barty‘s victory means she finishes top of the "red group".from switzerland won the first set of her match against kiki bertens 7—5 — and also took the opening game of the second set. // but the dutchwoman was then forced to retire but the dutchwoman was then forced to retire after feeling unwell. bencic said afterwards that it's not the way she'd have wanted to win. just time to tell you that new zealand were put into bat. in the 1st t20 international against england in christchurch. they are 76 after 11 overs. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me — and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. quirky phrases and his voice have made the speaker a well—known figure around the world. order! bellowing. .. behave yourself! colourful... i couldn't give a flying flamingo what your view is! unforgettable. leave the chamber, get out, we'll manage without you! asjohn bercow leaves the speaker's chair after a decade, the tributes are piling up. you have been a remarkable speaker of this house. the h

the victory means she finishes top of the red group, with belinda bencic going through in second placeon friday. the winner of the match between simona halep and karolina pliskova will qualify for the last four. elina svitolina, who is the defending champion, has already qualified for the knockout stage after beating both players earlier in the week. halep, the wimbledon champion, is the slight favourite to join her in the semi—finals. it is the game no one really wants to play in. the battle for third place at the rugby world cup takes place a few hours from now. new zealand face wales in tokyo. the all blacks' attempt to win a third successive world cup trophy was ended by england in the semi—finals. but now they will hope to extend their 30—match winning streak against wales, that goes back to 1953. it that goes back to 1953. is easy to have character w you it is easy to have character when you win all the time. because it is not tested. our character has been tested, so it is really, probably, the most important thing we can do 110w the most important thing we can do now is to show

the red voter groups are getting more red, blue groups are getting more blue.nd i think what we'll be looking for tonight is whether there is any deviation from that pattern. if that pattern holds, you would see despite some signs of strength for democrats, republicans holding on indy kentucky and mississippi, states with a large white population, large evangelical population, and if that pattern holds, you would see democrats continuing to build in the suburbs of virginia. i think that is what we are assuming, we will see more separation, both sides full speed ahead. if we don't, i think that we will be second guessing and picking over. >> ron mcdaniel has called donald trump the best assets. is that matter of the state? in virginia, his presence might not have helped. >> you can read a lot from the travel schedule. the basic story of the trump era is that he is improving the republican position in nonurban america, outside of the big metro areas. he is strengthening the republican hold on blue collar whites, older whites and so forth. but he is costing them,

group b, with bayern munich. son heung—min scored twice as spurs won a—nil at red star belgrade. qualify with two games to spare, when they lost 2—1 at bayer leverkusen. there was also one game played in the europa league on wednesday. arsenal missed the chance to seal their place in the knockout phase with two games to go. they were in portugal to face vitoria guimaraes — and were on course to make it four wins out of four when shkodran mustafi put them in front, with nine minutes to go. but that goal was cancelled out by bruno duarte's equaliser in stoppage—time. the gunners still remain unbeaten at the top of group f. women footballers in the united states, are hoping that a decision made in australia will close the pay gap that exists between them and their male counterparts. what's been hailed as a "landmark" agreement in australia — means the women's national side, the matildas are on course to be paid the same as the men's team, the socceroos. several other countries have similar deals — but not in the usa, where it's long been a bone of contention, and where the women's t

it puts the trust how far can a state under the rule of law go to defend itself the red army faction terrorist grouphad declared war on the german state in april they assassinated chief federal prosecutor 63 his driver and his bodyguard. over the. it was a very dangerous situation. the state's ability to act and its ability to defend itself against attacks from within were at stake or. give terrorists kill or kidnap the country's top representatives and other officials and the state can't gain control of the situation when it puts the trust placed in. the state in question and that could be dangerous to democracy. on the 30th of july $977.00 the bank a year than punter was shot dead in his own house it was a failed kidnapping attempt aimed at securing the release of 3 r.a.f. terrorists goodman enslin and yes bada and young casper all 3 had been imprisoned in a high security jail and stood guard in southwest germany since 974. yet they still managed to direct the actions of other terrorists fighting on their behalf on the outside the state's reaction was uncompromising and reflects roadblocks and id

