but somerset aren‘t alone.out of their reserves. and of course, for a number of councils they are just spending money that is in the bank, saved for a rainy day. they are having to use it, and you can only use it once. next stop on our somerset road trip, a pool which is used every month by over 2000 residents, though it is shutting in two weeks‘ time. residents, though it is shutting in two weeks' time. well, in 2011 i was diagnosed with secondary breast cancer in my spine and pelvis, and my quality of life was quite minimal. i couldn‘t walk far, i couldn‘t do much. since i started coming here, to years ago, and joined in the aqua fit classes, it has just joined in the aqua fit classes, it hasjust made such joined in the aqua fit classes, it has just made such a difference. joined in the aqua fit classes, it hasjust made such a differencelj walked hasjust made such a difference.” walked here every day, and then i go to make swimming, and if this pool closes i won't be able to get here, because my mum doesn't d

no side had chased a total that high in the competition although somerset got really close, kent onlys been speaking about how anxiety kept her out of the national team for two years. cross is playing for her country again after conquering the mental health issues that plagued her. she described to the bbc the severity of the situation. i think ithinki i think i went downstairs to get some food or go to the toilet but did not shower, did not do anything for three days, just slept and cried. my dad came in and i opened my blinds and i shut them straightaway. that was my way of hiding from the world, i guess. —— i dad came in and open my blinds. and you can get more on that story and watch our full interview on the bbc sport website and app... finally a moment of golfing history. american brandt snedeker‘s become just the tenth player in pga tour history to shoot under 60 in a round. he did it at the wyndham championship in north carolina. snedeker actually dropped a shot on his first hole but soon made up for it. this incredible shot was for an eagle. he had this putt for a birdie on h

but somerset aren't alone.f course, for a number of councils, they're just spending money that's in the bank, saved for a rainy day. they are having to use it, and you can only use it once. next stop on our somerset road trip, a pool which is used every month by over 2,000 residents, though it is shutting in two weeks' time. well, in 2011 i was diagnosed with secondary breast cancer in my spine and pelvis, and my quality of life was quite minimal. i couldn't walk far, i couldn't do much. since i started coming here, two years ago, and joined in the aquafit classes, it has just made such a difference. i walk here every day, and then i go to my swimming. and if this pool closes i won't be able to get here, because my mum doesn't drive. they are calling an emergency meeting tonight to mobilise the town. we would give our time, free time to help run it. we would do the painting, we would do the cleaning, we would do anything it takes to keep it going. and finally, through the gorge to cheddar, to meet those fightin

it found "appalling" abuse at ampleforth in north yorkshire, and at downside in somerset, and says bothations. the children, as young as seven, were sexually abused by a number of monks, who were described as being "secretive, evasive and suspicious of anyone outside their benedictine order." in all, ten people have been either convicted or cautioned for their role in sexual abuse. 0ur religion editor, martin bashir, reports. they decorate some of england's most attractive landscapes. downside school, here in somerset, and ampleforth in yorkshire — described as resembling a harry potter world of beguiling charm. but within these golden monastic buildings from the 1960s onwards, some teachers sexually abused children as young as seven. piers grant—ferris was described as a sadistic and violent abuser at ampleforth's prep school, where he taught for ten years from 1965. seen here on the right in 2006, he was found guilty on 20 counts of indecent assault, and was one of ten staff at the schools to have been convicted or cautioned in the last 50 years. but today's report said the true scale

it found "appalling" abuse at ampleforth in north yorkshire and at downside in somerset, and says bothons tried to cover up numerous allegations. the children as young as seven were sexually abused by a number of monks, who were described as being "secretive, evasive and suspicious of anyone outside their benedictine order". ten people have been convicted or cautioned for the abuse. our religion editor, martin bashir, reports. downside school in somerset, like ampleforth in north yorkshire, described as resembling a harry potter world of beguiling charm. within these golden monastic buildings, from the 1960s onwards, predatory teachers sexually abused children as young as seven. piers grant—ferris, a former officer in the irish guards, was described as a sadistic and violent abuser at ampleforth‘s prep school from 1965 to 1975. in 2006, he was found guilty on 20 counts of indecent assault. he was one of ten staff at the schools to have been convicted or cautioned in the last 50 years. but today's report said the true scale of abuse at ampleforth and downside is likely to have been much

