we can really take a positive step towards the world cup if we win in warsaw.the season. it is understood lingard has concerns about how often he's likely to play for the club, especially since the arrival of cristiano ronaldo. lingard scored twice in england's win over andorra on sunday, and impressed during a loan spell with west ham last season. meanwhile, ronaldo has trained with his new club manchester united for the first time. he missed portugal's world cup qualifying win against azerbaijan through suspension, after picking up a yellow card during the win over ireland last week. the new england women's manager sarina viegman has named herfirst over ireland last week. the new england women's manager sarina viegman has named herfirst england squad since taking charge — and it includes 16 players from the british tokyo olympic team. the squad includes uncapped pair esme morgan and katie zelen. the experienced mary urps and lucy staniforth are back in the team. but manchester city trio lucy bronze, keira walsh, and ellie roebuck all miss out through injury.

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we can really take a positive step towards the world cup if we win in warsaw.season. meanwhile, ronaldo has trained with his new club manchester united for the first time. he missed portugal's world cup qualifying win against azerbaijan through suspension, after picking up a yellow card during the win over ireland last week. the new england women's manager sarina viegman has named herfirst england squad since taking charge — and it includes 16 players from the british tokyo olympic team. the squad includes uncapped pair esme morgan and katie zelen. the experienced mary urps and lucy staniforth are back in the team. but manchester city trio lucy bronze, keira walsh, and ellie roebuck all miss out through injury. now tomorrow evening, we could see yet another milestone for 18—year—old emma raducanu at the us open. the briton is in quarterfinal action at flushing meadows at around 5pm uk time — she faces the tokyo olympic champion this summer, belinda bencic. but raducanu still hasn't lost a set in this remarkable run to the last eight. the last briton to win the

they're away at legia warsaw. latest 1—0 to warsaw. rangers also have an early kick—off.a. the other british side in action this evening are tottenham, and their supporters will be hoping for a change in form against the little—known slovenian side ns mura in the europa conference league. when spurs beat watford at the end of august, they'd chalked up three premier league wins out of three and stood top of the table. since then, they've lost three league matches and conceded nine goals. plenty for manager nuno espirito santo to ponder. i was iwas in i was in the mood is not good. we are sad, _ i was in the mood is not good. we are sad, disappointed. it's a feeling _ are sad, disappointed. it's a feeling that we have to realise that we have _ feeling that we have to realise that we have to... that is with us. that goes _ we have to... that is with us. that goes home — we have to... that is with us. that goes home with us, that does not allow_ goes home with us, that does not allow us _ goes home with us, that does not allow us to— goes home with us, that does not allow us

and in the earlier kick offs, leicester were beaten by legia warsaw to continue their poor start to thedraw to defeat so far for the foxes in europe. and rangers are rooted to the bottom of their group after they were beaten i—nil by sparta prague. david hanckos headerjust about crossed the line in the first half despite allan mcgregors best efforts and things got wo rse for steven gerrards side when glen kamara was shown his second yellow card with 17 minutes remaining. in europe or conference league hurricane patrick despite the only been on a feel for half an hour. showed a comfortable win for tottenham hotspur over slovenia inside. tottenham boss disanto brought on kane it tookjust ten minutes or kane to score his first. england captain den sealing a 90 minute hat trick for that at the end, his 13 for the club. spurs first victory in the group stages. phil foden and ollie watkins have been named in gareth southgate's england squad for the up coming world cup qualifiers against andorra and hungary next month. foden returns having missed the last matches in september because of injury

it still won't be easy though, the group with at spartak moscow, warsaw and to not path components napolith three wins out of three domestically. tonight, it is leicester's shop to stop them and beat them. lots of pedigree this year in the real pulley, many teens who just missed out on getting into the champions league. eight of tonight's ties are under way in the europa league. you can see that celtic have the lead at real betis, albian ajeti with the goal. these are half—time scores mostly with at least the half—time whistles going off. it is to have been to now there, what a game. west ham are also away. michail antonio with the goal to give them the lead against dinamo zagreb. rangers kick off a little bit later at the i blocks against lee llong. it has been many years as we have three european competitions and that was when the aruba cup was born out of the previously. this could be a good omen for tottenham. that of the previously. this could be a good omen for tottenham. that is a ure good omen for tottenham. that is a pure centre — good omen for tottenham. that is a pure centre an

