the nhs is not on the table in any way. the nhs is in no way on the table, in no aspect whatever. nually brought up by the labour party as a diversionary tactic from the difficulties they are encountering. today's effort and a big moment for labour came after a series of difficult ones forjeremy corbyn yesterday. are you fit for high office? heavily criticised over his handling of anti—semitism allegations, he was asked again if he wanted to apologise to thejewish community. i made it very clear, anti—semitism is completely wrong in oui’ anti—semitism is completely wrong in our society. our party did make it clear when i was elected leader and after that that anti—semitism is unacceptable in any form in our party or our society and, indeed, offered its sympathies and apologies to those that had suffered. whilst his shadow chancellor said this. we have a said that and i will repeat again, i have a said that and i will repeat again, lam have a said that and i will repeat again, i am really sorry the way we handled the issue because we learned the lessons from that and we have also in

we wouldn't brexit, this wouldn't even be on the table? ade talk. and pepper? —— pippa? negotiate a trade talk. and pepper? -- pippa? on the climate change aspect of the trade talks, the point made by the us in these documents is the us congress decided in 2015 that they would be no mention of greenhouse gas emissions reductions in trade agreements and the trade mystery said the ban won't be lifted any time soon. how does labour, given its us legal issue, how would labour get round that and make sure that climate change and greenhouse emissions were on the table? specifically, mr corbyn, was yesterday the worst day of your campaign so far? i love every day campaigning and yesterday was another day that i loved, because i go out all the time meeting people, listening to people, understanding what people's fears and concerns are and i'm horrified at the levels of inequality, poverty and injustice that have come in britain since austerity came in in 2010. i am determined to win this election, to end austerity, provide homes for the homeless, a

the nhs is not on the table in any way. the nhs is in no way on the table, in no aspect whatever. this, as i say, is continually brought up by the labour party as a diversionary tactic from the difficulties they are encountering. today's effort and a big moment for labour came after a series of difficult ones forjeremy corbyn yesterday. are you fit for high office? heavily criticised over his handling of anti—semitism allegations, he was asked again if he wanted to apologise to the jewish community. i made it very clear — anti—semitism is completely wrong in our society. our party did make it clear when i was elected leader and after that that anti—semitism is unacceptable in any form in our party or our society and, indeed, offered its sympathies and apologies to those that had suffered. while his shadow chancellor said this. we have a said that and i will repeat it again, i am really sorry the way we handled the issue because we learned the lessons from that and we have also invited people to say if there are still more lessons to be learned, come and see us and help us. talking

to sit together in the. table of negotiations with no conditions that means that we are going to put on the table this referendum this right of catalonia to serve the determination and we want to ask mr. nasty. the amnesty sorry for our colleagues in precision so you have a long list of demands and while you feel that this is a time maybe where because of his political situation. you could get more of a chance to be listened to this is nothing that he's new party he's no parting the government the most defended me that's probably the most in catalonia has defended . political prisoners should should should be free they have defend referendum for a couple onya and they have defended the amnesty for. political prisoners so if now these parties going to be part of the government of spain i think that we are very close to to the solution if you look at the results of the elections for catalonia the pro independence parties got 23 seats to 48 so not the majority. yet do you speak you feel quite confident that you are s

everything with the trade deal is on the table, so the nhs will be on the table, absolutely. months ago the us ambassador to britain said exactly the same thing. so borisjohnson can deny all he likes, but us officials are saying to him that in any trade deal with britain, the nhs will be on the table. but on the table is a very broadbrush statement, but is there a problem with doing deals on there a problem with doing deals on the prices of drugs, which we do internationally anyway, already?” realise you have to say it is a broad brush for balance, but quite clearly it is also a fact that us officials have said that it will be up officials have said that it will be upfor officials have said that it will be up for debate in future trade negotiations. when donald trump was interviewed about that himself, he denied that he was looking to put the nhs on the table himself, when he was here last. 0k, the nhs on the table himself, when he was here last. ok, but the reason that the mirror, quite rightly, have put it on the front pages that it is an achilles heel for the conservative p