on with their daily ignore mumbai as well as tensions rise in iran a new documentary by the red fish media group looks at the impact of decades of u.s. sanctions on the economy. there on the grass with your teddy bear they had time to a nice fit toughest sanctions ever imposed on a country. in the us of a live feed of was about to ask for a moment about the fire truck sanctions are intended to cause pain. and no i don't think those close to the war iran is too powerful from have tried and allies across the region some of the money in a terrible attack being for shoulder mounted 00 clinical matter the rats be on call it. will. be. and you can watch that documentary in full at the redfish he cheap channel. mike pompei also provoked outrage today by announcing a reversal of a decade's old stance on israeli settlements in the west bank he said they do not necessarily violate international law the settlements are on territory occupied by israel since the 1967 middle east war and are one of the most contentious issues in the conflict between israel and palestine. the u.s. administration has lost its c

well as tensions the rise in iran a new documentary by the red fish media group looks at the impact of decades of u.s. sanctions on the economy. but on the aggressive. peter the right kind or nice if the toughest sanctions ever imposed by the us or a country. feeling a little feverish about. the sanctions are intended to cause pain. so i don't think the score to the war in iran is too powerful have security and allies across the reach or. the mother nature of war being her shoulder mounted on 0 clinical matter beyond. and you can watch that documentary in full this friday fi the redfish channel. and i might also provide a. singer of the sort of a decades old stance in israeli settlements in the west bank he said they do not necessarily violate international law the settlements are on territory occupied by israel since the 1987 middle east war and are one of the most contentious issues in the conflict between israel and palestine. the u.s. administration has lost its credibility to play any future role in the peace process the statements of secretary pantoja constitute a total ship depa

groups have accused brazil's far right government of failing to protect them. bill hayton reports. this was the kind of direct action paulo gua ja jara was involved in, catching illegal loggers red group intercepted a track loaded with tree trunks and the tools of this illegal trade. with the nearest police station hundreds of kilometres away, members of paulo gua ja jara's tribe feel this is the only way to protect their land from destruction. the guardians of the forest as they call themselves say that there home made weapons of cut illegal logging by half over the past decade. in an interview six weeks ago paulo gua ja jara said it was dangerous work. translation: i'm scared sometimes but we have to lift up our heads and act. we are here fighting. he said it was important to act now to preserve a future for his children. translation: we are protecting our land and the life on it, the animals, the birds, even the other tribes who are here, too. there is so tribes who are here, too. there is so much destruction of nature happening, good trees, with wood as ha rd happening, good trees, with wood as hard as steel being cut down and taken hard as steel being cut down and ta ken aw

on with their daily normal lives but as tensions to rise in iran a new documentary by the red fish media group looks at the impact of decades of u.s. sanctions on the economy. but on the grass which will be there at. the right time or nice if it toughest sanctions ever imposed on a country. during the 1st quarter about. the sanctions are intended to cause pain. so i don't think those close to the war in iran is too powerful from have tried and allies across the region. being the shoulder them out of those. and you can watch that documentary in full at the red fish chapter. i might also provoked outrage by announcing a reversal of a decades old stance on israeli settlements in the west bank he said they do not necessarily violate international law the settlements are on territory occupied by israel since 1967 middle east war and one of the most contentious issues in the conflict between israel and palestine. the u.s. administration has lost its credibility to play any future role in the peace process with statements of secretary prompt constitute a total jip departure of the us administration i

getting on with their daily normal lives i was tensions to rise in iran a new documentary by the red fish media group looks at the impact of decades of u.s. sanctions on the economy. on the grass with your teddy bear. right kind or nice if the toughest sanctions ever imposed by the us or in a country. that's all it's about. sanctions are intended to cause pain leno i don't think those close to the war in iran is too powerful have security and allies across the reach are going to. be in the shoulder mounted on the outcome of the matter beyond. that. and you can watch that documentary in full this friday via the redfish you cheat. on my pump i also provoked outrage today by announcing a reversal of a decades old stance on israeli settlements in the west bank he said they do not necessarily violate international law the settlements are on territory occupied by israel since the 1967 middle east war one of the most contentious issues in the conflict between israel and palestine. the u.s. administration has lost its credibility to play any future role in the peace process the statements of secretary. const