the louder this was just i journalist young angle god is curator at the museum of polish history in warsaw as ships of photograph yoke toward apps. it's a sport known as lab. their voice gets kicking him in ski. gravitational change in such just a good, you're going to go to cal paul, actually been from the model phase. my photograph. yup. so it's 5. you know, if it doesn't have part of sky by means he's storage nailed about what? all that in your mouth to play nice. not funny. he's 30 fact. now i that there were other fact to about which the west prefers to keep silent in the moment off a ribbon dropped, packed was only signed after all, leading european powers and made deals with hensler 1933 germany, france, u. k. and actually signed the full power act. 934. poland and germany signed a non aggression declaration. 935 k and germany signed unable agreement. 1938. the okay. france and italy. agree to the petition of czechoslovakia between germany, poland, and hungary, 939, and a stony assigned non aggression ex we'll germany. it's roxanne, us and i and go from the front door to want wendy'

however, warsaw does say simply won't pay the court of justice of the european union demands half a $1000000.00 daily fines from poland for the fact that poland did not leave its citizens without energy and did not close the mines overnight. it is judicial robbery and stepped in broad daylight. you will get a cent of ensure of coal mine facility does supply power to more than $2000000.00 polish households and that's 5 percent of the countries, entire electricity. and water argues that closing it threatens energy security and eliminate size and of job's not in the meantime, e lawmakers are blaming moscow for the crisis, claiming gas problem is not pumping enough gas. however, rushes energy producer says that has nothing to do with it, and everything to do with the block lessing stockpiles of the be a few blue few run out, i mean, spokesperson added to that rushes huge new street to gas pipeline to europe will actually slash prices and economist and political commentator told us that the whole situation exposes her pa, chrissy. this is absolutely a thing of brush up where we are because i guess f

but if we look further toward the east sunshine in warsaw with a high of 27 degrees, we'll get into some bursts of rain across scandinavia as well. so also 19, much cooler than what it has been over the last few days when this weather report in africa. we've got this really cluster of selves now pushing out toward the atlantic. this was impacting guinea, but sal gainey and senate goal. but now we look for bursts of rain through beneath toko and into the ivory coast, impacting abby john with a hiv 96 degrees. that's it for me. i'll catch up with you later. the weather sponsored by castle airways voted world's best airline of 2021. when freedom of the press is under threat in, oh, you just because i thought, genuinely about your thoughts towards the making government step outside the mainstream. there has been a implement here just some of access points that shift the focus, the pandemic that's turned out to be a handy little pretext for the prime minister if it clamped down on the press, covering the waves. the news is covered. so listening post on the the me welcome back and recap our to

but if we look further toward the east sunshine in warsaw with a high of 27 degrees, we'll get into some bursts of rain across scandinavia as well. so also 19, much cooler than what it has been over the last few days when this weather report in africa. we've got this really cluster of cells now pushing out toward the atlantic. this was impacting guinea, but south guinea and center goal. but now we look for bursts of rain through beneath toko and into the ivory coast, impacting abby john with a hiv 26 degrees. that's it for me. i'll catch up with you later. the meet the young river traders resume thinking neither read nor right. they know how to code their breathing dangerous again with their he'll do anything just to christine, you know, when else examining the headline, we can have a political, the census political difference should not be the reason to kill other human investigative german locations. we've gained access to a training camp run by a boy from different corner. i never see, no american dream in america. you just feel like you're caged animal. things on my child shouldn't g

