the republic of ireland s finance minister, the republic of ireland s jack chambers, has been deliveringt for 2025. he said ireland plans to invest 14 billion euros — $15.5 billion — that apple has been ordered to pay ireland in back taxes into housing, energy, water and transport infrastructure. mr chambers said the budget presented a "unique" opportunity to "plan, transform and deliver for the future". more than 900 samsung workers have been arrest by police in the southern indian state of tamil nadu. they've been accused of organising a street protest without permission as they demand higher wages and union recognition. that's all we have time for. stay with us here on bbc news. hello from the bbc sport centre. i'm hugh ferris. mikel arteta is known for coming through the barcelona academy. but it is at psg where he played his first senior football. and his arsenal side's match against the french champions is the highlight as the second round of the new champions league gets underway. psg trained without 0usmane dembele on monday after the forward was left out for not complying with t

he said he is thinking about picking the squad ahead of the game against greece and the republic of ireland squad, the team, the form of the players, who is playing with who, who do i think could play together. a lot of things to take from tonight. it's given me a lot of food for thought in terms of the way we can set up against greece. the plan is simple — we have to go to greece and win and then follow—up with a strong performance and victory against the republic of ireland. definitely onto the next two games. elsewhere in the uefa nations league, greece backed up their win over england with a 2—0 victory over republic of ireland. erling haaland's norway were thrashed 5—1 in austria, whilst there were wins for malta, slovenia and north macedonia. just two matches of the group stage remain at the women's t20 cricket world cup with three of the four semifinal places still up for grabs. australia are the only side to secure their spot after a narrow win over india, whose hopes are still in the balance. that came after england thrashed scotland to edge closer to the last four. henry moeran is

carsley will remain in charge for the november nations league games against greece and the republic of irelanda permanent manager since gareth southgate resigned after euro 2024, but will tuchel be the right fit for the fa? he likes the mentality of english players and, of course, tried to get quite a few english players into bayern munich when he was there. he's a huge anglophile. i can tell you that. i think he has a talent for getting a lot out of a squad and finding solutions. some people enjoy football slightly differently to the one that thomas tuchel has been putting out. i think there's no doubt that he's a very talented manager and is as close as a guarantee of a successful and competent stint as anyone else. 0ur sports editor, dan roan, explains why the fa have decided to move so quickly. perhaps two factors accelerated this process. the first, that the candidacy of the interim, lee carsley, was effectively ended last week with that defeat to greece at wembley, and his rather mixed messaging when it came to questions over whether he wanted the job full—time. and then, secondly, perha

carsley will remain in charge for the november nations league games against greece and the republic of ireland 2024. 0ne one of the best managers in the world. he has one trophies at a paris saint german. although there are those positive ways, there are those positive ways, there are those positive ways, there are criticisms that he has taken this job. some believe that it should be an english coach to be in charge of the england team but he has a remit to come in and win a major trophy. to the nations league, where scotland held portugal to a goalless draw and picked up theirfirst point of their campaign. group leaders portugal had won three out of three before this one but scotland are still without a competitive win in over a year. the point was important for us after the work that we have put into the group to get off the mark, it is now so pleased. defensively sound, the shape of the team is good. everybody contributed to what is a well done point. voting is open for the bbc women s footballer of the year 2024. five global players have been shortlisted based on their performances over th

thanks for joining us- _ let's move to the other side of the atlantic and in the republic of ireland ing from apple. the budget will be the last before an election is held early next year and gives the government the chance to spend the money it was forced to collect after europe s highest court found the tech giant's tax arrangement to be unlawful. john campbell is bbc northern ireland's economics & business editor and joins us from the irish parliament in dublin. this is a nice problem for them to her. how are they going to spend the money? absolutely. the irish exchequer _ spend the money? absolutely. the irish exchequer is - spend the money? absolutely. the irish exchequer is awash i spend the money? absolutely. | the irish exchequer is awash in money at the moment and the finance minister was coming into budget day with a 25 billion euros budget surplus, and some of that is related to the money from apple, so this was the first set piece opportunity for the minister to lay out how he will spend that money and he emphasised it will not be used for tax cuts or public spending day t

