mark easton, bbc news, the west country.it is not inevitable and that it can and must be stopped. in a speech to the party's conference in brighton, he called on both theresa may and jeremy corbyn to support a people's vote, on the final deal the prime minister negotiates with brussels. from brighton, our political correspondent ben wright reports. hey, hey, theresa may! give us all a final say! this is a party that believes brexit can be stopped. but it's also a party looking for fresh purpose and soon, a new leader after sir vince cable said he would stand down before the next election. he's a lame duck leader now, isn't he? hardly a lame duck, he's not set a specific time, he's said he's got a number of tasks. and one task above all... brexit is not inevitable. it can and it must be stopped. the lib dems want a second referendum on the brexit deal and sir vince urged the prime minister to follow their example. instead of kowtowing to her enemies in the conservative party, she could lead her party and the country by openin

in the premiership, gloucester came back from being ten points down at half time to win the west countryol bears. the bears, who were promoted at the end of last season, led 13—3 at the break but gloucester scored five tries in the second half, two of them from charlie sharples. 0spreys' unbeaten start to the season in the pro!!! has come to a crushing end. they were beaten 49—13 by munster in limerick. 0spreys had won their opening two league matches but conceded seven tries to munster, including this one finished by wing darren sweetnam. meanwhile, edinburgh held on for their first win of the season at home to connacht. duhan van der merwe's first half try put them on their way to a 17—10 victory. football, and celtic remain second in the scottish premiership after a goalless d raw with st mirren tonight. they had to play much of the game with just ten men after 0livier ntcham was sent off for a second yellow in the first half. it was 0ran kearney‘s first game in charge of st mirren. hearts are still top of the table, two points ahead of celtic. also tonight, west brom missed the chanc

working bee, original high pressure keeps the southern half of the country, another weather system waiting in the wings moves into the north—westner of the country as monday wears on. we start of is a fine note and could spell the sunshine around. through the day the cloud will build up across the north and west, a few showers across england and wales but this weather system brings persistent rain to northern ireland initially and then into much of western scotland. those winds will pick up. mid—teens celsius in the north had been disappointing and in the sunshine for the south 18—22dc. on tuesday, we have got this weather front which is the rain across the north—west corner of the country. on monday, it slips its way southwards and it is a dividing line between cooler at the north and former to the south. it is a cold front of course. this is the setup we will have the tuesday. another cool blustery day across scotland, northern ireland, the far north of england. a few showers around two. sunspots of sunshine. the weather front lies the central parts of the country, bringing outbreaks of rain. in the south, given good spoils o

the fergusons and other west cork food makers account for 75% of artisan producers across the countryaste great food, but you also get the chance to find and explore new ingredients. it's beautiful down here. here we go. jim and maria kennedy run sea kayaking trips all along the coast, where you get to forage for your own food. out on the atlantic looking for dinner. and we don't have to look far. when you start to investigate they become like friends. youjust see, oh, look, there's the oarweed coming up, and over here the sea spaghetti. it's absolutely amazing. for ireland's coastal communities, seaweed has long been a staple food. it has everything you need. it has minerals, it has vitamins, b vitamins, that we spend, you know, 20 or 30 euros buying across the shelf, it's all in here. there's a seal over there, also looking for his dinner. hello, buddy. so what is on my seaweed board? we have dillisk or dulse, carrageenan, another traditional favourite, we have seagrass, beautiful green, also known as spirulina. i recognise that one. mm—hmm. and then for something completely differe

but they disappeared last year shortly after passing through the country's main port the missing amount is nearly five percent off the west african countries g.d.p. . canada's government says that these more flexibility from the united states if they are to reach a deal after all was pushing back against pressure from the trumpet ministration to make concessions as part of a new trade agreement saying its own needs must be met washington and cysts an agreement must be finished by the end of september. nafta is. complex agreements which governs the largest trading relationship in the world's governments billion dollars worth of tree every day. this. thirteen months for a very deep water. is absent. trade agreements take some time to negotiate and to update because the. trade agreements are complicated and we are absolutely committed to getting this right and to getting it to canada. now the head of israel's heading to. an incident over syria that resulted in a russian plane being shot down fifteen people were code israel attacked syrian military facilities on monday it says they housed weapons that were about to be transfe