however, warsaw says it simply won't pay the court of justice of the european union demands half a $1000000.00 daily fines from poland for the fact that poland did not leave it citizens without energy and did not close the mines overnight. it is judicial robbery and stepped in broad daylight. you won't get assent on the fine, comes off the full months of war. so ignoring orders to hope the tour of coal mine potent doggies, the closing the facility threatens the countries energy security, an estimate, and eliminates the 10s of thousands of jobs. ah . in the meantime, a utah makers are playing moscow for the energy crisis. climbing gas problem isn't pumping enough gas, but rushes energy producers says that has nothing to do with it and everything to do with the block, letting stop piles of fuel run out, the criminal spokesman, i did, the rushes huge. no stream to gas pipeline to europe will actually slash prices when economist and political commentator told us the whole situation exposes the us poll chrissy. this is absolutely a thing of brush up all we have because i guess from was sending more

kasia bochenska is from the mobile phone maker mudita in warsaw, poland. welcome to the programme.ot of money for a film that i can only text or make a call with. that i can only text or make a call with-— call with. -- for a phone. it depends— call with. -- for a phone. it depends how _ call with. -- for a phone. it depends how you _ call with. -- for a phone. it depends how you look - call with. -- for a phone. it depends how you look at i call with. -- for a phone. it| depends how you look at it. call with. -- for a phone. it i depends how you look at it. if you look at how much data you want online, it is actually not so much to pay.— want online, it is actually not so much to pay. when you say ou will so much to pay. when you say you will have _ so much to pay. when you say you will have data, _ so much to pay. when you say you will have data, just - you will have data, just explain. if it is a very basic phone, what can it do? figs explain. if it is a very basic phone, what can it do? as you mentioned. — phone, what can it do? as you mentioned, you _ phone, what can it do? as

however, warsaw says is simply why pay the court of justice of the european union demands half a $1000000.00 daily fines from poland. for the fact that poland did not leave its citizens without energy and did not close the mines overnight. it is judicial robbery and slept in broad daylight. you won't get a cent when he lawmakers not for the 1st time. a blaming moscow, claiming that gas problem is not pumping enough gas rushes energy produce today, says that has nothing to do with it. and everything to do with the block, letting stop piles of the blue fuel run out cramming spokesperson, i did see that rushes huge nor stream to gas pipeline to europe will actually slash prices. and economist and political commentator says that the whole situation does expose e. paul chrissy, this is absolutely a thing of russia for we have because i guess from was sending more gas to germany than ever to supply us now. know that they need more gas and they are, and the speculators in the, on the liberated markets from the european commute communion are now chasing, chasing money, no gas from it. so therefore,

you won't get assent while the fine does come after 4 months of warsaw, ignoring orders to help me cheer of coal mine, poland dog. the closing the facility there threatens the countries energy security and would eliminate tens of thousands of jobs ah . in the meantime, e lawmakers, the blaming moscow for the crisis, claiming that gas problem is not pumping enough gas, however rushes energy produce. it says that has nothing to do with it and everything to do with the block, letting stockpiles off the fuel run out. i mean, spokesperson added to the rushes. she's nord stream to gas pipeline to europe will actually slash prices. and economist and political commentator told us that the whole situation does expose a policy. this is absolutely a thing of brush up all we have because i guess from was sending more gas to germany than ever last. it is now or shows now that it is deli needed and we don't know these things. definitely the, the problems are made in with the europe and are not from the outside. i think this is the, the arrogance and the hypocrisy of the european bureaucrats. they don'

last month, poland registered thousands of attempts to illegally cross his borders from better warsaw on with some other u powers. believe the crossings are being encouraged by but russian president look a shank investigation. again. sanctions from loc, opponents planning to build a fence along the border to keep out illegal, migrants, many of whom are from the middle east. now also has been drawing criticism for fees and that as a group of afghans trying to between poland and batteries for 3 weeks political unless to kill but dr. osha and his perspective on the situation. well, i think that this statement about possible state of emergency is simply political posturing by the polish government. they will set up a, a barbed wire fence. the delivery is border, but it's not because they face a security risk. it's only so they can get the television cameras there and to show west europeans show brussels how keen they are to protect europe, ian values from the dictator in charge in minsk. this is a political statement. it is not a security statement. so they don't like to look at the map,

