richard masters they're speaking to our sports editor, dan roan. to matters on the pitch and there's champions league qualifiers tonight. a late goal for rangers last week means they go into their second leg against dynamo kyiv on equal terms. it finished 1—1 after cyriel dessers scored in the 94th minute of the first leg in poland. the home fixture for rangers won't be played at ibrox though as there are still repairs taking place to the ground, instead, the two sides are at hampden where bbc scotland reporter amy irons is for us. it might be a different venue for rangers tonight, but they will be banking on that same level of atmosphere and support that has proved so vital on european nights of late all square from last week thanks to the late and equaliser plenty to play for this evening. as far as rangers manager probably deserved on the night in the opinion go and get the result here at hampden and what is a different home crowd. . . . hampden and what is a different home crowd. ., ., , ., ., , ., crowd. that fans feel already more at home aft

the leagues chief executive richard masters has been speaking to our sports editor dan roan. it is important that the situation does resolve itself. 0bviously when the case has been hurt, there will be a decision published. normal questions he would like me to answer will be answered as part of that process. a decision will be published and not i or anyone else in the primarily, but there are an independent panel of people will answer those questions for you. there's a big night of football ahead tonight. in england, the league cup gets underway — with 32 first round fixtures. whilst in scotland, rangers will try to move a step closer to the group stages of the champions league. they face dynamo kiev in the second leg of their qualifier tonight — with the score level at 1—1. salzburg or twente will be waiting for the winners in the final play—off round to reach the group stage we do everything to succeed, but we also look at all of the group of teams playing for that. there are a lot of teams in there with a bigger budget than ours. that is the reality. but we've got to go re

they face any sanctions could start as early as next month. the premier league's chief executive richard masters editor dan roan. i've confirmed in the past that a date has been set because of the confidentiality around the process, which we observed throughout. i can't confirm that the media speculation is correct or otherwise. i think it's important that the situation does resolve itself, and obviously when the case has been heard, there will be a decision published and all the questions that you would like me to answer will be answered as part of that or part of that process. a decision will be published and not i or anyone else at the premier league, but an independent panel of people will answer those questions for you. when you say you need it to be resolved, why? because you fear it may cast a shadow over this season if it's not resolved soon? no, ithink it is time now i think to for it to resolve itself. it's been going on for a number of years, and i think it's self—evident that the case needs to be heard and answered. and obviously we have to ask because this is what fans are intereste

they face any sanctions could start as early as next month. the premier league's chief executive richard mastersdan roan. i have confirmed in the past that a date has been said because of the confidentiality around the process which we observed throughout i cannot confirm that media speculation is correct or otherwise. i think it is important is correct or otherwise. i think it is important that the situation resolves itself and obviously when the case has been heard there will be a decision published. all the questions that you would like me to answer will be answered as part of that process. a decision will be published and not from eye or anyone else at the premier league but an independent panel of people answer those questions. when ou sa answer those questions. when you say you — answer those questions. when you say you needed _ answer those questions. when you say you needed to - answer those questions. when you say you needed to be - you say you needed to be resolved why? do you fear or cast a shadow over this season? it is time now i think for it to resolve itself. it's been going on fo

and coming up on bbc news, the premier league boss richard masters said it's important that 115 charges against man city are resolve —— manchester city. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. ukraine's army says it's still pushing into russian territory as part of the ongoing offensive it launched last week. kyiv has said the sooner russia agrees to a "just peace", the sooner it would stop its cross—border raids. ukraine is trying to force moscow to divert its forces from the eastern front, here in red, to protect its own border. ukrainian troops are fighting in the kursk region, seen here in yellow. they claim to control over a thousand square kilometres of russian territory. moscow has evacuated thousands of russians from the area. this is the sumy region of ukraine close to kursk, from where troops are entering. our ukraine correspondent james waterhouse is there. the central square of sudzha. a ukrainian armoured vehicle drives through a russian town. it's a military inversion which has restored momentum and morale to kyiv�*s war effort. and instead of directing events in

the leagues chief executive richard masters has been speaking to our sports editor dan roan.hat the situation does resolve itself. and obviously when the case has been heard, there will be a decision published, and all the questions you would like me to answer will be answered as part of that process. a decision will be published, through an independent panel of people who will answer those questions for you. the england test captain ben stokes will miss the rest of the summer. he tore his hamstring playing the hundred on sunday, and is out of the series against sri lanka that starts next week. stokes hopes to return for the three—test tour of pakistan which begins in october. ollie pope will captain the side in his absence. and a funny way, it's a good time for the team to actually try and work without band, see how good they are without this inspirational leader. we know he'll be back and an opportunity for someone to come through the system — we are seeing gus atkinson, smith the summer, jordan cox is in that squad for the first time — so no doubt we will see a new, fresh

