it's been a highly unusual match at st james�*s park for many reasons.audi—backed consortium were in the directors box for the first time since their takeover, but they could only watch as their side conceed three goals against tottenham. however, the match is still on—going because it was heavily delayed following an medical emergency with a fan. play was suspended towards the end of the first half to allow medics to rush into the crowd to treat a supporter who had collapsed. we can join our correspondent katie gornall who's outside st james�*s park now. katie — what do we know has happened? there are very worrying scenes inside the stadium when it happened. as you say, it was towards the end of the first half, there was a huge commotion that came up from the crowd and they're desperately trying to get the attention of the players, avail them because they know someone was having a medical emergency. they managed to get the attention of the players were about the line—up for a corner of the players alerted the medical staff and they rushed over to the ar

these are the scenes at st james - celebration. these are the scenes at st james pub . celebration.er news that a £300 million saudi—led takeover of newcastle united was finally complete. how are you feeling? fantastic. the businesswoman _ how are you feeling? fantastic. the businesswoman who - how are you feeling? fantastic. | the businesswoman who fronted the bid you had a minority stake told me it would be transformative for the club. i think the club needs a lot of investment. we want to invest investment. we want to invest in the community, the academy, the infrastructure, notjust players and the business itself at every level. 80% of the club will now be owned by saudi's sovereign wealth fund, chaired by the country's crown prince. a deal collapsed last year amid premier league concerns at possible state control of the club but today, it said assurances had been received and a dispute over alleged saudi tv piracy has also been resolved. the news brings to an end a turbulent era for the club. the fans increasingly disillusioned with the ill—year reign of mike ashley — the retai

this evening outside st james park it _ of the deal.feels like newcastle | james park it feels like newcastle united have already qualified for the champions league. when news came through, hundreds of fans were singing, cars were going past, beeping their horns. many of them were unhappy with the way mike ashley was running the club for the past 14 years. now it's one of the richest in the world. newcastle united is the beating heart of this city. it's notjust the fans, not just the players who will experience this huge transformation. it's newcastle itself too.- this huge transformation. it's newcastle itself too. within the past hour, the uk government has announced that from next monday, 47 destinations will be taken off its covid red travel list. those countries still on the red list — just seven of them — from where people entering the uk have to quarantine in hotels are mostly confined to parts of central and south america. our transport correspondent caroline davies has the latest. photos of family on the other side of the world

two goals from risa james at st james's park and results. ults. two goals from risa james at st james's park and a penalty from joe genial gave chelsea the win over newcastle. putting the manager on another loss. chelsea are three points clear at the top of the premier league. it points clear at the top of the premier league.— points clear at the top of the premier league. points clear at the top of the premier leauue. .,, . ,,., , ., premier league. it was necessary to be patient. — premier league. it was necessary to be patient. but _ premier league. it was necessary to be patient, but also _ premier league. it was necessary to be patient, but also necessary - premier league. it was necessary to be patient, but also necessary to i be patient, but also necessary to know you are the only team responsible for intensity and rhythm of the game. it is not an easy task and i am very happy with the performance. the concentration, the hunger, the discipline from the whole team was brilliant off the ball. that is what makes me happy and for me was th

members of the consortium have met at st. jamesng time coming. for 14 ears, our news was a long time coming. for 14 years. our fans _ news was a long time coming. for 14 years, our fans haven't _ news was a long time coming. for 14 years, our fans haven't really... - years, ourfans haven't really... and our thinking hasn't been taken into consideration. i think that's about to change. they could understand the excitement, i understand the excitement, i understand that we can look forward to having the club back. newcastle fans have a bit of hope. they been criticised unfairly for having huge expectations. theyjust want hope and now they have their club back. i don't blame them for getting excited. ., , excited. clearly delighted with the takeover. let's get more on this with our football reporter. some of the consortium arrived today. it’s football reporter. some of the consortium arrived today. it's been a month. consortium arrived today. it's been a month- i — consortium arrived today. it's been a month. ithink— consortium arrive

do you go to st james's park? are| do you go to st james's park? are used to.e fallen out do you go to st james's park? 2.2 used to. i have fallen out of do you go to st james's park? 22 used to. i have fallen out of love, as a lot of people have, with the regime, and moved more towards grassroots football, as a lot of people have. but i've been a newcastle fan for over 20 years, i've always been rooting for the club, this paint will see what is happening now. club, this paint will see what is happening nova— club, this paint will see what is haenin now. ., , happening now. how can you protest, or is it too late? _ happening now. how can you protest, or is it too late? in _ happening now. how can you protest, or is it too late? in most respects, i or is it too late? in most respects, it is too late- _ or is it too late? in most respects, it is too late. there _ or is it too late? in most respects, it is too late. there is _ or is it too late? in most respects, it is too late. there is very - or is it too late? in most respects, it is too late. there is very lit