we've got an abundance of sunshine. warsaw 26 degrees, but unsettled there. 3 looked toward a scandinavia and the baltic states on saturday. well, in this weather report in africa, it's what the west, some really big storms lighting up here. so we're talking about guinea guinea be so senegal and the can be out toward the atlantic. so that's something we will watch and also some weather as we look toward nigeria. lycos has a high of 31 degrees on saturday season. the challenges attractive circumstances pushes forward. let us step into uncertainty and experience the happiness of the moment. let us persevere. the 4th al jazeera comes into national documentary film festival in san diego, and dawn line from the 10th to the 14th of september 2021. a. j b dog. don't be a bus clearings are now taking over what used to be pristine forest, where giant trees one stood tall and cheaper to use. roll. conservation is said. the area is warming with ego timber lockers and butcher's. 4 years ago, the government is theory in the, on the east, the ban on the timber trade. but not decision only opened a floo

but if we look further toward the east sunshine in warsaw with a high of 27 degrees, we'll get into some bursts of rain across scandinavia as well. so also 19, much cooler.

england remain on course to qualify for the world cup, despite a late poland equaliser in warsaw.rea. but the european championship runners—up couldn't hold on to the three points. poland equalising in stoppage time through damian szymanski. the draw ends england's100% record in qualifying. elsewhere there wins for italy, germany, spain and belgium. the new nfl season gets underway later with defending champions tampa bay buccaneers against the dallas cowboys. tom brady and the buccaneers got the better of kansas city chiefs quarterback patrick mahomes at superbowl 55 in february. mahomes says he can't wait to get going in the new season, especially with fans returning to nfl stadiums in large numbers. iam i am extremely excited, seeing those environments has got me ready for this week. i told some of the guys, you don't have to keep me calm. seeing those fans going crazy, just enjoying that moment will be special. major league baseball has finally inducted into its hall of fame history one it's all time greats, derekjeter. it may have been delayed by a year due to the global pand

let's take you to warsaw and cd projekt and gaming. cyberpunk 2077. income numbers strong today. this is a company that got beaten up by glitches and bugs and one of its main games, cyberpunk. also talking about the updates not being free which is consistent with what others are saying. the stock soaring. it is thursday, we are in the u.k.. bhp one of last dividends we will see. the stock down 4.5%. it is thursday and that is the net result. bhp gives you an idea that the energy stocks are strong. alix: money coming into china, iron ore prices. the other news out of the european union which we saw was what happened with pci. very strong numbers. july prices rising 2.3%, beating estimates across the board. estonia, ireland, belgium, all seeing a big rise, even germany seeing a rise of ppi. all that will impact the ecb policy discussion next week when the meeting happens. peter praet, ecb former chief economist joins us now. we've seen a lot of hawks come out. are the hawks in charge at the ecb? peter: i would not say that. you are right. i worried abou

england go to warsaw off the back of two straight four—nil victories, but southgate doesn't want hisn a — as a team, we have to recognise we're in a good moment and the team are playing _ we're in a good moment and the team are playing well. but also, those moments — are playing well. but also, those moments can be dangerous because if we get _ moments can be dangerous because if we get any— moments can be dangerous because if we get any sense of complacency, we're _ we get any sense of complacency, we're going into a game where we'll be really— we're going into a game where we'll be really challenged, and this is a big opportunity for us. we can really— big opportunity for us. we can really take a positive step towards the world — really take a positive step towards the world cup if we win in warsaw. emma raducanu says she's grateful for the support she's been receiving during her remarkable run at this year's us open. the british 18—year—old is through to the quarterfinal of the tournament. she hasn't even dropped a set so far. and yesterday, she knocked out the last american women

the sec claims he used his position in the bank's warsaw office to access confidential information torades netting him at least 470 thousand dollars in illegal profits. a lawyer for him could not be immediately located for comment. citigroup is trying to persuade an appeals group that revlon creditors should return $500 million that the bank accidentally sent them last year every to roll heard arguments from both sides on whether it should reverse a lower court surprise decision that the lenders can keep the money. citigroup said that decision sent shockwaves through the market. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and at bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. dani: thank you so much. juliette saly in singapore. coming up, the u.k. is set to ended spend era -- pandemic era furlough scheme. we are going to have that story next. this is bloomberg. ♪ dani: welcome back. i'm dani burger in london alongside manus cranny in dubai. the u.k. government is ending to of its pandemic era safety net programs that pumpe

