i think that's terry venables's problem.nderful, he had great ideas when he went to barcelona may learn spanish and things like that. he was innovative. but when he tried to become a businessman, he tried to stop my own book about him called the false messiah by personally suing me about an article i'd written for the sunday times at a time when i wasn't working for the sunday times. one of the was when he was banned, he didn't accept he had done something wrong, or when the judge criticised his evidence in a court trial. he would not accept he had done something wrong. terry was so idolised, and we have heard how idealised he was, quitejustly so idolised, and we have heard how idealised he was, quite justly as a football man, and one could argue he got the england job a bit too late. he might have done more for england had he got it earlier. his players loved him. going into business and not doing it properly and being badly advised by the people he took advice from was to a certain extent his great downfall. he advice from

rip, terry."er and the impact he had on english football. we have had the statement from one of the clubs he is most closely associated with, spurs, tottenham hotspur. totte n ha m tottenham hotspur said the club is very sad to hear of the passing of terry venables and our deepest thoughts are with his family at this very sad time. we shall hold a minute of pause before the fixture and our players shall wear black arm bands for the fixture. rest in peace, terry. now andy swift looks back on his long peace, terry. now andy swift looks back on his long career. peace, terry. now andy swift looks back on his long career. he peace, terry. now andy swift looks back on his long career. he brought the feel—good factor back to english football, at euro 96, terry venables took his team tantalisingly close to glory. after dazzling their way to the semifinals, england's hopes endedin the semifinals, england's hopes ended in heartbreak and for terry venables it was a defining moment of a remarkable career. hau

i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. israel says it's not expecting any hostages to be released by him us before friday. the country's national security advisor said a deal with the militant group has been delayed, although the reason why remains unclear and agreed pause and fighting and gauze is also on hold with cotter who has played a key role in these negotiations, saying an announcement about the temporary truce could come within the next few hours. here's the is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu, or they still have to have solving. i just spoke with prices and binding. again. would that be a good time to where i can get my requests with the brokers to achieve a significant improvement of the deal on a date such an improvement was a chief to handle. so the combination of amenities and some other typical effort provided the conditions for the return of our, of the summer, even though so i believe this combination will also allow the release of additional laptop to use in future stages of

terry venables dies at the age of 80.d come up and say, "that's the best feeling we've ever had." and it's just a shame that that just wasn't to be. compounding the misery — a week after everton�*s ten—point deduction, they lose and conceded one of the best goals you'll see. and max verstappen ends the most dominant season in formula 1 history with, you guessed it, another victory in abu dhabi. hello again. you can tell by the nature of the tributes terry venables wasn't like any other football coach. the former england boss, who has passed away at the age of 80, has been described as "a brilliant man who made people feel special" and "one of the sport's most charismatic figures". he'll be best remembered for leading england during euro 96 — a summer played out to the strains of "football's coming home" — and yet it's at club level, with the likes of spurs and barcelona, that he achieved his greatest successes. venables died yesterday after a long illness — and nesta mcgregor looks back on his life. at the tottenham hotsp

the former player and football coach terry venables has died, at the age of 80. to say-— he had to say. first, i would like to say an — he had to say. first, i would like to say an incredibly _ he had to say. first, i would like to say an incredibly sad - he had to say. first, i would like to say an incredibly sad day - he had to say. first, i would like to say an incredibly sad day this| to say an incredibly sad day this is. it has hit me quite hard because i was very close to terry. he wasn't just a coach or a manager. but he was a friend. i worked with him in television for many years. he was the only manager i had in my career that would regularly take me out for lunch, where we just talked football. and that started, as you rightly said, barcelona, when he signed me incredibly important person in my footballing life. and it is dreadfully sad. and i will miss him a lot. and ijust want to send my condolences and thoughts to yvette and all his family. yes, thank you for— yvette and all his family. yes, thank you for that, _ yvette and all his family. yes, thank

