usa. england will also be playing raheem sterling, who is dealing with a family matter . despite that, who is dealing with a family matter. despite that, england fansin matter. despite that, england fans in are optimistic. i think it's going to be exciting . i it's going to be exciting. i think they're going to press. i should be quite good. i reckon we're going to be all right. going is going to be to one of our most not the champions of africa. but i watched them in the afternoon in the great crowds i've been there i've been. we'll be fine. am i going to. but hoping for nil for now.7 i'm to. but hoping for nil for now? i'm not sure . yeah. joe i'm not sure. yeah. well, joe score lighting him off. score today lighting him off. he's going to a goal he's going to get a goal tonight. well, back here, the head, the police watchdog has been to resign over an been forced to resign over an historical . it's now emerged historical. it's now emerged michael lockwood, who's been director general of the independent office for police since 2018, is facing a criminal investigation. t

usa. england expects — but phil foden�*s up england expects, but phil foden�*s up for the challenge aheadst—16 tie with senegal tomorrow. you can't afford to make mistakes or start a game badly now because you're going to be sent home. also coming up in the programme... late wickets help england's cricketers stay in with a shout of winning first test against pakistan. willjacks among the standout performers, at the end of day 3. hello, there, and welcome along to the programme. the netherlands are the first team through to the quarter finals of the world cup in qatar, after beating the united states 3—1. there was hint of a comeback from the us, but the dutch had too much quality in the end, as nesta mcgregor reports. well, welcome to the knockouts... for the netherlands, advancing to the last 16 of the world cup is a familiarjourney. for the usa, less so. knockout football meant the end of the road for one. but any fears that would make this a cagey affair quickly disappeared. commentator: pulisic. .. good save by noppert! the dutch, meanwhile, didn't squander their first opportunity. me

usa. england will also be playing raheem sterling, who is dealing with a family matter . despite that, who is dealing with a family matter. despite that, england fansin matter. despite that, england fans in are optimistic. i think it's going to be exciting . i it's going to be exciting. i think they're going to press. i should be quite good. i reckon we're going to be all right. going is going to be to one of our most not the champions of africa. but i watched them in the afternoon in the great crowds i've been there i've been. we'll be fine. am i going to. but hoping for nil for now.7 i'm to. but hoping for nil for now? i'm not sure . yeah. joe i'm not sure. yeah. well, joe score lighting him off. score today lighting him off. he's going to a goal he's going to get a goal tonight. well, back here, the head, the police watchdog has been to resign over an been forced to resign over an historical . it's now emerged historical. it's now emerged michael lockwood, who's been director general of the independent office for police since 2018, is facing a criminal investigation. t

you know , animals are much easier than with people, an economy that depends on foreign capital usa englandh. as for how you like it, i don't think so. what i am. cute uh-huh. and not even with options. please tell zoya uh, just over oh late. let's go roman happened my artists. yes, we are their so -called every time i go to them behind bars. yes, yes, i feel excitement, which i have no right to show them, and you know, they pay me gratitude for it. yes, education plays an important role. what course tell roma what do you think is the main thing in our profession okay? i don't know. so what is the emperor? well, they said constantine the great. during the campaigns, a certain one served as a veterinarian for him and he wrote a large number of articles on veterinary issues. passed thank you i want as much. imagine, imagine that a person is awakened again. please excuse me, well, who sleeps on such a night that all normal people are the same. an intellectual could say this stepan ivanovich good night stop the car. what are you doing? are you crazy, or what , an unscrupulous person? how much h

and the usa england austria norway switzerland and a number of other countries studied at the repin instituteburg in his fictional world a whole city can grow on the hat of a simple worker children fly exclusively on air locomotives, and paintings are painted not on canvas, but only on wood frequent exhibitors on exhibitions in the moscow gostiny dvor irish. painting of those times in his works, many works on many subjects dream in a dream. here is peace. he now only dreams of the subtle and sublime nature of oleg shcherbatov, far from the world of jurisprudence and criminal law. now he is interrogating and in the near future his relatives will choose a measure of restraint , they hope that numerous regalia and the status of a respected person will help him avoid detention. diana kovan do ivan gubin sergey osipov and sava morozov ntv moscow institute of cooperation opened fire in the dormitory when he was asked to stop the party. who the freshman turned out to be, and how he was caught, we will tell, but after a short advertisement. you wanted to jump, well, you will jump in tandem with me, 5

giants, of course, the nfl is in the stratosphere as far as tv ratings, 15.3 million watched the usa/england good for men's soccer and i think the joie de vivre of this team, they gave up money so the women's national team could have pay, these are good guys and america is really reacting in a positive way to what they're seeing on the field. >> absolutely. so also speaking of, you know, making history for the first time, three women referees officiated a world cup match. there's this great image. put into perspective how big of a deal this is. >> this men's world cup is doing great things for women and i don't know i would have ever said that in a previous world cup. fifa is the oldest of the old boy's networks and come into the 21st century, that was huge and what it means for every little girl, not so much the united states, but in other countries where women do not have rights that we do here, they see that and they think that anything is possible. >> yeah, it's good to see you. thanks so much, christine. >> great to be here. >> thank you, kate. >>> "inside politics" with john king start

