the first win ever for michael schumacher. ..chumacher remains the only racer to have ever w011 five consecutive titles. he had retired from motorsport when he sustained a life—threatening injury while skiing in france. but in mick, the family's talent and passion for motor racing continues. i want to ask about the role that your dad has had on your career. he had a huge influence. as everybody knows, i guess he's my idol. he is the person i looked up to and i am really following everything he did and trying to look at something that i could use myself. and so he had a huge role in how i am driving now. really happy about that. in his early career, mick raced under his mother's maiden name to avoid the spotlight. but now the steely determination associated with the schumacher family shines through. your name is now synonymous with motorsport, isn't it? yes, it is. but i don't know if... for sure, a lot of doors open easier and i want to prove that i am a racing driver and not only someone who has the name. i don't have any rush s

the first win ever for michael schumacher.o have ever w011 five consecutive titles. he had retired from motorsport when he sustained a life—threatening injury whilst skiing in france. but in mick, the family's talent and passion for motor racing continues. i want to ask about the role that your dad has had on your career. he had a huge influence. as everybody knows, i guess he's my idol. he is the person i looked up to and i am really following everything he did and trying to look at something that i could use myself. and so he had a huge role in how i am driving now. really happy about that. in his early career, mick raced under his mother's maiden name to avoid the spotlight. but now the steely determination associated with the schumacher family shines through. your name is now synonymous with motorsport, isn't it? yes, it is. but i don't know if. for sure, a lot of doors open easier and i want to prove that i am a racing driver and not only someone who has the name. i don't have any rush so for me if i am ready as a racing

the first win ever for michael schumacher...the only racer to have won five consecutive titles. he had retired from motorsport when he sustained a life—threatening injury while skiing in france, but in mick, the family's talent and passion for motor racing continues. i want to ask about the role that your dad has had in your career. well, he had a huge influence. as everyone knows, he's my idol. he is the one i am looking up to, and i'm really following everything he did and trying to look at something that i could use myself. so he had a huge role in how i'm driving now. so, yeah, really happy about that. in his early career, mick raced under his mother's maiden name to avoid the spotlight, but now the steely determination associated with the schumacher family shines through. your name is nowjust synonymous with motorsport, isn't it? yeah, it is. i don't know... for sure, a lot of doors open easier. i want to prove that i'm a racing driver, a proper racing driver, not only showing that i've got the name. i don't have any rush s

the first win ever for michael schumacher... france. but in mick, the family's talent and passion for motor racing continues. i want to ask about the role that your dad has had on your career. he had a huge influence. as everybody knows, i guess he's my idol. he is the person i looked up to and i am really following everything he did and trying to look at something that i could use myself. and so he had a huge role in how i am driving now. really happy about that. in his early career, mick raced under his mother's maiden name to avoid the spotlight. but now the steely determination associated with the schumacher family shines through. your name is now synonymous with motorsport, isn't it? yes, it is. but i don't know if... for sure, a lot of doors open easier and i want to prove that i am a racing driver and not only someone who has the name. i don't have any rush so for me if i am ready as a racing driver, a complete racing driver, i think that is the right moment for me to go into f1 and then that is when i am able to show wha

the first win ever for michael schumacher...om motorsport when he sustained a life—threatening injury whilst skiing in france. but in mick, the family's talent and passion for motor racing continues. i want to ask about the role that your dad has had on your career. he had a huge influence. as everybody knows, i guess he's my idol. he is the person i looked up to and i am really following everything he did and trying to look at something that i could use myself. and so he had a huge role in how i am driving now. really happy about that. in his early career, mick raced under his mother's maiden name to avoid the spotlight. but now the steely determination associated with the schumacher family shines through. your name is now synonymous with motorsport, isn't it? yes, it is. but i don't know if... for sure, a lot of doors open easier and i want to prove that i am a racing driver and not only someone who has the name. i don't have any rush so for me if i am ready as a racing driver, a complete racing driver, i think that is the rig

we hear from the mick, son of legendary formula 1 driver michael schumacher, as he charts his own journeywas a second gold medal for singaporean superstar swimmerjoseph schooling. 2a hours after retaining his 100 metres butterfly title, the event in which he won olympic gold in rio, schooling added the 50 metres butterfly title to his collection. he clocked 23.61 seconds. the was his second gold medal of the games and there could be a third on friday in the relay. it has been good. the crowd has been awesome. it has been a good experience, racing injakarta on the first time ever, so overall i am very happy with our performance. like i said, we‘ve still got a big

and we have been hearing from the son of michael schumacher?cident which left him in a coma the belgian grand prix at spa is coming up, a place that has played such an important part in michael schumacher‘s career. seven time champion, won his first race there, the first of six victories at spa. his 90 new rd son has spoken exclusively to the bbc and he is also a racing driver. his first formula 3 victory came at spa just a couple of weeks ago. that is him driving one of his dad‘s old benetton car is which he won riff of his titles in in the mid nineties. he had a huge influence on me. as everybody knows, he‘s my idol. i‘m really following everything he did. you know, trying to look at something i can use myself. so, that had a huge role in how i am driving now. so, yeah, really happy about that. that exclusive interview with mick schumacher is on 5 live sport from 7.30 tonight. many thanks indeed. just last week the foreign secretaryjeremy hunt said in an interview that the uk leaving the eu with no deal would be a huge geo—strategic mistake t

