sterling was menacing, mesmerising and even spurs with harry could do nothing about it.g. did not look for it at all and this is just one for spurs fans to put onto one of those bad days of the office.— bad days of the office. certainly not “ust bad days of the office. certainly not just the _ bad days of the office. certainly not just the result _ bad days of the office. certainly notjust the result in _ bad days of the office. certainly not just the result in city's - notjust the result in city's dominance in this competition significant. it is worth pointing out that a thousand fans were there to watch the league cup final. hugely important davis on this road map to recovery for football. a government pilot of course. 4000 fans, 2000 for spurs in 2000 for manchester in another for the nhs. we do not know what the atmosphere will be like but we have to be socially distance. there they made their voices count. there was an atmosphere here today, which is a miracle considering it was less than that full. they really made their voices heard and the players got a lot out o

now, the spurs manager, jesse marini has been sacked.he portuguese coast was just 17 months into thejob. tottenham hotspur, a football club which sees itself among europe's elite. well, jose mourinho�*s gone with spurs seventh in england. so, another desk cleared, the ex—manager, home with his belongings, and no clear next destination. no comment, either. you are losing your time. english football has witnessed the various ages of mourinho. special and cheerful at chelsea, at first. more mature at manchester united. his time at spurs, quite short, pretty sour. lovely touch into richarlison. well, spurs conceded five against everton in the fa cup. a 3—0 defeat to dinamo zagreb in the europa league. after a recent draw with newcastle, mourinho explained the decline — same coach, different players, he stated. classic mourinho? he doesn't call himself the special one for nothing. so he's either good or bad. there's no balance, there's no middle way. so, i think, from what i've heard, he was getting out of hand in the dressing room. this comi

well, spurs conceded five against everton in the fa cup. defeat to dinamo zagreb in the europa league. after a recent draw with newcastle, mourinho explained the decline — same coach, different players, he stated. it couldn't be his fault. classic mourinho? he doesn't call himself the special one for nothing. so he's either good or bad. there's no balance, there's no middle way. so, i think, from what i've heard, he was getting out of hand in the dressing room. this coming weekend, spurs actually have their biggest game of the season, the league cup final. they clearly think they've got more chance of winning that trophy withoutjose mourinho. grand ambitions here. the stadium is super. but tottenham's perception and their current situation seem, well, leagues apart. joe wilson, bbc news, north london. that's it. have a very good night. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are anand menon, director of the uk in a changing europe and dia chakravarty, brexit editor at the daily telegr

right up until the 82nd part when laporte was statuesque in the spurs were just static.y had another position they had, their goals would come from a set piece like that. but it was very well deserved. plenty of fancy feel aggrieved that laporte was even on the pitch because there were two incidents in the first africa picked up two yellows been off the pitch. but as it was, city very deserving of the victory and with the champions league semi finals coming up in three days' time, it is quite a surprise for most that they really did go with such a strong line—up. sterling was menacing, foley was mesmerising in even the spurs of harry could do nothing about it. kane himself disappointing. did not look fit it all in the sickest ones for the spurs fans to put down as one of those bad days of the office. importing down the road map to recovery, the government pilot, 8000 fans, they had to have a negative test to get in here today and i think a lot of them or sing before the match, we don't know what it'll be like. they made their voices count. it was an atmosphere here today

ahead of this match with saints, spurs fans were clear who they see as a sinner. manager. the special one's and replaced by the young one, ryan mason the first premier league boss under 30 spurs skipper hugo lloris's five years older than his manager that showed his agility to somehow keep out southampton early on. the visitors could not be denied for long, james ward—prowse delivering the corner, danny ings supplying the finish. levy's week was not getting any better. thought no more second—best until the second half. a touch of magic from gareth bale got them level and his old club were suddenly under siege. son hueng—min thought he had scored, but a var review caught lucas moura just off—site. in a final minute though, the video referee came to spurs aid, judging the style to be just inside the area. without the injured harry kane, his strike partner was willing and able to convert the penalty. they will be no spot in the european super league, but a place in the champions league, for tottenham, thatis champions league, for tottenham, that is still a possibilit

