. —— seamus, but it was dominic who made the finaltouch. —— seamus, everton stood strong.e was admirable. an raheem sterling shot just rio's strike was admirable. an raheem sterling shotjust across the line it was three, although the game had been much closer. elsewhere, there were wins for chelsea, crystal palace, spurs and wolves. aston villa and burnley drew, as did bournemouth and west ham. in scotland, celtic‘s lead at the top is down to a point after they came from behind to draw 1—1 at hibs, who saw their manager sent off in the aftermath of the equaliser when he kicked a water bottle and it hit an official. rangers closed up on celtic when they thrashed aberdeen 5—0. stjohnstone stay bottom after losing to motherwell. hamilton beat livingston, while the games between kilmarnock and ross county and st mirren and hearts finished goalless. to the rugby world cup next, where south africa and argentina enjoyed big wins but the shock of the day, of the tournament came in shizuoka where japan humbled ireland 19—12. the irish had led at half—time, but a japanese display de

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this paper, in the sunday times, it says jeremy corbyn was so aggrieved that he went around to see seamususe the idea is that there has been some falling out between the two. but in the whole of this piece we have a lot of information, it is very co nte nt we have a lot of information, it is very content rich, because it is also talking about the opinion polls. andrew fisher has walked, saying that he doesn't feel they will succeed in the next general election. the polling seems to bear that out. there is one in yougov which is mentioned in the sunday times, and there is also one in opinionum, putting the conservatives at 37% and labour down to 22%. opinionum, putting the conservatives at 3796 and labour down to 22%. none of this as happy reading, as they going to — —— their conference, which is meant to showcase them at their best. it really isn't. there are serious questions of policy to be discussed in the next few days and instead we have this open civil war. to try to abolish the post of deputy leader was an extraordinary thing, and there are a lot of suggestions as to why that might

with people like alistair campbell than people likejohn mcdonald, jeremy corbyn, len mccluskey and seamus do you really have anything in common with them? i have much in common with them in the sense that i am a member of the labour party. maybe membership of the labour party is becoming meaningless. i don't think it is meaningless at all. you refer to the fact that many of my friends have left or been thrown out, like alistair was in fact thrown out. he doesn't want to go back. he was thrown out, he did not want to go back. these are really great people who have left because they feel they cannot stand the labour party. that is not a choice that i am making, because we're not in this for a year or two. we need to stick with it over a long period. just to correct you, you said labour moved to the extremes on brexit. i don't think they have. i think the labour party remains trying to get a moderate solution to the brexit issue, and by a moderate solution imean something where an agreement can be reached. labour says the public then need to approve it. but we're still trying get a sensible

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seamus nevins is make uk's chief economist.ecline in certainty, meaning that our customers in the uk are concerned about investments in the uk but also seeing on the other side of the channel, foreign customers are no longer buying goods from the uk as they once did for fear of the impact of brexit, particularly at the event of a no—deal. what we have published today is a regional outlook that looks at what that means when you break it down across the regions of the uk. it is interesting to see that this brexit uncertainty alongside the emergence of developing economies and the us china trade war is not only reshaping the nature of the global economy, but also the geography of our economy in the uk. those regions of the uk, particularly at the north—east, yorkshire and wales, other parts as well that rely so heavily in international trade with european counterparts are the ones who are most exposed from a double whammy. they are currently losing autos because of that uncertainty, but also in the event of a no—deal brexit as wel

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always reporting this is >>where does seamus story uh i'm just going to walk off the job at around 6.30y children because according to studies fathers who participate in the kids lives. those kids are mentally better emotionally better. and do a better job at school overall at longwood elementary in hayward and they did this a couple years ago, and we have proof we will show you video in fact i was here. this is being encouraged not just in the bay area but across the country i looked online in this campaign has about 250,000 fathers who over 80 pledge. yes, i will take my child to school today, i'm sure there are many others. they're saying do this because overall fathers they need the recognition mothers are all always wonderful. so mothers tend to do the heavy lifting but now fathers should and will get involved throughout the whole year and by the way if you're just like me and james, and you can't do it. well according to the schools like this one along with elementary, they said that they have other days planned throughout the school year for parents specifically for fathers to ge