the first win ever for michael schumacher... he is the person i looked up to and i am really following everything he did and trying to look at something that i could use myself. and so he had a huge role in how i am driving now. really happy about that. in his early career, mick raced under his mother's maiden name to avoid the spotlight. but now the steely determination associated with the schumacher family shines through. your name is now synonymous with motorsport, isn't it? yes, it is. but i don't know if... for sure, a lot of doors open easier and i want to prove that i am a racing driver and not only someone who has the name. i don't have any rush so for me if i am ready as a racing driver, a complete racing driver, i think that is the right moment for me to go into f1 and then that is when i am able to show what i have got. at the belgian grand prix last season, mick drove his father's car around the track, a tribute to past successes and a glimpse at the potential that lies ahead. time for a look at the weather prospects

that takes him past our crossed up to third on the all time list behind hamilton and michael schumacher a very smooth race here lewis pushed very hard especially in the first into was the end he was very fast in the second stint they could turn everything down a little bit and control the pace but yeah great weekend i did everything i could in the race and i think we owed me by well this weekend but. i mean he drove past me like i wasn't even there on the straight hamilton sounded concerned and well he might be better was cut his championship lead to seventeen points and next up it's ferrari's home race the italian grand prix at monza. david stokes al-jazeera. british racetrack silverstone has added a new g.p.s. chapters of the history of moto g.p. for the first time in thirty eight years a race was cancelled on sunday because of heavy rain headed the british grand prix which left standing water on parts of the track officials said conditions were too unsafe planes a new surface which was laid at the track in february. that was a historic day for the unified korean team at the asian gam

mick schumacher has been driving to success in his formula 3 season.ift off — a new satellite that will track global winds and improve weather forecasts has been successfully put into orbit. good morning, it's thursday the 23rd of august. welcome to bbc newsroom live. our top story — the government is publishing the first in a series of about 80 papers advising people and businesses on contingency plans in case the uk leaves the eu without a deal. in a speech in the next few minutes, the brexit secretary, dominic raab, is expected to say they'll help make sure the economy continues to function smoothly. he told the bbc radio 4's today programme he hoped the documents would provide reassurance about the risks posed by a no—deal brexit. there are risks here, but let's not have the risks blown out of proportion, out of context. what we're going to do today is to be honest about the risks, inform those affected, whether they're in the public sector or individual citizens, whether they're businesses or charities, and give some guidance and, i hope with that

. >> i am kristin schumacher, and i wanted to thank supervisor peskin for bringing this measure but to share some of our union's concerns about what happened in the last session regarding amendments. initially this measure included an early sunset of the payroll tax exemption which was taken out. and our concern is this is a time when the city needs revenue for infrastructure and improving public services and that we shouldn't be chipping away from potential revenues in this measure and our concern is that this will continue in the future and i want to caution the board against that. and the twitter tax break had allowed the companies to avoid over $60 million in taxes and that early sunset of the provision would have meant around $7 million in additional and potential revenue. and considering the size of the tax break thus far, and the impact that the companies like twitter have had on our city i think that would have been fair to include that early sunset. so i want to thank you for bringing this measure but caution against further amendments that would reduce its potential revenue.

my former chief of staff, ginny muller does a fantastic job, joe schumacher, and everyone on our team. i look at the folks that work in our office as colleagues. they go to extra efforts to make sure they interact with folks and we get in information to them and it's a two-way street. we have this mentality of one-stop shop. if someone calls office and they need information about an issue, we don't get off the phone until we make sure we connect them with somebody that can get information to them. but i think there's a level of comfort with that. making sure we do those things and also understanding we have an obligation to folks to get into the details of what we do. a lot of a lot of times things are in soundbite. their office is really focused on all the different conduits and getting the depth of information people need. today it's different, in the digital age as others have spoken about, it's how do we get the most pertinent information and make sure it's a two-way street. not only do we send out the newsletter's but we also solicit feedback from folks in more than just a yes or

former chief of staff of the pentagon, jamie muller does a fantastic job, my district director joe schumacher, and everybody on our team. i look at the folks who work in our office as colleagues, and they are. they do next renee job, go to externally efforts to make sure that we interact with folks, that we get information to them and that is a two-way street. we have this mentality of what we call one-stop shop and a family called our office and they need information about whatever, it may be a local government issue or state government issue, we don't get off the phone with them until we make sure we connect them with somebody that can get information to them that they need. i think there is a level of comfort with that because a lot of time to get on the phone and some of says we can help you with that or that's not information we have, you have to go somewhere else so making sure that we do those things, and also understanding that we have an obligation to folks to get into the details of what we do. a lot of times everything than soundbites, little bits of information here and there. our