rob page is a good manager, he's well. rob page is a good manager, has proven — well.r, he's proven that. but _ well. rob page is a good manager, he's proven that. but is _ well. rob page is a good manager, he's proven that. but is he - he's proven that. but is he good enough on the world stage? you wales did 0k at the euros last year but everyone here will certainly be hoping they can make it out of the group. the first big game, usa, that could decide it. a few days later i ran and then england for that third game in the group. the names will be announced on this stage later on. i think the biggest nerve—racking moment for rob page my come at the weekend when he sees some of those players play their final game weekend when he sees some of those players play theirfinal game before they get together on sunday night and get on the plane on tuesday. last—minute injuries, that really would spoil the party potentially for some. would spoil the party potentially forsome. but would spoil the party potentially for some. but for now it's a moment of celebration. we also launch

i guess rob page was thinkin: if their chance.age was thinking if there _ their chance. i guess rob page was thinking if there was _ their chance. i guess rob page was thinking if there was a _ their chance. i guess rob page was thinking if there was a game - their chance. i guess rob page was thinking if there was a game for. thinking if there was a game for a them to redo them themselves this was the opportunity. it was an ambition by wills a wall performance. they have been brutally on nest in their press conferences that they didn't play well enough. and yet rob page has showed faith in repetition rather than form. some fans may have preferred some changes as they need some pace in that attack. but keep her more is potentially a player they meet introducer impact. certainly speaking to the funds it must be a win for wills. flip it the other way and they have nothing to lose and this is the opportunity to show what they are about. even if they are in limited they can relish with a source of price and show the world what they ha

and rob page coming from tylorstown, it's massive. come on, wales! rt — very nice guy. i grew up with him. i spoke to him the other week — a true gentlemen. _ look to camera, derek, i want your message for the team. go on, robert, take it all the way. come on, wales! wales, what are you doing? come on wales! yes. in the manager's home village of tylorstown, the pride is palpable. the last pit closed here in the rhondda in 1990. all that remains of that industry is the old miners' welfare hall here in tylorstown, today a community centre. and when rob page announced his squad, this...is where he chose to announce it. put me in mind of what the atmosphere was like, eva. it was fantastic. i haven't seen an atmosphere in this hall for such a long time. press everywhere. people everywhere. people begging for tickets. people are saying, "you're on every single channel." she was on bbc one, 54c, itv, sky sports news. the pride — the welsh pride of living here, and him coming from from tylorstown and the rhondda, so it's massive. your cyrmu manager, robert pa

rob page said the performance was unaccepatble.ust the result but the way wales really fell so flat here in doha. they had their early chance but after that it was pretty much all iran. the ball hit the post from offside, but the decisive moment of the game when wales didn't look like scoring, wayne hennessey running off his line and taking out the iranian player, eventually after a long decision by the referee, he got a red car. that drained wales of all self belief after being knocked down to ten men. not once but twice, leaving wales 2-0 not once but twice, leaving wales 2—0 down after a 99 minute match, and the players at the end of it looked bereft. ithink and the players at the end of it looked bereft. i think they knew that simply wasn't acceptable as a performance, particularly after waiting so long for their first win, many players the micro fans thought they would see history made but it didn't happen. we heard earlierfrom rob page and captain gareth bale, clearly unhappy with the performance. that was a tough watch. when

they are of course in england's group and first up for them is the usa, this 5 the 11 that rob page hasneco williams and conor roberts out wide. ampadou and ramsay in midfielder with harry wilson. no kiefer moore up front. gareth bale and danjames hywel griffith sent us this from the ahmad bin ali stadium. well, after decades of disappointments, so many near mrs. wales are notjust a matter of minutes away from kicking off their first world cup in 64 years. we've heard from the players through the week how they find this as well. all a bit surreal, despite permanent experience, this is a different stage. after the last 24 hours, the fans have been arriving. many have had to consider whether for ethical or expensive reasons they could really come to qatar, but some 3000 fans filling up the stadium now and their levels of expectation are through the roof above me. earlier on today can make caught up with a few and ask them what it meant for them to be here tonight. it’s a them to be here tonight. it's a mixture of— them to be here tonight. it's a mixture of emotions. - them to be here toni

and when he took to that same podium rob page admitted that probably, he would rule outjoe allen fortoo much of a risk were he not to make it the game if you would be out for the rest of the tournament. however, when the same question was put to gareth bale it seemed to be news to him. he did not seem to know thatjoe allen was out so some miss information i suppose we will not know for another 2a hours whether he is part of the team. it is safe to say that they are probably planning without him for their first encounter against the us which is expected to be a tough physical, fast game in their press conference the this afternoon and the american coach said, that they are preparing to be aggressive with wales. saying that they need to go toe to toe with their physicality. the american team say that they have some talent but it is really their youth and physicality that is probably their main quite a battle there'll tomorrow night when it comes to wales's kick—off against usa. gareth southgate has also confirmed that after not doing so in the most recent matches in september england w