these the scenes at st james's park today, after news that a £300 million saudi—led takeover of newcastlenesswomen who fronted the bid, amanda staveley, who will have a minority stake, told me it will be tra nsformative for the club. we think that newcastle united needs a great deal of investment. we want to invest in the community, in the academy and the infrastructure, notjust in players and the business itself, but at every level. 80% of the club will now be owned by saudi's sovereign wealth fund, chaired by the country's crown prince. a deal collapsed last year, amid premier league concerns at possible state control of the club, but today, it said assurances had been received, and a dispute over alleged saudi tv piracy has also been resolved. the news brings to an end a turbulent era for the club. the fans increasingly disillusioned with the 14—year reign of mike ashley, the retail tycoon blamed for a lack of investment and ambition. chanting: we want ashley out! just sort of a bit of a relief. the deal catapults newcastle united to the very top of football's rich list, after two rele

new owners at newcastle united, the takeover is complete, we'll be live at st james' shortly.ll also head to las vegas ahead of what's becoming a heavyweight grudge match between fury and wilder. and the trailblazers, in black history month, meet two women who have made a huge impact on their sport. also coming up in the programme... good evening, welcome to sportsday. premier league takeovers are never easy but newcastle united's has been fairly tortuous. the consortium that now owns the club initially walked away meet two women who have made a huge impact on their sport. good evening, welcome to sportsday. premier league takeovers are never easy but newcastle united's has been fairly tortuous. the consortium that now owns the club initially walked away from a deal 17 months ago, losing patience as their offer was scrutinised, there was a big snag list that included questions over the influence of the saudi state, broadcasting piracy of live matches there, and ongoing objections from human rights groups. but those have been resolved. let's cross live to st james' park and spe

two goals from reece james at st james's park and a penalty from jorginho gave chelsea the win over newcastlenager on another loss. chelsea are three points clear at the top of the premier league. it was necessary to be patient, but also necessary to know you are the only team responsible for intensity and rhythm of the game. it is not an easy task and i am very happy with the performance. the concentration, the hunger, the discipline from the whole team was brilliant off the ball. that is what makes me happy and for me was the key today. in the early match arsenal continued their revival. they are now unbeaten in seven premier league matches after winning 2—0 away to leicester. but it wasn't either of the goal—scorers who were given man of the match, the goalkeeper got the crown, making several outstanding saves. drew savage reports. arsenal are still a work in progress but heading in the right direction. the bond restored between players and fans. they got off to a flyer, the centre back who hoped tighten up their defence proved his worth at the other end of the pitch. the first 20 minutes

st james is parked owners on cloud nine not for long. stjames is parked back down to earth.asn't far away although harry kane's goal was disallowed for offside. only for va are to intervene and prove otherwise, his first new goal of the season. then a moment more important than the occasion a medical emergency in the crowd saw the match suspended. and when it resumed there were still seven minutes of the first half laugh. something tottenham used to their advantage. laugh. something tottenham used to theiradvantage. it laugh. something tottenham used to their advantage. it hurricane... while the first half was action—packed the second half was anything but. shelley was sent off before dyer gave newcastle some late hopefuls there would be no recovery though, just another dose of reality. and the owners have plenty of work to do. we have to do better. we try to be out bit more adventurous and be more in the front foot and be better to watch. but unfortunately as soon as we open ourselves up a bit we can see it and that's a big problem at the minute. we see it and that's a big

bringing back our reporter from st james's i back our reporter from st james's park.lk to fans, are they welcoming the takeover of the saudis? �* , , , saudis? there's 'ust been huge excitement. — saudis? there'sjust been huge excitement, really, _ saudis? there'sjust been huge excitement, really, here - saudis? there'sjust been huge excitement, really, here in - saudis? there'sjust been huge excitement, really, here in the| saudis? there'sjust been huge - excitement, really, here in the city since the deal was announced. i have lived in as part of the world for a number of years and of the years that i lived here and come of this club, i've never seen it quite error quite like this. there has been hundreds of fans gathering around saint james hundreds of fans gathering around saintjames park which is in the heart of the city, football is very much the heartbeat of newcastle and there is huge excitement for the possibility i think of what is to come and the prospect that this investment and what it could do for the club, for the area, and for the team, you mentioned m

we can cross live to our correspondent fiona trott who is at st james's park first.t up to speed with how it has gone through. weill. with how it has gone through. well, over the past _ with how it has gone through. well, over the past few _ with how it has gone through. well, over the past few minutes - with how it has gone through. well, over the past few minutes let - with how it has gone through. -ii over the past few minutes let me just tell you first of all the city has erupted. i'm going to pause for a minute to see if you can hear the fans behind me.— fans behind me. chanting that's because _ fans behind me. chanting that's because they - fans behind me. chanting that's because they have i fans behind me. chanting . that's because they have been waiting 18 months for this, and after all this wrangling, like you say, there have been delays and false dawns over this new takeover deal. it has now been finalised. let me explain to you what the problem was last year, wyatt was put off. there were concerns that the saudi state would be controlling the club, a state

