inside, it looks like a home game for spurs, the placards are out, the spurs motto, spurs fans have made a home fixture. it's been an inconsistent season for them so far. and on the field tottenham looking to build on the win against brighton at the weekend? it was interesting to hear from marussia pochettino speaking about the need to compete for trophies. he said one of the things he wanted built in the new stadium was a trophy cabinet and he wanted to fill it. it is a new era, notjust a new stadium but success on the pitch is what spurs want to achieve. the league cup gives them the opportunity to do that. they got to the round of 16 in the champions league, third in the premiership and the semifinal of the take—up but they didn't get any silverware last season. i think we will see a fairly strong team from tottenham hotspur to night. they will try and go and beat watford who themselves will have their own plans. kick off at eight o'clock. we will get the teams soon. spurs looking to make the most of being in milton keynes tonight. thank you forjoining us. there's an even bigger prize

fans. every tribute to chas from spurs fa ns. every tribute to chas from spurs fans. fans. him despiteicking a ball at the club. the club. that like when he wasn't onstage entertaining? entertaining? he be remembered because he ranks here, as chas and dave. here, as chas and dave. thank you for sharing your memories of chas hodges with us. the headlines now on bbc news... leaders' meeting in salzburg. that his is a party of equality. musical duo chas and dave — has died at the age of 7a. and in sport... this season after having emergency brain surgery in may. povetkin tonight. wembley is expected to be a sell—out. fortnight before bringing an early close to his season. to get ready for next year. i will be back with a full update around 5:30pm. in the south—western city of ahvaz. and many more injured. by police, and two were arrested. to have been carried out by sunni arab separatists. the british broadcaster sky will be auctioned off today. auctioned off today. subject to rival bids by fox and comcast. comcast. the process, which will have a maximum of three rounds. maximum of three

spurs taking the lead with the help from watford midfielder. not expected that, the team responded and spurs almost responded in kind. nothing could save them moments later, connecting and the sides were level. they were not finished there, another set piece, another header. this time watford was the head and the spurs faces said it all, even the star star man was struggling to find his range. another win, they are still standing at the top of the table. we got a great support, we generally half, it is very difficult for us to, we are really good but we have a lot to work on, thinking everyone when the league, but we have four wins, big achievement and we have to keep going. conceded two goals in the way it is very painful and of course, we're disappointed that we lost and if you wa nt disappointed that we lost and if you want to be a contender, you manchester united have relieved some of the pressure on managerjose mourinho with a 2—0 win at burnley. romelu lu ka ku scored both goals for united, who had marcus rashford sent off. paul pogba mis

it is trying to act as a spur. thisconference is saying is what we are doing a local national levels. given a kick, a kick start to get them going. they are inclined to lose incentive to say we are going to make it easier for you by starting at the grassroots, a bottom-up initiative to make things happen, there's a u.n. run repository, a group which excellent monitors the number of these local pledges and it has recently as of now 12,500 pledges by some 2500 cities in hundreds of regions. that's quite a lot. and businesses are taking part, 800 businesses are more worth about $17 trillion are involved in some way or another in green efforts. it's a massive movement forward and whether it makes up for states being committed, absolutely not. there are obstacles pushing the underway way, forces pushing it away as well, undermining his initiatives. chris: the reality is a majority behindons and states are on their paris goals. >> way behind. the paris commitment, was to rein in climate change within 2% of preindustrial

tonight, the spurs travelled 50 miles north to milton keynes.their new stadium will be ready, fa ns their new stadium will be ready, fans aren't present —— increasingly frustrated. they're increasingly frustrated. they're increasingly frustrated. but you can't help the stadium not being read —— ready. we are willing to travel this far, but help us out here. we have driven out here two hours from tottenham with traffic, and i don't think our club has considered this because a lot of people were. it's inconvenient all around, really, we just want to watch the game. third in the poorly, tottenham's season work that well in the end. but with increased expectations set against a backdrop of uncertainty, the manager hopes the stadium issues resolved soon.|j would like to finish the stadium. i promise you, if i need to go to work after training here and help the builders to finish the stadium as $0011 builders to finish the stadium as 50011 as builders to finish the stadium as soon as possible for the fans to make all the players happy... i promise i w

