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carl frampton and tyson fury top the bill at windsor park. and dina asher smith had it all her own way at the european championships in glasgow. could she continue her dominance in birmingham today? well as thomas mentioned it's a really big fight for tyson fury there's a big night of boxing in belfast to look forward to. carl frampton's the official headliner at windsor park, but his fight with the australian luke jackson is in danger of being overshadowed by a very big warm up act — tyson fury, who fights the italian francesco pianetta. 0ut reporter thomas kane is there. this is the biggest boxing event ever held in belfast. 0ver this is the biggest boxing event ever held in belfast. over 20,000 fa ns ever held in belfast. over 20,000 fans are set to pack inside the national football stadium here at winter park. hometown favourite carl frampton is a star attraction. he's a former world champion it takes on the ashley and underdog luke jackson. everyone has an amazing

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baka from the aspen institute in one end what can tyson in fact the deputy attorney general went on to say that michael would have to pay a heavy price for all. that he's needs but to what extent does a full manoir off a donald trump a close associate implicate the president himself let's let's be clear this is the fixer of donald trump for more than a decade he's basically like a surrogate son this guy knows where all the bodies are buried and what he's done is pled guilty to two charges where he said he made illicit payments hush money on behalf of a candidate that would directly affect the election that is a criminal claim and the candidate which was not stated by name but is clearly donald trump this is a big deal but he doesn't mention him by name does not make a difference not really i mean we know it's kind of like smoking causing cancer all the indications point to him his only association with a federal candidate was with donald trump so it is donald so you feel that donald trump is clearly implicated by michael. and guilty plea so what does it mean for donald trump getting

tyson fury is also back on the card.this year. i just want to do my best. i'm not trying to send any messages out. and would also be looking at the future, how important is it to not be complacent? i'm looking past francesco pianetta. i have trained hard and prepared well. that's all i can do. if you listen to them. their fight and the clash with luke jackson on bbc five live though. well as thomas mentioned it's a really big fight for tyson fury if he's to realise his dream of becoming world heavyweight champion once again. as our boxing pundit steve bunce explains — fury already has more than half an eye on his next fight. ringside here in belfast in front of 25,000 people outdoors under the elements. a5, 39 stoppages and an awful big mouth. he and states that have already had a bit of a pushing and shoving and screaming match. effect here in belfast last night we hit them with that piece of chicken and the crazy time here. test a theory has to look good in the ring. he finds welder and even new york or las vegas, the

this is the post tysons apartment.t second child was rushed to the hospital soon after veronica youngblood was arrested and charged. not here, but she was found, we are told, somewhere ar. investigators have now been on the scene for hours, as well as a major crime scene detective, asell asinvestigators. this complex is right off international drive and the t dulll road and the tysons galleria. have moved closer, as we're watching crime sceneve igators work a bit closer to where the unit took place. i did ask if they had any calls or trouble or safetyrn con at this address where this shooting took place. authorities say at this poinit oes not appear they have that. but they do have, what they believes their lone suspect. beingca youngblood is charged with murder. she's being held without bond at this hour. we'll bringou updates as we get them. we're also not hearing what her relationship is exactly to those two children. police citing state law as to way that b canno disclosed at this time. we're live he in tysons, i'm

a criminal is but they certainly didn't murder anybody but i thought it was a bit aggressive yeah tyson sorry we got you back now at the audio sorry about that give us a little bit of history on these cafe standards they've been around for a long time but really been pushed to the forefront by the obama administration when whence they came and what are they doing now right so they were first established in one nine hundred seventy five as a centerpiece of american policy response to the arab oil embargo of the early one nine hundred seventy s. and from one nine hundred seventy five up until now fuel economy standards are the most efficient way for not only the united states but nations all over the world to control. gasoline consumption and so they have been wildly successful as a policy tool to not only prompt innovation in the automobile sector but deliver savings and safety standards for american consumers and global consumers and so the fuel economy standards had lagged for a bit during the one nine hundred ninety s. and then there was bipartisan legislation signed into law by presi

