what about southampton county? southampton county actually has more slaves than whites. so it's not, you know, like the high schoolers here are going, we're going to revolt and take over this thing. although that would be sort of cool, i think. i don't know. no, i mean it's -- there are a lot of slaves in southampton county. there's a lot of slaves in southampton county. i also want to go back to the map of this cotton production. in 1820 you'll see the cotton production -- actually this map shows the slight cotton production extends up into southampton county which is true. it does. the slight cotton production in southhampton county, not much. but when we see where the slave production is going. it's going to go along the black belt, the mississippi river. this is also going to play an important role in the revolt. well, we're going to see the shift of the slave population basically from the coast which is where it is in the 1830 map to the mississippi river area. that's without -- without taking the slave population away from the -- from virginia. virginia still has i

southampton county. i also want to go back to the map of this cotton production. in 1820 you'll see the cotton production -- actually this map shows the slight cotton production extends up into southampton county which is true. it does. the slight cotton production in southampton county we know where the slave production is going. it's going to go along the black belt, the mississippi river. this is also going to play an important role in the revolt. well, we're going to see the shift of the slave population basically from the coast which is where it is in the 1830 map to the mississippi river area. that's without -- without taking the slave population away from the -- from virginia. vurng still has its slave population. it's just the growth of the slave population happens in the west. i mean, important thing and thing you can't see, what's the number of slaves in the country in 1830? 2 million. what's the number of slaves in the country in 1860? 4 million. okay, so there's been an enormous growth in the

production extends into southampton county. when we see where it is going, we know where sleigh production is going. the black belt, the mississippi river. this will also play an important role in the revolt. why? we see the shift of the slave population from the coast, which is where it is in the 1830 map, to the mississippi river area. without taking the slave population away from virginia. virginia still has a slave population, it is just the growth in slave population happens in the west. slaves ine number of the country in 1830? 2 million. in 1860? 4 million. -- enormousowth in growth in slave population in the country. notice this. slaves -- i don't want to get my numbers reversed -- southampton county population down. why? slaves tot a centralwhat induce rebel? ,ne thing that may have done this may be one of thewhat indu? nat turner. who is he? whites thought he was crazy. fanatic. thomas gray, the man who wrote down nat turner's confessions. they are available online. a preacher, pretend profit. this fits in with a mode

, and what a su ccess sign him from southampton, and what a success he has been.s a similar success hope that maguire has a similar success rate at old trafford. it is a six—year contract with an option ofan a six—year contract with an option of an extra year on top, and this is a player who made 76 appearances for leicester, scoring five goal two, and is of course now a regular england international, as we saw last summer at the world cup. —— five goals. manchester united will hope that this is the sewing that helps to propel them back into the big time, back into contention for the major trophies. let's get a check on the day's other sports news now. the 33—year—old was released by chelsea at the end of last season, after seven years with the club. he madejust two premier league appearances last season. carl frampton is out of this weekend's bout in philadelphia against emmanuel dominguez. frampton has reportedly suffered a freak injury, dropping an ornament on his hand, breaking two bones. british number one johanna konta lost in the first round of the rogers c

liverpool followed up their opening day win with a 2—1 victory at southampton.p—flight victory. sadio mane scored against his former club before roberto firmino made it 2—0. there was a dreadful mistake from goalkeeper adrian which let danny ings score to get one back for southampton, but ings squandered the chance to get a second. it was so difficult for us today. we should form the first second that nobody is tired. we came here to win the game, that was the only reason, so we have to fight like crazy. before the game i said, i think that most of the headlines are already written. everybody is prepared. it is like the biggest banana skin in history. elsewhere, arsenal won the day's early game, 2—1, against burnley. aston villa lost their first home game back in the top flight to bournemouth. brighton and west ham drew 1—1. everton had their first win of the season, beating watford 1—0 and promoted norwich beat newcastle 3—1. after barcelona lost the opening la liga match on friday, real madrid began their campaign with a comfortable 3—1win against celta vigo w

he made an absolute howler though to let southampton back into the match, passing the ball straight toe for a nervy last few minutes for last year's runners—up. liverpool came through to win 2—1 and in the circumstances, the travelling, the late finish they had on wednesday night and the test they had against southampton who they knew would be fighting for their lives, this could turn out to be a very important result. it was so difficult for us today and we showed from the first and second, nobody is tired. we came here to win the game so we have to fight like crazy. before the game, i think most of the headlines are already written and everyone is prepared for it, it looked like the biggest banana skin in history. we didn't give up, we believed in what we were doing and i think finally came back with one having then tried everything and yeah, it isa then tried everything and yeah, it is a pity. norwich city got a harsh lesson to start life in the premier league — they were beaten 4—1 by liverpool in the opener last week, but you can see today daniel farke's side have their first win