the spurs are hoping for the storm to pass.eriorate. three straight defeat have left the manager agitated. already, this is potter tino's worst run in charge. but the south coast is noted easy place to turn the tide. matt ryan showed what they are up tide. matt ryan showed what they are up against. but from one emphatic block, one more subtle changes game, huddled was the arm of glen murray. ina huddled was the arm of glen murray. in a contact for a penalty. and harry kane steps up, the summer let —— seems less distant. this backs just like in russia. brighton have learnt how to take on this topside. this was a day when their finishing escape them. they would regret the mess injust nine minutes. the spurs made it more comfortable when eric scored. brighton responded with a goal back late on, but spurs did in. this site are still adrift of the top and with brick —— roblin still top and with brick —— roblin still to solve, at least to they put an end to the downpour. in the day's other games, crystal palace versus newcastle finis

by our new nick have three points the champions beaten by our liberties and three want to home all spur going to hearts have berlin's one hundred percent records are over following an action packed two two draw but there were victories for rb leipzig fortuna dusseldorf and ments dortmund won on friday and there are three games to be completed. the bundesliga table has a familiar look even after just three games of the season by lead the way with nine points from nine dortmund remain second after will spur and purchase draw in the bottom half we see that leipzig have blue have left up while leverkusen are still stuck in the last place with on zero points. and a reminder of the top stories we've been following for you at least four people have died in the u.s. as tropical storm florence moves inland across north and south carolina authorities are warning of catastrophic flooding and say up to two and a half million people could be left without power. you're watching news from berlin more coming off the top of the hour and don't forget you can get all the latest news and information around

spurs are hoping for the storm to pass.e straight defeats have left the manager agitated. already this is marie show pochettino's worst run in charge. for the south goes, no easy place to turn the tide. brighton's goalkeeper matt ryan should what they're up against. but one emphatic block, one more subtle change the skin. huddled was the arm of glenn murray. enough contact was the arm of glenn murray. enough co nta ct for was the arm of glenn murray. enough contact for a penalty. when harry kane step subcommittee summer seems less distance. dispatched just like in russia. at the annex, brighton have learned how to take on this topside but this was a date when their finishing topside but this was a date when theirfinishing escape topside but this was a date when their finishing escape them. topside but this was a date when theirfinishing escape them. anthony noppert would forget that missed in just nine minutes. spurs made more co mforta ble just nine minutes. spurs made more comfortable with erik lamela scoring. brighton an

and the spurs family.unt, has urged eu leaders to "step back from the abyss" of a no—deal brexit, and engage with the british government's proposals for a future relationship with the european union. he says there's still been no full explanation of why eu leaders rejected theresa may's brexit plans at a summit in austria this week. the president of the european council donald tusk says britain already knew about the eu's objections, but he suggested a deal was still possible. here's our political correspondent matt cole. international law, international commerce, what have we got to fear? ata commerce, what have we got to fear? at a rally today, former brexit secretary david davis telling theresa may she's got it wrong and should seek a new way of leaving the eu. accepting a clean and clear brexit. not some fudge, not some new compromise. i have to tell you, i'm afraid that the compromise is exactly what chequers is. so, if leaders in europe have rejected her plans and she is being buffeted by backbencher

from there, i got multiple spurs players like dele alli. nobles from one player to another and as long as you are providing a service, that is it. you are set. i got facetime from paul pogba before the world cup who i have never spoken to before and he was saying, you the one benji has told me about, i have been trying to connect through on time. i was thinking, i should connect through on time. i was thinking, ishould be connect through on time. i was thinking, i should be the one trying to connect you! two days after the world cup final, i got the eurostar to paris and he had multiple gucci jackets and vintage glasses. i got off the train straight to the team hotel where everyone stayed the night before because they were with the president in paris. ijust rocked up and delivered everything to paul and chilled. alex lacazette told his friend about me because he saw him wearing his clothes and said, where did you get that and he said, there is a little kid that lives near as, little kid as if! kid that lives near as, little kid as if i was

but the work has meant that spurs have become football nomads.s have to chart for 50 miles north to play watford. with no news on when the new stadium will be ready, fans are frustrated. there has been silence from the club. i can understand why they don't want to commit to a date and fail to meet it. as a fan, we would like some certainty on this. if it is going to be next year, tell us. we can plan for that. semifinalists in the fa cup and third in the premiership, spurs season at wembley proved successful. but the manager hopes the stadium issues are resolved soon. i would like to finish the stadium. i promise you, if! soon. i would like to finish the stadium. i promise you, if i need to go to the stadium and work to help the builders for the stadium to be ready as soon as possible, i would. all the players would be happy. the chairman would be happy. i promise i would go. the stadium is more than a building. it is a part of a community where hopes and dreams are housed. spurs dream is within reach and kick—off can't come soon enough for those