baka from the aspen institute here but and welcome tyson first of all let's talk about michael cohen and his testimony or his plea to what extent does the implicate of the president and his guilty plea even though there's a mention done or trumped by he implicates him in all but name just like you said i mean we know that his relationship with the president has been a long time relationship is basically a surrogate son he's been a fixer for the president for more than a decade now as was reported he said that he would take a bullet to the president now under oath he has pled guilty to two counts of basically paid hush money at the explicit behest of a candidate it's obvious to that candidate is this was a trial or an indictment for michael cohen now. for donald trump but the implications are clear so if trump is implicated what does that mean for him can he be indicted too impeached so there is no precedent for indicting a president either criminally or civilly that didn't happen nixon that didn't happen under clinton there was decisions to keep that out of the hands you know the pre

the scene here, the 1500 block of lincoln circle in tysons, this is tysons corner apartment complex. you will see that police had a heavy presence here overnight surveying this scene. we do know this took place here at the apartment unit here in thecomplex. calls came in to 911. and authorities responded here the scene. now, at this point, we are aware of another location. an police are looking for where the suspect they believe who was involved in thisase was found just a few hours ago. we'll bring you more updates, though, as we get them. again, onedead, another in the hospital. after a late night shooting here intysons. we're awaiting more details from police ase get em. angie, aaron, back to you in the studio. >> justin, we'll get back to you a little later. thank you. 4:12 right no >>> pop superstar demi lovato h breaer silence after the drug overdose that landedho hern thespital. >> and the message for h fans. >>> plus, police officers and the fieryescue coming up. sheena. >>> well, hot and humid as we start off the work week a lot like yesterday as you wake up and walk outside

talk about that and we'll look at pipeline stills with the director of public citizens energy program tyson slocum and the trade war has got fish in a tangle arky correspond to ashley's bank fills us in on the latest details and while the effort to denuclearize the korean friends what may seem levy's stalled south korea is making moves related to harmonizing the north and south korean economies artie's alex behala bitch joins us from toronto with the latest plus there's some to some that's a bit coin boom is over kristie i have counterpart actions back in studio to talk about the turbulence and price drops in crypto this week all that ahead first we get to a few headlines. the affordable housing deficit the united states continues to grow and some developers now say rising interest rates are draining resources from efforts to build new housing stock the wall street journal cites figures which show construction of new affordable housing units will rise to ninety thousand this year but that figure is below the units built in twenty fifteen and twenty sixteen while the trump tax cut approved b

there is an awful amount of pressure on the tyson.ill handle the american. you do the head—to—head, i will do the screaming today, you do the fighting tomorrow and then you do the screaming on monday. it was a bit of a pantomime. at the end of the day, these are big guys, 18 stone. these are big lumps. it doesn't take much for them to cross over the line. it was a bit edgy, i was about four feet away and he shone my bald head in one of those pictures. it was fun! a big fight for carl frampton. you've been around his camp, his family and friends — you know what this venue means to him. just how much is at stake for him? nobody expected to break sweat and everybody assumes you will walk through your opponents. a young australian kid unbeaten in 16 fights. he doesn't know how to lose. carl frampton is also under pressure. this is carl frampton's hometown and more than that, this is with the part where he sits and wins —— watches the football and has drink to fight here for ever. —— dream to foot of it is sold out. it is his homecoming st

the american rolled into town today, and he also exchanged words with tyson fury.f, as expected, tyson fury defeats the italian francesco pianeto here tomorrow night, the pair will face—off before the end of the year. as soon as this guy is over, it is done. it is as simple as that, do you know what i mean? when two guys want to fight each other, that is what happens. i told him to get with my people, he told me to get with mine, so we got together and it happened overnight, just like that. when two fighters want to fight, they are going to fight. i am on fire. expect a good performance, because fury's on fire. his defence is terrified! will you sing sweet caroline? 100%, i will, to all the fans in the crowd. deontay wilder, everybody talking about that. what kind of performance do you want to put on for him to witness? i will not put on any performance for him. i will put on a performance for the fans, that's it. me and francesco pianeto will go in there, one—on—one, and may the best man win. hopefully that best man is me! he has headlined the likes of las vegas a

joining me to react, my son's hero, neil degrass tyson.st, author of a brand new book, accessory to war. thanks for joining us. do you think this is the right idea, or is it science and space better left in the private hands of elon musk and yourself? >> well, the concept of a space force is not new. plus, as a thing to do, we've done something like this before. you might remember, you wouldn't remember, you might have read, that during the second world war the army had a branch of itself called the army air force and once we learned that this theater of operations, this sphere of operations had fundamentally different needs, different training, different technologies, different personnel required to operate in that space, if you will, the air force then, split away from the army and became its own branch. this need, is in response to the fact that space in particular, lunar space, sort of new word for many people, the space between the earth and the moon, to the extent we conduct business in space, activities in space, we have billions of

