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i know, it is not very long to paris, - years to paris! yes!! i know, it is not very long to paris, i think i i not very long to paris, i think i always said, i am going to keep going as long as my body will let me or until i win that the gold—medal but now i have no the gold—medal... i do not know! for now i am taking a bit of a break, want to spend some time with my family, see where life lands me, and will make decisions of moving forward by diving. in the next few months, i guess. just been such a pleasure _ next few months, i guess. just been such a pleasure to _ next few months, i guess. just been such a pleasure to talk— next few months, i guess. just been such a pleasure to talk to you, - next few months, i guess. just been such a pleasure to talk to you, tom | such a pleasure to talk to you, tom daley, thank you so much.- such a pleasure to talk to you, tom daley, thank you so much. thank you for havin: daley, thank you so much. thank you for having me- _ daley, thank you so much. thank you for having me. just _ daley, thank you so muc

but he will be a star in paris. — paris.t short of a few — world. paris st. germain are not short of a few euros, _ world. paris st. germain are not short of a few euros, are - world. paris st. germain are not short of a few euros, are they? | world. paris st. germain are not. short of a few euros, are they? and he's a huge name, he and cristiano ronaldo are the top two players in the world, as david says. someone was going to snatch them up. he offered to take a pay cut but he couldn't get under the threshold that the spanish club is able to maintain. �* , ., ., that the spanish club is able to maintain. �* , , , maintain. and these football players are amazing — maintain. and these football players are amazing at _ maintain. and these football players are amazing at what _ maintain. and these football players are amazing at what they _ maintain. and these football players are amazing at what they do, - maintain. and these football players are amazing at what they do, but i maintain. and these football players are amazing a

rent wise, it is way lower than paris.nerated mass clubbing tourism, which has positive effects and negative effects. what in terms of toryism and what it brings to the city of berlin -- toryism -- it has been great. you can feel a lot of people are moving to the east or to greece because gentrification is slowly going through europe to cheaper places. >> as well as the soundtrack, aesthetics have emerged with architecture, lighting and the core a huge part of the experience. night fever, designing club culture. there are examples of the mythical nightclubs of the last half-century from new york's studio 54 to manchester's hacienda. is there one that sticks in your mind for its style? >> i love panorama bar. the -- in amsterdam was amazing and print works in london is really great. it is an old printing factory. it is huge. this is what we should more do in france. we still do think nightlife has to be in a club somehow. i think it is beautiful when it gets out of clubs and into old warehouses, or museums even. >> speaking

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arrive in paris in the next fewj arrive in paris in the next few days — arrive in paris in the nextf clubs that could _ days. probably only a handful of clubs that could afford - days. probably only a handful of clubs that could afford his - days. probably only a handful of. clubs that could afford his wages. because he is a big name, the six—time blonde door winter and psg are one of those clubs. how much wood a coup would he be for them to get? $5 wood a coup would he be for them to net? �* , , ., wood a coup would he be for them to ret? m wood a coup would he be for them to let? a ., , wood a coup would he be for them to get? as you said, only a few clubs could sin get? as you said, only a few clubs could sign messi. _ get? as you said, only a few clubs could sign messi. you _ get? as you said, only a few clubs could sign messi. you talk- get? as you said, only a few clubs could sign messi. you talk about i could sign messi. you talk about city and — could sign messi. you talk about city and jack _ could sign messi. you talk about city and jack grealish _ could sign messi. you ta

this distant dream for paris. they're expecting that the big player. is happening and he is coming in paris and it was very quick and only two clips good with the sign him. if rinaldo or lionel messi key minimum point, they would look into signing one of them. months ago, lionel messi turned down manchester city as he only wanted to be with barcelona. and they were going to renew his contract in barcelona, he didn't in only two clubs in europe are capable of signing him. manchester city spent on someone else and so here we are. the money being spent, the reason why this happened was because barcelona effectively were falling foul of financial rules within spain and ps jesus foul of financial rules within spain and psjesus surely must have similar issues now with the huge squad —— psg. and have £1 million per year. and how can they effectively justify this? effectively “ustify this? there's a ve strict effectivelyjustify this? there's a very strict salary _ effectivelyjustify this? there's a very strict salary cap _ effectivelyjustify this? there's a ve

