spurs were outplayed in their midweek _ fourth place.efeat _ fourth place. spurs were outplayed in their midweek defeat as - fourth place. spurs were outplayed in their midweek defeat as they - fourth place. spurs were outplayed l in their midweek defeat as they were at arsenal earlier in the month. at home, it had been a different story, winning ten consecutive games. and they dominated possession for half an hour before being undone by calamity keeping from hugo clarice coupled with the cool head. this had been the best start to a season in ii been the best start to a season in 11 years for newcastle. it got even better as he failed to stop the paraguayan, who scored his fifth goal in as many games. maybe the weather could wash away the woes of tottenham. newcastle fans were singing in the rain. the skies cleared momentarily for spurs as harry kane breathe life into his site's fight back. it soon perished. newcastle finished deserved winners to move into the champions league places. leeds are in real trouble — they haven't won in eight

spurs will fancy this one.e it as a bit of an open goat _ they will see it as a bit of an open goat~ from — they will see it as a bit of an open goal. from the sporting point of view, _ goal. from the sporting point of view, a — goal. from the sporting point of view, a lot— goal. from the sporting point of view, a lot is made of their manager and links— view, a lot is made of their manager and links with aston villa but he will have — and links with aston villa but he will have to concentrate on the job in hand _ will have to concentrate on the job in hand. they have nothing to lose so they— in hand. they have nothing to lose so they will— in hand. they have nothing to lose so they will come and give it a go and n1ay— so they will come and give it a go and may he — so they will come and give it a go and may be trying to exploit tottenham boss mick fatigue, as antonio — tottenham boss mick fatigue, as antonio conte keeps telling everyone. antonio conte keeps telling everyone-— antonio conte keeps telling eve one

they stay above spurs.hampionship, despite losing to qpr tonight. chris wittock got the only goal on a night when four of the top five played each other. they included norwich, who could have gone above sheffield united — and indeed, were at one point at reading — but they could only draw 1—1 afterjeff hendrick�*s equaliser. norwich stay second, with reading a point and place below them. england captain leah williamson will miss friday's friendly with the usa — and next week's match against czech republic, after picking up an injury in training. she'll return to arsenal for rehabilitation — and has been replaced in the squad by her ctubmate lotte wubben moy, who was a non—playing member of the lionesses' euros—winning squad. nikkita parris has also been called up after lucy parker's injury ruled her out of the two matches that begin against the usa at a sold—out wembtey, where the team and winning goat—scorer chloe kelly will return for the first time since the euros final. i think we can't get too carried

spurs, a goal down, moments later, a man down.as as high as it was reckless. it would be his final contribution. the final word, well, that was arsenal's. granit xhaka's, to be precise. many spurs fans leaving long before the end. arsenal savouring every second. adam wild, bbc news. that's seven out of eight wins for mikel arteta's side this season. few would have predicted such a strong start. mikel arteta looked a very happy man when he spoke to the bbc�*sjonathan pearce. people now are beginning to say mikel arteta's team might be here for the long term, it could be a team to do brilliant things this season. does that surprise you, please you, not bother you at all? we not bother you at all? are focusing on what we are doing. today is another sign that we are in the right direction, that we can play at a really high level, and we have to maintain that and be consistent and go for it. a really hungry team now? really hungry. you feel the desire. you feel the humility. because they haven't won anything yet important, and i think

from the arctic ocean and by friday the cold had captured the entire territory. regions up to the spursaltai and sayan at the beginning of next week, the focus of high pressure will begin to collapse so that the wind in the atmosphere will turn to the western rhumbs and will begin to flow in siberia.

spurs, though, would find a way back when richarlison's path was blocked.han harry kane. he never looked like missing here. but the quality of the first half made a mistake at the start of the second all the more surprising. spurs goalkeeper hugo lloris inexplicably letting the ball through his hands. gabrieljesus with the game's turning point. the final word, well, that was arsenal's. many spurs fans leaving long before the end. arsenal savouring every second. adam wild, bbc news. that's seven out of eight wins for mikel arteta's side this season. few would have predicted such a strong start. mikel arteta looked a very happy man when he spoke to the bbc�*sjonathan pearce. people now are beginning to say at arteta's _ people now are beginning to say at arteta's team might be here for the lon- arteta's team might be here for the long term, — arteta's team might be here for the long term, it could be a team to do brilliant _ long term, it could be a team to do brilliant things this season. that is that_ brilliant things this season. that is that surprise you,