west of uk, it will cloud over in wales and the west cou ntry will cloud over in wales and the west country with possibly some rain moving into cardiff. we're not 100% sure how much but across scotland and northern england a cooler wind and northern england a cooler wind and occasional showers. so quite changeable day tomorrow and quite cool across the north of the uk. on friday low—pressure around in the north sea and that means increasing wind for scotland and particularly the north east of england and also potentially some quite heavy rain especially round eastern scotland and into the north—east of england. again further south and west the weather not looking that bad again. but for most it is around the teens, around 14 degrees in newcastle and with that wind feeling cool. for the weekend and beyond, this is what we're watching, this relatively cool air approaching the northern part of the uk so the thinking is over the coming days it will remain cool especially across the north and actually we will all experience some fresher weather and styles of rain. last weekend was so fabulous ac

danny cipriani's gloucester threw away a 21 nil lead to draw 31 all with bath in a thrilling west country a bonus point. bath desperate to bounce back after their opening day defeat to bristol, couldn't stop gloucester running in three first half tries to their one, ruan ackerman going over twice. but having been 21 nil down at one stage bath fought back to 21 all with two tries from tom dunn. they then went ahead through elliot stooke but a delightful cipriani pass paved the way for matt banahan to help gloucester draw level. 31 all it finished. let's look at the other results shall we? leicester, who sacked head coach matt o'connor after their opening day defeat, beat newcastle 49—33. england wing johnny may with two tries. premiership champions saracens beat bristol bears 44—23, billy vunipola scoring on his return after breaking his arm playing for england in june. in the pro 1a, dragons southern kings, connacht zebre, just the one result there. and the latest scores, starlets and blues to come. one game in super league's super 8s today, challenge cup winners catalans dragons at home

country where put have been better used for example down at the parts of wales done it in the west country maybe to parts of scotland i think the services that are there norway from that dark corridor up through bourbon i'm through the midlands and the manchester i think is pretty it's a pretty decent services as i think the money could have really been used better elsewhere stephen hadley thank you very much. there's also been considerable debate on it just to in the house of commons i lloyd's with many arguing the case for the new railway initiative welcome the secretary states announcements today certain say about the roots of the timetable for progress in the project is essential if business is to have the confidence to invest and create jobs in the regions by it just so but as he acknowledged decisions also present huge challenges for those communities most affected and h.s. too limited has been rightly criticize for the way it dealt with communities on today's wall so what specific action has he taken to ensure improved engagement and address the need to respond promptly effectively

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delegation in africa on the tour she's visiting senegal ghana and nigeria merkel assured the west african countries of german support and expanding infrastructure and in the energy sector but she's also called for better cooperation in the fight against illegal immigration like on this stop in senegal. there isn't any other than this is a human we know that your country is a young country she said with three hundred thousand young people entering the job market every year and looking for opportunities therefore it's in both our interests that there is successful development in your country. german companies are planning to invest around a billion euros in africa this year several deals were signed during marcus visit. what many europeans are demanding is already a reality in kenya at the popular can game the market in nairobi you can find practically anything except plastic bags they've been banned for a year real usable bags are available at each stand but they cost about twenty cents each that's why many people bring their own bags along now they've adapted to the change but not everyone agrees w

not gained as much traction in fact it's the third largest party in the country so i'd like to just quickly gauge the mood in the west of the country do a bit of a comparison here because you actually went to bavaria to see what kind of reception one of the members got there and the results were quite interesting we found beyond hooka and here is what happened when he took his campaign rally to the west. raising a red card against far right wing politics presidents in a small but they're in town a using the soccer penalty card to show their rejection of extremism and racism a month ahead of the bavarian state election almost a thousand people in the town of painting and up of area a gathered in front of the local town hall. they're chanting nazis get out in protest against a campaign rally by the far right a f d posse tonight speaker. a leader of the extreme right wing of the f.t. who's well known for his controversial statements. the town citizens say they refused to surrender their town hall to politicians like her and the f.t. party so whenever they disagree with something said by the politician they raise a red c