la messimania se apoderó de parís. de los japoneses por los juegos pese a la pandemia. ya están enfocados para los juegos paralimpicos. >> en los Ángeles, barrida espectacular del recién llegado ,que parecía que estaba bailando, miren como se para como si nada, increíble dodgers siguen atrás 4 tras los gigantes, y eso es lo que importa >> también reacciona matías almeyda ante la llegada de lio messi a paris saint-germain, >> y en méxico seguidores de vicente fernández oran para la pronta recuperación del charro de huentitan >> también muchas familias no han recibido el pago de crédito tributario por hijo, sepa a qué se debe, con esto y más volvemos tras la pausa >> qué tal buenas tardes le saluda césar bayona >> y claudia... se recuerda ya el tiempo en que se declaró incendio, >> este es el lugar donde pudo ingresar, donde estaba la estación de bomberos. es

paris st germain _ that can win things. paris st germain are _ that can win things.- that can win things. paris st germain are going to - that can win things. paris st germain are going to have l that can win things. paris st i germain are going to have the that can win things. paris st - germain are going to have the same team next season. all—rounder moeen ali has been added to the england squad, for the second test against india, which starts on thursday at lord's. he last played in a test match in february, during england's tour of india, but he's been in great form as captain of birmingham phoenix in the hundred, helping them to the top of the table. he'lljoin up with the england squad for training this afternoon. it was a decision we took yesterday. we had a long chat about it and it gives us another option in terms of balancing the team out. he is obviously full of confidence and playing some unbelievable cricket in the hundred and in the short format and we know how talented he is and what he is capable of and he's a serious contender for this game. and we're

that he is heading to paris. . . ., ., paris.mentous point _ paris. thank you so much forjoining us on this momentous point in - us on this momentous point in football history. let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines... virtually the entire population of wuhan, the chinese city where the pandemic first started, is said to have been tested after the delta variant of coronavirus was detected there. the authorities say more than 11 million people have undergone testing since tuesday, after seven cases of the delta variant were found in the community. a huge wildfire in the north of california is now the second largest in the state's history. five people are missing after the dixie fire swept through two towns and forced the evacuation of thousands. and over in peru, firefighters are struggling to put out fires burning in the south of the country. before we go — let's go back to tokyo. we're used to seeing spectacular pictures of world class athletes at the olympics — but what we don't see is how much work it takes t

we see messy arriving at the new club, paris centureman. well, if i'd say the p s. c, have done some good business this chance for window. they now find boss sign is legend and captain mercy on a free transfer that's off to bringing in the council of rail madrid. sergio ramos, also on a free transfer, they got the best play the euros for free as well. italian co keep agenda we don't the room that and the netherlands, captain georgina, why now them has all signed up and you guessed it. also on a free trump, don't forget they already had some of the world's best plays in killing him by pe and naima who is the world's most expensive player. and used to play with messi at bossa. journalist tony, one mark t told al jazeera but haven't was best play. it doesn't necessarily guarantee success bullies and magic sports. even if you have the best players, it doesn't mean you are going to win. of course with name are probably within a bit if he's station and now with missy. this is for me, the best practice, the 3 best front of the history of football.

>> outside paris, suggests, so we began filming there. it is beautiful.he show is showing off the beauty of france. there is a lot of eye candy in this season. it is therefore the viewers to live vicariously. >> what is it about france you love so much? >> it is a beautiful country, beautiful culture, and so different from the u.s. that is what makes the show interesting to write. the cultural differences, that is what it is about, that this character is late, the culture, the experience living in france that has an effect on her. >> [speaking in french] >> [speaking in french] [indiscernible] ♪ >> i am emily, her new neighbor. >> [speaking in french] >> you have come to teach the french some american tricks? >> has anybody noticed this is a very dysfunctional workplace. >> i think you have brought the drama. >> critics were not kind, saying it did not show the real paris. how painful is that? >> it did not hurt at all. i think the critics sometimes misses the humor, that we are making fun of american cliches and french cliches, and that was the point. th