periods of peace and prosperity, which we have had since the end of the cold war, a 30 year story, the warsaw pact resolved, nato, we could say iran or north korea were bad guys but nobody believed we would go to war. spending on defense, you shrink the size, equipment gets older. and then you have a situation. it is a long-winded way of saying there are promises and there are hidden realities, but when it comes down to it, the tool you have is going to have a certain goodness to it, capable or not capable, but then it is the political policy decision on whether to use that tool and how to use that tool. for an administration like george w. bush or barack obama or donald trump or now joe biden to decide the political decision to get involved in afghanistan or to stay there a while or withdraw, these were policy decisions. what underlies that policy decision is an assumption of conditions in the world and whether the tools you have, u.n. dispatches and security council, stamens from the white house, -- statements from the white house or military power, how useful they are. it is hard to wage w

that situation so periods of peace and prosperity that we've had the since of end of the cold war, warsaw pac resolved and nate owe, didn't have the -- we could say that iran was the bad guy or north korea, but nobody believed we would actually go to war. so spending on defense, shrink its size and equipment is older and then voila, you have the situation. so it's a long-winded way to say that there are promises and hidden realities, but when it comes down to it, the tool that you have is going to have a certain goodness to it, capable or not capable, but then it's the political policy decision on whether to use that tool and how you use that tool. . so, for an administration like george w. bush or barack obama or donald trump or now joe biden, to decide the political decision to get involved in afghanistan, or to stay there for a while, or to withdraw, these were policy decisions. and what underlies that policy decision is an assumption of conditions in the world and whether the tools you have, you know, u.n. dispatch, the security council, or statements from the white house, or military

and in the earlier kick offs, leicester were beaten by legia warsaw to continue their poor start to thekos headerjust about crossed the line in the first half despite allan mcgregors best efforts and things got wo worse for steven gerrards side when glen kamara was shown his second yellow card with 17 minutes remaining. in europe or conference league harry cabne hatrick despite the only been on a feel for half an hour. showed a comfortable win for tottenham hotspur over slovenia inside. tottenham boss disanto brought on kane it tookjust ten minutes for kane to score his first. england captain then sealing a 90 minute hat trick for that at the end, his 13 for the club. spurs first victory in the group stages. phil foden and ollie watkins have been named in gareth southgate's england squad for the up coming world cup qualifiers against andorra and hungary next month. foden returns having missed the last matches in september because of injury the same applies for the aston villa forward ollie watkins, who southgate said came close to making his squad for the european championship. ac milan

. >> stern: they were killed either in warsaw or in auschwitz. none of my family survived. get out. >> wertheim: did you ever ask yourself, why me? why were you the one that made it to the united states? >> stern: yes, even last night. and i said, "well, huh, in slang, there ain't nothing special about you, but if you were saved, you got to show that you were worthy of it." and that has been the driving force in my professional life. >> wertheim: so, as a way to honor your family that perished? >> stern: yeah. >> wertheim: after the war, guy stern, victor brombert and paul fairbrook came home, married, and went to ivy league schools, on the g.i. bill. guy stern became a professor for almost 50 years. they all rose to the top of their fields, as did a number of other ritchie boys, says history professor david frey. i understand there are some ritchie boys that became fairly prominent figures. >> frey: there are a whole variety of prominent ritchie boys. >> wertheim: it turns out author j.d. salinger was a ritchie boy. so was archibald roosevelt, grandson of theodore roosevel