now rob page, the wales how now from rob page, the wales how he's and hoping to he's feeling and hopingke some of that underdog spirit that we've seen from the saudis japanese in the game saudis and japanese in the game tonight is no doubt tonight here is no doubt that his tournament shown that every team beatable . i really do. team is beatable. i really do. so, course, england, the so, of course, england, the beatable a wonderful beatable they've a wonderful pool of players to choose from. i might not. so whatever team he puts in that pitch is to be a tough challenge for us. and of course they're going to be favourites to win the games . favourites to win the games. yeah, yeah , yeah. so that's our yeah, yeah, yeah. so that's our rob page is of course england v wales need that much of a build up a british derby and that's why guess southgate is acutely aware that wales will be putting in that extra effort . it's like in that extra effort. it's like two countries who's who's board is an x to each other. there's a, there's a competitive rivalry . for me it's a great sporting rivalry . w

the substitution by rob page who took off danl james and brought on bournemouth striker keith are more upfront. much more of a threat with gareth bale on his preferred right wing. able to cut in on his left foot and dictate play. it is gareth bale who scored the equalizing goal via the penalty. zimmerman with a file in the box. gareth bale as you would expect it as the welsh talisman getting the draw for wales. a result that certainly sets the world cup and a motion for either side but of course the united states are up against england on friday. wells will take on iran before a clash against their favorite neighbors in the last game of the match. >> can i ask you briefly about the armband controversy? there were many captains who intended to wear a kind of lgbtq friendly armband. have gone back on that. there seems to be some kind of message on one of the armbands we saw tonight. can you throw any light on that? >> the armband was the one love armband pair the campaign started in the netherlands which was all-inclusive about the lgbtq community. that is absolutely spot on. what happen

our correspondence spent a morning in the school were the wales manager rob page used to go and wherepitch against the usa and everyone here is behind him. we are so lucky to work with them every day, but what an inspiration. got to dream big to achieve these dreams. , . , got to dream big to achieve these dreams. , ., , ., , ., got to dream big to achieve these dreams. , .,, .,, ., . ,, dreams. this was robert page back then and today _ dreams. this was robert page back then and today he _ dreams. this was robert page back then and today he is _ dreams. this was robert page back then and today he is a _ dreams. this was robert page back then and today he is a local- dreams. this was robert page back then and today he is a local and - then and today he is a local and national legend. tell me who went to your school. national legend. tell me who went to your school-— national legend. tell me who went to your school._ how - your school. robert page. how secial your school. robert page. how specialac? — your school. robert page. how special ac? really _ your school. robert page. how spec

rob page , it won't be easy. as rob page, the wales manager said, there will be that reaction from iran. so kick off is also 1:00, which at time of day here is in the high twenties, early thirties. it's going to be much, much harder at the ahmed ben ali stadium. but yeah, it's a 1:00 kick off this what the wales manager rob page had to say both teams want to go out and win iran . going teams want to go out and win iran. going to teams want to go out and win iran . going to want teams want to go out and win iran. going to want a teams want to go out and win iran . going to want a reaction iran. going to want a reaction from a disappointing defeat. i think that i've looked at the fixtures and forecast where they can pick points up . england is can pick points up. england is a free game for them and i think that's why the manager changes the shape throughout the success that he's had and he's only been back there a short time but he plays a certain way for three three like usa and he changes it for game. but i think

, ., , . manager rob page? they do but what i love about a — manager rob page?rs to deal with some of those issues and talk about them? i some of those issues and talk about them? . . some of those issues and talk about them? , . , , . ., them? i understand the respect to have this open _ them? i understand the respect to have this open and _ them? i understand the respect to have this open and talk _ them? i understand the respect to have this open and talk about - them? i understand the respect to have this open and talk about it i them? i understand the respect to | have this open and talk about it but also the frustration at times when the questions keep coming about the issues out here and you're not talking about football. gareth has to prepare a team of the squad to go all the way in this competition in his mind and he has to get them mentally into that place and sit down and almost educate them and take them through like a class lesson at times on human rights issues and all the challenges we're facing out here. they are footballers and they want to go o

the rhondda is rob page's home.lutely love football. usually me and my father sit there on the settee and watch football. are you going to watch it together as a family? yeah. last time they were in - the world cup it was 1958, and i wasn't even born then, so it's a very long time ago! | commentator: all credit, then, to gallant wales for holding - brazil to a single goal. that tournament ended in heartbreak. a goal by pele helped send wales home. since then it's been a history of missed opportunities. oh, and he's hit the crossbar. until now. after such a long and painful wait, it's perhaps not a surprise that this is a huge moment for wales. notjust in a sporting sense, but as a way of celebrating a nation with its own political and cultural identity. # yma o hyd.# it's all wrapped up in the official song, yma o hyd, a welsh language protest anthem that the players listen to before every game. i told gareth bale when i met him, people are so impressed with your singing of yma o hyd and he said, "i only know the ch