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paris underpass and a life with more than— a paris underpass and a life with more than its- a parishare of pain, _ with more than its fair share of pain, warmth— with more than its fair share of pain, warmth and - with more than its fair share - of pain, warmth and compassion. this is bbc news, the latest headlines... the taliban have been celebrating with gunfire and fireworks after america confirmed its 20 year war in afghanistan is over. hurricane ida brings life threatening floods as the storm moves from louisiana into mississippi. china has reduced the playing time for young gamers to three hours a week. gaming companies like tencent and alibaba have been ordered to cut their services to those under 18. let's go to our asia business reporter kate silver, who is following the story. katie, you can imagine for gaming companies, this is a huge blow because that age group is so keen on gaming. they are, but they don't actually make a huge amount of money from this age group. it is quite specific, the regulations they'll have to follow. so young people will only be able to use it be

messi está ligado al parís saint-germain al menos dos temporadas.arís en los campos elysius la estrella de fútbol argentino esta mañana fue su prestación oficial y el show continúa durante todo el día. vamos a ver un resumen >> los fanáticos se reunieron para ver a su ídolo aunque fuera de lejos. lionel messi di que quiere seguir ganando y el parís saint-germain es un club ambicioso y está pronto a jugar. >> mi salida del barcelona hace unos días fue muy duro porque son muchos años y es difícil el cambio después de tanto tiempo. mi objetivo es seguir creciendo, seguir ganando títulos y por eso estár todos juntos lo podamos conseguir. a levantar otra uefa champions league y caí al lugar ideal para poder conseguirlo >> hace la gente aquí para tener su camiseta y que lionel messi al comienzo y volvió a elegir su etapa. tener en su logro y se han agotado en otros locales. >> no tiene límtie y fanáticos están contentos de la llegada de lionel messi . el pasar de gente es absolutamente constante y las personas entran para conseguir su camiseta. segurament

and paris st-germain _ barcelona are bankrupt. and paris st-germain was _ barcelona are bankrupt.germain was perhaps always the most likely destination,. a club backed by qatari money and littered with stars including killian mbappe and his former barcelona team—mate, neymar. barcelona are moving on without their biggest star and for messi, a new story is beginning. time for a look at the weather. here's darren bett. is it warming up? it felt more like some of this _ is it warming up? it felt more like some of this evening _ is it warming up? it felt more like some of this evening with - some of this evening with some sunshine around and much drier weather as well. the showers we have seen in north—east england are fading away on the showers we have in the north—east of scotland, these will take longer to fade away later this evening and the weather tomorrow is going to look a bit different, actually, because heading out to the atlantic this is what is heading our way, this band of cloud which has already arrived in northern ireland and by tomorrow morning we see this first signs

, where ever he plays in the world _ paris, where ever he plays in the world i6 — paris, where ever herld. a they? and short of a few euros, are they? and he's a huge name, he and cristiano short of a few euros, are they? and he's a huge the e, he and cristiano short of a few euros, are they? and he's a huge the top e and cristiano short of a few euros, are they? and he's a huge the top two d cristiano short of a few euros, are they? and he's a huge the top two players 1110 short of a few euros, are they? and he's a huge the top two players in» ronaldo are the top two players in the world, as david says. ronaldo are the top two players in the going as david says. ronaldo are the top two players in the going to snatch says. ronaldo are the top two players in the going to snatch them up. he was going to snatch them up. he offered to take a pay cut was going to snatch them up. he offered get ke a pay cut was going to snatch them up. he offered get underay cut was going to snatch them up. he offered get under the ut was going to snatch them up. he offered get under the threshold couldn't g

in the paris aareement. ., ., , , ~ as established in the paris aareement. ., , ~ . agreement.sense like in a country like america, _ agreement. you get a sense like in a country like america, that _ agreement. you get a sense like in a country like america, that the - country like america, that the really severe wildfires which are afflicting the western coast at the moment, the extreme cold that were also experienced early in the year, that this is starting to affect public opinion and that may be the degree of scepticism is beginning to diminish on the subject? diminish on the sub'ect? absolutely. i'm in colorado — diminish on the sub'ect? absolutely. i'm in colorado as — diminish on the subject? absolutely. i'm in colorado as we _ diminish on the subject? absolutely. i'm in colorado as we speak- diminish on the subject? absolutely. i'm in colorado as we speak and - diminish on the subject? absolutely. i'm in colorado as we speak and the | i'm in colorado as we speak and the air here is quite dark from smoke, wildfires that have been going up and down the western coast, and

and to have that you could travel to paris. that meant you could afford the long and very expensive trip. she's wearing these beautiful pearls around her neck and wrists. at the time this was painted in the 1880s, it means they would have been natural pearls not cultural pearls for these are extraordinarily valuable in the 20th century the japanese developed the method of culturing pearls which meant anyone could buy pros and afford them. not everybody could afford these here. and the little girl is holding an ostrich feather and which is probably her mothers. again another symbol of the kind of wealth you could have these were very expensive of course. this kind of search for fancy feathers from the most exotic birds was the reason the audubon society was founded in 1905. there was a terrific consumption of these kinds of materials. and with the highs you have this fabulous screen from china which indicates the ability to buy things from abroad. i would also like to point out in the corner beautiful and large fern. not to have

