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robbie williams, kicking off the opening ceremony. with russian soprano, aida garifullina, the highlight of the pre—match entertainment. the stage was finally set for the two teams, although president putin naturally then took his turn in the reflected glory that such occasions afford host country's leaders. translation: i wish all the teams success and an unforgettable experience to fans. welcome to russia! russian national anthem plays. the stadium, in full voice for a stirring rendition of russia's national anthem. the tournament's opening fixture featured its two worst ranked teams but the hosts soon had the dream start, yuri gazinsky scoring the world cup‘s first goal. this how much it meant for the thousands watching at moscow's fan fest. saudi arabia were on the ropes. denis cheryshev, giving russia the second goal their dominance deserved. russia weren't finished there, substitute, artyom dzyuba, sealing a one—sided victory. watching on, saudi arabia's crown prince, clearly not enjoying the game as much as the president. the r

but before the real entertainment, there was their real entertainer, robbie williams providing a littlenglish swagger. make no mistake, this was russia's show. vladimir putin centrestage with the greetings. against saudi arabia, this was his nation's time to perform. pride can take a way. there is no shortage of that, the opening games opening moments, it seemed all of russia have been waiting for. with much talk of politics, this was no international diplomacy. the world can't wait. the striker barely a quarter of the game gone injured, his race was run. so often gone injured, his race was run. so ofte n co m es gone injured, his race was run. so often comes opportunity, this was his replacement taking his 2—0 before half—time. in truth, saudi arabia offered little suggest they would interrupt this russian party. chances are scarce and never taken. the hosts meanwhile they were beginning to enjoy themselves, finding the space is gorrer a third, the passion of a nation. when it seemed things but barely gets much better, they came of gold they could barely be bettered. a goal worthy of r

robbie williams entertaining those who packed into moscow's luzhniki stadium.how full of colour both on and off the pitch. until it was time to get down to business. a message from president putin, as he welcomed all to russia, including today's opponents, saudi arabia, and the world cup first. video assistant referees here. would they be needed today? well, there were no doubts about the tournament's opening goal. the hosts off to a perfect start thanks to yuri gazinsky. a first for his country, leading to some high—level diplomacy in the stands. but there were some nervous moments for russia, especially when alan jacka worth hobbled off injured earlier on. his replacement, denis cheryshev quickly put them at ease. after the break, russia pushed on and made sure of an emphatic win. items over made it three, before cherish as scored easily be goal of the match. —— denis cheryshev scored easily. russia now in cruise mode, a chance to increase a goal difference which might become very important in their group. aleksandr golovin added to be tallied. five goals to

officially kicked off in moscow very cool littering the opening ceremony when it's not other than robbie williams the first match turned out to be a big win for the hosts who dominated from start to finish. also coming up on a knife edge germany's coalition government is in crisis chosen live miracle faces a rebellion over her refugee policy within the conservative bloc that could threaten her political future. also today marks one year since a fire devastated grandchild tower in london seventy one people lost their lives the tower lou many did in green downing street and other lung the landmarks also be a tribute to the shocking scale of the tragedy. plus the role of music in the nation's history it may be outdated technology but we discover how the turntables of time tell the story of kenya through music and songs. and salvaging what can be saved from one of iraq's oldest libraries in mosul we need the volunteers rescuing thousands of books from the rubble. it's great to have you along everyone the first final whistle of the twenty eighteen no world cup has blown host nation russia sto

president vladimir putin will be there — and robbie williams will be performing.d hosts russia will play saudi arabia in the first match. our sports correspondent richard conway is at the stadium. look around, its a riot of colour, of music, celebration. it's what russia wanted when its bid for the world cup almost eight years ago. russia's party is about to begin. the rhythm of the world cup has arrived in moscow. turning red square into a kaleidoscope of colour. the build—up to today's first game has presented many challenges for fifa, football's world governing body. but with kick—offjust hours away, organisers are confident of the impact the tournament will have. kicking off from the luzhniki stadium, from the beautiful luzhniki stadium. here in moscow, football will conquer the world. russia will start its campaign against saudi arabia tonight, with victory perhaps vital if the hosts are to stand any chance of progressing. tonight is a massive game for them, to get off to a good start. they are playing saudi arabia. i'm sure saudi arabia will be thinking this

