for clear action in england and they have definitely have sparked a call because the professional footballers' association now wants to get the british government involved what can they do well so far all we've heard from the government is a series of statements downing street has said actually the football authorities in their view should do most are putting the onus away from themselves the official spokesman for boris johnson saying that they would be ready to intervene if required but the home secretary proceeded cell being a little bit more direct they're saying you know those found guilty of racially agreed aggravated offense can face prison sentences as well as a lifetime or a longer stay. d.m. bans on the sports minister nigel adams is expected to meet with tottenham hotspur on this case and very soon this british football have a racism problem i think it's a tricky question that there are certainly racist incidents and more of them seemingly not just in british football but across europe and i think that reflects to an extent the current political climate we see growing anti immigration sentiment

football now and in england the a professional players association is calling on the british government to launch an inquiry into racism all that comes after chelsea and germany defender antonio digger allegedly faced monkey chants during his team's 2 meal win over tottenham on sunday. the latest racist incident in the premier league chelsea defender antonio grew to go faced monkey chants by some spurs fans after cashing with son one min who received direct caught for the fallen and eluded a complaint about the verbal abuse the referee briefly stop play during the 2nd half and a public announcement was made in the stadium warning that racist behavior was interfering with the game chelsea eventually went on to win the match but the incident overshadowed the victory i hate racism in. racing and in football and there's a point in the. series i like that too can happen i don't know who's getting better or worse but if it is fight it is true nothing that needs to be dealt with and punishment needs to be strong. is hopeful that the fans will be identified i really hope that the offenders will

iffy onuora is from the professional footballers‘ association. hejoins us now.ou he joins us now. thank you for joining us. is it getting worse in your view? it is depressingly familiar. yesterday was a sense of deja vu. we were talking about something similar two weeks ago with the manchester derby and before that with the england team in bulgaria, albeit abroad. but we are getting to the situation now where we are in danger of this becoming entrenched, rooted into the fabric of football, and everyone with an interest in making sure that is not the case needs to put pressure on the authorities to take a much tougher line. what is it like for the players when they are facing this sort of abuse? what sort of things are they hearing? it is terrible, we have all been there, we are all ex—players at the pfa, we have been in that space. in my generation it was not as bad as the previous generation and probably not as bad as what is happening at the moment, but it is insidious. i commend the players, they are so professional for getting on with it, but sooner oi’ for

the professional footballers‘ association said it was disgusted by the reports, and insisted urgent action needed. here's our sports correspondent, andy swiss. it was a day english football was once again overshadowed by racism. chelsea's antonio rudiger clearly showing he'd heard abuse from the crowd an hour into his team's game against tottenham. he informed his captain, who in turn told the referee, and after he spoke to both managers, for the first time in the premier league, a warning was made over the public address system, twice repeated. announcer: racist behaviour among spectators is interfering with the game. please remember that in football, there is no place for racism. at the end of the match the chelsea skipper explained what happened. toni came to me and he told me that he was listening in the crowd monkey noises, and obviously myjob as a captain is to come straight to the ref and to report it. now it's under investigation, and we have to work all together towards eradication of the problem. it's an issue in the life and in football unfortunately, and we need to keep working

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the professional footballers' association has called on the british government for an inquiry into racism in the english game this after germany international antonio good allegedly faced a monkey chants during chelsea's 2 nil win over top them hotspur on sunday chelsea defender who to go was targeted by some spurs fans after he was involved in a clash with men who received a red card the referee stopped play during the 2nd half when it complained about the abuse taught them have promised to take the strongest possible action which again is the latest player to face racism in the premier league earlier this month manchester united's fred was targeted by a manchester city that. now for some it's a lifelong quest the search for a soul mate but if you're in a hurry there's always speed dating in japan however some matchmaking events have another edition parents singles looking for love in our report have preferred to remain anonymous. in a nondescript banquet room in the world's largest metropolis a group of japanese men and women search for the spark that could change their lives it's a spe