in support of steve bruce, following comments made by the ex—newcastle boss who left his role at st james level, what i think steve's point was, then someone with the level of respect in the game he's got — for him to say that it must have gone too far, because he's a wise, rounded fella, in his life as well as his career, i think, someone i definitely trust with advice — so if he is saying it, there must be some strength in what his words are. we have to think about one of the most experienced managers in england history is telling you that — you can'tjust ignore that. something that has to change, it has to start to change. i know what happened in this case because it| happened with me in chelsea, in monaco, something - also in leicester. and i am very close to him, and give support if i can. i great britain have won three medals on day two at the track cycling world championships in roubaix, in france. josie knight, neah evans, megan barker, and katie archibald claimed the final medal of the night for britain. they comfortably beat canada by five—and—a—half seconds to claim bronze in t

that statue of thomas fallon sits on st. james street in san jose, downtown. fallon once served as mayor and was a captain in the mexican american war. they call it a symbol of u.s. imperialism. that mercury news reports that last night the city's art commission agreed endorsing its removal. city council members will vote on the recommendation next month. >>> more legalized marijuana sales may be coming to wine country. happening today, the napa val register reports napa county will -- supporters say it would boost city coffers with many smokers now buying their marijuana elsewhere. several more steps will still have to hproval. >>> better conditions are helping firefighters knock out the fire in santa cruz county that started friday as a controlled burn. it happened near watsonville. burned close to 150 acres. cal fire is still investigating how that fire got out of control. >> you remember that song when we were young, rain, rain, go away, come back another day. now it's the opposite. >> and snow. this is the tahoe camera. this is some of the snow that fell

singing st james's park reawa kened, stjames's park reawakened, after the doom and gloom of mike ashley'she controversies surrounding the new saudi arabian backed owners. i surrounding the new saudi arabian backed owners.— backed owners. i cannot wait. it's amazinu! backed owners. i cannot wait. it's amazing! i'm _ backed owners. i cannot wait. it's amazing! i'm hoping _ backed owners. i cannot wait. it's amazing! i'm hoping when - backed owners. i cannot wait. it's amazing! i'm hoping when we - backed owners. i cannot wait. it's amazing! i'm hoping when we go| backed owners. i cannot wait. it's i amazing! i'm hoping when we go in, the atmosphere _ amazing! i'm hoping when we go in, the atmosphere will _ amazing! i'm hoping when we go in, the atmosphere will be _ amazing! i'm hoping when we go in, the atmosphere will be great - amazing! i'm hoping when we go in, the atmosphere will be great and i the atmosphere will be great and it's a _ the atmosphere will be great and it's a new— the atmosphere will be great and it's a new start. it�*s the atmosphere will be great and it's a new start.—

finished in disappointment, representatives of the south, the lead concert, the consortium were at st. james parker for the 1st game since taken over the club . they saw the team beaten a 32 by putnam, you call so a still without a league when the season and sit 2nd awesome in the table. the owners have been very, very respectful of the last week 10 days, wherever it is, it's obviously the start which gives everybody a little bit of hope. it's going to take time and patience of course. but to have the support on site, i have to say it was was terrific. that's a news for barcelona in the spanish league, their teenage sika. and so it was among the scores and we won when over valencia. this much also might be boston on a debbie of argent on the for the magic. this is striker has been recovering from a cough injury and by munich. go back on top of the gym and bond is niga polish. psycho of living dog or twice and a 51 win over by liver cruising. o'brien are aiming to win the new title for the 10th grade season. or mac roy has won the 20 p j. title of his career. if you do put on the 14th whole s

these were the scenes at st james's park today after news that a £300 million saudi—led takeover of newcastled the bid, amanda staveley, who will have a minority stake, told me it will be tra nsformative for the club. we think that newcastle united needs, you know, a great deal of investment. we want to invest in the community, in the academy and the infrastructure — notjust in players and the business itself, but in — at every level. 80% of the club will now be owned by saudi's sovereign wealth fund, chaired by the country's crown prince. a deal collapsed last year amid premier league concerns at possible state control of the club but today, it said assurances had been received and a dispute over alleged saudi tv piracy has also been resolved. the news brings to an end a turbulent era for the club. the fans increasingly disillusioned with the 14—year reign of mike ashley — the retail tycoon blamed for a lack of investment and ambition. chanting: we want ashley out! we want ashley out! _ the deal catapults newcastle united to the very top —— it's sort of a bit of relief _ —— it's sort of a bi