along the spurs of the urals and precipitation in its area will continue weaken. but the center of high pressure, on the contrary , will be day by day. it will only intensify and by the end of the week they will capture the entire european territory of the country, with the exception of the extreme south and north, as before , at night its zone will be quite cold, but during the daytime the sun will warm up the surface layer of the atmosphere without hindrance. look for friday in the west of the russian plain plus nine 14 in the south to plus 15 plus 20 °. everything. this is much higher than the normal for october indicators, only the east of european russia is waiting for a cold snap. which by the end of the week will fall into the cold sector of the cyclone in samara today tomorrow, despite the rains , it is still quite warm during the day plus 12 plus 13, but then the temperature will return to the climate until monday in the city plus eight plus nine degrees in the south in the coming days sunny in krasnodar the thermometer will rise to plus 18 + 27, not only

spurs stay top, but nothing's decided in group d.on's cross. darwin nunez made up for missing an open goal with a pinpoint header. and liverpool wrapped up their win with salah providing the pass for harvey elliott to finish. good finish from the youngster, 3—0. it's going to take something miraculous for rangers not to finish bottom of the group and go out of europe after they lost to napoli 3—0. giovanni simeone scored twice to put rangers boss giovanni van bronkhurst under more pressure. and a late goalfrom romelu lukaku crowned inter milan's a—0 win against viktoria plzen. the victory meant barcelona were out of the competition before they lost 3—0 to bayern munich. but inter are through. it was raining goals in the women's champions league, as chelsea hammered albanian side vllaznia 8—0 — sam kerr with four, three for pernille harder and one for katerina svitkova. kerr secured her hat—trick on the hour mark. a very, very easy game for the londoners. the albanian side are yet to have a shot on target in the competition after two

they stay above spurs.r. they included norwich, who could have gone above sheffield united — and indeed, were at one point at reading — but they could only draw 1—1 afterjeff hendrick�*s equaliser. norwich stay second, with reading a point and place below them. england captain leah williamson will miss friday's friendly with the usa — and next week's match against czech republic, after picking up an injury in training. she'll return to arsenal for rehabilitation — and has been replaced in the squad by her clubmate lotte wubben moy, who was a non—playing member of the lionesses�* euros—winning squad. nikkita parris has also been called up after lucy parker's injury ruled her out of the two matches that begin against the usa at a sold—out wembley, where the team and winning goal—scorer chloe kelly will return for the first time since the euros final. i think we can't get too carried away with them, just focusing on ourselves. and that's what we did massively in the summer. and looking forward, we know what we

spurs dominated possession for the first half hour, but were suddenly undone by calamity goalkeepingith the cool head of callum wilson. lloris then failed to stop the in form miguel almiron, who scored his fifth goal in as many games. antonio cponte had made five changes to the spurs side that lost at manchester united, but harry kane is seemingly ever present. it wasn't enough, and newcastle one 2-1. leeds are in real trouble — they haven't won in eight matches now — after losing at home to fulham today. leeds took the lead early on through rodrigo — but fulham came roaring back. aleksandr mitrovic levelled — and then after half—time — bobby de cordova reid and willian made the game safe — before a late consolation from crysensio summerville made it 3—2. fulham up to 7th — but the pressure is really building on leeds bossjesse marsch — with the fans making their feelings clear at the final whistle. we are hurting. it is painful. we feel like we do little things that we can't seem to reward ourselves. but we are together so, you know, i understand that fans are not happy and the ier

spurs are still in poll position, but with a tough fixture in marseille to come. to look far the moment to see the signs of climate change. these are the temperatures we should be having in late october. look what we are going to expect tomorrow. everywhere seeing above—average temperatures, and in the south—east we could see temperatures 22 degrees as a high, 72 fahrenheit, that's more akin to a day injune rather than late october. the wind direction is the key factor, coming all the way up from africa, and it's notjust all the way up from africa, and it's not just the all the way up from africa, and it's notjust the uk that's experiencing this warmth. temperatures in central europe a good 10 degrees above

