peter ricky martin former academy director at west ham and technical director at stoke city. 50, rickyly changed in the last ten, 15, 20 years? changed in the last ten, 15, 20 ears? ,, ., ., ., . ., years? quite a lot of change, reall . years? quite a lot of change, really- the — years? quite a lot of change, really. the development - years? quite a lot of change, i really. the development sector, obviously triple pk men that's had a really good the focus on academies, and then the provision and the quality of players they've produced, a lot of good work has gone on. they are now producing really talented players and you've seen that evidence of players breaking through to england national teams and the quality of the academies that are producing players at the moment. mira; producing players at the moment. why do clubs invest so heavily in their academies? is it to produce players for the first team, or is it to sell them on for profit at some point? i think every club has got its own case, it's got its own kind of unique story behind what they want to do and how they want to produce

contract of this player in the club level has also worn the shirt of amen, soy rome, blackburn, stoke city, galat, sarai erian, and konispor . the head coach of steel became the manager of tractor academy. croatian coach nand nikolic officially took over the responsibility of tabriz tractor club academy . nikolic, who in croatian grassroots teams he has coached before and in the mid-80s , he was the head coach of khuzestan steel and at one point he was in charge of the youth team of our country, and the rumor of mohammadi's separation from adna demir has become hot. according to turkish media, milad mohammadi signed a 3-year contract with adna demir. spor has canceled and now he can negotiate with any team as a free player and become a transfer member. market, the most reliable database of professional football players in the world , updated milad mohammadi's page and announced him as a player without a team. the head of the football federation again mehdi taj denied to iranvand tractor the rumors of the last few days about the involvement of a person or a group outside the federation rega

i'm not my child here with diapers and it's been bountiful stokes for the past 2 days. so what the city of janine has now become the center of east really operations, the east really police release, the suit, it claims to show with the troops queuing, a senior leesville from austin, jimmy. while he was driving the east really military says we lived in groups and the westbank have strength and, and conducted roughly 150 attacks against these really forces and civilians over the past. the engine mean local say, is really troops a surrounding the major routes leading into the city and was, can you make sure the real problems with the children? there's no baby milk available. sometimes the closest sick girl is home with a high fever. we weren't expecting such things on the islands. can't even reach us . this house was the fall off little someplace tvs, claim civilians are the victims of the ease really rates the whole ashes a rented here a little bit here, a young man who was just so young man, merely a child. what did he do wrong? they shot him in the head, and his brother is in critical c

we saw a lot of those scenes in the city of stoke—on—trent in the midlands as well.of damage, a lot of clean—up still to be done, including at the holiday inn in rotherham which is still being targeted at the moment. just to remind peeple _ targeted at the moment. just to remind people that _ targeted at the moment. just to remind people that what - targeted at the moment. just to remind people that what you - targeted at the moment. just to | remind people that what you are seeing now is live scenes from rotherham outside the holiday inn express where protesters earlier gathered and were chanting slogans and many were causing damage to the building and throwing things at police as well. i just want to bring you a line that has come in, this is the home secretary yvette cooper, has just responded to the scenes you are seeing and have been seeing on bbc news. she says, the criminal violent attack on hotel housing asylum seekers in rotherham is utterly appalling. she says, deliberately setting fire to a building with people to be inside, south yorkshire police have ful

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middlesbrough will play stoke city in the second round.elling through the netherlands and belgium. defending champion demi vollering extended her lead yesterday. stage four took the riders from the netherlands into belgium and the dutch rider in the yellow jersey challenged for the stage win. she was beaten in a photo finish though by compatriot puck pieterse, but vollering now leads the overall standings by 22 seconds, ahead of pieterse. not unusual for the men's tour de france to start outside france but the first case for the women, but now they are back in france. thea;r now they are back in france. they not there now they are back in france. they got there eventually. _ now they are back in france. they got there eventually. a _ now they are back in france. they got there eventually. a long gruelling journey ahead. jane, thank you so much. let's have a look at the weather and say good morning to carol. . . . the weather and say good morning to carol. . , . ., , the weather and say good morning to carol. . ,., ., i, , carol. that is a