. >> what did terry say? the same thing. she said, i know they're doing something. >> within about a week of judy 's death, case absolutely sons down and told him everything. as they absorb it all, they were remembered something strange. teri king was at the hospital the night their mom died. in fact, she got there before they did. >> how are you here before us? it's our mom. >> it was one or 2:00 in the morning. >> there was another even more awkward story that k felt she needed to share with her sons. >> i don't want to tell you this, but jamie's been trying to get your mom to have a threesome with him and terry. >> why? this is not something your mom wanted. >> no. >> or something that you want to think about! >> i don't think about it. >> sex, lies and a christian by club. >> exactly. >> who would've thought? >> exactly. >> soon after, k opened up to julia's family. she called detective chris reynolds. >> i have some text from johnny, i think you need to see them, because she says that she suspected jamie

let's look back on the life of terry venables with andy swiss.ght the feel—good factor back to english football. at euro 96, terry venables took his team tantalisingly close to glory. cheering after dazzling their way to the semifinals, england's hopes ended in heartache. but for venables, it was the defining moment of a remarkable career. and how old are you now? 16. so, football is your whole life? yes. you want it to go on being your whole life? yes. and so it proved. that teenager was soon knocking in goals for chelsea. but it was as a manager that venables truly blossomed. in 1982, he guided queens park rangers to the fa cup final. singing before a stunning move to barcelona, where he won the spanish league title and earned the nickname el tel. visca el barca! next came tottenham, where he lifted the fa cup, before a clash with chairman alan sugar and controversy over his business dealings saw him sacked. but in 1994, england came calling and venables�*s coaching prowess reached its peak. 0h, brilliant, oh, yes, oh, yes! at a european champi

terry, so it's a pleasure to talk to you. thank you so much. i now to some of the other global business stories, making news. germany's exports to rush her phone again according to the latest figures, russia, and force it to 600000000 euros worth of goods. last month's done almost 40 percent year on year. this place is russia 18th, among germany's most important non e u. export countries. prior to the war and ukraine, it was 5th german arms company align metallic specks. revenue. it's almost doubled up to 14000000000 euros by 2026. that's due to russia's warranty crane. increase defense commitments from national members. the company says it's current full order books support it's growth targets easily has sold a 25 percent stake and the builder bank monte palsky the $920000000.00 euro sale is a significant step forward in times to re privatize the world's oldest bond. 2 years after initial attempts to do so, failed, italian government has failed the bank at several times since the financial crisis of 2000 and a to allow us to vietnam know where

well it was a big one, terry. no, terry was terry. terry was. he could do everything. him. he was great fun, but also an amazing football coach. so, so forward thinking, great football ideas , you know, special person ideas, you know, special person when did you first come across him, harry? >> because you're from a similar part of town, aren't you? over in the east end of london. but where did you first encounter terry? i guess it was from your playing wasn't it? yeah playing days, wasn't it? yeah >> know, a young player >> you know, as a young player at ham, terry would have at west ham, terry would have been a few years older, but he was player chelsea was a young player at chelsea and already broken into the first team a very early age. first team at a very early age. and tell back in them and they tell me back in them days was organising plays days he was organising set plays free though when he free kicks, even though when he first in, the first team, first broke in, the first team, he'd be telling tommy docherty, dave people like that dave sexton, people like th

so thank terry. i owe you everything. terry's essay always brings a lump in my throat. she's been a tireless champion of this book and of conservation in general. and the same can be said of the rest of this panel and i couldn't be more proud be up here with them. i apologize for the relatively stiff manner of speaking that i'm about to inflict on you, but my time up here is limited and really got to get a move on. and i want to make sure that. i provide you guys with some context that hopefully enhance your appreciation of a wild promise in its mission. so you'll have to forgive. it becomes me, me me time for about 15 minutes. so i apologize for that. i should begin noting that i'm not a scientist or, a policy expert. i'm just a seasoned rank and file conservation volunteer from the new jersey pine barrens. depending on who you ask, either a freelance ranger or a glorified janitor. probably a little bit of both. for decades of help clean up, dumpsites corralled oil covered geese counted back maintained hiking trails, rescued animals, managed beaver dams, poachers estab