spurs, a goal down, moments later, a man down. final word, well, that was arsenal's. granit xhaka's, to be precise. many spurs fans leaving long before the end. arsenal savouring every second. adam wild, bbc news. we're back with the late news at 10:05. now on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. goodbye. hello, this is bbc news. 27 people are now known to have been killed by hurricane ian, which has been lashing the coast of south carolina after bringing widespread destruction to florida earlier this week. the historic coastal city of charleston has been lashed by winds and heavy rain. the bbc�*s nada tawfik is in south—west florida and has sent this report. the category one storm made landfall friday afternoon near georgetown, just north of the historical city of charleston, with winds of 85 mph. its powerful storm surge downed power lines, plunging 400,000 people into darkness and left some stranded. at pawley�*s island, local police captured the end of a pier collapsing before it floated away. 0fficials did not feel

it is spurs who lead by one goal to nil, it is spurs who lead by one goal to hit.had been two up but almost lost the game but for an equaliser in the eighth minute of stoppage time from oliver norwood. that was followed by red cards for united's wes foderingham and pool�*s shayne lavery for violent conduct. blackpool had laready lost two men to red cards so finished with eight players on the field. the dropped points allowed burnley to go top after they won 4—0 at home to swansea. there were notable wins for bottom club coventry at cardiff and managerless west brom at reading. norwich can go top if they beat watford in the late game. celtic thrashed third placed hibernian 6—1 to make it nine wins out of ten in the scottish premiership. a hat—trick from james forrest on his first start of the season took his goal tally for the club to 100. celtic are five points clear of rangers who play tomorrow. livingston are up to fifth after beating stjohnstone1—0. the bottom two, ross county and dundee united, drewi—i. and it was goal—less between st mirren and kilmarnock. ast

the san antonio spurs visited the san antonio spurs visited uvalde high school on saturday.comes more than four months it comes more than four months after the deadly mass shooting after the deadly mass shooting at the elementary school. at the elementary school. the nba team practiced on one of the nba team practiced on one of the courts and then mingled with the courts and then mingled with fans, shooting hoops and signing autographs and taking pictures. autographs and taking pictures. >> just try to bring joy to >> just try to bring joy to them. them. bring hope. bring hope. we know they're our neighbors. we know they're our neighbors. we just want to be here for we just want to be here for them. them. be here with them. be here with them. you know, try to help in any way you know, try to help in any way possible. possible. >> the spurs said that it was an honor to spend the day in uvalde honor to spend the day in uvalde and share joy with community and share joy with community members and families. members and families. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," >>> coming up on "

spurs needed a stoppage—time winner to get past bournemouth this afternoon.ies and then rodrigo bentancur in the 93rd minute completed the comeback. that's now three defeats on the bounce for gary 0'neil, with bournemouth nowjust three points clear of the relegation zone, but relief for the spurs boss. callum wilson scored twice, as newcastle beat aston villa 4—0 at st james' park. the world cup hopeful grabbed the first two goals before joelinton added a third, and the in—form miguel almiron rounded off the scoring with a superb strike from outside the area. after the game, wilson insisted that having gareth southgate watching from the stands did not add extra pressure. you step over the white line and you focus on newcastle, to be honest. for me, i've been asked numerous times about the world cup and, yes, i would love to go, but it was time for me to do talking on the football field at the end of the day. yeah, if that's good enough, so be it. all i could do was try and perform for newcastle and see where it gets me. elseswhere today, brentford and wolves

captured the entire territory of the regions up to the spurs.ai and sayan at the beginning of next week. the center of high pressure will begin to collapse so that the wind in the atmosphere will turn to the western rhumbs and in siberia they will begin to flow, warmed by the golf stream air masses to european russia atlantic heat. it broke through at the beginning of the week and just now the warming is reaching its peak, for example, in moscow, despite the rains. until monday. the temperature is on average 4° above the norm in the afternoon plus 13-16, but then the flow of warm air will weaken a little. so the warm anomaly will shrink and the thermometer readings will drop to plus 10 12 for a little while longer. let's return to the snowfalls that took place in the urals and in siberia in general, so early a rehearsal for winter. it doesn't happen often here. 15-16 years old, and in most cases september. snow promises a rather cold october but on the russian plain, on the contrary, in such a situation, the middle of autumn is often warmer than