today the mp for north east somerset jacob of the first one.omersetjacob rees of the first one. today the mp for north east somerset jacob rees mogg told points west... 0ptimism from those gathered here in bristol this afternoon, but the argument about brexit are unlikely to go away any time soon. president erdogan of turkey insists his country is not going bankrupt, despite what he calls its economic war with the united states. the turkish lira has hit record lows against the dollar after president trump doubled tariffs on imports of turkish steel and aluminium. relations between the two nato allies are at a new low over a string of issues, including the detention of an american pastor on terror charges. here's our business correspondent, joe lynam. crowds were out in force in northern turkey today in support of their president in this escalating and very public row between two nato allies. this dispute could destabilise the middle east and global markets. and today, president erdogan did nothing to calm the situation. he told supporters that

downside school, in somerset.kshire, described at the inquiry last december as resembling a "harry potter world of beguiling charm". but within these golden monastic buildings, predatory teachers sexually abused children as young as seven for over a0 years. today's report is a comprehensive condemnation of both schools, and their failure to protect children. it says the true scale of abuse is likely to be considerably higher than is reflected in the number of perpetrators convicted. it says monks in both institutions were very often secretive and evasive, and that both ampleforth and downside prioritised the monks and their own reputations over the protection of children. this is a very hard—hitting, very serious report that, as i say, over many years, showed that the reputation of individuals and the reputation of the institution itself was far more important to people than the safety and protection of children. the report concludes with the disturbing observation that neither school, outside of the context of th

the bureau for investigative journalism did some research suggesting councils including somerset andcial problems. auditors back injuly said that if somerset didn't take some serious action, they could well find themselves in a similar position to northamptonshire in two or three years' time. breaking news concerning a human trafficking investigation under way in kent. following the arrest of nine people yesterday, we've been informed three men have been charged as part of that investigation. 0fficers as part of that investigation. officers from the eastern region special operations unit and border forces officials had intervened a speedboat in kent. following on from that on friday, three men have now been charged in relation to that investigation into human trafficking. they've been remanded in custody for a court hearing which took place on saturday and that is pending further court appearances. two other men were arrested yesterday but they have been released under investigation and we understand four other people arrested have also been taken to an immigration detention centre p

it found "appalling" abuse at ampleforth in north yorkshire, and at downside in somerset, and says bothions. the children, as young as seven, were sexually abused by a number of monks, who were described as being "secretive, evasive and suspicious of anyone outside their benedictine order." 0ur religion editor, martin bashir, reports. they decorate some of england's most attractive landscapes. downside school, here in somerset, and ampleforth in yorkshire — described as resembling a harry potter world of beguiling charm. but within these golden monastic buildings from the 19605 onwards, some teachers sexually abused children as young as seven. piers gra nt—ferris was described as a sadistic and violent abuser at ampleforth's prep school, where he taught for ten years from 1965. seen here on the right in 2006, he was found guilty on 20 counts of indecent assault and was one of ten staff at the schools to have been convicted or cautioned in the last 50 years. but, today's report said the true scale of abuse at ampleforth and downside is likely to have been much higher. this is a very hard

we know that somerset cou nty failure.nty council has warned that it may face bankruptcy. other warnings from council leaders, including many notable conservative authorities, saudi government in 2015 say, right, we are going to change the system. some local authorities will be —— so the government in 2015 said we are to change the system and have a fair funding review to work out how we're going to do that. here we are, three yea rs going to do that. here we are, three years on, the fairfunding review has not completed yet. the business rates legislation has been shelved. i think there is deep frustration in local government right now, made more so by the kind of scenes we are seeing in northamptonshire today. thank you. the former leader of the english defence league, tommy robinson, has been freed on bail, after winning a challenge against a finding of contempt of court. but he'll face a fresh court hearing on the allegations later in the year. our correspondent tom burridge is at the court of appeal. explain what has h

the bureau for investigative journalism did some research suggesting councils including somerset andring serious financial problems. auditors back injuly said that if somerset didn't take some serious action, they could well find themselves in a similar position to northamptonshire in two or three yea rs' northamptonshire in two or three years' time. thank you. the headlines on bbc news... new research finds two thirds of plastic containers still can't be recycled, as councils call for action. detectives investigating the disappearance of midwife samantha eastwood are carrying out searches in a rural area of stoke—on—trent. concern over northamptonshire county council's financial difficulties has led england's children's commissioner to ask for reassurances that services for young people will be protected. sport, england beat india by 31 runs ina sport, england beat india by 31 runs in a thrilling finale to the first test at edgbaston. they are now 1—0 up test at edgbaston. they are now 1—0 up in the best five series. ireland are up in the best five series. ireland a re level up in t