eighteen football world cup has officially kicked off in moscow after a glittering opening ceremony with robbie williams the first match turned out to be a big win for the hosts who dominated from start to finish. also coming up today marks one year since the pirates devastated rental tower in london the tower illuminated in three downing street another london landmarks also paying tribute to the shocking scale of the tragedy and germany's coalition government is in crisis chancellor angela merkel faces a rebellion over her refugee policy within her conservative bloc that could threaten her political future. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program the twenty eighteen world cup is underway in russia the fans in moscow were hoping for a win in the opening match against saudi arabia knowing that this would be their team's best chance to pick up points and get out of the group they were treated to a goal fests. couldn't have hoped for better start than this eurekas in ski backing the first goal of the tournament after just twelve minutes. and on the stroke of hop time was to substitute danny's cheri

robbie williams was friends with this, the late robbie williams, robin williams. sorry. stop people endorsing this and showing that they have language. i am torn on this. i do not like the trivialisation of animals that should be in thejungle. apparently koko lota to play the recorder. and when told that a friend of his had died, actually communicated a response in sign language —— learnt to play. saying" catch cry, have sorry, koko love". the ability of scientists to learn more about the cognitive abilities and the emotions. it reflects our own emotions. it reflects our own emotions. absolutely. oliver, good to see you this morning. thank you for taking us through the news briefing. and then he very much for watching the briefing. goodbye from the team. you can get in touch with me on twitter. goodbye for now. ker hello, our weather's warming up. i know that's not music to everyone's ears, but it's on its way. 21.3 celsius was thursday's top temperature, in hampshire, but for a time next week, the hot spots will be getting closer to 30 celsius. now, not everyone is gett

may get to play robbie williams has played the world cup finally on the way what you make of it all. is what to do what a dream start this is fall for russia if i can hold on to this new suspect i will because saudi arabia look at strangely when i do have the weakest of the thirty two teams russia is meant to play the way kids but that would be so many nerves around this match for a russian saying that hasn't won six i'll tell you but it's a lot of pressure on them there's always a partial and a hard station but i want this world cup to succeed on the pitch as well as off the pitch and it always really helps when the hog same is doing well the group looks set up for them to do well i think they are most likely to finish second in the group and the second if they are problems with most of his fitness to watch the score walk to twelve minutes so it doesn't scare you whatsoever laid out what you could see in the stadium and could see around russia best song to play i had i but the potential now to go i want to get that bottle where. you you've covered lots of these sorts of events world

do you think robbie should have said no? should have boycotted its?ice by him. ithink its? is an interesting choice by him. i think it's interesting of the contrast between the olympic games where russian athletes, they can wear their nationality in many ways and compare it to the world cup like you say, this is a propaganda coup for russia. whites will be russians use it as that's? i mean, they're not going to shout out from the rooftops look everybody is here despite what happened in salisbury? i don't think it will happen straightaway. there's a lot of goodwill around it at the moment. it was the opening ceremony, russia just won its first game, 5—0, all the fans get on fine at the moment. but who knows? wanted to finished it it's a successful tournament, then you can see blood of input and using it in the same way he did so cheap, pointing out and saying look where a developed nation and we can compete with everyone else. you looking forward to the world cup? i'm not normally a football fan, but i get into the world cup. but the people who are not

big bucks to take the heat for his involvement in the top twenty of the biggest pop star actually robbie williams has been a cheers back home in britain. selling his soul to putin for being the headliner at the opening ceremony just a few moments ago now this comes after the british royal family and prominent members of the british government have been boycotting the opening ceremony due to russia's alleged involvement in the poisoning of double agent sergei script all british activists and politicians are really having a go at robbie williams this is interesting because he was actually very critical of russian all the guards in his twenty six team song like a russian this is what we're looking at here but robbie williams himself has also played for all the guards even allegedly for proteins in our circle so. while i have no idea who is going to win this year's world cup i can say with some level of sureness that i think robbie williams won't be playing for the queen anytime soon. but maybe you think you know they don't make sports and politics i mean you know they do different things an

