hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm olly foster. positives from a point at aston villa, erik ten hag says manchester united are on the same page in their long term project. scotland's women are hit for six, slumping to their second defeat at the t20 world cup. on the eve of the test series in pakistan, we'll hear from england's head coach and captain in multan. also coming up on sportsday... and in the first match of the nfl�*s annual invasion of london, it's the vikings who come out on top against thejets. and boxing history up for sale — the glove that saved muhammed ali at wembley. hello, welcome alone. hello, welcome along. we'll start with football and the last games before the international break, three in the premier league. it's now five games in a row without a win for manchester united, but they didn't lose. it was goaless at villa park, and that is unlikely to see the speculation around erik ten hag's position die down. asked about his future the dutchman insisted "we are all onboard together, on one page. we know where w

ollie was mentioning head injuries in sport there.rs who died from chronic traumatic encepholopathy have written an open letter to the uk government, saying it should be compulsory for anyone who s played contact sport to be checked for the disease when they die. cte is linked to repetitive head trauma and can cause mood changes and aggression. our sports correspondent natalie pirks has been speaking to some of the widows affected. kevin bird was a mansfield town legend. a no—nonsense defender who played for the stags a50 times. loved, loved football. thought he was a really lucky man to play football for a living. 12 years ago, sue started to notice changes in her husband. diagnosed with alzheimer's and depression, he'd gone from a loving granddad... come to mummy, come to mummy. ..to snappy and aggressive. it all came to a head on new year's eve in 2019, when kevin attacked sue — but couldn't remember. i said to him, i've got to go to a&e, you'll have to come with me. i sat him on a chair and i went to the desk... sorry... ..i said,

more on the website and olly foster has the sport at half past six.s announced more details of what is in this week's budget for the national health service. the funding is part of the government's overall pledge to increase the number of nhs hospital appointments and procedures in england by 40,000 per week. hugh pym reports. out on the wards with a story to tell. the chancellor and the health secretary meeting hospital staff to explain some of their spending plans for the nhs in england. the budget, they were told, would provide money to help get more patients treated, and reduce waiting lists. to deliver on the 40,000 additional appointments every single week in our health service, to reduce those waiting times and waiting lists. and alongside that, the biggest capital budget since 2010 in our national health service, to invest in the new scanners, the diagnostic equipment, the radiography equipment that our nhs desperately needs — alongside the reform to get better productivity and better outcomes for patients. so what are the details? the treasur

but ollie pope will stand in as skipper once again for ben stokes. he says it isn't a concern.red as we could be, i think. obviously there is a series against australia back home, so a few of the guys there have been constantly playing. in the single figure degrees, obviously. the opposite here. we have trained while the last three days and i think that is the nature of cricket and especially test cricket. you don't always get their warmup games in and the extra time to acclimatise, just the nature of the schedule. the boys feel good. everybody is fresh and ready to go. we mentioned jimmy anderson. tyrrell hatton has won the alfred dunhill links championship for a record third time after dipping belgium's nicholas cole starts with a birdie on the last hole. both players had birdy putts on the 18th, but hatton made no mistake to add to his wins in 2016 and 2017. it is his seventh victory on the dp world tour. he sits 20th in the world rankings. actually stood over the ball on 18, on the tee, and said "please don't hit it out of bounds" — which isn't a good thought process. but i

but from me, olly foster, and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello there., but there were a favoured few spots where we saw some sunshine. aberdeenshire, one of them, and also powis in wales, where we saw some lovely sunshine — temperatures peaked at 17 celsius. but for thursday, it's going to be another cloudy day. quite a murky start as well, but we keep that mild theme to close out the month of october. and that is because high pressure stays with us, and the winds very light indeed across england and wales, more isobars to the north, stronger winds in scotland, and this weather front running across the top. that will introduce a little bit more in the way of rain as we go through the day across the northern isles. a windy scenario here — gusts, perhaps close to 50 miles an hour. more in the way of cloud across the far northwest, but we will be chasing cloud amounts around. if you get some sunshine, temperatures will respond, and through the afternoon, we're likely to see highs generally of around 15 or 16 celsius once again. now, that means that for hal