medics rushed to the aid of the fan in the stands of st james' park 41 minutes into the game, and players crowds remained in the stadium. newcastle lost the game 3—2. an update on a story we were talking about an hour ago when our reporter was telling us that there might be signs a deal being done over brighton's festering rubbish. it looks like he was absolutely right, and he's here now to tell us more about that. thanks very much for coming back. what more. have you known him since we last spoke an hour to go?— hour to go? there was a wisp of white smoke. _ hour to go? there was a wisp of white smoke. when _ hour to go? there was a wisp of white smoke. when we - hour to go? there was a wisp of white smoke. when we last - hour to go? there was a wisp of- white smoke. when we last spoke, but now it's positively billowing through the more pungent gas is flowing through the city at the moment. the council has now confirmed a deal has been done. we heard from union sources there might be a deal on the way, it's now confirmed and in writing, and it will be put to union members tomorrow mornin

tanguy n'dombele, harruy kane, and son heung min all on target for tottenham at st james' park as stevege. and, whilst it felt like the beggining of a new era, before the game there was a reminder of the controversial nature of the multi—million—pound takeover, with the human rights abuses the state stands accused of, notably the murder of the journalist jamal khasoggi — something which it denies. we have to defend better, and there's one problem at the moment. we've tried to be a bit more adventurous, tried to be a bit more on the front foot, if that's the word, be a bit better to watch. but, unfortunately, as soon as we open ourselves up a little bit, we concede, and that's a big problem at the minute. . in the early premier league match, everton missed the chance to move into the top four — after losing 1—0 at home to west ham. it was the visitors who finally broke the deadlock with 15 minutes to go. angelo ogbonna headed in for his first goal of the season, and everton�*s first home defeat. west ham move up to sixth, above everton on goal difference. we deserved it because of the wa

the scenes at st james' park tonight after a £300 million saudi led takeover of newcastle united wasegotiations at a nearby hotel, the businesswoman who fronted the bid, amanda staveley, a minority partner in the consortium. in a rare interview tonight she told me it would be a game chaired by the crown prince, a deal collapsed amid primarily concerns of possible state control of the club but they set assurances have been received in the dispute over alleged saudi tv privacy has been settled. the fans disillusioned with a year reign of mike the tycoon blamed for lack of ambition. newcastle united will be propelled to the very top of the list after two relocations from the list after two relocations from the premier league under ashley's ownership. the the premier league under ashley's ownershi -. ., , the premier league under ashley's ownershi. ., , ., the premier league under ashley's ownershi-. ., , ., , ownership. the fans have been throu~h ownership. the fans have been through an _ ownership. the fans have been through an awful— ownership. the fans have been through an awful lot.

members of the consortium which took over at newcastle united yesterday are meeting at st james's parkthis morning. they've called for newcastle fans — undoubtedly excited at the prospect of having some of the richest owners in world football — to give them time to make changes. we've got a big project ahead of us, patience, it's got to take time, but we are going to get there. it's a new area, we are very excited for the fans. what is yourfirstjob at the club, do you think? we have got to take it step—by—step, it's our first day, we are going to look at things and take everything they buy day. manager steve bruce has admitted the new owners may want to replace him. speaking to the daily telegraph, he said he hoped to be given time to prove himself with the club second bottom of the premier league. members of the board are set to meet with players after the international break next week. the takeover of newcastle has been criticised by amnesty coming up on the bbc news channel, a huge match tonight for wales — we look ahead to their world cup qualifier against the czech republic. they'

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have said one of their first actions will be to move alan shearer�*s statue onto stadium land at st jamesium and called for newcastle fans to give them time to make more expansive changes. it is important that we don'tjust spend it on the team. i think the ground is shabby. it needs improving, the training ground needs improvement. they are going to invest in the city, which is a great thing for our people here in newcastle because i think the city deserves that. but there is no doubt they need new players as well. meal; they need new players as well. away from football. _ they need new players as well. away from football, sunak_ championship leader lewis hamilton has been handed a 10 place grid penalty for this weekend's turkish grand prix. his mercedes team will fit a new engine in his car for the race triggering the penalty. he did have something to cheer about today though. he was fastest in first and second practice at istanbul park. we're just over a day away, now from the much anticipated world heavyweight contest between tyson fury and deyontay wilder in las vegas. fury is defendi

we start at st james' park, because in just a few hours time, steve bruce will take charge of newcastle'smanagerial career. however, despite reassurances from the saudi—backed consortium, there's been speculation that bruce won't be in charge for much longer. 0ur sports news reporter katie gornall is at stjames' park for us. is this takeover come in time to stop newcastle being relegated? that is the big question, because bruce was under considerable pressure before this takeover was even confirmed, the the team were in the relegation zone without a win all season, and although the hierarchy have wished him well ahead of this game, which will be his 1000th in management, the statement did not contain much in a way ofjob security, so you would expect there to be changes afoot, although the approach of the owners so far, amanda staveley has said that they need to be patient, that the approach will be measured, considered, change is not going to happen overnight. for them, considered, change is not going to happen overnight. forthem, it considered, change is not going to happen overnight. fo