we were talking with the ceo of tyson foods.- hormel out with earnings, and the revenue forecasts below estimates. another company reported after the close yesterday, and the company cut its profit forecast and the head of its pink brand will retire. ands.was for l br we have numbers for children's place and williams-sonoma. second-quarter earnings at williams-sonoma beating the highest average analyst estimate. david: initial jobless games, 210,000, a little less than the survey, which was 250,000. continued strength in the job market -- which was 215,000. continued strength in the job market. kailey: day two of the latest on a trade talks between the u.s. and china. they will take place hours after each country imposed tariffs on $60 billion of the others goods. the u.s. placed duties on chinese made motor five -- motorcycles and really cars. china retaliated with tariffs on american medical instrument's, cars, and cope. the latest negotiations are not expected to result in much. in south africa, president trump entered the gr

foods and what's what's the interesting case about tyson foods is they're kind of saying we're good we don't really care that much why is that well it's because agriculture and of course were included in including meat production in this has never been vertically integrated in other words the largest producers and the largest manufacturers like tyson are not actually the ones with the herds so once again the people who are really being hurt are the smaller people the people the ranchers and the farmers who are then supplying the food chain that tysons and the smith fields in the hormel zx with their be in with their pork and with their chicken at the very end of this come the retailers like mcdonald's and burger kings and they are of course the ones who get the most opprobrium when in fact there are they're the least responsible you know it's very interesting and you know regard to this whole trade war. when beef supplies are up in they're not producing as much beef then they're not eating as much grain so that is also having an impact on soybeans and and wheat other feed grains cor

a criminal is but they certainly didn't murder anybody but i thought it was a bit aggressive yeah tyson sorry we got you back now at the audio sorry about that give us a little bit of history on these cafe standards they've been around for a long time but really been pushed to the forefront by the obama administration when whence they came and what are they doing now right so they were first established in one nine hundred seventy five as a centerpiece of american policy response to the arab oil embargo of the early one nine hundred seventy s. and from one nine hundred seventy five up until now fuel economy standards are the most efficient way for not only the united states but nations all over the world to control. gasoline consumption and so they have been wildly successful as a policy tool to not only prompt innovation in the automobile sector but deliver savings and safety standards for american consumers and global consumers and so the fuel economy standards had lagged for a bit during the one nine hundred ninety s. and then there was bipartisan legislation signed into law by presi

shares of tyson rose more than 1%. investors will be focused on tha fe reserve this week, and just today, the president of the atlanta f said that the economy is strong and ready to move on from monetary stimulus 37 rapheal added he is 12iking wi r int herest rate increase this year, as globalnt e like turkey's currency crisis increase risks to the economic outlook. the president might not be all that in an interview with reuters, president trump said he'll iticize the fed if it continues to hike rates and that the cen rall bank should be more accommodating. in hat sameinterview, he said china was manipulating its . curren and china artificially lowers the price of their >> this week it takes center lage in washington. kaylaooks at what's on the enda and what's at stake. >> the white house could play host to another trade truce wednesday. a new effort from treasury undersecretary has white house officials optimistic after higher level talks in june fell short. >> you have to start in the weeds. is think this kind of ou

slocum tyson thank you for being with us again it's always a treat to have you yet love to be here ok so first of all it's hit on this caspian deal this has been two decades in the making and as they say there is oil in them their waters and so it was a big deal what do you think it means for energy i think it's definitely going to expedite the ability for more direct foreign investment to get in there and it's going to make it easier to get that oil and natural gas out when you've got that framework for a deal you've got more certainty for those western oil companies that are invested in some of those cars and i was a bridge on field so i think it just means it's that the oil and natural gas is going to get quicker to market and i guess it all depends on how much it takes to the cost of extracting that stuff but there's lots of it so it's probably worth a while and how about this pipeline going to italy like all pipelines it seems that like most pipelines it seems to pretty be pretty controversial what's it all about well i think what it is that shows kind of a split between some of