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one item from sports for us the professional footballers association is calling on the british government to launch an inquiry into racism that call comes after shell sistar antonio allegedly faced monkey chants during his team's 2 no win over tottenham on sunday politico was targeted by some spurs fans after he was involved in a clash with saw him in the referee stopped play during the 2nd task when we're to go complained about the abuse tottenham have promised to take the strongest possible action. as the latest player to face racism in the premier league earlier this month manchester united's fred was targeted by a manchester city fan. all right don't forget that you can always get news on the go download our app from google play or from the app store that will give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news and you can also use the data to send us photos and videos from where you are. coming up next on d.w.i. thaw in the trade war between china and the u.s. beijing is lowering tariffs on all sorts of products from pork t

the professional footballers association is calling on the british government to launch an inquiry into racism that comes after chelsea star antonio way to go allegedly faced monkey chants during his team's 2 know when over tottenham on sunday politico was targeted by some spurs fans after he was involved in a clash with us on the mend the referee did stop play during the 2nd half when we go complained about the abuse at tottenham have promised to take the strongest possible action leaving the is the latest player to face racism in the premier league earlier this month manchester united's fred was targeted by a manchester city fan. coming up next looking for the perfect christmas tree to me follows one family on their annual holiday tradition that's coming up next on reporter thank you for watching. the media attention of the famous naturalist and explorer. to celebrate comics on the phone books from 250. barking all of the discovery. expedition boys.

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he said: the professional footballers‘ association released a statement, again on twitter. he pfa calls for a government inquiry into racism within football. let's talk now to bobby barnes, the pfa's deputy chief executive. thank you for being there for us this morning. how do you feel about the chances of this government inquiry? well, i would like to think that it inquiry? well, i would like to think thatitis inquiry? well, i would like to think that it is something of great national importance, because let's be clear about this, when we talk about racism in football, that is a very narrow definition. football in itself is not racism and it is not divorced from wider society, people don't come to a football match and become racist. they're bringing those views from the wider community into the stadiums and manifesting themselves in such a way as in any other walk of life they would face very severe criminal action for what is effectively a hate crime. very severe criminal action for what is effectively a hate crimeli very severe criminal action for what is effectively a ha

the professional footballers‘ association said it was "disgusted" by the reports and insisted urgent on was needed. here's our sports correspondent, andy swiss. it was a day english football was once again overshadowed by racism. chelsea's antonio rudiger clearly showing he'd heard abuse from the crowd an hour into his team's game against tottenham. he informed his captain, who in turn told the referee, and after he spoke to both managers, for the first time in the premier league, a warning was made over the public address system, twice repeated. announcer: racist behaviour amongst spectators is interfering with the game. please remember that in football, there is no place for racism. at the end of the match, the chelsea skipper explained what happened. toni came to me and he told me that he was listening in the crowd monkey noises, and obviously my job as a captain is to come straight to the ref and to report it. now it's under investigation, and we have to work all together towards eradication of the problem. it's an issue in the life and in football unfortunately, and we need to ke

the professional footballers association is urging the british g government to getet involved and set up an inquiry into the game. they promimised to take the strongest possible action but for many, that is exactly what is lacking -- action. >> the top story we are tracking for you at this hour. a saudi court has sentenced five men to death for their roles in the murder of washington posost journalistst to mall could isha. three others were given prison terms in connection to the killing. but is it for the news this hour. i am lay low in berlin and i will be back with more news at the hour. up next, our science program, global 3000 and we will take you to australia where some of the farmers are denying the climate crisis even as drought and wildfires ravaged the country. but we want to leave you now with some christmas carols. they have posted their yearly caroling tradition with over 28,000 fans joining in a festive sing-along at their stadium in the capital. ♪ ♪ c >> ♪ oh tannenbaum . algeria's most inflfluential militiaman has did of tennis channel out and guide sela had become the

let's get more on the call from the professional footballers‘ association for a government inquiry intol, after the chelsea player, antonio rudiger, complained of hearing monkey noises from the crowd during yesterday's premier league match at tottenham. the professional footballers‘ association said it was "disgusted" by the reports, and insisted urgent action was needed. earlier i spoke to bobby barnes, the pfa's deputy chief executive. let's hear about this, when we talk about racism in football, that is a very narrow definition, football in itself is not racism and it not divorced from wider society. people do not come to a football match and become racist. they're bringing those views into the stadium and manifesting themselves in such a way as in any other walk of life they would face severe criminal action for what is effectively a hate crime. i mean, obviously there is cctv footage, there are lots of mobile phone cameras in the crowd, do you think the culprits will be quickly identified and dealt with at an individual level? i think with the modern technology, we have cctv in mos

let's hear from the professional footballers‘ association. a sense of deja vu, unfortunately.of incidents just erode the fabric of incidents just erode the fabric of the game in the premier league game and it's being shown all of the world and the message we're sending out, you do anything about individuals other than take the strongest action against them. but the message or sending with the lack of action by authorities is that we are not tolerating it. this is the image from that incident in bulgaria which he mentioned. england players faced racist chance and nazi salutes during a match there. they stressed that the problem was not unique to bulgaria but also problems at home, media conference, the cloud asked if football needs help. media conference, the cloud asked if football needs helplj media conference, the cloud asked if football needs help. i think society needs help. in football is a micro society, if you can call it, that needs help. but society needs help. they have reacted, putting out a tottenham hotspur have put out a statement. it says: joe wilson is outside