zone made their way to the south immediately by 1,500 km, as a result, requested territory from the spurs of the southern ural to the upper reaches. yenisei and angara provoked an attack of winter formed over the yamal, an anticyclone along its periphery in the trans-urals very cold air rushed from the waters of the arctic ocean and by friday, the cold had captured the entire territory of the regions up to the spurs. altai and sayan at the beginning of next week. the high- pressure center will begin to collapse so that the wind in the atmosphere will turn to the western rhumbs, and siberia will begin to flow. the air masses warmed by the golf stream penetrated into european russia at the beginning of the week, and just now the warming is reaching its peak, for example, in moscow, despite the rains. until monday the temperature is on average 4 ° above the norm in the afternoon plus 13-16, but then the flow of warm air is slightly weakened. so the warm anomaly will shrink and the thermometer readings will drop to plus ten twelve for a little while longer. let's return to the snowfalls that

uh, spurred panic among consumers. e. these are semiconductor factories.s is the manufacturer and microchips in korea, taiwan, the united states, and therefore there was a surge in these panic moods. uh, early summer prices. it is necessary reached 1900 even 2.000 dollars per cubic meter another factor in the rise in prices was russia's ban on the export of inert gases until the end of this year neon supplies will be available only by government decision. based on the proposal of the ministry of industry and trade, the world should balance the demand in the domestic market, if we talk about neon, then almost all of the initial raw materials for the gel mixture left to odessa and mariupol, processing is now carried out in russia, including at new sites. we are preparing not bauman in terms of pure krypton xenon, but an extended ban on about 50% of all russian raw materials. krypton axon 80 was sent to europe, about 25% was processed in the russian federation a. the rest was also sent to odessa to mariupol for processing. the main competitor of russian neon

we've also spurred new investments in our industrial basis to meet ukraine's defense requirements, as well as our own. and my government is deeply committed to helping ukraine defend itself from russian aggression. 2 weeks ago, the united states announced a $1100000000.00 security assistance package under our ukraine security assistance initiative. that included 18 additional high mars and their rocket munitions, as well as hundreds of vehicles, dozens of radars, and many counter unmanned aircraft systems and much more. and we will produce and deliver these highly effective capabilities over the course of the coming months. and in some cases, years, even as we continue to meet ukraine's most pressing self defense requirements in real time. and this last week, president by an approved our 22nd drawdown from us stocks to swiftly provide more of the foundational systems that have helped ukraine succeed on a battlefield. the package includes 4 more high mars, 16 m triple 7, howitzers, 75000 more rounds of 155 millimeter ammunition and more. and we are increasingly posturing, ourselves to

the country was divided to 3 big cities that spurred the revolution vital power and control of the oil fields. the western cities of tripoli and miss bratia were on the one side facing the eastern city of been gauzy on the other to sound the duffy of phil about the sh shuttle into the split began in 2014. during the 1st election, tripoli and miss rata were the western command centers bubble gauzy and in the east been gauzy, and some of the populations gradually took sightseeing, new bombs, and it wasn't long before the guns started going on the hook to see the horn and silicon islamic extremist in seized the opportunity to infiltrate the vulnerable country. a bomb general, though they so terror among the population of done what? well, he got to do it. they took away the revolutionaries weapons of you have gone home with a full of good look at the moment that the people that do, oh, well, can look and look and most of them. okay. hello. the gomez lowered book tremendously a sole issue as well as you can. in the midst of this chaos, one man decided to take matters into his own hands. jas

we can't drag this out for too long here, right now we've got time spurring on. of course we could plan to schedule a program of basic research now, then applied research, then experimental development. everything must be done at the same time. we have developed a program. it includes a fundamental part and an applied part and release at the same time. now there is no time to swing. well, next year could be a turning point, and for our medicine, clinical trials of the domestic vaccine against coronavirus are being carried out in the plans of medicines for covid in tablets and several types of high-tech drugs. we live together and we need to stick to each other belarusian-russian relations alexander lukashenko spoke the day before with the russian philosopher and public figure alexander dugin, the president welcomed the guest, who came with his own eyes and see how our country lives and to present a real picture to its audience, despite past contradictions today, belarus is a sovereign state, which, moreover, opposes the attacks of the west on the shoulder with br