industry where things are shared evenly and that's also a fun fact because there are some west african countries. this is ivory coast. both in one piece of chocolate because otherwise with. this is nigeria and a small piece of this is the equator. rather than going it alone tourney's has opted to partner with the industry a clever marketing strategy that's paid off on the dutch market. in germany the industry is more resistant to change chocolate expert evelyn ban warns that mass produces use appetizing tricks often claiming to uphold fair production standards where there are no. consumers can look for certification labels that ensure certain production conditions are met. but. today fifty percent of the cocoa in chocolate bars in germany is certified. here for instance we have a seal from its. there's also the fair trade or rain forest alliance seals. what these seals don't care n.t. is that farmers get a fair price. so a farmer working on a certified cocoa farm still lives below the poverty line. a lot has to happen for that to change we have to move beyond certification and pay fair prices. n

outbreaks of rain into the north—west of the country courtesy of this weather system which is bringingne in eastern parts. more cloud further west. outbreaks of rain pushing into the west of northern ireland and scotland. across england and wales, more cloud, still quite warm, 22, 20 three degrees. across the east of england, the best of the sunshine, and broken in places. further west of the pennines, more cloud and for eastern scotland, sunshine, particularly the north—east where it is warm and sunny. increasingly wet for western scotland and northern ireland. bad weather front continues to sinks southwards and eastwards through the course of the night. largely dry with clear skies. clear and much cooler pushing in behind this rain band, for scotland and northern ireland. the south—east, temperatures around 10 degrees, many in double figures. here's the big picture for monday, that weather fronts travelling the country. it continues to weaken as it heads south and eastwards. that is the dividing line between something much cooler and fresher to the north—west of the country and somet

to effect real change and generate income in coca growing countries in twenty five. backpacking in west africa he realized that no european company was producing chocolate and decided to start in twenty sixteen he found it fair freak. we're doing pioneer work here so we need to factor in that everything will cost more and take a lot longer than planned especially if there's red tape involved it's laborious and you need perseverance. seventy percent of the world's cocoa is grown in west africa but less than one percent of the chocolate sold on the world market is actually made here. most chocolate is designed to turn a profit but fairly he's teamed up with. the native canadian spent years in switzerland and knows the european chocolate industry he teaches the work. that has doubled the yield it fetches higher prices and protects the people. and the pay is fair. when we see faith in our system of production we respect ecology we respect they have for farming and we've paid a premium to be able to send the our children to school in fact we are the highest premium. organisation. you know in

west of scotland. end of the week, low pressure a cross scotland. end of the week, low pressure across the northern half of the country, the pressure higher across southernuthern britain. thejet stream will be in a west east position, steering in low pressure to scotland and northern ireland. the setup, really, for the coming week is a warm staff in the south, turning cooler, rain at times for all, particularly in the north and west of the country and the further north you are, closer to the areas of low pressure, the windy it will be. this is bbc news. the headlines at ten: aftera pairof labourmps suffer no—confidence votes in their own constituencies, chuka umunna issues a stark warning to the party's leadership not to hound moderates out of the party. my message to our leadership is clear — it is within your power to stop this, so call off the dogs. people on low—pay wages, below what they were in 2008. they're the issues we're dealing with, not internal disputes that he's trying to invent, or referring to our party members as dogs. unacceptable. russian warplanes have launched fresh strikes on the syrian province of idlib as protesters call for inter

high pressure to the south—west of the country and a developing area of low pressure to the north—east. plenty of sunshine, a couple of showers which will get going across the northern half of the country and this feature sliding out of ireland will push across the irish sea into wales, south—west england and the midlands as the afternoon wears on and stretches into eastern england. could see some sunshine across the far south—east. otherwise further north it will be cloudy with outbreaks of rain. the far north of england and northern ireland, certainly for scotland it is brighter with sunshine and scattered showers. it will feel cool as well across many northern areas as we head on into friday and see some developing areas of low pressure. heaviest of the rain should remain offshore however at times on friday we will see these weather fronts push into eastern scotland and north—east england and a ripple of rain pushing into northern scotland so it could be quite heavy, possibly thundery. the further south and west, the better the chance of staying dry it. north, north—west wind for al

rest of the weekend, it will be cloudy and we will see some rain at times through the north—west of the countryular. perhaps try bacuna as we head into the weekend. that is sure latest weather. hello. this is bbc news. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment — first the headlines. officials in indonesia say they fear thousands of people may have died in the earthquake and tsunami which struck the island of sulawesi. rescuers are still trying to reach people thought to be trapped under rubble. theresa may urges the conservative party to "come together" and back her brexit plan as their annual conference gets underway in birmingham. she also accuses labour of undermining the national interest. my message to the labour party is that they should stop playing politics with brexit and start acting... start acting in the national interest. my message to my party is, let's come together and get the best deal for britain. elon musk agrees to step down as the chairman of electric car company, tesla, over a misleading tweet. as part of a deal struck with us regulators both he and th