. >> can even tell this as a master richard, since easy to disguise it here, you're not growing outside your growing indoors. and as long as the house looks nice and the yards taken care of. nobody's going to question what's going on inside investigators saved this bus snag more than 1 million worth of illegal wheat cultivated by unlicensed growers using chemicals without regard for safety that end up in the plant's despite the growth of the legalized marijuana industry, most pot is still sold on the illegal black market california produces about 40% of the nation's. >> we'd, much of what's grown here will be shipped across the country and sold far cheaper than legal. we'd how many houses have you hit in antioch? >> about 50. >> how many more might exist in antioch? >> so are we to in one to 200 houses up to 200 that they think they know of. >> law enforcement says this criminal enterprise can operate in california more easily than anywhere else in the country. because california law says illegally growing weed is just a misdemeanor. in most cases, it's relatively low risk, huge reward.

room after room after room filled with marijuana can even tell this as a master richard since easiero disguise it here, you're not growing outside your growing indoors. and as long as the house looks nice and the yards taken care of, nobody's going to question what's going on inside investigators saved this bus snag more than $1 million worth of illegal we cultivated by unlicensed growers using chemicals without regard for safety that end up in the plant's despite the growth of the legalized marijuana industry, most pot is still sold on the illegal black market california produces about 40% of the nation's wheat. >> much of what's grown here will be shipped to across the country and sold far cheaper than legal. we'd how many houses have you hit in antioch? >> about 50 how many more might exist in antioch? so are we doing one to 200 houses up to 200 that they think they know of. law enforcement says this criminal enterprise can operate in california more easily than anywhere else in the country. because california law says illegally growing weed is just a misdemeanor in most cases, it

richard masters, who's the chief executive of the premier league, says there's a case that needs to be the premier league and then other clubs will probably sue man city if they if they get done for this to say, well, we want compensation and then we want compensation and then we want oh anyway, it's just such a messy business. >> no. >> no. >> early on, messy business relays can be a messy business. yes, they can, depending on the baton. now, you made a statement and you said they were thinking you were teasing this up. they were thinking of changing the baton for something else. what on earth could it be? >> well, it's funny you should say that, eamonn, because i do have some ideas that are being thrown around at the moment by world athletics , because the world athletics, because the passing of the baton is always very tricky. the women had problems for team gb probably would have won a gold, had the batons been passed perfectly, but there were problems so have a look at this. this is world athletics have come up with this with ideas for batons. there we are. what if a baton was so

until november 18, the teatro real de madrid is broadcasting richard wagner's opera, the nuremberg mastersis is an opera in universal themes, about music, art, poetry, about the confrontation between tradition and modernity. wagner does not depict gods, but people with their own problems and conflicts, who could live at any time. that is why we placed the action in a conventional space. we came up with cardboard houses, funny and fragile, so that the confrontation of the characters looked like a child's game, but a game that will eventually destroy this entire world. in my opinion, this is a comedy, but a deep comedy, in which we will never be able to fully understand. my task was to make this story is alive. news is on the air on the russian tv channel. hello, i am maria sipel. hello. the second, even more massive attack on ukrainian military and energy facilities since the beginning of the week. the head of the atomic energy agency , rafael grossi, arrived in kurchatov an hour ago at the kursk nuclear power plant. the united states is using moldova and romania to transport biomaterials f

masterful politician. he was every bit richard nixon's match on the democratic side of the aisle. and if he had run in 68 against nixon, that would have been the battle of the titans. i mean, there would be no greater election in modern history. i mean, these were unparalleled, you know, leaders of their parties who were had similar political careers who had who had sort of leapfrogged each other at different times. i mean nixon made it first to the vice presidency. johnson made it first to the presidency. i mean, they they were very competitive when they were they because they often faced each other on a ballot. and i think what they came to realize and 68 is not facing each other on the ballot anymore, that they actually had a lot in common. i think really we have our luci baines johnson said, you know, johnson's daughter, youngest daughter, very different people, different politically different to policy and management. she's like, but it was there. it it was call it rivals shared enemies that brought them together ultimately by the end of their careers each were for were very