thomas party's precision was perfect, spurs - party's precision was perfect, spurs though would findwinners. in yesterday's late game, west ham picked up a crucial three points to move out of the relegation zone. gianluca scamacca's first goal since joining the club set david moyes�* side on the way to victory in the first half as wolves dropped into the bottom three to put pressure on boss bruno lage. don't forget, it's derby day in manchester. city host united later this afternoon. in scotland, celtic bounced back from their first premiership defeat in a year with a 2—1 win over motherwell. rangers remain two points behind after they won at hearts, ryan kent ending his 22—game drought by sealing a 4—0 win in stoppage time. elsewhere, there were wins for st mirren, hibs, aberdeen and stjohnstone. in rugby union's premiership, saracens blew away the champions leicester tigers 51—18. in a repeat of last year's final, sarries made amends for losing. most of the damage was done in the first half with four tries. sean maitland capped off a dominant display, making it three wins in three

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not on the highest spur of the crater. they say it formed. 80,000 years ago, there was an autonomous weather station. two hooded figures made a halt here at around 9:00 am, according to the forecast. they promised a short-term clarification at the fuse, but the higher powers ordered otherwise. peak fuji is a sacred place, like, in general, the top of any mountain in japan, so there must be a temple here. everyone who makes the ascent must come up and bow to the deity and thank him, it ’s impossible to say that today it is also not hospitality to us, but thanks anyway. moreover , we still have to descend to close the climbing season in conditions of minimal visibility. instead of the promised clearing, a wet blizzard rose, piercing wind in the air, which looks like a real snowstorm. buran is here. it seems unbelievable, but it's 30 degrees below right now. fatalities also happen on fuji, but rarely is the rescue system. here, the first and so far the only tragic incident in the last 20 years, during the climbing season, took place in 2019. mor

prices have actually risen 10 times ukrainian producers from the e, market, spurred the panic mood ofsumers. e. these are semiconductor factories. these are microchip manufacturers korea taiwan usa e, and therefore there was a surge in these panic moods. uh, early summer prices. it was necessary to go up to 1900, even thousands of dollars per cubic meter. another factor in the rise in prices was russia's ban on the export of inert gases until the end of this year. keneon will be available only by decision of the government on the basis of the proposal of the ministry of industry and trade, the world should to balance the demand in the domestic market, if we talk about neon, then earlier the raw materials for the gel mixture were almost all sent for processing to odessa and in mariupol now processing is carried out in russia, including at the new site. we are preparing bauman for me in terms of pure krypton xenon, then a ban on the order of 50% of the total russian raw materials, the krypton mixture was sent to europe, about 25% was processed in the russian federation. the rest was als

as a father, i am spurred on by the voices of our children. the cry of india nation demanding our generation to act before it is too late. as labor leader i see it as a matter of justice and opportunity about the fairness of better society the argument of politics to create. the biggest opportunity we've had in decade to make this country work for -- across the world countries are gearing up to meet this challenge. we cannot afford to miss out. because some nations -- some nation is going to lead the world with their initiatives, why not this one? some nation will -- lead the race with electric vehicles why not us? why not britain? [applause] >> conference, that is why today i am so proud to launch our green prosperity plan. a plan that will turn the u.k. into a green growth superpower and driving the plan forward, is a gold that puts us ahead of any major economy in the world. 100% clean power by 2030. a huge national effort. a huge national effort. [applause] >> and effort that will double britain's capacity. -- new renewable ports, giga fac

former spurs player — who else?pool. they are into the last 16 after beating ajax 3—0 in amsterdam, mo salah opened the scoring after latching onto jordan henderson's cross. darwin nunez made up for missing an open goal with a pinpoint header. and liverpool wrapped up their win with salah providing the pass for harvey elliott to finish. good finish from the youngster, 3—0. it's going to take something miraculous for rangers not to finish bottom of the group and go out of europe after they lost to napoli 3—0. giovanni simeone scored twice to put rangers boss giovanni van bronkhurst under more pressure. and a late goalfrom romelu lukaku crowned inter milan's a—0 win against viktoria plzen. the victory meant barcelona were out of the competition before they lost 3—0 to bayern munich. but inter are through. it was raining goals in the women's champions league, as chelsea hammered albanian side vllaznia 8—0 — sam kerr with four, three for pernille harder and one for katerina svitkova. kerr secured her hat—trick on the ho