senegal, the netherlands, the usa, and england have all made it to the round of 16.atar struck a deal with germany to supply 2 million tons of liquefied natural gas a year. it starts in 2026 and will last 15 years. additional police officers have been deployed on the streets of china as officials try to prevent protests against the government's strict covid measures. those are the headlines. the news continues here on al jazeera after "inside story." stay tuned. thanks for watching. >> museums around the world are returning artifacts to their countries of origin. so how can other countries ensure that their cultural treasures are given back and can go on display for generations to come? this is "inside story or cup -- "inside story." ♪ hello. i'm adrian finighan. welcome to the program. london's museum has returned its collection of bronzes to nigeria . they were stolen in the late 1800s by british colonial troops after they invaded the kingdom of benin in whats now nigeria. the artifacts ended up in museums in europe and the united states, but african states have so

usa england game was the most watched match in men's soccer history here in the united states.e people come out for the viewing parties in downtown san jose, and record numbers over 30,000 people coming out to the viewing parties so far, so i think it's really a seminal moment for soccer in this country. so i was one of the doubters. i have to say years ago, i said soccer is never really going to eclipse any of the other sports because they're so ingrained, but what happened was technology. people can watch a soccer game anywhere on their phone or on their whatever device and also the demographic. a lot of young people are drawn into soccer. it's soccer and basketball in my house, for example, right, so, um how are they going to house the demographic for people who watch this game changing the growth of the sport? in the past ? really 10 years, five years has been driven by a younger fan audience. um, we're seeing people under 40 now really trading off from some of the more traditional sports and coming out and watching soccer. it's major league soccer, its european soccer's le

usa? england are playing without raheem sterling, who is dealing with family matter. family matter. the winners of this game will take on france in the quarter final . on france in the quarter final. the health secretary is being urged to stop grandstanding and

netherlands belgium denmark croatia bosnia e hmm greece baltic baltic soviet socialist republics, ukraine usa englande people who filmed them. to idealize erecting monuments to them and so on, but there is nothing. and in this surprisingly, the mask has been dropped, but as i understand it, nothing has changed. it just became not a shame to support the western bloc, the entire western bloc is against who we are fighting, who is fighting against us, but you see, as before, but nothing is in vain. here's to the military at fifty second brigade apu, presentation of the award. you saw this week. uh, the rest are called krista , you don't remember anything. let's see if we have a photo. here on the right is, by the way, a nazi cross, and on the left is, uh, ukrainian, not much. eh, it's different. uh-huh, in general, the locals after alekseevich handed over the real glands. well, nothing surprising. and by the way, look at what equipment is being delivered to ukraine today, if there are, of course, veterans of the great patriotic war there. they see it they are not in charge envy, look uh, s e s what kind

england. >> wales. >> u.s. plays wales in the opening match on november 20th. i think usa germy and brazil is looking good and so is spain. so we'll see. >> personally it was brazil who did win. >> that's right. i knew commissioner hallisy was all over there. usa englands at union square on friday -- the day after thanksgiving which i believe is the 25th. super exciting. lots of fun holiday stuff. we all have our favorite activities. in addition to the rink at union square, on december 7th, we turn on the civic center plaza holiday tree with a wonderful ceremony and more fun with games, holiday entertainment and a give away benefiting more than 400 kids. lots of good holiday stuff. earlier this month, we held our therapeutic recreation family day at the botanical gardens. you could try out hula hoops and more. afterwards, families got to explore trying out different mobility devices that fit their needs and for a few participants, it was their first time riding a bike. that was pretty exciting and speaking of the botanical, i was very grateful to be joined by commissioner

netherlands belgium denmark croatia bosnia uh hmm greece baltic baltic soviet socialist republics ukraine usa england filmed them. generate monuments to them and so on, but there is nothing. e in this surprisingly masks dropped. well, i understand that nothing has changed. it’s just that it’s not embarrassing to support the western bloc, the entire western bloc is against the one against whom we are fighting, who is fighting against us, you see, as before, but nothing was in vain. here in military personnel at the fifty-second brigade of the armed forces , awarding. you saw this week. uh, the rest of the crosses are called. it doesn't remember anything for you. let's see if we have a photo. here on the right is, by the way, a nazi cross, and on the left is, uh, ukrainian, not much. e is different. after alekseevich was handed a real iron cross. well , nothing surprising. and by the way, look what equipment is being delivered to ukraine today, if there are, of course, veterans of the great patriotic war, they are they see them out of order, you won’t envy them. see uh, s e s what kind of drawings do t