rob page was does it mean now? rob page was speaking after the 3—0 defeat.erience? learning from things liked happened this tournament and building on it and understanding what we need to address to make ourselves compete in tournaments like this. we've qualified, we're chipping away at it all the time. and we need to keep improving, we need to keep developing these younger players through, and that's going to be the plan. cash marcus rashford scored two of england's goals — including this stunning free—kick. it takes him to three goals at the tournament — the joint—highest—scorer. a really special moment for him after he celebrated. as part of his celebration he pointed to the sky and explained why. unfortunately, i lost one of my friends a couple of days ago — he's had quite a long battle with cancer, so it's... you know, i'm pleased that i managed to score for him. he's always been a big supporter of mine. and, yeah, he'sjust a great person that i'm pleased to have come into my life, really. so, yeah, that was it. as the england fans prepare to watch marc

qualification to get them self to the world cup after such a long time away, something their manager, rob pagefeel they haven't been able to deliver yet at this world cup. and it is certainly an important match for england as we know. their performance was lacking somewhat in that less than enthralling goalless draw in their last match with the united states after starting so well with that momentum building victory against iran in their opening match. gareth southgate also aware of the jeers and some of the boos that rang round the stadium after that goalless draw in their last match. he will want an improved performance. but it seems astonishing doesn't it as we head into this final round of group matches now, the final match between england and wales, the first time that they have faced each other at a world cup. there will still be so much at stake at this world cup for both teams. controversial measures which would have forced big tech companies to take down legal content, deemed as harmful by the government, have been scrapped from the online safety bill. some conservative mps argued the

so rob page's side must win tonight and also hope the usa draw with iran in the other match to go throughknockout stage. the last time wales beat england was in 1984. we don't look back at stax and one was the last time with meat england. we don't need that to need motivation to win this game. we are hurting as a group because we know we are better than what we are showing. that's a motivation we need at the minute. it happens to be england is a team we are playing against. i would england is a team we are playing against. iwould pick england is a team we are playing against. i would pick a team that is ready and will have a go. england's task is simple... if they avoid a heavy defeat they're through. a point may well be enough to qualify top of the group. alex howell has been with the squad and is now outside the stadium. alex where who you may already have a wink about the team news to stop what who do you think is going to be on the field for england? the official team _ on the field for england? the official team sheet _ on the field for england? tue: official team sheet hasn't on the

currently bottom of the group, rob page's side must win tonight and also hope the usa draw with iranengland was in 1984. we don't look back at stats, the last time wales beat england, we don't need to do that to get the motivation to when this game. we are better than what we are showing, thatis better than what we are showing, that is the motivation we need at the minute, and itjust so happens we are playing against england. we will pick the team, we will be ready and we will go and have a go. thea:t and we will go and have a go. they will know their _ and we will go and have a go. they will know their potential last 16 opponents when they get there, the netherlands are going to win group a. the other matches, when it goes through, ecuadorare a. the other matches, when it goes through, ecuador are playing senegal. the other matches kick off at 3pm. wigan athletic have appointed former arsenal and manchester city defender kolo toure as their new manager on a three—and—a—half—year deal. toure has spent the past five years coaching under brendan rodgers at both celtic and leicester und

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in terms of the players we will hear from gareth bale and welsh manager rob page later today.ce made a big difference. will wales go with the same plan? talking of england, let�*s find out how they are preparing for their game against the usa tomorrow and go over to alex howell at the england camp. mil and go over to alex howell at the england camp-— and go over to alex howell at the england camp. all eyes on england trainin: england camp. all eyes on england training and _ england camp. all eyes on england training and to _ england camp. all eyes on england training and to see _ england camp. all eyes on england training and to see if— england camp. all eyes on england training and to see if harry - england camp. all eyes on england training and to see if harry kane i training and to see if harry kane was out — training and to see if harry kane was out there with the rest of the group _ was out there with the rest of the group and — was out there with the rest of the group and moving freely. the england captain— group and moving freely. the england captain went fora group and

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hywel, i hope rob page bottled how they played in the second half, and they start like that.in midfield on monday and in the first half, things were transformed with a different tactic, in the second half putting him up top to play, but clearly wales were missing something, could that missing something, could that missing link bejoe allen. he has not played for swansea city for a couple of months. he has been with the wells cut up all the time everyone asked by his fitness today, confirming for us today that he is 100% fit. although he is on ioo% fit. although he is on contention to play. it could impact the blood tomorrow that is music to the blood tomorrow that is music to the years of welsh fans this is what rod paige had to say. the the years of welsh fans this is what rod paige had to say.— rod paige had to say. the medical team have been _ rod paige had to say. the medical team have been exceptional - rod paige had to say. the medical team have been exceptional with i rod paige had to say. the medical. team have been exceptional with him and have _ team have been except