with me, cnn political commentators robby mook and alice stewart.ry clinton's former campaign manager, alice, former communications director for ted cruz. still in this poll it shows most americans think that the russia probe is important, should continue, that's a majority. but when you break down the numbers of how they think mueller is handling it, here is what it shows us, that across all sectors, republicans, independents, democrats, they are all seeming to be growing tired with this, et cetera, fewer approve now of how mueller is handling the investigation than did so in march. what do you make of that? >> first and foremost, the most important aspect of that is what you just said, that most americans do take this very seriously and say it should continue. but when we have the daily and many times daily repeated drumbeat from the president and the administration about how this is a witch-hunt and continuing to try and undermine the investigation, it certainly takes its toll. the president is making this a way to undermine the credibility of th

robbie williams has a big set.r 90 minutes it is the most important match in the world because we will be up and running. we have seen we will be up and running. we have seen pictures of the fan zones already, what is the atmosphere like, i know you don't go near bars but i wonder how people are getting into this? it has been fabulous, we are lucky in moscow because it seems that all the fans from all 32 nations are coming in to moscow, just really enjoying what is a fascinating city. my first time here, so many sights and sounds, and everybody is just getting into the spirit of things, the south americans, the noise they make, amazing, before they go a on their separate way, a fantastically large nation, 11 host city, 2,000 miles between the furthest east and the furthest west. england will be putting in some air miles as well. it is just been incredible since we have been here. it is so important, simon, that the russian, the locals here, who have been so welcoming, whether they can carry that on, when perhaps th

robby soave. >> no. i mean the press gets it wrong sometimes and it's perfectly fair to criticize them pep and they should be more self critical than they are. a free press is a important central value to america. we shouldn't be without it. it's not our biggest national global threat. kennedy: even when we want them to report more and they opine o much, a free press is still critical. >> and he try to point out the hypocrisy on north korea. he's doing a good thi. we'll have to see what comes of . it's interesting and i think it encouraging. he's right about but we don't need to condemn the entire free press along with it. >> just the fake news. >> the fake news. kennedy: hiupporters know exactly what he's talking about. and it was a very predict reaction from chuck schumer and from some of the pundits on cnn. >> michael was on my show today, gave up the upgrade. no they're not the enemy of the american people, they're the enemy of humanity. kennedy: michael malice said this deal is great. what we're sta

three hundred pairs of dancers it was pretty impressive this was pretty low key considering it was robbie williams. it didn't have quite the charm of diana ross and perhaps the world's worst penalty kick of all time in a dress and pumps but i liked it all right and it's robin williams he's always great fun ok let's talk about the teams you have any favorites who should we be watching for well for me there are four top favorites in this tournament those would probably be germany the defending champions france who probably have the best squad top to bottom in terms of the pedigree spain who you know they have won two or three tournaments in the last you know decade or so however they fired their coach a couple of days ago so their prospects have gone a little bit iraq and then you have brazil brazil i think is the team who come into this tournament on the biggest high they absolutely boss that in qualifying in south america which is no easy feat a lot of teams have trouble including argentina. the losing finalists from last time and i think that there are significantly upgraded team from th

of years it's been growing the voice of often finds robbie's with us the troubles with english well robbie we hear in the song fall guy on the fall guy troubles what trouble is we know trouble of in if the five days are coming robin are coming since first thing i know what i can say is like the russian people have been so welcoming. in a fake welcome as well they've been genuine about a great sign of the way it was being filmed in jamaica no reason to cry had a welcome when it's a dynasty funds move around the world of the for ethnicities in colas we're seeing the mexicans come in the peruvian states values and a chance i'm going to set up for the couple whites is a pool england at the time go kenyans and senegalese i would be surprised at the welcome i'm not actually stan because what it was i came over it the moment when i saw places. and again you know there was a lot of tools is going to trouble me some and i came to that game and it is no trouble have we caused surprise with the fans been so great the local people so i continued it is going to be right t.v. bosses are all it. can do i