so a poor start for watford in front of their home fans there was disappointment too for southamptonburnley — a 3—0 win at turf moor on the opening day. certainly wasn't the august t—shirt and shorts feel to this match — and those atrocious weather conditions in lancashire had a say in the opening goal too. a long ball forward got caught in the wind and swirled over the southampton defence where ashley barnes was on hand to fire it in. he was soon celebrating a second goal too, southapmton really falling apart in the conditions by this point, southampton were falling apart in the conditions. not a good afternoon for them. and joey gudmundsson made it 3—0 to sean dyche's side with this curling shot late on. much better start this season then for burnley who struggled last term trying to balance the europa league with their premier league efforts. they have a manager in sean dyche who knows in every top flight season, every result counts. we know what the premier league is. we have seen it time and time, is my fifth season. you expect results... by by no means do you think it guarantee

after he signed for the clu b southampton after he signed for the club this week.er today, the murray brother also face each other for the only the second time in their career, in the doubles at the cincinnati master, that is all to come at 6.30. now it is time for the film review. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is james king. so james, what do we have this week? well we have got leo, brad and margot, teaming up for quentin tarantino‘s ninth film. 0nce margot, teaming up for quentin tarantino‘s ninth film. once upon a time in hollywood. and dora and the lost city of gold goes from cartoon to live action and searchs for the lost city of gold. and if you are desperate for a film where12—year—olds say disgusting things you are in luck. good boys is also out. well, let us not start with the 12—year—olds, let us start in hollywood and quentin tarantino, how is it? it isjust a lot of film. it is it? it isjust a lot of film. it isa is it? it isjust a lot of film. it is a film i have seen a couple of time, i

there was disappointment too for southampton on the road, but what a brilliant start for burnley, a 3ertainly wasn't the august feel to this match and those atrocious weather conditions in lancashire had a say in the opening goal too. a crossed long ball forward got caught in the wind and swirled over the southampton defence where ashley barnes was on hand to fire it in. and broke a deadlock in a pretty tight affair. he was soon celebrating a second goal too, southapmton really falling apart in the conditions by this point, and joey gudmundsson made it 3—0 to sean dyche's side with this curling shot late on. burnley had a poor start this time last year. the struggled last term trying to balance the europa league with their premier league efforts. they have a manager in sean dyche who knows in every top flight season, every result counts. we know what the premier week is. we have seen it time and time, is my fifth season. —— premier league. detectives results... you know you have to start with top performances but on the other hand i must say the lads are coming in bright this preseaso

the head coaches of the women's and men's southampton —based team for the former captain edwards is currently be head coaches of the women's and men's southampton—based teams for the hundred. former england captain edwards is currently coach of kia super league side southern vipers and hampshire director of women's cricket. we've got a huge successful background in this country to promote the game, and next summer is an opportunity to do that with a new format. the main thing is attracting a new audience, and i think families are a new audience, and i think families a re really a new audience, and i think families are really important, and hopefully we'll see is here for 100 games and with a whole new audience we've not seen before. a record number of races will be held in formula 1 next season, but the german grand prix will not be one of them. the calendar for next year has been revealed. it'll be 22 races long — which is the most the sport has ever had. there will be a first ever race in vietnam. that will take place in april, on a street circuit round the capital hanoi. but there will be

liverpool are playing their third game of the season tomorrow when they travel to southampton.y're arleady on their third goalkeeper too. allison got injured last friday. his replacement adrian was crocked in unusual circumstance on wednesday. managerjurgen klopp says the spaniard was injured during post—match celebrations, following liverpool's win over chelsea in the super cup after a fan slipped and collided with him. former preston keeper andy lonergan is poised to become the oldest premier league debutant this century at the age of 35 well we were all together, and a supporter jumped over something and faced by some security guys, slept and kicked his ankle. crazy, so... i guess it was swollen. today i spoke to him, he is here and he says it is better, much better than yesterday but we have to see. there is no doubt about how much we love our fans, there is no doubt about that but if they could all stop doing that. that is not the worst example ever. chelsea manager frank lampard has said that social media companies need to do more to stop players being targeted after stri

southampton looking to make it back to back wins after beating brighton while united are aim to bounceack from their shocked last—minute defeat to crystal palace. arsenal defender nacho monreal hasjoined crystal palace. arsenal defender nacho monreal has joined the league at site real sociedad on a two—year deal. —— la liga side. new signing kiran ntini, who joined deal. —— la liga side. new signing kiran ntini, whojoined in the summer, is seen kiran ntini, whojoined in the summer, is seen as kiran ntini, whojoined in the summer, is seen as his long term replacement —— kieran tierney. he won three fa cups for the club. in tennis, johanna konta is the last british player involved at the us 0pen singles after another co mforta ble 0pen singles after another comfortable win at flushing meadows. but british number two dan event is out of the men's event after being beaten by five—time champion roger federer. in one of the game's greatest arenas, this was dan evans for the first time. intimidating enough, even more so when first time. intimidating enough, even more so when you're greeted by