in— to paris, as well. in the _ to paris, as well. dan maki have taken gold. there was a late surge team gb. we havejust heard gold. there was a late surge team gb. we have just heard they have managed to get a silver! an incredible performance taking silver for team gb. france kept the bronze. let's speak to our reporter mariko oi. speaking to a japanese person today, everyone can't wait for the baseball tonight! everyone can't wait for the baseball toniuht! ., ., ., tonight! indeed, a lot of excitement. _ tonight! indeed, a lot of excitement. the - tonight! indeed, a lot of excitement. the final i tonight! indeed, a lot of i excitement. the final match tonight! indeed, a lot of _ excitement. the final match between the united states and japan, starting injust the united states and japan, starting in just under the united states and japan, starting injust under an hour. as you said, a lot of excitement about that. earlier in the week, japan beat the united states, which has managed to reach the gold medal contest. the us will be hopi

here from paris in 2024.ple from the station say they are the ones who should be covering the summer olympics from paris. >> i volunteer. >> are you going? >> well, apparently not. >> jessica gary assures me she is going. that is our news for tonight, and we will see you at a special time, 11:30. see you then. nbc nightly news is next. fina olympic celebration and the hard-earned victories. the united states on top of the medal count with historic golds for women's basketball and volleyball and the closing ceremonies that celebrates the world coming together to defy the odds. >>> state of emergency. hospitals pushed t the brink by covid cases. austin activating its emergency alert system. new mask mandates in big cities, and some hospitals seeing more children now than ever before. new covid rules for schools. texas will not inform parents about classroom outbreaks

she's raced through her revolution in paris for.— her revolution in paris for.lution in paris for. as the games get bigger. _ her revolution in paris for. as the games get bigger, that _ her revolution in paris for. as the games get bigger, that brings - games get bigger, that brings different pressures and focus. and to still be there and be considered one of the people that make waves at the games in terms of performances, i still have to pinch myself to think people are talking about me in that way. think people are talking about me in that wa . ,, �* , think people are talking about me in that wa . ,, �*, g; think people are talking about me in that wa . ,, �*, ,': ., think people are talking about me in thatwa. ,, �*, ,': ., , think people are talking about me in thatwa. ,, h g; . , that way. she's 43 - and yet tokyo ma not that way. she's 43 - and yet tokyo may not be — that way. she's 43 - and yet tokyo may not be the _ that way. she's 43 - and yet tokyo may not be the end _ that way. she's 43 - and yet tokyo may not be the end of _ that way. she's 43 - a

this is life in paris. -- live from paris. thank you very much for being with us. an emergency meeting of the emergency u.n. council has been called to discuss the situation in afghanistan. they adopted a resolution of safe passage from the company. kabul is that raking point. investigation is being demanded after a drone strike killed 10 members of a family. six of them were children. the member who had been -- number of isis-k could been part of the atrocity last week was that kabul airport and claimed the lives of over 100 afghan civilians and 13 u.s. service members france has finished its evacuation but other flights are going towards tomorrow's deadline. with thousands being stuck under taliban rule, they moved to get them out. this is the u.s. investor to you and. >> -- you and --un. >> healthy taliban lives up to its commitment to safe passage you want to leave afghanistan. whether that is today, tomorrow, or after august the first heard consistent with the right to leave any country and even one's own, one must be able to leave afghanistan for any reason t

paris.nother provincial capital in afghanistan falls to the taliban as they continue to make ferocious assaults against key northern cities. thousands flee their homes in greece as forest fires burn out of control. the country faces its most intense heatwave in more than 30 years. and coming up this hour, more on new changes to the uk's covid travel restrictions, double vaccinated people travelling from france to the uk will no longer have to isolate. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. the tokyo olympics have ended, with a closing ceremony in the national stadium of empty fans. moments after the flame was extinguished in the olympic stadium a volley of multi—coloured fireworks lit up the night sky around the olympic stadium where athletes were already heading for the exits. the president of the international olympic committee, thomas bach, thanked the people of japan and described the sixteen day event as unprecedented because of the pandemic. the olympic fla