and in sport the professional footballers' association calls on the government to stop the racism in the english premier league comes after chelsea player antonio riggers says he was racially abused during his side's win at talk now. it warm welcome to this hour of news well we begin with breaking news saudi arabia's public prosecutor says 5 people have been sentenced to death and 3 sentenced to 24 years in prison for the murder of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi the closed door trial was held at the criminal court in the capital riyadh the identities of the convicted haven't been released because she was murdered in the saudi consulate in istanbul last year the crime prince mohammed bin solomon said he had no prior knowledge of the operation well mohamed has 0 is live for us and hi there mohamed so let's talk 1st of all about the verdict will do we know. what we know is that far i've been sentenced to death 3 would get prison sentences. so i lived 3 who had been investigated by the prosecutor who offs is being cleared and they seem to be the main people in doubt the group that is b

and an incident in the english premier league has the professional footballers association calling on the government to take action at that story coming up in sport. 3 days of national mourning have been declared in algeria following the death of the army's chief of staff and deputy minister of defense the tenet general i've made guides was regarded as the most powerful man in the country following the resignation of long john president abdelaziz bouteflika in april after widespread protests laura bush manly has more. for years he was the chief of staff of the algerian national army but a man to guide salah would mostly be remembered for being behind the resignation of president abdelaziz bouteflika after 2 decades in office. on march 26th the c.m. not knowing off to hundreds of thousands about jerry and marched in the streets demanding an end to the regime. it was guides televised speech urging beautifully could quit the made that a reality the armed but the rest of many of the to seek his allies a month later supported the newly appointed interim leader after. i would. be had so tha

the professional footballers‘ association said it was "disgusted" by the reports, and insisted urgents needed. the referee stopped play during the second half after rudiger complained of hearing monkey noises in the crowd. shortly after the stoppage, an announcement was made over the public address system warning that "racist behaviour is interfering with the game". after the match the chelsea captain, cesarazpilicueta, explained what happened on the pitch. tony came to me and he told me that he was listening in the crowd monkey noises and obviously myjob as a captain is to come straight to the ref and to report it. now it is under investigation and we have to work together towards eradication of the problem. antonio rudiger gave his reaction on twitter. it is really sad to see racism again at a football match, but i think it's very important to talk about it in public. if not, it will be forgotten again in a couple of days as always. the sports minister said: depressing to see today's events. i welcome spurs investigation. there is no place for racism or any kind of discrimination in

all saying with racism in this professional footballers' association has called on the u.k. government to lodge an inquiry into racism in the premier league it follows yet another incident this time in the match between tottenham and chelsea on sunday a complaint about racist johnson was made by chelsea's german descend then tanya a spokesman for the british prime minister's office said on monday it would monitor the premier league's efforts to combat the problem a number of leading figures in the game have been reacting to what happened at tottenham including at man city boss that guardiola who believes a fighting racism is a daily battle but i don't like not to fight every day in the school especially in the families at home to do the best as i can do for you to the new generation. it's a pattern that david day of course and all the initiatives. it happened for the players and for the federation of course we are going to work you have a temple circle and chill out he has played down the rumors that he'll science superstar forwards latin by him of it but only after teasing

back and has also been fined just over $30000.00 while staying with racism england's professional football association has called on the u.k. government to launch an inquiry into racism in the premier league it follows yet another incident this time in the match between tottenham and chelsea on sunday a complaint about racist chanting was made by tells his german defender antonio who to get a spokesman for the british prime minister's office said on monday they would monitor the premier league's efforts to combat the problem tottenham broadcast 2 warnings to supporters during the game at their stadium. new evidence that cullen she lottie has played down rumors that he'll sign superstar forward slot on the break him of it but only after teasing the possibility is currently a free agent is a friend a venture lot is played under him at p.s.g. . period in united and really i don't know what is idea. really i don't know i'll have to call him and maybe i'm going to call him. just if you want to come to believe that bull to enjoy. you can't come you'd be good for you to play i'm not to play. unless i spoke v