so you're saying, terry, yeah, i'll call and get a call. get any of the is that what you're saying? i mean, he won't get any of their good. sorry. go on the currently the po number that the last latest pull number came out today. it shows terry gall pulling at 7 percent as low as a month before the highest holding candidate is a d p. p can do the current. lilian party candidates at 26 percent followed by you know, 21 percent bike. so when j an 18 percent buy folio he so so this did the rolling party set when, despite there being so popular because the opposition is currently divided between uh, between 3 different candidates with terry golfing. among them as to the opposition managed to form a wrong phase called collision, then they actually could with that not the, the big question is will they do that? okay. okay, well the is a, oh, i mean, the 3, the 3 of them, the body of them is, do they have the same sort of, i know beliefs or they pulled their opals is also a lot. so this is where it gets interesting because the ruling party it down kind when the p p is that the officially ha

terry drove 1,000 miles to pick it up and bring it back here. he uses a truck to get the artifacts in place and then anchors them down with concrete. across the road is a sort of windmill hospital. that's where terry spends time repairing old windmills for other people. terry has had visitors from across the country. many to reminisce about a time that was. while others just enjoy the farm relic revolution. >> that's one of the things that really keep us going, is people commenting about how glad they are to see somebody collecting these. >> reporter: john lauritsen, cbs news, jasper, minnesota. >> almost like a museum of sorts. well, next on the "cbs weekend news," 'tis the season for holiday lights. tuming up, we'll tell you where this well-lit christmas street is located. ♪ >>> for kids growing up in the late 1960s and '70s these tv characters were unforgettable. they were the creation of puppeteer turned producer marty croft. he and his brother sid also produced "land of the lost" and "the donny and marie show." we learned today that marty k

what those parents told our terry moran just today.nd tonight, on this potential breakthrough involving hostages, president biden optimistic, saying he believes it's going to happen. abc's terry moran leading us off from washington tonight. >> reporter: in the shadow of the u.s. capitol, the march for israel demonstration extended far down the national mall, thousands gathered in solidarity with israel. from the stage, families of some of the hostages held by hamas in gaza pleading for their safe return. >> bring them home! bring them home! bring them home! >> reporter: and tonight, word that a possible breakthrough on a deal to release more hostages could come within the next 48 to 72 hours, according to a senior israeli source. president biden sounding optimistic. >> i've been talking with people involved every single day. i believe it's going to happen, but i don't want to get into detail. >> what's your message to the families? >> hang in there. we're coming. >> reporter: here on the mall, though, it was a time to show strength and

it hit me quite hard because i was quite close to terry.was notjust a coach or a manager but he was a friend. worked with him in television for many years. he was the only manager in my career who would regularly take me out to lunch where we talk football, and that started at barcelona when he signed me there. an incredibly important person in my football life, it is dreadfully sad and i will miss him a lot. at sunday's game, tottenham's players and fans remembered their fa cup winning manager with a minute's applause. but they didn't have a successful afternoon despite scoring first, spurs lost 2—1 to ason villa. villa now go above them into fourth place in the premier league. everton were beaten 3—0 by manchester united in theirfirst match since being given a 10 point deduction for breaches of the premier league's financial rules. alejandro garnacho opened the scoring with a stunning overhead kick after just three minutes. marcus rashford's penalty and anthony martial�*s strike ensured erik ten hag's men have now won five of their last s

he wasn'tjust i was quite close to terry. he wasn't just a i was quite close to terry.d in my career that would regularly take me out for lunch, where we just talked football — and that started, as you rightly said, at barcelona when he signed to be there. an incredibly important person in my footballing life. it's dreadfully sad and i'll miss him a lot. well, one of venables' former teams, spurs, played on sunday — and they remembered their fa cup—winning manager with a minute's applause before their match against aston villa. spurs scored first after 22 minutes, but lost the game 2—1. villa go above them into fourth place in the premier league. pau torres and ollie watkins with the villa goals. meanwhile, everton are into the second half in their first game since being deducted ten points for breaking premier league finanical rules. they started their match against manchester united second from bottom of the table on just four points. everton supporters protested against the premier league outside goodison park before the game. united lead after a spectacular alejandr