amidst the celebrations, spurs, a foul in the build—up. closer look and decided it was. no goal. that was tougher united to swallow, it was about to get worse. now fully recovered, he ensured it was spurs who took the lead into the break. united would eventually get their goal. again, only this time, his shot was saved just into the path of fred. united level, and before long, they were ahead. finally a goal. that one it for united, mays and greenwood, making things entirely safe moments from the end. tottenham, every defeat now only raises more questions. adam wild, bbc news. you see the results earlier on today and how _ you see the results earlier on today and how tight it is beneath us. so to have _ and how tight it is beneath us. so to have seven points down to the next _ to have seven points down to the next one — to have seven points down to the next one instead of the four it could've — next one instead of the four it could've been, of course, that is bil could've been, of course, that is big for— could've been, of course, that is

did you ever find out exactly what spurred this - out exactly what spurred this particular package ofncapsulates some of the values he apparently held very dear. there encapsulates some of the values he apparently held very dear.— apparently held very dear. there is an element — apparently held very dear. there is an element of— apparently held very dear. there is an element of that. _ apparently held very dear. there is an element of that. his _ apparently held very dear. there is an element of that. his experience at gordonstoun was undoubtedly life forming _ at gordonstoun was undoubtedly life forming for him. i am certain that kurt's_ forming for him. i am certain that kurt's influence on him, involved with setting up the award along with john hunt... i am certain that influence _ john hunt... i am certain that influence had a strong effect on the duke's— influence had a strong effect on the duke's ideas with the award. but ultimately what he wanted, i think, was to— ultimately what he wanted, i think, was to give — ultimately what he wanted, i think, was to give young people the

amidst the celebrations, spurs potter stations was this file in the build—up.ided it was no goal. that was tougher united to swallow. it was about to get worse. he is fully recovered and ensured that the spurs were into the lead at the break. united would eventually get their goal. a volley again, this time, his shot was saved just into the path of bread. united level, and before long, they were ahead. the volley finally with the goal, a winter for united. mason greenwood made things entirely safe moments from the end. for tottenham, every defeat now comes with more questions. adam wild, bbc news. on loan from manchester united — jesse lingaard's brilliant form in a west ham shirt continues after his two goals helped them beat leicester city and move back into fourth place. they're nowjust a point behind leicester in third with champions league football next season very much a possiblilty asjoe wilson reports. at the london stadium, silence for the duke of edinburgh. then a thrilling football match about europe. was tampons my progress towards champions league

i spurs dug out. with a play on the managers minds?— spurs dug out.k that was then and a — managers minds? i think that was then and a lot _ managers minds? i think that was then and a lot has _ managers minds? i think that was then and a lot has changed - managers minds? i think that was then and a lot has changed since i then and a lot has changed since then. playerwise. then and a lot has changed since then. player wise. a great team but he is looking to be made. they were really not happy about that. they want to bring peace so it's going to be a tough game. i’m want to bring peace so it's going to be a tough game-— want to bring peace so it's going to be a tough game. i'm not sure if you cau~ht it. be a tough game. i'm not sure if you caught it. chelsea _ be a tough game. i'm not sure if you caught it. chelsea against _ be a tough game. i'm not sure if you caught it. chelsea against realm - be a tough game. i'm not sure if you caught it. chelsea against realm a i caught it. chelsea against realm a trade. chelsea looks really good. i've got to say

laura, you are at spurs, one of the — the way. laura, you are at spurs, one of the clubs _ the way.t spurs, one of the clubs involved, and . the way. laura, you are at spurs, one of the clubs involved, and itl one of the clubs involved, and it has just sacked its one of the clubs involved, and it hasjust sacked its manager. absolutely. a lot of news for tottenham fans to take in this morning to stop they were reeling from the news of the european super league and then this morning came the announcement thatjose mourinho and his support team had been relieved of their duties, sacked after 17 months in charge here. that comes as tottenham sit seventh in the premier league table and as things stand they are unlikely to get champions league football next year. fans i spoke to seemed surprised at the news but also they said they don't consider themselves one of the leading european clubs, and therefore they were surprised to be part of this european super league. a lot to take in this morning forfans here in north london. but very much the message from the club is this decision about jos