hello there, i'm olly foster. here's what's coming up for you on sportsday.d van nistelrooy sees manchester united score five at old trafford. musiala hits a first half hatrick for bayern as they make it through to the last 16 in the german cup. and 50 years on, we look back at one of boxing iconic fights when muhammad ali faced george foreman in kinshasa. hello there, welcome along. ruud van nistelrooy�*s first match as interim manchester united manager couldn't have gone much better. as negotiations continue to acquire the services of the sporting manager ruben amorim, united beat leicester city 5—2 at old trafford to reach the league cup quarterfinals. that was one of six ties on wednesday night with also wins for holders liverpool, crystal palace, newcastle united, arsenal and tottenham, none of them went to penalties. earlier, i wasjoined by our reporterjoe lynskey and we started by talking about the manchester united game. this was part one of what could be a very short audition

hello there, i'm olly foster. here's what's coming up for you on sportsday.ry, but so do the premier league. if there is a winner, then what will the impact be on the business of football? england's women edge closer to the semifinals at the t20 world cup, with their second win at the tournament. and chasing the americas cup dream in barcelona — we'll hear from the ineos britannia skipper ben ainslie. hello there, welcome along. an independent arbitration panel dealing with manchester city's legal challenge against the premier league's associated party transaction — apt — rules has published its decision. it's found in favour of city regarding two of their complaints.

england lost three wickets by the close, both openers gone, ben duckett and zak crawley and then ollietarting with pakistans centurion saud shakeel who was speaking to simion mann. i think when you score 100,,... at the same time you have the leads, that is the most satisfying thing for me.

hello there, i'm olly foster. here's what's coming up for you on sportsday. manchester city claim a legal victory, but so do the premier league. if there is a winner, then what will the impact be on the business of football? england's women edge closer to the semifinals at the t20 world cup, with their second win at the tournament. and chasing the americas cup dream in barcelona — we'll hear from the ineos britannia skipper ben ainslie. hello there, welcome along. an independent arbitration panel dealing with manchester city's legal challenge against the premier league's associated party transaction — apt — rules has published its decision. it's found in favour of city regarding two of their complaints. but the premier league also says that it welcomes the findings because it's rejected the majority of city's challenges, and the overall objectives, framework and decision—making of their apt system have been endorsed. here's our sports editor, dan roan. well, earlier this year, city launched unprecedented legal action against these associated party transaction

joe root, ben stokes, ollie pope and harry brook all went cheaply. sajid khan took six wickets. pakistan closed on 73—3. i think it's a decent score, especially from the position we were in. anytime you are batting first, you have the luxury of the best conditions, no doubt about that so it will be a tough first hour in the morning where we will look to take as many wickets as possible we could get to a point where the first innings is crucial. another really busy night of european football coming up, with europa league and uefa conference league matches, manchester united are still waiting for their first win and are unlikely to get an easy ride in istanbul against fenerbahce and their former managerjose mourinho. if things are not going amazingly well for them, it's not something that makes me happy. but at the same time, i have no time and it doesn't make sense for me to be thinking about what happened, what didn't happen. what happened, for sure, because it is very objective. they keep faith in the coach. tottenham have won both their games in the europa league so far and ho

not the best start for england in reply, as captain ollie pope was out for a duck.ut zak crawley and joe root will resume at the crease on wednesday. manchester united's executives are meeting today with manager erik ten hag's future likely to be a talking point. it's a regular diary appointment, but with united currently 14th in the premier league table after three defeats and no goals in three games, ten hag's future remains uncertain. here are the thoughts of former united manager david moyes. well, i've been there and i know that it's an unbelievable club with a lot of pressure. everybody wants to talk about it. for me, it's the biggest club in the world, which is talked about whatever city you go into. so, it comes with the territory. manchester united want to win. the supporters want to win. and every manager who goes into the job wants to win as well. i think he's showed brilliant resilience in the situation he's in. i think he should be credited for how well he's conducted himself. as far as i know, i don't see him ducking any questions or any media intervie

not the best start for england in reply, as captain ollie pope was out for a duck.e at the crease on wednesday. manchester united's executives are meeting today with manager erik ten hag's future likely to be a talking point. it's a regular diary appointment, but with united currently 14th in the premier league table after three defeats and no goals in three games, ten hag's future remains uncertain. here are the thoughts of former united manager david moyes. well, i've been there and i know that it's an unbelievable club with a lot of pressure. everybody wants to talk about it. for me, it's the biggest club in the world, which is talked about whatever city you go into.

