last night he was playing at sparta plaid two prague in the euro per league and he was booed again. stadium band forfans by uefa season for abuse to eight monaco player. what they allowed 10,000 children and instead last night is sort of a halfway house and it appears that a lot of the children carried on the racial abuse. what we are trying to get across to generations is that this is completely unacceptable. but it's worrying that children and teenagers who are supposed to be there to put on the happier side of football, theyjoined in as well. there is been quite a big follow from it and obviously rangers football club very happy with it calling for more action to be taken against sparta prague. this year we've seen the city player and has been a prosecution in this country which saw a west brom fan sentenced to a few weeks in prison. that's what people want to see now, they want to see tougher action. i don't know what you do with these kids, it's about education. this is still a serious problem with racism and two months football fans. terri;o serious problem with racism and two

in a statement today sparta prague said...gn minister has away in saying he will summon the british ambassador to discuss the matter on monday. a bleak night was made worse for rangers as a slump to a second success of europa league defeat. glenn kamara red card counts a miserable night for the scottish champions and once again after high profile match we are left contemplating not the match itself but the ugly scene of a beautiful game. let's speak now to the lawyer representing kamara. thank you for joining us. we heard there that sparta prague are saying that there were children in the stands, this wasn't racial booing, this is an —— on czech people, the czech country they say are xenophobic for british clubs. what was glenn kamara's experience our site and how is he feeling, what's inside of the story? i spoke to glenn earlier on and head like to switch on a number of incidents last night because of the diatribe of racist abuse and threats that ease received but up similar to what happened after the incident several months

sparta have denied the allegations, saying, "it is absolutely unbelievable that after a match we have face unfounded accusations of racism." the czech foreign affairs minister waded into the argument by tweeting: "enough!" "intentionally spread disgusting insults of czech children in the media and on the internet do not belong in football and not in good relations between the two countries at all." "i will summon the british ambassador on monday and resolve the matter with him." however, marvin bartley, the livingstone captain and the scottish fa's equality advisor, thinks these attitudes won't change until there's a deterrent. there's no consequences for people's actions, nothing will change. if they think they will get away with these things, why is it going to change? there has to be a deterrent for people, and slavia prague did what they did, glen kamara was, you know, again, it should have been an empty stadium. why were 10,000 people allowed in, children or adults? itjust shows that uefa do not care, and for far too long it has been going on, but they don't care, it was meant to

he was targeted directly at 1—0 defeat by sparta prague.lly supposed to be played behind closed doors after sparta prague players had racially abused monaco players in a match, but it was later decided school children could attend to stop manager steven gerrard said these things reared their head too much and not enough is being done. sparta have said it is absolutely unbelievable that after a match we have to watch innocent children being attacked and faced unfounded accusations of racism. the former rangers and england captain has called for heading to be phased out of football, saying you can't recover from of football, saying you can't recoverfrom broken of football, saying you can't recover from broken lights of football, saying you can't recoverfrom broken lights but of football, saying you can't recover from broken lights but not from a heavy brain intact. —— terry butcher. the standout moment of his career was arguably hidden with a bloodied bandage after a clash of heads in a match against sweden. he told the bbc sport podcast that

the game was initially supposed to be played behind closed doors, after sparta supporters had raciallyter jakub kul hanek waded into the argument by tweeting... however, marvin bartley, the livingstone captain and the scottish fa's equality advisor thinks these attitudes won't change until there's a deterrant. if there is no consequences for peoples actions then nothing will change. if you people can get away with doing the sorts of things they wisely can a change? that has to be a deterrent for people out there and that's not enough. they did, kamara was booed and he should've been an empty stadium. why let 10,000 people allowed in the weather was children or adults because my edges shows that uefa don't care. forfar too long this is been going on and they don't care and they let fans into the stadium went behind closed doors, what kind of messages that sending out? premier league players who are fully vaccinated will be allowed to travel to countries on the uk's red list during the international break and be allowed to train or play after quarantine on return, it's been announced by

sparta have denied the allegations and responded saying, "it is absolutely unbelievable that after a" premier league players will be allowed to travel to read list countries for world cup qualifiers if they are fully vaccinated. tottenham's giovani lo celso was one of four england —based argentine players who played in a match against brazil last month which was bizarrely stopped by brazilian health officials saying we had to quarantine. forthis health officials saying we had to quarantine. for this international break, english —based players including for me now will be able to travel but have to quarantine in the uk. they will be permitted to leave quarantine once a day to train or play. the former england captain terry butcher has called for heading to be phased out of football. saying that you can recover from broken legs, but not a heavy brain impact. butcher's career standout moment was arguably this iconic photo of him with a bloodied bandage after a clash of heads withjohnny ekstrom in england's 1989 match against sweden. butcher told the bbc sportsdesk podcast football's aut