as tensions rise in the round a new documentary by the red fish media group looks at the impact of decades of u.s. sanctions on the economy. on the aggressor over there not just after the regime change and in my own time during these the toughest sanctions ever imposed by the us on a country. sanctions have a negative impact to the poor who are the sanctions are intended to cause pain. so i don't think there's going to be war in iran is too powerful iran has drawn allies across the region some because the mother of the americans want to pressure the people with the sanctions until a growing is not against a government that's beyond. you can watch that documentary in full of this friday via the redfish you tube channel. michael bay also provoked outrage by announcing a reversal of a decades old stance on israeli settlements in the west bank he said they do not necessarily violate international law the settlements are on territory occupied by israel since the 1967 middle east war and one of the most contentious issues in the conflict between israel and palestine and the u.s. administration h

you see that risk off and the red spread across pretty much all of the european indices. will it spread across industry groupsly seeing more red than great on the industry group screen. in terms of what seems to be underperforming the most, you are seeing tech stocks underperforming. that tells you something about the fact that it could be sentiment around trade tensions. often, you see those tech stocks underperform when what is driving the risk sentiment tends to be that. construction and materials and carmakers are the other two underperformers. that sort of reflects the fact that a lot of these moves might be due to sentiment around u.s.-china tensions. in terms of the upside, if you see a bit of resilience in real estate, commodity producers pretty much unchanged. taking a look at individual movers. here are some of the stocks to watch that we were talking about. telefonica, a sweeping operational overhaul announced last night. that seems to be one of the big movers on the stoxx 600 at the moment again in terms of if you are looking at points rather than percentage moves. virgin money, best-performing in

he is s a co-f-founder of the indigenous resistance group the red nation and a citizen of the lower brule sioux tribe. i talked to him earlier this year about his book "our h history is the f future." the book tells the history of indigenous resistance over two centuries, offering a road map for collective liberation and a guide to fighting life-threatening climate change. estes centers this history in the historic fight against the dakota access pipeline at standing rock. i asked him to talk about the two thanksgiving stories he writes about at the beginning of his book. >> so the first thanksgiving story is -- begins with the pequot massacre by members of the massachusetts bay colony, which really marks sort of -- in my opinion, marks sort of the mythology of the united states as a settlerer-colonial country fofounded on sort of genidide to create, ironically, peace. and then i begin with another story of a prayer march that we led in the bismarck k ml in b bismarck, north dakota, to kind of bring attention to the standing rock struggle during a black friday shopping event, which was me

red line. there is a group that's just not willing to back down on this. and i would expect, other than maybe utah, the same thing will exist in the senate. >> are we talking about pierre - about pierre delecto? >> the american people didn't think he was delectable. that's why they re-elected president obama. trish: americans are a lot smarter than the d.c. politicians think. america's future at stake. liberal activists are targeting high school honors classes citing white toxicity. also tonight, caught on tape. annex acting cia boss expressing gratitude for the deep state's impeachment push. >> thank god for the deep state. self-proclaimed capitalist elizabeth warren pitching if implemented one of the largest social programs ever proposed. the cost? $52 trillion. she says middle class taxpayers won't see one inch of a tax increase. so either she is really bad at math or she is lying. take your pick. >> i believe in markets. i believe in markets right down totototo she wanted a roommate to help with the cooking. but she wanted someone who loves cats. so, w

group b. after hammering red star belgrade tottenham advance their comeback win was the 1st home match for new coach shows a merino in group c. manchester city drew with ukrainian side shakhtar donetsk and qualified for the last 16 and in group d. leverkusen beat lokomotiv moscow to keep their chances of progressing alive that's because atletico madrid lost to you sent us. now journalists often have to contend with unwelcome distractions when they're broadcasting live from the field and that was certainly the case for this greek port reporter take a look. without them bob you know he was a little chased around and bitten by a seemingly amorous pig as he tried to deliver an update on flooding in the country some might call that trying to hog the limelight. this is g.w. news these are our top stories incoming european commission president was about fund a line is laid out her vision for her team leading the e.u.'s executive body speaking to lawmakers she put climate change and digitization at the heart of her plans lawmakers are due to vote on her new t.v. later. maltese prime minister joseph wa