. >> so the americans are disappointed to be coming home already, but ever since team usa held england to a scoreless draw, their fans have been riding a wave of euphoria about the future of the sports in their country. here's cnn's andy scholes with more and reaction. >> team usa fans across the country going through a range of emotions today, including those fans here in atlanta. this place holds about 600 people. a line around the building. people just wanted to be in here, be a part of this atmosphere. and the team usa fans that were here got a gut punch right before halftime when the netherlands scored to go up 2-0. but team usa, when they battled back and they scored that goal in the 76th minute, this place went absolutely bonkers because they were back in it. they had a chance. it didn't turn out the way team usa fans had hoped, losing 3-1. but all the fans i talked to, super optimistic about this team's future. >> i'm really happy for our boys. really happy we made it this far. i want to say 2026, when it gets here, it's going to be an incredible world cup, i'm incredibly excit

the highest rated world cup soccer matches, we have a new number one, the usa versus england got 15.5the all-time record in the united states, which was 14.5 million all the way back in 1994. it's not so surprising to me that we in fact saw higher ratings. why? because take a look at this long-term trend. favorite sport to watch, soccer. 2022, it's 8%. that might not seem large, but look where it was back in 1992. it was just 1%. and back 32 years before that it was 0%. so support for soccer, people liking to watch the support is clearly going up. >> you always like the trends. you also notice when it comes to the fans of tomorrow, a lot more young people are into soccer than old folks such as myself, especially compared to america's favorite sport. >> that's exactly right. let's look at high school soccer participation rates. so let's go back to 1981 and 1982, about 213,000. go 2001 to 2002, 635,000. look at the latest year. we're all the way up to 813,000. that's nearly quadruple where we were just 40 years ago. and take a look here. the high school football versus soccer, this is h

usa? england are playing without raheem sterling, who is dealing with family matter. the with a family matter. the winners of this game will take on france in the quarter final . on france in the quarter final. the health secretary is being urged to stop grandstanding and make a deal with unions ahead of nhs strikes this month. the call by former health secretary steven doyle comes as military personnel prepare to cover striking public sector workers . striking public sector workers. around 2000 troops, civil servants and other government volunteers are being trained to help limit disruption during the festive period. mr. dorrell says demands for a 90% pay rise may not be possible , but the current not be possible, but the current offer isn't good enough. most people remembering this, the applause that we all gave to the nhs during the pandemic would think that 3% isn't. doesn't properly respond. in particular for low paid nhs workers . for low paid nhs workers. doesn't properly respond to the challenges of the moment and i would hope that steve barclay would hope tha

usa? england are playing without raheem sterling, who is dealing with family matter. the with a family matter. the winners of this game will take on france in the quarter final . on france in the quarter final. the health secretary is being urged to stop grandstanding and make a deal with unions ahead of nhs strikes this month. the call by former health secretary steven doyle comes as military personnel prepare to cover striking public sector workers . striking public sector workers. around 2000 troops, civil servants and other government volunteers are being trained to help limit disruption during the festive period. mr. dorrell says demands for a 90% pay rise may not be possible , but the current not be possible, but the current offer isn't good enough. most people remembering this, the applause that we all gave to the nhs during the pandemic would think that 3% isn't. doesn't properly respond. in particular for low paid nhs workers . for low paid nhs workers. doesn't properly respond to the challenges of the moment and i would hope that steve barclay would hope tha

usa. england nowell. — again passed the usa. the ball and float into the heart of opposition. commentator: messi! it had to be! at 35, he still breaks new ground. he's now scored 789 goals. this was his first in world cup knockouts. australia could mark that as too good. they couldn't for the next one. whoa! what's mat ryan doing here? alvarez! argentina 2—0 up through mat ryan's mistake. in their biggest games was 16 years, australia would have to fight back. —— in their biggest games for 16 years, australia would have to fight back. thrown on to help the push was 18—year—old garang kuol. 96 minutes in, he got the chance of his young life. that save meant argentina were through, and the man who's played 1000 games is three away from the world cup. it's called soccer. go, usa. this defiant usa team let in just one goal in the us stage but a good —— in the group stage but a good luck tweet from the president did not get through to the netherlands. memphis depay sweeps! the netherlands in front! in a first—half flash, they went 2—0

he was brought out to address fans before the england-usa games.or migrant workers dismiss these as isolated cases and empty pr that hide a dark working environment. >> people are still living in cramped conditions. we have people still facing verbal, physical, sexual assault, discrimination, horrible working conditions. >> reporter: malcolm vidali was detained for advocating for migrant workers' rights. >> i am very worried and scared and concerned when the world cup ends because all the media spotlight and everything else, you know, will shift and move away to the next big thing. >> reporter: qatar says if this man told the labor system, which has been criticized across the gulf. but critics say the reality has not changed. jeffrey was a safety inspector at a stadium who believes he, too, was deported from qatar for speaking up for migrant workers. they complain of exploitation. >> implementation and good will from the government of qatar is the problem. that's why workers will continue complaining until a robust justice system is put in place wh