industry where things are shared an evenly and it's also a fun fact because there are some west african countries in our bar this is ivory coast. both in one piece of chocolate because otherwise would have been. this is nigeria and a small piece of this is the equator. rather than going it alone tony's has opted to partner with the industry a clever marketing strategy that's paid off on the dutch market. in germany the industry is more resistant to change chocolate expert evelyn ban warns that mass produce is used appetizing tricks often claiming to uphold fair production standards where there are none. consumers can look for certification labels that ensure certain production conditions are met. today fifty percent of the cocoa in chocolate bars in germany is certified. here for instance we have a seal from. there's also the fair trade or rain forest alliance. what these seals don't care anti is that farmers get a fair price. so a farmer working on a certified cocoa farm still lives below the poverty line. a lot has to happen for that to change we have to move beyond certification and pay fair p

that he was attacked by a migrant as an alternative to sweden party rally in a town in the west of the country on thursday february. fourteenth. tensions been flaring during campaigning for next sunday's general election would seem to support a surge in support for euro skeptic right wing parties and as maria from washington now reports the country is also seeing a spike in crime numbers. we've gotten used to be cures of shootings and car burnings from sweden called vulnerable neighborhoods but the upcoming swedish elections has brought violence to an every day street one of my colleagues from alternative for sweden being attacked by an immigrant you who attended the meeting and with grieving and shouting all over the meeting i was attacked two of them i tried to protect my friend and colleague and this immigrant starting hitting both of us in the face both of the few eggs at our vehicle when we left the scene they ran after and when we had to stop at the red light they kicked the car. so we did police never confirmed the attackers ethnicity but the party member for it to him as an immigrant.

dealing with an issue of the right in the west of country bordering bangladesh and an international communityas we've just discussed in the security council. to act much more strongly in the defense of the ring. at this present moment in time. yes and what we're seeing play out in myanmar of course is a clash in many ways with. who is the effectively the leader of me and my power is very much he is the council of the state councilor of me and but as you mentioned the military really is still the ultimate power in that country it ran the country for almost fifty years is a military dictatorship and it really has not really relinquish power yes we have a civilian government in power by name only really in the military still controls a quarter of all seats in parliament still control several. he ministries key security and defense ministries so the very much still has power about aung san suu kyi even though her power is could tell that as we say she really hasn't spoken up in support of the rigging in defense all of them criticizing the military in fact it's been the opposite at times she's bee

security council supports it and key west key countries u.s. u.k. france italy recognize it and have been supporting it throughout these past three years but in terms of power on the ground there are only backers. groups from trip . he that i mentioned earlier and few others from western libya they do not control of the country and there has been growing frustration towards internationally recognized government for its inability to to change the dynamics on the ground it has been you know it's supposed to be a unity government officiates called a government of national accord because it stemmed out of a political negotiation process that was supposed to unify the country but it has been unable to bring together political unification and military unification it has been unable to improve economic living conditions nearly four months after iraq's disputed parliamentary elections significant progress has been made in the formation of a government eleven political groups have agreed to form an alliance to make the largest bloc in parliament iraq's parli

or countries among west and east are the way to waste opportunities to do. destroyed jobs to destroy. the recovery in our part of the word this is why i think the retaliation reaction and the global trade. acts from all of you did european union this is why i mentioned. the eastern countries but i can mention also for instance mexico we have to. have a new deal with mexico because it's it's for the most traditional that we want to be proactive and positive towards north america but we can't accept the substitute of the take from so you have like you've said in the beginning of the interview that whatever is happening is a mortal threat to europe but i've also heard jinan in to say that trans hostile attitude towards europe is actually going to help you or grow up that's funny because that's what we russians say and what the sanctions the sanctions will help them grow up but are you guys actually when i say you the europeans ready to defy america like serious issues for instance iran sanctions i think iran is is. is really next and acceptable what happens on