richard nixon's chief editorial assistant organizing to researching and writing of his memoirs, wiki with diane sawyer. frank received his bs in from the georgetown university school of foreign service, a masters from the london school of economics and a phd from oxford. ladies and gentlemen, would you please join me in welcoming dwight chapin and frank gannon. [applause] okay. good evening. ladies and gentlemen. what a great great group we have here. i want to thank you all for coming. this obviously is a huge occasion for me, and i am really honored to have frank here asking the questions. so we hope you enjoy it. we're going to have some q&a at the end and be thinking of any questions you might have as you listen to us. frank well again, thank you for being here and helping to launch dwight's a superb hook. it's quite a story. it's ranges over a whole period of history and a whole period and whole gamut of emotions from this little plenty of ecstasy, but there's a lot of agony. it's sort of goes from the kansas to the white house to the forbidden city to the lompoc federal correctional institution. so it's it's a book for all seasons and it's book for young people who are you know, contempl

home, and he is a master of sports in boxing, well, and today i will be there, god did not short me of strength either, but believe me, all he needs is money, uncle says about richardbad? no, baby, well, we will find out together, i will sit in the closet, oh my god, what stupidity, in vain i agreed to all this, in vain i promised lena. well, why stupidity, tell me, well, why stupidity, this is not stupidity, this is help law enforcement and your girlfriend, everything will be fine, well, don't worry, right now , yes, i hope, i'm so worried, okay, i'll be downstairs, don't worry, everything will be fine, i 'll be nearby, i just detained three boxers, well, that was just it, uncle will fight richard, why, no, no one will fight anyone, i'll just hide in the closet, and you... don't talk about it here, okay, let this be our little secret, such a game, yeah, okay, mom told me, i know everything, well, break it, i'll catch you, what? stop, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop, that's it, now let's play hide and seek, who will drive, how do you want, i want to take turns, let's take turns, agreed, only i'm first, i'll count to five, agreed, i can count to five too, right, okay,

master diplomat at work. very good day for america. >> richard, watching the footage last night of these reunions at joint base the hug between evan and his mother. she worked tirelessly to keep his story front and center and advocate for his release. give us your thoughts as to what this means. >> to me, an interesting moment was jake sullivan, the national security adviser getting emotional talking about it. when you're in the foreign- policy business, so much of what you do has an abstraction in your talking about deterrence and national interest. people involved in this, the present, vice president, secretary of state, national security advisor, this had kind of a detail about it. this was not an obstruction. tony blinken, the secretary of state would carry in his pocket a card with the list of names of americans. i think for a lot of them, this was different. this was different. this was not balance of power, this was people and something they felt a real personal commitment to get done. the other side of the personal thing, we talked about relationships really matter. the idea that the chancellor of germ

richard, hezballah seems to be very restrained doesn't it in its targeting compared to the zionists. "if you ask me, they're absolutely restrained, perhaps a little too much, but again i'm not sallah who is master strategist, and i, i, i, tip my hat, i take my hat off him because what he has done is he's managed to trash the israely economy, trash their military, trash their image uh, and and keep them in a corner psychologically, paranoid, not knowing what's going to happen, and and help the palestinians, so basically drawing fire." away from from the the south, so he's done all that without turning it into a full-blown war and and that deals that alleviates some of the criticism that you hear from um these elements in lebanese society who who constantly keep playing the same record you know over the years that hazball going to cause uh more war and that they're dangerous for lebanon, he has shown them that that's not true, they have they have nothing to to back these criticisms up with, and way these are the same people who who did nothing to liberate south lebanon, let's be clear. well david, just just tell us about this axis of resistance war room, will you? so in 2021 it was revealed um by

we really saw a master diplomat at work here, a very good day for america. >> so richard, watching thendrews, which is where air force one is, it's hard not to be emotional, particularly the hug between evan and his mother, who had worked so tirelessly to keep his story front and center, to help advocate for his release. give us your thoughts on this moment and what it means. >> to me, an interesting moment was jake sullivan, the national security adviser getting very emotional talking about it. so much of what you do has app degree of abstraction. you're talking about deterrence and national interest. for the people involved in this, the president, the vice president, national security adviser, secretary of state, you know, this was real. this had a kind of detail about it. this wasn't an abstraction. tony blinken, the secretary of state, would carry in his pocket, a card, an index card with the list of names of americans, so i think for a lot of them, it was just different. this was different. this was not balance of power. this was people, and this is something they felt very person

masters degree. afterr graduation she taught at whittier high school. she met a long young lawyer named richardon. after world war ii the young couple settled down and began a family. tricia was born in 1946 and julie in 1948. when dick ran for congress from california 12th district that was it equal partner and partner in the campaign. who'll be formidable nixon team was forged. on her many travels she excelled as an ambassador humvee behalf of the american people she traveled to 81 countries. in every state in the union sharing her general work in compassionate strength. she broke new ground a second lady. wherever she went she insisted her schedule included meetings with real people in real places. schools, orphanages, hospitals, village markets such panama she visited a leper colony pick. >> mrs. nixon visited where she toured under the personal guidance of its director. >> she continued the custom as first lady. in 1970 she brought relief supplies to the devastated country of peru. it's t a signal honor for me too receive visit decoration from the government of peru. i accept it for the pe