what went wrong the other day, how could you get a message back to rob page to put it right? and then with two minutes left to go, iran had a shot and they scored — to go, iran had a shot and they scored it — to go, iran had a shot and they scored it— scored it. not ideal, was it? everyone — scored it. not ideal, was it? everyone was _ scored it. not ideal, was it? everyone was literally - scored it. not ideal, was it? everyone was literally so - scored it. not ideal, was it? i everyone was literally so down because — everyone was literally so down because we love.— everyone was literally so down because we love. ., , because we love. there were tears in our because we love. there were tears in your grandad's _ because we love. there were tears in your grandad's wayne _ because we love. there were tears in your grandad's wayne house? - because we love. there were tears in your grandad's wayne house? the i because we love. there were tears in i your grandad's wayne house? the main thin is we your grandad's wayne house? the main thing is we have — your grandad's wayne house? th

rob page was raised in the rhondda.t i think he knows the verse by now! when the squad is announced at this old miners�* hall tonight, gareth bale will almost certainly be captain, as wales gets ready for the big stage. hywel griffith, bbc news, in the rhondda valley. time for a look at the weather. here's louise lear. it is still so warm for this time of year, early november and we have records broken? i year, early november and we have records broken?— records broken? i was out dog walkin: records broken? i was out dog walking in _ records broken? i was out dog walking in my _ records broken? i was out dog walking in my t-shirt - records broken? i was out dog walking in my t-shirt this i records broken? i was out dog i walking in my t-shirt this morning! walking in my t—shirt this morning! we might not see records broken, we need to reach 22 degrees can you believe it, which happened in 2015, the highest november temperature but we might see 19 in scotland potentially on friday. still in could be mild. it potentially

so top scorer garrath by all will captain the welsh manager rob page will also have the likes of joe allen to call upon but both players have struggled with injuries in the last few months. potentially though huge setback has senegal. it's been reported their main man. sadie money is out of the tournaments, the senegalese football association. the yet to confirm his attendance after the 2 time african play of the air took a knock to his chin while playing for buying music on choose day german cob, say he'll miss their next league game and undergo further examinations in the coming days. the forward couldn't continued to replace 20 minutes into match. sure . well another well cup team camry and have been playing their final game before heading to cats are nicholas hack is in jo, one day where the team was given a colorful send off from fans. oh, this is much more than a send off, a feels like a celebration, hearing from a defense that toby had never seen this statement. so this is a country that have posted the african nations just in general. when synagogue now been using santa go up

but rob page is focusing on the positives and wants to build on this world cup.e? learning from things that happened this tournament and building on it and understanding what we need to address to make ourselves compete in tournaments like this. we've qualified, we're chipping away at it all the time. and we need to keep improving, we need to keep developing these younger players through, and that's going to be the plan. marcus rashford scored two of england's goals, including this stunning free kick. 0r or is 0risa or is a very personal moment after marcus rashford scored that goal, as part of his celebration, he pointed to the sky, and after the match she explained why. —— he explained why. unfortunately, i lost one of my friends a couple of days ago, he's had quite a long battle with cancer, so it's... ..you know, i'm pleased that i managed to score for him. he's always been a big supporter of mine. and, yeah, he'sjust a great person that i'm pleased to have come into my life, really. so, yeah, that was it. so a bitterly disappointing evening for wales fans an

at the bottom of the group, rob page's side must win tonight, if the usa and iran draw tonight, theye. we're hurting as a group, because we know we're better than what we're showing. that's the motivation we need at the minute. and itjust so happens to be that it's england we're playing against. so like i said, we'll pick a team, we'll be ready, and we'll go and have a go. they will be ready, they need that win. well, england will be looking tojoin brazil in the last 16, after they booked their place in the knockout stages with a game to spare. they beat switzerland 1—0, manchester united midfielder casemiro with the only goal seven minutes from times. the five—times winners are the first team in world cup history to go 17 group games unbeaten in the tournament. in group h, portugal have booked their place in the knockout stages after a 2—0 win against uruguay. both goals came from manchester united's bruno fernandes, although cristiano ronaldo seemed keen to claim he had got his head on fernandes' first effort. defeat for uruguay means they're left with a tense final group game agai

this is what rob page said about his team's performance tonight.he beatable. they've got a wonderful pool of players to choose from. i might not. so whatever team he puts in that pitch is going to be a tough challenge for us . and of tough challenge for us. and of course they're going to be favourites to win the games and. paul favourites to win the games and. paul, how did the how the fans feel out there this morning ? feel out there this morning? obviously if wales get knocked out the welsh fans i guess will be coming home. is that how it works in football and also for the for the english just remind me because i am a football idiot. if we if england lose tonight and it is said way but well, i am english. if england lose tonight. if they got another match to play . i know another match to play. i know this . so you another match to play. i know this. so you play another match to play. i know this . so you play three another match to play. i know this. so you play three games in the group stage. england and wales have played two already. this is t

