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british businessman jim ratcliffe is interested in buying premier league side manchester united. sidef his interest follows a bloomberg report that the glazer family are willing to sell a minority stake in the club. ratcliffe — here on the left — whose company sponsors the ineos grenadiers cycling team — is one of the uk's wealthiest people. he also owns the french ligue un side nice, and the swiss club lausanne—sport. in response, manchester united supporters�* trust cautiously welcomed the interest from ratcliffe but said a takeover would need the support of fans. a spokesperson told bbc sport: "any prospective new owner has to be committed to the culture, ethos and best traditions of the club. they have to be willing to invest to restore united to former glories, and that investment must be real new money spent on the playing side and the stadium. finally, any new ownership structure must embed supporters, including a degree of fan share ownership, in their operating model." golfer patrick reed has filed a 750 million dollar defamation lawsuit against the american television networ

and ratcliffe is going to organize. the ratcliffe annex, as it is, known is gonna organize an 1879. ratcliffe is gonna be a little bit different smith because it actually borrows professors from harvard. it is known as the ratcliffe annex. smith has its own professors. and with these colleges are doing is, they are setting up women, they are recognizing that women have brains. and they are educating women. but there is a funny twist to it because they have to overcome the idea that women are weak vessels who are going to be injured by the application of their brains, that they are going to turn into sort of stoop shouldered bespectacled people who can't do a hard issue work. so at the same time that women's colleges are actually quite aggressive about teaching women many of the same curriculum that when men have, women also have to take physical education classes, they have to walk, they have to learn how to have the women lead races. some colleges have courses in setting tables, in serving tea, in knowing where the different places where dishes go. so that women will not be educate

increased stake for the fans within the club, andjim ratcliffe is now picking at an already open woundbehind a change of ownership than there has been before. on the undercard of anthony joshua's heavyweight fight in saudi arabia on saturday night, the first professional female fight in the country's history will be held. british fighter ramla ali faces crystal nova saying she wants to be part of change — and she's been talking to our reporter ade adedoyin. i was bullied quite a bit for being overweight as a teenager and in secondary school, and boxing was the only thing that gave me solace, the only thing that gave me solace, the only thing that helped my confidence and self—esteem. and ijust became hooked from the first session, and the rest is history, as they say. one, too, hook... iwas born in somalia, i came to the uk at the age of approximately one — because my eldest brother died in the war in somalia, so my parents decided to flee and bring us to safety in the uk. i hid a lot of boxing from my parents and my family, you know, trained in secret, went to seeker competitions and

british billionairejim ratcliffe has emerged as a potential new owner for manchester united.th long—term view to taking full control. a spokesperson for ratcliffe told the times on wednesday that: "if the club is for sale, jim is definitely a potential buyer." it follows another billionaire elon muskjoking on twitter that he would buy the club earlier today. a lot of people would buy into the idea of him taking over manchester united. not that manchester united needs to be owned by anybody, the club is big enough with a globalfan base to stand on its own two feet, but the fans are pretty desperate. the news has been welcomed very positively. still a long way to go. the glazes have not said they are up for selling a controlling stake in manchester united, and that is a key issue. in the championship tonight, early leaders blackburn rovers lost their 100% record, soundly beaten 3—0 at reading. sheffield united, meanwhile, moved up to fourth with a 2—1 win over sunderland at bramall lane. after sunderland had seen dan neil sent off, sheffield united scored through max lowe. the

british billionairejim ratcliffe has emerged as a potential new owner for manchester united.for sale, jim is definitely a potential buyer." it follows another billionaire elon muskjoking on twitter that he would buy the club earlier today. a lot of people would buy into the idea of him taking over manchester united. not that manchester united needs to be owned by anybody, the club is big enough with a global fan base to stand on its own two feet, but the fans are pretty desperate. the news has been welcomed very positively. still a long way to go. the glazers have not said they are up for selling a controlling stake in manchester united, and that is a key issue. in the championship tonight, early leaders blackburn rovers lost their 100% record, soundly beaten 3—0 at reading. sheffield united, meanwhile, moved up to fourth with a 2—1 win over sunderland at bramall lane. after sunderland had seen dan neil sent off, sheffield united scored and then went ahead through max lowe. the home side held on to win, despite a goal back from sunderland's lynden gooch. there was an all—brit