dusky was again in stunning form he scored 4 goals as by munich clinched the top spot in group a after hammering red star bow great tottenham advance their comeback win was the 1st how much for the new coach jersey murray near in a group c. manchester city tree with ukrainian side shocked i don't yet ski and qualified for the last 16 and in group d. leverkusen beaten a committee of moscow to keep their chances of progressing ally's us because i'd let it go madrid last 2 years at. well still in the champions league wednesday's match ups include a hugely important one for dortmund coach you see how fast and now his club had a terrible run of 5 a is close to losing his job the last thing he needs is a game away to european heavyweights asa luna. coach lucien father and his underperforming brucia dortmund squad flew to barcelona with his job hanging by a thread on sunday dortmund c.e.o. issued a clear warning with regards to upcoming performances. by injury if you are must go into these next 2 difficult games in barcelona am berlin with the right attitude. you have to step up. while beating the 5 times

they thrashed red star belgrade 6—0 in their group b game in serbia, with robert lewandowski scoringfor club and country. meanwhile, in group d, atletico madrid missed the chance to qualify when they lost 1—0 at group leadersjuventus where paulo dybala scored a stunning free kick which was the only goal of the game. russia's bracing itself for a four—year ban from all major competitions, following a recommendation made by the world anti—doping agency. it claims moscow falsified laboratory data handed to investigators. the international olympic committee says it supports the "toughest sanctions", but on tuesday, we were told russia would still be able to compete at next year's european football championships because uefa isn't defined as a "major event organisation" in regards to doping breaches. here's our sports news correspondent, alex ca pstick. european championships next year, which is original event, that isn't covered by the sanctions. so saint petersburg will be able to host games and euro 2020 and raso will be able to compete as russia at euro 2020. but remember all of this

group b. after hammering red star belgrade tottenham advance to their comeback win was the 1st home match for new coach josie marino in group c. in manchester city drew with ukrainian side checked on yet and qualified for the last 16 and in group d. leverkusen beat lokomotiv moscow to keep their chances of progressing alive and that's because of the tickle madrid lost to you ventus. germany great you're going to has been named coach of the bundesliga team have to berlin until the end of the season the 990 world cup winner and former germany coach takes over from the sack to take chilled it had to have lost the last 4 and once again since my last coach the u.s. national team but was fired in 2016 he joined the have to have board as an adviser earlier this month. it's a big news in the bundesliga day brannock from sports is here to tell us more about this hi dave fans here in germany will always remember that 2006 team and how his team won the hearts of the nation is this something that he can actually do at heritage as well yeah i mean that's definitely his famous moment as a manager that 2006

red cross planes u.n. special envoy martin group this welcome the move that comes during a new push to end the 5 year war.ore than 350000 people had been displaced by floods in kenya recovery efforts have been challenged by more heavy rain and landslides in the west of the country major roads and bridges have been damaged making it difficult to provide humanitarian aid to the affected areas place $120.00 people across the country have thanks phil. young activists around the world are abandoning school on friday to protest climate change students in australia and japan have already gathered as part of the 4th global climate change are demanding more action like 0 greenhouse gas emissions within the next 5 years or demonstrations are expected to take place in countries like canada chile and india the rallies come ahead of the un's climate change conference in madrid next week next whose truth is it anyway. al-jazeera world meets to arabs. left the middle east with food successful career and all the. lebanese going to want to just turn toward brazil. the norwegian oil industry. unusual journey it's leading t

being a journalist until the last breath of my life which means that i have chosen my red line if the terrorist groups including the taliban return we fear that the few rights we have achieved would be taken back writes like me bravely introducing myself in front of the camera or other rights that afghan women have today they would aim to take those back from us and throw us back to all those dark days but i will stand against them this is my responsibility to defend myself and all the women around me we will defend all our rights and achievements. this is al jazeera and these are the top stories. police and home caller on the brink of trying to break up a standoff with protesters they've been battling demonstrators for hours barricaded themselves in at a university campus from there they shot arrows and bombs police of 5 back with tear gas and water cannon. through lanka's former defense minister got to rajapakse has won the presidential election his rival suggested premadasa conceded early results but rajapaksa over the 50 percent mark needed to avoid a 2nd recount iranian president hassan rouhani h