. >> reporter: she said it was a spur of the moment decision. renting a scooter was an easy way to keep up with her girls because she is not good on a bike . >> maybe it needs to be regular -- better regulated. do you think they're safe enough for this event? >> if you're smart enough. yes what you are writing is that safe. >> touche. >> reporter: they attracted 130,000 people last year. it is so popular that the city is asking-- adding a second event in the spring. the mayor seems to be keeping an open mind about the scooters having a place . >> i saw birds flying down the street a minute ago. so as long as it is legal it is fair game. >> reporter: in san jose i am

spurs are hoping for the storm to pass.ght defeats have left the manager agitated. already this is mauricio pochettino's worst run in charge. for the south goes, no easy place to turn the tide. brighton's goalkeeper matt ryan showed what they're up against. but one emphatic block, one more subtle change the skin. huddled was the arm of glenn murray. enough contact for a penalty. when harry kane stepped up, summer seems less distance. dispatched just like in russia. at the amex, brighton have learned how to take on this top side, but this was a date when their finishing escaped them. anthony knockaert would forget that miss injust nine minutes. spurs made more comfortable with erik lamela scoring. brighton and knockaert did respond with a goal back late on but spurs did enough. this side are still adrift of the top and with problems still too soft. at least tonight they put an end to the downpour. joe lynskey, bbc news. in the day's other games, it finished 1—1 between fulham and watford, crystal palace v newcastle finished

christian eriksen had put spurs ahead early in the second half and they looked comfortable, but the home one. welcome to the disneyland of football, the odd description given to the champions league by the inter coach, but this was not peretz, but malign and no night for goofing around or much decent football in the first half. the best chance came to the harry kane, suddenly it looked like he... i thought disneyland was meant to be fun. the coach limit before the break will not have enjoyed what followed it. gretchen ericsson with the second chance, the extra touches doing nothing to deflect attention from spurs's confident display. the strikers that off scraps for most of the night, emphasis on the most. during the 85th minute he did this. the bold bid to win any game. they did not win this one. another did though, two minutes into stoppage time and a showed to the night —— deny tottenham a fairy tale start to their european campaign. i'm happy with the performance, disappointed with the performance, disappointed with the performance, disappointed with the rest because i think winning

spurs have a champions league game against barcelona on wednesday.a tough game again. the team wanted to win. that was easy to see from the beginning. for the unbelievable fans, one of the best things for them. it was so tough and that is why we are so please to have three points more in the table today. guess you have forgotten about arsenal's slow start to the season. arsenal were looking for their seventh straight win and got it. but they left it late. two in the last nine minutes to beat watford. an own goalfrom craig cathcart, followed two minutes later by a goal from captain mesut ozil. watford sixth, arsenal fifth in the table. it's the first time watford haven't scored this season. left them feeling they'd got nothing for their efforts. the day's results for you... after two losses on the spin everton eased to victory over fulham. newcastle still without a win lost at home to leicester. a fourth win of the season for newly promoted wolves who beat southampton 2—0. and we already know now about chelsea and liverpool, a 1—1 draw there. that is

i still have not watched spurs played poorly and managed to win a game of football.a liverpool two and against leicester, they will poor and they won the game, city were average against newcastle and still won. too many moments, against chelsea they didn't dig in and get the result, it cost them get to the final. ten minutes againstjuventus in the champions league with things started to fall apartand league with things started to fall apart and juventus sent something. —— sensed something. that's what happened today. the message was clear that some manchester united fans aren't too happy with executive vice chairman ed woodward. calling him a ‘specialist in failure' to coin a term used by managerjose mourinho. . . butjose came to the defense of woodward after their 2—0 win over burnley yesterday. and british teenager lando norris is tojoin mclaren next season. the 18—year—old has been the team's reserve driver, and took part in first practice sessions in spain and hungary this season. he'll race alongside carlos sainz, who's replacing the retiring fernando alonso. th

