more than 13 is a full team anniversary beckoned as braman took the lead after just 7 minutes just sargeant giving his side a one nil lead. a decisive deflection off dedrick by giving goal keeper rooney ya stein no chance. bedouin able to kill off the game though and have to punish them for it substitute don't you come back you know hit back in the 70th minute. 11 the final score back you know making the difference by himself this time after setting up goals in his previous 2 appearances. in distilled of the earliest excitement arrived in the form of a 2nd yellow card for mines midfielder edelson financial is on the stroke of half time. dusseldorf were unable to take advantage on silly 84th minute however as mr reliable reuben henning's finally found the way through 5 holes his 5 strikes the season has handed fortuna a one nil lead the band stayed that way here this will go for the 1st time when of the campaign the but. by. here's a look at all of the results from match day 8 so far dog men big lot bought thanks the captain marco royce out for him byron leveled so did life sick at wolfsburg

questions on the latest brexit developments, and a possible early election — that‘s at 2.30 withjess sargeanttent outbreaks of rain will affect northern and western parts of england along with wales and it is likely to cause some issues. the rain bearing cloud has already begun to spread its way in but if i zoom away from the united kingdom, you can see the extent of this weather front as it stretches way out into the subtropical atlantic. a weather front that stretches for over 3000 miles. this conveyor belt of moisture is going to be slamming into the hills, but italy of wales but also affecting parts of south—west england around the moors and over the peaks in the pennines as well. so we could be looking at some issues here with flooding building in. the met office have issued an amber weather warning for the heaviest rain across the hills of southern wales. some localised flooding is quite likely to develop here over the next 24 hours. so we have got the wet weather moving in across parts of england and wales, not much rainbow towards the south—east of england and we have got blustery con

greg sargeant was critical of the language trump used. they can't help themselves. trish: he did something america should cheer. but they can't bring themselves to cheer because to say that this is a good thing, somehow that justifies donald trump being in the oval office. don't they run the risk even in doing things like this, do they lose the shred, the ounce of credibility that they might still have? >> it will be great if americans can come together and cheer this. it did happen under this president. but calling the most of wanted terrorist in the world a religious scholar is akin to calling jeffrey dahmer a culinary enthusiast. they can issue as many corrections as they want and change the headline, but the damage has been done. the rest of the coverage is almost as bad as the trump der ringment syndrome at its finest or at its worst. this is like comparing it to the coverage where under the obama administration we were able to out osama bin laden the world cheered. but this is embarrassing. trish: it's something we should be excited about, the world can sleep

you've been sending in your questions relating to brexit and here to answer them is jess sargeant fromhat was need him to seek an extension, if they agree to the january deadline, the eu, he is required to accept that. if the eu request a different date, he can put that to parliament and if they declined to approve that, they can reject the extension. quite highly unlikely they will say no to a different date considering they were the ones who asked the prime minister to extend any first place. the electoral amendment, why has that not kicked in to prevent the uk leaving without a deal following it in to prevent the uk leaving without a dealfollowing it being in to prevent the uk leaving without a deal following it being approved bya a deal following it being approved by a parliamentary majority. the amendment did not mean that, is meant the deal was not approved on saturday and so it kicked in at the prime minister was asked to request an extension. he has now done that and we are waiting for the eu to say whether they accept that or not. ben on twitter, i hasten to add, is asking, th