although the fit was spurred by covid and some of it was underway before the pandemic. we are moving from an electorate that mainly voted on election day to an electorate that much prefers to vote by mail or early in person. something other than election day and there is an upside. i mentioned the downsides and you can cast your ballot before some major event happens but the upside of doing it is when people wait for election day, life is crazy for most people at your child -- and your child made get sick --may get sick or you may have all flat tire or your boss calls you in and you don't have time to go to the polls. when it is all stacked on one day, it is possible for a lot of people to miss voting and at least with this, you could work it into your schedule over a month's time depending on the state. host: the crystal ball brings ratings for all the senate and gubernatorial races and we are talking about this our -- based during this hour. republicans, "washington journal" continues. --(202) 748-8001. democrats, (202) 748-8001. independence, (202) 748-8003 -- (202)

actually, what we will not say, but the period when the cuban leaders, on the contrary, spurred on.yes, something like this resolute actions and peaceful negotiations, which the president of the republic of belarus speaks about, and who was the first to provide them with a platform. how do you see the role of official minsk in the current conditions, because everyone understands that the role is officially minsk i am , first of all, as an ally of russia why because this is a serious confrontation and either we will all enter into a rational dialogue together that will allow us to make a mutually acceptable decision, or we all together, including the united states of america, will find ourselves in a very difficult situation. i have naturally, there is hope that we will find a constructive solution, since it was e during the cuban missile crisis, but beyond any doubt. it should be on mutually acceptable principles to study, taking into account the interest of all participants. listen, it's very important that everyone refers to the cuban missile crisis as a positive example. what was

along the spurs of the urals and precipitation in its area will continue weaken.he center of high pressure, on the contrary , will only intensify from day to day and by the end of the week they will capture the entire european territory of the country, with the exception of the extreme south and north, as before , at night its zone will be quite cold, but in the daytime the sun will warm up the surface layer of the atmosphere without hindrance. look by friday in the west of the russian plain plus nine 14 in the south to plus 15 plus 20 °, that's all. this is much higher than the normal for october indicators, a cold snap awaits.

harry kane was once again on target from 12 yards to give spurs the lead in the second half.e minutes from time with his third goal of the season. they were coming thick and fast for sure. and nice bit of wind today, we played very well. patients, especially moved it quickly and the second half, got into better positions and took a couple of chances that we had. really important when coming off of the back of a game a couple of days ago, it's never easy. we enjoyed this one and got ready for manchester united. leicester have moved off the bottom of the table after a goalless draw at home to crystal palace. they have been replaced by nottingham forest who were beaten 1—nil by wolves. fulham and bournemouth drew 2—2. aleksandar mitrovic with the equalising penlty to secure the point for fulham. and in germany's bundesliga, eintracht frankfurt are up to fourth, after thrashing bayer leverkusen 5—1. there were wins for stuttgart and mainz whilst wolfsburg and borussia monchengladbach drew 2—all. and in spain, athletico madrid have taken the lead in their match agianst athletic bi

they will lose 3107 men in the battles that take place before antietam in sharp spur. south mountain, -- plus sick they left in frederick. we have a balance about 63,000 man. they are going to fight the battle of antietam with between 40 to 37,000 man. they lose 25 to 27,000 graphic lawyers in the maryland campaign. these are sick guys. guys who just need to get something to eat! or they are at and of their tether. everywhere the army goes, read the recounts. they leave a stream of stragglers everywhere they go. that is 40% of the army strength lost to straggling. that is a massive problem! if you think it's all made up, read lease correspondence after the mailing campaign is over. he didn't think w made up. it was a crisis. the army of t potomac is a hodgepodge thrown togheof essentially three different armies. we all know at every army, even though they belong to the same army, they do things a little bit differently. you can work -- i work for the national park service. interpretation did things differently than roue management and law enforcement and so on. or we d

we will make sure that the public money we spend building-up british industry spurs on private investmentlates growth in construction, life sciences, finance and insurance and the british people enjoy the returns. we won't make the mistake the tories made with north sea oil and gas back in the 1980's where they frittered away the wealth from our national resources. just look at what's happening at the moment. the largest onshore wind farm in wales. who owns it? sweden. energy bills in swansea are paying for schools and hospitals in stockholm. the chinese communist party has a stake in our nuclear industry. and five million people in britain pay their bills to an energy company owned by france. so we will set up great british energy within the first year of a labour government. a new company, a new company, -- a new company that takes advantage of the opportunities in clean british power, and because it is right for jobs, because it is right for growth, because it is right for energy independence from tyrants like putin. yes, conference, great british energy will be publicly owned. none of

