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, of his two and adil rashid, off his two point whatever it was!hey should take a lot of confidence. and as an opener as well, a real statement of intent from england. it was. these tournaments, you have got to start fast. the 50—over world cup, you can build into it. you've just got to make sure you can get through to the next round. now, you've got to win every game you possibly can to make it easy for yourself at the end, and look at that net run rate that england have created now with that massive win. if it's a tight points table towards the end, they are well on top. so, as a former coach of the west indies, how would you assess how they respond to this now? knowing the mindset of the players, they will be embarrassed for a start. they will be out to prove a point. they are better than what they have shown today. they will go away and have a good talk about it tonight and possibly again address it tomorrow. they have a bit of time before the next game. by the time they come to wednesday's game, they should be ready to go. i don't think they n

adil rashid was full of praise i adil rashid was full of praise thought as a bowling exceptional, i thoughti, and then myself and time all meals, we did exceptionally well. the former west indies coach stuart law told us earlier losing this opening match badly will have wounded the windies. knowing the mindset of the players, they will be embarrassed. they will be out to prove a point because they are better than what they have shown today. they will go away and have a good talk about it tonight and possibly address it tomorrow. they have a bit of time before the next game. by the time they come to wednesday, they should be ready to go. i don't think they need to press the panic button is at this stage. they have got matchwinners all over the park so theyjust need to get into the contest and into the competition, play with a bit more positivity. they are very positive anyway but they need a bit more intent and with that come better at stroke play and better choices, so if they do that they are tough to beat. in the english premier league, chelsea stay top after thrashing norwich 7—0 at stam

overlaid down to one minute. 42 seconds. rashid has won this race 7 times, so he will be a tough man to beat. no doubt. barbara, that is all your support from me. jemma. thank you so much. and that is the tit for this. you remember the you can get the latest on everything that we have been covering here on the program on our website. there it is. i was 0 dot com. you can see our top story there. the latest the about of facebook. at least that whistle blowers saying that facebook prioritizes profits over people. we're going to have more on that story and everything else that we've been covering today. just a few minutes join me. ah ah. and france once had a vast empire spending several continents. but by the 1940s, the french were forced to confront reality and demands for independence. in the 1st part of a documentary series, al jazeera looks at how the colonial unrest grew. conflict, anteria and full scale war and indo china, blood and tears. french. the colonization on al jazeera, more than 30 years after the assassination of burkina. faso was iconic liter thomas sung, got those ch

rashid buttar repeatedly lies and disinforms on matters of public health.sn't have an impact on his medical license held in north carolina. across the country, covid-19 has created a subculture of disinformation among medical outcasts. state medical boards don't know what to do. >> those kinds of comments are very troubling to doctors who are on the front lines and managing covid. they are particularly frustrating. in fact, some of my colleagues are livid. >> cnn contacted medical boards in all 50 states. half of them responded. only two, rhode island and oregon, said they had actually disciplined doctors for coronavirus misinformation or related violations. that is despite hundreds of complaints. the federation of state medical boards issued a warning to physicians who generate and spread covid-19 vaccine misinformation or disinformation. that they are risking disciplinary action, including the suspension or revocation of their medical license. >> especially, in a pandemic, um, your actions could lead to the deaths of thousands of individuals because peopl

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and 7 time champion, rashid, but his own sibling still leads the race overrule. any faithful fans with a spare $1000000.00 could become the proud iona of an iconic piece of sporting equipment on thursday christie's in new york, auctioning off a collection of ret, baseball memorabilia. assembled over the last 25 years, the marquis eisen one of babe, ruth's bats which the whole of fame a hit 8 i runs with. that's expected to reach between 850-0008 $1000000.00. also up for grabs, the only sign to face of joe jackson in existence. that's like still that i think a $1000000.00 for a baseball that's gotta be maybe not for me, but i'm with somebody with somebody i wanted to. thank you. well, star trek's captain kirk is once again heading into space. it's been announced that the actor william shatner will boldly go where no other sy fi star has actually gone before on a rocket flight next week. he's not going to be there for long heading, just over 100 kilometers off the earth surface for about 10 minutes. but it will make him the oldest person in space at 90 years old. i

i'm tanya rashid and bangladesh and the world's largest refugee camps, where people are working to coexist with the elephant for which this region is home . and i've had the baton lebanon, were a group of sciences, rebuilding a seed bank that was displaced by the war in serial i. o. in august 2017. a brutal campaign of ethnic cleansing began in me in march. oh, the military and buddhist radicals claimed the lives of more than $6000.00 bohemia in a single month. fearing death, thousands more fled the country for the forest, the bung with oh, the scale of the exodus was enormous. to day they are still unable to return home with a 1200000 ro hinder refugees living inside of the falling cats. the band with this is now the biggest, not meant of refugees in the world. many of them have access to clean water sanitation, or even electricity good. after they arrived, the survivors space to new threats. while i was rampaging through a meeting and one of them witnessed the initial episode 1st hand it came from there with the elephant, came through on the past, from the jungle over that way, went dire