some big teams playing in those as well but from me, olly foster, and the rest of the team here at the that is all for now. welcome back to bbc news, i am sarah campbell. tens of thousands of newborn babies in england will be screened for genetic conditions as part of a study which doctors say could be life—changing for families. the nhs has begun sequencing the entire genetic code of up to 100,000 newborn babies in england. the aim is to speed up the diagnosis of more than 200 rare diseases in children, so they can be treated early. our medical editor fergus walsh reports just a day old. amelia is among the first babies to have their entire genetic code sequenced to look for rare diseases. her mum didn't hesitate when offered the test at birmingham women's hospital. it was a no brainer because amelia will be tested for 200 different genetic conditions so she will benefit but also will contribute to the wider research population, which will affect other children. amelia's blood sample, taken from her umbilical cord, is being sent to labs in cambridge, where her entire genetic code or g

joe root, ben stokes, ollie pope and harry brook all went cheaply. sajid khan took six wickets.om the position we were in. anytime you are batting first, you have the luxury of the best conditions, no doubt about that so it will be a tough first

england lost three wickets by the close, both openers gone, ben duckett and zak crawley and then ollieope, they are 24—3, 53 runs behind. let's hearfrom both camps, starting with pakistans centurion saud shakeel who was speaking to simion mann. i think when you score 100,,... at the same time you have the leads, that is the most satisfying thing for me. you had a clear _ satisfying thing for me. you had a clear plan? _ satisfying thing for me. you had a clear plan? i - satisfying thing for me. you had a clear plan? i think - satisfying thing for me. you | had a clear plan? i think that is my strength, _ had a clear plan? i think that is my strength, i _ had a clear plan? i think that is my strength, i look - had a clear plan? i think that is my strength, i look to - is my strength, i look to change the strike every now and again, that is why i back myself to do that. having three down over _ myself to do that. having three down over night _ myself to do that. having three down over night is _ myself to do that. having three down over night is not - myself to do that. having three down

olly murs, he recalls the joy with which liam sang and said he was devastated.ry styles's mother has just posted a picture saying, just a boy. he was a well liked member within the band, the sensible one they turned to for advice, he was there to hand calm things down when things got too rowdy. it is a huge loss for the band, for his family, for his son bear and fans around the world. {iii bear and fans around the world. of course, now, we have seen fans gathering in argentina but this was a group that made an impact around the world. . �* , a group that made an impact around the world. . v . , a group that made an impact around the world. . �*, ., _ ., ., the world. yeah, it's easy to forget 'ust how the world. yeah, it's easy to forget just how big _ the world. yeah, it's easy to forget just how big one — the world. yeah, it's easy to forget just how big one direction - the world. yeah, it's easy to forget just how big one direction were - the world. yeah, it's easy to forget just how big one direction were in| just how big one direction were in those five yea

it also could see england strikers harry kane and ollie watkins go head—to—head.triker harry kane trained with his team—mates on tuesday. head coach vincent kompany will make a decision on his fitness later. watkins, meanwhile, is eyeing up kane's spot in the england starting 11. it's pretty self—expla natory reallv _ it's pretty self—explanatory really. harry is a top player and — really. harry is a top player and everyone knows what he's capable — and everyone knows what he's capable of. he has shown what he can — capable of. he has shown what he can do— capable of. he has shown what he can do over the previous seasons _ he can do over the previous seasons and everyone knows his threat _ seasons and everyone knows his threat but — seasons and everyone knows his threat but also the whole bayern _ threat but also the whole bayern munich team are one of the best— bayern munich team are one of the best teams in the competition. we all know that so it's— competition. we all know that so it's nothing new for us. also tonight liverpool host bologna. liverpool go into t

singer olly murs says "this news is devastating, i'm lost for words.e saw each other, sometimes the catch—ups were only short and sweet but when we did, it was mostly about how annoyingly good his hair always looked, or our love for becks, the old x factor days and the tour we shared together." and rylan clarke tweeted "extremely sad news. very tragic and so young. rest in peace liam." our music correspondent mark savage joins us now. morning. i understand recently you interviewed liam payne? hat morning. i understand recently you interviewed liam payne?— morning. i understand recently you interviewed liam payne? not that it recentl , it interviewed liam payne? not that it recently. it was _ interviewed liam payne? not that it recently, it was before _ interviewed liam payne? not that it recently, it was before the - interviewed liam payne? not that it| recently, it was before the pandemic by 2019. but i always remember him, in that interview and when we met on red carpets and during the one direction days, he was very quietly spoken, very self—assured