being a journalist until the last breath of my life which means that i have chosen my red line if the terrorist groupsincluding the taliban return we fear that the few rights we have achieved would be taken back rights like me bravely introducing myself in front of the camera or other rights that afghan women have today they would aim to take those back from us and throw us back to all those dark days but i will stand against them this is my responsibility to defend myself and all the women around me we will defend all our rights and achievements. and again this is al jazeera and these are the headlines gaza by rajapakse says party has declared victory in sri lanka's presidential election with his rival subject teledesic conceded as any results put rajapaksa over the 50 percent mark needed to avoid a 2nd recount rajapaksa is the brother of former president mahinda rajapaksa and his defense chief and the tamil tigers were defeated 10 years ago. police in hong kong have used tear gas and water cannon on protesters at a university campus we've been throwing petrol bombs all schools have been told to stay

being a journalist until the last breath of my life which means that i have chosen my red line if the terrorist groups including the taliban return we fear that the few rights we have achieved would be taken back rights like me bravely introducing myself in front of the camera or other rights that afghan women have today they would aim to take those back from us and throw us back to all those dark days but i will stand against them this is my responsibility to defend myself and all the women around me we will defend all our rights and achievements. and finally american football's free agents can compare nick has held an audition work and hoping to return to the n.f.l. he previously accused the league of blacklisting him over his protests against racial injustice the venue of the triad was moved out the last minutes with copernic saying the n.f.l. wasn't allowing media to attend the original location representatives of at least 25 teams were set to attend the event. mothers much more on this story and the rest of the day's news on our web sites the address of course al-jazeera dot com. this is al-jazee

group b. he scored 4 goals as by going to clinch the top spot beating red star belgrade top normal also advance there when was the 1st hole much for new coach jos a more in in group c. manchester city drew with the ukrainian side shakhtar donetsk and in group d. leverkusen bit lokomotiv moscow keeping alive their chance to advance because athletico madrid lost to you ventus. still in the champions league wednesday night's match ups include a hugely important one for. coach lucy and his club have had a terrible run and close to losing his job his side's next match is away to european heavyweights. a warm reception for lucien father and his daughter and squad at barcelona airport things have been less rosy back in germany with job reportedly hanging by a thread on sunday dalton c.e.o. issued a clear warning with regard to upcoming performances. to go into these next 2 difficult games symbiosis alone i am berlin with the right attitude. now you have to step up to it while father isn't expected to beat the european giants a heavy defeat may be enough for the club to sever ties earlier than believed

red line. there is a group that's just not willing to back down on this. and i would expect, other than maybe utah, the same thing will exist in the senate. >> are we talking about pierre - about pierre delecto? >> the american people didn't think he was delectable. that's why they re-elected president obama. trish: americans are a lot smarter than the d.c. politicians think. america's future at stake. liberal activists are targeting high school honors classes citing white toxicity. also tonight, caught on tape. annex acting cia boss expressing gratitude for the deep state's impeachment push. >> thank god for the deep state. self-proclaimed capitalist elizabeth warren pitching if implemented one of the largest social programs ever proposed. the cost? $52 trillion. she says middle class taxpayers won't see one inch of a tax increase. so either she is really bad at math or she is lying. take your pick. >> i believe in markets. i believe in markets right down totototoñ??w here, it all starts with a simple... hello! -hi! how can i help? a d

. >> sometimes i say 8% is a red flag but your group has been under tremendous pressure. problem with cash glow and you also have this upside from imprmiami, why don'u tell people why this is attractive at this level. >> you hit on some of the high points before, we've had, you know, in addition to being disrupted at two of our big hotels in miami that, you know, together comprise close to 10% of our ebita we had those offline for a whole year and they're back online close a hotel for a year, it takes a year to two years to ramp up. i think the south florida dynamic with the convention center being open again, the super bowl coming. next year, miami is expected to be the top growth market of the top 25 msas. that gives us a lot of optimism on really filling that hole, which we have been living with for about a year and a half now. and secondly, you know what, we're also noticing is that it's a bit of a risk off environment right now with hotel stocks and i think that's kind of driven by some of the uncertainty but i think that's being overlooked in our stock is across the