these are the feeling at st. james a £300 million saudi led takeover of newcastle united was finally complete. the businesswoman who fronted the bed, a a minority stake told me it would be transformative for the club. we think that transformative for the club. - think that newcastle united needs a great deal of investment and we want to invest in the community and the academy and the infrastructure, not just in players and their business itself but at every level. bg’s just in players and their business itself but at every level.- itself but at every level. 8096 of the club will _ itself but at every level. 8096 of the club will now _ itself but at every level. 8096 of the club will now be _ itself but at every level. 8096 of the club will now be owned - itself but at every level. 8096 of the club will now be owned by l itself but at every level. 8096 of - the club will now be owned by saudi sovereign fund chaired by the crown prince and a deal collapsed last yeari prince and a deal collapsed last year i made polarity

about the group's links to the saudi state. 0ur north of england correspondent fiona trott is at st james wink since the news started to come through last night, that 18 months of wrangling might be over. let me explain why the deal fell through last year. there was concern the saudi state would be controlling the saudi state would be controlling the club but we are now hearing that the club but we are now hearing that the public investment fund who are putting up 80% of the money will be operating separately from the state so it would overcome the owner and directors test. it also appears that an alleged piracy dispute involving the broadcasting a premier league matches may also have been resolved but there has been another concern of course, the saudi state has been accused of human rights abuses and thatis accused of human rights abuses and that is why today amnesty international has urged the premier league to change the rules, it wants a new human rights compliance test for all deals put its notjust the past 18 months that fans say have been difficult for them, with all this wranglin

well, let's get more on this from our correspondent katie gornall at st james park.decision, as we say, expected, really.— katie, a decision, as we say, expected, really. yes, ithink you could certainly _ expected, really. yes, ithink you could certainly say _ expected, really. yes, ithink you could certainly say that, - expected, really. yes, ithink you could certainly say that, and - expected, really. yes, ithink you could certainly say that, and i - could certainly say that, and i think a steve bruce as well would have been realistic about the situation. he has spoken in the past about how new owners very often want their own man. i think he would've been expecting this, particularly given the disappointing defeat here to spurs on sunday for some young surprising element is that he lasted 13 days under these new owners, but now his time on tyneside, which has been at times turbulent, quite often toxic, has come to an end. managing newcastle was steve bruce's dream job, but no matter how badly he wanted it to work at his hometown club, it always felt like an uphill

was cancelled because of covid and it had to be run as an elite only race on a looped course in st james'seturn to the mass participation event. more than 36,000 fun runners taking part, many of them for good causes, which will provide a much—needed boost for charities that have suffered a lot during the pandemic and in addition to those running on the streets of london, there are about 40,000 expected to run virtually wherever they are in the world and that would make it the biggest marathon ever staged, anywhere in history. there are still signs of covid at the event, not least the fact it is running in october rather than april, runners have had to prove that they are negative on a lateral flow covid test and only allowed one spectator each to avoid overcrowding. 0rganisers are hoping that this event will be the most meaningful in its history and the fun runners are back, the fancy dresses back, this world—famous mass participation event is back. dresses back, this world-famous mass participation event is back.— participation event is back. better than tokyo- _ participation event is ba

was postponed because of covid and it ended up being an elite only event on a looked course around st james is shining and it is uplifting to be at the finish line and see people crossing the line, many of them for good causes, charities close to their heart. one of the more than 36,000 runners running today is the double olympic championjames cracknell. running today is the double olympic champion james cracknell.- running today is the double olympic champion james cracknell. james, how was it? it was — champion james cracknell. james, how was it? it was an _ champion james cracknell. james, how was it? it was an amazing _ champion james cracknell. james, how was it? it was an amazing day. - champion james cracknell. james, how was it? it was an amazing day. just, i was it? it was an amazing day. just, people supporting in so many people running, people having to train on their own and then coming through, it was really special and also, a real sign that the country is getting back to normal. i real sign that the country is getting back to normal. i know you were running _ getting back to

and when we had some amazing championship league nights at st. james' park., tough road. we will see if they can get this take over over the line. if they can, then there is definitely some really exciting times ahead. it then there is definitely some really exciting times ahead.— exciting times ahead. it would be hu . e, exciting times ahead. it would be huge. massive — exciting times ahead. it would be huge, massive for— exciting times ahead. it would be huge, massive for the _ exciting times ahead. it would be huge, massive for the football. exciting times ahead. it would be i huge, massive for the football club and also _ huge, massive for the football club and also for the area as a whole. from _ and also for the area as a whole. from a _ and also for the area as a whole. from a football point of view, the money— from a football point of view, the money that these people have got to put money that these people have got to out into _ money that these people have got to put into the football club, that has been _ put into the football club, that has been s