master's degree. after graduation she taught at whittier high school, where she met a young lawyer named richard nixon. after world war two, the young couple settled down, began a family. tricia was born in 1946 and julie in 1948, when -- ran for congress from california's 12th district. pat was equal part and partner in the campaign, and the formidable nixon was forged on their many travels. she excelled as an ambassador on, behalf of the american people. she traveled to 81 countries and state in the union, sharing her genuine warmth, indomitable spirit and her compassionate strength. she broke new ground as second lady wherever she went. she insisted that her schedule included with real people in real places, schools, orphanages, hospitals, village markets in panama. she even visited a leper colony. mrs. nixon visited the palace leprosy area, where she toured under the personal guidance of its director. she continued this custom as first lady in 1917. she brought relief supplies to the devastated country of peru. is a signal honor for me to this decoration. the government of peru. i accept it for th

this richard nixon cheap editorial assistant organizing the researching and writing of his memoirs working and diane sawyer. frank received his bs from georgetown university school ford servicece master'sn the london school of economics and a phd from oxford. ladies and gentlemen would you please join me and walking dwight chapin and frank gannon? thank you. good evening ladies and gentlemen. what a great, great group we havean here. i want to thank you all for coming. this obviously is a huge occasion for me. i am really honored to have frank here asking the questions. we hope you enjoy it. we will have q&a at the end. be thinking of any questions you might have as you listen to us. frank? >> well, again thank you. thank you for being here. and helping to launch the whites book. it's quite a story. it ranges over the whole period of history on the whole gamut of emotions plenty of ecstasy but a lot of agony for the forbidden cityfe to the federal instituti. it's a book for all seasons. contemplating beginning a career in thinking about public service and thinkt about other older people who are assessing or analyzing life's choices and assessing a life. so i begin with questions why a

richard, i'll bring you into this . now keir bring you into this. now keir starmer, we know, is not a master negotiator .he master negotiator. the negotiations with the unions basically went. what do you want ? basically went. what do you want? okay. we'll give it to you. and now supposedly he's about to enter into negotiations with the european union. i imagine that might be quite similar. your views ? views? >> well, i think the first thing to say here is the fact that this is only a rumour. a rumour which was published by the times yesterday and was vehemently denied at 1300 this afternoon by the government. so we really are talking about something which is very speculative here. moreover, in april, keir starmer made it very clear that he was not going to accept the youth mobility scheme if he were to be elected . scheme if he were to be elected. and this afternoon's statement seems to comply with that, >> so do you think he should, though, because they have had also the follow up to that? and i will just we'll just counter that, richard, by saying that we were also told that we wouldn't be releasing

master plan? warren buffett now owns the same number of shares of apple and coca-cola. more on what that move means and where apple stock could be headed. later, richarduffett now owns as many apple shares at coca-cola after having his apple stake an even 400 million. speculation he's done selling. joining us, head of technology research. ben, great to see you. >> hi, melissa. >> any sort of verdict on apple shares whether or not they've peaked, or no? >> an opportunity for folks on that monday morning when it opened up. i feel apple's in a generational upgrade cycle. first the install base of phones are old. we have that going for us, but then apple intelligence only works on the newer phones, and we think we'll be form factor changes going throughout the years as well over the next few years. so we're pretty upbeat. i know he sold, but i think he's got other motivations. >> there is skepticism, though, regarding apple intelligence and how much of a force will be in the upgrade cycle. if you really pared back expectations in terms of that being a driver, particularly because it's highest end of the phones, what does that upgrade cycle get you in term

richard nixon may have been the best president we ever had in the united states on foreign policy, but his domestic policy was a nightmare. is to masters to lie to the american people and restrict information we were getting. lyndon johnson was the opposite. in 1974, it became obvious that he was -- that he knew of the watergate and tried to cover it up, and they spent the whole night wondering if he was going to do what he actually said. guest: i think that going back, he was really, really good in certain things, and he was really, really bad in others, in the handling of the american economy, it ended up coming back to bite him. he treated it as a purely political problem and wanted to make sure the economy was roaring when he ran for reelection in 1972 and ended up with this huge inflation afterwards. but he is going to be someone that we are going to talk about for many, many years in the future, and they will be books like mine coming out for many, many years in the future. i think he is always going to be this person of endless fascination because of the sentiment that we have got from these calls today. you can just see it. he