have not featured it since paris. 1900. it be great to see cricket lympics for yeah, the 100 seems to fit the bill doesn't think that will go down already and yeah, i mean it said it be fantastic to get to get cricket and on that stage and talk about going to reach out to the country then what, what a charity will be and that is all your fault from the mario. that's lovely. thank you so much. jenna. i took the news out, but i'll be back in a couple of minutes with more of the days news. a full bulletin and of course, around up the top stories coming out very shortly. i news. news, news. news, news, news. birds are at risk of extinction. in vicious plan to read the nation of the privilege sides of one of the best guys on out in the country about to collapse before the kind of reform you're talking about can take place. we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world we live in. why are we not in the best situation? why has that money been responded? how did that happen? counting the cost on al j

heather nowak and morgan priestley from chicago made paris their first stop. >> first time in paris, we've been other places in europe, but this is definitely super unique and-- >> long overdue. >> yeah, yeah, long overdue. >> reporter: the city's famous cafes only fully reopened in june. waiter phillipe says american visitors have been missed. >> i love american people. it's a good thing they will be back. we're waiting for you. >> renoir. love this dance hall. >> reporter: that's true across the city. >> it's been very hard because we miss our foreign tourists. >> reporter: tour guide lilly heise says bookings have been trickling in. >> but i think it's generally a little bit more those repeat visitors who just love paris and were dying to come back. >> reporter: brian from columbus, ohio, is a regular visitor who moved all his plans from last summer to this. >> i think maybe, if anything, i'm worried about making sure all my paperwork was in order, making sure everything was, you know, good to go. >> reporter: that vaccine paperwork is now required to visit monuments and museums,

the first french flight out of kabul landed in paris early this evening. on board, 45 mostly french people. emmanuel macron yesterday told all those who worked with france during the last two decades that more escapees could be expected. the main challenge is actually reaching the airport at the moment. there is that word coming from white house sources that the taliban says access to the airport for civilians will be guaranteed. how this plays out on the ground is a different question. reporter: we will not abandon you was the message from the president. emmanuel macron said afghans who worked for the country would be evacuated. president macron:[speaking french] reporter: according to the foreign ministry, france has received more than 600 afghan collaborators and their family members since fighting intensified in may, bringing the total number two over 1300 since wrench troops pulled out in 2013. however, getting a visa to france has not been easy for all. earlier this year, our reporters met a former interpreter for the french armor -- french army who

absolutely i think that and paris saint-germain?-germain? absolutely i think that is the case in _ and paris saint-germain? absolutely i think that is the case in modern - i think that is the case in modern football. there is already a lot of barcelona fans especially in international countries abroad not living in spain because the people that live in catalonia and live in spain will always follow barcelona but they will keep an eye out for lionel messi but then the fans who have come perhaps later in more recent years living all over the world and they followed basically messi ever since they started falling football, those are the fans who will follow what he does at psg and i don't know if they will become paris street —— paris saint—germain fans, but there is a section of people of football fans who do that nowadays. rik people of football fans who do that nowada s. ~ ,, ., ., ., ~ nowadays. rik sharma thank you so much forjoining _ nowadays. rik sharma thank you so much forjoining us _ nowadays. rik sharma thank you so much fo

well, fans in paris think they have their man.in paris yesterday, hoping messi would arrive. there's been no sign of him yet, but plenty think he's on his way. the queen has congratulated team gb as the final olympians arrived back to heathrow, after the tokyo games came to a close yesterday. team gb enjoyed one of their most successful games with 22 golds and 65 medals in total, matching the achievement of london 2012. laura kenney, who won a gold and a silver, and also carried the flag in the closing ceremony, led the team off the plane with her husband, jason, now britain's most decorated olympian after his gold in the men's. well, inside the terminal, one of the biggest receptions was afforded to boxer galal yafai, who won gold in the flyweight division. and as you heard, his friends and family were in fine voice. his fellow boxer lauren price won britain's 22nd and final gold of the games yesterday morning. she's already looking ahead to paris in three years time. looking at the likes of obviously nicola adams and katie taylo

