|j today that raheem sterling was still quite angry about that.had no conversation with anybody and my agency, so no conversation with anybody and my agency, so it is kind of a strange one to wake up to. after talking to my agent, i took i had to apologise and let him know that on my behalf, ido and let him know that on my behalf, i do not know where this is come from. sterling has enjoyed a good season from. sterling has enjoyed a good season himself and he scored six goals in his last four games and he told me picking up his 50th with just 2a will be a special moment for him and his family. i feel, watching a lot of england games, that you a lwa ys a lot of england games, that you always have a dream to play for england but you never, i never thought when they'll be able to say that if the manager picks me or not, that if the manager picks me or not, that would be, that would've been the chance to make my cup and be a massive achievement for me and it is something that i would cherish for the rest of my life. coming back from missing the world c

how many plastic bags does it take to stuff a plastic bottle raheem another can gay has never really counted but it's probably between 250 and 300 there are plenty of them strewn about herring can walk into a slum in kampong or. i use this until it gets had non-self because if i get that soft more talk you've got to make a break for it the plastic bricks these women i'm making will be used in the construction of a new office building for a local initiative called the ghetto research lab. the organization was founded by patrick me juicy the train teacher who's lived here for over 10 years part of the idea behind the get a research lab is to give young people an opportunity to work and participate in local projects and at the same time clean up their environment. the buildings made with the bottle bricks of proving to be quite sure a bill. would be so. one got a new casino which they last longer the other buildings. around was the not developed cracks in the not affected by rain like others you know. it's not the group's 1st building project here in can mark yeah last year the young pe

while england will see raheem sterling win his 50th cap, but not captain the side, as had been mentionedsation with them or anybody in my agency so... with them or anybody in my agency so... it was strange for me to wake up so... it was strange for me to wake up to that and see it. i cold my agent and i had to apologise, you know, on my behalf, i don't know where this has come from. —— called my agent. game five of the nhl‘s stanley cup final heads out later in boston with the bruins and st louis blues level at 2—2 in the best of seven series. the blues were 4—2 winners in the last game on monday and are chasing a first—ever stanley cup triumph while boston last won in 2011. we heard that india beat south africa by six wickets in the cricket world cup but one indian player had a few issues with his bat. 0pener shikhar dhawan broke it trying to keep out a kagiso rabada delivery, luckily players have about eight bats to choose from these days so no difficulties finding a replacement. but it didn't help as he failed to add to his score of 8 and was out with the very next ball he faced. you

coming up on sports town bbc news, raheem sterling is in line for his 50th england cap, could he be ine for the captaincy, too, with their clash with their netherlands? good evening from portsmouth, the home of the royal navy, on the eve of the 75th anniversary of d—day. earlier this evening, the mv boudicca set sail from this busy port heading for france, with 255 veterans on board. some of them will be revisiting the beaches of normandy for the first time since the events ofjune1941i when the entire course of the second world war was changed. tens of thousands of allied troops were sent across the channel that day to help liberate france and the rest of europe from the tyranny of the nazis. today, in the presence of the queen and other world leaders, veterans and families gathered at a special commemorative event here in portsmouth, as reeta chakrabarti reports. pomp and pageantry on full display in portsmouth to mark 75 years since one of the most audacious military operations in history. some of those who fought were also here, grandfathers or great—grandfathers now reliving their

raheem sterling, rewarded with the captaincy for his 50th cap.sure—footed, was instead clumsy. rashford made no mistake with the penalty. but the dutch were building pressure, and de ligt was looking to make amends. now, that had been coming. but then, drama. england, backin coming. but then, drama. england, back in the lead, through coming. but then, drama. england, back in the lead, throuthesse lingard. but as fans went wild, var did its thing. mere centimetres denying them the winner. extra time loomed. and england were playing with fire. john stones' calamitous dilly—dallying gave the dutch a chance. kyle walker's fires gave them the winner. it will not hurt as as much russia, but it is another trophy gone for another year. —— kyle walker's thigh. let's return to our main story and the commemorations in normandy to mark 75 years since the d—day landings. sophie's in arromanches. thank you. it has been an incredibly poignant and very moving day. we've seen so many veterans poignant and very moving day. we've seen so many veterans returning to

raheem sterling explained down reports that he could captain england against the netherlands.yer said he would be proud but the decision is up to the manager. that is something that isn't down to the manager, it is not down for me to decide. if the manager did do that, it is something i would do proudly and happily, for sure but it is something i definitely leave to the manager. the first semi-final was full of drama. cristiano ronaldo taking centre stage with a hat—trick ina sublime taking centre stage with a hat—trick in a sublime performance against switzerland. they will play the winner of england and the netherlands. if this tournament does not mean a lot, nobody has told cristiano ronaldo. a couple of hostile calling cards were left early. best not to do it when rinaldo plays for the opposition because... well, he is christiana rinaldo. it was not universally popular, neither was the swiss referee. hang on, don't forget about vai. keeping had scrambled? rodrigues cleared the confusion. rinaldo sent portugal through to the semifinals. a good measure the hat—trick. another