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israeli air strikes are still attacking them, they are still stoking them wherever they go, they have a press tv correspondents from the city of dirral balah. thank you motive with the update. now continuing with the rest of the news, protesters have marched through the streets of the occupied west bank to condemn this really treatment of palestinian prisoners. where are the international agreements? what are the international organizations doing for what is happening inside the israeli jails? our prisoners are being tortured and are dying inside jails. it's time to end these crimes against our people in gaza and the crimes that are taking place inside the occupation jails, it's genocide and daily killing. demonstrators held a pictures of prisoners and waved palestinian flags during the demonstrations in ramalaose. they also called for an end to the israeli genocide in the gaza strip. the protest came after rice groups reported that a palestinian inmate was subjected to rape by israeli guards a notorious stay tayman prison. over the past nine months, palestinians have consistently reported being subjected to torture and sex

then to do, we have seen these protest in many of the towns and cities from liverpool and manchester, belfast to smaller places like stokere are _ course blackpool. just finally, there are rival _ course blackpool. just finally, there are rival protests - course blackpool. just finally, there are rival protests as - course blackpool. just finally, i there are rival protests as well. these anti—immigrant groups, lots of —— a lot of them have said they have had bigger numbers than these anti—immigrant groups. had bigger numbers than these anti-immigrant groups.- had bigger numbers than these anti-immigrant groups. you'll see the opposite _ anti-immigrant groups. you'll see the opposite graduate _ anti-immigrant groups. you'll see the opposite graduate has - anti-immigrant groups. you'll see the opposite graduate has been i the opposite graduate has been happening. the police has been standing in between the far right protesters and the antiracism protesters and the antiracism protesters who have been carrying banner sinks and up to racism. so very much a large —— carrying banners saying stand up to racism. this is out... b

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city centre. four men have been arrested in stoke on trent after disorder in the staffordshire city in hull , staffordshirehered outside a migrant hotel being guarded by police, where a window was smashed. at least three people were led away in handcuffs as demonstrators faced counter—protesters in nottingham. meanwhile, police in riot gear were deployed in belfast amid tense exchanges between protesters and an anti—racism rally with a small number of fireworks being thrown . number of fireworks being thrown. northumberland police have accused protesters of unforgivable violence and disorder following rioting in sunderland city centre last night . videos posted on social night. videos posted on social media showed a former police officer police office ablaze while a mosque was also targeted. vehicles were overturned and set on fire as rioters clashed with police officers throwing rocks and bottles. five police officers were injured, with four hospitalised and ten people arrested for offences including violent disorder and burglary. home secretary yvette cooper says police have the government's full backing

city centre. four men have been arrested in stoke on trent after disorder in the staffordshire city in hull , staffordshireide a migrant hotel being guarded by police, where a window was smashed. at least three people were led away in handcuffs as demonstrators faced counter—protesters in nottingham. meanwhile, police in riot gear were deployed in belfast amid tense exchanges between protesters and an anti—racism rally with a small number of fireworks being thrown . number of fireworks being thrown. northumberland police have accused protesters of unforgivable violence and disorder following rioting in sunderland city centre last night . videos posted on social night. videos posted on social media showed a former police officer police office ablaze while a mosque was also targeted. vehicles were overturned and set on fire as rioters clashed with police officers throwing rocks and bottles. five police officers were injured, with four hospitalised and ten people arrested for offences including violent disorder and burglary. home secretary yvette cooper says police have the government's full backing to take t

while stoke and sunderland also won, and a last—minute penalty gave hull a draw against bristol city.ave got off to an impressive start. they beat wycombe 3—2, and there is already an early contender for goal of the season — this superb effort from jack marriott was wrexham's second. dundee's solid start to the scottish premiership season has continued after they beat hearts at 3—1 dens park to go top of the table. scott tiffoney put dundee ahead after 20 minutes. gerard taylor then scored an own goal, followed by a luke mccowan penalty. frankie kent pulled one back for hearts. dundee have played two and won two. rangers are beginning the scottish premiership season in the strange surroundings of hampden park while their ibrox renovations are completed. but it didn't seem to make much difference. they beat motherwell 2—1 to register their first league win of the season — all the goals in the first 2a minutes of the match. elsewhere, ross county and dundee united drew 1—1. champions celtic have kicked off the scottish women's premier league season with an emphatic 9—0 trouncing of dund