. paris 2024 compared to paris. 1924 will be on a very different sporting and financial scale. tokyo's budget has just set an unwanted new record. the price fact that he took care of games has officially topped $15000000000.00 and is expected to go even higher that already the most expensive some games ever staged. and more than half of the bill is being picked up by the japanese taxpayer olympic critic, se tokyo was onto a loser even before the extra costs of holding the gangs during a pandemic. and without the presence of spectators were taken into account, we can not get down our profit. and maybe just, we know to hold olympic games makes it only for the, for the new infrastructure for new national stadium or will be good. but the big problem is it's putting nothing for the people, games in the very heart of the city. the french capital is aiming to start a new era of cost effective olympics with most events being held at preexisting venue organizes claim private money will account for 97 percent of the budget. the head of the parish organizing scene told me any new facilities are d

it's wonderful that is happening concurrently. often in fact, today in paris alone, there's more than 200 demonstrations across the whole country. now people have taken to the sea because they're against the company to be vaccinations. at the same time, miss march started at the offices of a p agency prom crate. and that is because protests are against the mainstream. french media that they say has been incorrectly proclaimed that the coven vaccination is 100 percent safe. they also argue that they've been depicted negatively in the media, that they've people who are pro liberty, not people who are and are coast. and he back says, and all the others, however, this is the, as i mentioned, the 6 consecutive, we can, that we've seen protests like this across crowns. and the protest have sometimes resulted in violence. this particular protest has been organized by the yellow this . and we'll take a quick look now at what some of the previous protests have seen. the news, the me the now there is a strong police presence. as the protest had marched down some of the main street in paris, the

laura scott, bbc news, paris. in 182 years, women are being allowed to wear trousers. the biggest event in british rowing updated its dress code for the steward's enclosure to state that women can wear "jackets or blazers with trousers, or trouser suits". time for a look at the weather here's louise lear. it looked nice enough in henley? it did and i will get onto thatjust a moment. ijust want did and i will get onto thatjust a moment. i just want to follow off that extreme heat and wildfires we have been seeing in the mediterranean is a step in the last hour or so, mediterranean is a step in the last hour orso, unconfirmed mediterranean is a step in the last hour or so, unconfirmed reports in sicily of temperatures peaking at 48.8. that is 120 fahrenheit. not only is that a record potentially in sicily but it may well be a provisional record for the highest temperature ever recorded. in europe. but as you can see, it was beautiful for some of us today and actually we have seen temperatures peaking in excess of 25

paris 2024.dream? yes, it would be nice. i ma _ paris 2024. is that dream? yes, it would be nice. i ma -- _ paris 2024. is that dream? yes, it would be nice. i ma -- narrowly i would be nice. i ma —— narrowly missed it this time, which was disappointing, but the next one is only three years away, so if i'm still on top of my game down, hopefully i will get another chance. good luck, alex, but i don't know about you, ben, but any sport we use jeans and trainers is my type of thing. thank you so much, nestor. run footwear. borisjohnson is setting off on a two—day visit to scotland today. but borisjohnson has declined an invitation to meet the first minister, nicola sturgeon, for talks. she had invited the prime minister to her official residence to discuss recovery after the pandemic. mrjohnson has suggested a meeting with the first ministers of other devolved nations at a later date instead. well, as the prime minister and labour leaders begin their two—day visit to the city, the world is looking

we are already thinking about paris, _ thinking about paris?t is only - thinking about paris, it is only three — thinking about paris, it is only three years, that time will fly. we will already be preparing for that but we _ will already be preparing for that but we have the european championships in six weeks, so the horses— championships in six weeks, so the horses will— championships in six weeks, so the horses will be rested and we will start _ horses will be rested and we will start training again and aiming hopefully to bring more medals home. well, i_ hopefully to bring more medals home. well, i hope so, why not? just keep on going! thank you so much for your time this morning and i am so happy that the horses are home also. enjoy your celebrations and i hope your mother's health continues to improve. more than two million rural homes and businesses are to get a broadband upgrade. yorkshire, staffordshire and kent are among the places identified for the scheme. the prime minister has promised all homes and businesses in the uk will have

german side had broken the river and was less than 40 miles from paris. they moved the second and third u.s. divisions into the area around shot tool thierry. both divisions responded with spectacular strength and success. the third division, went over the crossing, rolled onto -- said german -- [inaudible] [noise] the brown designation of -- the second division went through a war between shot oh thierry and paris. the u.s. marines fighting with the second division reclaimed important ground in a fierce contest known to history now as the battle of bellow wood. >> american history tv visited key monuments, battlefields, and cemeteries in northeastern france with historian mitchell -- to begin the history we visit the shot to thierry about 60 miles from paris to learn why u.s. forces were in the region and why they help the french. >> directly behind me is the chateau thierry monument, this is held to a four, this means that it is 2:04 meters high. the significance of this monument is to honor the american troops who fought in the same -- the other. there