country with china as we go towards europe. we built our own infrastructure before the initiative has launch. we built 2500 kilometers of railroads to connect the east and westuntry, so when the initiative was launched, the infrastructure was handy. we were prepared. we are helping the chinese implement numerous projects, 61 projects worth $28 billion in kazakhstan jointly with the chinese. they are related to the belt and road initiative, but not exclusively. >> one of the keys for us is we are a transit country. transit is a very good way of making money and doing business. in our country, for example, we have finalized the kazakhstan part of the china-europe superhighway, 3000 kilometers long. that cost is $3 billion. that goes to the russian border. another route takes us to the caspian sea. we have built a new port on the shores of the caspian sea. that route takes us across the caspian, azerbaijan, georgia, then from georgia to turkey, and from turkey to the mediterranean and the west. another one is the railroad that takes us from the caspian sea through iran to the gulf. we have diversified our transportation routes, and we have provided for various

with the high pressure to the south—west of the country.a couple of weak weatherfronts a round, as the country. a couple of weak weather fronts a round, as you the country. a couple of weak weatherfronts a round, as you can see. is one weatherfronts a round, as you can see. is one across weatherfronts a round, as you can see. is one across northern scotland is producing the most rain at the moment across the north—east of scotla nd moment across the north—east of scotland and moving on into shetland. a few showers overnight pushed into western scotland, we have got this week whether front bringing cloud and rain to northwest england into north wales. for many places we will see a lipid of cloud, double values here, where skies are clear to temperatures will get into single figures at. tomorrow is going to feel cooler across the board, starting off bright with a good deal of sunshine around, through the day we will seek clouds building up, showers developing more widely across northern england and then this feature moving out of ireland will

security council supports it and key west key countries u.s. u.k. france italy recognize it and have been supporting it throughout these past three years but in terms of power on the ground there are only backers. groups from. pretty that i mentioned earlier and few others from western libya they do not control the east of the country and there has been growing frustration towards internationally recognized government for its inability to to change the dynamics on the ground it has been you know it's supposed to be a unity government officiates called the government of national accord because it stemmed out of a political negotiation process that was supposed to unify the country but it has been unable to bring together a political unification a military unification it has been unable to improve economic living conditions. according me on my eyes set to deliver a verdict on two reuters journalists accused of illegally possessing secret state documents while loan. could face up to fourteen years in jail if found guilty they were arrested shortly afte

country. the province of polo in the west of the philippines is a pretty part of the world but it belies an ugly reality palauan has one of the highest rites of teenage pregnancy anywhere in the country one in five teenagers in the program already has a child and the vast majority of them live in very poor communities like this one. in the slum on the capital puerto princesa we find fifteen year old tara with her family the baby she's holding isn't one of her three siblings it's her daughter she says she knew little about six when she met the child's father soon after her fourteenth birthday. no nine. i didn't want to do it i was scared. but after week i agreed. when it came to protecting yourself against pregnancy terrell's says she knew nothing and no mother. never talked about it don't blame me and the same the going on and sobbing i felt awkward giving her advice about contraceptives because she was too young. i also wasn't sure whether she was allowed to use contraceptives at her age. in the philippines girls under the age of eighteen need their parents' permission to get contraception or a

it supports 5 billion people in the west bank, gaza, and countries neighbouring israel. —— 5 million. goodbye. well, the weekend's upon us, and the weather is actually looking pretty good across much of the country over the next couple of days. some warmth, summerlike warmth. in fact, temperatures could get up into the mid—20s. the nights are drawing in, the days are getting shorter and any warmth that we do get, we really should make the most of it. so let's see what's happening then into the weekend, high pressure's very close to the uk, so that means settled weather conditions, but there are weather fronts very close to our neighbourhood. they will be nudging in later in the weekend, possibly bringing some rain to north—western areas. but before that happens, we've got that warmth being drawn in from the south, from spain, portugal, france as well and, as i say, temperatures will be well into the twenties. this is what it looks like through the rest of the night into the early hours of saturday morning, clear skies across many eastern and central areas so here there will be a nip i

even basic principles of being attacked from the the west threatening countries that are down to them imposing unilateral illegal restrictions highly likely that claim is used by the west and highly likely that we've heard the rhetoric their claims used by the west in terms of yugoslavia iraq and russia helping to create a syrian constitutional committee and he ended the speech with saying that a mutual respect will help us to solve many problems of this world so a lot of speaking at the u.n. general assembly. now dutch police say they have a major terror attack that's after arresting a gang of men trying to acquire assault rifles making equipment. takes up the story this is the. longstanding investigation after a tip off in april and eventually the police swooped in no miscreants which they say were planning to carry out a terror attack at a high level of vent to maximize the number of victims and casualties that the prosecutor in the netherlands this morning has been outlining some of the material this group were apparently trying to obtain the suspects were in search of a forty sev