after he signed for the clu b southampton after he signed for the club this week.ter, that is all to come at 6.30. now it is time for the film review. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is james king. so james, what do we have this week? well we have got leo, brad and margot, teaming up for

manchester united were held to a 1—1 draw by southampton at st mary's.jannik vestergaard earned the saints a point. that's it. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel and i'll be back with the late news at 10.10pm. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. bye for now. hello. as a weather system moves east across the uk, many of us have seen a bit of rain. to start the weekend, not all of it has been as heavy as this. this is a view from shropshire. earlier today, we've also seen some very heavy rain affecting parts of scotland, especially in the north so far today. here is the cloud from that weather system, it's been hanging around, particularly in scotland for quite some time with that heavy rain. it is now though it moving its way eastwards, the rain is turning later as it does so. behind it, a change of air mass. the cooler colours moving in, the wind changing from a south—westerly to a north—westerly and temperatures coming down. the last of what's left of the weather system clearing away from east anglia in the south—eas

league but the team is now focused on their next premier league game on saturday that's against southampton this is on the back of a 21 home defeat by crystal palace last saturday and it's going to be a busy weekend for the premier league after southampton manchester united fans can also look forward to seeing manchester city and chelsea playing home games while liverpool are away from home at early. a dominican court released former major league baseball pitcher octavia did sell on bail on thursday he spent 9 days in detention of allegations of money laundering that charge has now been dropped he still faces charges for illegally possessing several firearms. the origin of the tells money can be comfortably justified i believe it is a reckless adventure on the part of the public ministry that should not have fallen on a citizen. england for sport or james anderson has been ruled out of the rest of the ashes series against australia because of a cough injury the 37 year old only bowled 4 overs in the 1st says before he was taken off it's a blow to england with the series level at $11.00 with

southampton against manchester united.ite a draw at wolves and that shock defeat at home to crystal palace, last weekend. whilst the english transfer window is closed though, the european one is still open, with chris smalling expected to go on loan to roma, whilst alexis sanchez has this week ended a dire 18 months at the club byjoining inter milan. but with romelu lukaku also leaving this summer, does that leave united short on striking options, especially if injuries hit? ole gunnar solskjaer is backing his youngsters. it is time for our boys to feel that pressure and responsibility, be more robust. knowing that, "ok, i might have to play five games in a rowe and that is another responsibility." i trust the fitness staff, the medical staff, and what we have done in preseason. we are mentally and physically more ready. southampton down in 18th, we've also got second bottom playing bottom tomorrow. newcastle against watford. it's been a desperate start forjavi gracia's side. lost their last 6 league games, dating back to

he made an absolute howler though to let southampton back into the match, passing the ball straight toit made for a nervy last few minutes for last year's runners—up. liverpool though did hold on and in given the circumstances, the travelling and the test they had today, this could be an important one. it was so difficult for us today and we showed from the first and second, nobody is tired. we came here to win the game so we have to fight like crazy. before the game, i think most of the headlines are already written and everyone is prepared for it, it looked like the biggest banana skin in history. after 2—0 we didn't give up, we believed in what we were doing and i think finally came back with 1—2 then tried everything and yeah, it is a pity. spurs city and liverpool will all be vying for the premier league title at the top of the table. one of the sides probably contesting down at the bottom because norwich city got a harsh lesson to start life in the premier league. they were beaten 4—1 by liverpool in the opener last week, but you can see today daniel farke‘s newly promoted side h

their lackluster start to the new english premier league season they were held to a 11 draw by southampton daniel james scored early in the 1st half but yet it best to guard equalized and even when they went down to 10 men southampton held on to share the points united have had just one win in their 1st 4 games 6 more matches are about to get underway manchester city is 2nd in the table and will take on brighton at home chelsea hosts sheffield united while later on saturday top of the table liverpool will look to continue their unbeaten winning streak since the start of the season when they play at burnley. italian champions you ventus play napoli later in meanwhile belong your coach sin summation of it has been making his return to football following a month of chemotherapy for leukemia he was a recital of began on friday as his team face and was given a rousing reception from the fans his team also made it special below news reporter soriano heading into goal in stoppage time to seal a one movie tree. a pain free novak djokovic which is thursday the 4th round of the u.s. open the defendi