, laura scott, who is at paris. �* ., ,, , reporter, laura scott, who is at paris. �* ., ., paris.apital this morning about the arrival of— capital this morning about the arrival of a lionel messi. he came over— arrival of a lionel messi. he came over from — arrival of a lionel messi. he came over from barcelona last night and several— over from barcelona last night and several hundred fans arrived outside the stadium this morning to try and catch— the stadium this morning to try and catch a _ the stadium this morning to try and catch a glimpse of their new signing _ catch a glimpse of their new signing i— catch a glimpse of their new signing. i spoke to some of them outside _ signing. i spoke to some of them outside the stadium today, and they said they— outside the stadium today, and they said they had to be here to show their— said they had to be here to show their love — said they had to be here to show their love and respect for lionel messi, — their love and respect for lionel messi, and said it isjust a historic— messi, and said it isjust a historic day for the club to have

nuestro reporte de messi en parÍs.celona a la gran euforia por el fichaje en el psg. messi: pasÉ por muchos sentimientos y lo fui asimilando de a poquito y como podÍa, nadie estÁ preparado para vivir todo eso junto y lo fuimos asimilando como podÍamos. reportero: messi escogiÓ parÍs porque Él y el psg confÍan en ganar la champions league, trofeo que no levanta el argentino desde 2015. messi: mi sueÑo y objetivo es levantar otra copa champions y creo que podrÍa conseguirlo. reportero: y para conseguirlo, messi posiblemente tenga que marcarle gol a su ex equipo, barcelona. messi: por un lado, es lindo volver a barcelona, ojalÁ sea con gente, pero por otro lado serÁ muy raro volver a jugar a mi casa con otra camiseta, pero, bueno, esto es fÚtbol y puede pasar. reportero: para esta temporada, el psg va a contar con un equipo galÁctico que incluye a nbappÉ y a donnaruma y otras estrellas amigos de "la pulga", lo que fue determinante para que se mudÉ a parÍs. messi: el conocer a parte del plantel, eso tambiÉn hizo que mereci

well, let's get life to paris and join correspondent, pool race pool. lots of excitement in paris. no messy yet, but we're hearing you might be there in the few out in the next few hours. what can you tell us? yes indeed, joe, that has not been many updates since the story broke late last week that matthew was going to leave a boss alone. and you can see announced himself and not terrible press conference like this, this morning's headlines in like keep the national newspaper hair stab perfumes at the stadium of impatience. the park, the path where messy will now it's been confirmed by many reports be playing for perry sounds. you're my next season. he's reported to have agreed a contract worth around $40000000.00 a year. that's twice what he would have been earning. he stayed at barcelona on the farms all star can gather in great numbers on the deed. still a laborious apple where some have been coming out since the weekend. why so much excited? messy is a hugely decorated player for champions league hospitals with boss. why not approaching $700.00 goals, but it's, it's more than t

. party, significant place in paris in the square in front of the loot museum. so this had huge symbolism for the people of france, and i would say, easily $10000.00 people have turned out at this particular demonstration. it's wonderful that is happening concurrently. this often, in fact, a day in paris alone is more than 200 demonstrations across the whole country. now people have taken to the chief because they are against the company to be back to the nation. at the same time, miss march started at the offices of a p h and the problem. and that is because credit history are against the mainstream french media that they say has been incorrectly praying that the coven vaccination is 100 percent safe. they also argue that they've been depicted negatively in the media, that they, people who are pro liberty, not people who are and i'll coast and he backs is and all the others. however, this is the, as i mentioned, be 6 consecutive, we can that we've seen protests like this across crowns, and the protests have sometimes resulted in violence. this particular protes