he'll be in charge for the november intenationals against greece and the republic of ireland. gland have been without a permanent manager since gareth southgate resigned following their defeat in the final of euro 2024 against spain. lee carsley has been in charge on an interim basis. the big question is will tuchel be a success? he has a talent for getting a lot out of the sport and finding solutions. some people enjoy football slightly differently to the one that thomas �*s two goal has been putting out. i think there's no doubt that he's a very talented manager and it's as close to a guarantee of a success as anyone else. there are eight games being played in the nations league as we speak. croatia have come from behind to lead poland 3—1. scotland lost their opening three nations league fixtures still all square against a portugal team with christiano ronaldo starting. former manchester city defender aymeric laporte has put spain infront against serbia and isaac price has scored twice with northern ireland now three nil up against bulgaria at windsor park. you can keep up t

to develop this weather system and it's going to be bringing some very heavy rain into the republic of ireland. the front itself is very slow—moving, so over the next few hours, we're going to keep the largely clear skies across england and wales. one or two fog patches possible in the east, where temperatures could dip as low as about 3 or 4 degrees in the coldest spots. but across the northwest of the uk, temperatures staying up into double figures because we've got that cloud. there's a fair breeze around here but we also have a bit of rain to come as well. now, heading into the first part of saturday, there will be some pulses of heavy rain that work into northern ireland. the rain tending to come and go, so there might be some brighter spells for the afternoon here. rain at times, too, for western and northern areas of scotland but away from that, for eastern and southern scotland, for the bulk of eastern wales and all of england, really, it should be a fine and a dry day with plenty of sunshine. it's going to be another mild one — top temperatures could hit 18 degrees once again. now, th

to develop this weather system and it's going to be bringing some very heavy rain into the republic of irelandbe some flooding across southern areas. the front itself is very slow—moving, so over the next few hours, we're going to keep the largely clear skies across england and wales. one or two fog patches possible in the east, where temperatures could dip as low as about 3 or 4 degrees in the coldest spots. but across the northwest of the uk, temperatures staying up into double figures because we've got that cloud. there's a fair breeze around here but we also have a bit of rain to come as well. ow, heading into the first part of saturday, there will be some pulses of heavy rain that work into northern ireland. the rain tending to come and go, so there might be some brighter spells for the afternoon here. rain at times, too, for western and northern areas of scotland but away from that, for eastern and southern scotland, for the bulk of eastern wales and all of england, really, it should be a fine and a dry day with plenty of sunshine. it's going to be another mild one — top temperatures cou

homeland security in the us, including police forces in australia, new zealand, britain and the republic of irelandou a sense of the scale of the damage that mccartney has inflicted on people right around the world, and thejudge people right around the world, and the judge today, mrjustice o'hara, said that mccartney's offending put this case on a par with murder. the police say mccartney may as well have pulled the trigger himself in the case of a cimarron thomas, and thejudge as he the case of a cimarron thomas, and the judge as he sentenced him to 20 years said he did not envy the parole board it would have to assess whether mccartney would be eligible for release, which will not be until at least 2039. richard morgan. — until at least 2039. richard morgan. as _ until at least 2039. richard morgan, as always, - until at least 2039. richard morgan, as always, that. until at least 2039. richard | morgan, as always, that you very much on a very difficult day and a very difficult case there, richard morgan are currently in belfast out of the court there was should just add this is a really difficult

to develop this weather system and it's going to be bringing some very heavy rain into the republic of irelandoss southern areas. the front itself is very slow—moving, so over the next few hours, we're going to keep the largely clear skies across england and wales. one or two fog patches possible in the east, where temperatures could dip as low as about 3 or 1! degrees in the coldest spots. but across the northwest of the uk, temperatures staying up into double figures because we've got that cloud. there's a fair breeze around here but we also have a bit of rain to come as well. now, heading into the first part of saturday, there will be some pulses of heavy rain that work into northern ireland. the rain tending to come and go, so there might be some brighter spells for the afternoon here. rain at times, too, for western and northern areas of scotland but away from that, for eastern and southern scotland, for the bulk of eastern wales and all of england, really, it should be a fine and a dry day with plenty of sunshine. it's going to be another mild one — top temperatures could hit 18 degrees