to address fans before the england usa game. >> i advocates for migrant workers dismissed these isolated, the hideout, exploititititit environment. >> as we speak, people are not getting paid, people are still living in cramped conditions. with people facing verbal or sexual assault, discrimination, long working hours, working conditions,. >> malcolm adelie was security guard in qatar, says he was detained for advocating for migrant workers rights. >> i am very worried and scared, and concerned, when the world cup ends. because like all the media spotlight and everything else will shift and move away to the next big thing. >> qatar says it dismantle the previous restrictive migrant labor system, which has been criticize across the call, for exploiting from africa and south asia, and taking away their passports. but critics say the reality has not changed. jeffrey owendo's a supporter at the stadium, who says he believes he too was deported from, qatar for speaking up for migrant workers. >> the afghan migrant workers complain of expectation despite all the changes they say they put in pl

i believe that i have much more chances for security in russia than in england and the usa every day.ht decision. i can't even describe to you how wonderful it was. the fact is that if in america i openly declare that i support putin's russia as the embodiment of evil, that they even think that the grace of god has descended on him, if i say all this, people will hate me, but one thing is hatred, the situation is taking an increasingly serious turn. i never have managed to remain silent about their beliefs. if i had to return to america and there i would say that ukraine is part of russia, that ukrainians are russians, that they torture people, if i said all this to my wife or my relatives, they could, for example, be beaten in a supermarket. everything is so serious. former american trucker william karen loves to repeat. i want to live in the country that god is watching over, and this is russia, he and his wife have already submitted documents and now they just have to wait for the russian citizenship. how did an american scientist become a dissident in the usa? why was he fired fro

organizers addressed fans before the england/usa game. they dismiss these as individual cases. and people are facing assault, discrimination, long working hours, horrible working conditions. >> reporter: malcolm was a security guard in qatar but was detained for advocating for migrant workers rights. >> i'm worried and scared and concerned. when the world cup ends, all the media spotlight and everything else will shift to the next big thing. >> reporter: qatar has been criticized across the gulf for exploiting foreign workers from africa and south asia and taking away their passports. critics say the reality has not changed. jeffrey was a safety inspector at the stadium, who believes he too was deported from qatar for speaking up for migrant workers. >> the african migrant workers complain of exploitation. on paper, it's very good. but the implementation and good will from the government of qatar is the problem. that's why workers will continue complaining until a framework, a robust justice system is put in place, whereby violators of these laws are punished. >> reporter: jeff

organizers even brought him out to address fans before the england-usa game.ates for migrant workers dismissed these as isolated cases and empty pr that hide a dark exploitative work environment. >> as we speak people are not getting paid, people facing discrimination, horrible working conditions. >> reporter: malcolm was a security guard in qatar but says he was detained and then deported for advocating for migrant workers rights. >> i am very worried and scared and concerned when the world cup ends because like all the media spotlight and everything else, you know, will shift and move away to the next big thing. >> reporter: qatar says it dismantled the previous restrictive migrant labor system which has been criticized across the gulf for exploiting foreign burgers from africa and south asia and taking away their passports. but critics say the reality has not changed. jeffrey was a safety inspector at the stadium who believes he too was deported from qatar for speaking up for migrant workers. >> the african migrant workers complain of exploitation. >> imple

and vladimir vypridsky ntv usa the bank of england presented the design of banknotes with a portraitles iii, the monarch will be depicted on the front side of the banknote, and it is also expected that the new banknote will go into circulation in the middle of the twenty-fourth year in a transparent window next to the big ven as before, pounds with the image of elizabeth ii, such coins and banknotes will remain valid means of payment until then. until they become worn out. this decision was made at will. of the royal family, who wants to minimize all the environmental and financial consequences of the transfer of the throne to charles iii . christmas tree markets are opening in the capital. we will tell you how much the main symbol of the year will cost in a couple of minutes, do not switch. cards from the magnet application, play and win a car, as well as a wagon of new year's prizes. transparent conditions of the new gazprombank credit card card with the most favorable grace period of 180 days and guaranteed free service forever for the treatment of viral infections prevention it w

england and america, at the same time, the germans continue the war with russia, an ally of england and the usathat such a situation cannot in any way serve the cause of preserving and strengthening trust between our countries. germans resident american intelligence in europe, the future head of the cia behind the back of the ussr on may 10, 1941, british pilots intercepted a lone serschmidt over northern england, whose pilot jumped out with a parachute and surrendered to the authorities after landing. it was a high-ranking official of the third reich, rudolf ges, all the documents related to the hess case. in england, they are still classified. however, the secrecy stamp was recently removed from the svr documents about this historic flight. the third person in the hierarchy of nazi germany, according to the nazis, fled to england, but from documents of the soviet foreign intelligence show that he was sent to london to conduct negotiations that were supposed to save germany from fighting a war on two fronts. here is what is reported from london continues to be loyal to hitler, he also stated t