and in fact auditors back injuly said that if somerset didn't take some serious action, they could well. hundreds of mourners in zimbabwe have gathered to bury one of those killed in the capital harare during protests against the presidential election. president emmerson mnangagwa has called for unity following his victory, and says he will be a leader for all zimbabweans. here, the government says it's deeply concerned by violence following zimba bwe's elections, and has called the response from the security forces "disproportionate". a woman has become the first person in denmark to be charged with wearing a face veil in public. the new law has provoked protests and criticism from human rights groups. it was officially introduced on wednesday after it passed in denmark's parliament earlier this year. it does not mention burqas and niqabs by name, but says "anyone who wears a garment that hides the face in public will be punished with a fine". most of the thai boys rescued from a flooded cave have returned home after spending time in a buddhist monastery as novice monks. 11 of the wild

the english benedictine monasteries at ampleforth in north yorkshire and downside in somerset have apologisedon evidence given at public hearings in december. our news correspondent richard lister reports. good morning, everyone. 0vertwo months last year, the independent enquiry into this child sexual abuse, held hearings into historical abuse, held hearings into historical abuse at two roman catholic schools. did you ever consider telling the police? i considered the possibility but, again, it was rumoured. father leo chamberlain, the headmaster of ampleforth school in yorkshire during the 19905 was a student there during the 19905 was a student there during the 19905 was a student there during the 19605 and 705. that was a period when this man, was abusing boysin period when this man, was abusing boys in ampleforth's prep school. it was jailed for two years in 2006 after admitting 20 assaults. another month, gregory carol, wa5 after admitting 20 assaults. another month, gregory carol, was jailed in 2005 offences against boys there. police say there are enquiry expo5ed three other paedophile

in taunton saw play abandoned without a ball bowled in the final t20 blast quarter final between somersetomorrow. and the catalans dragons players have returned home to a heroes welcome. these were the scenes at the airport as steve mcnamara's players touched down in france — they beat warrington wolves at wembley yesterday to win their first challenge cup yesterday. no team from outside england had ever won the trophy. serena williams has responded to french open organisers whose new rules would see her unable to wear the ‘catsuit‘ she wore at roland garros earlier this year. the suit was designed to help reduce the chances of blood clots, after complications during childbirth last year... obviously, the grand slams have a right to do what they want to do, but i feel like... if and when or if they know that some things are for health reasons, then there's no way that they wouldn't be ok with it. i've since found other methods. when it comes to fashion, you don't want to be a repeat offender! it will be a while before this even has to come up again. that's all from sportsday. we'll have m

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this is architecture that came out of the house in somerset county, maryland.was built in the first decade of the 18th century. the person who lived in houses like this was no means poor. thatwas the kind of house somebody in the upper 50% of wealth is going to have. time,nventories from that you see that they had quite a number of fine things. not only are they going to have some look we made furniture, like a walnut table. they are also going to have ceramics. they will have imported glass. ont because they are living the edge of the english empire does not mean that they don't have access to those global markets. those global markets are bringing them those kinds of things. they are bringing them pottery, glass, metal work. they are also bringing ideas of what is fashionable. foroesn't take very long what is fashionable in the cabinet shop in london or edinburgh to make its way to america and even into households in a fairly democratic level. settlements around the chesapeake bay are flourishing starting in the mid-1770's, there is also colonization going on

downside school, in somerset. the inquiry last december as resembling a "harry potter world of beguiling charm". but within these golden monastic buildings, predatory teachers sexually abused children as young as seven for over 40 years. today's report is a comprehensive condemnation of both schools, and their failure to protect children. it says the true scale of abuse is likely to be considerably higher than is reflected in the number of perpetrators convicted. it says monks in both institutions were very often secretive and evasive, and that both ampleforth and downside prioritised the monks and their own reputations over the protection of children. this is a very hard—hitting, very serious report that, as i say, over many years, showed that the reputation of individuals and the reputation of the institution itself was far more important to people than the safety and protection of children. the report concludes with the disturbing observation that neither school, outside of the context of this inquiry, has ever