they opened the goal scoring but really it was a very different story in the second half as rob page up here. who would have predicted that, of course, in what could be lionel messi�*s final world cup? people say if he�*s to be regarded as one of the all—time greats, the all—time best player, he needs to win the world cup. his side have some work to do now and hereafter can drop all that talent hereafter can drop all that talent he has within and all of his goal—scoring exploits he has shown throughout the years because what an upset potential have on our hands here. saudi arabia leading to one against argentina, that match into the second half and we will see france in action as well, the holders, later. i�*m sure they�*re keeping an eye on this one as well. wow, that�*s a cracking upset if that happens. let�*s talk about england�*s win. 6—2, dispatched iran pretty easily, no upset there. i suppose for the england fans who wanted a more attacking style from gareth southgate, that�*s what we got yesterday? irate southgate, that's what we got yesterday?— southgate, that's what we got

rob page will announce his squad for wales' first world cup in 64 years, as he returns to tylorstownt one extra nursing shift a week to make ends meet. she can't quite believe it has come to this but has voted to strike. strike is not about causing carnage and mayhem, this is about withdrawing our labour to demonstrate exactly what it is we do on a day—to—day basis under the conditions that we have to do. nurses would quite happily not strike if the government had listened to our unions and to nurses that are working day in, day out to provide the high quality care that they do provide under some of the most extreme conditions. the main reason behind this is pay. the royal college of nursing says for most nurses pay has fallen by at least15% in real terms since 2010. it says higher wages would help recruit more staff and persuade others to stay working in the nhs. so it wants a pay rise of 5% over inflation which would work out now as a 17% increase, but in england and wales nhs staff have been offered an uplift of 4.75%. in scotland there's been an increase ofjust over £2,200. there

some of the players joined local youngsters for a kickabout yesterday as rob page's team settled into argentina touched down overnight. here they are, with their superstar lionel messi one of the first out of the plane. the world cup is one of the few trophies missing from his pretty successful career to date. they've been preparing in abu dhabi where they beat united arab emirates in theirfinal warm up match and that stretched their unbeaten run to 36 games. denmark have had a t—shirt urging action to be taken on human rights in qatar banned by fifa. speaking to the bbc denmarks' ceo says he respects fifa's decsion but insisted his team will keep on pushing through other channels to improve the conditions for migrant workers. there still a lot of room for improvement but it's also fair to say that many migrant workers have experienced improvements, a lot of legislation has been enacted. a lot of initiatives have been taken but there's still plenty of room for improvement and what we're doing is on the one hand side focusing on football for our players and on the second side, focusing

rob page right now as you say, uruguayans, korea currently goalless and vying for most boring match ofon the swiss cameroon one nil later on the hoping for more goals and frankly a better quality of football when portugal take ghana, a rematch of the 2014 group stage and then later on brazil against serbia. this is what brazil fans have what the brazil fans have been saying us . what's the first saying to us. what's the first song you're going to sing tonight? the first song? yeah first of all, is going to be our anthem right. yeah. and then that top brazil song, the fans sing the fencing. yeah there is a lot to. i think i need to hear it. okay can we can sing for you? okay so all your team continue to fight pele and he may go but but you know his father prevented us to compete what does that mean is that the 58 was pele in 62 was my name and i got was the best player and i got was the best player and seven zero the third the third cup was described drum yeah first to be third time champions 94 romario yeah 2000 you're phenomenal ronaldo phenomenal first four times champions. the only

for rob page, they need a result, don't they? what does he do?ossible change in personnel for wales who need this result, don't they? make no bones about it, it is going to be a huge contest later, matches between these two happen very infrequently and the fact there is something still to play for both that this world cup adds to the excitement as we head into that match later. 7pm kick off. wigan athletic have appointed former arsenal and manchester city defender kolo toure as their new manager on a three—and—a—half—year deal. the ivorian replaces leam richardson who was sacked by the championship club earlier this month. toure has spent the past five years coaching at celtic and leicester city under brendan rodgers but this is his first management role. his first game in charge will be the trip to millwall on 10 december. ronnie o'sullivan narrowly missed out on the fastest televised century break at the scottish open. during a 4—0 victory over china's bai langning, the world number one reached three figures in just three minutes and 34 seconds

gareth southgate and rob page will be trying to focus their teams on that, wheels that wales having notup since 1958. we're under away with fireworks and fanfare. one of the most controversial world cups in history has begun. having arrived in qatar less than a week ago, it's england who are up next. and by the look of it, they don't appear to be feeling the pressure. they have, though, been feeling the heat. kick off against iran in the opening match at one o'clock. gareth southgate hoping he can improve on their run to the semifinals four years ago. the aim is to go that one step further. amongst ourselves as a group, we've talked about those big picture aims, but you really have to get the start point right. and we have got to play well against iran and start in a positive way. start to take the country on anotherjourney with us. and that's our focus now. wales last qualified back in 1958. a goal from a 17—year—old pele knocking them out at the quarterfinal stage. now, watch this magnificent goal by pele, what tremendous control. 15 world cups would pass before they would qualify aga