seamus leheny is policy manager of the freight transport association in northern ireland.look at alternatives to the backstop. hejoins me now from tunbridge wells. what sort of alternative arrangements are being looked at? people are scratching their heads to try and work out what they might be. yes, that is the big question. on the advisory group looking at alternative arrangements we are looking at some proposals put to us from various technical experts from different fields. we have to put them to the test, the ultimate test we have to put to the government. do they deliver at the same benefits as what the backstop delivers and will the status quo for trade, that ease of cross—border trade be maintained? at the moment there is a couple of things that have been discussed. trusted trader schemes. technology. three ports. some of these ideas, we have put them to the test, talked about them, looked at the impact they will have, we have been quite decisive in our feedback at what will not work and what may be has got legs and at the moment it is proving very difficult to get

seamus oneal. peter j. o'neill junior. christopher orgielewicz. virginia ormiston. kevin o. rourke.nder ortiz. james marie. >> amelio pete ortiz. david ortiz. and my brother daniel. we miss you and love you and we keep you alive and the victims of 9/11. please, never forget. and my brother, my big brother, joseph john henson free. i go by the memorial every day on my way to work and like all of us do i know he would want me to take a moment to say i am proud of you mom, dad to have our ups and downs but we are there for each other and extremely proud of us and my little nephew who isn't so little anymore how proud he is a view. do great. i would be remiss if i did mention two of his best friends. we set up a beautiful golf outing every year to celebrate my brother's life had been so much you and your beautiful wife, thank you. and i brother's best friend who's been like a second big brother to me. i would be remiss if i didn't mention my friends. my brother said i have the best friends in the world and he was right. and maybe you can cindy. whole life.ou my my eyes were opened to se

. >> seamus o'neill. >> peter j.eill jr. >> michael opperman. >> betty ann ong. >> margaret q.olosky. >> christopher t.ogilotwicz. >> vergia ann ormiston. >> kevin m. o'rourke. >> juan ocampos. >> peter keith ortali. >> alexander ortiz. >> jane marie ort thmpb. >> david ortiz. >> and my brother, daniel m. van leer, danny, we miss you, we love you. we keith you alive in the victims of 9/11 alive by your memories. please, never forget. >> and my brother, my big brother, joseph john hassen iii. i drive by the memorial every day on my way to work and i speak to him like so much of us do every day, i know he would want me to take this moment to say how proud he is of his family, mom, dad, sister vicky, sister-in-law mary. it's been 18 years to have our ups and downs, we've been there for each other. he's extremely proud of us and my little nephew, joe. who is not so little any more. just started villanova. how proud he is of you. do great, big guy and i would be remiss if i didn't mention two of his best friends, mike fav

seamus nevin is the chief economist for the manufacturing trade body make uk.rade environment, i supposem is brexit uncertainty and the global trade environment, i suppose. it is. we have seen manufacturing activities contracting for the fourth month in a row, adding to fears that the uk economy could be heading towards a recession. this is a sign of contracting order books as uncertainty around brexit is affecting the confidence of people on whether they want to buy goods from the uk. it is notjust businesses feeling the effect. consumer purchases have also contracted for the first time in a long time and are now falling at the fastest rate since the global financial crisis. it is businesses and consumers at the same time and we are heading into the perfect storm. we have seen audiobooks contracting consecutively for the last several months of the back of an initial peak at the start of the year when we saw unprecedented levels of stockpiling activities, the highest ever recorded in a g7 economy. there was a hangover from that as the economy began to shrink in

let‘s talk to seamus leheny who‘s policy manager at the freight transport association for northern irelandsaying. the contingency measure for a no—deal brexit, particularly with regards to the other hand, it would be unsustainable because we would be leaving our door wide open to trade entering northern ireland where they would be no customs, trade of such acts. likewise, trade going south would be subject to these controls. it would be unsustainable because it would be in breach of wt0 rules and because it would be unfair to businesses in northern ireland because a big market for us is obvious the experts to the eu and the republic of ireland is our biggest export market. we would face tariff on goods going south and it‘s coming northwards would be subject to controls on the question we would ask and what i have always asked the government is that if you‘re not going to have infrastructure checks at the border, where are these checks inevitably going to have to ta ke checks inevitably going to have to take place eventually? when you have them 20 miles inland, 40 meals a towards the port o