city feeling a little hard done liverpool followed up their opening day win with a 2—1 victory at southampton his former club before roberto firmino made it 2—0. there was a dreadful mistake from goalkeeper adrian which let danny ings score to get one back for southampton, but ings squandered the chance to get a second. elsewhere, arsenal won the day's early game 2—1 against burnley. aston villa lost their first home game back in the top flight to bournemouth. brighton and west ham drew 1—1. everton had their first win of the season, beating watford 1—0. and promoted norwich beat newcastle 3—1. four out of five of today's scottish league cup second round games went to extra time. ajames forrest goal in the 114th minute saved celtic‘s blushes against dunfermline — finishing 2—1. lots of goals in the hibs v greenock morton game, it finished 5—3 to hibs. and partick thistle beat ross county 3—2. there was one of the great ashes duels on day four of the second test — steve smith againstjofra archer. the australian batsman was struck twice by the debutant fast bowler. despite that, smith carried h

southampton council listed the risk that delays or blockages on waste export could result in recyclingy closing, and one response mentioned by its contractor was diversion to landfill. that's the issue causing the biggest headache. it's not just recycling, ordinary household waste is exported on ships like this heading from southampton to sweden, over 3 million tonnes of household rubbish directly. 600 ships' worth of your black bin bag rubbish gets put into these white cubes, put on ships like this to be sent to the european union. it's system that's built over decades in order to limit the growth of landfill in the uk. just who would have thought that brexit, and no—deal in particular, could impact where our rubbish goes? the government did gain recognition for uk waste to be continued to be exported with individual eu countries, but the issue here arises if there is general port congestion and, as has already occurred, a general slide in the value of sterling, making the trade uneconomic. a lot of waste comes out of the south east. we have very little landfill capacity there. most o

and if he plays against southampton, he will be the oldest englishman to make a premier league debutr women's champions league round of 32 has been made in the last hour — and women's super league winners arsenal will meet italian side fiorentina. while manchester city will face lugano of swizterland. glasgow were drawn against russian side chertanovo, while hibernian will face slavia prague. full details will be on website. the pick of the draw is barcelona, who had the misfortune of drawing unseeded juventus. i'll have more for you in the next hour. good afternoon, this is bbc news. let's get more now on the death of a police officer as he was investigating reports of a burglary in berkshire. thames valley police say pc andrew harper died following a serious incident on a road near the village of ufton nervet. ten people have been arrested. the prime minister says he is deeply shocked by the incident. well, the murder of pc andrew harper isa well, the murder of pc andrew harper is a mindless and a brutal crime. obviously, all our thoughts are with his family, his friends and his co

southampton council listed delays that could be a result in recycling banks and waste transfer stationsesponse from a contractor was diversion to landfill. that is the issue causing the biggest headache, it is notjust recycling ordinary household waste like this is exported on ships like this heading from southampton to sweden, over 3 million tonnes of rubbish directly. 600 ships worth of your black bin bag rubbish gets put into these cubes and put on ships like this to get sent to the european union. this system was built up over decades to limit the growth of landfill in the uk. who would have thought that brexit and no deal in particular could impact where our rubbish goes? the government did gain recognition for uk waste to be continued to be exported with individual european countries. but the issue arises if there is general port and as has already occured a general slide in the value of sterling — making the trade uneconomic. a lot of waste comes out of the south—east. we have very little landfill capacity in the south—east, most of the capacity is farther north. it would have to

southampton council listed the risk that delays or blockages on waste export could result in recyclingnd one response mentioned by its contractor was diversion to landfill. that's the issue causing the biggest headache. it's not just recycling, ordinary household waste is exported on ships like this heading from southampton to sweden, over three million tons of household rubbish directly. 600 ships‘ worth of your black bin bag rubbish gets put into these white cubes, put on ships like this to be sent to the european union. it's system that's built over decades in order to limit the growth of landfill in the uk. just who would have thought that brexit, and no—deal in particular, could impact where our rubbish goes? the government did gain recognition for uk waste to be continued to be exported with individual eu countries, but the issue here arises if there is general port congestion and, as has already occurred, a general slide in the value of sterling, making the trade uneconomic. a lot of waste comes out of the south—east. we have very little landfill capacity there. most of the land

burnley‘s line—up is the same 11 that started last weekend, in their opening win against southampton.t commentary on the bbc sport website. liverpool's adrian is hopeful of starting against southampton this afternoon, despite being injured by a fan who ran onto the pitch during the team's super cup celebrations. adrian made his debut in the win over chelsea on wednesday, with regular keeper alisson injured — and managerjurgen klopp had this to say to the unwelcome pitch intruder. there is no doubt about how much we love our fans, there is no doubt about that. but if they could all stop doing that, doing... that's now the worst example i've so far heard about. it's not funny. what can i say? i don't know what you can do against it but it's not... i like the fact that we don't have fences in the stadium but that means there's a lot of responsibility for the supporters as well. bath winger ruaridh mcconnochie is out of the england team to face wales this afternoon in a world cup warm—up match. he was set to make his debut in cardiff but he has a muscle strain — he's replaced in the start