rob page's side must win tonight and also hope the usa draw with iran to progress to the last 16.wales could write their name into welsh folklore history for ever tonight. england's position is a lot more secure. they're top of group b and will guarantee to finish there with a win. gareth southgate's side are aiming to bounce back from an underwhelming goalless draw against the usa on friday. but only a four—goal defeat would prevent them from going through. all of which has put these fans in a positive mood. the atmosphere has been great so far. the local derby element will get both sides up for it. english fans will be making themselves heard, i'm sure.— fans will be making themselves heard, i'm sure. yeah, it'll be good fun. heard, i'm sure. yeah, it'll be good fun- there — heard, i'm sure. yeah, it'll be good fun. there will— heard, i'm sure. yeah, it'll be good fun. there will be _ heard, i'm sure. yeah, it'll be good fun. there will be a _ heard, i'm sure. yeah, it'll be good fun. there will be a bit _ heard, i'm sure. yeah, it'll be good fun. there will be a bit of— heard,

and i'm sure rob page would be driving boys today driving that into the boys today .big game about, you know, a big game coming and hopefully whatever coming up and hopefully whatever whatever of whatever happens in terms of results whether we go results or whether we go through, go out. i just through, we'll go out. i just really that put one really hope that we can put one one performance in that that one big performance in that that makes the country proud that's the is go for it that's the answer is go for it that's the answer is go for it that's the ownership that's what we want do. we just want good want to do. we just want good football, good and football, good quality and excitement sides excitement. both sides make it a good guest. davies we wish good game guest. davies we wish you luck tonight. you the best of luck tonight. thank us. bright thank you for joining us. bright and morning. and and early this morning. and thank what thank you to you as and what a fine welsh name, garth. i know. yeah. yeah, you know, he's . you yeah. yeah, you know, he's. you can.

ramsey and top players aaron ramsey and gareth bale miles off the this is what the wales manager rob pageay. it they deserve page had to say. it they deserve the win before i made the changes me the that at the post the bath had a goal disallowed first half so yeah i'm i'm not going to say sour grapes and i'd say we deserve it's not like . so say we deserve it's not like. so how it shapes up for wales they needed both the england both england the us eight to draw last night so that works in their favour they've now got to go and beat england on tuesday and even then they may not be guaranteed qualification in england on the other hand just need qualify for the need a point to qualify for the next round certainly they next round. certainly if they want deep into this want to go deep into this tournament and remember they made weeks of made to seven weeks of semi—finals last world semi—finals of the last world cup. to european cup. they go to the european championship final last year. if they go into this they want to go deep into this tournament, they're going to have those have to massive

the qatar world cup is just 11 days away — and later wales manager rob page will announce his squad ina tournament ambassador, as harmful and unacceptable. there's been widespread condemnation after khalid salman said homosexuality was a result of �*damage in the mind�*. the uk�*s first openly gay football referee ryan atkin told us he wouldn�*t be comfortable going to qatar. i�*d be extremely worried and i think i�*d be extremely worried and i think i would have to question myself if i was at that elite level, question myself whether it is something i wanted to do or if i was on that pathway some years ago, whether it would be the right decision for me to come out publicly. we�*ve seen gary lineker make comments around being hopeful some players will openly come out as lgbt q but i certainly don�*t see it with the comments being made by qatar and by fee for themselves. —— fifa themselves. former liverpool forward sadio mane is reportedly set to miss the world cup after the bayern munich attacker limped out of their 6—1 win over werder bremen on tuesday. french newspaper l�*equipe are

wales manager rob page names veterans gareth bale, aaron ramsey and joe allen in his 26 man squad forerson we have been for days now, ukrainian soldiers on the kherson perimeter have been dismissing reports that the russians were going to pull back. when we visited a mobile unit on the flatlands between kherson and mykolaiv, the closest ukrainian controlled city, the soldiers said they would not believe the russians were leaving until they could see them go. they took us on a mission to attack russian positions. they guide their soviet—era artillery with a commercially available drone made in china. their command car is a 15—year—old bmw imported from britain. it might have been a veteran of the school run, but now it's on bomb runs, passing on positions from the drone to adjust the gunners' aim. the ukrainians claimed direct hits on positions in the large pocket of land russians control west of the dnipro river, which they would have to leave if they pulled out of kherson city. leaving kherson would be a devastating defeat for russia. it was their biggest single prize since they inva