to see them leapfrog manchester city in the table. d to win the game and the first half, if it was frustrating it was because we had all the game, had some chances but not enough clear ones. we let the tempo dropp slightly through the half. as soon as we picked it up in the second half then i thought we got our deserve to win with a clean sheet. fascinating day. here to wrap up the rest of today's premier league action is austin halewood. and tottenham's run without a premier league win continues? that's right tottenham continuing to struggle this season. a big result in europe in midweek but once again they couldn't back it up next time out. they were held to a 1—1 draw at home to sheffield united. before the game, tottenham were five places below the visitors and they looked every bit of it in the first half. sheffield united the much better team — lyss moussett with their best chance of a number of them. but with the quality tottenham have, if you don't take your chances, they can make you pay and son heung min did just that. his th

to see them leapfrog manchester city in the table. ertainly deserved to win the game and the first half, if it was frustrating it was because we had chances but not enough clear ones. we let the tempo dropped slightly through the half. as soon as we picked it up in the second half then i thought we got our deserve to win with a clean sheet. it was one of those strange games where you are disappointed after every defeat, it doesn't matter if you're playing the top teams or a team in another division, every defeat is a real blow to you but there are times when you have to ask what more could i have have expected the team to do and what could ask have expected the team to do and what could they have done differently. here to wrap up the rest of today's premier league action is austin halewood. and tottenham's run without a premier league win continues? that's right tottenham continuing to struggle this season. a big result in europe in midweek but once again they couldn't back it up next time out, they were held to a 1—1 draw at home to s

under boris johnson, the nhs is on the table. e nhs is in no way on the table, in all aspect whatever. a new report says president trump knew about the whistle—blower complaint that revealed his pressure campaign against ukraine, well before he released aid to kyiv. also on the programme: how will the eu commission look under its new leader? we'll be tracking ursula von der leyen‘s first 100 days as she prepares to take up the post in december. and major storms in the us are causing travel chaos ahead of the thanksgiving holidays. even the iconic balloons at macy's parade might not be cleared for takeoff. hello and welcome — i'm christian fraser in london and michelle fleury is in new york. since the brexit referendum in 2016 the british public has been told that one of the most valuable prizes for the uk, will be a future trade deal with the united states. but at what cost? today the labour leaderjeremy corbyn claimed he had evidence that the national health service will be on the table in those talks. at a news conference this m

the nhs is not on the table in any way. its election manifesto, saying it is time to put scotland's future in scotland's hands, and calls for a second independence referendum next year.

in berlin top of the table gladbach up against corner your on the outs of 1st i has been a stumbling block lot for many teams this season the 4th title challenge has to be taken seriously nothing but so when will do. that. by a lot on the road as well will they're willing start on the interim coach kanzi click continue in just a little and while they prove that flick isn't just a fluke. that answer and plenty more to come in this edition of the bundesliga here on the w m mechanic line welcome to the show let's get started right here in berlin with clash against the visitors have a 4 point cushion over the chasing pack so no matter what happens they will still be at the top of the table at the end of the match day but this isn't the time to get comfortable though when you would have won the last 3 games in all competitions that are forget there's already been a giant killing of the alex the 1st that i this season as well been on your own claimed scalp. i withdrew because fans in a tight knit squad lynn is not an easy place to visit league leaders clad back knew an early goal would hel

security council as a nonpermanent member what comes on the table is in their negotiations they say. yes we would vote for you or will accept you in the security council but you thought about about defying this treaty or disagreement or joining another framework that is internationally adhere to but we should do that to everyone and then people feel safe and then people feel trusted and then they can trust multilateral diplomacy in terms of diplomacy let's head to south asia because the impasse between india and pakistan 2 nuclear powered countries and certainly with large stockpiles of nuclear material had a long running animosity that is perhaps a as long as the end of the 2nd world war really they were also on either side of the cold war pakistan's supported the usa india in directly the us former u.s.s.r. this past year has been very difficult for. both countries over territorial claims and there is a thought that their nuclear arsenal will increase. significantly by 2025 how much of a concern is that for you if if i take india and pakistan with regard to the treaty that i'm deali