danieljames put manchester united in front, but southampton equalised.p warm up match is under way in cardiff. ireland's jacob stockdale has scored two tries. they lead wales 22—10, approaching full time. i will be back with a full update around 5.30, see you then. a military court in the united states has set a trial date for khalid sheikh mohammad, who is accused of playing a lead role in planning the 9/11 attacks on the united states. he'll be tried in guantanamo bay from january 2021. he's already been held for more than 15 years. 0ur north american correspondent, peter bowes, has more. this trial has been a very long time in coming. khalid sheikh mohammad was detained by the americans in pakistan in 2003, three years later moved to the detention centre in guantanamo bay, and initially charged along with his alleged accomplices, under the administration of george w bush, and the initial plan was to have the trial in guantanamo bay. then president 0bama came up with a plan to move it to a civilian court in new york city. and that really caused an outc

adrian played in the super cup, but now could be a doubt to start their game against southampton on saturdayng, was chased by some security guy, slipped and kicked his ankle. yeah. crazy, so and kicked his ankle. yeah. crazy, so yesterday was swollen, today i spoke to him, he‘s here, i spoke to him, he said it‘s better, much better than yesterday but we have to see. there‘s 2340 doubt about how much we love our fans, no doubt about that but if they could all stop doing that, that is now the worst exa m ple stop doing that, that is now the worst example i ever... andy lonergan has made over 200 appearances for preston north end and once scored a goal from his own penalty area for the lilywhites. he has also played for over ten different football league clubs, including leeds united and bolton wanderers, and if he plays against southampton, he will be the oldest englishman to make a premier league debut this century. well, on saturday tea—time all eyes will be on the etihad. manchester city haven‘t lost a game since their defeat at tottenham in the first leg of their champions league quarterfi

in sport, manchester united were held to a 1—1 all draw with southampton. grand prix starts tomorrow. lewis hamilton is on the second row. ireland's jacob stockdale has scored two tries and lead wales 15 points to three at half—time in the rugby. i'll be back with an update in the next hour. see you then. nearly two million people in assam in india, are facing the possibility of becoming stateless — after narendra modi's govenment published a national citizenship register. it's a list of people who can prove they came to the north—eastern state before neighbouring bangladesh declared independence from pakistan in 1971. the final version of the list leaves off — 1.9 million people — many of them muslims. india's governing bjp party has been accused of bias towards its hindu population — a charge it denies. our south asia correspondent, rajini vaidyanathan, has more from assam. across the state of assam, people have been coming to the centres to check whether their name appears on the national citizens register. for the last few years, people here, all 32 mil

elsewhere, wins for sheffield united, watford and southampton.mer is well and truly over in cleethorpes. grimsby town's match against macclesfield had to be abandoned because of these terrible conditions. the league two opponents were 0—0 at half time when torrential rain battered blundell park. the date of the rearranged fixture will be announced tomorrow. aaron ramsey is out of the wales squad for the euro 2020 qualifying match against azerbaijan and belarus next month. thejuventus midfielder missed the start of the serie a season with a hamstring problem, the same injury that limited his involvement for arsenal last season before he joined the italian champions. robert snodgrass and steven naismith return to the scotland squad for the qualifiers with russia and belgium next month. snodgrass, who has started once for west ham this season, has not featured for scotland since a friendly loss to belgium a year ago. but manager steve clarke said the 31—year—old was "very keen" to resume playing after drifting out of the international picture scotla

liverpool were next with the big spending for a defender when they signed virgil van dijk from southamptonfor £75 million. that brings us back to harry maguire from leicester city to united for a record breaking £80 million. the new football league season got under way tonight and there was a cracking start to the champioship where luton town playing in their first game at that level for over a decade managed to draw with three all against middlesbrough. michael redford reports. the new middlesbrough manager would bring exciting football back to the clu b bring exciting football back to the club this season and it was not to disappoint. fletcher putting borough ahead. but after 12 years outside of the championship, they know this season will be tough. they need something special to draw level and step forward captain sonny bradley and the first goal for the blow. and they had six debutantes planning, one of them soon put them ahead. a first goalfor him one of them soon put them ahead. a first goal for him and the goalkeeper it was the record signing this summer and his impact was let —— le