international breaks with england the remaining to come in november when england take on the republic of irelands still no news as of yet when the press conference will be of unveiling thomas tuchel but the fa moving fast to get their man and this has to be said as someone who comes with pedigree and trophies winning two titles with psg in the french capital and more recently with byron munich winning the fundus league title final day of the season and borussia dortmund as well who are in the title race that season, but this is someone who knows a harry kane very well, scoring a lot of goals under thomas tuchel byron munich leaving at the end of the season, this is someone who has no problem in going toe to toe head—to—head with the board doing that at chelsea and it cost him with hisjob doing that at chelsea and it cost him with his job with some disagreements but this is a guy who won the champions league with chelsea in just a year at stamford bridge at 20 when he gets manchester city against the great pep guardiola who was in the mix for this england job. there are some reports thomas tuchel

charge for the final two group games of the november international break against greece and the republic of irelande the new england manager and leading them into the next world cup. you can get all the latest on the website, but from me, will perry, and the rest of the team, that's all for now. hello there. tuesday was a cloudy day, but it was also mild. temperatures reached 19 degrees in cornwall before the rain arrived, and all this mild weather is pushing up from france towards the uk and it'll stay mild through the rest of the week and into the weekend as well. we've got southerly winds, though, at the moment. that's bringing in the mild air, of course, but it's also bringing in some rain, and again, it's all moving up from the south across western parts of europe. heavy rain, too, but at least it's keeping it mild overnight. no frost this time in scotland. a really mild start to wednesday, but a wet one in many places, too. and that rain will continue across scotland, heavy at times. northern ireland may become a bit drierfor a while, but across western parts of england and wales, this is whe

to develop this weather system and it's going to be bringing some very heavy rain into the republic of irelande front itself is very slow—moving, so over the next few hours, we're going to keep the largely clear skies across england and wales. one or two fog patches possible in the east, where temperatures could dip as low as about 3 or 4 degrees in the coldest spots. but across the northwest of the uk, temperatures staying up into double figures because we've got that cloud. there's a fair breeze around here but we also have a bit of rain to come as well. now, heading into the first part of saturday, there will be some pulses of heavy rain that work into northern ireland. the rain tending to come and go, so there might be some brighter spells for the afternoon here. rain at times, too, for western and northern areas of scotland but away from that, for eastern and southern scotland, for the bulk of eastern wales and all of england, really, it should be a fine and a dry day with plenty of sunshine. it's going to be another mild one — top temperatures could hit 18 degrees once again. now, these

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to develop this weather system and it's going to be bringing some very heavy rain into the republic of ireland, so over the next few hours, it's going to keep the largely clear skies across england and wales. one or two fog patches possible in the east, where temperatures could dip as low as about s or 4 degrees in the coldest spots. but across the north—west of the uk, temperatures staying up into double figures because we've got that cloud. there's a fair breeze around here, but we also have a bit of rain to come as well. now, heading into the first part of saturday, there will be some pulses of heavy rain that works into northern ireland. the rain tending to come and go so there might be some brighter spells for the afternoon here. rain at times too for western and northern areas of scotland, but away from that, for eastern and southern scotland, for the bulk of eastern wales and all of england, really, it should be a fine and a dry day with plenty of sunshine. it's going to be another mild one. top temperatures could hit 18 degrees once again. now, these weather fronts will then push eastw

degree greece are taking the republic of ireland, it is goalless as you can see, erling haaland's norwayustria as i speak, earlier win for malta, slovenia and north macedonia. next to the women's t20 cricket world cup where australia and india are both eyeing a place in the semi finals. australia have secured their place in the women's t20 world cup semi—finals with a nine—run win over india set a 152 to win india needed 14 to win off the final over thanks to an excellent 54 from 47 balls from captain harmanpreet kaur. but australia seamer annabel sutherland held her nerve, with her over costing just four runs for the loss of three wickets to seal the win. india finishing on 142—9 and they now face a nervous wait to see if they'll join australia in the final four. earlier in the day, england thrashed scotland by ten wickets to move to the top of the other group. after winning the toss and opting to bat, scotland could only post 109 from their 20 overs, england reached their target with exactly ten overs to spare. they next face the west indies on tuesday. kenya's ruth chepengetich has br