recently signed an act that provides billions of dollars in subsidies to chit make as an attempt to spur competitiveness with china. germany as scrapping plans to shut down a dozen coal fired power plants. instead it'll keep them running for up to a year and a half 1000000000 says plan as a result of the war and ukraine and it remains committed to phasing out the polluting energy source. now as brazil choose, as it's new president environmental, it's all concerned that neither of the leading candidates will tackle one of their big concerns. the countries offshore oil platforms are posing a threat to wales. swimming of brazil is shaws, but neither lula to silver nor joy bush scenario have shown any interest in preventing that august marks the beginning of will season. in brazil, it's the most important time of the year for researchers. i didn't she to do it by lay as you barge j, the humpback whales institute. this specialists have only seen a few of compact specimens to this point in the year. that's concerning, says into our to come are go. he's a leader of this expedition. the years 1s

recently signed an act that provides billions of dollars and subsidies to chip makers, an intent to spur competitiveness with china and say, with china, german rental company 60 says it'll buy some 100000 electric cars from chinese company b, y d over the next 6 years, 6 says several 1000 of those cars will be available for rental this year. they will be 1st offer to customers in germany, france, the netherlands and britain more will be ordered in different stages until 2028. b y d is one of the world's largest producers of electric vehicles and is currently making its way into the german market. but get more, those from dw corresponded, so song, han, anti paid. so we know that china has been an important market for western car makers. how important is europe now to chinese producers? or let me give you some honor numbers 1st in the 1st 8 months of this year tennis auto export mo, more than 1800000 units up. i'm 52 percent a year on year among then the export of new energy vehicles. 340000 units, an increase of 97.4 year on year. the reason why i'm talking about these numbers is because

spurred about a growing rift between the 2 sides. also on our show, beijing is focused on its party congress, but covert cases are rising in the background, raising fears of new lock downs. and planned by new zealand attacks, cow burps is giving farmers there in the junction. but there might just be another way to reduce harmful missions. hello and welcome to the show. i'm seeing beardsley in berlin. our oil producers, lending a hand to russia. that's the accusation from washington. after the saudi led oil cartel opec plus decided to slash oil production by $2000000.00 barrels a day. not helping matters, at least from the u. s. perspective was meeting tuesday between russian president vladimir putin and president of the united arab emirates chic mohammed bid zion and ion the white house has said that in response to the opec cuts, which it says will boost russian oil revenues. it is reevaluating its relationship with saudi arabia. re odd says the decision to cut production is based on market forces. right, more or less, let's go to mi

it's been saying that all these protests are somehow spurred by outside powers, but there's hundreds of thousands of people that are risking their lives to come out into the streets. they're the ones that live in that country and under that government, and they have every right to speak out against that to exercise their constitutional right to protest without the threat of death and legal force. jasmine ramsey with the center for human rights in iran. we appreciate your time, your insights to like thank you. thank you. let's take a look now some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world. at least 15 people have been killed and dozens more wounded after gunman attack the major shiite holy site. in the iranian city of shiraz state t. v blamed the attack on sunni muslim extremists officials said that 2 gunmen were arrested and that a 3rd remains on the loose. the mosque is the 2nd holy of site in iran. hundreds of syrian refugees that returned home from lebanon under a repatriation scheme that the government had suspended during the pandemic. lebanese authority sa

in more than a decade and yours and barring rates had been low for years until the war in ukraine spurred rapidly rising energy costs. this is the 3rd rate hike since russia's invasion, the c, b raise rates by half a percentage point in july, and then follow that with a 75 basis point hike in september or earlier today. and before that meeting, i asked maria de merits us of the brutal institute, if raising rates isn't dangerous for an already trouble euros on economy. i think that's probably right is simply because of the nature of inflation in the, in the actually, in the eurozone is very different than to the nature of, of inflation in the us. here. inflation is very much driven, certainly in the beginning and by energy prices. and i would have been an important to identify because this is what determines what they should be can do. if you're going to raise interest rates without resolving this offensive prices are you doing? is you affected their real economy and without necessarily managing inflation? so it is dangerous. how can you resolve the issue of energy prices? is it only throu