will be so - interesting to see what the audience figures were for tonight's match because the england and usassion for the game growing in the states. thanks so much, from washington. we are all going to watch lionel messi tonight, aren't we? lots of people saying, could this be his last ever world cup game pushed back the 35—year—old has played every minute for his country so far in this world cup and will start again this evening. it is argentina against australia and messi will make his 1000th appearance of his career and if they lose, it could beat the final time he plays at a world cup. let's head over to brenna sarries and i can speed to marcella, a football writer —— buenos aires. before we talk about the match this evening, i am sure you watched netherlands beat the usa and if we assume argentina beat australia, who you will face, what did you make of the dutch? first, assume nothing. we are latching onto the sobering lesson we had in our opening game against saudi arabia, so we are absolutely not assuming anything at all. holland and argentina is a super fixture, it always has been.

a telegram cipher was immediately sent to kvasnikov seriously and to residents in the usa, france, england and germany, however, to identify scientific centers where research on uranium can be conducted and to provide information on practical work from there. for the sake of fairness , it should be noted that regardless of kvass no one around this time , a resident legal residency came to similar observations. in new york, gadget, bodalovichi gadget established the work of a legal residency in new york, and then he headed it and achieved significant recruiting results. may 5, 1941 avakian was accused of espionage and sent to prison and released by order of roosevelt and deported to the ussr even before returning to his homeland, he reported to the center that the americans seemed to intend to create nuclear weapons, and as soon as possible, until the scientists of the third reich were well ahead of them. it is known that the vast majority of scientists who took part in nuclear development were largely motivated by the threat from germany, many then trusted that germany would be the first t

bulging there to somehow salt their topic the work of 28 scientists from all over the world usa canada there china englandliens from outer space. here, well, there is also an interesting explanation that they have special dna , which means that there is no such dna. no more living creatures, only octopuses. oh, different species. which means, probably, they are there, yes, but the possibility that canned eggs. well here squids and or octopuses arrived in ice fireballs several hundred million years ago should not be discounted, since this would be an economical cosmic explanation for the sudden appearance of octopuses on earth 20,070 million years ago. let's say this is not my article. it's just from the source. the same scientific publication e that that's why they are still aliens there they say that they are very smart, that they have blood there, a different picture, of course, now i am engaged in biology, genetics, in particular. at the squid recombination. octopus genes, brick gene recombination. the same ones that are found in all living beings on our planet and here he says that he lives from somew

when it's a shame because this a crisis and happen again to talk world cup with you, team usa is out and is englandi'm just looking at the rec is now i know that on record in the quarterfinal supply, and in the 16 to play come about right now, the game is england and france and i think the england can prevail and looking argentina to be the netherlands, look at brazil looks like the class on this tournament so far, to have a little trouble with croatian to get to the final four, only for england become of the play the way the american spike only a little bit better and they have certainly have the experience i like the squad and i think they play with a lot of confidence in their likable and i just hope that they get through and also a look at the example and i look at the u.s. and played a bit publicly we convert more the chances that would've when i came in he could not say that years past as you watch any of this. stuart: i wash it all is actually in australia and new zealand it when i was on the middle of the night i got jetlagged so i watched almost all of the games australia. brian: australia

owners, norway is a fat, fat, pancake, germany is an oatmeal cake, scotland johnny donut england is a gingerbread man usaone of the oldest russian cities and the embodied history of the country, without exaggeration, because russian statehood is a lot centuries ago, it was born here novgorod is proud and carefully preserves the buildings of each era. most ancient belongs to the eleventh century, although of course the city is much older than the official date. its foundation is considered to be 859 and these kremlin walls remember a lot, but i will get to them a little later. if the kremlin is here, then sennaya square should be here. how to get here from the train station. thanks to a very convenient application, i learned a mobile guide to veliky novgorod , which can be downloaded on the tourist portal, in general, everything in this city is so modern and accessible to tourists. and by the way, it's very good that i hit the hay square first. here is the largest concentration of souvenir merchants. of course, i understand they are usually bought at the end of the trip, but stereotypes can sometimes be b

with the tie against england and the gritty win, usa was hoping to secure a place in the quarterfinals. instead, they will be making the long journey back home. today's win gets the dutch one step closer to world champions. >> reporter: oh, no. the netherlands just scored. as you can see, there are dutch fans behind me who are excite build that. that's pretty brutal for team usa. >> is andy in amsterdam or atlanta? it's hard to tell. don riddell joins me. don, you were at the game. i was watching from home. tears in my orange juice watching in the earlier morning hours in the united states. but, you know, they put on a heck of a fight. they had an amaze run. but they could not score during a few golden opportunities early on. what's it look like on your end and how is team usa reacting? >> yeah. well, look, you're absolutely right, jim. one of their issues coming into this tournament is they didn't have an out-and-out goal scorer. they only scored two goals in three group games. only one today. of course that wasn't enough. i think if you're looking on the bright side, what was so good