ratcliffe, is the majority shareholder of the chemical group ineos and is said to be the uk's wealthiest and the swiss club lausanne—sport. his company sponsors the ineos grenadiers cycling team, and they're also in a partnership with the mercedes formula one team. tennis, and hard courts really do seem to suit emma raducanu, the brit is through to the third round of the cincinnati open as she prepares for the defence of her us open title later this month. 2a hours after thrashing serena williams, the number 10 seed eased into the last 16 in the states with another one—sided victory against anotherformer world number one. raducanu beat two time major champion victoria azarenka for the loss ofjust two games, next up she'll face the number 7 seed jessica pegula. world number one iga swiatek is safely though to the third round after a hard—fought straight sets victory over the former us open champion sloane stephens. swiatek coming through 6—4, 7—5, next up for the reigning french open champion. madison keys of the usa in the last 16. in the men's singles, there was an all british clash in

it would appear that ratcliffe's intervention might be well—timed.ns because the debt is already around £500 million —— glazers. i expect in the short time the key question is whether the family would like to get red altogether. that's all the sport for now. i'll be back with another update shortly, jane. the government has started a new scheme to provide extra support forjob—seekers with autism and learning disabilities. it will support more than 2,000 adults across england and wales, helping them to move into and progress in work. the plans will cost 7.6 million pounds and follows a series of pilots held across england. dan scorer is head of policy at mencap, a charity for people with a learning disability. good afternoon to you. what are your thoughts on this scheme? do you have hopes it can help?— hopes it can help? well, it is welcome _ hopes it can help? well, it is welcome that _ hopes it can help? well, it is welcome that the _ hopes it can help? well, it is. welcome that the government hopes it can help? well, it is- welcome that the governm

is it ratcliffe to the rescue for manchester united? billionairejim ratcliffe says he would be interested in buying the club if the glazer family wants to sell. from trash to treasure. we find out how items destined for the tip are raising thousands for charity thanks to upcycling. good morning. after yesterday's torrential date range which led to localised flooding in parts of the south—east, today it will be drier with some sunshine and the odd shower, we have got a new weather front coming in across the introducing thick cloud and some rain. all of the details throughout the programme this morning. it's thursday 18th august. our main story. thousands of students across england, wales and northern ireland will be getting their a—level, t—level and btec results today, the first externally—assessed exams in three years. there are expected to be fewer top grades, as the exam regulator tries to bring results back in line with pre—pandemic levels. our education correspondent elaine dunkley is at a sixth form college in west bromwich for us

these other lines, a british lawyer, sir, settle, ratcliffe, drew across the map of british india to create india and pakistan. bog assigned itself divided into east and west pakistan at that time. in creating hindu majority, india and islamic pakistan. conditions was set for mos migration and religious pogroms. some 12000000 people found themselves on the wrong side of a line that divided nations along religious lines. hindus in newly created pakistan fled to india, and muslims in the opposite direction. up to a 1000000 people were massacred in the ensuing violence. it's a story of shared violence among pakistanis and indians. as we had into independence day celebrations of both countries, it's worth shouting from those that witness these new nations being born amidst the carnage as well as the promise of a better future. ah, i lose a g. i was joe g 40. so i, all those had arranged memories of partition. dr. d was it, jenny? d should need was know this thing that he's very what? engine light on stranger loosening. good job. some bad games. gen g t this started d y d. you might have,

john ratcliffe, great to see you. thank you. >> thank you. >> the biden administration was forced to release the search warrant affidavit four their politicized raid on joe biden's main political opponents house. what is in it? a lot of it is redacted. not all of it. we will tell you what we know. >>> less andrew tate. there is a particularly interesting section that we haven't put on the air yet. but the importance of self respect really caught our eye. it is short, but worth watching. we will be right back. >>> in a democratic form of government the elected people have all the power because obviously they were elected. they speak for the population. and the branch of government the president has the final say because he is the elected one. all the bureaucrats work four him. they have to obey him because he speaks with a population of the country. that's how the country works. and the federal government the president has the constitutional authority to declassify whatever he wants. they don't have to follow procedure

the head of our intelligence community at the time, john ratcliffe, said it was not russian disinformationmedia a reason to ignore the story and the media of lots. i'm think anyone is surprised adam schiff would play politics? senator grassley wants to know if the fbi was playing politics too? and he joins us now, senator what prompted you to write this letter? >> , whistleblowers coming to me and i listen to a lot of whistleblowers because they know where the bodies are buried. and with evidence a special agent in charge was making decisions of what investigation should go ahead and which ones should be stopped. and we know by his social media comments that he is very, very liberal. very, very partisan. and we have evidence from these whistleblowers that he would have fuzzy information from newspaper reports about trump. and would allow investigation go ahead. you do not let innovation go ahead on fuzzy newspaper reports. then we had concrete information about of lot of things of hunter biden has done a stock that and labeled it as disinformation. now that is political interference in the