raheem sterling is being tipped to lead the side out — with regular captain harry kane easing his way0th cap against the dutch. meanwhile, scotland are on their way to the women's world cup. they flew out of edinburgh airport this morning headed for nice, where they play england on sunday. two games at the cricket world cup today — new zealand and bangladesh are just getting started. while, india and south africa is well under way in southamption... south africa won the toss and decided to bat, and it looked a poor choice when they settled down slightly... follow both games with in—play highlights, on the bbc sport website and app. johanna konta's playing the best tennis of her career ahead of her semifinal at the french open. that's according to sue barker — the last british woman to win the competition. konta plays world number 38 marketa vondrusova tomorrow, after beating last year's runner—up — sloane stephens — in the quarterfinal. barker believe konta's in the right frame of mind, to build on her success at roland garros. it is wonderful to see her play like this. we always thou

. >> to our team reporting this, kathy park, tom winter, tom costello, and raheem ellis, we'll continue this for this. but we seem to have resolution, there's not terrorism involved in the attack. we have it confirmed by new york authorities and the vice president. that's it for me. thank you for watching i'll see you tonight at 8:00 on all in with chris hays. >>> we continue to follow the story we've been watching all afternoon, the deadly helicopter crash in manhattan. we turn now to news happening on capitol hill around robert mueller's investigation, including a potential break through for the democrats seeking key evidence used by and developed by robert mueller in his obstruction of justice probe. the house judiciary committee expected to receive that evidence as early as today from the justice department. of that development perform our constitutional duties and decide how to respond to the allegations laid out against the president by the special counsel. also under way at this hour, the very first hearing to spotlight the depth and breadth of robert mueller's findings around do

in sport, raheem sterling is likely to mark his 50th cap with the captain's to mark his 50th cap withaptain's armband as england attempt to reach the nations league final. they are playing the netherlands. after a wobbly start, australia said the west indies 289 to win the latest match in the men's world cup in nottingham. nathan coulter—nile stars for the australians with 92 of us stars for the australians with 92 of us have a huge shock at the french open, simona halep beaten in straight sets by the unseeded american teenager. i will have more on those stories just after 5:30pm. so, ford confirmed today it is planning to close its engine plant at bridgend in south wales in september next year. 1700 jobs will go with the plant is shut down. union leaders have said it would mean disasterfor union leaders have said it would mean disaster for the workforce and for the wider community in bridgend as well. ford denies that brexit has been a factor in its decision. our correspondent is at the plant. at 11 o'clock this morning, the workers here in bridgend were given the news following a me

. >> to our team reporting this, kathy park, tom winter, tom costello, and raheem ellis, we'll continue this for this. but we seem to have resolution, there's not terrorism involved in the attack. we have it confirmed by new york authorities and the vice president. that's it for me. thank you for watching i'll see you tonight at 8:00 on all in with chris hays. >>> we continue to follow the story we've been watching all afternoon, the deadly helicopter crash in manhattan. we turn now to news happening on capitol hill around robert mueller's investigation, including a potential break through for the democrats seeking key evidence used by and developed by robert mueller in his obstruction of justice probe.

raheem sterling is being tipped to lead the side out with harry kane the regular captain easing backarance. and a member of scotland's squad has been on the —— has been on the move today. she joins... she won seven major honours with city showing her first spell at the club. england's woman will play germany in a friendly at wembley towards the end of the year. they will play the two—time national champion is on the 9th of november. five years after the lionesses played at wembley against the same opponents. great britain's hockey goalkeeper has returned to training with england after taking a ten month break from the sport. the 30—year—old has not featured since last summer's world cup when england lost the netherlands in the quarterfinals. she hopes the break will help her enjoy the board once again. i tried so hard to personally live up to the expectations that rio put in front of me, that superhuman performance. i went from being someone performance. i went from being someone who loved playing in someone who did it for the team to someone who did it for the team to someone who ju