they'll face republic of ireland next.sea midfielder erin cuthbert put them 2—0 up. ten minutes into the second half at easter road, this lovely move ended with captain caroline weir scoring. martha thomas completed the rout for a a—0 win on the night and 5—0 on aggregate. they'll face finland next. england have already qualified for next summer's tournament abd will go to switzerland as defending champions. —— and will go to switzerland as defending champions. they've been in friendly action tonight and bounced back from their defeat to germany on friday, beating south africa 2—1 in coventry. captain leah williamson put england in front and grace clinton doubled that lead shortly after. south africa did get one back, but england hung on for victory. british number one jack draper continued his recent good form with a win overjiri lehecka in the first round of the paris masters. draper won the title in vienna on sunday to climb to a career—high 15th in the world and he needed just over an hour to complete a straight sets v

to develop this weather system, and it's going to be bringing some very heavy rain into the republic of irelandnext few hours we're going to keep the largely clear skies across england and wales. one or two fog patches possible in the east, where temperatures could dip as low as about three or four degrees in the coldest spots. but across the north—west of the uk, temperatures staying up into double figures. because we've got that cloud, there's a fair breeze around here, but we also have a bit of rain to come as well. now heading into the first part of saturday, there will be some pulses of heavy rain that works into northern ireland. the rain tending to come and go, so there might be some brighter spells for the afternoon here. rain at times, too, for western and northern areas of scotland, but away from that for eastern and southern scotland, for the bulk of eastern wales and all of england, really, should be a fine and a dry day with plenty of sunshine. it's going to be another mild one. top temperatures could hit 18 degrees once again. now these weather fronts will then push eastwards thro

to develop this weather system, and it's going to be bringing some very heavy rain into the republic of ireland patches possible in the east, where temperatures could dip as low as about 3—4 celsius in the coldest spots. but across the north—west of the uk, temperatures staying up into double figures. because we've got that cloud, there's a fair breeze around here, but we also have a bit of rain to come as well. now heading into the first part of saturday, there will be some pulses of heavy rain that works into northern ireland. the rain tending to come and go, so there might be some brighter spells for the afternoon here. rain at times, too, for western and northern areas of scotland, but away from that for eastern and southern scotland, for the bulk of eastern wales and all of england, really, should be a fine and a dry day with plenty of sunshine. it's going to be another mild one. top temperatures could hit 18 celsius once again. now these weather fronts will then push eastwards through saturday night, weakening as they run into our area of high pressure to the east, so just a few patches o

to develop this weather system, and it's going to be bringing some very heavy rain into the republic of irelande figures. because we've got that cloud, there's a fair breeze around here, but we also have a bit of rain to come as well. now heading into the first part of saturday, there will be some pulses of heavy rain that works into northern ireland. the rain tending to come and go, so there might be some brighter spells for the afternoon here. rain at times, too, for western and northern areas of scotland, but away from that for eastern and southern scotland, for the bulk of eastern wales and all of england, really, should be a fine and a dry day with plenty of sunshine. it's going to be another mild one. top temperatures could hit 18 degrees once again. now these weather fronts will then push eastwards through saturday night, weakening as they run into our area of high pressure to the east, so just a few patches of light rain. there will be some damp weather, then, for some as we start off sunday morning, but we've got a more pronounced band of heavier rain that through the afternoon will sp

*s life last to deliver mentor was part of lee carly�*s life last month's games against the republic of ireland feature. liverpool's midfielder curtisjones, his first call up in may, as part of gareth southgate's provisional euro 2024 squad. england take on greece tomorrow at wembley. scotland will be aiming to end the longest when this run in their history when they travel to croatia on saturday. steve clarke's site have lost five and drawn three of their last eight competitive fixtures. with injuries to key players continuing to mount, 18—year—old winger ben doak, who made his full debut against poland last month, is the youngest member of the squad and insists he can cope with the pressure.— with the pressure. when i first started making _ with the pressure. when i first started making appearances, l with the pressure. when i first started making appearances, i with the pressure. when i first - started making appearances, i fell started making appearances, ifell into that, started putting mostly a lot of pressure on myself, because of what other people were saying. but that doesn't help you,