/tyson beckford feud. the reality star was snapped monday before her appearance on "jimmy kimmel live." a photo of her arrival was posted on instagram, and then, tyson posted a body-shaming comment, quote, sorry i don't care for it personally. and, she's not real, doctor up on her right hip. kimg, who actually had her butt x-rayed on her reality show toe implants quickly clapped back. a loof"homophobic." quote, sis, we all know why you didn't care for it. tyson responded, my opinion on women who do plastic surgery stays the same, not for me. always going to pick a beyonce over anyone else." >> everyone just has to not be blasting people on social media. >> kim is also facing a serious backlash for a series of instagram posts that some followers say glorify anorexia. >> look, i'm really concerned. i don't think you're eating. >> what? >> you look so skinny. >> what? oh, my gosh, thank you. >> my purse is as tiny as you. >> oh, my gosh. i'm not that skinny. i'm down to 119 pounds. >> but she's anorexic here,

and give the president characterizing this all as a witch hunt tyson why has president trump defended matter for lengthily and not made any comments on my own i think the reason is because the the heat is a lot hotter with michael cohen i mean this is really lapping right up against the white house and could be grounds for impeachment there's been a lot of talk about impeachment including within the white house now with paul metaphor and again it's this association issue there's plausible deniability there he can honestly say i might not have known anything this is a witch hunt this is completely ten gentle to our campaign this happened before the campaign etc so i think he feels much more comfortable using that as a point of attack than the cohen case ok a lot of people would say the indictment claim is a little bit too early because look at the political stakes for the president having the midterms there coming up in november just become a much higher stakes game for president trump and well i mean there's there's no question that the the question the atmospherics of corruption are

that was cicely tyson speaking at the podium.al of aretha franklin. 93 years of age, we have really got to give her some credit to get up there and give that tribute to her former friend. to get up there and give that tribute to herformerfriend. cicely tyson also married for some time to the jazz trumpeter miles davis and also a recipient of the presidential medal of freedom. as was aretha franklin. we are watching this funeral taking place in detroit. we will come and go throughout the programme. will come and go throughout the ro ramme. you're will come and go throughout the programme. you're watching bbc world news. in other news. talks between the united states and canada designed to reach a new north american free trade agreement have ended with no agreement. but despite today's deadline, it's been confirmed they'll now continue next week. meanwhile president trump's top trade representative has told congress a deal between the united states and mexico will be signed within 90 days, and that canada could join the accord if i

to the use by some of those so called the devices to take compliance with the missions west tyson slocum of public citizens energy program and the car coach lauren fix and with the second quarter profits in for mcdonald's the toughest week takes a look at the hamburger giants major moves and lets us know what is taking the biggest bite on their profits and as promised we take a deeper dive into the july jobs report or do so with the able of this of steve malzberg all that on tap but first let's get to. the european union is effort to avoid e.u. businesses from being impacted by u.s. economic sanctions against iran as today the u.s. has asserted its plan to impose maximum pressure on iran by vigorously imposing such sanctions at midnight the bell will tall the e.u. effort known as the blocking statute is fashioned to guard against e.u. companies from u.s. sanctions and keep a lie they deal plan to limit iranian government's nuclear ambitions european businesses have been struck. did that they should not observe demands from

slocum tyson thank you for being with us again always a pleasure so then tell me if we are overstating it here but when you were here earlier and. we talked about this call program that they were proposing and it was that they were going to mandate regardless of price they're going to mandate that you buy coal and nuclear on the grid and forget about the free market forget about what's.

in berlin good morning tyson and morning does this mean that cohen still to play does that mean the president broke the law it would seem that way i mean you know when they were talking about these two where he pled guilty twice for illegal campaign contributions to a candidate the clear candidate was donald trump the payments were made in february twenty seven thousand from the trump organization it seems all directions all arrows point to trump himself ok does that mean that the president could be indicted well. the truth is that there's no precedent for and i've been over president in fact former special counsels including ken starr have delayed indictments or pursuing criminal prosecutions of presidents until they've left office so the precedent set is that they don't indict sitting presidents ok we have though seen legal troubles for the trump team for the president before him talking about general michael flynn impregnated of course in a potential wrongdoing allegations at least is the cohen case different yes it is in some ways i mean when you talk about michael flynn when yo