in support of steve bruce following comments made by the ex—newcastle boss, who left his role at st james the 60—year—old suggested that the toll it taken on him and his family meant it might be his lastjob in football. when it gets to an unacceptable level, what i think steve potts smack point was. someone with the level of respect in the game he has got, for him to say that it must have gone too far, because he is a wise, rounded fella, in his life as well as his career, someone i definitely trust with advice was that if he is saying it, there must be some strength in what his words are. ., .,, be some strength in what his words are. ., , , . are. one of the most experience managers _ are. one of the most experience managers in _ are. one of the most experience managers in england _ are. one of the most experience managers in england history - are. one of the most experience managers in england history is l managers in england history is saying — managers in england history is saying that, you can'tjust ignore that _ saying that, you can'tjust ignore that it _ saying that, you can'tjust

will be the agents and the players themselves and the poor punter who tonight if standing outside st. james this is wonderful... and i find one or the photographs that when they want to celebrate in newcastle they take their shirts off, ifind that newcastle they take their shirts off, i find that very strange. these photographs of a law they are saying this is wonderful, they will actually gloss over, to use your words, the human rights. the guardian with the need for your review and to look at the ways the papers treat this, the guardian's quote in the organisation of khashoggi can be thejournalist quote in the organisation of khashoggi can be the journalist who was murdered by the saudi arabians, they use the word brutal regime. and brutal policy. that's a big word to use actually. about a so—called ally of the uk. so this is going to rumble but i think it will be more about concentrating on the football in the future and not about the clear issues, enormous issues this race is about the relationship between a democracy like the uk has with eight non—democracies such as saudi arabia. with

medics rushed to the aid of the fan in the stands of st james' park 41 minutes into the game, and players terraces as crowds remained in the stadium. newcastle lost the game 3—2. private firms have been called in by brighton & hove city council to remove growing piles of rubbish amid continuing bin strikes. tons of waste have been accumulating around the city for almost two weeks, after the gmb union called industrial action over drivers being removed from long—standing rounds and pay. the ongoing dispute has left the citiy�*s residents increasingly angry. let's get more on this from bbc sussex�*s political reporter, ben weisz. thank you forjoining. what is it like having that much waste piled up on the city's streets? you like having that much waste piled up on the city's streets?— on the city's streets? you have seen the iles on the city's streets? you have seen the piles piled _ on the city's streets? you have seen the piles piled up — on the city's streets? you have seen the piles piled up on _ on the city's streets? you have seen the piles piled up on the _ on the city's streets? you

in support of steve bruce, following comments made by the ex—newcastle boss who left his role at st jameshat his words are. we have to think about one of the most experienced managers in england history is telling you that on a letter. you can'tjust ignore that. for me, it's a very serious statement. it's something that has to change, it has to start to change. i know what happened in this case because it| happened with me in chelsea, in monaco, something - also in leicester. and i am very close to him, and give support if i can. i great britain have won three medals on day two at the track cycling world championships in roubaix, in france. josie knight, neah evans, megan barker, and katie archibald claimed the final medal of the night for britain. they comfortably beat canada by five—and—a—half seconds to claim bronze in the women's team pursuit. earlier, oliverwood, charlie tanfield, ethan vernon, and ethan hayter won bronze in the men's team pursuit beating the reigning champions denmark by almost two seconds. and it was bronze again in the men's 60—lap scratch race. 22—year—old rhys b

air and new york jets owner, whom trump would subsequently appoint his ambassador to the court of st. jamest for trump, who, with the promise of a new influx of cash from the mercer's and desperate not to spend his own money, promptly agreed to make than in the head of his campaign. and that is why steve bannon is now one day away from being the target of his second federal prosecute prosecution. -- of stephen, while it was underway. when he pardoned steve bannon. joining us now, is michael wolf, he's the author of two things. the rich the powerful, the wishful, the notorious, the damned, that is his new book. michael, you have more insight into steve bannon than anyone on the january six committee. we see what's diana's doing now, he's going to fight this legally has far as he can, presumably this is good for steve bannon's business, isn't it? to be seen as they great resist or of this investigation. >> this is exactly where steve bannon wants to be. the democrats could not have played more into steve bannon's hands. he is the happiest man in america tonight. i mean, you know, steve's frus

johnson heir and new york jets owner whom trump would subsequently appoint to the ambassador of port st. jamesho with the promise of a mercers and desperate to not spend his own money, promptly agreed to make steve bannon the head of his campaign. that is why bannon is one day away from the first federal prosecution. trump pardoned steve bannon. joining us now is michael wolf, the author of too famous. >>> that is his new book. michael, you have more insight in to steve bannon than anyone on the january 6th committee. and we see what steve bannon is doing now. he is going to fight this legal ly as far as he can. presumaby this is good for steve bannon's business, isn't it? to be seen as the great resister of this investigation? >> this is exactly where steve bannon wants to be. the democrats could not have played more in to steve bannon's hands. he is the happiest man in america tonight. you know, i mean, it's, you know steve's frustration, steve has been in the wilderness for the last three years since trump forced hum out of the white house. you know, but his, the real pain in steve's heart