liverpool, not such good news for spurs. spurs. tottenham in the champions league. very late to beat paris st—germain. siro. andy swiss reports. another spine—tingling roar. would it be another special night? well, anfield hoped, and their heroes soon obliged. — talk about an impact. but both neymar and mbappe were wayward, and psg all at sea. a penalty converted byjames milner‘s, liverpool in dreamland. meunier. it was breathless stuff. the second half was no different. a draw, as mbappe ruthlessly levelled it up. as roberto firmino fired liverpool to a 3—2 win. drama, glory — just your average anfield night. where they seemed to be heading for three points. christian eriksen's first effort kept out, but not his second. hardly pretty, but the hosts were not bothered. in truth, they should have had more, and how they will wish they had. the most spectacular of equalisers. they capitulated. inter to a 2—1victory. a first—night drama they could have done without. eindhoven 4—0, this free—kick the pick of his goals. in the champions l

just two minutes later already the ninety third minute both spurred proved they weren't lacking for a fight either by jonathan brooks to add me a mess maybe for the equaliser the fact that maybe kept the waves of euphoria rolling where two no one can say just yet both sport are still undefeated of maybe all those years of relegation battles brought the team together and made them stronger of my. own and it is on me at the end of the season we actually had a similar situation where we came back from behind. and which of course breeds trust players know that they can stand the intensity and best of all that they can really play football playing football is something both clubs are doing well at the moment both sport in berlin we'll see who's wave of success quests first meanwhile a wave of success or even a drop of it would be just the thing for shelter right now. because things are getting pretty serious faces full of worry after two losses in two matches and with seven games in twenty one days coming up they'll have to pick things up quickly or else they'll really take a tumble that m

head shot because surprisingly lost their first game to both spurred. perhaps new signing sebastian rudy could get them into gear. v.a.r. got in on the action early on here following marco breaches home. penalty. stepped up and you guessed it fired while moments later his new signings are by road to rosen found on radio. one to the. shelter now resorted to more physical mediums and had the chance to equalise stunt proved resilient. and to make a bad day the worst one he had been kind of punky conceded a free kick. and a red card and if there's a keeper ralph ehrman was incensed here. he was presumably left speechless by only a few does sublime effort. hurt so when it shall go for the first time in fourteen years. i. feel. fine and might again be most people's title favorites but they've yet to die just last season's disappointments. no champions league glory or cup winning heroics and then germany's world cup disaster sleepwalking through the league. just won't cut it. knows all about the pressure at the club from his playing days there will he use last

the new white hart lane stadium is still not ready — and wembley, where spurs have been playing their correspondent richard conway has more. it is already a feature on the london skyline, just not yet on the football fixture list. work on tottenham's new stadium has overrun, due to what the club has described as unavoidable safety issues. with their old ground white hart lane demolished in may 2017, the plan was to have the complex work completed with just a to have the complex work completed withjust a single to have the complex work completed with just a single season of disruption. you would not have actually achieved as much as we have achieved with the stadium. be patient with us, we know the frustrations, we understand the frustration, but in actual fact you will get the greater stadium in britain. the stadium was always an ambitious object and when it is com plete ambitious object and when it is complete it will host american football and spurs home games, but the delays have meant this season the delays have meant this season the team have become football nomads. wembley, as w

both spurs right back william made a catastrophic back pass. to fire until world. pounced on it and never look back showing just what this young berlin team is capable out of the by the young dutch winners goal exemplifies a solid strategy for smaller clubs don't buy stars just develop them yourself. sure the younger line are still make mistakes like a nineteen year old on a maya this tussle was called for a penalty even yasht on couldn't bail his young squad out of this one and you know smalley level things with each of them that was already the eighty seven minutes but the match was far from over. the closing minutes proved just why this was a top match pitting second against third. both squads fought for the win of character were rewarded for their push with a free kick of the five in that last match against south of andre dude up put away a beautiful free kick and stoppage time and now against ball sports of the subdue the deja vu of the was . as will sport grows up to the full the wall keeper cohen casto was. just two minutes later already the ninety third min