you've got to imagine president trump sitting in somerset county not too far from where we are right now on his so-called working vacation perhaps watching cable news, perhaps seeing the coverage of chris collins' arrest might have something to say. >> yes, well, under normal circumstances the president of the united states should have nothing to say about an ongoing criminal investigation, but these are not normal times, this is not a normal president, and i think that it would be more surprising if, in fact, the president exercise presidential restraint. so i don't think anybody will be surprised if the president tweets out in defense of his friend. >> anna and sahil, talk a little bit more about the idea that this is something that has been in a sense hang over collins for a little while now. i know you've done some reporting on this. >> right. as we mentioned, the house ethics committee has looked into this. this was a problem for chris collins last fall when it prok broke. but he emphatically maintained his innocence and the problem seemed to dissipate for the time being. chris

somerset beat nottinghamshire in their delayed t20 blast quarterfinal.. there's been a blow for wasps today with the news fly—half jimmy gopperth could be out for up to nine months. he's has had knee ligament reconstruction surgery after getting injured in a preseason friendly. with danny cipriani leaving the club in the summer, and star signing lima sopoaga yet to arrive from new zealand, wasps are currently light in the playmaking positions ahead of the new campaign. there was a brilliant weekend for british basketball, as the men won the wheelchair basketball world championships, beating the usa in the final. the gb team claimed a 79—62 win to hand the rio paralympic champions their first defeat in four years. the result also means that great britain claimed their first global gold medal. hugh woozencroft‘s been speaking to a couple of members of the team, greg warburton and george bates. we have a whole year of training building up to this and we all believed that we could do it, so when the final buzzer went i felt more of a relief and obviously in

and in fact auditors back injuly said that if somerset didn't take some serious action, they could wells' northamptonshire in two or three years' time. the moped then crashed with a second police car travelling in the opposite direction, which overturned. a 17—year—old boy was taken to hospital with serious leg injuries. he has since been arrested on suspicion of a number of motoring offences. that is coming in from the met police. this is bbc world news, the latest headlines. new analysis suggests only a third of plastic food containers can be recycled. the rest is sent to landfill. hot air from recycled. the rest is sent to landfill. hot airfrom north recycled. the rest is sent to landfill. hot air from north africa causes a severe heatwave in spain and portugal, temperatures could go above the record high for europe. hundreds of mourners in zimbabwe have gathered to bury one of those killed in the capital harare during protests against the presidential election. president emmerson mnangagwa has called for unity following his victory, and says he will be a leader for all zimbabweans.

we have our live audience on our little blplaza and i'm hallie jackson live from somerset couldn'ty. we're getting outside the beltway, the president is up the road in bedminster and hunkered down but lawyers are not, responding to special counsel setting new terms for a presidential interview and delivering a new warning from team trump. finish this thing in three weeks or else. >> if it isn't over by september we have a very, very serious violation of the justice department rules. >> we will fact check that headline and time line too and talk about the fast moving time line on the trial of the campaign chair, prosecutors getting ready to rest their case against paul nan ma fort. if not tomorrow as the judge and his decisions now become the star. we're live at the courthouse. plus, step aside michael cohen, you are not the only one with secret recordings of the president. omarosa has tapes from inside the west wing. what we know as the former white house aide prepares for an all-out media blitz. you'll see it here in the nbc news family. we have a team set up and ready to go on this

downside school in somerset, like ampleforth in north yorkshire, described as resembling a harry potterm. within these golden monastic buildings, from the 1960s onwards, predatory teachers sexually abused children as young as seven. piers grant—ferris, a former officer in the irish guards, was described as a sadistic and violent abuser at ampleforth's prep school from 1965 to 1975. in 2006, he was found guilty on 20 counts of indecent assault. he was one of ten staff at the schools to have been convicted or cautioned in the last 50 years. but today's report said the true scale of abuse at ampleforth and downside is likely to have been much higher. this is a very hard—hitting, very serious report. as i say, over many years it showed that the reputation of individuals have the reputation of the institution itself was far more important to people than the safety and protection of children. one former student at ampleforth described the impact of being repeatedly abused as a child. my biggest problem has been having a shutdown of the motions for most of my life. —— of emotions. i had to, ot