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these are the investments that can spur the kind of private investment we need.ishaad: the dallas fed president said some inflation will be a likely trade-off for the biden infrastructure spend. but what about long-term gdp? robert spoke to bloomberg. robert: the important thing i look at on infrastructure -- we've had a lot of fiscal spending, which has been necessary to emerge from the pandemic, but a lot of that spending will fund current consumption. so the impact that has creates a bump in gdp, but over time, that bump wears off. the desirable thing for me in terms of infrastructure spending, it's a long-term investment. it's an investment you make today or over the years,a nd it -- years, and it should help in the future create higher potential gdp growth, higher sustainable growth, better productivity. i would differentiate infrastructure spending from other fiscal spending. it is clear we need more wi-fi, widespread wi-fi in this country, and other infrastructure spending to make us more productive and raise sustainable gdp growth in the future. i think t

a vital point for newcastle — their late equaliser against spurs provides a boost to their survival hopesit's a double for cambridge — success in a new—look boat race for both the men's and women's teams over oxford. and sale make light work of scarlets in wales to advance to the champions cup quarterfinals, hello and welcome to sportsday. iam i am gathered around june. —— i am gavin. we'll start with a day of drama and plenty of goals in the premier league. newcastle left it late to secure a vital point against tottenham, who themselves were vying for a place in the top four. a welcome result for steve bruce and his under—pressure side. nesta mcgregor was watching. easter sunday and while some of us spent it searching for sugary treats, newcastle and tottenham were on a different hunt, for three points. the spurs defence cracked first, joelinton tapping home only his second league goal of the season. 1—0 up, magpies manager steve bruce looked excited. in football, it's often said you're most vulnerable after scoring. just 90 seconds later, harry kane proved that to be right. albeit a bit

and in the bundesliga buyer nick brush aside will spur a coach can see flick drops a bombshell announcing he wants to leave the club. unexpired sir welcome to the program. germany honors those lost to the coronavirus today top officials including chancellor angela merkel and president frank valter steinmeyer are gathering in berlin for the ceremonies tens of thousands of people have had to say a premature goodbye to their loved ones those who died often did so alone with relatives kept away by coronavirus restrictions old age homes were especially hard hit by the pandemic as senior citizens and caregivers were unable to protect themselves even as vaccinations increase in germany today's events are meant to provide a moment to reflect on the 79914 people who have died since the pandemic if the country. that if ya copes keeps memories of his mother in that life in this photo album. my mother was a person who liked to be around others who like to be with friends like to socialize. if she hadn't caught the virus the nearly 80 year old would probably still be a life like her who was also a vic

split in the premier league between the 4 clubs that were the last to leave in the shape of arsenal spurs as little paul and joseph after the 1st little for manchester united who traditionally have been profit maximizing companies and chelsea and manchester city where the owners have taken on an approach of trying to achieve trophy success and that they've actually been the biggest loss makers those 2 clubs came on board to the european franchise project. because they didn't make out that they were missing out if that if a they wanted as part of it and they ended up being a spurs the 1st dominoes to fall the number of fans outside of the club's home countries was clearly a factor in and founding the me so will there be disappointment from fans in say africa and asia and elsewhere the decision to scrap. i think that there will be those people who see an individual club as a as a global entity and therefore its focus should be on meeting the the interests of global fans will have some sympathy with the people that they. are in charge of this project on a domestic level on a local level wher

spurs revealed dulux had become their official paint supplier on thursday. deleted but not before mark lobel caught a glimpse. described as the perfect match, tottenham kicked off their contract with their first ever official paint supplier. to mark the occasion, dulux showed its distinctive mascot, an old english sheepdog, inspecting whether spurs�*s billion—dollar stadium is in need of a lick of something—or—other. five minutes later, tackling a question on twitter about whether the dog could play centre—back, presumably in place of these four, who came with a price tag of $86 million, to have one of the best defensive records in the league. dulux tweeted, "he might do a betterjob." mixing it up some more, dulux showed tottenham's trophy cabinet stripped bare — in response to a suggestion they may wish to store their paints there. it's true, tottenham's head coach, jose mourinho, is under pressure. there has been a spell of over a decade without major silverware. so, could today's sponsorship deal help them become top dog? i know you are a fan of dogs. do