the nhs is not on the table in any way. he nhs is on i'io blue back in no way, the nhs is on no weight on the table in any aspect, whatsoever. so what is actually in this document? discussion of the national health service does appear. it's mostly us officials pushing for american drug companies to have greater access to the uk market. what does that add up to? here's chris morris from reality check. so, the official negotiating objectives of the us trade representative for a future us—uk trade deal or published earlier this year. they include the desire to reduce or eliminate all barriers to us investment in all sectors in the uk. they call explicitly for full market access for us pharmaceutical products. so it's hardly surprising that this was one of the issues raised this series of preparatory talks. between relatively junior american and british trade officials. not least because us pharmaceutical companies tend to lobby their government very aggressively. figures compiled in washington suggest that last year, pharma spe

they feel insecure what can we bring on the table to make them feel secure. we have international agreement we have regional agreement we have dialogue not only with the united states we have dialogue with russia we have dialogue with many other country south korea for that matter how do we create the condition for the north to feel at ease with the south 1st because that's where it's matters they've always argued that the forces that aren't there border making them feel very insecure they've said if you remove those forces will stop testing and there will come to a table of discussion and then give more and more. so how do we deal of the situation that's something that is beyond my paycheck but it's also beyond the u.s. is remit to lift sanctions they would have to go back to the u.n. for several issues when it comes to sanctions it's not just the u.s. decision alone while you can have those conversations where president trump is willing to talk to kim jong un. he's also got his hands tied slightly in that he can't act alone. of course he can't act alone but

ok time for the table. to. remain perched on the previously your throne for another week and maybe even widen the gap by an hour when cut toyed with lights and freiburg on points it's all from top cop top they could all look very different next week. most bugs lead down into the lower half of the table it's really time time now as well minds cologne and part of bone are popping up i think it all really is a class like this guy. part time karate kids part time battle rayna robot live and dusty is in the form of his life and on his way to becoming the best striker in the world. just want. to go but no one dusky amazing 16 goals in 11 games no player has ever scored so many not even germany legend. he's in form the thing no one has seen before a living legend chasing one record after the next. when he hit home his 15th goal of the season against dortmund 11 drew level with a modest record 51 years ago while also scored 15 by match to 11. but never dusty went on to smash the record in the 76 minute. historic. can he

sitting top of the table briefly as chelsea were at birmingham city and they were dominant. millie brighton got another for chelsea before setting up another for chelsea before setting up base in stroke of half—time. drew spence scored twice after the break before bethany england grabbed her second to complete the 6—0 thrashing to remain top of the table. arsenal stayed third with a comfortable victory over bottom side liverpool but the single goal victory could count against them in the title race as they sit behind manchester city on goal difference. the top 5 all won in the wsl. third placed arsenal beat liverpool 1—0, everton won a third league match in a row as they finished 3—1 winners over tottenham. manchester united beat brighton 4—0 whilst reading won 3—2 winners at west ham and continuing with women's football, up in scotland glasgow city have beaten hibernian in the womens scottish cup final in a seven goal thriller. it was clare shine who got the winner in the 90th minute with a stunning solo effort. look at this. the victory means that they finish the season wi

this idea of leave money on the table. u have a woman in the buck that you talk about and say we should have paid you more. you wrote that down. [laughter] >> i didn't have to write that down. >> i was thinking about what was that all about. people go weight, people hired agents. this idea of it isn't a complete struggle between employer and employee. let's talk about that. >> as the name implies it seems the other guy doesn't have to lose for you to win. if you leave something on the table in the transaction, you will get to play another day. if you don't believe something you will not get to play another day and i've learned with all due respect and i've been waiting for a long time to say this to you the last thing in the world that we believe in is hardball. [laughter] >> it has different definitions. [laughter] >> anyway. >> the idea because when you say if you push too hard you get the last nickel of the deal, what does that mean for the future? >> the word gets around. it's a relatively small world and all of us know

true to form his book leave something on the table highlights the importance of corporate leadership in the communities we serve. i think frank captures the culture of our company with the following passage in the books prologue and i'll summarize. i believe there was one northstar and is what you know and how hard you work, it's not who you know,it's how other people know you and i want to take a page and just say authors, icons and north stars, let's play hardball . thank you. >>. >> that meets any memorial service i ever attended . >> one thing is you get to find out who your friends are. iwant to ask you first of all , he's a hero of mine here sitting to my right. working at hearst i always did the myth and the legend so iwant you to clarify that . maybe corrected. the idea i had about you was that in fact when i came back from the peace corps on this big empty jumbo plane before they be regulated, the plane was empty. so citizen kane was playing. that was foreboding on where i was headed but the thing was we all grew up and we said build this empire, hearst built this big empire