swansea because injury he's now back and we're pretty certain given how crucial he is to wales that rob pageortugal against ghana as the qatar and saudi arabia fans are being frank it's just fans from everywhere it looks like there's a few brazilians in that cup. it's a fine train. everybody it's a fan train . but the latest is the train. but the latest is the current match at the moment . 7 current match at the moment. 7 minutes to go. it's portugal three. ghana . fantastic. you three. ghana. fantastic. you love. it just depends . isaac the love. it just depends. isaac the absolute chaos of the world cup. thank you very much. well the good stuff, kids. that's a fun train. everybody for kids and kids our our money in this good grief way . oh, right. okay. well grief way. oh, right. okay. well we're moving on for that now. a bit of a shift in time, people, something a lot more serious anyway , because throughout the anyway, because throughout the show we have discussing the show we have been discussing the immigration yes. in immigration figures. yes. in case it. net case you missed it. net m

the wales manager, rob page is also he's actually also that he's been actually really disappointed theet to the world cup haven't been when they get so they've admitted that their performances have been awful far have been pretty awful so far but they say england debateable and well up for it and they'll be well up for it when they play england tomorrow , local here in ,10:00 local time here in qatar. and don't forget the england team as well looking to respond to that awful performance the usa when performance against the usa when really they were lucky to get away england of away with point england of course to go through course favourites to go through . could even lose to . yeah they could even lose to wales tomorrow. still qualify but going to be but but it is going to be a fascinating game to watch because have because both sides have something of the something to on top of the rivalry. yeah i think wales are probably a lot worse than england. speaking as a welshman saying that however just remind us of what wales have to do actually get through. i mean, i think they've got to be

the result means rob page�*s side face an uphill battle if they are to progress to the knockout stagefans have been in fine voice here and o�*hara, they had high expectations going into the match. if it was simply down to the singing, wales would be in the semifinals already. four—part harmonies hang in the air when there�*s the chance of a first world cup win in 64 years. fox i get nervous every time and he makes me more nervous. i've come all the way from auckland, new zealand for this and, you know, as soon as we qualified i had to book my flights here. it's unbelievable. ijust can't believe that i'm here and ijust hope walesj win against iran. time to make a statement — wales with their rainbow—striped warm up shirts... iran�*s players, this time, singing their national anthem. the red wall pitted against a wall of noise. wales started well, kieffer moore testing... roberts with the cross — moore, good save! hosseini staying strong. then time for wales to feel the heat. hesitating in defence... azmoun with a little lay—off... but helped eventually by the video assistant — no goal.

but you will expect a team like wales to improve in the second game, and rob page will know that theoup game? yeah, quite possibly. england winning again is a small positive for wales, winning again is a small positive forwales, if winning again is a small positive for wales, if you look at the group, wales would not expect to be on top, england are the strongest team in this group. and it was a very accomplished performance from england yesterday. i thought iran might put up a little bit more on the what he saw. but they are also not to be underestimated because iran will now look at this game and look at the first half of wales performance and realise they need to get a win to get back into the group. it will make for a very interesting second game coming up. i think from a wales point of view, they will look at things and assess they will look at things and assess the performance. they will see the things they did well in the second half and look at the things they didn't do well in the first half. and realise that even against an iran team that were put to the sword by england th

yeah yeah, those being wales as rob page the wales said they're hoping to invoke that spirit of the saudist this world cup there have been shock upsets and so wales can do it for england big question marks over why gareth southgate won't pick or hasn't really used phil , one of england's best players. he left them on the bench for the whole of the usa game. he only came the end against only came up to the end against iran much every iran and pretty much every england speaking said he england family speaking said he has phil more . not has to use phil foden more. not starting with him . then at least starting with him. then at least give him one whole half. so be interesting see what the interesting to see what the selection comes through on that one. terms of the current one. in terms of the current matches underway matches that are underway because they affect who england and in next and wales could play in the next round. the netherlands currently beating nil. so that beating qatar one nil. so that those three points they through to the next round and senegal are beating ecuador. are cur

wales were out there training, and rob page the manager was saying that when they play there matches, ~' i., , . . ~' players are going to have to deal with. . a , . ., a ., with. thank you very much, talk to ou later. with. thank you very much, talk to you tater- as _ with. thank you very much, talk to you later. as promised, _ with. thank you very much, talk to you later. as promised, the - with. thank you very much, talk to i you later. as promised, the weather now with matt. the contrast could hardly be greater! let's feel forjohn for a second, i just checked, 31 degrees at the moment. by the time england and wales take to the pitch on monday, it will be cooler, highs of 27. and by the end of the wales match, there is a potential of some storms very close to qatar. the is a potential of some storms very close to qatar.— is a potential of some storms very close to qatar. the contrast here is the scene in _ close to qatar. the contrast here is the scene in kent, _ close to qatar. the contrast here is the scene in kent, it— close to qatar. the contrast here is the scene in kent, it i