the phone calls were pouring in from warsaw, paris, london.stion "what the heck is going on? "and more importantly and here i want to use a technical historian term. the people on the other end of the phone were freaking out. and now we have crowds surging tlult all of europe and one of the most amazing things i think bush does and she manages to keep all the international leaders calm. to try encourage them to take a breath, a step back so nobody ultimately pulls the trigger. as he begins to think about the reconstruction with everything going on and i will end on this point, which is to say what he does next fundamentally shapes the world we all live in today. for good and for ill. which is to say when germans begin to dance in the wall, this leads to an inevitable question we're going to see germans wanting to unite. the vision had been the entire impetus for the cold war and in many ways participation for world war ii. and as time passed we would let the germans come together and celebrate as one people. that's helmet's vision, despite the

england are in warsaw, as they look to secure their place in qatar next winter.winner against belarus kept them in the hunt for an automatic place at the finals. they take on estonia at home in cardiff, and a win could take them up to second in their group. and it's a huge night in belfast, as northern ireland face switzerland. a win at winsdor park would see them move above their opponents, into second place. and it's notjust about the football this evening. emma raducanu is back in action in her quarter—final at the us open. the 18—year—old faces the tokyo olympic champion from this summer, belinda bencic. now, raducanu still hasn't lost a set in what has been an incredible run to the last eight. the last brit to win the women's title was virginia wade, back in 1968. olympic silver medallist ethan hayter is the new leader of cycling's tour of britain. he impressed on the track in the madison with matt walls, and now he's showing what he can do on the road. a fine performance from the ineos grenadiers in the time trial put hayter in the race lead, with five stag

the phone calls from berlin, from warsaw, from paris, from london.asking the same basic question, what the heck is going on? and more importantly, here i want to use a technical historian term, the people on the other end of the phone were freaking out, because nobody had planned for this to happen, nobody anticipated this would happen in their lifetimes. and now, we have crowds surging through all of europe. one of the most amazing things i think bush does, and we know this from the records that have been declassified, it's that he manages to keep all those international leaders calm. to try to encourage them to just take a breath. take a step back. so that nobody ultimately pulls the trigger. as he begins to think about the reconstruction of europe, if you will, the strategic map with everything going on. i will and on this point. that is to say, what he does next fundamentally shapes the world that we all live in today. for good and for ill. that is to say, when germans begin to dance on the wall, this leads to inevitable question that we will sub

and what begins to happen is in warsaw, in vienna, these massive numbers of refugees that are descending on these cities and they're overwhelmingly jewish refugees. so american jews begin to organize to actually help these people. for a lot of these russian jews, for people who are helping belgian civilians, it's a humanitarian impulse. we want to do the right thing. but for people that are helping russian jews a lot of times this is very personal for them. you have got refugee workers who walk around these encampments and they go up to people and they ask them, do you have a relative in the united states? if somebody says yes. do you know where they live? do you have their name and address? and they will write directly to that person and say, your aunt, your grandfather, your former neighbor is in need of help. can you send some money. right? that's personal outreach. that's really trying to make sure that the personal becomes political. or the political becomes personal. however you want to put it. and we can see this with italians, right? italians are also mobilizing. they're very, ve

the sec claims jose luis casero sanchez used his position in the bank's warsaw office to access confidentialing him at least $470,000 in illegal profits. a lawyer for casero sanchez could not be immediately located for comment. the international olympic committee says no international spectators will be allowed at beijing's 2022 winter games. it says tickets will be sold exclusively to spectators residing in china's mainland who meet virus requirements. the ioc also says that athletes who are not fully vaccinated will have to quarantine for 21 days upon arrival in beijing. global news, 24 hours a day, on-air and at bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2,700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am looking forward to watching the racing. francine: me too. a very good point. coming up, area banks are said to reopen for investors as the ecb bust bs dividends cap expires. -- ecb's dividends cap expires. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: welcome back to the open. you are looking at gains across the european space. there and that u.k., gains -- here in the u.k., there a

england are in warsaw as they look to secure their place in qatar next winter. we have to recognise that we're in a good moment and, um, the team are playing well, but also those moments can be dangerous because if we get any sense of complacency, then we're going into a game where we'll be really challenged. and this is a big opportunity for us — we can really take a positive step towards the world cup if we win in warsaw. wales are also back in action after their last—minute winner against belarus kept them in the hunt for an automatic place at the finals. they take on estonia at home in cardiff — and a win could take them up to second in their group. meanwhile, it's a huge night in belfast as northern ireland face switzerland — a win at windsor park would see them move above their opponents into second place. it's notjust about the football this evening. this woman is back in action — emma raducanu in her quarter final at the us open. the 18—year—old faces the tokyo olympic champion from this summer, belinda bencic. now, raducanu still hasn't lost a set in wh