terry schultz in brussels. now to another border, this one between the us and canada. 2 people have been killed there after a car exploded at the border. one border guard was also injured when the vehicle crashed on the us side at a check point to niagara falls, the local sheriff has described the incident as a tragic accident. the crash was captured on cctv. keep your eyes on the top of your screen to see what happened of the this security camera video capture the moment when it got driven at high speed, glanced at the rainbow bridge border crossing oh my god, i but this is nearby, have described seeing of the leap into the and bust into flames. and when air born the vehicle begin to turn sideways and went under something overhead. and then it hit something over there. and my pro is just please don't let it any of the officers, you know, get hit over there. and then all of a sudden, black smoke no explosion. we all heard the people in the building heard it, the metal on metal. then all of a sudden i saw a blac

terry schultz and brussels. terry diamonds are an interesting example of how functions can potentially backfire. where is the used on now when it comes to a potential bon? as well as was mentioned in that story, the european commission has proposed now for the 1st time to put russian diamonds on its sanctions list in this 12th package. and the reason it's so long coming is because belgium has successfully lobby to keep them off the menu in part for some of the problems that were, were mentioned in that piece about traceability of origin and, and dallas as to whether they could actually be effectively kept off the market and where it sees 90 percent of the world's diamonds come through there at one point or another. so you can see why this was such a huge issue for belgium. but now with the united states already having bound russian diamonds and the g 7 considering proposals. 2 and has decided that it simply has to get on board and it is in fact put making some of these proposals itself as to how this would work.

terry is always thank you. in russia, more and more kremlin critics are being imprisoned, as by them approaching, corrected down on any dissent against his route today of russian courts sentenced an artist to 7 years in prison for staging an anti war protest in a supermarket. 33 year old alexandra scotia link go, who's known as sasha swapped the super market price tags with stickers and slogans criticising russians more in ukraine price tax. she was convicted on charges of spreading false information about the military. she is one of thousands of russians to be detained, find or jailed for speaking out against ma, scales, invasion of ukraine. so here's the question that needs answering the united states and china advisories or partners title as i saw acts. and this happens misunderstandings. so we're back to direct open, clear direct communication mode show china does not seek spheres of influence, will not fight to cold or hot. well, with anyone for re assuming military to military contact, direct contacts fro

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at euro 96, terry venables took his team tantalizingly close to glory.fter dazzling their way to the semi—finals, england's hopes ended in heartache. but for venables, it was the defining moment of a remarkable career. the footballer's whole life. yes. he wanted to go on being a hero. yes. and so it proved that teenager was soon knocking in goals for chelsea. but it was as a manager that venables truly blossomed. in 1982, he guided queens park rangers to the fa cup final. before a stunning move to barcelona, where he won the spanish league title and earned the nickname el tel. next came tottenham, where he lifted the fa cup before a clash with chairman alan sugar and controversy over his business dealings saw him sacked. but in 1994, england came calling and venables�*s coaching prowess reached its peak. 0h, brilliant. oh, yes. yes. at a european championship on home soil. his team made it all the way to the semi—finals. carried on a wave of national euphoria. agonisingly defeat to germany on penalties ended their hopes. but venables had given the fans a

i'm terry martin. welcome to the program. a highly anticipated israel hum us, the temporary cease fire has been in effect now for an hour. these are live images from southern israel, looking towards the northern gaza strip, or had been reports of the is really of the is really military sounding sirens and village villages near guys. a warning, a possible rocket attacks from the strip, but the temporary truce between him us and israel seems to be holding it comes after some of the deadliest fighting in the history of the israel palestinian conflict. more than 1200 people in israel were killed by the october 7th terrorist attacks by home us. the hum us run health ministry and gaza says israel's response has killed nearly 15000 colors to enhance as well as cross over to our correspond it been to zoom in who's following the story for us and tell of a been the cease fire came into effect an hour ago has the fighting stall. terry, it's a delicate truce and is there be no reports of it strikes? so grunted attacks. what we have heard