dermot o'leary, olly murs, former presenters of x factor, where he found fame, they have talked aboutn performing, they called him a humble singer, someone who wasn't affected, who did not greedily take up all of the spoils of fame. they both said they were devastated by the news of his loss. as we have seen pictures from argentina outside the hotel, funds are lighting candles, sharing stories and sharing their grief —— fans. sharing stories and sharing their grief -- fans.- sharing stories and sharing their grief -- fans. what kind of an artist — their grief -- fans. what kind of an artist was _ their grief -- fans. what kind of an artist was liam - their grief -- fans. what kind of an artist was liam payne l their grief -- fans. what kind i of an artist was liam payne and what do you think his legacy will be? ., ., ., will be? for a manufactured boy band, will be? for a manufactured boy band. one _ will be? for a manufactured boy band, one direction _ will be? for a manufactured boy band, one direction were - will be? for a manufactured boy band, one direction were kind l band, one

thank you very much, olly fosterfor thank you very much, olly foster for us.and more than three million people have already voted in the swing state of georgia, smashing records ahead of next week's election. the polls suggest that the race between kamala harris and donald trump could not be closer, with only one point between them. well, despite having left the race for the white house, president biden has been at the centre of the latest election row, after he responded to comments made by comedian tony hinchcliffe at a donald trump rally on sunday night in which he said puerto rico was a floating island of garbage. but in his response, joe biden got himself into a mess of his own. let's listen to the two of them. and just the other day, a speaker at his rally called puerto rico a floating island of garbage. well, let me tell you something. the puerto rico that i know, or puerto rico where i'm from, in my home state of delaware, they're good, decent, honourable people. the only garbage i see floating out there is his supporter�*s. there's a lot going on. i d

singer olly murs says "this news is devastating, i'm lost for words. good laugh when we saw each other, sometimes the catch—ups were only short and sweet but when we did, it was mostly about how annoyingly good his hair always looked, or our love for becks, the old x—factor days and the tour we shared together". and rylan clarke tweeted "extremely sad news. very tragic and so young. rest in peace, liam." we can take you to buenos aires where tributes have been paid, and it's about 330 in the morning and fans have been coming and going, lighting candles, sitting quietly, remembering liam payne, who of course, has died at the age of 31 and we understand he fell from a hotel balcony in one srs. liam pa ne, hotel balcony in one srs. liam payne. of— hotel balcony in one srs. liam payne, of course, _ hotel balcony in one srs. liam payne, of course, from - payne, of course, from wolverhampton, it was back in 2010 they were formed and they went on that hiatus and never officially broke up but went on hiatus in 2016 but one of the biggest boy bands in the world

ollie: this is the brand, not, the cars. important bread -- brand that has been struggling.hey are talk about saving 4 billion euros, 10% pay cut. imagine what that would feel like. wage freeze into a year after and possibility of factory closures. volkswagen has never close the factory before and is now talking about several. tom: this is a remarkable moment. when i think about pay cuts i think about the unions. what are you watching for? oliver: we will get an update and wage negotiations but i want to paint for you, across 11 factories all the workers are going to walk how to receive an update about negotiations. that could be something we see more of. strikes, warning strikes across the board. the other point, employees, 11 manufacturing site, every worker that will walk out will be concerned about their job and the economy so in germany this is the moment where we talk about the real impact, huge consequences and political consequences. car companies do not expect things to turn around. tom: indeed. another moment in the auto industry of germany, what it could mean for

the side will continue to be led by ollie pope, with durham fast bowler brydon carse making his debutrom the rest of the squad before batting in the nets on saturday. he'll now try and get fit for the second test which is also in multan on the 15th october. england's women have got their t20 world cup campaign under way. they're taking on bangladesh in sharjah — they won the toss and chose to bat. they started well, danni wyatt—hodge setting the pace with a1 but they've lost a quick flurry of wickets in the middle of their innings, wyatt—hodge and captain heather knight among those to go and are currently 97 for 5 with around 2 overs to go. while defending champions australia cruised to a six—wicket victory over sri lanka in their opener — beth mooney�*s unbeaten a3 leading australia to their target of 9a with five overs to spare. jannick sinner says he's "surprised" the world anti—doping agency is appealing the decision to clear him of blame after he twice tested positive for a steroid. an independent tribunalfound the world number one did nothing wrong but wada has recommended he's