bruce left st james park by mutual consent yesterday, suggesting that it may have been his lastjob init is notjust a man, it is a man, a family, his loved ones, the environment. i think we have to deflect. i was impressed with how he spoke openly. i think we have to think about one of the most experienced managers in england history, you cannotjust ignore it. for me it is something that has to change. society has to change. it is part of the job. when it gets to an unacceptable level, steve's point was, player, coach, manager, for him to say that, it must have got too far. he is a wise fellow. he is someone i definitely trust with advice. if he is saying it, there must be some strength in what his words are. west ham have been fined £50,000 after fans threw objects during their europa league match against rapid vienna last month. david moyes�*s side are back in action tonight, whilst they would would love to win the tournament he is not putting extra pressure on his players. i putting extra pressure on his -la ers. ., �* . putting extra pressure on his -la ers. j . .,, putting extra p

members of the consortium which took over at newcastle united yesterday are meeting at st jame's parksome of the richest owners in world football — to give them time to make changes. we have got a big project ahead of us. patients, it is going to take time, but we are going to get there. we are excited. it is a new era. we are excited for the club and the fans. what is your firstjob? are excited for the club and the fans. what is yourfirstjob? there are a lot of things to do. we have to take it step—by—step. it is our first day here in the club. there are a lot of things to do and we will take it day by day. manager steve bruce has admitted the new owners may want to replace him. speaking to the daily telegraph, he said he hoped to be given time to prove himself with the club second bottom of the premier league. members of the board are set to meet with players after the international break next week tonight, wales continue their world cup qualifying campaign with a crucial match against the czech republic. the match will take place in prague — just a week after rangers midfielder gle

bruce left st james' park by mutual consent yesterday, suggesting that it may have been his lastjob inble level at which i think steve potts my point was, somebody with a respective his came a player, coach, manager, brenda said that it must�*ve gone too far because he is a wise come around his life as well as his career. i think someone i definitely trust for advice so if he is saying it, there must be some strength in what his words are. great britain have claimed three medals on the second day of the track cycling world championships in roubaix in france. oliver wood, charlie tanfield, ethan vernon and ethan hayter won bronze in the men's team pursuit, beating the reigning champions denmark by almost two seconds. and it was bronze again in the men's 60—lap scratch race. 22—year—old rhys britton showed his endurance and determination finishing third behind france's donavan grondin and belgium's tuur dens. that's all the sport for now. i will read of the football letter for you tonight but for now back to you. a 25—year—old man has been charged with murder, and the preparation of terr

the first premier league match under newcastle's new saudi ownership has got underway at st james's park most part two celebrate the end of the mike ashley era, a time when hope and ambition have become eroded at this but the club. there is another side of all this. we were standing here a few hours ago when a truck with a picture ofjamal khashoggi drove past. western intelligence agencies believe he was killed at the behest of the crown prince, something which is denied. when the truck went past one or two fans did not appreciate it and bid. 0thers one or two fans did not appreciate it and bid. others feel a deep sense of discomfort about their club's connections to saudi arabia and all that underlines despite the huge sense of celebration here, it still is very controversial takeover and a controversial day in the premier league. controversial day in the premier lea . ue. . ., , controversial day in the premier leaaue. , ., ., controversial day in the premier leaaue. .. , ., ., ., league. newcastle are training at the moment. _ league. newcastle are training at the moment, 2-1_ league.

bruce left st james park by mutual consent yesterday, suggesting that may be his last job in footballoke openly about how he felt and i did not like it, to be fair, — felt and i did not like it, to be fair, because i think we have to think— fair, because i think we have to think about one of the most experienced managers in england history— experienced managers in england history is— experienced managers in england history is telling you that, you cannot— history is telling you that, you cannotjust ignore it so for me, it is a very— cannotjust ignore it so for me, it is a very serious situation and it has to— is a very serious situation and it has to change. that is part and parcel of the job. when it gets to an unacceptable level, and i think steve�*s point was, someone with the respect that he has got, as a player, coach, manager, for him to say it has gone too far, he is a wise and rounded fellow, in his life as well as his career. so if he says it, there must be some strength in that as well. scotland are going well in their t20 world cup match against the hosts 0man. if they win,

really dramatic scenes at st james's park yesterday.n, who received cpr in the stands. they got a defibrillator to him. the prompt action of the fans around him and the players on the page certainly helped. the fan was taken to hospital and was in a stable condition overnight. it really dramatic few minutes at st james's park because the match was halted. not the result newcastle wanted. they are so much more tuned into how you can help somebody in that situation. �* p, you can help somebody in that situation. �* ., ., ., ., situation. and learning how to do cpr. we situation. and learning how to do cpr- we had _ situation. and learning how to do cpr. we had that _ situation. and learning how to do cpr. we had that amazing - situation. and learning how to do cpr. we had that amazing lad . situation. and learning how to do cpr. we had that amazing lad onj situation. and learning how to do - cpr. we had that amazing lad on last week, cpr. we had that amazing lad on last week. harry. — cpr. we had that amazing lad on last week. harry. who