the civil red book is a battle for the heart and soul of britain's black asian a minority ethnic groups but not a corbin's leadership labour's come under formal investigation for institutional racism against jews to jewish m.p.'s left the party citing bullying and corbin's been accused of embracing anti semites his comrades the labor party he said opposes all forms of racism there is no place whatsoever for and to semitism in any shape or form or in any place whatsoever in modern britain and under a labor government it will not be tolerated in any form what so ever i want to make that. the core bit hopes the release of this manifesto will help tackle bigotry racism and prejudice but despite the number of times he and his fellow m.p.'s denounce anti semitism is a message that fails to convince many british or jewish voters in an article with the times newspaper britain's chief rabbi ephram meir this accuse corbin of a failure of leadership a new poison sanction from the top he said has taken root in the labor party corben supporters including the labor peer alfred who fled to the u.k. to

yemen's who the rebels have hijacked a vessel south of the red sea this ship was telling you south korean drilling rig the saudi news agency says a group of the rebels seized the vessel on sunday the officials told reuters they will release the vessel if they can confirm that belongs to south korea mohammad a lot live from the capital sana just give us some clarification on this we're hearing different things up with a sighting they see these military vessels the saudis saying something else 'd. so they can. also. be. international law. so the sorts. of. we're really having problems there with muhammad line from sana in yemen now we move on to the situation in hong kong protesters are confronting police there as they try to rescue people caught up in a university standoff demonstrators have been holed up inside the campus for several days before dawn on monday police entered the grounds and faced a barrage of petrol bombs and arrows they responded with tear gas and water cannon . most alarming. weapons were used in 47 university which has become an factory. for extreme really violent viruses betterman so this reached a critical level r

group b. robert levy on those key scored 4 goals as by a minute clinched the top spot beating red star belgrade tottenham will also advance there when was the 1st home match for a new coach jos a marina in group c. manchester city drew with the ukrainian side shut down nets and in group d. leverkusen beat lokomotiv moscow keeping alive their chance to advance because athletico madrid lost to you ventus. you're watching t.v. news from berlin up next is the documentary the rival princes of the gulf i'm tom your logical thanks for watching. welcome to the book is the game here for d.w.i. . we have to talk about something. else our coverage. we have. let's have a look at some of the other legal so you don't want to. get the w. i.

this summer his stand was attacked by a group of militant deeds they poured red paint on his goods the didn't spill in the attack putting the pictures on the internet. you know. when i looked up 15 or 20 people were standing there shouting their slogans for the animals and. it all went very fast. i went around the counter and a fight broke out. i broke a rib some of them couldn't work for a week and could feeney the attackers belong to an international association based in the french city of strasburg. there we met the sweetest student just prove the stuff that. you need. it's been proven that a vegan diet is sufficient for all age groups so why keep on slaughtering animals it's not makes me sick. we live in a system in which people base their existence on nets to murder. every day 3000000 animals are murdered in france. 21. of the starts and thinks the attack on butcher consumer style is absolutely justified the fact the consumer is an organic butcher and cares about the welfare of the animals is a relevant to him. according to radical vegans the french should also do with cheese beca

a wealthier background as we know there was a session is movement in some of the groups where they were applying the red yellow and green flag of bolivia they were flying their green white regional flags so these forces have been in motion for many years and this is not about a 4th term limit this is not about any elections this is about a battle for who will control the living state we are getting a full spectrum of views across this tonight and also a professor of latin american caribbean studies at the city university of new york thanks for your time thank you. now with 95 percent of the votes now counted in spain's general election the country looks no closer to ending months of political deadlock no party is now predicted to win an overall majority and it is the 2nd general election this year and the 4th in as many it's his challenger bensky with more from barcelona. well it does feel a little bit like deja vu as those final votes on now being counted what we do know is that no one party has been able to gain a majority here to be able to form a majority government it does look like spain will have

red sea. at least 8 people have been killed the a group doctors without borders says a hospital was damaged. at least 47 people have been killed often attack on mine workers in. a convoy carrying stuff from a canadian mine was targeted. by the military french police on dismantling refugee camps as part of a new crackdown the government says people are being moved to what they call a safe place the evacuation. of. those headlines now back to the calif foundation. the year 656. just a quarter of a century has passed since the death of the prophet muhammad. and the foundation of the caliphate. the 3rd caliph off man has been murdered by a group of rebels in the capital. baghdad monrovia lahore on ghana living. that's the way i can. help when i mean i mean well. what in the hell you all i could 1000000 my duty and while on sop. ali cousin and son in law of the prophet. to the pressure becoming the force of the russia doing the rightly guided kindness. he needed me is plunge fall from being a spiritual sort of lost philosopher a poet theologian he's plunged into having to cope with a very very mu