the side will continue to be led by ollie pope, with durham fast bowler brydon carse making his debut the squad before batting in the nets on saturday. he'll now try and get fit for the second test which is also in multan on the 15th october. it is frustrating to miss out, but the three test in the summer when i was with a team and not playing, i enjoy watching cricket, but knowing that you are not able to be a part of the game makes it a little bit easier, but i have got some good things to focus on so, although i am not playing, i have got a goal in mind so that will take my mind away from this point. i have pushed myself incredibly hard, worked really hard with the medical team to get where i have now. i think i am further ahead than expected today. but i will be working just as hard over the next ten days to get myself a chance. england's women get their t20 world cup campaign in the next half hour or so when they take on bangladesh in sharjah, whilst the defending champions australia are off to a winning start, beating sri lanka by six wickets. sri lanka only made 93 for 7 from t

substitute ollie watkins sent a cross in for rice to tap in to make it three.t for dean henderson though on his first england start. finland getting one back from a corner — arttu hoskonen�*s header making it 3—1. england join greece on nine points at the top of the group. and a win for lee carsley. it's still early in the season, but manchester city have laid a marker down. they are top of the women's super league after a thrilling stoppage time goal at anfield saw them beat liverpool 2—1. it's very tight at the top of the table, with three teams just one point behind city, including their rivals manchester united, who convincingly beat tottenham 3—0 in the early game. adam cottier reports. having won the women's fa cup last season, manchester united have the sights set on another wsl title challenge. the team they beat in may's final, spurs, travelled to the sports village eager to end united's strong start to the campaign. despite a promising first half, they were unable to prevent this superb volleyed finish. and then from the same supply line, a headed goa

as under doug, ollie knocked out the beaten foreman to reclaim the heavy weight well, championship 7 years. if they had been stripped to the title for refusing to fight in the vietnam war, it remains one of them. i should like conic moments. and supposing history all about credit. i told you all that i was the greatest football dog. 71 year old ship and the what's a unix was one of the lucky people in the stadium that day. 50 is late to standing in the same spot. he can still recall the moment that fulman went down. well then he made a twisting motion and fell. it was like the grinding of an elephant collapsing with mine. then it looks like you told me you didn't still watch with young fighters in the same room. the alley himself used in his training camp ahead of the fight, back in 1974. he says ali changed his life and those of many others in the d. c. me then i and spirit mohammed ali and spied is entry and boxes soon since then all come easily started pushing forward to working both the week before our fathers thought it was a form of banditry, but it was a job who we worked at i

more about the, ration of october seven but before we do that, let's get a check on the sport, and ollyter has that for us. hello from the bbc sport centre england have moved to the top of their group at the women's t20 world cup. their seven—wicket victory over south africa means that they've won two out of two at the tournament in the united arab emirates. they lost the toss and south africa chose to bat first in sharjah. england played a quartet of spinners, with player of the match sophie eccleston taking two for 15 off herfour overs. helping restrict south africa to 124—6. england made a slightly sluggish start in the chase, but they reached their target in the final over, nat sciver—brunt with the winning boundary and unbeaten on 48. their next match is on saturday against bottom of the table scotland who must first face south africa on wednesday we have three world—class splinters who are usually in a team ended lindsay hasjust added to that, and made it really difficult for teams to get after people. in general, in women's cricket, there is a lot of spin bowling in the middle ov

the side will continue to be led by ollie pope, with durham fast bowler brydon carse making his debutaway from the rest of the squad before batting in the nets earlier on saturday. he'll now try and get fit for the second test which is also in multan, starting on the 15th october. it is frustrating to miss out, but — it is frustrating to miss out, but the _ it is frustrating to miss out, but the three test in the summer when i but the three test in the summerwhen i was but the three test in the summer when i was with a team and not— summer when i was with a team and not playing, i enjoy watching cricket, but knowing that you — watching cricket, but knowing that you are not able to be a part — that you are not able to be a part of— that you are not able to be a part of the game makes it a little — part of the game makes it a little bit _ part of the game makes it a little bit easier, but i have got — little bit easier, but i have got some good things to focus on so, — got some good things to focus on so, although i am not playing. _ on so, although i am not playing, i have got a goal i