in rugby union's premiership, gloucester came back from being ten points, to win the west country derbyloucester scored five tries in the second half— two of them from charlie sharples. in the pro 1a there were wins for munster and edinburgh. st helens have won super league's league leader's shield, after they beat hull fc 38—12. saints only needed a point to ensure they'd finish top of the league, but eased to victory— scoring six tries. it's the sixth time they've finished top in the super league era. there were also super 8's wins for wigan and wakefield. the man behind one of football's most controversial mascots is stepping out of the suit. watford's harry the hornet has been criticised for diving on the floor after crystal palace winger wilfried zaha, was booked for simulation. palace manager roy hodgson, called him ‘disgraceful‘. gareth evans, who's hanging up the hornet suit, says he's ‘proud' and ‘heavy hearted' to be leaving. i kind of want to see him. you never know what he would look like. that's the thing, it is a bit like the stig. would we have even known if it was the ne

that means in the west of the country, temperatures first thing will be around 15 degrees but there'ss, the irish sea and into south—western scotland, and if you squint you'll notice there's even a little bit of rain here, so perhaps for some of us, a grey start to the day across western parts of the country. the clouds here will be breaking up here, it's not one layer of grey, there will be some sunshine out for sure, and even if you get a grey morning, by late morning, lunch time, you will probably see some sunshine by then. best of the weather by far will be across eastern and southern areas and here, temperatures could reach around the mid—20s, but certainly around 20 degrees on the cards for northern ireland, and not far off that in the lowlands of scotland. that was saturday, this is sunday now. again the best of the weather will be across eastern and southern areas but this weather front is edging closer and closer. the winds are strengthening, really quite blustery around the western isles, in the north and west coast of northern ireland. but the real warmth develops in centra

administration based in the east of the country and over the past few weeks houses have been shelled and vehicles torched throughout a large area in the south west of tripoli power supplies have also been shut down now a former deputy prime minister over libya told r.t. the conflicts being driven from both inside and outside the country mostafa who was a guest on our program had many interesting comments to say you can watch the full program later this hour for now a preview. it is a very challenging situation because of the militias who they took over parts of the country i mean i mean they're out of the east of the west the south they're everywhere and this is going to show they're getting support from internally and also from the outside clearly they for if the foreign intervention have to stop to stop supporting these militias they should be insisting on on the start of the country because it is in the best interests of everybody so the government itself does not have much power one part of the turn which is the power of money and wealth and these are the ones which are really kind of used over the last three years almost almost three years

during this crisis and these three countries where the big mistakes of the of the west of the u.s. first of all the us so it is necessary to give an answer that these are a unified from so what are the chances of really briefly because we're coming to an end of a man in the close proposed the reform to be implemented to come to life with so many obstacles on the way i mean you need the german backing you need chancellor merkel to back you she her position at home is weakened germans are very wary of anything pan-european because they hear that and they automatically think they need to pay for everything especially poor countries so she will have to back this reform back you and maybe we can her position at home this and then the germans also saying that for this reform to undergo all parliaments need to agree which is an impossible thing to do what are the chances of this reform really come into effect how realistic is this and do you still believe that manning mccloy is the big unifier among men the news in the last piece you wrote a little there was one good news the good news wa

in their opening five fixtures, while one of their players knows what to expect in the north west of the country. we qualify for champions league and now it's a purpose to do well. we are not just now it's a purpose to do well. we are notjust going to be happy to be in the champions league. we want to have results and we know it's a difficult away game. the first game. but we have a strong team is. we are still young. we are looking for the results so we can stay in the champions league, not just results so we can stay in the champions league, notjust after the first round where we get kicked off. for me, we have the best players in the world and i look at our players andl the world and i look at our players and i think they are the best. i look at them every day and i see how they behave and react against positives and negatives know the qualities and weakness and i wouldn't change them for any others, they are absolutely fantastic groups of players. the hunger that this is still in this group. japan's kashima antlers eased through to the semi—finals of the asian champions league for the first