the pack a time for the table. remain perched on the books to get thrown for another week and maybe even widen the gap by an hour in qatar i believe lights and freiburg on points it's awful talk up top they could all look very different next week. most folks lead down into the lower half of the table it's really time time there as well minds cologne and part of all one are propping up a league thank you goalies a player like this guy. part time karate kid part time but arena robot never dog ski is in the form of his life and on his way to becoming the best striker in the world. just want. to go but london skiing amazing 16 goals in 11 games no player has ever scored so many not even germany legend get his in any form the thing no one has seen before a living legend chasing go on record after the next. when he hit home his 15th goal of the season against dortmund 11 dosti drew level with a motos record 51 years ago also scored 15 by match day 11. but never dusty went on to smash the record in the 76 minute. historic.

ok time for the table. remains perched on the police to get thrown for another week and maybe even wider of the gap and are now in cuts tied with lights and freiburg on points it's awful thought up top they could hold a very different next week. most folks lead down into the lower half of the table it's really time time now as well minds cologne and part of all in our propping up thank you dole leaves a player like this guy. part time karate kid part time raina robot live and dusty is in the form of his life i know nice way to becoming the best striker in the world. just one. tool but no one to ask amazing 16 goals in 11 games no player has ever scored so many not even germany legend gets his in form the thing no one has seen before a living legend chasing the record after the names. when he hit home his 15th goal of the season against stormont 11 drew level with a motos record 51 years ago while also scored 15 by match day 11. but never dusty went on to smash the record in the 76 minute. historic. can he br

top of the table but do they. or should it be these guys from home hard won 5 on the ballots in all competitions heading into the weekend are they the real deal or . just play a game by game you don't don't make because the gratification league is vinatieri exciting and kickoff is on the hunt for the true cream of the crop welcome to march the 11. plus but have been the talk team for weeks than the celebrations have he continued after this weekend's match against brain and the current success is contra not memories from the club's golden era back in the 1970 s. the phones were the rebellious punk rockers of the bundesliga their bitter jews with then arch rivals and polar opposite spy and munich and ratchet the league club back on titles and inspired the masses with their furious attack. today gloved us new attacking hero is not because 2 of them and their best marksmen gave braman an early wake up call in the very last minute. but he wasn't the one who stole the show this time now that was patrick hammond cutbacks

watford get their first win of the season, leaving norwich languishing at the bottom of the table. scotland's women maintain their emphatic start to euro 2021 qualifying with victory in albania. dawid malan‘s century puts england back in with a chance of winning the t20 series in new zealand. hello, and welcome to the programme. well, norwich city's win over the premier league champions back in september must feel like a very long time ago. they were beaten once again tonight, this time by watford. their 2—0 defeat moves them to the bottom of the table and without a win in seven games. michael redford was watching. if you are a supporter of norwich or watford, it is been tough to watch her side of life. norwich winless since september and wofford willis all season. both sides in need of a superhero to break the elements and try and guide them towards premier league safety. in a game of such magnitude, it is vital you start well. emiliano did not get the message but wofford did. the spinner put wofford ahead in norwich yet to earn a point when going behind and again. this finish migh

watford were up at the table because they struggled to clear goals. dded to his tally injust team put together. and added to his tally in just the fifth minute. watford can get forward, but the hornets have lost their sting. fortu nately, hornets have lost their sting. fortunately, they have a top glass goalkeeper to limit the damage. if it hadn't been for ben foster, they would've been for down by half—time. anything from distance wasn't getting past him. but when chelsea got closer, there was little he could do to stop it. that second goal proved crucial when the video assistant referee was called upon to check this challenge by giorgio. after a couple minutes, a penalty was given, and watford surged forward in search of an equaliser but were denied equal time. once again, foster attempting some heroics, but he was denied this time. nick parrott, bbc news. and this is what it means for the table, with liverpool retaining that big lead at the top. sheffield united you can see up there gatecrashing the big six, with bournemouth alongside them on points