then ollie pope who replaced him went for a duck. stumps are 96 for i. joe wilson was watching. there is always something to see at a test match if you really look hard. alert england fans spot the bowling coach, james anderson had arrived. warming up with vigor. pakistan could score at will if they wanted to put up in benign conditions they were cautious with it the assignment was actually the exception. england had to keep working, hoping for chances and catching them. she killed on for 82. while displaying some urgency, aggression and just before a t on the second day of pakistan's total travel past 500. finishing 104 not out. the endings ended like this for the look at ben duckett, hurt in the act of taking the catch. couldn't open the batting. so all pope did. he was caught brilliantly. —— ali pope. 50 to zak crawley is back and in full flow. he will resume 64 not out for the ben duckett�*s pump should be ok to bat. this free entry on day three, what is not to love? joe wilson, bbc news. as we mentioned, there was a wicket on da

henry slade is fit enough to start in the midfield, and will partner ollie lawrence with marcus smithrry makes his first england start since the rugby world cup a year ago. while slade has played less than an hour of rugby this season since returning from shoulder surgery for exeter last weekend. sladey said he wanted to play for his— sladey said he wanted to play for his ctutt— sladey said he wanted to play for his club and _ sladey said he wanted to play for his club and he's- sladey said he wanted to play for his club and he's an - for his club and he's an experienced _ for his club and he's an experienced player. . for his club and he's an i experienced player. that's for his club and he's an - experienced player. that's what we wanted _ experienced player. that's what we wanted to— experienced player. that's what we wanted to do. _ experienced player. that's what we wanted to do. i _ experienced player. that's what we wanted to do. i back- experienced player. that's what we wanted to do. i back him. i. we wanted to do. i back him. i think— we wanted to do. i back him. i think he'

resuming 261 shorts of their target, england lost ollie pope from just the eighth delivery of the day for now. hello there. storm ashley, the first named storm of the season — named by the irish metservice — is going to hit us later this weekend. it's still to develop from this area of cloud all the way across the other side of the atlantic. mind you, ahead of that, we've had this low pressure steering in this cloud, which has been bringing with it some outbreaks of rain, and that rain is continuing to push its way eastwards overnight tonight. it slows down a bit across england and wales because the winds fall lighter. clearer skies do follow in the west, particularly scotland and northern ireland, where temperatures will be down to around 7 or 8 degrees. but tomorrow morning, we've got the rain this time across eastern parts of england. that rain, it could be a little heavy first thing. it'll tend to move away during the morning, but could linger in the far south—east into the afternoon. following on from that we get the sunshine, many places will be dry, just one or two showers in t

ollie sleightholme with two tries.nship, defending champions glasgow ended cardiff's perfect start to the season with a thrilling win at the arms park. glasgow had looked like walking it, scoring five tries before half—time to lead 33—12. cardiff then twice came back to within four points, but glasgow surged clear each time. tom jordan with their eighth and final try of the night. and it was also very close between the scarlets and connacht in llanelli. scarlets had looked close to a first win of the season, but the irish team were too strong for them. ben murphy with their third try, and it ended 24—23. the first super league play—off semifinal took place tonight between hull kr and warrington wolves. hull kr, who, have never been in grand final before, have done it, they eventually won by 10—8. they'll be off to old trafford next saturday to play either wigan or leigh. and some cricket, and england's test captain ben stokes is a doubt for the first test against pakistan on monday. the all—rounder hasn't played since

hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm olly foster.the crest of a wave, ben ainslie�*s ineos brittania will challenge for the americas cup. the america's cup is the only trophy we've never won an international sport so it's a massive moment for british sailing on british sport. we'll look at the implications on fifa's transfer system after a european court finds that some of their rules don't abide by eu law. and running out of time — will the first test against pakistan come too soon for ben stokes? also coming up on sportsday... we'll look ahead to the new women's rugby union season, with gloucester hartbury targeting a hatrick of titles. american football is back in london this weekend. we speak to the vikings�* head coach as they get ready to face the jets at the tottenham hotspur stadium. ben ainslie and his crew on ineos brittania made history off the coast of barcelona this afternoon, winning the one race they needed to clinch the louis vuitton cup final against the italians�* luna rossa. and that means that they will take on ne