that coming up at spurs are in that mix. if as well.tter if they were seventh or ninth or anything. matter if they were seventh or ninth or anything-— matter if they were seventh or ninth or anything.- what _ matter if they were seventh or ninth or anything. yeah. what about the wa jose or anything. yeah. what about the way jose mourinho _ or anything. yeah. what about the way jose mourinho plays _ or anything. iéit'u. what about the wayjose mourinho plays his or anything. iez—i what about the wayjose mourinho plays his teams, the style of football? way jose mourinho plays his teams, the style of football?— the style of football? yeah, it is often derided _ the style of football? yeah, it is often derided as _ the style of football? yeah, it is often derided as a _ the style of football? yeah, it is often derided as a negative - the style of football? yeah, it is. often derided as a negative style. spurs have lots of exciting players, gareth bale, son heung—min and harry kane who has been on fire recently. it is often defensive and fans

the spurs defence cracked first, joelinton tapping home only his second league goal of the season.league goal of the season. 1—0 up magpies manager steve bruce looked excited. in football, it's often said your most vulnerable after scoring. just 90 seconds later, harry kane proved that to be right. be it a bit fortunate. the forward's second goal was anything but lucky. a great first touch, then a fierce low shot into the corner of the net. the second half saw newcastle pushing for the equaliser and spaces began to open up via this breakaway, harry kane was inches away from his hat—trick. that miss would cost that might prove costly as, with the next attack, newcastle drew level, the goal scored byjoe billick on loan from arsenal. the game would finish 2—2, leaving steve bruce's newcastle still nervously in the relegation battle. ——joe willock. the relegation battle. -- joe willock. ~ ., ., willock. we needed that. the one thin we willock. we needed that. the one thing we all _ willock. we needed that. the one thing we all need _ willock. we needed that. the one thing we all need i

the spurs frontman missing from the squad, with an ankle injury — questions over whether he'll be fitt, for these next 7 games', kane said. let's catch up with the latest from the crucible now — as the world snooker championship first round continues. world number onejudd trump got the better of liam highfield... trump winning 10 frames to it, to progress to the second round. it was a dominant performance from trump — with the win sealing his place at the top of the world rankings at the season's end. he'll play 15th seed david gilbert in the second round. that's from us. goodbye. in just over two weeks time voters around britain will be heading to the polls. in scotland and wales there are parliamentary elections whilst in england voters will be choosing who will sit on their local councils. five live s anna foster is on the road this week bringing us an insight in to what voters want from their elected representatives and what local issues will be sending people to the polling stations in these elections. ?this afternoon she's in darlington. anna. hello. it is interesting, these loc

spurs frontman harry kane has spoken out on twitter, saying, "thank you for everything, boss.st 16. the four—time champion was trailing 7—a to qualifier tian pengfei at one stage, but higgins won six frames in a row, including a final break of 135 to secure the victory. and that's all the sport for now. hello, there. april showers have been in short supply. it's been a very dry month so far. and for most places, tuesday will be another dry day with some sunny spells. but across the north of the uk, we can expect some patchy rain, courtesy of a weather front — you can see it here on the chart — drifting in from the northwest, moving slowly southeastward through the day and weakening all the while. for much of england and wales, we're starting off the day dry with some spells of sunshine, although quite misty and murky for some of these eastern coasts. and through the day, i think we'll see a gradual build—up in cloud amounts. there may even be just the odd rogue shower into the afternoon. for scotland and northern ireland, ourfrontal system bringing cloud, outbreaks of patchy r

but where city were wasteful, hugo lloris were keeping spurs in it. that ended tottenham's dream. 0h, piece that ended tottenham's dream. oh, and it is put away.— oh, and it is put away. some thought a meric oh, and it is put away. some thought aymeric laporte _ oh, and it is put away. some thought aymeric laporte was _ oh, and it is put away. some thought aymeric laporte was lucky _ oh, and it is put away. some thought aymeric laporte was lucky to - oh, and it is put away. some thought aymeric laporte was lucky to still- aymeric laporte was lucky to still be on the pitch after some cynical tackling, but the defenders were static while aymeric laporte was statuesque. spurs's 13 year wait for a trophy goes on, but in the week that the city owners made a huge misstep, on the pitch, fans had a beautiful reminder ofjust how super football can be. match of the day follows the news and in scotland it's sportscene, so if you don't want to know the other football results, then look away now.... burnley had their biggest away win in premier league history, wit

spurs have not won a trophy since 2008 and it was this trophy.arry kane, it certainly can ha en. ., , ., ,, with harry kane, it certainly can ha en. ., , .,~ ., with harry kane, it certainly can hauen. ., , ., , happen. it does make a big difference, _ happen. it does make a big difference, harry _ happen. it does make a big difference, harry kane - happen. it does make a big difference, harry kane and| happen. it does make a big i difference, harry kane and his goals. thank you very much for that. burnley steered themselves towards safety in the premier league with a huge 4—0 win over wolves at molineux. striker chris wood at the heart of that with a first—half hat—trick. sean dyche's side now nine points clear of fulham and the relegation zone with five games remaining. and the manager insists he's not been overly concerned. gfx)two other games in the premier league today. at elland road it finished goalless between leeds and manchester united. aston villa v west brom is the late kick—off. in the women's super league, arsenal are back up the to