sector asking that very question and there are policy proposals to do just that will discuss with tyson slocum the director of public citizen's energy problem and there are new housing numbers out we'll talk with debbie boyd the c.e.o. of deal b. financial services and trigger out what she thinks about them plus are the big four accounting firms too cozy for comfort with their toilets west a former big four firm leader to worry for which c.e.o.'s draw mark joins us again and there is more merger madness out there this time in the hospital sector as more m. and a activity seems to be less for many americans particularly those with less populated rural areas of the nation lots on our plate so let's get to it with some headlines . surging second quarter profits are leading our business headlines today the latest official figures from the u.s. commerce department's bureau of economic analysis show a year over year gain of sixteen percent on after tax corporate profits the largest game in that. figures sense q one of twenty twelve the trump tax cut is an obvious and significant factor in the

during the way in yesterday deontay wilder was engaging in some apparently friendly exchanges of tysonthe deal has been done with a fight expected to ta ke been done with a fight expected to take place in the united states towards the end of the year. not much time off for dina asher—smith, one week after winning three gold medals from the european athletics championships she runs again at the diamond league event in birmingham this weekend. 0ne diamond league event in birmingham this weekend. one of those gold medals came at the 200 metres in berlin which she is going to run in birmingham. she may be exhausted but she is always ready to perform. i'm very tired! i'm very very tired. i haven't hit that but at the same time, i'm a competitor, like my family and my physios, everyone jokes with me that even if i am drained, even if i have one like i am still, come on, let's go. that's just me. i would never hide from a good race. and the birmingham grand prix is live on bbc one from quarter past one. that's all the sport for now, now the weather. it's a weekend of mixed fortunes, the sunsh

tyson loving it. the largest u.s.iring keystone foods for almost 2.5 billion dollars. joining us with the latest is the bloomberg intelligence senior analyst, let's start with the pepsico acquisition. the company has been interested for a while now and it makes move to ensure a -- and eating and healthy image. why now? >> does make sense for pepsico. they have set for a while that markett into the seltzer pretty late. they got into aqua fina for a long time. margin is in the really you -- really -- they rolled out bubbly earlier this year, a product that came out and is competing head-to-head with lacroix, but today, they targeted the market in a different way by entering an in-home beverage market, which soda stream has to allow consumers to make their own with tap water and carbonated beverages, with their own flavors and company made syrup mix.e i have to confess, i am biased and i drink seltzer all the time and have a soda stream. do you think coca-cola will respond to this? a see very tightly held company, that i

two children were shot overnight in an apartment intys tysons. we want to go now live to news4's justin finch live at the scene. justin. >> reporter: angie, a short time ago, fairfax county police can identify the suspect, veronica youngblood, 33 years old, charged and held without bondbln the d shooting of two children here last night. one of them dyi overnight, we are told. let's get to you video from the scene here, police called to the shooting just after 10:15 or so at the post rntyson's . the scene here, 1500 block the lincoln circle. this area by the dulles toll road, not far from international drive is where this took place at this time. at this time, no word on motive. but the suspect has been randied. veronica youngblood now being bond.d and held without at this point, we have not gotten the names of those two children shot, one of them dying overnight. awaiting any information police migh give that might link her to the two children. perhaps more of a m ive as well, what prompted her to possibly shoot those two children last night. ain

particularly the case in the energy area here discussed as a director of public citizen's energy program tyson slocum i said thank you for being with us again always a pleasure so then tell me if we are overstating it here but when you were here earlier and. we talked about this coal program that they were proposing and it was that they were going to mandate regardless of price they are going to mandate that you buy call a nuclear on the grid and forget about the free market forget about what's most efficient for your shareholders or your customers you're going to buy this stuff whether or not it's good for the environment or bad and now we see there's also california's talking about expanding into more of a regional grid a regional power plant basis and there's a story where you're quoted in the san francisco chronicle that raised some critics questions about sort of the influence in the weather in others in order to influence in this area that's a lot to get to grow i hope our viewers will bear with us let's take it one one at a time first what's the coal plant and where is it right now yes

david: let's go to tyson. out and say did really well on -- saying what tyson was was fourth-quarter numbers are not coming in as strong as expected. so they are still sticking by the lower guidance. the problem for tyson is twofold. meat and poultry production is at an all-time high. they need exports to continue to soak up some of that supply. so we end up with too much meat in the u.s. for diners to consume. meanwhile, restaurants like mcdonald's are featuring beef and pork because prices are lower because of the tariffs. julie: henry schein. amazon not proving to be the threat people thought? brooke: i am not sure about that. there were signs of pressure. that is the sign you need to watch going forward. david: coming up, we need to talk about earnings. live from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ julie: this is "bloomberg daybreak." i am julie hyman. alix steel is off today. s&p futures have gone almost absolutely flat this morning as we see just a tiny tick up in futures. movement in europe, but it is to the