olli heinan, a former deputy director of the international atomic energy agency (iaea) who once oversaw to monitor and curb iran's nuclear program, said that if iran hurries, it could have its arsenal ready by april next year. well, nuclear warheads. sanctions, which are the same as the korean people's democratic republic, yeah, because there is no difference, this is the independent production of nuclear weapons in the conflict zone. however, yesterday here kimchanyn immediately declared that if japan, the usa or south korea kick us, we will not think about using nuclear weapons, just in case, he warned. yes, therefore, therefore in this case we see exactly those same double standards. as for the publication in the times, well, the british, as we know, they always run ahead of this couple. britain and the united states of america in the most aggressive the position is taken by the pirate island kingdom, and it is interested in inciting all conceivable and inconceivable conflicts. this publication can be such an ideological justification, now israel is holding a discussion about a possi

ollie's daughter veronica sometimes likes to eat fast food, and i wonder if her mother's turned out similar give in her favorite establishments, only it seems to me that in fast food they are a little thinner, but to taste. exactly one to one, and also olya and sophia prolong their summer, enjoying the aroma of basil all winter. olya adds salt to it, and sophia - vegetable oil. and then you need to grind everything in a blender. then, olya puts her preparation to dry. will resemble a watermelon, or rather its rind. olya cooks them in sugar syrup with the addition of vanilla, lemon orange juice. this is not jam, this is not compote, she even adds much less sugar than in these preparations. after drying, you get homemade candied fruits. you can sprinkle them with starch, then they will not stick together and will become similar to store-bought pineapple. in the tukayev family, too. they replace store-bought desserts with homemade ones, this is apple cheese, which leo and sophie simply adore, vidtky is very similar to chewing gum with a very, very tasty apple flavor with nuts. grandma elena va

everyone was watching, have you stopped drinking cognac in the morning or not, answer, yes or no, ollie, i knew that. it will end, cognac, show you my figure, you today, i don’t drink, i can’t, the journalist admits, he always says what he thinks, even if someone doesn’t like it, today in our studio is the anniversary dmitry guberniev gathers friends and promises that you will never forget this broadcast. well, let's meet dmitry guberniev. well, happy holiday, thank you, andrey, thank you, friends, loved ones, dear people, well, how old do you feel, about the same as in 1986, about 12 years old, but to be completely precise, about 18 or 16 years old, because i used to think that 5050 is a scary number, but in fact it is amazing, because i will not say something trivial. that life is just beginning, as they say, you know, but, welcome to the club, as they say, sport, zosh, friends, favorite job, favorite russian tv channel, what could be better, and after all, it all started once, do you remember your first broadcast in ninety-seventh year, it was a very unpleasant, because the first bro

hello from the bbc sport centre, i'm olly foster.gland made a slightly sluggish start in the chase , but they reached their target in the final over, nat sciver—brunt with the winning boundary and she was unbeaten on 48. their next match is on saturday against bottom of the table scotland who must first face south africa on wednesday we have three world—class spinners who are usually in a team and lindsay has just added to that, and made it really difficult for teams to get after people. in general, in women's cricket, there is a lot of spin bowling in the middle overs, so that has made it difficult to keep the momentum, so, so far the plan is working, but we obviously have one more game here and a game in dubai as well, so we will work to assess that wicket. the test series is under way in multan between pakistan and england, and it's been a tough first day for the tourists, paklistan reaching 328—4 by the close. our sports correspondentjoe wilson was watching... 35,000 seats in multan, mostly empty. well, monday is a working day. t

a falcon who was once called the school's kevin ollie bell tower has died. university shared the news of knox's passing. he was the youngest of the 4 peregrine falcons. but hatch this year after an emergency blood transfusion, previously been hospitalized for a broken wing. he treated and several and released several months after. but just days later, he was found now nourished in a backyard. an autopsy will be performed to determine his exact cause of death. >> we're a 56 is the time through. louie nunn is coming back to thrive city in san francisco. this is video from last year's through the week. so this will be thrive. cities what, 4th time now that they've hosted the event, they'll be costume contests. slime making trunk or treats station to for the little kids. an event goers will even get a chance to watch a screening of despicable me for so a lot of fun there, by the way, are very own justine waltman is going to be a judge for the costume contest. so that should be a good time. rsvp at thrive city dot com to secure your spot. doors are set to open do