. # ahead of this match with the saints, spurs fans were clear who they see as a sinner. the corner, danny ings supplying the finish. levy's week wasn't getting any better. tottenham were second—best until the second half. a touch of magic from gareth bale got them level and his old club were suddenly under siege. son hueng—min thought he'd scored, but a var review caught lucas moura just offside. in the final minute, though, the video referee came to spurs' aid, judging this foul to bejust inside the area. without the injured harry kane, his strike partner was willing and able to convert the penalty. there will be no spot in a european super league, but a place in the champions league for tottenham, well, that's still a possibility. stuart pollitt, bbc news. there were seven games in the championship this evening as the race for the play—off spots and to avoid relegation heads towards its climax. rotherham united edged closer to the drop and a return to the third tier with defeat at middlesbrough. rotherham had led, but neil warnock�*s side turned it round to win 2—1 at

get any food for behaving like that spurs boss josie bring your reacted angrily to that comment. in relation to that but i just want to say sonic is very lucky that this father is a better person than ali because i think a father i am a father i think a father you have always to feed your kids doesn't matter what they do if you have to steal to feed your kids you steal i'm very very disappointed and because with me like we see in portugal our bread is red in shoes is cheese i told already although what i think about these is comments while on top of all of that sunken men received racial abuse after the game spurs released a statement calling it a parent saying that they will undertake a full review alongside the premier league to determine the most effective action moving forward. well time is number one novak djokovic is preparing to make his return to the court for the 1st time since his australian open win jack which will be chasing a 3rd monte carlo masters title and says he's ready to play again i feel. physically prepared mentally i missed i missed tennis in our last coupl

decision that scott thompson a had hits on him in in the face of this nice touch on the post spurs in front going into the break. but freddie equalised and providing finally got on the scoresheet in the 2nd half when mason greenwood sealing the 31 when united sit 11 points behind manchester city in the chase for the title autonomous 76 points off the top 4. but following that controversial they are decision involving spurs some here men united's manager said if the south korean was his son he wouldn't get any food for behaving like that spurs boss chose him or in your reacted angrily to that comment in relation to their budgets want to sue song it is very lucky that this father is a better person than ali because i think a father i am a father as a single father you have always to feed your kids doesn't matter what we do if you have to steal to feed your kids you still i'm very very disappointed because with me like we see in portugal brothers rather than chooses to i thought although what i think about these is quadrants and on top of that son here men received racial abuse after the

we laid railroad tracks from one coast to another that spurred commerce and industry from the turmoil of the industrial revolution came a system of public high schools that prepared our citizens for a new age. in the wake of war and depression the gi bill sent a generation to college and created the largest middle class in history. and a twilight struggle for freedom led to a nation of highways an american on the moon and an explosion of technology that still shapes our world. in each case government didn't supplant private enterprise. it catalyzed private enterprise it created the conditions for thousands of entrepreneurs and new businesses to adapt and to thrive. we are a nation that has seen promise a mid peril and claimed opportunity from ordeal. now we must be that nation again. that is why even as it cuts back on programs we don't need. the budget i submit will invest in the three areas that are absolutely critical to our economic future energy health care and education. it begins with energy. we know the country that harnesses the power of clean renewable energy will lead the 2

to in america, and also spur economic growth. to grow the economic growth.— economic growth. to grow the economy in key _ economic growth. to grow the economy in key ways. - economic growth. to grow the economy in key ways. it - economic growth. to grow the economy in key ways. it puts. economy in key ways. it puts people — economy in key ways. it puts pe0ple to _ economy in key ways. it puts people to work to repair and upgrade _ people to work to repair and upgrade things we badly need. it makes — upgrade things we badly need. it makes it easier and more efficient_ it makes it easier and more efficient to move goods, to get to work. — efficient to move goods, to get to work, and to make us more competitive around the world. although both democrats and republicans agree america's ageing infrastructure is in dire need of repairs, the question is how best to get it done. as ident biden wants to pay for the package by raising taxes on businesses, including the corporate tax rate, which would jump from 21% to 28%, that has already drawn ira from republicans who