terry schultz, their report from brussels. thank you very much terry. and that's it's from me and the news dean. so now that will be an update at the top of the arrows. posts do not go web coming up. next is use eva agent with my colleague melissa john. that's short. grab office in berlin avenue. see the searching for a loss of water decades ago. the arrow see, and it was biggest on was one of the mightiest lakes in the world. now it's dried, a source of pollution havens deep in the desk. can this wasteland be turned into a tourist attraction? logo us. in 60 minutes on d, w. sometimes a c. it is all you need to allow big ideas to grow. we're bringing an environmental conservation to life with learning facts like global ideas. we will show you how climate change and environmental conservation is taking shape around the world and how we can make a difference. knowledge grows through sharing, download it now for the actually we don't have a choice that we have little time list to save the planet. so we have to do what we can as fast as possible. we only ha

gary lineker bear talking about terry — him a lot.neker bear talking about terry venables. _ him a lot. gary lineker bear talking about terry venables. and - him a lot. gary lineker bear talking about terry venables. and one - him a lot. gary lineker bear talking about terry venables. and one of l him a lot. gary lineker bear talking i about terry venables. and one of his former clubs paid tribute. at that spurs game, the players and fans remembered their fa cup winning manager with a minute's applause before their match against aston villa. spurs scored first after 22 minutes, but lost the game 2—1. villa go above them into fourth place in the premier league. pau torres and ollie watkins with the villa goals. everton were beaten 3—0 by manchester united in their first match since a ten points deduction for breaches of financial rules. alejandro garnacho opened the scoring with a stunning overhead kick after just three minutes. marcus rashford's penalty and anthony martial�*s strike ensured erik ten hag's men have now won five of thei

terry venables dies at the age of 80. what a week forjannick sinner. title in almost 50 years. and max verstappen ends the most dominant season in formula i history with... yep, you guessed it, another grand prix victory in abu dhabi. we'll start with the news that terry venables, a former england and barcelona manager, has died at the age of 80. his family say they are "totally devastated by the loss "of a wonderful husband and father who passed away "peacefully on saturday after a long illness". venables was the england manager at a home european championship in 1996 when football fervour gripped england as they reached the semi finals of the competition. it was their best major tournament achievement in 30 years. our correspondent andy swiss looks back at the life of terry venables. we have a bit more here. he brought the feel good factor back to english football. at euro 96, terry venables took his team tantalizingly close to glory. after dazzling their way to the semi—finals, england's hopes ended in heartache. but for venables, it was the definin

terry was doing that back in 1996. we werejust terry was doing that back in 1996.exactly what he told us to do and he wanted us to enjoy football, as well. that was really important to him because he was such a character himself. he loved life, loved enjoying life and he wanted us all to do that, as well. and when you consider some of the leaders and the captains that he had in that team, whether it be tony adams or stuart pearce or paul ince or david seaman or gary neville, it is one thing having those players, but it is another managing them, putting them out onto a pitch and getting them to go out and play for you. of course there was the genius of paul gascoigne. how on earth do you manage and get the best out of him?! he did that and gazza loved him. a, him?! he did that and gazza loved him. : , , : :, him?! he did that and gazza loved him. : ,, ::, him?! he did that and gazza loved him. a special skill in itself, isn't it, him. a special skill in itself, isn't it. i— him. a special skill in itself, isn't it, | think _ him. a special skill in itself, isn't it,

under international human terry and all, hospitals are | human terry and all, hospitals are protectedis using the hospital as a military facility, to launch attacks on the other side, thatis to launch attacks on the other side, that is also a violation of international law, and breaks the geneva convention. let's dissect this all a little bit more. joining me now is sir geoffrey bindman kc — he has co—signed an open letter from uk lawyers urging the government to press for a humanitarian ceasefire. thank you for being with us. can i clarify, in your opinion, are you saying that both sides in this conflict are committing war crimes? that certainly appears to be the case, yes. we have the evidence from what we see on television. {flare case, yes. we have the evidence from what we see on television.— what we see on television. give us a sense of how _ what we see on television. give us a sense of how both _ what we see on television. give us a sense of how both sides _ what we see on television. give us a sense of how both sides are - sense of how both sides are committing war crimes. a s