>> ollie's bargain. a great value retailer.> i like delta airlines, and though the numbers were a little less than expected, the guide wasn't great, the stock is breaking 52, traded well today. i think you stay long. >> a lot of an lusts feeling positively about it, as well. dan? >> how about tim putting himself out there for the kids. got a little video there and everything, he's very talented man, not just in the stock market. i'm i think rates go lower, i think you play it through the tlt lodge long. >> thank you, kelly, for joining us. >> this was easier than bedtime, so -- than bedtime. thanks for watching "fast money." "mad money" with jim cramer starts now. >>> my mission is simple. to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere. and i promise to help you find it

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ollie pope still standing in as captain. abdullah shafique to his hundred with a six.sood out to jack leach. england's moments on pakistan's day — a long day. joe wilson, bbc news. day one has just finished and after shan and shafique scored those centuries, england's fightback was brief. they took one further wicket, a fourth. pakistan 328—4 at the close of play. erik ten hag says he would have been told if his job was under threat, with a goalless draw at aston villa the latest in what has become manchester united's worst start to a premier league season. united captain bruno fernandes came closest to scoring when his free kick hit the bar as their problems up front continued. but ten hag dropped more than £85 million worth of talent in defence, and it worked. their clean sheet was only their third in seven premier league matches. but it didn't help them move up from 14th in the table, as ten hag faces mounting pressure with a manchester united board meeting scheduled for tuesday. i speak continually with them. and just after the game i have to do myjob, talk to the

members jagger james and sean ollie and dawson all agree the bay is the place to be. >> we were justentation high school. and they were going crazy. great energy. >> insane. best show we've ever had. in our -- humble opinions. it's been great. and we've also just been having a good time. hanging out. >> yeah. >> great time. >> going to some local restaurants has been amazing, the hospitality has been unmatched. >> i love it here, it's beautiful. >> yeah. >> and weather? topnotch. >> topnotch. >> coming from -- some guys who live in so-cal. nor cal is where it's at. >> of course this is where it's at. and they love the weather. okay. so the next stop is milpitas high school today. so if you are listening milpitas high school, get ready. they'll be performing as part of a 99.7 now event. you know they reached out on social media and i learned so much about them and i had no idea how big they were. they've been on "america's got talent" and they're so talented and they're just really cute. >> yeah. you pick up the boys and wring them out and just sugar falls out. >> they love the weathe

as under doug, ollie knocked out the beaten fulman to reclaim the heavy weight well, championship 7 years if they had been stripped to the title for refusing to fight in the vietnam war. it remains one of the most like conic moments in supposing history. 71 year old ship and the what's the unix was one of the lucky people in the stadium that day. 50 is late standing in the same spot. they can still recall the moment that foam and went down. but then he made a twisting motion and fell. it was like the grinding of an elephant collapsing them . and then they look for people who you dig still works with young fighters in the same room. the alley himself used in his training camp ahead of the fight, back in 1974. he says, ali changed his life and those of many others in the the see me then i and spirit mohammed ali and spied this country and the boxes who do then all come really started pushing forward to working book. i knew it before our fathers thought it was a form of banditry, but it was a job we worked at an earlier this month focuses from across africa, gathered and construct this of th

olli heinonen, a former deputy director of the international atomic energy agency (iaea), who in thet oversaw its efforts to monitor and curb iran's nuclear program, said that if iran hurries, it could have an arsenal ready by april next year. what amazes me is that we as a nation, iran is working on nuclear weapons, look at a map of iran, those little circles in yellow and black are nuclear facilities, when you look at that you realize that iran controls more of its allies in the region, it's very very dangerous, why doesn't biden want this to be addressed. threat to the us and israel is a legitimate goal. second, he is wrong when he publicly states that israel should not strike nuclear targets. iran, an enemy of the us and israel. the president publicly told our enemy that we are at odds with our ally. the conservative party conference is taking place in britain three months ago. it failed the election and retained a faction in the house of commons of only 120 mps. 411 representatives of the ulie boris. the tories still have not can choose a new leader. the sunday times newspaper c