they're both flying high bruno labadee and paul dyer both spurred and berlin second and third place both clubs are riding a wave of euphoria that even the most optimistic of fans couldn't have expected. but teams have six points and have impressed on the pitch how have they done it. both sport have been consistently threatening on goal. even if it was still scoreless at half time so far only biron have found the back of the net more than the wolves. while the parents who were the only club that had yet to let one in largely team to keep on with a dash time. berlin also thrive on being underestimated they have prominent if agent players and solomon kalou and day that it is of it should be doing the line and have built a team of young no names behind them. no goals at half time but that would seem to change. both sport right back william made a catastrophic back pass. to five until ralston pounced on it and never looked back showing just what this young girl in team is capable of i. of the young dutch winners goal exemplifies a solid strategy for smaller clubs don't buy stars just develop

spurs lost in some alarm but liverpool pulled off an incredible victory against psg.? enfield hoped, and their heroes soon obliged. daniel sturridge's first champions league start for six yea rs. champions league start for six years. talk about an impact. psg boast the two priciest players in history, but both neymar and mbappe we re history, but both neymar and mbappe were wayward and psg all at sea. the converted penalty, liverpool in dreamland, but then a bolt from the blue. one back at the break. it was breathless stuff. the second half was no different. with ten minutes left, psg thought they had snatched a draw, as mbappe ruthlessly levelled it up. but deep in stoppage time the fairytale finished, as firmino fired liverpool to a 3—2 win. drama, glory, just your average and filled night. earlier, tottenham began their campaign at in some alarm, where they seem to be heading the three points —— inter milan. not his second. hardly busy to make pretty, but those were not bothered. they should have had more and how they will wish they had. with five minutes left, thi

a last minute request from republican senator jeff flake spurred the president to reopen the investigation into kavanaugh. kavanaugh's friend mark judge is willing to cooperate. christine blasey ford named judge a a witness to her sexual assault. the fbi will also investigates deborah ramirez's allegations. emily rou has more on the wild day in washington. >> reporter: when it looked like there was no turning back, a last minute surprise sfr republican senator jeff flake. >> i think it would be proper to dli the floor vote. >> flake calling for the fbi investigation before he would agree to advance the nomination. hours before two women cornering flake in an elevator after he said he planned to support kavanaugh. >> you're telling all women in america that they don't matter they should keep it to themselves. >> but his change of heart setting in motion a request from chairman grassley then president trump ordering that supplemental fbi investigation limited in scope and lasting no more than a week. >> this is ripping the country apart. and the calls i've been getting and emails and texts w

guest: i hung up my prognosticator spurs when i joined the senate. it shows there are competitive races. anything can happen. host: senator smith, even this morning there is news about the future of planned parenthood. and about this decision your views on planned parenthood. guest: i am a former volunteer and executive of the planned hair and had affiliate in north dakota and south dakota. it is an important organization that provides health care to millions of women. they knew land parroted -- president isthood a physician. it is exciting to have somewhat they -- someone with a medical background. mcconnell says october could be a long, working month. what do you think about the decision? guest: if we are working an october, a hope we can do working on health care. that is the number one issue minnesotans are talking about, particularly prescription drugs and bringing down the cost of prescription drugs. host: does that affect your campaigning in october? guest: i will campaign when i am able and will work for the people in th

to a range between two and two and a quarter percent the hike is the third this year and it's been spurred on by stronger g.d.p. growth which hit four point two percent last quarter the fed has been slowing tightening its monetary policy over the last several years marking an end to its efforts to support the u.s. economy after the financial crisis the hike is a vote of confidence in the u.s. economy despite uncertainty on world markets and the trade conflict with china the fed also signaled there might be another rise coming this year and up to three percent next year. the international monetary fund has agreed to boost its loan to argentina the crisis package will be increased by seven billion dollars for a total of fifty seven billion dollars says i.m.f. managing director christine lagarde also part of the deal is that argentina will receive some of the funds earlier than scheduled in a bit to restore confidence in its struggling economy the argentine peso has lost half of its value currency markets since april with the economy caught in a vicious inflationary spiral the country's gover