dunng number of officers were injured during serious disorder in liverpool city centre, and four men have been arrested in stoken trent after disorder there. in hull, around 100 people gathered outside a migrant hotel being guarded by police, where a window was also smashed. at least three people were led away in handcuffs as demonstrators faced counter—protesters in nottingham. meanwhile police in riot gear were deployed in belfast amid tense exchanges between protesters and an anti—racism rally, with a small number of fireworks being thrown . number of fireworks being thrown. northumberland police have accused protesters of unforgivable violence and disorder following rioting in sunderland city centre last night. videos posted on social media showed a former police officer ablaze, while a mosque was also targeted. vehicles were overturned and set on fire as rioters clashed with officers throwing rocks and bottles. five police officers were injured, with four hospitalised and ten people were arrested for offences including violent disorder and burglary. home secretary yvette cooper says police have the governm

stoke fear into people that's not new. keep this in mind. i am still the mayor of the city of chicago.t and because this ballot referendum didn't pass. could you imagine if fannie lou hamer stopped after 1964? what if reverend jesse jackson didn't mobilize. barack obama wouldn't have been able to say yes to canada if reverend jackson failed that would argue he was more successful and in fact this convention the lungs to reverend jesse jackson because absent his work we are not where we are today. [applause] and we heard a lot about representation how it matters. i wonder for you what that means. how does it mattered how do you see the impact of your activity? >> the humbling part about this is that i'm the first mayor in modern history that did not have ties to the -- all the other mayors of up to richard j. daley had ties and for some people there was a benefit to that. for others not so much. representation is not just about complexion. representation is about complexion and direction. i'd just did the reverend jesse jackson, didn't i? who we are providing a new pathway to how we do

stokes. by the far right, following a stopping attack, spread across several cities. we'll get an update from the report. and we meet the right are making this to reinforce, back from morocco at the paris game starts coming up and support, which i'm the challenges here with the, the top stories on the officer renews our a. please. 9 people have been killed into is really are strikes and the occupied westbank and the burgers 1st targeted a car in the city of some cut in the carrying ahead of us commander. that's according to is really officials. at least 32 people on a beach have been killed by a suicide bomber. and several gunmen and this one on the campus, one will get to shoot the arm group and show bob has claimed responsibility. and a ron's revolutionary guard has published its initial findings and so the, the sauce, the nation from us leader is $900.00 a year into her on, on wednesday. it says he was killed by a short range project out with the warhead weighing 7 kilograms fired from outside his room. ha, here as a senior associate fellow at the carnegie endowmen

city. sheffield united drew 2—all with qpr, while there were 3—nil wins for swansea and watford against preston & stokegue clubs are continuing on the long journey to wembley this weekend, in the preliminary round of the competition. it was honours even in the north—east derby between ashington and bishop auckland live on the red button. the visitors, bishop auckland, took the lead midway through the first half in northumbria. but the two sides will have to do it all over again after the hosts — ashington — equalised, an hour into the game. the knockout stages of the league cup got under way in scotland today. defending champions rangers are on course for the quarterfinals. they're currently leading stjohnstone 2—0 thanks to goals from cyriel dessers and ross mccausland. there's just a few moments of added time left at hampden park. premiership side ross county were knocked out by league 2 spartans i—nil. aberdeen beat queen�* park i—nil. dundee thrashed airdrieonians 6—1. there was another shock as championship falkirk beat hearts 2—nil. staying with football, and crystal palace�*s england defender ma