manchester united's stuttering start continues, as they're held at southampton.reland's jacob stockdale ends wales winning run in cardiff. also coming up in the programme... the end of an era , after 85 years — bradford bulls will play their last game at odsal stadium. . .. good evening, welcome along to the bbc sport centre. lots coming up over the next half an hour, formula one is back but we've also had some terrible news coming out of spa in the last hour, the death of a driver in today's formula 2 race. we'll speak to our reporter in belgium. we've had we've had seven results in the premier league. we'll get all the reaction to manchester city's big win in a moment, but ole gunnar solskjaer was ruing a number of missed chances, as they slipped up at southampton. saints played the last 20 minutes with ten men but held on for a 1—1 draw. michael redford reports. just three games into the premier league season, southhampton and manchester united are still looking for a bit of rhythm. southhampton‘s new moves are coming from an old face. he was sent on loan to s

and for southampton it was a new name in the premier league putting them in front two.tional set them up for a 2—0 win at brighton. let's confirm all of saturday's scores nine, the result last night as well from aston villa, who beat liverpool 2—0. and of course, aston villa beating ever 2—0. liverpool at merseyside rivals, the only team with three wins out of three. you notice there, five away wins for the teams today. is it a growing trend? but that is the action for today from the top five. cheers joe. in the scottish premiership, livingston's unbeaten start to the season continues. they thrashed ross county 4—1.. elsehwere kilmarnock picked up their first point under manager angelo alessio after holding aberdeen to a goalless draw. an injury time equaliser earned stjohnstone a point at hibs and motherwell earned their first premiership win of the season.. with victory over hamilton. still to come on sportsday... warrington are kings of wembley once again, after a shock challenge cup final win over st helens. and asher smith reigns supreme in birmingham — with a reco

international, and that's a new world record for a defender, beating the $91 million that liverpool paid southamptonas signed a six—year contract at old trafford. i'm really proud tojoin i'm really proud to join such a great club. you always dream of walking out at wembley and old trafford, they are the two big stadiums when you are aged. an amazing club. it's a club i've a lwa ys amazing club. it's a club i've always watched and always looked up to when i was younger, known part of it. first and foremost i see myself asa it. first and foremost i see myself as a good defender, that's may mean thing, and there to stop goals. i'm very proud to be here. it's such a big club and i'm looking forward to get started. maguire's mum, zoe, has been sharing the news of his transfer on twitter. she posted two photos, one of him as a child, and one in his new manchester united shirt saying: "when your son dreams of playing for manchester united as a little boy — and you wake up one morning, and it's happening". now to tennis, where canada's milos raonic is through to the second round of the rogers cup in montrea

been made with the holders manchester city travelling to preston and big rivals portsmouth facing southamptonhe bbc sport website. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers.

was really amazing the biggest ship of it's the titanic sank on its maiden voyage in 1912 from southampton down to new york rescue efforts came too late for most passengers and crew in the i.c.c. 1500 people drowned. for we go 5 elephants have been rescued in malaysia after getting trapped in an abandoned illegal mining pool video filmed by malaysia's department of wildlife showing the 3rd gathering as a path as carved for them to climb out to escape rescue operation took about 4 hours with all the elephants walking free they are believed to have been trapped there for more than today. if you're a minor now of our top stories this hour international concerns growing right now over the record number of wildfires raging out of control in brazil's amazon rain forest the country's president tire of also naro has condemned what he calls foreign interference in the situation. this is deja vu news up next in our business was their hard sell 1st from all of us here in berlin and thanks so much for being with us. in. the international commission for journalists just because the public. coming up on

christina alesci is in southampton, new york, with more this morning.he backlash continues today. >> reporter: that's right, erica. i am in southampton as you said just two hours outside of new york city where donald trump will arrive to attend two high dollar fund raisers. his supporters will pay up to $250,000 to hang with him. the rnc expects these two events will bring in $10 million. just a little background on this area, trump won this area in 2016, but that is not reflective of the politics during the summer and here's why. wealthy new yorkers, bankers, lawyers, investors flock to their summer homes in the hamptons over the summer and they're both democrats and republicans. these are the people that donald trump chides in his rally and says they are out of touch with the average working person and yet he is here taking money from them from the rnc, and also he has friends here including to your point billionaire real estate developer steven ross who's also an investor in high end gym concepts, so soul cycle and equinox that have made diversion an

juergen klopp admitted that liverpool could face this goalkeeping crisis for their trip to southamptonarre circumstances. a pitch invader ran onto the field whilst the team are celebrating. he collided with the goalkeeper and he is usually the second choice goalkeeper. the first choice goalkeeper only conceded 22 goals last season and the manager explained the predicament and how the goalkeeper i drank got injured. when we are altogether a supporter chased us, slipped and kicked and adrian's ankle. it's crazy. i guess it was swollen. today i spoke to him and he said it's better. yesterday that was, but we have to see. there is no doubt about how much we love our fans. but if they could all stop doing that, that is the worst example ever. so big shoes to fill for the man who comes in. it could be this man andy lonergan. he has made over 200 appearances for preston north end. he has played for ten different football league clubs including leeds united and bolton wanderers. if you please against southampton he could be the oldest englishman to make a premier league deputy this century. th