they have 11 points clear at the table. n klopp who was full of praise for the substitute keeper despite that free kick. he is the man of the match for me because coming in in a game like this and, yeah, making two saves in the one was tricky and even the goalie kicks of course a difficult and everyone who ever did that with completely cold feet, it is just not possible. he should have done that probably definitely but we were not prepared for that situation. so i am completely happy. the same can be said forjose mourinho and tottenham. they were 3—0 up against bournemouth only to be back 3—2. it finished, the perfect start forjose mourinho continued. some terrific goals in that game. worth watching match of the day this evening. the first couple from delhi, a player rejuvenated, coming from long balls over the top and some excellent finishing. another very well taken goal. harry wilson, the liverpool striker came on and pulled it to fort bournemouth. a lovely free kick but it was not enough. spurs with back—to—back league w

ok time for the table. remained perched on the police to get thrown for another week and maybe even wider of the gap by an hour now in tied with lights and freiburg on points. they could all look very different next week. most bugs lead down into the no half of the table it's really time down there as well minds cologne and part of bone are popping up thank you all really is a plan like this guy. part time karate kids part time. robot live and dusky is in the form of his life and on his way to becoming the best striker in the world. just want. to ski and 16 goals in 11 games no player has ever scored so many not even germany legend gets his in any form that no one has seen before a living legend chasing one record after the names. when he hit home his 15th goal of the season against levon. with a modest record 51 years ago while also scored 15 by match day 11. but never and dusty went on to smash the record in the 76 minute. historic. can he break miller's 40 goal all time record the season. ticket as a line

handful of teams came into the match day with 18 points to break from the pack back to the top half of the table. life sick bringing a little office of the pits lately and it's a berlin where head to try to tame the blazing bulls and. the royal blues of soul could test it their home pitch it back to its verses leads off more fortunate to savor both sides one last time out but about patsi hey. welcome to the good as they get here on t w i'm chris harrington to classical 1st the definitive champions dominated top in the last time they visited munich but back then barnes defense wasn't broken and defending their crown was paramount and now with hockey flick in charge byron could be in need of some kryptonite because mean and front man 5 must think they are superman at the moment with 3 wins on the bounce and words like revenge coming out of their camp could momentum be enough in munich. kanzi flick decided not to tinker with the starting 11 that defeated olympiacos at midweek byron's big match against dortmund his opposite lucy in 5 the also opted for consistency trotting out the same line up that

was on the table so n.h.s. r anything else are a lot a lot more than that but still he later backtracked labor says it now has the proof 451 pages of it these uncensored documents the forest johnson's denials in absolute tatters voters need to ask themselves and very serious questions is the n.h.s. safe in boris johnson's hands we've now got evidence that under boris johnson the n.h.s. is on the table and will be up for sale labor says renegotiated patent rules could add an extra $640000000.00 a week to the n.h.s. drugs bill the documents show that in november 27 seen the u.k.'s lead negotiator wrote the impact of some patent issues raised on n.h.s. access to generic drugs i.e. cheaper drugs will be a key consideration going forward the following march the minutes of the meeting notes the u.s. approach makes total market access the baseline assumption of the trade negotiations. the prime minister has dismissed labor's claims as a complete diversion and flatly denied them we are absolutely resolved that there wil

she's the only one be there sometimes who's the woman at the table. at affected her or how does she take that responsibility? >> she takes that responsibility very seriously. from when she first started in leadership and went over, there is a story in the book, my mom's first time as leader going to the white house and meeting with president george w. bush and her realizing that no other woman had been in that position before, and having this almost spiritual experience of feeling the suffrages and the abolitionists on the chair with her saying at least we have a seat at the table, and her thought was, we want more. the lesson for women who right now, like my mom did for years and years and years, are up packing lunches, checking homework, pressing uniforms, preparing either car fare or bus fare for their kids, is take your seat at the table, take it as a badge of honor that you were a mom and try to bring other people there. be confident when you go that you're not just there for yourself. you're there for all the people who put you there. when you're