. — say that, when they heard that jim ratcliffe, one of britain's richest men: _ ratcliffe, one of britain's men, was interested, that was met very enthusiastically by manchester united — enthusiastically by manchester united fans. the lasers have given no intimation that they want to sell manchester united. the fans are frustrated, so the reasons you are seeing _ frustrated, so the reasons you are seeing the — frustrated, so the reasons you are seeing the marches is pure frustration at the debt, at the interest— frustration at the debt, at the interest payments to service that debt, _ interest payments to service that debt, but — interest payments to service that debt, but highly leveraged by the dividends which the family take. it is also _ dividends which the family take. it is also true — dividends which the family take. it is also true that manchester united have spent a lot of money on players. _ have spent a lot of money on players, but spent it really badly, squandered hundreds of millions, and recruitment— squandered hundreds of millions, and recruitment has been really poor. but wh

ratcliffe — on the left here — is the majority shareholder of chemical group ineos and a boyhood fanying with manchester united — their latest transfer pursuit is real madrid's casemiro. the brazilian defensive midfielder�*s been the subject of an approach by united in a deal that could be worth up to 60 pounds. -- £60 —— £60 million. he's been with real since 2013. that's all the sport for now. we'll have more for you in sportsday at 6.30pm. thank you very much, see you later. a woman who says she was raped by benjamin mendy, has told a court she repeatedly told the manchester city footballer to stop as he tried to have sex with her. mr mendy faces multiple allegations of rape and sexual assault — he denies all the charges against him. 0ur correspondent nick garnett has been following the case at chester crown court — and you may find some of the detail in his report distressing. the jury today has been hearing from a police interview that a woman gave to the police in macclesfield police station in 2020, and she claimed that the attack that she claimed happened was the longest day

it was called the partition almost of 1947 ratcliffe to align bordering india and pakistan. that line also divided this way, part have been job tearing apart, will edges, families and communities now hindus and seeks on one side and a muslims on the other. 75 years own. we meet doors whose life was changed forever by hastily drawn borders. this is the north and in state of punjab, the historic homeland of de seeks. we visited cordial village in the godaddy for district barely a few miles from the india pakistan. border 104 year old mila rom is one of the few living partitions of i was in the village. they're here, dylan, mother here, government. we left our entire life across the border. our old life no longer existed than what we had to start afresh. no memories of days gone by come back to me and that garden in spring. it was all that shit. her chatter. he may have left pakistan, but pakistan has stayed with him in more ways than one. even to day, he writes, se canes in order, and keeps them close to his heart. in another which we meet, could bol seeing, his grandchildren

it was called the partition august of 1947 ratcliffe to align bordering india and pakistan. that line also divided this way. part have been job tearing apart, will edges, families and communities now in those and seeks on one side and the muslims on the other. 75 years own we meet doors was life was changed forever by hastily drawn borders. this is the north and in state of punjab. the historic homeland of the sikhs we visited quad the a will each in the good dos for district barely a few miles from the india pakistan. border 104 year old miller rom is one of the few living partitions of i was in the village. if you're dealing with only a government, we left our entire life across the border. our old life no longer existed than what we had to start afresh. memories of days gone by come back to me and that garden in spring. and it was all that shit. a chatter. he may have left pakistan, but pakistan has stayed with him in more ways than one even to day. he rides thick hymns in order and keeps them close to his heart. in another willet, we meet, could pulsing his grandchildren

former trump intelligence official john ratcliffe spoke to cbs' catherine herridge. >> the unsealing of this today isn't going to do much to, again, tamp down the-- the chaos, the confusion. >> reporter: and tonight, sources tell cbs news that some members of the intelligence community will soon begin assessing whether their sources were compromised, based on what this investigation has revealed so far. major. >> garrett: bob costa, thank you. now to the economy. wall street ended the week with its worst day in months. the dow jones fell more than 1,000 points. all three major indexes were off more than 3%. the sell-off began after fed chair jerome powell delivered a stark warning about the future of interest rates. here is cbs' nikki battiste. >> reporter: the pain on wall street was felt tonight after this blunt assessment from the fed chair, jerome powell. >> while higher interest rates, slower growth, and softer labor market conditions will bring down inflation, they will also bring some pain to households and businesses. these are the unfortunate costs of reducing inflation. >>