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let there be light that is the message that this church broadcasts it spurred the start of an era in which architects vied to build ever higher and more white filled cathedrals the gothic. the desire for more light in a church interior is one thing making it technically possible is another for the thick walls to be replaced by thin windows the weight of the building had to be distributed outward on the columns and vaulted arches the structural shell became a skeleton. and glass was needed glass that could be melted and colored using a new technique that may have reached western europe from the middle east in the 10th century. soon the stained glass fragments were joined with strips of lead to compose symphonies of color. in the summer of $1144.00 the abbey church of songs and he set off an architectural revolution across france . in the following century more than 20 major gothic churches or rows in the region around paris. it became a contest to build the highest and most beautiful churches. within a generation this. development had gathered momentum still further afield stross book

spurs play southampton on wednesday in the league.qualifier tian pengfei at one stage, but higgins won six frames in a row, including a final break of 135 to secure the victory. for that and everything else, head to the bbc sport website. but that's all the sport for now. hello there. april showers have been in short supply. it's been a very dry month so far. and for most places, tuesday will be another dry day with some sunny spells. but across the north of the uk, we can expect some patchy rain, courtesy of a weather front — you can see it here on the chart — drifting in from the northwest, moving slowly southeastward through the day and weakening all the while. for much of england and wales, we're starting off the day dry with some spells of sunshine, although quite misty and murky for some of these eastern coasts. and through the day, i think we'll see a gradual build—up in cloud amounts. there may even be just the odd rogue shower into the afternoon. for scotland and northern ireland, ourfrontal system bringing cloud, outbreaks o

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and the sponsor's social media posts that painted the premier league side spurs in a bad light.y warm welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the world. newly released footage from police body cameras appears to show that a 13—year—old boy shot deadin that a 13—year—old boy shot dead in the us city of chicago last month was not armed at the moment police opened fire. adam toledo appeared to have his hands raised when he was shot in the early hours of march 29. the video shows a police officer running after the teenager in a neighbourhood on the city's west side. the policeman ordered him to stop and show his hand but when the boy complies, he shot the chest. police say the boy was holding a gun but the family attorney says he was not holding it at the moment he was shot. .,, holding it at the moment he was shot. , .,, holding it at the moment he was shot. , , ., ~ ., shot. those videos speak for themselves. _ adam, during his last second of life, did not have a gun in his hand. the officer screamed at him, "show me your hands". adam complied, turned around. his hands

i believed in my dream i didn't give up and that really spurred me on in life. would. it help to make another dream come true in 2008 when the enthusiastic diver builds a car that can also drive underwater in the scuba the 1st car in the world that can dive into connect and his employees move around like fish in lake zurich. water temperatures of around 3 degrees celsius so it's really cold. when you're sat inside you're so full of adrenaline and everyone expected it not to work. everything worked out well. from all the cars the scuba has remained iconic it just shows how emotional mobility can be. over the last decade and a connex prototypes have mostly been visions of mobility of the future the vehicles in his snap series are modular systems which can be easily transformed from driving passenger cars to cargo vehicles. sustainable designs environmentally friendly. has this crazy inventor become a realist. crazy doesn't exclude sustainability we're still trying to be both in this and so i enjoy being called crazy as in german that also means i get things moving. into

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connection with another case a separate case is also going to be sentenced today the 21000 protests were spurred by beijing's tightening squeeze on freedoms in hong kong. as more from outside the courtroom. this is a magistrate's court which means the maximum sentence that the magistrate can hand out for a single conviction is 2 years with 3 years for multiple sentences but it's possible that the prosecution could appeal against that and have the case moved to a district court where they could then face a possibility of up to 5 years now the court is just adjourned for lunch after the magistrate heard mitigating pleas from defense lawyers in the hope that their clients can get a more lenient sentence the 7 defendants all of them former lawmakers all of them veterans of hong kong's pro-democracy movement arrived at the court in fairly upbeat mood they were philosophical they said they were prepared to accept whatever sentence was given to them today they've all been accused of taking part or rather convicted of taking part in an authorized assembly in august 2019 the charges that they participate

