american achievement and leadership initiative also known as ollie. it's my honor to be with you this afternoon or this evening now, into introduce some of the hardest working and most committed group of people that i know. i want to up lift that the previous public comments, because of that, we're presenting with heavy hearts but i'd like to share what i shared with the apac leaders a few minutes ago. i wanted them to breathe and we have to push through, push forward and push past. this is why affinity face is like a pac and our collective efforts are so important. we see you student hines foster we see and appreciate you and we are with you. this and you are why we are here and why we do what we do. annually we are given the opportunity to present before you and give you an update or an overview of our efforts supporting black students and families in the past year. this year we decided to tile the presentation the gift of black family partnerships. hopefully bit end of our time with you this evening, you will see that gift personified. and sfusd's

ollie has restarted the drinks trolley, haven't you? we will have vegan winds today.people across northern england are now having to follow the country's highest level of coronavirus measures, after south yorkshire became the latest area to move into tier 3 at midnight. dozens of businesses and community groups have given their support to marcus rashford's campaign to feed disadvantaged children during the school holidays. the footballer has called them the "superheroes of the nation", after a labour proposal to extend the meals beyond term time in england was voted down. the government says it has provided substantial support to families facing difficulties. headteachers in england say they're "bitterly disappointed" that the number of laptops they're given for deprived children has been cut by 80%. the government says the devices will be sent to the areas of greatest need. one school says it will receive 66 computers, rather than the 332 it was promised. plans to scrap tax—free shopping at airports could cause "wholly unnecessary job losses" in the aviation sector,