terry tempest williams carries that notion with urgency. she writes, quote, whether it is a wolf lodged deep in our psyche or a might invisible to our eyes, each species is honed to perfection over millions of generations. our wild promise is in the endangered species act to keep safe, threatened, and critically endangered species from extinction can become a vow of action. in utah she learned from perry dog towns that community matters among those animals who watch out for each other. think of today's panel and all of you who gathered here. this is our community even if we are not as industrious or cute as prairie dogs. we are looking to watch out for each other. this includes all species. terry believes if we get our act together, respect and restraint will be our healing. healing will be a theme today. sy montgomery and matt patterson spent a year in the complicated world of turtle rescuers and admirers. never give up on a turtle. that's the mantra that comes from turtles not just near-death but dead and with help from their friends able

age of 80 barcelona manager terry venables , whoa long illness .e age of 80 barcelona manager terry venables , whoa long illness . he e of 80 barcelona manager terry venables , whoa long illness . he managed after a long illness. he managed england for two years, leading them the semi finals of euro them to the semi finals of euro 96. venables won the fa cup as a player and a manager with tottenham and led barcelona to the spanish league title. his family released a statement saying, devastated saying, we're totally devastated by the loss of a wonderful husband , gary lineker, who husband, gary lineker, who played venables , described played under venables, described him vibrant, charming , witty him as vibrant, charming, witty and a friend . well, that's all and a friend. well, that's all we have time for, for the moment. now it is time for headliners . headliners. thank you, aaron. >> hello and welcome to headliners . your nightly run headliners. your nightly run through the next day's newspapers with three top comedians, as i'm one of them. i'm leo, kirsten and tonight, i'm leo,

it was a very emotional moments terry. they had a physical examination at the site itself when they came out. and they've now spent the night in the hospital where they've had a 1st good night to rest. and 17 days now, their reports, it'd be a flown to another research hospital whether it be given a both part of the examination of their physical condition and the mental stress. they've gone through the then be a given 15 to 20 days of leave to recover from their ordeal and then also be given financial compensation for the trauma that they've undergo on. yes, they were really emotional scenes last night. terry, as the work as began to come out, one after the other and within an hour 41 of them crept for 17 days out. the nation had been on the edge all this was and it seemed like a 1000000000 press had been onset to relieve joy jubilation for the work of the families. the nation and above or the rescue workers could be struggling to get the module of these days. those dw is deli bureau chief, i'm rated cima. now the 1st pass

terry. good morning. indeed, the idea of his continuing to pursue, hum us wherever they are fighting in order to dismantle and destroy their terrace capabilities and make sure that they never have the power to govern. garza again, is the staging ground against for terrorism against it as well. so what we've seen over the last 5 of 6 days is a continuing that falls into was across the city, into woods, the surrounding areas of the gulf and city. and it is close combat urban warfare. rp choose being funded offices terrace coming out of the tallow, so they've prepared and built an expensive network tunnels and they're using explosive devices. uh, but i would say that in almost every engagement, without forces which are still being killed, we will continue to seek out and engage them and hold them down. it sounds like you're up against some pretty fierce resistance there in northern gaza. we're hearing reports that is really military is now fully in control there. oh, are you in control in the n

dw terry schultz reports. could you premium president the letter mirror zelinski, get his wish, of joining nato now? former nato chief underscore rasmussen is promoting an idea that has rarely been raised in public before offering ukraine. nato membership without regaining crimea . don bass and the other territories. moscow has legally ceased. rasmussen argues that need those collective security guarantee article 5 would then deter further russian expansion. but even some leaders who advocate ukraine's rapid nato accession say this formula would be a kremlin victory. i mean through total integrity, something you know, have that has to be sacrifice giving away something for something. it should not be, you know, it should not work like this. ukrainian parliamentarian audrey or sent you. it says it's a non starter for keith like, you know, pointing deal today has beek b to destroy your brain as independent country, any ceasefire, any freezing of the conflict? any compromise, would you just g, a time for ross of