wee following breaking news, a home invasion in tyson. >> two peopleshot.the top of the hour. sheena. >>he temperatures in mid to low 70s. anot >> announcer begins with breaking news. >>> that breaking news, a late night shooting inside a tyson apartment. two people were shot. we now knowgu the an is in custody. it's just about 4:00 a.m. od morning,everybody, i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'mie aoff in for yang yang. we want to get you the latest from that shooting. >> news4's justen lynch is life at the scene. >> reporter: the police are working a few feet behind us the 1500 block of lincoln circle here in tyns. we want to walk you through first to video. calls about the shooting came in at 10:15 last night. at this hour, we know no crime scene investigators and major ng the ves are now wor case. the scene here, again1500 block of lincoln circle. it's right between the toll road and the galleria. off of international drive. we'll take you back out live at

for meght home forward what the tysons are going through. i wanted to say that. powerful and difficult thing to imagine. being a parent, going through this. columbia journalism review wrote a story which i assume most of you saw. the headline, asking if the story is still news. maybe it was meant rhetorically. torovocative headline, meant get people to read the story. let me answer the question anyway. yes. his story is still news. we owe it to austin and his family to keep telling his story. we owe it to all the journalists who put themselves at risk overseas and right here at home. we owe it to the people who rely on our work. they need to know it comes at a cost. , and almost unbearable cost. we told the story again this morning. we ran a story on the news sites. we have been telling these stories in each of our communities, from sacramento to miami. every one of our newsrooms, flying the flag with a simple message, free austin tice. him,who have not heard of communities all across the country, are hearing his name and understanding his plight. his story is st

keep it tyson. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: welcome back, everybody.band right over there. [ cheers and applause ] and sitting in with us this week on drums, she's garnered millions of views and fans on her social media platforms and performed with a number of popular acts, such as beyonce, daya and fifth harmony. be sure to check out her videos and more on instagram. the pocket queen, taylor gordon is here, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. >> seth: thank you. so happy and honored. our first guest is a golden globe-nominated actor you know from such films as "call me by your name" and "the social network." he is currently starring in "sorry to bother you" in theaters now, and on broadway in "straight white men" at the helen hayes theater. please welcome to the show armie hammer, everyone. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> seth: welcome. >> thank you, dude. thank you for having me. >> seth: i'm so happy to you have here. it is very nice when people on broadway use their monday off to come visit us. >> yep. >> seth: so, thank you so much. i

let me throw in two quick additional food plays, mccormick and tyson foods.ormick is the big maker of spices and seasons tyson's all about frozen beef, pork, and chicken. basically, if you're plng to cook your own food, they're essential. after marking time for most of last year, mccormick's stock caught fire in the wake of the most recent quarter. i continue to be a huge fan. skeptical? here's what i want you to do i want you to go to your local walmart like i'm about to do, or at least show you. get this you know what? you take a look at the walls of french's mustard as well as frank's hot sauce, but i wasn't as obsessed about that when i took this picture in louisiana and the aisles are chock a block with their spices too. wow, what a picture. it tells a thousand words, doesn't it tyson, on the other hand, has been a real dog lately it's down 29% year to date ouch they had to deal with a host of issues from product recalls to trade woes the best i can say is the stock is new dirt cheap, selling at nine times next year's earnings estimates. but it was a mis

a fighting fit tyson fury says he'll light up windsor park on saturday evening.ified! hello and welcome to sportsday. good evening. england all—rounder ben stokes has been cleared of affray after an altercation near a bristol nightclub last september. stokes had always denied the charge and his lawyer said today's verdict had brought to an end "an11—month ordeal". 0ur sport editor dan roan has been at bristol crown court today. yes, this is arguably the biggest result of ben stokes‘ colourful and controversial career. it will result of ben stokes' colourful and controversial career. it will be breathing a huge sigh of relief tonight's, as will those at the top of the english game. the last seven working days has seen him turning up here with his wife and his agent neil fairbrother and his lawyers... as the not guilty verdict was read out he closed his eyes with relief, his wife cried. this is a case that has raised a number of questions huddlestone made no comment as he left court, he allowed his lawyer paul lunt to do the talking for him train his intervention t