and an instant in the english premier league has the professional footballers' association calling on the government to take action that story coming up a little later in sports. india's main opposition congress party has held a rally in new delhi against a controversial new citizenship law it's one of many protests across india against the law on opponents say it sounds removes the undermines india's secular constitution prime minister narendra modi has defended the legislation which has led to violence that killed at least $25.00 people. let's go now to elizabeth poor woman who joins us now from new delhi hi there elizabeth so how is the protest movement looking across the country today. very much alive julie who just returned from. islam a university that is one of the main protest sites over the last week or so away many hundreds of people camped out all day in the cold protest against this new law to try and keep up the pressure on the government now these this protest was allowed to take place by elements which especially in new delhi itself we've seen police detaining protester

welljoining me now is former chairman of the professional footballers association, anti—racism and mentalmisfired? art can be very abstract and like they said, it can be very powerful but what i believe that this piece has done is highlighted the chasm that there is between the majority in the minority and their understanding of the images that carry so understanding of the images that carry so much weight. and do you think that this is a particular problem in italian football? racism isa problem in italian football? racism is a problem in the game and perhaps this is a problem in the game and processes the response. lead us not be hoodwinked that it is solely a problem in italy, one of the most televised and eagerly anticipated events in our country. recently a fan monkey chanting on the front row of the stands and let us not think that this is solely an italian problem. but before we get to the issue in football, will we tend to do is smoke screen over the entirety of racism with that society and it is really important to highlight that there are certain images and icons and words that

former player iffy 0noura, who is also the coaching and equalities executive for the professional footballers' association to be. we need people who are committed to making the change in this area. it has really been front and centre and we're just not getting that the moment. at times like this, we a lwa ys moment. at times like this, we always look at the way a clawback is the way things like this are dealt with. do you fear, i am not trying to criticise individuals but could the stewards have done more, having seen what they were watching during the game on saturday? man city have been honest enough to stand up and say there is going to be an investigation. of that will sit on the steward and it did look maybe a little bit passive at the time that i think it goes beyond clubs and individuals. we all have to now turn the dial back to where we need to be put on we spoke about the incidents in bulgaria. the kid gloves approach to the punishment there. so long as these things are happening and the tough measures aren't being imposed on individuals and teams than these things will keep on happening. there a

the professional footballers‘ association came out very quickly as well saying take swift action.ymore. we seem to be speaking about it another lot. you know, this past six months, eight months. and, you know, it's not something that anyone wants to do. even speaking about it now, it's not a nice thing to speak about. but the necessary departments needed to do the right things to stop it in the game, because, you know, it's a big negative of the sport and just of the country, is not something that you want to see. marcus rashford was one of the players on the pitch with england against bulgaria, less than two months ago, the very high profile incident whereby the uefa protocols were put in place for offering the players the chance to walk off the pitch when there was that mass racist abuse in bulgaria. it isa that mass racist abuse in bulgaria. it is a year to the day that there was that abuse towards raheem sterling at chelsea in which a fan was banned for life. a year on we are still talking about this. we are 2019. that is what worries me. when nothing is going to change? there

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football. police are looking to identify any individuals involved after chelsea‘s antonio rudiger claimed that he was targetted with abuse during their win at tottenham yesterday. iffy onoura from the professional footballer‘s associationful of their role in what is a societal issue. it has been legitimised by some of the language from politicians, again, if you ask people to be part of any enquiry and you are taking the lead, just that one idea tempos and checks your language. you now checkin and checks your language. you now check in and say right, i have to look and talk differently about that. he lost an appeal and we thought that was a similar moment but that has been and gone. we have not used that as a moment to think, hang on, what are we doing? it has got worse if anything. how can that be? somehow we have to look at this differently, address it differently, people do. —— be bolder. tottenham will appeal against the red card shown to son hyung min during the match. he tangled with rudiger and appeared to kick the chelsea defender‘s midriff. it was after this incident that rudiger was allegedly abused. this was son‘s third red of the year, and he‘s the first player to achieve that in the premier league since le

the professional footballers‘ association has called for a government inquiry into racism in the sport after the chelsea player, antonio rudiger, complained of hearing monkey noises from the crowd during yesterday's premier league match at tottenham. our sports correspondentjoe wilson is at tottenham's stadium. the stadium behind me is a gleaming addition to the british sporting landscape in itself, an advertisement to the power and wealth of the premier league, but far from futuristic, what happened here yesterday seems to be another worrying indication that things are going backwards. professional footballer telling the referee, telling the world, he has heard monkey chants. not on a distant football pitch in eastern europe, this was chelsea's antonio rudiger at tottenham hotspur, in england's capital city, famed, theoretically, for its diversity. rudiger himself posted several tweets expressing his dismay at the incident but also stressing the importance of talking publicly about racism. so, it is notjust forgotten about, as, he suggests, always happens. rudiger also points out that