they say in one place in somerset, they have hired a security firm to patrol late at night because ofyou look at sussex, with the fewest bobbies on the deeper head of population, 8.3 neighbourhood officers, 100,000 people. it says that they have reassigned to back rooms. essentially they are working on back room, but we know that it crime is also huge. so we need to get them some weight. but the problem is, of course, we are in this austerity at the moment. we need the money for somewhere else. everybody‘s. .. need the money for somewhere else. everybody's. .. the paper does quote the chief constable of leicestershire, simon cole, who tries to explain it by saying that there is so much of the crime going on, new crime, i should say, things like cybercrime, that they are having to choose very carefully where they assign their funds, because they need support. but nevertheless, i think we would all ee, nevertheless, i think we would all agree, or anybody who just walks around an area... that feel slightly dodgy, if you had if you police officers around, you would definitely feel less sc

admitted to using sandpaper on the ball in a game against south africa in march and his deal with somersetyear. if you've done a search on manchester united/pogba, over the last couple of days you'd think they were a team in turmoil — with plenty of negative headlines regarding united midfielder paul pogba and his managerjose mourinho. it was reported the pair had had a fallout and following their premier league win over leicester. but mourinho says their relationship couldn't be more positive. we are together for two years and a couple of weeks. and i have never been so happy with him as i am now. that is the truth. i cannot demand more from him. i cannot ask more from them. he came here on monday, he trains three days, i asked for his support for his contribution important match for us with the team had difficulties, he did it, he did it better and for more time than we could expect. 0s os said with a smile. united away to brighton on sunday... that's all the sport for now. thank you. diets designed to take inches off the waistline, could potentially end up taking years off someone's lif

admitted to using sandpaper on the ball in a game against south africa in march and his deal with somersetdisappointed" after their fly half danny cipriani was summoned to appear before an rfu disciplinary panel. it follows the england international‘s conviction for assault earlier this week. cipriani has now been charged with "conduct pre—judicial to the interests of the game" by the rfu after the incident outside a jersey nightclub. however, gloucester have released a statment criticising the decision and the timing of the announcement. manchester united bossjose mourinho says he "couldn't be happier" with paul pogba after the france midfielder suggested he was dissatisfied with life at old trafford. the world cup winner fell out of favour last season, and this summer has been linked with a move to barcelona. but mourinho has denied reports of a rift between the two of them. we are together for two years and a couple of weeks. and i have never been so happy with him as i am now.

tennis on the bbc website. including live text of the t20 quarter—final between nottinghamshire and somerset.co.uk/sport. back with more in the next hour. this friday marks 21 years since the death of princess diana and this week we're hearing from the winners of the diana award, an award established in the princess's memory to celebrate young people who have gone above and beyond to change the world for the better. benjamin bennett is one of the diana award winners — he's won the award for his fight against discrimination and prejudice against the traveller community. he is in our studio in sheffield. then, congratulations. tell us what you did to win this award. thank you, and to win the award i was nominated by someone, someone nominated by someone, someone nominated me for the work i was doing for the equality for my community. it was an amazing experience, it was a brilliant surprise. i went on my mother and father's wedding anniversary, so it was a brilliant day. it made it very special. what discrimination have you faced? how old are you?” special. what discrimination have you faced?

today, the prominent brexiteer and mp for north east somerset, jacob rees—mogg, told points west...is afternoon, but the arguments about brexit are unlikely to go away any time soon. us authorities are trying to establish why an airline worker stole an empty passenger plane. the 76—seater aircraft took off from tacoma airport and flew over seattle. it eventually crashed in ketron islands, some 80 km away. police say the man appeared to be suicidal. andy moore reports. what the hell? the stolen plane was filmed by shocked witnesses flying low over the islands of puget sound. oh, my god. what is happening right now? ok, but why has it gotjets? it was pursued by at least two f—15 military jets. the authorities said those aircraft escorted the plane out of harm's way but were not instrumental in bringing it down. what the hell is this guy doing? whilst he was performing aerobatic manoeuvres, the 29—year—old man at the controls was talking to air traffic control. the man piloting the plane said he would perform a last barrel roll and then call it a night. he crashed into a sparsely popul