stoke and sunderland won. and a last—minute penalty gave hull a draw against bristol city.too much difference. they beat motherwell 2—1 to register their first league win of the season, with all the goals in the first 24 minutes of the match. elsewhere, ross county and dundee united drew 1—1, while dundee will go top if they beat hearts. it is certainly heading that way, because they are three—zero up. champions celtic have kicked off the scottish women's premier league with an emphatic 9—0 trouncing of dundee united. celtic were 3—0 up at the break, with lucy ashworth—clifford opening the scoring after almost half an hour. united then let in six more goals, with maria mcaneny completing the rout with a late double. next, let's bring you the transfer stories of the day. tottenham have completed the signing of dominic solanke from bournemouth in a deal worth up to £65 million. spurs will pay an initial £55 million with £10 million in add—ons for the striker, who's signed a six—year contract. bayern munich have accepted a bid from manchester united of nearly £40 million, plus

city of itself for reasons. russia has controlled the facilities since it's 2022 invasion. it says ukrainian shutting is to blame you and you can watch stokes, as the font is still safe. if you and your husband health for one of the children, the kills in a nice attack and which is the town of south port 9 year old alice gone to other young goes died one i to adults workshop in july, right? sweet spot to across the u. k by falls suggestions of the suspect indicating was a newly arrived migrant to hundreds of people have been evacuated from a hotel in australia or off. the helicopter crashed on to the roof, killing the pilot. it happened in the northeastern city or cons just before 2 in the morning. local time, emergency officials, same mangled pieces of the headache helps us propeller landed in the hotel pool of the aircraft crashed and burst into flames. and man and his eighties and the women in the seventy's are in a stable condition. and hospital recovery teams will continue to search for bodies after landfill sites collapsed. in uganda, at least 18 people died. people living near the cookies, the garbage disposal sites, say the disaster

city. sheffield united drew 2—all with qpr, while there were 3—nil wins for swansea and watford against preston & stoke journey to wembley this weekend, in the preliminary round of the competition. it was honours even in the north—east derby between ashington and bishop auckland live on the red button. the visitors taking the lead midway through the first half in northumbria but the two sides will have to do it all over again after the hosts equalised an hour into the game. the knockout stages of the league cup got under way in scotland today. premiership side ross county were knocked out by league 2 spartans i—nil. aberdeen beat queen' park i—nil. dundee thrashed airdrieonians 6—1. there was another shock as championship falkirk beat hearts 2—nil. rangers are taking on stjohnstone at hampden right now and. it's 0—0 at half time staying with football, and crystal palace's england defender marc guehi has been the subject of interest from newcastle this week. despite a number of reported bids for the player though, he has spoken to kelly somers on football focus this week — and says he's very much still

stokes would have done! studio: thank you very much, joe wilson. let's ta ke let's take you back to the premier league. defending champions manchester city start to the season with a convincing 4—1 win over newly promoted ipswich town. erling haaland, who else, the hat—trick hero for pep guardiola's side, although it's worth noting that ipswich actually took the lead before normal service was resumed. it was a good game. they started really well, on the front foot. they can do a good transition, they make a good goal, but we play really, really well. greater loads of chancesin really well. greater loads of chances in the first—half, the second they changed to five on the back, and the spaces under lap with our midfield, we had incredible control, we had chances, so will be pleased to start the season in that way. it pleased to start the season in that wa . . , pleased to start the season in that wa , ., , pleased to start the season in that wa . ., , ,., ., , pleased to start the season in that wa. ., ,., ., way. it was something for us to go throu~h at way. it was something for us to go through at this _ way. it was something for us to

stoking up negative sentiment against immigrants. and let's say such rhetoric has been exported by the 5 ride groups and recent days with protests, as blaming migrants for the economic problems. shall stratford reports from the city of holl in northern england. there's an air of sadness and neglect here. businesses loan closed and rising climb and the use of drugs is rife now they show fear shame following riots. and so my goods attract businesses, lou to jury, what people have described as a powder keg. finally, exploding the people that this once thriving industrial, poor city, have suffered lack of jobs, available, housing, low wages that meets the rising cost of living crises, on a government health system that's been on its knees for years. and that's just the case, right? the way across britain, it's the pole and the working classes that are suffering the most was the victim of what he says was an unprovoked attack me this pub 2 years ago still suffers from his injuries. he receives government financial support, which he says is, knows enough, but his family are full. but he hopes he can find a job when he spits enough to work again as a signatory to the un refugee convention, brittany has legal obligations