relations between germany and strained but with tech economy struggling uncorrupt cannot afford to spur old friends despite political tensions business ties between berlin and grow remain stable on many levels. think raced through the countryside it more than three hundred kilometers an hour high speed trains made by siemens are already running on tracks in turkey siemens manager misha cup is hoping for more orders according to media reports on korea wants german support in setting up a high speed rail network worth thirty five billion euros so far no decision has been made that the latest siemens the laro model could play a part. in twenty thirteen we got an order to deliver seven high speed valero type trains you to do three hundred kilometers an hour between uncorrupt kanya and discussion here. in april of this year we got a follow up order for ten more of these drains the bike and they're under construction now what do you think we can cause if it's a ball. it's not only big german corporations that have business ties to turkey so do medium sized companies entrepreneur blend was in

latest sports news, as liverpool rubber stamp their premier league credentials with a victory against spursha simmonds. the latest headlines... typhoon mangkhut has killed 14 people as it rips through the philippines‘ main island of luzon. it's now heading west towards china. in the united states, storm florence is pounding the carolina coast with powerful winds and devastating rain. five people have been killed. let's stay with that story. nearly a million householders have no electricity in the carolinas. president trump may travel to the region next week. the governor of north carolina, roy cooper, updated reporters about storm florence. we face walls of water at our coast, along our rivers, across farmland, in our cities and in our towns. more people now face imminent threat than when the storm was just offshore. i cannot overstate it — floodwaters are rising, and if you aren't watching for them, you are risking your life. one of the worst affected places has been the city of new bern. let's to colleen roberts, public information officer for the city of new bern. welcome and thanks for

the spurs manager believes his side and inter are pretty evenly matched. i have seen both team.milar level state. sorry, mentalstate. and, of course, both team were going to fight to try and change that feeling, that emotion. it is so important to win games. the british wbo middleweight world champion billyjoe saunders has been charged with misconduct by the british boxing board of control over a social media video that police described as "sickening". saunders has apologised for the video, in which he encouraged a woman to carry out anti—social acts. nottinghamshire police have started an investigation and the boxing board of control will hold a hearing next week. unbeaten saunders is due to defend his title in boston on 20th october. formula one‘s new owners have secured a deal to sell sponsorship to betting companies — something the old fi boss bernie ecclestone always refused to allow. he thought it would tarnish the sport's glamourous image. liberty media have reached an agreement thought to be worth ioo—million dollars with a london—based marketing agency, who'll set up th

spurs drop theirfirst points of the season.erjose mourinho with a 2—0 win at burnley. romelu lu ka ku scored both goals for united, who had marcus rashford sent off. paul pogba missed the chance to make it 3—0 when his penalty was saved byjoe hart. before the game, a group of disaffected united fans paid for a banner to be flown over turf moore saying, "ed woodward — a specialist in failure". the relationship between woodward — the executive vice—chairman — and mourinho has been under the spotlight since the summer when mourinho complained about the lack of recruitment at the club. alexander lacazette scored arsenal's winning goal as they beat cardiff 3—2. the gunners finally prevailed despite twice giving away the lead. it was 1—1 when pierre emerick aubamayang put the visitors ahead for the second time in the match, curling in this effort. but arsenals‘s frail defence was again exposed when danny ward pulled his side level. lacazette smashed home arsenal's third and that was enough to give unai emery his first away win of the

the common spurs children's book and adventure novel called high in the clouds came out in two thousand and five but kids will have to wait until september two thousand and nine team to read a grand. character choose a french president manuel micro are currently on display at the draw me a macro exhibition in more switzerland works by eighty artists from france belgium and other countries are on show at the house of press caricature as. some caricaturists say the politician is hard to satirize because he's simply too attractive visitors have until september thirtieth to visit the exhibition and see for themselves whether the drawings capture the essence of a man well my craw. this weekend the city of frankfurt is in the mood to celebrate the reason germany's banking capital has a completely new old town quarter during the second world war the oldest part of the city was almost completely destroyed many years a lot of our work went to into it was storing it and some new bit ins were even at it everything in the style of the original half timbered houses now the reconstruction is finished

through everyjab and every punch, paul is still spurring his son on. a look at the weather with ben rich. we started today with a real autumn chill and a frost in places. for some, temperatures really keeping away again. further north, a little bit milder. extra cloud in from the atla ntic bit milder. extra cloud in from the atlantic and extra breeze tending to bring higher temperatures. towards the south, starry skies, once again turning into a decidedly chilly night. our temperature profile showing pale cream colours across most of the uk. in these areas, temperatures down to single figures and in ruralareas temperatures down to single figures and in rural areas perhaps down to freezing all around there. strengthening wind further north will continue on tuesday. further south, the odd missed patch but then another beautiful day. 17 degrees in london. the white wind arrows show the steady fairly light winds. but for north west wales, northern ireland and north—west scotland, these black arrows are wind gusts which could reach 65 mph. also quite a lot