we've now got evidence that under borisjohnson the nhs is on the table and will be up for sale. we are absolutely resolved that there will be no sale of the nhs, no privatisation, the nhs is not on the table in any way. we'll be examining these latest claims and what they actually prove. also tonight.... well done once again to the bbc's freely regulated, freely sponsored tv programme. clive james, writer and broadcaster, famed for his wit and humour, has died. the snp launch their manifesto — top of the list, a referendum on scottish independence next year. and fears that social care services won't be able to meet demand through the winter from those who need it most. and coming up on bbc news... more champions league action for liverpool and chelsea tonght, both knowing victory would take them into the knockout stages. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the labour party says it's obtained documents that show the nhs has formed part of talks with the united states about a trade agreement after brexit. jeremy corbyn said the papers were "proof" that the conservative

that politics is not really a good discussion at the table. 's all about smoke and mirrors, obscuring the truth and everyone trying to insert their point of view when the truth is what we should be dealing with. is we shouldtruth try to be here to it. just going back and forth and trying to assert there and points and views, that's not truth. host: how do you know for certain if someone is having a different point but it's a true point. i would say that because what we are getting -- i think we get some misinformation a lot and so it's hard to find the truth in the matter, that doesn't mean the other person may not be telling the truth, but how true is it in regards to the grand plan for the whole scheme of things. get to the truth of the matter. my opinion of my understanding could be false, i'm open to that. , with ally and time the lying and misconception and misinformation, it's hard to find that. host: let's go to texas, bruce is next. --ler: host: one more time for bruce. caller: hi. host: go ahead, you are on. caller: i think our discuss

fulham are up to third in the table after a 3—0 win over derby at the cottege.ld and swansea. cardiff have beaten stoke, that's their first win under new manager neil harris. all the rest of the results and the details on the bbc website. in the scottish premiership, a goalfrom christian doidge and a late penalty from stevie mallan gave hibernian a 2—1 win over st mirren, to strengthen their position in the top half of the table. st mirren are still dangerously near the bottom. let's bring you some of the other sports news stories making the headlines tonight. manchester united defender max taylor has received his first senior call—up, 12 months after having chemotherapy treatment for testicular cancer. taylor, who's 19, has been named in a young squad for united's europa league game against astana in kazakhstan on thursday. everton manager marco silva took training as normal this morning and now looks set to be in charge for sunday's premier league visit to leicester city. silva is fighting for his job, with the side 16th in the premier league table. russia wil

the nhs is not on the table in any way. the nhs is in no way on the table, in no aspect whatever. i say, is continually brought up by the labour party as a diversionary tactic from the difficulties they are encountering. today's effort and a big moment for labour came after a series of difficult ones forjeremy corbyn yesterday. are you fit for high office? heavily criticised over his handling of anti—semitism allegations, he was asked again if he wanted to apologise to the jewish community. i made it very clear — anti—semitism is completely wrong in our society. our party did make it clear when i was elected leader and after that that anti—semitism is unacceptable in any form in our party or our society and, indeed, offered its sympathies and apologies to those that had suffered. while his shadow chancellor said this. we have a said that and i will repeat it again, i am really sorry the way we handled the issue because we learned the lessons from that and we have also invited people to say if there are still more lessons to be learned, come and see us and help us. talking about th

but they're still nine points off the top of the table. arsenal rescued a point to draw 2—2 with southampton. everton‘s struggles continue — they lost 2—0 at home to norwich — who move off the bottom of the table. elsewhere there were wins for wolves, leicester city, and burnley. celtic thrashed livingstone 4—0 at celtic park to extend their lead the top of the scottish premiership. leigh griffiths made his return for celtic. the scotland striker played the final 22 minutes, three months on from his last appearance having ta ken time away from the sport struggling with depression. elsewhere hibernian beat motherwell 3—1. st mirren moved off the bottom of the table with a 2—1 win against ross county. and struggling hearts were beaten by kilmarnock 3—0. great britain have won the first rubber of their davis cup semi final against spain. kyle edmund beating felicaino lopez in straight sets. with captain leon smith, deciding to rest andy murray again, edmund, the british number 3 played a storming first set taking it 6-3. the second set went a