stoke fear into people that's not new. keep this in mind. i am still the mayor of the city of chicago.t and because this ballot referendum didn't pass. could you imagine if fannie lou hamer stopped after 1964? what if reverend jesse jackson didn't mobilize. barack obama wouldn't have been able to say yes to canada if reverend jackson failed that would argue he was more successful and in fact this convention the lungs to reverend jesse jackson because absent his work we are not where we are today. [applause] and we heard a lot about representation how it matters. i wonder for you what that means. how does it mattered how do you see the impact of your activity? >> the humbling part about this is that i'm the first mayor in modern history that did not have ties to the -- all the other mayors of up to richard j. daley had ties and for some people there was a benefit to that. for others not so much. representation is not just about complexion. representation is about complexion and direction. i'd just did the reverend jesse jackson, didn't i? who we are providing a new pathway to how we do

cities across the uk on saturday. bottles were thrown, shops looted, and police officers attacked in areas including hull, liverpool, bristol, manchester, stokent. the sense from government is that freedom of expression is fine but violent disorder is not and some of the scenes we have seen clearly pass that threshold. a group of senior ministers have met this weekend to discuss what to do. the prime minister, deputy prime minister, home secretary and justice secretary. in the aftermath of that meeting, keir starmer said that the police have their full support to take action against what he called extremists, who are attacking police officers, disrupting local businesses, and attempting to sow hate by intimidating communities. they have been trying to get ahead of all of this for several days now, bringing together police forces on thursday, encouraging them to share intelligence, talking about using facial recognition to stop perpetrators from travelling around the country. they have also brought in extra prosecutors this weekend. the idea is that if people can see that some people are being charged for these offences, that might make them t

city of us on an adina. the fire department says halt, weather is contributing to the rapid spread of the fi stokes in asia or recovering and early trading on tuesday. and the k is up 10 percent. it's recovering often those dive on monday and stokes. so 12.4 percent. well, that was the worst decline in japan stocks since 1987. so around the world on monday with link to phase of us recession on the us, federal court has found the search engine. google has been illegally exploding its dominance to quash competition and stifled innovation. the judgements comes almost a year off the spelling of the case brought by the justice department. the judge, it says the company violated anti trusts. little are requiring smartphone makers to install it as default search engine. the company will appeal because of the headlines one use of to we rejoined at the head the welcome back to head to head on out to the english. i'm with my guest benny morris . one of israel's most famous historians, we have a panel of experts and we have a live audience here in london is conway hole, who will be hearing from shortly spending morris i

stoking britain's worst riots since 2011. after days of unrest, the crisis deteriorated over the weekend when a mob attacked a hotel housing asylum seekers in the northern cityham. the government minister responsible for law and order is home secretary yvette cooper. >> it's a total disgrace and there has to be a reckoning. those individuals who were involved in the disorder need to know that they will pay a price. malcolm: after forcing police to retreat, some of the mob tried to set fire to the hotel, full of people of color. prime minister keir starmer. >> if you target people because of the color of their skin or their faith, then that is far-right, and i'm prepared to say so. >> your tatts are awesome, man. pure british. malcolm: the man with the nazi swastika tattoo replied that he was a true englishman, amid an expletive filled rant against foreigners. inaccurate social media posts triggered violence across the country last week after these three girls were stabbed to death at a dance class in southport in northwest england. 17-year-old axel rudakubana, british born son of rwandan parents, with a history of autism, has been charged with three counts o