sparta say the allegations are desperate and ridiculous.g and welcome to the bbc news at six. the prime minister has urged the public to trust in the police — despite the murder of sarah everard — but admitted that there are problems in the force that need fixing and said the government would come down very hard on them. borisjohnson said the justice system was snarled up with too few prosecutions and too few successful convictions of rape. mrjohnson also said he was absolutely standing by the head of scotland yard, dame cressida dick, despite further calls for her resignation. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford reports. wayne couzens, the police officer turned killer, who has so damaged public trust. today, beginning of the life sentence in prison from which he will never be released. his abduction, rape and murder of sarah everard, using his police warrant card and handcuffs, risks undermining confidence in officers right across the uk. n undermining confidence in officers right across the uk.— right across the uk. i think it'

the game was initially supposed to be played behind closed doors after sparta supporters had racially the allegation saying it's absolutely unbelievable that after a match we have to watch innocent children being attacked and face unfounded accusations of racism. as we mentioned the check far affairs minister waited into the argument by treating... — tweeting... however the livingston captain and the scottish fac quality adviser thinks these attitudes will not change until there is a deterrent. there are no consequences for peace peoples action and nothing will change. if people get to get away with doing these sorts of things wise to get a change? that has to be a deterrent for people out there at this moment in time it's slavic pride to but they did and camara it should've been an empty stadium. while a 10,000 people allowed in the air whether it was children or adults? edges shows that you wave care. forfartoo adults? edges shows that you wave care. forfar too long it's been going on, they don't care, they let fans into the stadiums. what kind of messages that sending out? premier

and we're head against sparta, moscow after just 11 seconds. spartak rally to a 3 to away victory after both tiers were reduced to 10 men. natalie had taken just one point from 2 games. english f, a cup holders last sir in the same group and they too are struggling. they lost one nail in poland against the idea war saw and our bottom of the group i had coach of us women's soccer team. north carolina courage has been fired amid allegations of sexual misconduct, vol riley was accused making inappropriate comments about players weights and sexual orientation. us saw girls responded by suspending his coaching license that 58 year olds, his coach women's team since 2006, mcgann coaching north carolina in 2017 reigning world series champions. the la dodgers are looking good is majorly baseball heads towards the playoffs. the dodgers beat the san diego padres, 83 on thursday in front of us, cello crowd. it was there 12th home, game victory in a row. ellie, sag running 2 games behind the nationally leading san francisco giants the 2nd. okay, and that is all your sport for now back to you. hello

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and rangers are rooted to the bottom of their group after they were beaten 1—0 by sparta prague.r a 2—0 win over rapid vienna at the london stadium. the hammers opened the scoring on the half hour mark michail antonio laying it on a plate for declan rice to tap in, that one his second goal in as many games in europe this season. they had to grind it out though, the visitors had a penalty decision overturned before said benrama wrapped up the points for david moyes's side deep in injury time. leicester were beaten by legia warsaw to continue their poor start to the season. mahir emreli scored the only goal of the game in the first half. a hattrick from harry kane helped tottenham hospur to a win over ns mura in the europa conference league. kane was only introduced to the game with half an hour remaining but he didn't take long to make an impact as he scored three goals injust 20 minutes. admittedly not against the most difficult opposition in the league. it was a morale boosting win for the side after they were humbled by neighbours arsenal last weekend. i think it was a good per

to be energy dominant and under dominant we are energy dependent and there's a lot more valued in sparta for a country to make the energy and sell it to her friends having to buy it from our enemies. maria: i question the infra- structure package but there wasn't a dime allocated to the border and in fact we understand that the department of homeland security is now canceled all remaining border wall construction, the contracts and we will be getting into that later on in this program and we appreciate this morning senator, thank you for joining us. thank you for joining us sen. john barrasso. we heard from the senate now will hear from the house, kevin mccarthy year and he is up next and also nancy pelosi called the house back this upcoming week to vote in that debt ceiling and joe biden moves to weapon eyes the doj the fbi and the irs on the dhs cancel the border wall construction and i hope you join me this upcoming week on mornings with maria. i will be headed back to the senate floor in life from del rio texas on monday and tuesday on "fox news". we will be right back. i made a fina

nick: 6800 miles away in rural wisconsin lies sparta, a town of 10,000, where american flags fly on maint and nearby fort mccoy has stood sentry for more than a century. it became yourish's temporary home, a spartan sanctuary, disconnected from the life she had to leave behind. recently, fort mccoy invited a pool camera to film afghan refugees' life on base. there -- on base. there are more than 12,000 refugees here, half children. they take classes, eat food now certified how law, and -- eat food now certified halal, and live in barracks usually reserved for service members. >> the spaces are certainly shared. we you don't get to have your private room, you know, so you have to put up with the fact that you will be sharing your space with other families. it certainly took all of us a while, including the officials and the administration here at the fort mccoy to, you know, put their heads around everything because it was a very unexpected move for all of us, but i think this is slowly feeling home and becoming home, and we certainly feel grateful for the generosity and the warmness and