st. louis fed president james bullard.e'll weigh in on the state of the economy and the factor that is pose a risk to the economic growth plus curevac shelving the covid-19 vaccine candidate hurting the stock. >> let's focus on the big stories of today mike santoli is tracking the action and meg tirrell watching the fda. mo broader markets? >> ugly on the index level if you count the overnight sessions it is jumpy within a range. a decent half percent selloff. fully recovered by the morning and 2% above last week's intraday low 4% below the highs there is this short term down trend with the rally fizzling out. that's something that has traders concerned and attempts at traction. that attempt at a low it is the style of a bottoming process that sometimes tacks effect. dialing back to last october it was a deeper pullback and did look like? if you look it is really the bigger stocks and that have been weighing on things the average stock in the market slightly outperforming the s&p 500. this is the yps. yet it spy backwards.

fans have been gathering outside of st james's park in anticipation of an announcement that the mike english football, just because they have deep pockets, and to address human rights issues. 0ne former player thinks that, from a footballing perspective, newcatle fans will be delighted. the fans of newcastle have been through an awful lot. i mean the club is unrecognisable to the club i used to play for under bobby robson. we had some amazing champions league nights. that is a very special place for football. there has been a long, tough road. we will see if they can get this takeover over the line. if they can, then there is definitely some really exciting for the geordie fans to look forward to. the chief executive of the professional footballers association, maheta molango says all footballers have been given education and guidance on the importance of getting the coronavirus vaccine. it follows reports that a low percentage of players have had the jab, but molango insists most of those involved understand the benefits of getting the vaccine. i think the message is very clear. and

it is david in st. james, new york. good morning. caller: good morning. just wanted to ask of you, make a statement or two and asked her question. the democrats really want in the bill, reconciliation bill. i do not see a lot of common sense. i feel, personally, like they have already spent trillions of dollars on infrastructure. we gave obama $1 trillion for infrastructure, not much was done except given to the dnc. i believe there has been a lot of money taken the could have been spent on roads and bridges through the states, cities and counties. even after the states get money for the infrastructure, which is just a small part of the bill, and the rest of it does not seem to be helping that poor. the poor are still poor. it is getting bigger and expanding. i do not see how this money is lifting them up into the middle class or rich class. host: we will hear from congressman price. guest: is $1 trillion was spent on infrastructure in the obama years, i missed it. i do not know what that could possibly refer to. i was here when the recovery act was writt

st. louis fed president james bullard said he would support scaling back bond buying starting next month. he's been pushing for a approach when the fed starts to wind down the program. >> on inflation, i think the story that infligs will come down naturally is a reasonable one but i only want to put 50% probability on that scenario and i've got to put some probability on a scenario where inflation stays high or goeshigher is this issue of inflation going to be something central bankers had to worry about in coming months. it will be around for a while. we've had this massive cycle created. some of that has come from changing mix and labor patterns. with problem solving and we are in a bit of a holding pattern. one small example of how some of these problems are being solved at the same time we've had a number of these items developing i guess what i'm trying to imply or ask is what exactly are the time lines do the supply chain issues start to ease based on something that might resolve themselves within a couple of months >> timing has been so predictable. we've had a textbook rally we've

matthew rice bike is at st james's park. you club in the world.new people in charge. this is— welcome the new people in charge. this is a _ welcome the new people in charge. this is a deal that was first agreed 18 months— this is a deal that was first agreed 18 months ago, but broke down last summer— 18 months ago, but broke down last summer with the premier league having _ summer with the premier league having concerns about who exactly would _ having concerns about who exactly would have control of the club. but they now _ would have control of the club. but they now say they have a legal and binding _ they now say they have a legal and binding assurances from the kingdom of saudi _ binding assurances from the kingdom of saudi arabia that they will not be making the decisions at the club despite _ be making the decisions at the club despite the country's sovereign wealth— despite the country's sovereign wealth fund are taking an 80% stake. the other— wealth fund are taking an 80% stake. the other 20% is split evenly between _ the other 20% is sp

st. louis fed president james bullard. new york city, good morning.our equity market shaping up as follows. poised for a second week as gains come up 15 on the s&p. there is a lift in this bond market. yields higher three basis points. there is a lift in the commodity market. commodities higher. crude up .9% to 82 dollars on wti. on brent we had a little look at $85 for the first time in a long time come all the way back to 2018. a little bit of news. my calendar at axios having a chat with the white house official, saying "with democratic lawmakers on the final shape of president biden's build back better agenda, talks are accelerating, this progress means we can conclude negotiation soon." is that news? to that advance the story? i'm not sure. tom: it gets you to the sunday talk shows. greg valliere a at agf saying there is -- is a note is liberals will cave. senator sanders will break and -- will blink and bring it down. annmarie hordern joins us. joe manchin. there is a senator from arizona, original green member. past progressive and liberal with