admitted to using sandpaper on the ball in a game against south africa in march and his deal with somersetar. manchester city's tilt on a successful title defence has taken an early blow with the news they will be without their influential midfielder keven de bruyne for around three months. the club has confirmed that the belgium international suffered a knee ligament injury in training on wednesday. it's the same knee he injured in early 2016 that kept him out for 10 weeks and although the club say he won't need surgery, he's likely to be sidelined until mid—november. over the last 2a hours danny cipriani has received a some criticism but also a fair amount of support from those in rugby, after his arrest injersey put his england future in doubt. his old boss at sale — steve diamond — has urged england head coach eddiejones to stick by him, as his club side gloucester have done. diamond said it would be "too harsh" if the incident ended his international career. cipriani said he was "truly sorry". ellie simmonds qualified second fastest for tonight's aoo—metres freestyle s6 final at the e

but that didn't stop another county side, somerset, pulling out of a deal to take him on this seasonough, says he believes the members at the riverside will understand the decision. well, one or two might not be happy but i think the vast majority will be. it didn't really come into our thinking, to be perfectly honest, only insomuch as we have done some due diligence on cameron as we would with any player we sign. it is very important we understand about their character, their personality, will they fit in to our dressing room? it was a very disappointing time for him, surely the biggest mistake he has made in his life, but he has been punished for it. he is young man and we all make mistakes. we all have a reference point. and it has been well chronicled, cameron is a fine young man and he will fit in really well and he is extremely professional, well then we are looking for him to make a big impact next year. well, up until late december when bancroft‘s ban ends the only cricket he's been allowed to play is in the western australia league for willeton district. surroundings nowher

if there's a little bit of noise, we're at somerset house and we're overlooking the thames and over therehave performed in the past, is that right? yes, i played streetcar named desire. does it bring back happy memories? yes, yes, working with trevor nunn, an incredible cast. i'm aware of joan's various indiscretions. please don't paint me as a victim, i am much more interesting than that. i know you are. tell us about the wife. well, i kind of say it's a story about a very complex marriage and in a way, you could also say it's a kind of love story. your character, i don't know how to describe it, there is, all those phrases come to mind, like long—serving, long—suffering, there's an element to that that you're constantly on the lookout for? she's a someone who is... she's someone who is... has one of my favourite scenes to shoot. well, actually, i loved the whole process, but, was, when i'm just standing there when we arrive in stockholm, holding his coat. because that kind of shows her role in this marriage for a lot of years. and then there's the scene at a cocktail party when she's al

so somerset has some very worrying signs there about the level at which it is eating into its reservesting into its reserves. similar things can be said about surrey and lancashire, and also somewhere like birmingham. that's used up its reserve by £63 million last year. there is real concern is that councils just aren't living within their means. some research at the national audit 0ffice suggested that probably about 15 councils with social care responsibilities, where they are using up their reserves at such a degree that they will become unviable within three years. it's a huge challenge. so in the short term, what happens now in northamptonshire? you know, what are they going to do, what will it mean for people that? well, i spoke with the commissioner, who is the person who is leading the response drafted in by the government there. i spoke with him last week. he was very clear that the council has legal obligations to provide certain services, and it also has legal obligations to balance its books. he's slightly concerning lee wasn't able to give a timescale by when the council's

downside school, in somerset.y last december as resembling a "harry potter world of beguiling charm". but within these golden monastic buildings, predatory teachers sexually abused children as young as seven for over a0 years. today's report is a comprehensive condemnation of both schools and their failure to protect children. it says the true scale of abuse is likely to be considerably higher than is reflected in the number of perpetrators convicted. it says monks in both institutions were very often secretive and evasive, and that both ampleforth and downside prioritised the monks and their own reputations over the protection of children. this is a very hard—hitting, very serious report that, as i say, over many years, showed that the reputation of individuals and the reputation of the institution itself was far more important to people than the safety and protection of children. the report concludes with the disturbing observation that neither school, outside of the context of this inquiry, has ever apologised

admitted to using sandpaper on the ball in a game against south africa in march, and his deal with somersetsummoned to an rfu disciplinary panel next week. it follows the england international‘s conviction for assault earlier this week. cipriani has now been charged with conduct prejudicial to the interests of the game by the rfu after the incident outside a jersey nightclub. however, gloucester have released a statment criticising the decision and the timing of the announcement. manchester city women's champions league campaign begins with a difficult—looking tie against spanish champions atletico madrid next month. the draw was made earlier today, three british clubs still involved. the english double winners chelsea face bosnia and herzegovina—based side sfk 2000 sarajevo, while glasgow city will meet somatio barcelona, from cyprus. the wbc world heavyweight champion deontay wilder says there is no question he will fight tyson fury later this year. again, some flash photography coming up. the american argued with fury‘s dad, john, at today's weigh—in ahead of his son's bout with francesc