. >> schifrin: 6,800 miles away, in rural wisconsin, lies sparta, a town of 10,000, where american flagsly on main street, and nearby fort mccoy has stood sentry for more than a century. it became yourish's temporary home. a spartan sanctuary, disconnected from the life she had to leave behind. recently, fort mccoy invited a pool camera to film afghan refugees' life on base. there are more than 12,000 refugees here, half children. they take classes, eat food-- now certified halal-- and live in barracks usually reserved for service members. >> the spaces are certainly shared. we-- you don't get to have your private room, you know, so you have to put up with the fact that you will be sharing your space with other families. it certainly took all of us a while, including the officials and the administration here at the fort mccoy, to, you know, and we certainly feel grateful for the generosity and the warmness and the hospitality that we have received here. the bigger question for all of us here is, how do we-- what will the future hold for-- for every one of us? and to try to think of just

patricia sparta.cial circumstances, which carries the possibility of life in prison without parole, for a murder she did not commit. she is being charged for the murder of the men who raped her 18 years ago. >> standing with her four-year-old daughter, every anna, patricia made a very public statement. aimed directly at the district attorney. >> it is unfortunate that he is willing to destroy a family, that he is willing to strip me away from my daughter, knowing that i'm innocent. it is unfortunate and for that reason we're coming forward and talking to you about it. >> she announced she was going to refuse the plea deal. she would not take the witness stand in the case against gianni van if it meant you had to plead guilty. the >> principle of what they're asking is to plead guilty to something i am not responsible for. it's essentially something that i cannot accept because it would essentially be a lie. >> plus, she said, a conviction and prison sentence would destroy your professional reputation

the game was initially supposed to be played behind closed doors, after sparta supporters had raciallyn contrast, west ham are loving their european return. they're top of their group after a 2—0 win at home to rapid vienna. they opened the scoring on the half hour mark michail antonio crossing for declan rice to tap in. that triggered some ugly scenes in the crowd, with a number of away fans jumping over barriers to goad the home supporters, and both sides throwing objects. right at the end, sayid benrama wrapped up the points for west ham. and there was huge relief, as harry kane, came on as a substitute for tottenham and scored a hat—trick in a win 5—1 win, over ns mura in the europa conference league. goals have been harder to come by for the england captain this season, but he scored three in 20 minutes — that was a morale—boosting win for the side after their humbling defeat by neighbours arsenal last weekend. i think it was a good performance, i think we started the gain a very strong. the energy of the buoys was important. it is always important to start the way we needed, we s

row has broken out after rangers midfielder glenn kamara was subject to bullying and during bias spartatment, which came just months after he was racially abused by a slavia private player. 10,000 schoolchildren were out this week's game, with chaperones. the scottish players union described his treatment is sickening abuse, but sparta prague called for xenophobic attacks on the children to stop. manchester versus liverpool this weekend and the premier league, this lunchtime manchester united host everton, and the winner of that one can go top of the table, temporarily at least. tomorrow the winners of the last four premier league titles are in action at anfield, although still early in the season, of course. liverpool, against manchester city, feels like a blockbuster. speaking of which, could jurgen klopp demand to replace daniel as james bond? i would be a really bad james bond. if i walk out of the water and swim shorts, i think that would be the moment when the whole world would switch off. so... but no problem, we all have ourjobs to do and he has to save the world and i have to p

that's part of why we are supposed less than sparta while we are behind. democracy and we have different and his agent tasked with a lot of different things. russia is another laggard. part of their digital system is relying on other institutions outside of the central bank to do this. i'm not aware of the hack he spoke of,. -- i'm not aware of the hack he spoke of. different from bitcoin and cryptocurrency. digital currency is an umbrella term. it means all of those things. all sandals are shoes, but not all choose our sandals. digital currency is all kinds of different things. all of those things are not the same thing as central bank digital currency. host: privacy and digital currency, this person writes, the government already knows how i earned every penny i have. digital currency will keep track of every penny i spend it. where is our right to conduct our business in private? cash gives me anonymity guest:. guest: -- absolutely. that's a valid concern. how do we allow people to have privacy while also stopping things like money laundering, human tra