this is the picture of some of the terrain around château thierry.ere was swampy ground around the banks of the martin. you have the germans infiltrating across pontoon bridges and running into this american resistance along the outh bank river. then ensues the hyundais offensive when the allied generalissimo, who is technically in charge of all of the allied armies -- the belgian, the british, french, the americans, the italians -- he organizes this synchronized offensive where all of the allied armies will attack at the same time to try to push the germans back and prevent the germans from reinforcing any one sector because they will be attacked by all sectors at once. this is where the american role is crucial because they are attacking what is known as the vital pivot. why is it the vital pivot? the german position on the western front is supplied by his major railway. his one railway here conveys over half of all the men and material on the german side. with it, they can move five divisions every 24 hours anywhere they want. without it, they can

heavyweight title after a thrilling split decision draw with britain's tyson fury in los angeles thierry who you see here on the left controls the fight using his trademark long jabs and excellent footwork but it was the power hitting wilder that knocked him down twice late in the ninth and twelfth rounds one judge ruled in favor of wilda another in favor of theory and the third well he called it a draw both boxes remain and to see. said and as for fear you who's baffled at the demons this was more than just a boxing match. a full doctoral suicide and mental health and depression anxiety and i wanted more than any concession to show the low that it can be going and is it is possible with the right mindset if you believe in yourself you sacrifice and dedicate with the right help you can call buck because when i see aaron say i was on the brink of suicide not me suicide you're watching it every news live from berlin on your makino will be with you at the top of the hour thank you for watching. this. climate change. waste. pollution. time for good to go out africa people and projects that a

and, so it seems, has thierry henry.7. and who didn‘t tuck in his chair as he left. and then after he got the look, he did. just have another look. he puts the chair back in. that‘s all from sportsday. you can follow all the champions league football this evening on the bbc sport website. we‘ll have more throughout the evening. good night. more now on our top story. theresa may has been meeting european leaders after postponing a commons vote on her brexit deal. she‘s been asking fellow leaders to give further assurances on the deal she‘s negotiated. those assurances are focused on the future of the irish border — but many conservative mps want the deal to be renegotiated. let‘s take a look at the day‘s developments so far. theresa may is currently in brussels where she‘s been meeting

thierry henry has not been enjoying the best of times there. headline game to be postponed is paris saint-germain's game against montpellier. that was scheduled for saturday but called off on tuesday. psg played since then. tuchel says we accept the postponement we have to stay fit before next week's game at belgrade. security is important. it's been at the request of the police there's been several games called off only four games still ongoing. saturday's two and then sunday there's two. no word yet from the french authorities whether or not the rest of the games will be called off. >> you know things are bad when sports get canceled. >> it strukt ck me as surprisin given the bulk of the violence was seen in paris, now we're talking about games all the way in monaco being canceled football is no stranger to rough and rowdy behavior did it strike you and the sports community as a surprise taking these extreme measures >> i think the point about security is of paramount performance. there was obviously the terrorist attack that took place at th

. >> david: this is cornas from reynard vineyard by thierry allemand. >> anthony: nice. >> fred: that'sis. really, is there a -- is there a billionaire or a despot anywhere on earth who at this precise moment is eating better than us? >> fred: no. >> anthony: no. look at that. >> david: epoisse, saint-marcellin. >> anthony: cheese. there must be cheese. in this case, a voluptuously reeking epoisse, who some, less hardy outdoorsmen might call overripe. but not us. oh, this is awesome. what do we have here? >> fred: a few cubans. >> anthony: oh, wait a minute. you guys, uh, have a much more relaxed attitude towards the importation of cuban cigars. chartreuse, of course, and a dessert as rare as it gets, a dinosaur-era monster long believed extinct. >> fred: this is gateau marjolaine. >> anthony: who does this? no one. >> fred: uh, it's one of those, like, painful nostalgic thing. >> anthony: right. layers of almond and hazelnut meringue, chocolate buttercream. oh, my god. look at that. mmm. damn, that's good. for these guys, this is normal. this is lunch. >> fred: sundays it's like playho

travel internationally to face fighters so that is something i'm sure he'd be open to as well and thierry didn't seem too disappointed by the draw in the end he finished up his news conference with a single on. god the son of god on the right guy on the. right. oh right there was here was a big day and i was caught up. as you can imagine that keeps on going well moving on to football nigeria have won the women's africa cup of nations for a ninth time they beat south africa four three and a penalty shoot out and gonna meanwhile stars of the future were on show in the final of the fee for under seventeen women's world cup in spain were up against mexico striker claudia pina got two goals in ten minutes spain held on for a two one win it's their first title in the history of the tournament. qualifying groups for the men's european championships and twenty twenty were drawn on sunday there are a ten groups of five teams each but here's just a few of them champions portugal face ukraine and serbia the dutch and germans continue their neighborly rivalry in group c. and world champions france ar

the third division, as we heard earlier this morning, goes near -- is ordered forward to chateau thierry to defend against what would be the last german offensive, and she complains when they go that she cannot go, too. from her diary. this mr. stewart was one of her supervisors. she talks about how the news is that the seventh machine gun is now under fire. picture this young girl crying for her boyfriend on the boat and being very nervous, and now she is complaining she cannot go is ard to what she knows very dangerous situation, right? fortunately for her -- maybe not fortunately for her -- she was one of about 50 ymca women who were allowed to go forward. the rule was women cannot go forward beyond the brigade headquarters without the so oncer's permission, this started and they started to set up field hospitals, they said some of the ymca women forward to work in hospitals. emma had no training as a nurse. she probably could not have told you the difference between a band-aid and anything else. she had no training as a nurse, but the thought was, "well, they are women. they will be

the third division, as we heard earlier this morning, goes near or is ordered forward to chateau thierry against the last german offensive. she complains when they go that she can't go too. you can see in her diary, the news from the front is terrible, this mr. stewart is one of her supervisors, and she talks about how the news is that the 7th machine gun is now under fire. i hate this watchful waiting, why can't we help too? so picture back this young girl crying for her boyfriend on the boat, and being very nervous, and now she's complaining that she can't go forward to what she knows is a very dangerous situation, right? now, for her, fortunately for her, maybe not fortunately for her, she was one of about 50 ymca women who were allowed to go forward. the rule was that women couldn't go forward beyond the brigade headquarters without the commander's permission. and so once this started and they started to set up field hospitals, they sent some of the ymca women forward to work in the hospitals. emma had had no training as a nurse, she probably couldn't have told you the difference bet