to develop this weather system and it's going to be bringing some very heavy rain into the republic of irelandow, these weather fronts will then push eastwards through saturday night, weakening as they run into our area of high pressure to the east, so just a few patches of light rain. there will be some damp weather, then, for some as we start off sunday morning but we've got a more pronounced band of heavier rain that, through the afternoon, will spread into northern ireland, this time wales and south west england getting a bit of a soaking, too. the south to southeasterly winds continue to drag up the mild air, so temperatures above average for most — looking at around 17 in london and cardiff and about 14 for edinburgh. then, into next week, this area of low pressure is going to continue to fire showers or some longer spells of rain across the uk. meanwhile, a low pressure, perhaps to our south, contains the remnants of hurricane kirk. well, that could bring some very strong winds to parts of western europe. western france looking vulnerable at the moment. but here in the uk, it's an unset

we've already seen yesterday, david lammy, resetting our relationship with the republic of ireland.and i see all the various angles on how that nation is. however, having said all that, what next, as you said, is gibraltar safe? is the falkland islands safe? is even northern ireland going to be siphoned off as it already has economically to the eu and the republic? >> what do we make of the fury, though? i mean, we've obviously been playing a clip all morning. bons been playing a clip all morning. boris johnson doing his interview with camilla tominey, he's, you know, outraged . it's he's, you know, outraged. it's crazy. except as liz truss's people have been messaging in this morning saying, well, he asked her to start these negotiations to have these meetings. >> well, and it took david cameron to stop it in its tracks when he became foreign secretary. but this is a larger question of the calibre and the convictions of our senior politicians as to why was anyone even prepared to even start a debate or discussion on giving away british sovereignty? it should be a no go area, and it

of northern ireland? is it part of the irish republic or part of great britain that was left to a referendum?o this day because the two parties are now in a peaceful relationship. the other was what happens to the guns the militias had. it took tony blair nine more years to do that. and the lesson is don't overshoot. and that's what i would say for the middle east. don't try to go all the way to a two state solution. build confidence, build economic relationships, create an environ in which the israeli public has confidence that the palestinians, they will be peaceful. ambassador eizenstat, when you're negotiating a treaty, is the first rule. how does this the united states always but it's not a poker game and one of the things that i point out in my book is that diplomacy, to be successful, has to be a win win situation. you have to put yourself in your opponent's position. there, obviously representing a sovereign country, they have their own public opinion. they have their own political pressures. and you have to have what, by former boss? when i was deputy treasury secretary larry summers

and i have to easy to work the path through just to go back to that point on, on on the republic of irelandrsus north of ireland, there is actually a spike in the economic graph post 2016, kicking properly into the digital companies from america, making huge sums of money, putting it through ireland. >> it was great for ireland. >> it was great for ireland. >> we're going to have to move on. but following on from this economic discussion, the book club is back. i talked to lord moynihan of chelsea, the author of the eye opening book return to growth, which addresses the uk's economic crisis. if you haven't had enough of this discussion, we're going to be taking it the book club is back, and this week i talked to lord moynihan of chelsea, the author of the eye opening book return to growth, which addresses the uk's economic crisis. we discussed his solutions for addressing the decline, and he offers bold ways of making things better to reverse the decline, and discusses the long term implications for the uk's future. if action isn't taken soon. well, john moynihan lord moynihan of chelsea, t

. >> european nations not good for the republic of ireland. two nil loss to greece. paul is to here talk about england's win against finland, three one away. good for them. that was. >> that was okay. i mean it was all right. it was a win. but lee carsley this is what all the talk is about is whether lee carsley it's confusing right. >> so he's the manager. >> so he's the manager. >> well the interim manager and he seems to be confusing everybody with whether he is for example, lee carsley. i know for a fact he's not definitely ruling himself, not out of the england job. if he's wanted not to turn it down, if he's not wanted for the role. so that's pretty much it. >> okay, so that's a yes. >> okay, so that's a yes. >> i don't know. >> i don't know. >> so no don't know. >> so no don't know. >> what do you think. what do you think his chances are? >> i think they could be pretty good. he's saying, you know, there's a world class manager. we need a world class manager that knows how to win. he's often talking about how he wins one a lot with the under 20 ones. so is he