i5 chiron like nazim zaghari-ratcliffe and in china -- in iran.— and in china -- in iran. and in china -- in iran. is there is no known negotiation but there . and in china -- in iran. is there is no known negotiation but there is and in china -- in iran. is there is. no known negotiation but there is a possibility of us walk, what would we make of this? the possibility of us walk, what would we make of this?— possibility of us walk, what would we make of this? the us government announced last _ we make of this? the us government announced last week _ we make of this? the us government announced last week that _ we make of this? the us government announced last week that they - we make of this? the us government announced last week that they had i announced last week that they had previously put a substantial offer on the table to get brittney griner and paul whelen out of prison in russia. the white house did release details, but reports have suggested that it's a prisoner swap for a convicted arms dealer in prison in the united states known as viktor bout. typically thes

in the last half an hour, british billionaire jim ratcliffe has emerged as a potential new owner forwith the current owners, the glazerfamily, over a minority stake with long—term view to taking full control. a spokesperson for ratcliffe told the times on wednesday that, "if the club is for sale, jim is definitely a potential buyer." it follows another billionaire elon muskjoking on twitter that he would buy the club earlier today. there was an all—british match between cameron norrie and andy murray in cincinnati. the three—time grand slam champion took the first set, but there was a norrie fight back. murray had the match on his racket, forcing a number of break points at key times, but he could not convert them and norrie stole a 3—6, 6—3, 6—4 win. and emma radacanu's good form continued ahead of the us 0pen later this month. after beating serena williams in the previous round, she took down another legend today, beating victoria azarenka in straight sets. well, in a summer of record—breaking temperatures, it was our old friend rain that took centre stage at lord's today in the fi

british billionaire sirjim ratcliffe confirms he wants to buy a stake in the club. good evening.difficult day for the british economy. the rate of inflation has hit double figures for the first time in 40 years. it was running at 10.1% in the year tojuly — higher than analysts were predicting. rising prices of certain foods and soft drinks are particularly to blame, with bread and cereals up 12.3%, milk, cheese and eggs up 19.4% and cooking oil up 23.4%, all compared to this time last year. higher energy costs and the war in ukraine have also stoked the inflation rise. our business editor, simonjack, has the full story. 0nce inflation takes hold it can be hard to snuff out. rocketing oil and gas prices have now found their way into the price of food of all kinds, as leicester restaurant owner shaf islam showed me. 0il, big one, vegetable oil, especially rapeseed. how much has that gone up? that's gone up from £21 to £42.99, but everything in here has gone up. shaf said that his business was facing pressures every bit as challenging as the pandemic, if not more so. i thought covid

jim ratcliff is another name in the early mix.y are calling for a change in ownership do the teams disappointing performance and china made a rare public comment and why it is not showing hollywood block busters. top gun maverick celebrated the u.s. military. that is your latest business flash. alix: let's go to kohl's for a second. they are dealing with margin pressures and weakening demand most of customers have continued to be hurt ford -- by inflation but how long will it last. i think it gets interesting because one part of this is a macro environment. we know margins are under pressure and consumers are stretched. >> if you ask kohls, they will pin it on the macro economic environment of the top line. they said consumers are being pressured, spending less and taking more value products. they said women are looking for more basics. you course of the margin pressures in terms of increased promotion. does everyone believe that? one analyst suggested today that he pinned these woes on internal issues at kohls including perhaps n

when you are in congress, tim scott, trey gowdy and john ratcliffe, we would go to dinner like every single month. they would talk about our families, what is happening, we would argue who is more conservative, you vote for this? i thought i would win based upon my votes. but you know what i found out the other day, i thought tim was the most conservative, but i'm going to give it to trey. because when i look back, i bought every single dinner we have gone on. [laughter] that's pretty good. that's pretty good. to the governor, i think you talk more about california history that california allows today, so thank you. [laughter] [applause] i came to see what a real governor looks like. [cheers] you know, i knew the silver elephant was important. i knew it was powerful. this is more powerful than a could imagine, because it is the first time i have ever seen lindsey graham at 9:27 p.m. and not on the hannity show. [laughter] [cheers] now, i will tell you, joe wilson, the dean of this delegation, you were really here 55 years ago? i knew it wouldn't be this room because it would probably