he was at the england—usa game at half—time. - metro? this way!active. but the way he says it — i don't know, i feel attracted. yeah, we know these tournaments, these world cups, these big major sporting events would not happen without the people who sometimes don't get the recognition behind—the—scenes. when you do it with a smile on your face and you are helpful and kind to people, it is just lovely to see someone getting a bit of credit, respect and acknowledgement for helping others in such a way that he has. home acknowledgement for helping others in such a way that he has.— in such a way that he has. have you met him, in such a way that he has. have you met him. have _ in such a way that he has. have you met him, have you _ in such a way that he has. have you met him, have you tracked - in such a way that he has. have you met him, have you tracked him i in such a way that he has. have you i met him, have you tracked him down? we have been on the prowl, we have been keeping our eyes peeled but as yet we have not but when we do we might give h

, contrary to biden, absolutely contrary to byte, well, in the interests of those in the usa and there in englandther countries that do not agree with the position of the american part of the american of the establishment about the need to compromise with moscow if biden is real, as they say absolutely correctly, there are very smart people in the west who are not ready to put pressure on moscow too quickly and too aggressively nuclear war and all that, that is, people who are ready to rely on them zelensky and by the way, here well, probably, today's statement goes into this mass. lavrov is relatively, but rather the rumors are sources in the pentagon that an assassination attempt may be being prepared, he said, a high-ranking and high-ranking person. yes, that is, if you can't, achieve change on the battlefield, alternative diplomacy options are activated, or, by the way, sergey viktorovich also considered it necessary to comment on this. this is also an important indicator, because, well, for some reason, he considered it important to notice it and respond to it. it's all here, one diagram, on

usa. they'll go up against argentina, who defeated australia. england against senegal later. it's just the second time the african champions have reached the last—i6, while england are hoping to make the quarter finals in consecutive tournaments for the first time since 2006. the bbc'sjohn watson is in doha and has more now on the two games being played later.( hello from doha, ahead of the second day of last 16 matches today. we have got england against senegal. senegal no strangers to performing an upset at a world cup. back in 2002, they beat then hold as france to cause a real upset. we know this world cup has been a story of many twists and turns. despite england being ranked above senegal, they will want to try and avoid an upset when they play later. we will also see france in action against poland. a battle of two superstars in many ways in football, as we see kylian mbappe going against poland striker robert lewandowski. the winner of that match will play england or senegal in the quarterfinals. as well as that, we saw lionel messi's argentina

that and i think if we would have met those standards against the usa, which we did the second half, and certainly against iran and englandthere's only gonna be one outcome unfortunately. chelsea women eased into the champions league quarterfinals with a 4—0 win over albanain champions vllaznia shkoder. they were ahead inside 12 minutes through wales captain sophie ingle. a quick free—kick led to fran kirby doubling their lead before the break. substitute keterina svitkova put the game to bed, before maren mjelde scored an injury time penalty. chelsea are now 1a games unbeaten in all competitions. leg—spinner rehan ahmed is poised to become the youngest man to play test cricket for england, after being handed a debut in the third test against pakistan, which starts tomorrow. the 18—year—old breaks the record of legendary yorkshire batter brian close, which has stood since 1919. ahmed and wicketkeeper ben foakes come into the side in karachi, in place of pace—bowler james anderson and all—rounder willjacks. england have an unassailable 2—0 lead in the 3—match series. i'm just really excited to see when he's got the ball, a

they're going to pose a greater challenge wales, greater challenge than wales, the iran have to england. the usa england. so fine england going to so fine england are going to have their game somewhat have to up their game somewhat as the england manager gareth southgate been explaining, southgate has been explaining, i think olivier has done a fine tastic job. they were very unlucky not to qualify from the group in russia and you know, they've deservedly done it this time so we know exactly size of the task ahead of us. well it's a good position to be in. you want your players in confident mood and our forward players are of you want to try to make the best possible decision but in some respects i'm not sure there's a right or wrong . yes, there's a right or wrong. yes, he was referring to ali you see say there the senegal coach who's actually ill at the moment and we don't know he's going to make it tonight as the assistant manager for senegal explained yesterday . yes, he's been sick yesterday. yes, he's been sick for a couple of days now. and he us take charge of training yesterday obviously