a last minute request from senator jeff flake spurred the president to reopen the fbi investigation into kavanaugh. kavanaugh's friend mark judge is willing to cooperate with the investigation according to his lawyers. dr. christine blasey ford named judge as a witness to her alleged sexual assault. "the new york times" reports the fbi will also investigate deborah ramirez's allegations. she accused kavanaugh of assaulting her at yale. abc news roert emily rou has more on the wild day in washington. >> just when it loobld there was no turning back a last minute surprise from republican senator jeff flake. >> i thit d proper to delay the floor vote. >> reporter: flake calling for an fbi investigation before he would grow to advance the nomination. hours before two women cornered him in an elevator after he said he planned to support kavanaugh. >> you tell all women in america they don't matter they should keep it to themselves. >> but his change of heart setting in motion a request from chairman grassley. then president trump ordering that supplemental fbi investigation limited in scope a

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the spurs keeper is injured. totte n ha m game. the spurs keeper is injured.ngland. a very good player, great manager, and of course it will be a really tough opponent. and of course it is going to demand a lot of energy for us, to have a very good performance if we wa nt to have a very good performance if we want to be able to win. manchester city women were tonight a superb first leg win after late equaliser for atleti co first leg win after late equaliser for atletico madrid in the last 32 champions league tie. gemma bonar opened the scoring for city in the first half but atletico madrid cranked up the pressure, levelling in the final minute of normal time. castleford boosted hopes of a home semi—final in the super league play—offs with a 44— four win over huddersfield. they brought in eight tries and castleford have two games left in the super 8s, which would meana left in the super 8s, which would mean a home advantage in the last format. huddersfield remain in fifth. —— in the last format. that is all your sport. have a lovely evening. good evening. befo

not all good news for spurs — who already have a number of injuries.ed up knocks during the game. they have a game against barcelona in the champions league to think about. very pleased and it was a tough game again. the team wanted to win. that was easy to see from the beginning. for the fans, one of the best things for them. it was so staff and that is why we are so please to have three points more in the table today. arsenal were looking for their seventh straight win and got it. but they left it late. two in the last nine minutes to beat watford — an own goalfrom craig cathcart, followed two minutes later by a goal from captain mesut ozil. a great start for watford this season. watford sixth, arsenal fifth in the table. it's the first time watford haven't scored this season. they were very disappointed after their game, getting nothing for their game, getting nothing for their efforts. the day's results for you... after two losses on the spin everton eased to victory over fulham. newcastle still without a win lost at home to leicester 0—2. a fourth

hardly pretty, but spurs were hardly bothered. five minutes left, icardi's volley giving inter milan the most spectacular of equalisers. suddenly, tottenham were clinging on and deep into injury time, they capitulated. vecino heading inter to a 2—1victory. spurs will be wondering quite how they lost a first night drama they could have done without. andy swiss, bbc news. we heard earlier about the latest attempt to resolve the irish border question —— a key sticking point in the brexit negotiations. this week bbc news is considering some of the most common questions being asked about brexit and its potential impact. tonight our correspondent damian grammaticas investigates the irish border issue. what will brexit mean for the union? why haven't we left jet? will we be richer or poorer? will problems with the irish border stop brexit? 0n the way to brexit, the biggest roadblock we face, the irish border. that is it, we havejust that is it, we have just crossed the border, are learned to northern ireland, no markings, just the signs

it is currently one nil to barcelona, and the spurs have had the better of inter—milan, but it's stills all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. goodbye throughout the evening. for now. we've got some very windy weather to come over the next 2a hours courtesy of storm alley. they will also be further areas of low pressure coming and going, bringing wet and windy weather and a real risk of some transport disruption over the next few days. first of all, storm ali. here it is on the satellite picture, developing and deepened as it heads towards the united kingdom. it will be arriving in to the early hours of wednesday morning. 0vernight somewhere to whether for northern ireland and scotland, a narrow band of rain pushing eastwards across england and wales. the first signs of ali arriving will be the wet weather in northern ireland towards the end of the night. it is the strength of the winds that cause big problems, the squeeze of the isobars is where the strongest winds will be going, straight across northern ireland and southern and central areas of scotland. this is