he's caught his brother rashid's. i relate down to one minute, 42 seconds, and that is all you'll support from me for now. i'll be back with more a little bit later. gem, i thank you very much for that. the nobel prize. a physics has been awarded to 3 scientists for discoveries in climate and complex physical systems. the nobel committee says here, coral may not be class hassle men. and ga perisi revealed groundbreaking contributions to our understanding of complex physical systems. earlier we spoke to last spring was a former chairman of the know about committee for physics, and he explained how they pick the recipients of the price. will it discovery? it has to have certain height is should really be sort of a watershed. so you can see when a before and after and i think you know the server. if you go back to my novice work where he does, you know, a complex system for, for, for the atmosphere of the know he could by physical means. you know, you could compute that an increase in c o 2 would crease, the temperature

so the landlord kicked us out with olivia because we had no other choice, but however, the rashid shelter was built, illegally unsafe, and unhealthy, like tens of other houses here. since the 2003 u. s. led invasion slums have become common in iraq due to poverty lawlessness and high real estate prices. nearly 10 percent of the people in iraq live in slums. according to the planning ministry, many blamed their poverty and lack of jobs on government corruption and say they have little interest in those campaigning in the parliamentary elections, consecutive governments have failed to eliminate the slums or provide alternatives . oh, on that that goes along a draft law to shoulders slumped. problem is under revision in parliament. it should be passed either by the outcome parliament or by the incoming parliament. many parliamentary candidates try to gain votes in under privilege it areas by making promises to improve people's lives. this candidate says she will ensure much needed infrastructure is put in place. but for classroom hammett, these are just false promises. you don't, you either

or rashid or jamal moment, or many others on that we consider to be at the squad. what we're seeing here is people committed to a long term game. i do not believe that we are going to shift u. s. foreign policy on palestine within one congressional kind of session, it's going to take long term work. but what we have seen is that, for those that were you, that palestine could potentially hurt their careers. we've seen it actually help in other instances, you know, jamal bowman, he literally be one of the most pro zionist pro israel members of congress that this country has ever seen in elliot angle who had millions of dollars in his campaign war chest. we watched cory bush and st. louis missouri literally beat lacey clay, who was a very strong ally to the state of israel. and he had been in congress for many decades. in fact, his father was also a member of congress. and so while we may not be seeing the kind of, you know, policy chain that we want right now, we are seeing a conversation that is literally at the top of the democratic party in a way that. busy it has

enough food for their entire journey as well as let camping kits. stage one or was one by morocco, a rashid al, more busy whose one this event? 7 times lost, his race was cancelled because of cove. it's a shorter distance for those he rounded this years at london. martha the race usually how did april but took place? i don't tell you, but for the 2nd year in a very because of cave, in 19 restrictions and delays, as ethiopia as, as see say, lemme approach the finish line in the men's race. he eased up in the final few strides to enjoy the winning moments that proved costly, as he ended up missing out by just 2 seconds on the $25000.00 bonus he would have got, had he finished on the 2 hours, 4 minutes. he did, they still walk away or should i say runaway with a $105000.00? can use a jocelyn dep calls guy at one of the women's race in 2 hours. 17 minutes and 43 seconds. golf now and form a master's champion, donny will it gave himself the perfect birthday present. on sunday, the englishman turned 34 and celebrated by winning the alfred downhill links championship at the home of gulf. st. andre

effort and the deep positions mostly expressed by different countries, entities meeting armored. rashid is no ortho who has written extensively about the taliban in afghanistan. he says, the countries in the region are watching developments in the country very closely. there is a big play going on at the moment between all the neighboring states of sun. and the most important of which is the playing between russia and china. russia does not want to give china the complete edge of the future of the future. as the chinese have been promising a the money and when the russians also want to protect central asia from military groups who are living in a rating quite really. and at the same time they, they, they want to have a better position than the western countries. and the united states, the world's the find, the so they promised you monetary and a good, but they're not going to recognize the thought of on until they say the thought upon make. and i think it includes minority women and other parts of the politic and also that the volleyball become more meaningful to basic human rights and

like i said earlier, i spoke to our men, rashid, and also who's written extensively about the taliban in afghanistan. he says the countries in regional watching developments closely there is a big play going on at the moment between all the neighboring states of, of sun. and the most important of which is, the plane between russia and china. russia does not want to give china the complete edge of the future of the future. we're going to some of the chinese have been promising. hey, the money and infrastructure development. the russians also want to protect central asia from military groups who are still living in a kind of quiet operating quite freely. and at the same time they, they, they want to have a better position than to west some countries and the united states, the world, the taliban. so they promise you monetary and a they're good, but they're not going to recognize the thought of on until they say the thought on make. and i think it includes minority women and the politic but they have no money at the moment. and money about $9000000000.00 of the state are all in american b