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the anger and frustration on the streets of paris is far from over the mile. after more than 200 days in lockdown, anger has also boiled over in the striding city of melbourne with clashes between anti restriction protesters and police this weekend, and more than 200 good detained is offices, 5 pepper spray to break up the cries, 6 police officers required hospital treatment and every protest arrested 9 faces fines of around 5 and a half sized and destroyed in dollars. that's just under $4000.00 us dollars. demonstrations erupted after authorities extended the 10s across the entire states . victoria for another 2 weeks. restrictions are also in place to, for other regions, for spike in k v cases. and similar rallies were seen in sydney and brisbin. the fallout from the pandemic continued over in the u. s. to because a number of doctors and medical institutions and denying care to those unvaccinated against coven 19, even if they have life threatening conditions in the state of alabama, which does have america's lowest non elation rate. a doctor laid out why he

they would come out here from paris, hunt wild boar and other animals.you can see, the structure was heavily damaged and had been occupied by the germans and used as an observation post, and then american and french artillery had shattered it where it was no longer usable by the belleau family after the war. here you're looking at an artillery shell hole that had been fired by either the americans or the french. most likely using the 75-millimeter. to my right is a deep crevice, which is a german trench that they had constructed in late may when they started occupying belleau wood. it was through these trenches where the germans were well defended that the americans and -- with the french, had to fire the artillery and eventually move forward with the machine gun rifles and hand-to-hand fighting to drive them deep from within the woods. along this path, besides where the trench lines are and the artillery shells, the marine corps historical division had placed markers. the markers show the advance of the 5th and 6th marine regiments during the course of

paris st.main are favorites to sign him for a reported already $5 million per season. -- $35 million per season. it is not the end of his career. the argentinian says he will continue competing as long as he can. david stokes, al jazeera. anchor: the pandemic is biting into the finances of european football clubs. barcelona lost $117 million in revenue last year, bringing its total debt to an estimated $1.4 billion. most of that came from renewing stadiums and overpaying players. salaries have increased more than 200% the year 2000. barcelona has the best paid team in the world. the average salary last year was $9.8 million. european clubs can afford paying that much by selling merchandise and broadcasting rights. in the early 1990's, the english premier league sold tv rights for nearly $280 million. last year, that increased to $7 billion. let's bring in our guests. in liverpool, a football finance lecturer. and in barcelona, spain correspondent for millennia tv. and come ahead and cofounder f

surely the next host, paris, won't face such challenges. and delayed by the pandemic, the olympics were finally over but the moments they provided will live on. dan roan, bbc news, tokyo. the games are being hailed by the international olympic committee and the japanese government as a huge success, especially given the pandemic. but for the japanese people that success has been overshadowed by a renewed surge in covid infections, which have reached record levels in tokyo in recent days. from there, our correspondent rupert wingfield—hayes reflects on what the games have meant to the people of japan. if you tried to get the olympic stadium tonight, this is what you were met with. hundreds of police blocking alleyways, ordering people to move along. even the closing fireworks lasted just 15 seconds. but if the authorities were trying to prevent the large gatherings that took place during the opening ceremony, then they failed. out of the park, this sport—loving family have spent much of the last two weeks glued to the telly. but even for the

keep us posted to payroll over there in paris today. next this morning, days of new york governor andrew cuomo was accused of multiple accounts of sexual harassment democratic colleagues have started preparing a case against them. should he failed to report in his behavior, even president biden raised his gesture in the quote, most should go back in march. he said that if the investigation confirms the allegations against governor former than he should resign standby, they said, are you now calling on him to resign? yes. and if he doesn't resign, do you believe you should be impeached and removed from office? mistake went through the time he should resign. on tuesday, the new york state attorney general published evidence the court mode committed to sulks against 11 women in his office, including cases of touching casing and inappropriate comments. those actions are considered to be a violation of both state and federal laws, but there are currently no criminal investigations planned. as for cuomo, he denies the allegations. nevertheles

because it looked like a _ johnson was paris because it looked like a dhect— johnson was paris becauseike a direct challenge to his authority which to an extent is. there _ authority which to an extent is. there is— authority which to an extent is. there is a — authority which to an extent is. there is a lot of tension between the chancellor and the prime minister— the chancellor and the prime minister at the moment. and according to the paper, the prime minister— according to the paper, the prime minister was so angry he threatened to demote _ minister was so angry he threatened to demote rishi sunak perhaps a health _ to demote rishi sunak perhaps a health secretary of which want to please _ health secretary of which want to please sajid javid when he reads this tomorrow morning because his seat isn't _ this tomorrow morning because his seat isn't even warm yet. that this tomorrow morning because his seat isn't even warm yet.— seat isn't even warm yet. that role is filled, isn't _ seat isn't even warm yet. that role is filled, isn't it, _ seat isn't even warm yet. that role is filled