eventually run away with it to win for the likes of the games by munich how many red star belgrade they lead tottenham's group roma dread drew 22 with p.s.g. at the burn about whilst ensuring the event to speak at let it go one nil champions liverpool can advance to the knockout stage all on wednesday with a win over napoli at home at anfield the reds have lost their home and european time in 5 years but manager garden club is wary of his italian apartments after they want to nail in the opening group stage match in naples they won last year against us. at the police would be very bad this year against us men who are not bad but not good enough to win the game. and they gave her the proper 5 and there be played them here. and that's what they will do tomorrow night of as well and again so that's all i'm thinking about not about the games coming after. russia could be stripped of hosting euro $22.00 of the football matches and the champions league final because of its ongoing doping problems the world anti-doping agency committee says russia tampered with lab data and wants them banned from hosting major event

love for an equaliser for the home team in this one little poll made a point in their final group game at red bull salzburg to guarantee a place in the knockout rounds a lot of people around liverpool probably think. you know we have to play again and have to to put in everything what we have but it was never different i can remember one game since i am here where we could go in with 50 percent so that's all situation. and it's ok it's not brilliant but it's ok now let's use a situation. a little messy was amongst the scores for barcelona on his 700th appearance for the club he scored a 600 and 13th goal passer going on so when 3 warned against pressure dortmund and putting the 5 time champions into the knockout rounds. manchester united teenager max taylor is back in the senior squad for the 1st time since cancer treatment the 19 year old defender had surgery and 9 weeks of chemotherapy after being diagnosed with testicular cancer last year he is now back in 1st in contention the united europa league game against a star that's coming up in kazakstan have seen his journey back to full fitness

being a journalist until the last breath of my life which means that i have chosen my red line if the terrorist groups including the taliban return we fear that the few rights we have achieved would be taken back rights like me bravely introducing myself in front of the camera or other rights that afghan women have today they would aim to take those back from us and throw us back to all those dark days but i will stand against them this is my responsibility to defend myself and all the women around me we will defend all our rights and achievements. stiva sport now he's pretty stern thank you very much we'll start in london at the a.t.p. finals final where greece's stephanus city person 2nd austria's domany team to suppose eliminated roger federer in the semifinals well team took care of alexander very if it's a person in the lead currently it's $43.00 in the 1st seat and another set of tennis stars are preparing for the davis cup final set to start on monday in madrid stars like raf elmo doll and world number 2 never joke which are among those training on sunday there is a new revamped format this yea

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being a journalist until the last breath of my life which means that i have chosen my red line if the terrorist groupsincluding the taliban return we fear that the few rights we have achieved would be taken back rights like me bravely introducing myself in front of the camera or other rights that afghan women have today they would aim to take those back from us and throw us back to all those dark days but i will stand against them this is my responsibility to defend myself and all the women around me we will defend all our rights and achievements. he does here next with the sport and he'll tell us about the competition that spot football fever to the streets of miami. and investigation into the real powers that control the world health organization their obligation to their shareholders completely overwhelms any consideration of public health can they be trusted with building a healthier future if their loyalty becomes questionable views of the people that are involved in the h one n one push is it getting more difficult for you now that every age oh yes there's a chance who says to me in terms of tru

being a journalist until the last breath of my life which means that i have chosen my red line if the terrorist groups including the taliban return we fear that the few rights we have achieved would be taken back rights like me bravely introducing myself in front of the camera or other rights that afghan women have today they would aim to take those back from us and throw us back to all those dark days but i will stand against them this is my responsibility to defend myself and all the women around me we will defend all our rights and achievements not a moment to have the weather with the kevin but still ahead on the new sound i'm looking for a legal way to go back and be with the people. i play from exxon even my eyes tells al-jazeera he wants to return to bolivia and finish his presidential. by violence a moment and a generation ago may soon take center stage in the u.k. is janet election and how christiane of an elder could be about to reach and not a big milestone in his career that's coming up a chance for. we are continuing to follow our storm here across europe notice of the clouds here on our