cup has officially got under way in russia with a lavish and energetic opening ceremony combining robbieretty unusual outfits. vladimir putin welcomed the world to the tournament and fans to what he called open, hospitable and friendly russia. the hosts thrashed saudi arabia in the first match. 0ur sports editor dan roan was watching in moscow. no matter where they are held, the start of a world cup retains the power to excite and unite like little else in sport. and here today, it was no different. amid the symbols of russia's soviet past, who knows quite what he would have made of fifa's travelling corporate circus descending on the luzhniki stadium? but with fans here from every corner of the globe, moscow had given in to world cup fever. welcome to russia. we'd like to thank russia for the good organisation. it's good to be here. people here are nice. everything goes smoothly. thank you. i have my friends who arrived from kazakhstan, latvia, belarus. sojust be here at these games, that is really cool. special day. eight years and £8 billion in the making, russia 2018 had arrived. # l

robbie williams took centre stage. a speech welcoming the world and promising a feast of football. his team delivered on that promise. they beat saudi arabia, their opponents in group a, at the start of this world cup 5—0. 5—0! adam wild reports. after a ll after all the waiting, all the anticipating, this was finally russia's moment to welcome the world but before the real entertainment there was the real entertainer, robbie williams providing a little english swagger. but make no mistake, this was russia's show, vladimir putin centrestage with greetings. and then again saudi arabia this was his nation's time to perform, pride can take a long way, gazinsky with the opening moment of the game, the one that all of russia had been waiting for. with much talk of politics this was now international diplomacy, the world cup away. spare a thought for a striker alan dzagoev, barely a quarter of the game gone, injured, his race was run. with despair is often his race was run. with despair is ofte n co m es his race was run. wi

but the one rough patch came before the match, thanks to a british pop star, robbie williams, kind of dressed by derrick zoolander. that's an interesting suit all right. his microphone did have some issues. >> the social media reaction was not kind. one twitter user wrote, of all the human rights abuses you can level at russia, having robbie williams perform at the opening ceremony is probably the worst. >> and things didn't get better. he gave a one-fingered salute to the camera. now he could face an $8,000 fine. >> why do artists do this? >> why? why? >> it's a bad idea. >> you know everyone is watching. >>> let's talk about day two. it is on today. the best team in the world, portugal, is playing some other teams. >> i'm rooting for spain this year. i'd be rooting for team usa, but sadly, they didn't make it. >> i'm sorry you're going to lose today against portugal and the best player in the world. jack, what are you doing? jack, what are you doing? he doesn't play for england, he plays for portugal! >> me and my buddy cristiano back here. >> that's vandalism. vandalism. he plays f

robby, your thoughts? >> yeah. mean, i agree on the first point that comey got way ahead of his skis here. i believe he is a patriotic person and felt what he was doing was right. his judgment was terrible. the hypocrisy of using private e-mail, that was stun to go me as well. but i think we're getting into some very dangerous false equivalencies here in terms of the fbi's political leanings. who was hurt more is not the right way to look at it. we have two completely separate matters. one is they totally mishandling the investigation intoing hillary clinton. they were leaking about it constantly. comey never should have sent the letters. okay. but there was a long investigation into president trump. they never leaked on that. but they were leak to go rudy guiliani. more of the fact that donald trump now suddenly cares so much about hillary clinton and is using that as an excuse to undermine the investigation into russia is totally absurd. we're talking about apples and oranges here. a lot of harm was done in the e

. >> with me now, robby mook, cnn political commentator, former campaign manager for hillary clinton and scott jennings is here, former special assistant to president george w. bush. glad you're here. scott, i'll begin with you. you worked in the bush white house. and obviously you've seen the reaction to laura bush's opinion piece this week. you call this policy, quote, trying to mow your yard with dynamite. how does this play out with the trump administration? >> it is not going to play well. the politics of it is bad, the images are bad. most americans support the idea of stopping violent criminals from coming into the country. the problem is these images we're seeing from the border are not of violent criminals, they're little children who have been taken away from their parents, this audio is terrible politics. i think this has been a terrible mistake, i think the president could reverse it and what i would like to see happen here is to try to make something out of this crisis. i want to see the president go up to capitol hill tonight, i want him to rally the republicans. i want