with him _ against spurs and the manager had had problems with him pre—seasonj against spurs and thehanging room that everyone gravitates to and pays respect to. so if that's the case, is he that guy in that dressing room? ronaldo is one of the — guy in that dressing room? ronaldo is one of the greatest _ guy in that dressing room? ronaldo is one of the greatest ever - guy in that dressing room? ronaldo is one of the greatest ever players i is one of the greatest ever players to play— is one of the greatest ever players to play football. and is one of the greatest ever players to play football-— to play football. and he still holds that weight- _ to play football. and he still holds that weight. today _ to play football. and he still holds that weight. today it's _ to play football. and he still holds that weight. today it's a _ to play football. and he still holds that weight. today it's a little - to play football. and he still holds that weight. today it's a little bit. that weight. today it's a little bit different — that weight. today it's a little bit differentiust _ that weigh

as far as the situation is not enough to spur and the russian defense minister reported that there were possibly more than 10 people dead and approximately more than 10 injured . but in fact, the small, independent russian out last report the possibly could be twice war people during this incident in a russian military base. and bill go to you, spell it out to us. why? why would, if, in fact, in the case, why would the russian russian officials try to minimize the numbers? well, this is a good question because if we look at look back in the beginning of the war since that the russian officials and russia, mr. defense, they're trying to like to cover not to to tell the real reasons and the real numbers of people, of casualty, some dead one. so this is quite a traditional strategy of russian officials and today. so they are trying to, to make it to not so loud. what have we learned about the gunman? motives? this is a good question because again, officials, they do not report any details. what has happened. so we know only from officials that something like happened on saturday morning an

next weekend the giants take on the packers at the spurs lady.t back to football, the amputee world cup continues in turkey. england lost their opener to the usa today. a minute's silence was held after yesterday's stadium crush indonesia. england went on to score theirfirst win in istanbul. they face argentina tomorrow in a game they have to win to make it out of their group. a quick reminder of our top story. manchester city beating manchester united in the first manchester derby of the premier league. 6—3, hat tricks for phil foden and haarland. now on bbc news, click. music plays sniffs 0oh! sniffs there was another — there was another whiff of something there. sniffing i don't know — grapefruits? is it the sea? today, i'm having a rather smelly experience while trying to solve a mystery from history. this is one of the most famous shipwrecks in the world. the mary rose was king henry viii's favourite warship, and in 1545, while battling the french, it sunk under mysterious circumstances. for more than 400 years, it lay on its side at the bot

deep into injury time, spurs needed a hero, and so many times it has been harry kane.e for disagreeing with that decision. to marseille to come. this decision creates big damage. i hope the club understands this, and then in the right situation also, to speak with the people that we have to speak, because otherwise it is only the manager to speak and i think the club has to be strong, has to be strong, because i repeat, this situation creates big damage. liverpool's mid week trip to amsterdam provided a much—needed break from their domestic struggles. a resilient ajax held out untiljust before half—time. reds skipperjordan henderson with good work out wide, mo salah clinical as ever. minutes into the second half, liverpool doubled their lead. andy robertson finding darwin nunez in a crowded penalty box. a great night for liverpool, leaving with all three points and into the hat for the next round. in the same group, rangers knew nothing less than a win in naples would keep their european adventure alive, albeit in the europa league. but two first—half goals ensured a c

spurs are currently second in group d, level with bundesliga side frankfurt on four points but are oneeaders sporting lisbon by two points. 5 live's alastair bruce—ball is there for us — a win for spurs will give their hopes of qualifying a massive boost? yes, frankfurt and germany last week, and finished 0—0 in frankfurt had a few chances in tottenham had a majority of them cannot take the chances and have not really found full fluency at any point in the season but they are winning the majority of their games and the manager said, majority of their games and the managersaid, it majority of their games and the manager said, it is an important one tonight and sporting come here and a couple weeks' time and it's an tottenham prosperous times that if anyone can beat anyone, there's been pressure on this evening. tell anyone can beat anyone, there's been pressure on this evening.— pressure on this evening. tell us how they feel — pressure on this evening. tell us how they feel if _ pressure on this evening. tell us how they feel if they _ pressure on this evening. tell us how they feel if