and what a night for raheem sterling, who will win his 50th cap for his country, and could even captain came from his his own management company. i woke up this morning fuming. you know, i haven't had a conversation with gareth, i haven't had a conversation with anybody in my agency so... it was kind strange for me to wake up to that and see it. i called my agent and i had to apologise, you know. on my behalf, i don't know where this has come from. it was captain's display from cristiano ronaldo. he scored a hat—trick for portugal including this brilliant free—kick, as they beat switzerland 3—1, and will face england in sunday's final if they bet the netherlands later. the premier league say some decisions made by the video assistant referee will be broadcast on giant screens, when they start using the system next season. var has already been used in the world cup, the champions league, and domestic cup matches. the premier league also said that some decisions might in the future be shown on apps for mobile phones. scotland are expected to train in nice later after arriving for the wome

it will be very interesting if raheem sterling, who we have seen mature in the spotlight over the lastngland tomorrow. speaking of stars, there is a great story here, they talk about whether you can plot whether you can work out whether a celebrity is going to be a film star. they have thrown data at it. one hit wonder, all rising star, they say. an algorithm can work out ifan they say. an algorithm can work out if an actor will find success and at what point in their lives. so, jane lynch finding success in her 40s. mccauley colgan a child star, matthew mcconaughey having quite a lot of success halfway through his career “— lot of success halfway through his career —— mccauley culkinis it about what films they have appeared in first? it is about what audiences want, what they have done. they basedit want, what they have done. they based it on a survey of people working out what they want to see in the cinema. this great story in the mirror, this is about colin, who is 99, britain's oldest crime fighter. he works at cctv hq, he has a beady eye on people all around the country. a pretty

raheem sterling, rewarded with the captaincy for his 50th cap.rcus rashford stepped up. de ligt, so usually sure—footed, was instead clumsy. rashford made no mistake with the penalty. but the dutch were building pressure, and de ligt was looking to make amends. now, that had been coming. but then, drama. england, back in the lead, through jesse lingard. but as fans went wild, var did its thing. mere centimetres denying them the winner. extra time loomed. and england were playing with fire. john stones‘ calamitous dilly—dallying gave the dutch a chance. kyle walker's thigh gave them the winner. it will not hurt as as much russia, but it is another trophy gone for another year. inafew in a few minutes we willjoin andrew neil and his guests for a special programme on the by—election result in peter brock. stay with us on bbc news. hello. while the rain has been plentiful across some parts of the uk recently, while others we have seen uk recently, while others we have seen very uk recently, while others we have seen very little. that is about to chan

it may not have been the world cup but there was a trophy at stake, leading the nation out was raheemends for a mistake. but then drama, england were back in the lead and fans went wild. var did its thing. mere centimetres denying england the winner. with extra time looming, england were playing with fire. john stones's moment of madness gave the dutch the lead. and it was put beyond doubt in the dying minutes of extra time with yet another mistake. 3—1 the final score, england out, at the same stage as 12 months ago. this semifinal defeat won't hurt nearly as much as russia but england were the architects of their own downfall here. the wait for a trophy continues. natalie pirks, bbc news. a couple of stories to bring you from chelsea this morning. they've gone to the court of arbitration for sport to appeal their two—window transfer ban. they're not allowed to buy new players until the end of january next year, and failed with their first appeal to fifa. it's all to do with an investigation into signing foreign players who are under 18. meanwhile, eden hazard is on the verge of leav

raheem kassam former advisor to nigel farage.r from the press conference earlier today? >> thank you for having me, bill. it was an extraordinary press conference. it seems everything that should be going the way it should be going is going the way it should be going. that's to the chagrin of a lot of liberal commentators on both sides of the pond. they expected faux pas and things not to go right for the president. from a formal and ceremonial perspective everything is going quite well. the press conference was interesting. the talk of trade and brexit. president trump has always been a supporter of brexit when he heard about it. but he still remains supportive of it. i think the potential for a big trade deal between the u.k. and u.s. is probably at its peak right now. we should get on with negotiating. >> bill: how come, why now? >> well, because we're at the precipice of leaving the european union. october 31 is and will be the final deadline. no doubting that. everybody who is favored to run as the next prime minister are sa

it may not have been the world cup but there was a trophy at stake leading the nation out was raheemt then drama. england were back in the lead but as fans went wild, va are did its thing. mere centimetres denying england the winner. extra time loomed and england were playing with fire. this moment of madness gave the dutch the lead and it was put beyond doubt in the dying minutes of extra time with yet another mistake. 3—1 the final score and england out at the same stage as 12 months ago. this semi-final defeat will not hurt nearly as much as rush of england where the architects of their own downfall here. to wait for a trophy continues. it in hazard is on the verge of leaving chelsea, expected to move to real madrid in a deal worth £88 million. what a day here in paris forjoanna konta. she will play in the semifinals of the french open today. she has had a brilliant tournament and played well on this surface. she has never made it past the first round until this year. and if she defeats her opponent she will be the first british —— englishwoman to make this final since 1976. novak