for the fed to be off the table. >> by the way, off the table should mean we're not getting another t. i'm not sure the market is really poised for that. >> but maybe it's coming around to that point of view, j. powell for all. >> the pmis globally have bottomed. china is getting better, u.s. is getting better. >> rates moving up would suggest that the feds got it right. >> absolutely. >> let's pat them on the back skblnda t >> and the economy is improving. >>ed there be no reason to have the foot on the cut from here to eternity. >> we're still high enough in rates where we're going to see equity come out of the market to go into those yield bearing interests. >> before i mentioned this money on the side language -- >> i don't think that comes back. >> what gets it back >> one of two things. >> phase two or phase three. >> sorry. >> one of two things. market corrects 10%, that emergency come in. and then there's the euphoric trade. >> you told me we weren't going to correct that debt. you said we have a green light. >> no, no. this is what money managers do. and, to me, experienced

they finish third in the table. s to dig deep to stay in the atp tour finals... for now, anyway. and high stakes for wales, scotland and high stakes for wales, scotland and northern ireland as they get ready for theirfinal and northern ireland as they get ready for their final euro 2020 qualification games. also coming up... how women's football is making the most of the men's international break. and why adam gemili — and other well known athletes — are threatening to sue the british olympic association. hello and welcome to sportsday. the world para—athletics championships in dubai came to a close today. once again the british team excelled themselves, winning plenty of medals and breaking world records to finish third in the table. 0ur reporter kate grey is there following notjust gb‘s success but also the competition as a whole — which is back in the middle east. 0n the final day of action, a first for the race runners, the event making its world championship debut. and the british athletes certainly made their m

that he pulled the phone, that he pulled the phone gordon sondland did so that other people around the table could hear what the president said and the president made it very clear in that phone call that he wanted to see investigations happen and gordon sondland made it sound like they were going to happen and the president was happy with that because that is what they wanted to do and this came the day after the president made that ask directly to ukraine to investigate the president's political rival joe biden as well as this theory that the ukraine may have been involved in the 2016 election interference. this shows the depth of the president's interest in ensuring that ukraine would investigate his political rivals and it undercuts the defense that the president was merely interested in rooting out corruption in ukraine. according to this testimony, what the president was dead set on was ukraine investigating joe biden. also in this testimony, erin, david holmes testifies about this aide, and there were roughly $400 million in security aid that had been withheld and he says that preside

the nhs is in no way on the table, in no aspect whatever. g news today: the scottish national party has launched its general election manifesto, saying a vote for the party is a vote to escape brexit and put scotland's future in scotland's hands. leader nicola sturgeon said the party would never help the conservatives into power, and set out the terms under which the party might work with a labour government. twitter says it will delay plans to disable inactive accounts following a backlash from subscribers. on monday, twitter had begun contacting users who hadn't logged in for six months, warning them they would have their accounts deleted unless they signed in. the company has now admitted it had not considered the potential upset that would be caused by the removal of accounts belonging to users who had died. a master player of the chinese strategy game go has decided to retire due to the rise of artificial intelligence that he says cannot be defeated. lee se—dol is the only human to ever beat the alphago software developed by google's sis

handful of teams came into the match day with 18 points to break from the pack pack to the top half of the table. leipsic bringing a legal office of the pits lately and it's a berlin where head to try to tame the blazing bulls and the royal blues of seoul could test it their whole pitch meet vantage versus leaks up more fortunate to savor both sides one last time out but about say hey. welcome to the boat as they get here on t w i'm chris harrington to classical 1st the definitive champions dominated top in the last time they visited munich but back then barnes defense wasn't broken and defending their crown was paramount's now with hansei flick in charge byron could be in need of some kryptonite because door mean and front man fall for a must think they are super mean at the moment with 3 wins on the bounce and words like revenge coming out of their camp could momentum be enough in munich by an interim coach hunchy flick kept the same 11 that had defeated olympiacos in the champions league midweek opposing coaches young father also trotted out the same line up from his champions league comeback

under boris johnson, the nhs is on the table. r. a new report says president trump knew about the whistle—blower complaint that revealed his pressure campaign against ukraine, well before he released aid to kyiv.