despite this stunning strike from captain harry kane, poland rescued a late draw in warsaw.nd after the sunshine and heat it's all about the storms over the next few days. scattered thunderstorms arriving and it will turn fresher. i will have a full forecast here on breakfast. it's thursday the 9th of september. our top story. boats carrying migrants across the channel from france could be turned back at sea, in new tactics authorised by the home secretary, priti patel. the move is set to be opposed by the french authorities, who describe the technique as dangerous, and a breach of maritime law. simonjones has this report. more than 1,500 migrants have reached the uk by boat this week alone. britain says the numbers are unacceptable — france, unsatisfactory. a meeting between the home secretary and her french counterpart, gerald darmanin, yesterday was described as constructive, but failed to agree new measures to prevent the crossings. now priti patel plans to use so—called push—back tactics to force boats back into french waters — in limited circumstances, and only when it

. >> welcome to warsaw. you fought hard to get me back. the clerk: dr. ferguson. dr. ferguson votes yet. mr. estes votes yes. mr. smucker votes aye. mr. hern. mr. hern votes aye. mrs. miller. mrs. miller votes aye. mr. horsford. mr. chairman. chair neal: no. the clerk: mr. chairman votes no. i have 24 nays and 18 ayes. chair neal: there being 24 nays and 18 ayes. the amendment fails. are there other amendments to the amendment in the nature of a substitute? >> mr. chairman. chair neal: the gentleman from georgia is recognized, mr. thompson. mr. thompson: question for the clerk. you said you had 24 yeas. were there any members not recorded? chair neal: 24 noes. the clerk: 24 noes and 18 ayes. mr. thompson: were there any members not recorded? the clerk: no horsford -- mr. horsford was not recorded on that vote. mr. thompson: thank you. chair neal: are there any amendments to the amendment in the nature of a substitute? >> mr. chairman. chair neal: i'm hearing a voice. i just can't recognize -- mrs. miller. the gentlelady is recognized. >> mr. chairman. chair neal: the

their needs are and if they are needed to be given refugee status in poland. 0ur correspondent in warsaw belarus. these amnesty international says that many of these people including a group of 32 afghans as you say were pushed back from poland by the polish border guards back into belarus. as you say, the polish government says they were not aware of any push backs about the polish border guard has admitted that it has returning migrants back to belarus and all three countries have been accused of this returning migrants in contravention of eu law that says that even if a migrant is crossing a border illegally not an official crossing point, if they are seeking asylum, they must have access to asylum, they must have access to asylum procedures. this is what the ngos are saying, all three countries are denying these people their basic rights. britney spears' father has been suspended from the legal arrangement that gave him control over her life, after 13 years. singer accused jamie spears of years of abuse. ajudge in los angeles has passed control of the estate to an accountant nominate

qualifiers for the home nations tonight... involving northern ireland wales and england... who are in warsaw�*s described as a �*surreal�* summer later. the 18 year old�*s extraordinary run at the us open has taken her to the quarter finals... where she�*ll play the olympic champion from tokyo... belinda bencic. raducanu still hasn�*t lost a set in either qualifying orthe main draw in reaching the last 8. golf�*s open championship will return to northern ireland and royal portrush in 2025. it will be the second time the it has staged the major in six yea rs. its long—awaited return attracted over 230 — thousand spectators in 2019, setting a new attendance record for a championship held outside st andrews. shane lowry clinched the claretjug on that occasion, beating tommy fleetwood. american collin morikawa is the reigning champion. now one of the standout moments from the tokyo paralympics was seeing british cycling golden couple neil and lora fachie winning gold medals just minutes apart — and smashing world records in the process. earlier, they spoke to bbc breakfast about that special day

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