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i'm terry martin. thanks for watching the or the searching for a loss world as of water. decades ago, the arrow see, and whose biggest on was one of the mightiest lakes in the world. now it's dried, a source of pollution havens deep in the desk. can this wasteland be turned into a tourist attraction? low bu us. next, on d. w. an online scam using fake financial portals to steal billions. $800000000.00 euros and damages nationwide charges on the slides. also some good from the beginning of decline. so when they signed us to the end, everything was perfect. we actually came across a very credible with dream task money. i want more the, the taste we have a problem that was in the us middle class income has fairly risen in the last 20 to 30 years. at the same time. debt keeps rising. don, no, but is there a t lead stuff? hi, unemployment slows down, the economy was a card. you've reached the 300 trillion that trump dot december 9 on dw, the when i go to bed, i sometimes still have the sound in my ears, the

terry venables has died at the age of 80. he helps italy secure a first davis cup title in almost 50 yea rs. and max verstappen ends the most dominant season in four wins on history with — yep, you guessed it — another grand prix victory in abu dhabi. hello there. we'll start with the news that terry venables, a former england and barcelona manager, has died at the age of 80. his family say they are totally devastated by the loss of a wonderful husband and father, who passed away peacefully on saturday after a long illness. venables was the england manager at a home european championship in 1996 when football fervour gripped england as they reached the semifinals of the competition. it was their best major tournament achievement in 30 years. our correspondent andy swiss looks back at the life of terry venables.

it was a very emotional moments terry. they had a physical examination at the site. it says when they came out and they've now spent the night to the hospital where they've had a 1st good night to rest and 17 days now, their reports to be a flowing to another research hospital where they will be given a both power to examination of their physical condition and the mental stress, they've gone through the then be a given 15 to 20 days of leave to recover from their ordeal. and then also be given financial compensation for the trauma that they've undergo on. just a very, really emotional scenes last night, terry, as the work has begun to come up, one after the other and within an hour or $41.00 of them trapped for 17 days, what out the nation had been on the edge of this was and it seemed like a 1000000000, pres, had been on said to relieve joy jubilation for the work as the families, the nation, and above or the risk you work as could be struggling to get the module of these days. talk to us more about the rescue effort to look so much work was put into keeping these,

thank you, terry. as you're watching the news, uh, just reminder of the top story we're following for you this, our us secretary state entity blinking says there is unprecedented unity among the leading industrialized nations on the israel gallons a conflict and on ukraine speaking at the g 7 tokyo summit blinking again backed israel's right to defend itself following the monster attacks last month. what he said, israel should not reoccupied guns. this is the w news on terry martin. thanks. no 3 is the most powerful woman, little sister of the dictates a mysterious strategic who is can you tell me you can say she represents a mixture of expectations and disappointment. the thing is do you think it's the red princess stuff, november 25th on dw.

terry shows that reporting from nato headquarters in russell staff. thank you very much, terry. the 1st passenger jet pilot, only by cooking oil and waste products, has made a successful maiden flight from london to new york is being held by supporters as a breakthrough in green technologies. but unless small and that's shifting aviation away from fossil fuels and tale remains a challenge. because of the high cost and small volumes of sustainable aviation fuels. the 1st of its kind, these boeing 787 is being fueled before taken off from london heathrow airport. the virgin atlantic slide is the 1st long hold slide powered only by so called sustainable obligation fuel made from waste. what was there was like 100? it's say that a 100 percent sustainable aviation fuel can be used today, an existing engine frame, a fuel infrastructure. but the challenge ahead is really one of scaling to get to enough fully. and so that was flying more sustainable aviation every day. the flight is a one or event only carrying a group of politicians and business people. it aims to show for. so free fli

terry shows that reporting from nato headquarters in russell's staff. thank you very much, terry. are you watching? the dw z as a reminder of our top story guitar, you mediators pushed for an extension of the ceasefire between is rod and moss. and the latest exchange from us released 12 hostages on tuesday. and as a freight, the 13 color stayed in prison. that's it from me and producing for them on the policy called for this will have a world news update for you at the top of the offer short break, a documentary about the use of a controlled global says the service and industry god office ain't been in for me, i'm in and see the advisor and have it under listening place of long in the mediterranean sea saying this amazon and jeff are up to coming to us exploring modem, lodge styles, to amy and admitted to a in jenny this week on dw, the.