these people about what they know and you try to keep them quit, that could be viewed as obstruction somerset these deals where if you talk you got to pay us a million dollars, that's problem mating for law enforcement. so i think they're listening to legal advice or hearing from prosecutors, you need to undo these deals and let them tell their stories. >> when the questions started to come to the white house about stormy daniels and karen mcdougal. there were full throated denials from the president's supporters, from his press secretary and then as time went on the truth came out, that the president knew about the payments and the president said they came from me. so when the white house eventually answers questions about this contract with this doorman, they're going to have a struggle convincing people. >> of course, there is a real kweblt correct question here -- credibility question here. we find out the last version probably wasn't true. beyond that we have to were, i think it's easy to forget sometimes at the core the president denied ever having any affair with stormy daniels. i thin

and his dealt with somerset was cancelled, now he would join dural next year.iani with summoned to a disciplinary panel next week and it follows the england international conviction for assault earlier this week. he has now been charged with conduct prejudicial to the interests of the game by the rfu. after the incident outside of a jersey nightclub. however, gloucester, his clu b nightclub. however, gloucester, his club have released a statement criticising the decision and the timing of the announcement. man city manager at warren ellis is the intense football schedule has contributed to the injury of his midfielder kevin de bruyne. the club has confirmed that the international suffered a knee ligament injury on wednesday. the same knee he injured it to the other 16 that kept him out for ten weeks. the club say he won't need surgery, he's likely to be sidelined until mid—november. bad news for all concerned. the arrest. it was a tough season last season. —— they do not rest. we demand them because we are anti—competition. —— are anti—competition. human beings

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we are at somerset house overlooking the thames.re interested in that. tell us about the wife. i say it is a story about a very complex marriage and in a way you could also say it is a kind of love story. your character i don't know how to describe, there is all of those phrases coming to mind like long serving, long—suffering, there is an element to that that you are on the lookout for. she is someone who... 0ne on the lookout for. she is someone who... one of my favourite scenes to shoot, well, actually, i love the whole process. but when i was standing there when we arrived in stockholm holding his coat. because that kind of shows her role in this marriage for a lot of years. and then there is the scene at a cocktail party when she is almost invisible. he kind of negates and doesn't introduce her to anyone. she has to introduce herself. and ijust think it is a situation that quite a few women will identify with on one level or another. inevitably, i asked the question, do you feel like you have ever... have you ever felt that you

that news coming from avon and somerset police. the headlines on bbc news...ast night. children up to 17 years old could be banned from buying sugar and caffiene—filled energy drinks in england in a bid to tackle childhood obesity. an american plus size model has told the bbc she cried when the uk editor of the magazine cosmopolitan asked her to be on the cover. tess holliday, who is a uk size 26, says it will have positive impact on millions of people with bodies like hers. earlier she spoke to my colleague, victoria derbyshire, explaining how the magazine shoot came about. i was iwas in i was in london is speaking for the cosmo conference they did for self—made women and we spoke quite a bit after. probably about to weeks after i left london and came back home, she said to me literally instagram how would you like to be a cosmo girl. the editor? yes, so i broke into tears and said are you kidding? she said i'm positive, which i should have known because the english don't reallyjoke around with business. so you cried when she put that to you? i absolutely cri

somerset has some worrying signs of a the level... similar thing worrying signs of a the level...e level... similar thing can be said about surrey and lancashire, also birmingham, which is used up its reserve by £63 million last year. there are real concerns that councils are not living within their means. the national research audit office suggests that 15 councils with social care responsibilities are using up their reserves of such reprieve —— degree they will become unviable for the next three years. it's a huge talent. what happens in northamptonshire in the short term? what will it mean for people there? i spoke with the commissioner who is the person leading the response drafted by the governments, i spoke with him last week. he was clear that the council has legal obligations to provide certain services, and it also has legal obligations to balance its books. he slightly concerning lee was unable to give a timescale by when the budget can be balanced, which is a sign ofjust budget can be balanced, which is a sign of just how budget can be balanced, which is a sign ofjust h

we have our live audience on our little blplaza and i'm hallie jackson live from somerset couldn'ty.e're getting outside the beltway, the president is up the road in bedminster and hunkered down but lawyers are not, responding to special counsel setting new terms for a presidential interview and delivering a new warning from team trump.