that was a direct quote the cynicism and unfairness only served to spur pastor martens on in his efforts as a rule germany tolerates the churches granting sanctuary to asylum seekers to save them from deportation currently that totals about 500 people in germany even so time and again legal action has been taken against clergy who offer sanctuary in their churches. i'm not worried about that in the least then they should just send me to prison a good thing compared to what's in store for our people in iran and afghanistan even a prison in germany is still a luxury. pastor martin visits id in an iranian who was paralyzed in an accident. by dean can't come to the church so the pastor administers communion to him at home . 35 year old i.d.n. had already come in contact with the christian faith in iran but that drew the attention of the authorities to him the muslim clergy have openly stated that they see the biggest threat to iran's internal security in underground christian communities meanwhile more and more iranians are taking ideas view of islam the state religion. never is in iraq beca

that was a direct quote the cynicism and unfairness only served to spur pastor martens on in his efforts as a rule germany tolerates the churches granting sanctuary to asylum seekers to save them from deportation currently that totals about 500 people in germany even so time and again legal action has been taken against clergy who offer sanctuary in their churches. i'm not worried about that in the least then they should just send me to prison a good thing compared to what's in store for our people in iran and afghanistan even a prison in germany is still a luxury. pastor martin visits id and a rainy and who was paralyzed in an accident. by dean can't come to the church so the pastor administers communion to him at home. 35 year old i.d.n. had already come in contact with the christian faith in iran but that drew the attention of the authorities to him the muslim clergy have openly stated that they see the biggest threat to iran's internal security in underground christian communities meanwhile more and more iranians are taking ideas view of islam the state religion. the wars in iraq bec

and we have some big news now from the bundesliga where byron munich beat was spurred by the champions coach hansen flick shocked fans after the match by saying he wants to leave at the end of the season flick has enjoyed a successful 18 months at the club winning 6 trophies including last summer's champions league reports of a rift between flick and byron sporting director have persisted now flick has confirmed that he wants to be released from his contract which could set him up to take the role of german national coach. 6 that he had told his players before them actually wanted to go but that didn't seem to affect their form as they disposed dispose excuse me of a stubborn will spark side. of the light cigs goalless draw on friday by employers knew a win involved would significantly boost their title chances and they already knew of coach on the flicks desire to leave the club. on the quarter hour mark 18 year old jamal opened the scoring for the visitors. will keep a kohen castillo's not covering himself in glory as the youngsters if it slipped by him and eventually crossed the goa

the football around the bundling as big game solve all spurred travel to frankfurt now both of these teams have been in fine form the season so it was no surprise they served up a cracker. has added firepower to an already potent frankfurt's attack wolfsburg on the other hand have one of the league's best defenses back to coach them in front with just 6 minutes gone. the lido lasted 2 minutes. she can modify it in simi style rection needed to trick that stop and visiting defense. frankfurt had the momentum their top score entre silva muscled his way down the right. the only new rich to direct sharing his parent club ray outridge won't let me sing. the defensive mix up had wolfsburg back to level the mediately after half time to vote fake horst. but the hosts were relentless fast silver scored his 23rd of the season to make it 32 before another punishing attack was eventually can be staffed by character. for 2 and still 30 minutes left to play. a brief goal truce was broken in the closing stages frankfurt defender pushing through his own net. but it was nothing more than a consolation

so sport now and the when this latest big games of all spurred travel to frank both teams have been in fine form this season so it was no surprise they served up a cracka. has added firepower to an already potent frank 1st attack. on the other hand have one of the league's best defenses back to coach them in front with just 6 minutes gone. the lido lasted 2 minutes. she can modify it in simi style rection needed to trick that stop and visiting defense. frankfurt had the momentum their top scorer entre silva muscled his way down the right. the only new rich to direct just sharing his parent club ray out madrid walk they're missing. a defensive mix up had wolfsburg back to level the media after half time to vow fake horsed. but the hosts were relentless fast silver scored his 23rd of the season to make it 32 before another punishing attack was eventually finished off by eric. paul 2 and still 30 minutes left to play. a brief goal truce was broken in the closing stages frankfurt defended pushing through his own net. but it was nothing more than a consolation for wolves work as frankfurt h