streets in new york this morning calling for gun control and they gathered near a soulcycle in southampton new york just yesterday there were calls to boycott. soulcycle let's after people discovered the company chairman stephen ross was throwing a fundraiser for president trump. ross says he disagrees with the president on a lot of issues and agrees on others. >>next a 69 people lost their lives in the dayton ohio shooting now 2 young boys there challenging people to be kind to one another the goals they set to remember the shooting victims. >>and if you are streaming us on kron on the news continues during the commercial break you can go to kron on dot tv to >>2 ohio boys they're on a mission to inspire good in the wake of the mass shooting in dayton 9 people were shot and killed the boys are challenging others to do 9 acts of kindness for 9 days, danielle malagari has more. >>the city of dayton's finding comfort in each other in the wake of the oregon district mass shooting we're just going to band together we're going to make it through support for the families of the 9 lives lost and

it takes one hour to get from portsmouth to london or one hourfrom southampton to london.ster who has just run have a new party leader and prime minister who hasjust run up a have a new party leader and prime minister who has just run up a flag for british infrastructure, a son of confidence, hope and commitment to future blah blah. so how does cancelling a big project like hs2 fits with that message of confidence? if you just cancel hs2 without doing anything with the money, you will be criticised. but if you say there is difference between great introductory project and white elephants, and hs2 is a white elephant, we are going to make some fantastic infrastructure projects in its place instead and commit to northern powerhouse and hs3 and may be manchester to birmingham element of hs2, that would be great. if you're building crossrail 2, if you're building a leeds integrated transport system, if you're getting a faster service between portsmouth and london and southampton and london, if you're investing in the railways that need investing in the railways that need inves

for the pbs newshour, i'm malcolm brabant in southampton. >> woodruff: 400 years ago this month, in august, the firs afriaves arrived in virginia. it is regarded by many as the beginning of america's long relationship with slavery. the 400th anniversary-- and the ways slavery has affected american history since then-- are being commemorated. one of the more notable efforts is the "new york times'" "1619 project," which is spotlighting parts of history that are less well-known. we are going to focus on some of the economic legacs, including the larger connections with modern capitalism.ec ically, we're going to look at how the production of, american sugown as "white gold," helped to fuel slavery and became ingrained in our society. dystorian khalil gibran muhammad of harvard's kenchool wrote about that for the "new york times." "louisiana," he wrote, "led the nation in destroying the lives of black people inhe name of economic efficiency." and he jns me now. he joins me now. profes very much for being here. help us understand how sugar is connected to the origins of american slavery. >> sa

liverpool's adrian is hopeful of starting against southampton despite being injured by a fan who ran injured against norwich last week. managerjurgen klopp had this to say to the unwelcome pitch intruder. no line the on cm points for barcelona, after this stunning strike from outsiders. he gave athletic bilbao a 1—0 victory at the age of 38. he will be retiring at the end of the season, although after seeing that, they may not want to let him go. what a strike. a beauty, wasn't it? liverpool's adrian is hopeful of starting against southampton despite being injured by a fan who ran onto the pitch during the team's super cup celebrations. adrian only made his debut when alisson came off injured against norwich last week. managerjurgen klopp had this to say to the unwelcome pitch intruder. no doubt about how much we love our fans, no doubt about that. but if they could stop doing that — that is not the worst example, actually, that i have so far heard about. it's not funny. what can i say? i don't know what you can do against it, but it is not... i like the fact that we don't have fence

jurgen klopp's side beat southampton 2—1 — their 11th successive top—flight victory.thampton but ings squandered the chance to get a second it was so difficult for us today and we showed from the first second that nobody is tired. we only came to win the game so you have to fight like crazy. we thought the game and i think most of the headlines are already, and everyone is prepared. it looks like the biggest banana skin in history. norwich city have had their first win of this premier league campaign, a 3—1win over newcastle and thanks to a teemu pukki hat trick. it was norwich‘s first game at carrow road since returning to the top flight. newcastle have lost their opening two league games under new manager, steve bruce bournemouth beat aston villa 2—1. an earlyjoshua king penalty gave them the lead, and harry wilson scored on his bournemouth debut to make it 2—0 as all three points went to eddie howe's side confirmation of the day's results so far, brighton and west ham drew1—1. everton had their first win of the season beating watford 1—0, the late kick off sees pre