captain ben stokes is out for the rest of the summer with a hamstring tear and will miss the test series against sri lanka. the premier league boss richard masters won't be drawn on when manchester cityl face the 115 charges against them. they deny breaching financial rules. masters says it needs to be cleared up soon. i hope the situation does resolve itself, and there will be a decision published. a place in the playoffs is at stake for rangers in champions league qualifying tonight — they face dynamo kyiv at hampden park. also coming up on sportsday... unveiled in her honour, england captain and arsenal defender leah williamson opens a new football pitch named after her to boost women and girls�* participation in football. welcome to the programme. and we start with a huge blow for england. in the last hour it's been confirmed that ben stokes has been ruled out for the remainder of the summer after tearing his hamstring while playing for northern superchargers in the hundred. stokes had to be helped off the pitch on sunday and was clearly in some pain. the news will upset england fans as it means their captain will miss their three match series against sri lanka. our sports corres

we know that, sadly, many of those in our city last night were not from from here, but came to cause chaos and stoke that there is no place for these people . they no place for these people. they are not welcome here. our teams have worked through the night to clean up this city. my huge thanks to them and the emergency services for their work to keep sunderland and its people safe. being here today , seeing being here today, seeing volunteers from across our city come together to support that clean up effort is heartening and reminds us of the warm and friendly place that we know sunderland to be. our people are our greatest asset and we will support them as they will. no doubt support us to recover from the events of last night. we will continue to work with our communities and our partners in the coming days and weeks to offer reassurance, but i can say confidently that today sunderland is and its people, as we always do in the face of adversity. we'll come back from this stronger, better and closer together. thank you . together. thank you. >> 15 minutes. well, there we are, a defiant message fr

cities, across the uk today. liverpool, have we have been hearing, nottingham, manchesterand hearing, nottingham, manchester and even hearing, nottingham, manchesterand even stokehere objects were thrown at members of media outside a mosque we have some pictures of nottingham, a thin line of police in that between two groups, the far right protesters and some antiracism protests as well. so that situation was quite tense. bottles thrown, a lot of charting but i think in that particular situation, no major violence. in hull, there were officers attacked with eggs, the latest is three officers injured. windows were smashed at a hotel to house asylum seekers in the city centre there and there were attempts to start fires but thankfully, that has not turned into much. there are some tires on fire in hull at the moment. in manchester, quite tense situation there earlier, scuffles between protesters in the city centre. we saw lots of pictures on social media of groups coming together there. the two arrests made in manchester earlier, riot police were on the ground there for a while on horseback, trying to calm the situation down. is it the most tense area is probably

stoking up negative sentiments against immigrants. analysts say such rhetoric has been exploited by far right groups and recent days with protest or is blaming migrants for their economic problems. charles stratford reports from the city of hall in northern england. there's an air of sadness and neglect here for businesses loan closed, and rising climb, and the use of drugs is rife. and now the show fear shame following rights. and so my goods attract businesses, lou to jury, what people have described as a powder keg. finally, exploding the people that this once thriving industrial pool city have suffered lack of jobs, available, housing, low wages that meets the rising cost of living crisis on a government health system that's been on its knees for years. as is the case, right, the way across britain, it's the poll and the working classes that are suffering. the most was the victim of what he says was an unprovoked attack made this pub 2 years ago. still suffers from his injuries. he receives government financial support, which he says is knows enough, but his family are full. but he hopes he can find a job when he spits enough to work again as a signatory to the you and record g convention. brickman has legal oblig

cities over the weekend. sir keir starmer has condemned what he described as "far—right thuggery" following the fatal stabbing of three young girls in southport last monday. on saturday there was unrest in stokelton. middlesbrough. and tamworth. in south yorkshire, antiracism protesters were making a stand outside a hotel where it's believed and asylum seekers are being housed. but they were soon outnumbered by anti—immigration protesters, angry at the idea of asylum seekers being housed in taxpayer funded hotel rooms. it then turned ugly. demonstrators shouted "yorkshire". they smashed windows. fires were lit. they attacked the police and managed to break into the holiday inn express before being beaten back. and last night there were attacks on a holiday inn in tamworth in staffordshire. they hurled bricks and petrol bombs at the police, one officer suffered a suspected broken arm. the crowd then tried to break into the hotel. in bolton the protests there had been described as a pro—british march online. it started quietly, but soon escalated. around 300 men ran towards the town hall. we are not having it, bruv! they chanted "allahu akbar", god is great, towards the pro—british protesters w