according to robbie mullen, jack renshaw wanted to carry at the murder in the name of national actionr lythgoe denies that and all six men deny being members of national action after it was banned. daniel sandford, bbc news, at the old bailey. the multi—millionaire businessman who founded the leave. eu campaign, arron banks, has told mps that there is "no evidence" he was involved in a conspiracy with russian officials. speaking to the digital, culture, media and sport committee he claimed to be the victim of a witchunt. john pienaar is in westminster. explained moore, john? well, did britain's biggest in history political donor conspire with russia ahead of the vote for brexit? that was the big question in the air when aaron banks finally agreed to take questions before mps at the house of commons. as expected, his denials of any and all wrongdoing were notjust total, they were scornful, they were mocking. he admitted he had spoken to, seen and been in contact with the russian ambassador a number of times. previously he admitted to one such contact. he said the first contact happened

stadium will be back later with his full time analysis but you know it's robbie williams. ceremony that's what he said. it's lucky that he was a phenomenal single phenomenon because he would live in the career in football but what do you this is an amazing guy we'd love for the game and specially love for children in trouble and that's why you get involved in in charity and matches playing organizing but fundamentally youth is a very funny a very happy guy in love with with life and the great affection for she's been in trouble that's why when when you say it's please george i always try to just say yes. i should be back in the studio a bit later with his full time analysis looking at the chains and they say looks like an attacking line up from russia if it does that we talked about that's your cough pain right fullback means that you can come over laughing and they've already had a couple of men and this one attack from that left hand side that didn't end up in a in a cross but it certainly looks like that. russia is trying to win this game and and start the game by attac

with the troubles with english well robbie we hear in the song. all day on the volga you trouble trouble me no trouble i've been a for five days out from iran robyn a few minutes since first i don't know what i can say is like the russian people have been so welcoming. in a fake welcome as well they've been genuine about a great sign of the way it was being phil i mean jamaica you know me as a surprise had a welcome when. it's a dinah's fun small around the world of the for ethnicities in color as we're seeing the mexicans come in the peruvian states values and shine some goats he said africa the couple the whites is a pull england to the giant growth canyons and senegalese are with you surprised at the welcome oh i'm not actually say that because what it was i came over the march when also places. and again you know there was a lot of tools is going to trouble me some back and i came to that game and it was no trouble we could surprise the fans both such great local people so iconic here it is going to be right to be on the final it's a show we c

so many famous artists have attended this art school here, including robbie coltrane, peter ca paldi,uding robbie coltrane, peter capaldi, a list of people that, it is a roll call of the famous artists of our time. it isa the famous artists of our time. it is a very important building. anyone who comes to glasgow, that is what you come to see the mackintosh building, afire you come to see the mackintosh building, a fire that has devastated the area this evening, or yesterday evening as my colleague reports. the flames which engulfed the glasgow school of art could be seen for miles around. it is the second fire to rip through the historic rennie mackintosh building in four year, a multi—million pound project to restore it was due to finish next year. i think even is just year. i think even isjust in year. i think even is just in shock because i mean it's like iconic, isn't it. it looks like it is devastated. there is no salvaging it. it is heartbreaking. more than 120 firefighters were sent to the scene, no casualties were reported but the fire did spread to nearby buildings, the scot

robbie williams kicking off the opening ceremony.garifullina the highlight of the pre—match entertainment. the stage was finally set for the two teams, although president putin naturally then took his turn in the reflected glory that such occasions afford host country's leaders. translation: i wish all the teams success and an unforgettable experience to fans. welcome to russia! russian national anthem plays. the stadium in full voice for a stirring rendition of russia's national anthem. the tournament's opening fixture featured its two worst ranked teams but the hosts soon had the dream start — yuri gazinsky scoring the world cup's first goal. this how much it meant for the thousands watching at moscow's fan fest. saudi arabia were on the ropes. denis cheryshev giving russia the second goal their dominance deserved. russia weren't finished there, substitute artyom dzyuba sealing a one—sided victory. watching on, saudi arabia's crown prince, clearly not enjoying the game as much as the president. the relief on the face of the victori

