so this is sam taylor—johnson directing it, adapting it and producing it with husband aaron taylor—johnson, so it's very much a family project. it's about james wright, it's semiautobiographical, it's about his drug rehabilitation in america. aaron taylor—johnson and juliette lewis who plays his therapist in the clinic. coffee ? sure, thanks. that's yours? no, that's my boyfriends. i ride. yeah. i've been riding for about ten years. it turns out there's a way to feed the soul, notjust destroy it. i go on fishing trips every now and then. i'm good with a rod, but a drink like a fish. yeah, i could too once. we're all aa here, everyone who works in this joint from the janitors to the counsellors, we're all addicts. juliette lewis, makes me think we don't see enough of her. that is what i thought. and i also thought what a great voice she has. one of the great voices. the supporting cast are really interesting. billy bob thornton is in there as well, another patient at this clinic. like chalk and cheese characters him and aaron taylor—johnson. like a father figure to him, really. the supporti

so this is sam taylor—johnson directing it, adapting it and producing it with husband aaron taylor—johnsonject. it's about james wright, it's semiautobiographical, it's about his drug rehabilitation in america. aaron taylor—johnson and juliette lewis who plays his therapist in the clinic. coffee ? sure, thanks. that's yours? no, that's my boyfriends. i ride. yeah. i've been riding for about ten years. it turns out there's a way to feed the soul, notjust destroy it. i go on fishing trips every now and then. i'm good with a rod, but a drink like a fish. we're all aa here, everyone who works in this joint from the janitors to the counsellors, we're all addicts. juliette lewis, makes me think we don't see enough of her. that is what i thought. and i also thought what a great voice she has. one of the great voices. the supporting cast are really interesting. billy bob thornton is in there as well, another patient at this clinic. like chalk and cheese characters him and aaron taylor—johnson. like a father figure to him, really. the supporting cast are really good and provide the lighter moments.

they're missing 170 caps from those two alone and as for scotland, sam johnson will play alongside duncan taylors an experienced side with stuart hogg, sean maitland and tommy seymour re—uniting in the back three. england have named their strongest possible side to face tonga on sunday in saporro. captain owen farrell plays at centre alongside manu tuilagi. george ford is fly half. so how is the head coach looking forward to the tournament? the world cup is like a roller—coaster. we are at the top of the ride now looking down. everyone is nervous and excited, you get down the first slope and you're not quite sure if you're going to throw up or hang on! and you have to adapt to that the players have equipped themselves to ride the roller—coaster because there is gonna be some turns, some accidents, there will be some fun. and we want to enjoy all of those things that come along and the team is equipped to handle it. jofra archer was one of the stars of england's summer, only making his debut four months ago. he's been rewarded with a central contract. he was their leading wicket—taker at the worl

and as for scotland, sam johnson will play alongside duncan taylor at centre, for only the second time in—form darcy graham. jofra archer was one of the stars of england's summer, only making his debut four months ago. he's been rewarded with a central contract. he was their leading wicket—taker at the world cup which they won and he also had a very good test series against australia. he has been given a contract for all forms of the game. 0pening batsman, rory burns, has been given a test contract. five british sides were in europa league action last night, and a couple of teenagers stole the show. 18—year—old bukayo sa ka score his first goal for arsenal and set up the other two, as they beat eintract frankfurt 3—0 in germany. manchester united's 17—year—old mason greenwood scored his first for the club, the winner against kazakh side astana 1—0 at old trafford. wolves are back in europe this season, for the first time time since the early 80s. they were beaten 1—0 at molyneux, in theirfirst group game, by the portuguese side braga. rangers were 1—0 winners over the dutch side feyeno

and as for scotland, sam johnson will play alongside duncan taylor at centre for only the second timeeir strongest possible side to face tonga on sunday in saporro. captain 0wen farrell plays at centre alongside manu tuilagi. that means that george ford will play at fly half. so how is the head coach looking forward to the tournament? the world cup is like a roller—coaster. we are at the top of the ride now looking down. everyone is nervous and excited, you get down the first slope and you‘re not quite sure if you‘re going to throw up or hang on! and you have to adapt to that the players have equipped themselves to ride the roller—coaster because there is gonna be some turns, some accidents, there will be some fun. and we want to enjoy all of those things that come along and the team is equipped to handle it. cannot wait to see that much at the weekend. jofra archer was one of the stars of england‘s summer, only making his debut four months ago. he‘s been rewarded with a central contract. he was their leading wicket—taker at the world cup which they won and he also had a very good tes

and as for scotland, sam johnson will play alongside duncan taylor at centre for only the second timer action says the telegraph — they say there's blockbuster fixtures, contenders galore and a glorious backdrop too. the guardian says japan is "fired up" for the first rugby world cup to be held in asia. and the times has a big picture of billy vunipola on the front of their rugby pull out — he says england are ready to lead the charge against tonga, the country where his parents are from. it all kicks off at 11:45 this morning, and you can follow the whole tournament on bbc radio 5 live, which has exclusive radio coverage of the rugby world cup. no fewer than five british sides in europa league action last night, and a couple of teenagers stole the show. 18—year—old bukayo saka score his first goal for arsenal and set up the other two as they beat eintract frankfurt 3—0 in germany. manchester united's mason greenwood is even younger. he's just 17, and got his first goal for the club as they beat the kazakh side astana 1—0 at old trafford. it was a disappointing night for wolves — back

sam moss, eddy onn. wing ho leung, paizong zhang -- pai zhee woo, sarah won. dean eato taylor. linda clayton, dale gillman -- >> while we have a moment and you're reading off the names, i've never had an opportunity to thank my former colleague senator quinnton cobb for his record and what an honorable record it was to serve with you. >> clerk: lucy lynn. cora -- we have some people. >> chair heinicke: what is your name? >> eddy on. >> chair heinicke: is there anybody else who has been called? can you call ten more names? >> clerk: hold on. i forgot where i was. >> chair heinicke: do our deputies know if someone is called and they come up they will let them line up. thank you very much. >> clerk: steven lee, kent lynn, julie lizar, wei min chow, betty louis, norman fung -- >> chair heinicke: please line up if your name was called. >> clerk: kristina o'louis. >> chair heinicke: if you hear your name, please line up on the side to my right, your left. sir, i've forgotten your name and i apologize. what is your name? >> eddy >> chair heinicke: thank you so much. >> i am of environ

taylor: wework may seek a valuation of up to $30 billion for its ipo. the share in investment from softbank valued it at $46 billion. one investor, samn. sam: the worst part of it is the corporate governance. it is unconscionable. the idea that jp morgan is putting out an ipo with that kind of corporate governance is unacceptable and is very negative for the whole economic system. taylor: wework may take off next week. but it is not the only company that is disrupting the co-working space. wework competitor the riveter has opened 10 community working spaces across the u.s., designed to accommodate women specifically. since 2017, the company has raised $21.6 million with the goal of advancing workplace diversity. the riveter ceo and founder, amy nelson joined us on tuesday. amy: wework is obviously a giant in the industry but the riveter is standing somewhere else. we are like a modern-day union for working women. we provide a number of different price levels and access for our members. we cater to a demographic that needs truly flexible work. they might need a part-time membership or drop in hour-by-hour. we look at how we can advanc