somerset it is not real. today?. >> i think everyone has their own opinion and leave everyone out. >> people would want proof. >> you would say, let's cut it open. you had to proceed like a scientist and disagree up or something, you disagree and then you proceed that way. happens, that is not the way they proceeded. bachman, the one who said it was a fake, felt that did in, the editor, didn't treat him with respect. almostr words, immediately, the dispute was not about the mermaid. it was about something different. , one treatedds with appropriate respect. this is not a quote from bachman. said, he cared not a whit where they mermaid is real or not. he only demanded that his observation betrayed with respect. these are his words. mr. no humbug. these were anonymous battles there happening. signed his name with no humbug. humbug, has us all to meet with with in hand. being me to take a friendly it. on her shoulders. you can hear the thinker and -- is a mermaid or not? all of a sudden, bachman is saying, something tha

saturday, starting at 10 am eastern, our coverage and use leeward call in somerset at the washington convention center with pulitzer prize winning biographer don meacham and his book the soul of america, battle or our better angels. pulitzer prize winning historian doris kearns goodwin with leadership in turkey times. ron turned out with his brand and fox news host brian kill me with his book andrew jackson and the miracle of new orleans, battle that she america destiny . watch the 18th annual library of congress national book festival live on c-span2 tv saturday at 10 ameastern . >> canada's immigration minister before the canadian house of commons that is in ship committee about the governments response to illegal border crossings and their handling of the search and asylum-seekers. members from the committee heard from several officials from nonprofit organizations that deal with the refugee crisis . >>. >> i'm calling to order this the 119 meeting of the senate committee on citizenship and immigration. as a person descending order 1082, westudy the impact of irregular crossing ,

when you start picking off different behaviors and characteristics because all of us probably, to somersetexhibit narcissism and exhibit these character six two got extremely careful not to tell your workforce. the narcissist. that's the problem. before long everybody is saying i'm reporting on you. got to be careful about that. that's why it is important to have access to people who know what that means and can evaluate it. the most successful programs in the government are either have those or access to them and their part of the process so that if something services, whether a phone call or e-mail to insider the program, or someone picks up something that they can take that and look at that and evaluated again in context because everyone has a bad day. me coming in and not talking at all my staff first thing in the morning would not bother them for the first ten minutes because i think i got something hot in my inbox. two hours goes by i'm not gone out and made a joke then they start wondering about me. but it doesn't mean that i'm going to squirrel away secrets and give them to you. it

his match with somerset was cancelled. he willjoin durham next year.y been given a one—year suspension for his failure to cooperate with investigation into the beer and the pakistan cricket board said that he the linchpin. kate cross has opened up about her battles with anxiety and depression. she was one of the first female players to receive a professional contract but she missed out on competing for two years after suffering a breakdown. competing for two years after suffering a breakdownlj competing for two years after suffering a breakdown. i went downstairs to get food and go to the toilet, i didn't shower, i didn't do anything for three days. ijust slept and cried and my dad came in and opened my blinds and i would shut them straightaway. it was obviously my way of trying to hide from the world. cipriani has received support from the rugby world which put his england future in doubt. his old boss has urged the england head coach to stick by him as his side gloucester has done. he said it would be too harsh and it ended his international career.

admitted to using sandpaper on the ball in a game against south africa in march and his deal with somersetout their influential midfielder kevin de bruyne for around three months. the club has confirmed that the belgium international suffered a knee ligament injury in training on wednesday. it's the same knee he injured in early 2016 that kept him out for 10 weeks and although the club say he won't need surgery, he's likely to be sidelined until mid—november. ellie simmonds qualified second fastest for tonight's 400 metres freestyle s6 final at the european para swimming championships in dublin. simmonds won her heat, ahead of maisie summers—newton, who beat her to the 200 metres title on tuesday. this will be her last race of the competition — and simmonds says she will put her all into getting top spot on the podium. it's a lot faster time than i expected. it felt really good. but you never know what everyone is going to turn out tonight. maisie has been on fine form this week. there is everything to play for, to be honest tonight. really enjoyed my 100 breaststroke. really happy to come