robby: sure. this will be one level, which is mass -- mass market.don't you guys work on that? bring thhat you think are good, better, best. the key behind the good, better, best model is to really explore all avenues of revenue and all price points. in the good category, we're looking for entry-level price points. maybe something that's under the $39 range. in the better category, you're gonna try to stay under $55, $60. and above that, the best category, you're gonna stay under $80, maybe even $100, capturing all of the available market. so, who is the outsiders for? mike: what is more elevated? tankfarm or this? john: i would say that outsiders would be the elevated brand. lemonis: that's the best. john: that's the best. lemonis: what's the better? john: the better would be tankfarm. lemonis: what's the good? mike: we need to develop something new, like grit and gravel. lemonis: mm-hmm. you want to go to another meeting, and you want to have a chance? i want you to make the presentation. john: uh-oh. lemonis: john, hang on. mike, i know you're jus

also with me are political commentators robby mook, republican strategist, excuse me many, robby mookk you for being here. this is not what i was planning to discuss with you. but i have you and i would like you to weigh in on this. look, since the president announced he was running, there were questions about his businesses, his -- the private sector, life that he ran, the trump organization, the foundation, and then the office he holds, the highest office in the land, the public office of the presidency. what do you make of what we're seeing now from the new york ag who says there has been an extensive unlaw ful political coordination with the trump presidential campaign and repeated self-dealing transactions to benefit the president. >> well, it is a very serious problem for the president. i think, first of all, with the -- one of the things is that this is -- because this is a state action taken by the new york state attorney general, this may be outside of the reach of some of the executive powers that the president has into how an investigation like this would even be conducted.

robbie williams and jimmy page from led zeppelin. who knows the truth.rdinary. this reminds me of an old episode of stella street. robbie williams bought the house that used to belong to michael winner. his neighbour, jimmy page, who bought the house in turn from richard harris, they have done nothing but few over robbie williams‘ vast basement he wants to build underneath his garden. although we might all fantasise about having these multi—million pound houses, and so on, but if you do not have good neighbours i would sooner be living in a tiny place. everybody needs good neighbours! exactly. with a little understanding! chuckles we will talk to you in about an hour. thanks very much. we are with our viewers on bbc one at nine o‘clock. matt will be taking over in the saturday kitchen. how was your expansion? my what? we were wondering how people get on with their neighbours. we get on just fine, let's not start any trouble. are you glad it is me, by the way, so are you glad it is me, by the way, so you don't have to get michel roux jr's name wrong again

robbie williams performed at the opening ceremony, which was attended by president putin.eting. an estimated half a million football fans from around the world are expected to travel to russia for the competition during the coming month. 0ur correspondent sarah rainsford is in moscow. we heard a bit of robbie williams floating over the top of the luzhniki stadium behind me. but then we heard the sound that most russians were hoping for, which was the roar of the crowd at two goals we re the roar of the crowd at two goals were scored in the first half of this match. russia are ahead 2—0. bearing in mind that this is the worst ranked team in this tournament, that is a lot more than russia were hoping for. so the atmosphere has been extraordinarily good. there has been a really international crowd both here at the stadium and outside. and also in moscow itself. earlier in the city centre, we were walking around and it's the city like i have never seen it's the city like i have never seen it before. i have lived here for quite a few years, but what i saw over the past couple o

half an hour before kickoff featuring robbie williams and opera star. that should be a raz-a-mataz day. dave. >> thank you, alex thomas live in moscow. >>> how about this story? iq scores have been declining steadily for decades and a new study says environmental factors are to blame. iq scores of norwegian men have been studied and scores fell for those born after 1975. similar in denmark and finland and estonia show similar trends. researchers have used genes to explain variations in intelligence. this points to environmental factors like changes in the education system and environment and nutrition and reading less and being online more. >> environment? >> being online. >> social media is not educating the masses. >>> dodger stadium the scene of ba base-brawl. barrelling into the rangers catcher who stood in his way and the brawl is on. rangers and dodgers, both benches clear. the fracas is on. expect suspensions to come out of this one. the play at the plate looked legit. i don't think either of them should be punished for that. you get another look