for our cousins in england face senegal on fs1. team usa didn't make it.least will, finally got a trophy after winning the big subsoccer showdown yesterday. it was a dominated performance. also 3-1. he played the role of holland and the netherlands. will: a few people in social media say i celebrated very quickly. that goal went in. you were going like this. my hands were in the air. pete: i didn't. it was a nice win. rachel: did you like the game. will: yes, i definitely like that game. how many times do you think you would play the game? pete: one of those things you play a lot for a bit, maybe it sits for a while unless it is in the middle of your entertaining. will: i think your kids would like it. rachel: kids would like it. will: it has been three weeks since the murder of four-eyed hoe students, police have still not named a suspect. there is a potential new clue that could help investigators. rachel: moving out. apple reportedly making plans to leave china as protests threaten their iphone supply chain. not human rights, just the supply chain they'

social networks from a blogger british and american citizenship he was born in the usa but grew up and lived in england to his fans. he said that his move, as he put it, is 40% due to the fact that they will definitely not be prosecuted there with accusations of sexual crimes. it turned out that this is not so, the tate brothers are suspected that they, together with two citizens of romania, created a criminal group that lured girls and then forced them to act in porn, resorting to violence, threats and other methods of psychological pressure in the house. andrew tate two pistols and edged weapons were found. the villa was equipped with a video surveillance system in the english press, they write that the blogger gave away his location due to a dispute he started with environmental activist greta thunberg. i informed greece that my very impressive collection of cars with internal combustion engines. it costs a huge amount of harmful emissions into the atmosphere. you asked me to bring him pizza adding that recycle box. he doesn't intend to, ostensibly thanks to the inscription on the delivered pizza. t

that and i think if we would have met those standards against the usa, which we did the second half, and certainly against iran and englandou start like that. if we had met the standards that. if we had met the standards that we played against belgium and holland, then we would have given those teams more of a game. wales one after those teams more of a game. wales gone afterjust _ those teams more of a game. wales gone afterjust at — those teams more of a game. wales gone afterjust at the _ those teams more of a game. wales gone afterjust at the three - those teams more of a game. wales gone afterjust at the three matches| gone after just at the three matches here in qatar, france and argentina looking ahead to what will be their seventh and obviously, the most important game at this world cup, the final on sunday afternoon. we had done robin a little earlier, he has also caught up with gary who will be leading bbc tv coverage on sunday. we will be leading bbc tv coverage on sunda . ~ ., will be leading bbc tv coverage on sunda . ~ . ., ., ., ., sunday. we have had two or three of the big stars — sunday. we have had two

usa 3—1. here in the uk, health officials warn parents to look out for symptoms of a condition caused by strep a. six children have died recently in england wales after contracting the infection. 39 unaccompanied albanian children who have come into the care of kent county council this year have gone missing, raising fears of human trafficking. and keen to be seen in green. prince william and kate arrive for the environmental awards the earthshot prize, in boston. hello, welcome to the programme. moscow has warned the european union and the g7 against adopting a price cap on russian oil, saying it would endanger energy security. the $60—a—barrel cap was approved yesterday. washington says the move will restrict revenues for russia's war in ukraine. louisa pilbeam reports. the latest russian missile strike in kharkiv. more destruction and suffering, in a war that is showing no sign of ending. but a move by the g7 — the world's seven largest advanced economies — australia and the european union, to cap the price of russian oil is hoped to bring an end to this war closer. they've agreed to restrict the price of russian oil at $60 a barrel —

that and i think if we would have met those standards against the usa, which we did the second half, and certainly against iran and england free—kick led to fran kirby doubling their lead before the break. substitute keterina svitkova put the game to bed, before maren mjelde scored an injury time penalty. chelsea are now 1a games unbeaten in all competitions. leg—spinner rehan ahmed is poised to become the youngest man to play test cricket for england, after being handed a debut in the third test against pakistan, which starts tomorrow. the 18—year—old breaks the record of legendary yorkshire batter brian close, which has stood since 1949. ahmed and wicketkeeper ben foakes come into the side in karachi, in place of pace—bowler james anderson and all—rounder willjacks. england have an unassailable 2—0 lead in the 3—match series. i�*m just really excited to see when he�*s got the ball, and me and managers message was to take wickets with the ball and smack it with the bat and in the field, chase after the ball until it goes for four but he was very excited when we told him he was making his debut and it�*s almost like it pu

usa is as strong as win. we did pretty well against england. we actually should have won that game.hink the win is with us today. there's a strong defense, there's a strong possibility we might go through. >> i'm really excited to being here. i'm used to watching the women's game and it's exciting to watch the men on the other side of the pond. it's exciting to enjoy it. >> reporter: team usa, their star, christian pulisic is going to be in the starting lineup after suffering that pelvic contusion scoring that 38th minute goal against iran that put the u.s. into the knockout stage. you know guys, it doesn't get any better for team usa. they only made to the quarterfinals twice, in 1932. and it's a festive atmosphere here at the irish pub here in atlanta. i'm thinking i couldn't imagine bars across the country being more packed at 9:00 a.m. than they are right now. >> it's going to be an exciting game. >> and even before 9:00 a.m., too. >> yeah, a lot of drinking today, i imagine, andy, it's going to be great if christian pulisic has his landon donovan moment. he couldn't celebrate h