some of the playersjoined local youngsters for a kickabout yesterday as rob page's team settled intow i was going to try my best. whatever happens in the end, you know, you can try your best and accept that it may end in failure, it may not do, but if you don't try, then you never know. in february 2021, while cycling at 25 mph, mohammed belal was struck by a falling tree. as soon as he awoke, he knew he was paralysed. when i first met him injanuary he had been through several operations and months of physiotherapy. you have to be realistic, too, but at the same time you have to push as hard as you can and not give up. i reframed my rehab as my newjob. his return to work is thanks to this £25,000 chair that elevates to allow him to stand whilst operating. at first, this leading surgeon will be working under the supervision of the man that he trained until he finds his feet. well, he says that it's a complete reversal, but really it will carry on the same and i'm just going to be a pair of hands to help him do his stuff. he's still going to tell me what i need to do and what needs to

pages of people magazine. and today he completed his 3rd act on his way to 30 and kron four's. robthere for the special delivery. inside this u walt. you won't find any moving boxes. here you go. but rather 118 care boxes. >> all individually packed by brian coats, everything all need and hand delivered to animal shelter workers. his first stop of the day being the san francisco spca. there you go. here's one of 30 acts of kindness for essential workers that he plans on completing before turning 30 years old in february. this is our biggest one yet influence to put together the boxes of things like vitamins, healthy snacks and bath products. after seeing the spike in animal adoptions during the pandemic, learning that shelter workers are 5 times more likely to develop ptsd, go through some emotional stresses because it happens when you're dealing with animals that are abandoned abused. yeah, yeah. but no stressful faces wednesday at the spca. just smiles. >> same thing at sf animal care and control where brian made his second sharing his mission with the more than 60 employees taki

pages of people magazine. wednesday, he completed his 3rd act of kindness on his way to 30 and kron four's. rob nesbitt was there for that special delivery. >> inside this, you all. you won't find any moving boxes. here you go. but rather 118 care boxes all individually packed by brian coats, everything all need and hand delivered to animal shelter workers. his first stop of the ddy being the san francisco spca. here you go. here's one of 30 acts of kindness for essential workers that he plans on completing before turning 30 years old in february. this is our biggest one yet influence to put together the boxes of things like vitamins, healthy snacks and bath products. after seeing the spike in animal adoptions during the pandemic, learning that shelter workers are 5 times more likely to develop ptsd, go through some emotional stresses because it happens when you're dealing with animals that are abandoned or or been abused. yeah, yeah. but no stressful faces wednesday at the spca. just smiles. same thing at sf animal care and control where brian made his second sharing his mission with the more

cause of deflation, begins with covered page signed into law amateurish tw 2021 when the presidents inflation was 1.4% joining the conversation kathryn rooney vera rob astorino. >> inflation 7.7% after 1.4% when president biden began his tenure. of the you think it is peaking however; right? >>. kathryn: laying blame on putin insult to telecommunication inflation comes from fiscal deficit you mentioned during covid multiple trillions of dollars stimulus packages became complete absorb spending massive social spending deficits 12% gdp on top of that monetary o policy that took the balance sheet the federal reserve buying up, bonds you know trillion of dollars bonds taking us to nine trillion dollars 0 % gdp so we've had massive on slauts, of fiscal monetary stimuli at the same time, biden has handed handicapped our own oil production closing down pipelines, cooling off the production, instead of importing from the friendly neighbor he in north, canada. now we are has, as you said, hat in hand of to saudi arabia iran venezuela, all enemies, actually the complete opposite, oil prices are higher because handicapped ourselves restricted our production ub

page book about it. somebody else said dude, why do you care. stephen king you're acting like rob reiner.od-looking. that is really funny. to your point people say twitter will die. "washington post" have not seen jeep or mars advertising on it or kellog. main that is their advertising deal. could be a month ad buy. media matters say it is on it is death watch. it is used for news. even the police in virginia on that walmart shooting were saying go to twitter. we'll put updates on twitter. people are using it. do you think it is going to die? >> no, absolutely will not die. only get better. journalists so mad elon musk took over. what was twitter elon musk he before he got there? it censored accounts. censored hunter biden laptop story, target many conservatives. donald trump is back, he can't go on it because of truth social. "babylon bee" is back, kathy griffin is back. that is what it should be, let people decide what information is real, leave it to members that have accounts. you can't have a pole politburos is disinformation. covid came from a lab. that is misinformation. you are lo

pages of people magazine. today he completed his 3rd act on his way to 30 kron four's. robe for a special delivery. >> inside this u walt, you won't find any moving boxes. here you go. but rather 118 care boxes all individually packed by brian coats, everything all need and hand delivered to animal shelter workers. his first stop of the day being the san francisco spca. here you go. here's one of 30 acts of kindness for essential workers that he plans on completing before turning 30 years old in february. this is our biggest one yet influence to put together the boxes of things like vitamins, healthy snacks and bath products. after seeing the spike in animal adoptions during the pandemic, learning that shelter workers are 5 times more likely to develop ptsd, go through some emotional stresses because it happens when you're dealing with animals that are abandoned or or been abused. yeah, yeah. but no stressful faces wednesday at the spca. just smiles. >> same thing at sf animal care and control where brian made his second sharing his mission with the more than 60 employees t