world of football watching closely the opening ceremony had a lot to live up to plenty of pressure on robbie williams shoulders then. the pop star had been accused of selling his soul to putin by agreeing to take part though neither he nor the eighty thousand fans inside the stadium appeared especially feigns it seems putin's stated principle of keeping sports and politics apart is widely shared. williams was joined by russian operatic singa garofoli now a collaborative rendition of his song angels hitting a harmonious note an atmosphere unlike those that football grounds are used to. but then this isn't just any football match or just any tournament it's a global festival in russia for the first time in history and it's finally underway . and the first final whistle of the twenty eighteen world cup has just been blown after hosts russia raced to a five nil victory over saudi arabia russia say yuri again since he was the first twelve minutes to put the whole nation in front before dennis cherry showed that made it to deal just before half time in the second have to say you was not it in a th

of course the world cup wouldn't be complete without a peaceful life and ceremony we had one say robbie williams performed a string of pace including let me entertain you and then brazil legend renowned i was also getting a child to take the cake and pass the ball to the world cup mascot because you don't know the sound of the fans i didn't see the need to get high hey it's time he found thousands of people have chills place no value to you in the moment he. will come like a. boy hardly anybody to. me it's not. the ones that really. feel the old. but. look. many of you. there say your cynical pretty proven to be so. for the most. people look at our heart and they say oh. it's just so friendly and welcoming and i mean it's as good as we were high.

stadium were treated to a good performance by none of these on the market rate their british pop star robbie williams the tournaments opening match between host russia and saudi arabia have since kicked off. all right well let's start off with you max they're going to hit the ground running what do you what do you make of this first match i mean we have to see how it goes of course this first match i mean it might be a bit of a damp squid this is not the most glamorous match in the tournaments the two lowest ranked teams in the entire field so this might not be glittering football but it will be passionate football certainly from the russian side they're going to have as you said eighty thousand crazy fans pushing them as hard as they can and really if if we if we sort of put this in in a nutshell these are two rattle of the poor teams but one of them is going to be a lot more enthusiastic i think russia's going to take this one maybe by a score of two no and that would be two. things there for the night such might stick around because i want to cross over now moscow now if i may add this is

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was a disillusioned former national action member inside the group in the pub that night, called robbieanti—racism organisation hope not hate. according to him, jack renshaw wanted to kill rosie cooper in the name of national action, and that night, christopher lythgoe gave his approval. christopher lythgoe denies that, and all six men deny being members of national action after it was banned. daniel sandford, bbc news, at the old bailey. the 2018 world cup kicks off in russia in just two days' time. this afternoon, the england team flew into st petersburg before heading to their training camp — where they'll prepare for theirfirst game on monday against tunisia. now one bbc news, it is time for newsnight. donald trump's unconventional video pitch to kim jong—un. the donald trump's unconventional video pitch to kimjong—un. the president seems to think it worked rather well in an extraordinary conference, he was talking as though it was already piece in our time. they have great beaches, you see that every time they are exploding their cannons into the ocean. i think, wouldn't that make

mike, i see you are going to talk about robbie williams. that he made. williams. we are not going to show the obscene gesture that he madelj will also talk about another controversy. there is a lot being made about that sudden gesture that robbie williams did to the camera. i have been on his twitter account, and no explanation as yet. it was in the middle of a great set, really. but the other controversy, on the bottom of the page, involves terry butcher, the england legend, having a stand—up row after being charged £3 for a dollop of catch—up. he says that wasn't on the menu —— ketchup. he warns any fans and players do not ask for ketchup, you will be saddled with a £3 bill. he suggests smuggling some in your pocket. seeing red in red square. should have consulted achilles the cap. -- cat. the fbi and its former director james comey have been criticised for their handling of the hillary clinton email investigation, something which she claims cost her the presidency. the highly anticipated report carried out by the justice department's wat