when you are in congress, tim scott, trey gowdy and john ratcliffe, we would go to dinner like every single month. they would talk about our families, what is happening, we would argue who is more conservative, you vote for this? i thought i would win based upon my votes. but you know what i found out the other day, i thought tim was the most conservative, but i'm going to give it to trey. because when i look back, i bought every single dinner we have gone on. [laughter] that's pretty good. that's pretty good. to the governor, i think you talk more about california history that california allows today, so thank you. [laughter] [applause] i came to see what a real governor looks like. [cheers] you know, i knew the silver elephant was important. i knew it was powerful. this is more powerful than a could imagine, because it is the first time i have ever seen lindsey graham at 9:27 p.m. and not on the hannity show. [laughter] [cheers] now, i will tell you, joe wilson, the dean of this delegation, you were really here 55 years ago? i knew it wouldn't be this room because it would probably

. >> martha: former director of national intelligence john ratcliffe is standing by.i, aishah. >> good morning to you both. the white house this morning is in a very delicate dance calling on china to not escalate tensions any more. speaker nancy pelosi overnight accusing china of standing in the way of taiwan. >> i just hope that it is really clear that while china has stood in the way of taiwan participating and going to certain meetings, that they understand that they will not stand in the way of people coming to taiwan. >> she met with the president of taiwan and offered solidarity as taiwan defends itself and its freedom. china is condemning the entire visit. the chinese army planning a series of air and sea military drills including live fire exercises around the island starting thursday. chinese ambassador tweeting the u.s. must pay for its own mistake and we mean what we say. the country now sum oning the u.s. ambassador. white house trying very hard to make clear to the chinese there is no change in the one china policy. the u.s. does not support taiwan indep

. >>> elon musk joked about buying manchester united but now jim ratcliff is also showing his interestpurchasing the club. he is majority shareholder of a group that owns several other sporting agencies. the interest came after a bloomberg report saying that the club's owners are open to selling a minority stake. no comment from the family however. manu is currently worth $4.6 billion and bottom of the premier league table. >>> and basketball analyst dick vitale says he is cancer free. he had been battling two types of cancer, lymphoma, which was diagnosed with last year, and melanoma, which he's undergone multiple surgeries for. after his diagnosis, he took a break from doing games to rest his vocal cords. >>> and there is no doubt that the hit single all i want for christmas is a classic stable of holiday season. ♪ all i want to christmas is you ♪ >> but her attempt to trademark the title queen of christmas is other singers. the trademark application was filed in march of last year. elizabeth chan who performs only christmas music has filed a formal objection and darlene love wrote o

i don't think they are good enough, i think it's time to get ratcliffe in.tory. our— family's to buy and sell, it's our history, our club, and that is why we are _ history, our club, and that is why we are here _ history, our club, and that is why we are here today. i? history, our club, and that is why we are here today.— history, our club, and that is why we are here today. 17 years of pure creed we are here today. 17 years of pure greed from — we are here today. 17 years of pure greed from them, _ we are here today. 17 years of pure greed from them, so _ we are here today. 17 years of pure greed from them, so it's _ we are here today. 17 years of pure greed from them, so it's time - we are here today. 17 years of pure greed from them, so it's time to i greed from them, so it's time to finally— greed from them, so it's time to finally get — greed from them, so it's time to finally get rid _ greed from them, so it's time to finally get rid of _ greed from them, so it's time to finally get rid of them. _ greed from them, so it's time to finally get rid of th

we know they were aware it was misinformation because john ratcliffe said it was legit and hunter biden'sartner came forward to put his name and fails behind the laptop story. i'm not saying this is american. nobody trusts our intel community or the justice department. there is a reason they didn't give the crew on the titanic a raise at the end of the crews. >> gillian: i at least partially trust the intelligence community. also abide by the adage trust by verify. i want to ask you about this. mass antifa protestors showed up to defend attendees at a drag queen brunch. the counter protestors clashed with other demonstrators who gathered to oppose the event. at certain point things did get tense. police said there after a republican state lawmaker put in legislation that it would prevent kids from going to a drag show. jimmie, why can't parents send their 2-year-olds to drag shows if they want to? >> i'll answer this as a parent. i have one kid. the state would never let us have two. you guys are done breeding. this is an issue very illustrative of where we have gotten to in our politics.