four wickets for adil rashid. 55 all out. completely the new england.ngland looked like world number one. joe wilson, bbc news. england beat northern ireland 4—0 in today's historic women's football international at wembley. it means, they stay top of their world cup qualifying group. northern ireland are third. 0ur correspondentjo currie was watching. this is a landmark day here at wembley. walking into the history books, england women's first ever competitive match at wembley. for semiprofessional northern ireland, an opportunity to test themselves against theirfull—time neighbours. it was lauren hemp who struck first. the woodwork that is. with the goalkeeper jacqueline burns beaten, only the frame of the goal could deny the lionesses an opener. and that set the tone for england's first half. lots of chances created but one way or another, the lionesses couldn't find a breakthrough. a change of ends however brought about a change of fortune for england as substitute beth mead, who had only been on the pitch a matter of seconds, acrobatically turned t

enough food for their entire journey, as well as elect camping kit. stage one was one by morocco's rashid al morrow, beauty who's won this of this event, 7 times lost, his race was cancelled because of covet a show to the students. for those who ran this, she has a london martha which was dominated by kenyan and ethiopian runners. the race took place in october for the 2nd year in a row because of cov, 19 restrictions and delays. usually it's held in april, ethiopia, as see say, lemme cross the line 1st in the men's race in just a but who i was and 4 minutes kenya's jocelyn. jeff called sky winning at the women's race into i was 17 minutes and 43 seconds and 82 on outside as put off a huge upset. europe's richest horse race to a cat. a tacit when the pri, along de triomphe, i've a heavy ground at paris marshall, he's the 3rd german host to win the $5800000.00 rice. and staying in france and unexciting end to a very wet and muddy paris re bay. it was the 1st reign his edition of the race since 2002. and as you can see here, the ride is covered in mud. after it's half, it's 257.7 kilometers

a judge ruled that sheikh mohammed bin rashid al maktoum gave his "express or implied authority" forer no longer. divide's ruler and his ex—wife, jordan's princess haya. it's been revealed today that sheikh mohammed ordered illegal phone hacking during a crucial phase of the hearings. princess haya's phone was hacked, her personal assistants, and her security team. and even that of baroness shackleton, her barrister and a member of the house of lords. princess haya, invite, fled to by two years ago after hearing of her husband's abduction and mistreatment of two of his daughters. she applied for a court order to prevent children returning to dubai. the judge heard that one middle eastern ruler and a close ally of britain has gone to to exercise total control over the women in his family. the measures had been described as an abuse of power and the serial breach of criminal law here in britain. the court heard how agents of the dubai ruler used an intrusive spyware kyl pegasus car sold to the united emirates to infect their mobile phones of the sheikh's opposing legal team. iloathed s

four wickets for adil rashid. 55 all out 7 completely the new england.fect, though. hosein�*s agility to catch livingston. four wickets down but in the ninth over it was done. england looks like the world number one. joe wilson, bbc news. there was a rout at stamford bridge, as the premier league's top side chelsea beat bottom—of—the—table norwich 7—0. mason mount hadn't scored since may but he started the hosts off inside the first ten minutes — and that was just a sign of things to come. callum hudson odoi, reece james and ben chilwell all got on the score sheet, before mount finished off the scoring, with his first chelsea hat—trick. manchester city are breathing down chelsea's neck, just two points behind them. phil foden was impressive yet again, scoring twice in city's 4—1win at brighton. and what a turnaround we saw from watford — beaten 5—0 by liverpool last week, they put five past everton — including a hat—trick from josh king, who was on loan at everton last season. it finished 5—2. we have one of the great rivalries in english football to loo

this great catch from adil rashid removed two tea ms two teams taking them be.hat has become the subject of intense scrutiny. this was the first match ever between bangladesh and england in this format of cricket where the idea is to hit 60s. if you can. there is a contagious and annexed to this kind of biting. two wickets and two balls. and then look out for over a sheet underneath this one for england. he is one of the world sterry best cricketers. he was out forjust sterry best cricketers. he was out for just four. sterry best cricketers. he was out forjust four. check sterry best cricketers. he was out for just four. check the sterry best cricketers. he was out forjust four. check the phone, it happened. bangladesh fans brought huge enthusiasm and as always, a tiger. that is the biting they came for. that is the spirit they dressed for. that is the spirit they dressed for. but in this game of cat and mouse it was bangladesh who were caught and scored 124, you know the game is already gone against this england team. jason improvised and executed all around th

rashid buttar, who spreads dangerous disinformation about covid-19 and the life-saving vaccine.ou. he's been kicked off youtube, facebook, instagram. that's all good. why is he still out there on twitter able to use that platform to tell his followers where they can find the rest of this nonsense? >> he has had some of his posts removed, but he remains there, don. 88,000 followers. twitter tells us in general they are trying to improve their covid-19 misinformation enforcement, and that they renewed some prominent disin -- removed some prominent disinformers. but not this guy. >> drew, are you telling me that there is nothing a medical board can do to take away his license or put a warning on his credentials? >> there's nothing that the north carolina medical board is doing. and the problem is these medical boards, don, they are really, really dealing with the past. they are from the 20th century, built upon the premise that a patient who is harm -- they are not geared up for these social media doctors giving advice to patients they don't even know over the internet or through f