we'll talk to robbie savage on england's world cup campaign.police have said was a targeted attack. a man, who's in his 305, has been arrested. staff at the paper said the suspect had unsuccessfully sued the paper in 2012 for defamation. here's our north america reporter, nada tawfik. hands raised and rushing to safety — this has become a familiar scene in america. this time, the target was a local community paper. mid—afternoon, just as initial reports of the attack were coming in, staff inside detailed the horror. the capital gazette's crime reporter said the gunman shot through the glass door. phil davis hid under his desk during the rampage. he said nothing was more terrifying than hearing multiple people shot, and then the gunman reload. he later compared the scene to a warzone. police apprehended the suspect without exchanging any fire. they described this as a targeted attack. the suspect carefully planned each move, and stormed into the building with a smoke grenade and a shotgun. us media have identified him as 38—year—old jarrod ramos

it all started with an opening ceremony this afternoon, featuring robbie williams. putin. a peaceful gesture of reconciliation between russia and britain, you might think. or it might have been, if robbie hadn't given a rather clear middle—finger gesture to a camera at one point. well, with the tournament under way, this may seem like a happy time for president putin. all the more as russia won the first match against saudi arabia 5—0. but is this all a distraction from russia's mounting problems? it was interesting that the government decided today was a good one to bury some bad news and announce a raising of the retirement age and an increase in vat. i'm joined from berlin by marina litvinenko — she's the widow of the former spy alexander litvinenko, whom britain believes was murdered by the russian state. with me here is professor richard sakwa from the university of kent. a very good evening to you both. marina litvinenko, as you watch this world cup starting, do you think it has an effect on the perception internally and externally of russia? well, first of al

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of course the world cup wouldn't be complete without a beautiful life and ceremony we had one say robbie williams performed a string of face including let me entertain you and then brazil legend renowned i was also having a child take me pick and pass the ball to the world cup mascot you know if you don't know down to the fans i didn't see the need to get high hey this time he found thousands of people have children this old man in the old winning the world cup like. anybody to. me it's. the ones that really. feel. it but it was. a. very hard. look. many of you think. there's a bush and a pretty good. possible that when they hear the song frankly people look at the our heart and they think oh wow i think. it's just so friendly and welcoming and i mean it's as good as we were hoping to have you been hacked have russian hackers hatch you yet not yet but you're expecting it will . have will have been there like the last may not do anything like that. with a lot of us but a lot of good luck with the law you can mess with messing up with thank you. everybody story is different some are saying

was a disillusioned former national action member inside the group in the pub that night, called robbiecording to him, jack renshaw wanted to kill rosie cooper in the name of national action, and that night, christopher lythgoe gave his approval. christopher lythgoe denies that, and all six men deny being members of national action after it was banned. daniel sandford, bbc news, at the old bailey. wage growth in the first part of this year has fallen unexpectedly, despite unemployment dropping to a record low. the office for national statistics says that, in the three months to the end of april, wage growth slipped from 2.9% to 2.8%. unemployment fell to 1.a2 million. time now for all the sports news in sport today. hello, this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: the holders, germany, arrive in russia as they look to succefully defend the world cup title they won four years ago. and after this world cup, spain's head coach will take over at european champions real madrid. while tiger looks to roar back. woods takes to the hills in new york state

robbie williams kicked off the world cup , as the hosts russia entertained on the opening day, beatingdi arabia by five goals to nil. and the most experienced member of the royal family, on duty with the newest. as the duchess of sussex joins the the queen, on a visit to cheshire for their first joint royal engagement. good evening and welcome to bbc news. one year on the from the fire that engulfed grenfell tower and killed 72 people, special services and a silent vigil have been held. there was also a 72 second silence at midday to commemorate the dead. at the exact moment the first emergency call was made to report the fire a year ago, 12:54 in the morning, the tower itself in west london was lit up in green, a colour worn by so many today in honour of all those affected by the tragedy. in the past hour, hundreds of people have been taking part in a silent walk. they have been shaking hands with some of the firefighters to lay down their helmets as a tribute to those who were killed and injured. it has happened on the 14th of every month since then. on this one—year anniversary, hun