. >> bob: tony henderson, he's going to throw one back to pollard. the trick play.at least going to give memphis pretty good field position. how about that setup? >> brock: that's really well done. and that's hard to do, to not be a forward pass, because of momentum. typically when you've seen that done, you know, those guys get so excited that you're going to seal very well to get that first forward momentum and make sure it is thrown laterally there. that's perfectly executed. >> bob: does that give memphis a little bit of momentum, in what is still a one-possession game. they've got all three of their time-outs so, they could conceivably get the ball twice in the last 6:30. here we go. incomplete. white was looking for patrick taylor. good coverage from nate evans. >> brock: there's just got to be a double move here from mike norvell. this group is just playing so downhill defensively that it's some juncture in six minutes, you've got to use that aggressiveness against them. >> bob: it's a wildcat snap instead. taylor. for two yards. third down and eight. >> broc

nick pollard, the labour mp and shadow environment minister. —— luke pollard and we might be talkingrty later on. thank you very much for talking to us, nick. can you explain why you don't want your family and friends to know that you are sleeping rough on the streets of central london? when i first became homeless i thought i could work and work my way out of it but with the work my way out of it but with the work situation where everything is agency and everything is too much and too often, it is very hard to get out of it, especially with the cost of getting into a place in london. it is very hard to achieve that when you are in and out of work. you have had constructionjobs and they just work. you have had constructionjobs and theyjust come to an end? you are used for the task you are needed for and then you are moved on. when you are moved on, sometimes there are little delays in getting something else or whatever. it is just not easy to maintain a stable income. most people watching will not know what it is like to sleep on the streets of london, with all that they own around t

and at 11:30pm, we will be taking another look at the papers with former fleet street editor eve pollardnd rachel cunliffe, comment and features editor at city am. stay with us for that. good evening. the christmas getaway at gatwick airport has descended into chaos for tens of thousands of passengers, with police saying there have been more than 50 drone sightings in the past 2a hours. gatwick‘s chief operating officer has confirmed the airport will remain closed tonight, and that they are preparing forall scenarios, including being shut tomorrow. the army is using specialist equipment to help police search for whoever is flying the drones. the police say it is not terror—related, but is a deliberate act of disruption. our special correspondent lucy manning reports. i felt a ifelt a bit, ifelta bit, like, upsetand disappointed. this was meant to be the big christmas holiday. disappointed. this was meant to be the big christmas holidaym disappointed. this was meant to be the big christmas holiday. it shows how vulnerable people are with just one little thing. and airport shutdown. thousa

with me are the former fleet street editor, eve pollard, and rachel cunliffe, comment and feature editort pages are already in, and the gatwick airport story dominates, of course. the metro says the police are hunting the saboteurs, who are playing cat and mouse with authorities by flying devices above the airport — grounding more than 800 planes. the daily express expresses there is outrage that at least two remote—controlled aircraft have been able to operate unhindered near the runway for at least 2a hours. the times reports passengers are facing days of chaos at gatwick. the daily mail questions why up to 350,000 passengers had their christmas holiday plans ruined by a lone drone operator. according to the daily telegraph, environmental protesters are suspected of orchestrating the drone attack that's shut the airport down. the sun says the suspected eco—activist has piloted the craft at least ten times over the airfield. the guardian reports that there are now demands for new aviation regulations to tackle the threat of drones. the financial times also has the gatwick story on its f

seven minutes after that it was three near an own goal from world cup without benjamin pollard providing a fitting conclusion to a disastrous defensive display by the guests. choice for cut back meanwhile they held on to second place off today ten home victory in a row. it was indeed on the news coming up ahead china has called the u.s. request to invest all flyways chief financial officer in humane investments are wired about both this would mean for the franchise trade shows between washington and beijing. that story and more coming up with. businesses can that also encourage you to have a look at our web site. dot com for more news and information to stay now the best is coming up shortly. he takes it personally us. with a little bit wonderful people and stories that make the game so special. for all trees. because more than football long line.

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joining me will be the former fleet street editor eve pollard and rachel cunliffe, comment and featurestor at city am. that's all ahead on bbc news. now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday. embarrassed arsenal say they're identiying who threw a bottle at delle alli in the north london derby. first day on the job — 0le gunnar solskjaer arrives to meet his manchester united team. and sophia floersch tells the bbc she remembers every bit of her 170—mile—an hour crash at the macau grand prix. it isa it is a miracle, but that is probably also the reason why i am happy andi probably also the reason why i am happy and i am normal. hello and welcome to sportsday. thanks forjoining us. we've all been embarrassed, that's what arsenal have said about tottenham's delle alli being hit by a bottle at their ground last night. the england midfielder was hit by a plastic bottle from the crowd soon after scoring the second goal in a 2—0 win that sent spurs through to the semi—finals of the league cup. the national league on football policing has since confirmed there has b

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fashion house for not seeing a strong resemblance to racist character was a black people since the pollard gys saying any offense was unintentional the problem ali are fantasy charms they're imaginary creatures not intending to have any reference to the real world and certainly not blackface prada group never had the intention of offending anyone and we have who are all forms of racism embraces imagery or fashion giants getting embroiled in ever more scandals as people accuse them of being tone deaf to diversity racism and also body image we put the issue up for debate. faint proud to call it completely wrong there it's quite obvious to may that to. put art with a black face and big red lips it's pretty obvious looking back for any any person of ethnic origin to especially a black person to see that i think prada has made it perfectly clear that they had no intention of presenting this says as any kind of racist message or or blackface says it's come to be commonly called when i first saw the image of myself i didn't think straight away to the minstrel show so i think how can you how can s

with me are the former fleet street editor eve pollard, and rachel cunliffe, comment and feature editorhe metro says the police are hunting the saboteurs who are playing cat—and—mouse with authorities by flying devices above the airport, grounding more than 800 planes. the daily express reports there is outrage that at least two remote—controlled aircraft have been able to operate unhindered near the runway for at least 2a hours. the times reports passengers are facing days of chaos at gatwick. the daily mail questions why up to 350,000 passengers had their christmas holiday plans ruined by a lone drone operator. according to the daily telegraph, environmental protesters are suspected of orchestrating the drone attack that has shut the airport down. the sun says the suspected eco—activist has piloted the craft at least ten times over the airfield. the guardian reports that there are now demands for new aviation regulations to tackle the threat of drones. the financial times also has the gatwick story on its front page, but their main story is beijing being accused of a worldwide campaig

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is eu pollard mentor parliamentary election.t have clarity later in the year to support it. >> makes sense. before we get onto your fx calls, i want to pick up on the point about equity markets being too negative. >> i am quite a pessimist on the growth outlook. if we take a step back into next year as a whole, if you want to know if this is a bear market, we have a framework called the three cherries. imagine you have a slot machine. threell down on the levers. we see one cherry correcting, not three. lower, you are going to see the s&p struggle. the next one is financial leverage. lehman brothers and so forth. if you see financial leverage start to go, that is what triggers your bear market. all the forward-looking indicators, small business optimism, even lose in share prices, you're going to have a slowdown. your third cherry, you have to growth and the finance leverage, it is inflation. this is making me think it is not going to be a horrific bear market. productivity in the u.s. is picking up. it might need there. free che