back in september, before the ireland game, he was the repubuc the ireland game, he was the republic of irelandernational. of course, i did think he had his reasons for doing that, but it wasn't. it's almost like someone around him should have been advising him. or maybe he just didn't care about answering these questions properly because he knew that long term he wasn't going to be the answer. then we get those selections on thursday against greece, which, all right, we didn't expect to lose to greece. no matter what team we put out. but, you know, he was called kamikaze on the back of the sun for a reason because the tactics were almost set up to fail. and so there seems to be a bit of a negativity around england's england set up right now . going england set up right now. going back to the euros, we all felt that, okay, they were doing what they needed to do. they needed to. they were winning games. they were getting to the they got to the final, of course, but there was something not clicking in the team and there seems to be an overhang from that. and he's not really benefited. and to me h

lee carsley remains in charge for the november nations league games against greece and the republic of irelanderman, only the third non—british manager to take on the role on a permanent basis. he has addressed any concerns fans might have about that in a press conference this afternoon at wembley. i’m press conference this afternoon at wembley-_ at wembley. i'm sorry, i 'ust have a german i at wembley. i'm sorry, ijust have a german passport. - at wembley. i'm sorry, ijust have a german passport. all| at wembley. i'm sorry, ijust l have a german passport. all of these supporters also felt my passion for the english premier league, my passion for the country, how i love to live here and work here. my memories are on the highest level of that. they played a huge role and hopefully i can convince them and show them and prove to them and show them and prove to them that i'm proud to be the england manager. iwill do everything to show respect to the role and to the country and the role and to the country and the target for the next 18 months is nothing else and the biggest one in world football an

that will almost certainly be against republic of ireland. it's all in the balance in belfast tonight where simone mcgill will captain the northern irish for the first time. they drew 1—1 away in croatia last week. they kick off in the next 20 minutes at windsor park. andy gray reports. here is hearts, gets past the first offender, towards worsen airports and it is in. offender, towards worsen airports and it is im— and it is in. northern ireland and left it late _ and it is in. northern ireland and left it late in _ and it is in. northern ireland and left it late in croatia _ and it is in. northern ireland and left it late in croatia but - and it is in. northern ireland and left it late in croatia but with - and it is in. northern ireland and left it late in croatia but with thej left it late in croatia but with the tide going into the second leg, the game plan is clear. you tide going into the second leg, the game plan is clear.— tide going into the second leg, the game plan is clear. you play games at this and it _ game plan is clear. you

the winners of their two—legged tie against slovakia — will play the republic of ireland or georgia ford next summer. scotland are in action as we speak — they're into the second half of their tie with hungary in budapest... caroline weir has gone closest for the visitors but it remains goalless. and northern ireland are also away from home too — they're about half an hour into their game against croatia, where it's tanya oxtoby�*s side went into the game in good form after beating malta and bosnia—herzegovina in their final two qualifiers in july. lester managed by steve cooper who led them to promotion two years ago. it is now all about the work with the club here and the players here. it does not matter who we play now, that is where my focus is. that is enough to consume me and my mind and the staff's mind and from viewing the game of the weekend, on what we did well and how we get better taking it into the game plan for friday is enough to think about. steve did an amazing job and we will always remember the club, the fans, he achieved something amazing. it will put us in the premi

elsewhere, there were also big wins for the republic of ireland and austria.he scores on the bbc sport website. well the defending european champions england, have already qualified for next summer's tournament. they're playing germany in a friendly at wembley. germany racing to a 3—0 lead but meanwhile, there's a big game in the english premier league — as local rivals leicester are taking on nottingham forest. just over half an hour gone — 16 mins ryan yates 2nd ever jamie vardy equalising for lester. england's cricketers are in danger of losing the deciding third test against pakistan in rawalpindi. ben stokes�* side looked on top early on, on day two — reducing pakistan to 177—7 in theirfirst innings. but saud shakeel dug in — and frustrated england's bowlers — making 134 — as pakistan were bowled out for 344 — a lead of 77. the home side then took three english wickets before stumps — england closing on 2a for 3 — still 53 runs behind. asa as a bowling group having three down overnight was never part of the plan and at one stage look like we could have go