it was the biggest ship of its time, setting sail from southampton in 1912 on its maiden voyage, headingeir lives. these incredibly ornate slippers belong to one of the titanic‘s first class passengers, edith rosenbaum, a fashion buyer who was on her way to new york. she was one of the lucky ones. she survived, and she brought with her this musical toy pig that she played to soothe the children on the overcrowded lifeboat. every one of the precious artefacts at the national maritime museum tell a story. but exploring the titanic is also crucial. i think it's still important to go down and visit the wreck because of course the wreck itself is now the only witness we've got of the titanic disaster. all of the survivors have now passed away so i think it's important to use the wreck while the wreck still has something to say. the team are now analysing the footage they've captured to assess how long before the titanic is lost to the sea. rebecca morelle, bbc news. that's all for now. stay with bbc world news. hello there. as we move into the latter part of august, it looks like summer is go

been made with the holders manchester city travelling to preston and big rivals portsmouth facing southamptonthe rest of the draw is on the bbc sport website. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are political editor of the sun on sunday, dave wooding and former fleet street editor, eve pollard. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. all the papers leading with borisjohnson securing the queen's approval to suspend parliament. commons leaderjacob rees mogg tells the telegraph, parliament's duty is to deliver on the result of the brexit referendum and mp5 trying to thwart brexit are risking a constitutional crisis. on the daily mail, boris takes his gloves off, by suspending parliament for nearly five weeks. johnson goes for broke is the headline across tomorrow's times. the paper reports the downing street has drawn up a battle plan to frustrate rebels and opposition parties. on the front of the financial times — boris johnson sparked uproar over plans to shut down

they've been going to their english premier league clash against southampton on saturday with a major goal of keeping crisis reds number one i listen to it was injured in their opening day win over knowledge and now back up keeper andrea is a serious doubt 35 year old andy gan find a sort of term a cover could make his debut at riana had been injured during a bizarre incident as liverpool celebrating winning the super cup against chelsea midweek when we were all together supported jumped over something was traced by some security guys slipped and. kicked his ankle. crazy so yes it was blown. yes we have to see we're going to say this now and actually bhartiya has taken another step towards reclaiming the top spot in the world rankings go straight in and has booked her plays in the semifinals of the w t a premier event in cincinnati but it wasn't an easy match against her opponent molly yes the current top seed fought back from a set down to eventually win 57626 love now she has a chance to return to the world number one position if she reaches sunday's final. cricketer and the 1st tes

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southampton council listed delays that could be a result in recycling banks and waste transfer stationsse from a contractor was diversion to landfill. that is the issue causing the biggest headache, it is notjust recycling ordinary household waste like this is exported on ships like this heading from southampton to sweden, over three million tonnes of rubbish directly. 600 ships worth of your black bin bag rubbish gets put into these cubes and put on ships like this to get sent to the european union. this system was built up over decades to limit the growth of landfill in the uk. who would have thought that brexit and no—deal in particular could impact where our rubbish goes? the government did gain recognition for uk waste to be continued to be exported with individual european countries. but the issue arises if there is general port and as has already occured a general slide in the value of sterling — making the trade uneconomic. —— port congestion. a lot of waste comes out of the south—east. we have very little landfill capacity in the south—east, most of the capacity is farther nort

. —— southampton cancel.n bag rubbish gets put into these cubes and put on ships to get sent to the european union. this system is built over decades to limit the growth of landfill in the uk, who would have thought that brexit and i no deal in particular could impact where our rubbish goes. the government did gain recognition for uk waste to continue to be exported to individual european countries. the issue arises if there is general port congestion and the value of sterling making the cheat on ep and —— on economics. value of sterling making the cheat on ep and -- on economics. we have very little landfill capacity in the south—east, most of the capacities farther north. it would have to be chopped from their ports further up north. -- to beat shocked. the site of england's rubbish which currently gets exported with have to go north? if we are not able to exported, the only other option for this waste which currently goes to the netherlands, will have to be shipped up netherlands, will have to be shipped u

it was the biggest ship of its time, setting sail from southampton in 1912 on its maiden voyage heading to new york. but it never made it. it sank after hitting an iceberg. 1500 people lost their lives. these incredibly ornate slippero ed to one of the titanic's first-class passengers.fa a ion buyer who was on her way to new york, she was one of the lucky ones. she survived, and she brought with her this musical toy pig that she played to soothe the children on the overcrowded lifeboats. every one of the precious artifacts at the natiol maritime museum tell a story. but exploring the titanic is alsorucial. >> i think it is still important to go down and visit the wreck. e wreck itself is the on witness we have got of the titanic disaster. all the survivors have passed away. so i think it is important to use the wreck, as it still has armething to say. rebecca: the teanow analyzing the footage they are -- they have captured to assess w long before the titanic is lost to the sea. rebecca morelle, bbc news. sophie:t just before we go, a of news from the unique intersection between entertai