something the spurs defence would have wa nted something the spurs defence would have wanted to be doingere. wijnaldum pounced, saved, but here. wijnaldum pounced, saved, but he got there too late ‘s watch and i told him goal and with technology there is no argument. tottenham remained uncertain. at the start of the second half sadio mane got away and roberto firmino did was centre forwards do, too— zero, it might have been many more. for liverpool excelled in all areas of arborg this one. chances for a third came and went. perhaps it tottenham have scored for all the leave a slightly earlier than the 93rd minute this might have been closer but the bowl was an emphatic footnote to a performance with more glitches than their new stadium. liverpool meanwhile may be building to something. in the first half we had chances, so it was let's stay positive because it was let's stay positive because it was let's stay positive because it was positive. what a game for my boys. i was —— it was really, really good. one of the most difficult places to, gets one of the best teens in world football, tha

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but will spur refused to be cowed were not so stephan was at the heart of things again before us merely teed up due to their calls to the equaliser by tool for the story of the third time this season bruno love it is wolfsburg has collected points from a losing position. here are the results so far for match day six laver couzin dortmund goes the visitors away stuttgart holds brame is momentum in wins two one shell could get their first win of the season over mines hoffenheim unable to get it done it's life they will spark and share the spoils promoted sides nuremberg and dusseldorf was the most lopsided result with nuremberg scoring three to. none federico plus ill scored rupert's third in the seventy eighth minute of the game it's his first goal of the season a normal bird has earned seven out of a possible nine points at home this season. as we saw head to down byron in berlin on friday two more matches on sunday frankfurt hosts hanover and freiburg travels to alex burke let's take a look at the table now and see who replaced by her new nick at the top of the standings dortmund the l

you would spur the wto much the same way nafta spurred uruguay around. it spurred the wto to get its act together. as a minimum, as countries would join what would be the big block. >> nobody has made the case for tariffs. anybody want to? bit of aing to be a turtle in the punch bowl -- turd in the punch bowl. i would have been much more wto heavy in this exercise using the enforcement mechanisms. the wtoalso in terms of mechanism, whether it is tcp plus or another version of wto plus, and just raising the bar. that from 2005 onward, we were seeing bad behavior and backtracking on the part of china. carla mentioned that. we tried to get china's attention on a whole lot of issues that the obama administration tried to get china's attention on, that the current administration is talking about. we weren't able to get their attention. we weren't able to get europe and japan to help us, even though quietly europe and japan would talk about this. context where china is an important export market for the u.s. and all of up in trade policy were there were all th

leaders summit in austria the russian syrian offensive in adelaide could spur another wave of refugees that could further split societies in europe but some look at refugees as a welcome addition to the continent and to its economy some companies for employment now are seeking workers in particular for those shops locals don't want to do. this hotel in southern amsterdam is new and trendy there are even fresh vegetables growing on the roof but despite the calm impression the hotel industry in general has a problem not enough people want to work there thousands of jobs need to be filled each year so for the first time amsterdam has organized a job fair for refugees today it's all about the perfect match. nina schmitz works with an organization that integrates refugees into the hotel industry and that integrates them into society. there but they can work it helps people to learn the language quickly and provides an income but it also helps them to get to know a new country faster and integrate into the community. one sounds unpause shows up for short interviews similar to speed dating ro

revealed toews between two at between neo nazis and football fans and i thousands of people partly spurred on by social media posts by far right football groups demanding a show of strength in the city have been marching in the city shouting xenophobia slogans. now i want to start with michelle because michelle you've been you've played at all levels of german football have you been experiencing the latest developments in cannes it's very bad because this is a bad deal for germany and people outside they're calling me especially from africa they ask me hey what's going on over there with the old timers coming back i said i'm very sorry about this one but we have to fight against them. immigrants here and in germany and all the good people we have to find we have to get out we have to stand up to fight against racism and we have to kick them back now you've actually played all over the country in your career of course not in tooting in the city of camden what sort of things have you experienced during your own career you know bad bad things in the beginning i was seventeen i was playing in