alliance, germany, austria-hungary, italy and the montante bloc russia-england, france during the war , turkey and bulgaria, romania and the usahe triple alliance. each country pursued its own goal, germany sought to expand its possessions and establish dominance in the world politics. france wanted to return the lost territories, as well as to seize the royal coal basin, austria-hungary had territorial claims to serbia, montenegro, romania and russia, and also sought to suppress england sought to destroy germany as its main rival in trade, as well as to take oil-rich lands from turkey, italy sought to expand its dominance in the balkan peninsula. russia acted on the side of england and france as a member of the consent bloc. the pretext for the start of the war was the sarajevo, the assassination of the austrian archduke franz ferdinand on june 28, 1914, by the serbian nationalist gavrilova, calling for a manifesto to start the war with germany, russian society. met with a big with enthusiasm, the russian army at first advanced significantly into enemy territory, but the next year the situation on the fronts changed. the comm

the shocks at this world cup and i know there was some frustration over the draw against the usa that england wildlife. this was some camels this morning, out having a little walk through the souk. we were down here first thing this morning and they were getting some exercise, up and down the main street through the souk. we wanted to try to get them on live, that would have been great but i think they had the hon. oh, really? that is beneath you! can ijust oh, really? that is beneath you! can i just ask for oh, really? that is beneath you! can ijust ask for a oh, really? that is beneath you! can i just ask for a second, can the camera operator, can you stop talking and can we just listen to the waves, so we can have a little feeling, no speaking and just us listening and having a little calm, robinson crusoe moment? sometimes... it is a little bit of a moment. — sometimes... it is a little bit of a moment. isn't — sometimes... it is a little bit of a moment, isn't it? _ sometimes. .. it is a little bit of a moment, isn't it? that— sometimes. .. it is a little bit of a moment, isn't it? that

usa as the first game in the last 16. we have got so much more action coming up, england taking to the field on sunday against senegal andrlier the dutch won 3-1, the to the match earlier the dutch won 3—1, the americans missed a golden chance to take the lead two minutes in. it was the dutch who struck first. a beautiful goalfrom memphis depayjust for the ten minute walk and on the stroke of half—time, daley blind put the netherlands up, the netherlands had forfurther damage. it was denzel dumfries who sealed the win for the netherlands in the 76th minute. the dutch continue their record of avoiding defeat in their last 23 matches, scoring an opening goal in the world cup. that is a great start. that dates back to 1978. let's look ahead to england's, the expectations around england. gareth southgate says his team is ready for extra time and penalties against the african champion senegal. so far, so good for england. no team earned more points in the group stage. 0ne earned more points in the group stage. one of only a handful of sites to emerge unbeaten but they know the defeat from here on in means going the manager aw

france easing past poland 31 all that means england and france have until saturday to prepare for a quarter final against each other and some final shots of team usa. the guys getting hugs from their moms for moms always make things better right after saturday mornings defeat against the netherlands, the team posted a simple thank you to their fans on instagram. sad to see them go but know that comfort boys and their mamas you know, boy, mom, i didn't know and we are so proud of team usa. absolutely the first round of the world cup was full of a lot of surprises. lots of shocks. lots of drama. but now as we get closer to the end, it seems kind of the traditional powers are rising. england, france, netherlands and argentina. so we're kind of seeing the teams that we expect a out. yeah fun to watch the end coming up next, the massive and deadly rogue wave that struck a cruise ship off the coast of argentina, plus getting a jump start on the holidays from a fidget toy set to sound activated party lights with our gives whiz. he'll be back by with his own unique holiday gift ideas. but first the fedex driver who is now charged with capital murder in th

usa as the first game in the last 16. plenty more action to come over the coming days, with of course england taking to the field on sunday dutch won 3—1. securing a place in the quarterfinal where they will play argentina next friday. here at the world cup, many fans�* thoughts are with the brazilian great pele. a leading brazilian newspaper says the football legend is being given end—of—life care in hospital in sao paulo. the hospital has declined to comment on the report. pele, who's 82, had surgery for bowel cancer in september. he was readmitted to hospital earlier this week. brazilian fans at the world cup in qatar have been displaying giant banners wishing him well. pele won three world cups with brazil and is widely regarded as the greatest footballer of all time. lots of people wishing him well. that is the latest from here in doha. another thrilling match but it is argentina again who will now progress. back to you, lewis. and a reminder there's much more on our website, including what it's like to spend the day with brazilian fans watching their team at the world cup. just log on to bbc.com/news. there's been m

usa 3—1. here in the uk, health officials warn parents to look out for symptoms of a condition caused by strep a. six children have died recently in england