chelsea villany is tracking the data from germany's financial center frankford for chelsea is is this reason to celebrate it's certainly relief that germany doesn't fall into a technical recession but this report really illustrates the sort of to me of a mixed picture and the german economy in some aspects where it work could exports rose consumption was a big driver of growth in this quarter but they also mentioned a slowdown and manufacturing machinery and equipment investment and 0 point one percent growth is still quite low so i think there's been a lot of hope over the past couple of weeks that the german economy has been of tao and growth will can will rebound from sara but the prospects are mean quite low for a sustained a long. recovery and growth so germany has escaped recession by a whisker 0 point one percent growth really isn't much will the trade war that's going on particular between the u.s. and china continue to drag down europe's biggest economy. it's certainly arrest as we've seen over the past couple of days the u.s. and china continue to be sort of deadlocked in th

watford we re that happening to chelsea. watford were up at the table because they struggled to clear goals. the striker has more than their whole tea m striker has more than their whole team put together. and added to his tally injust team put together. and added to his tally in just the fifth minute. watford can get forward, but the hornets have lost their sting. fortu nately, hornets have lost their sting. fortunately, they have a top glass goalkeeper to limit the damage. if it hadn't been for ben foster, they would've been for down by half—time. anything from distance wasn't getting past him. but when chelsea got closer, there was little he could do to stop it. that second goal proved crucial when the video assistant referee was called upon to check this challenge by giorgio. after a couple minutes, a penalty was given, and watford surged forward in search of an equaliser but were denied equal time. once again, foster attempting some heroics, but he was denied this time. nick parrott, bbc news. and this is what it mean

not if it would have been okay if it was chelsea clinton. i mean, i tend to think that in fact the student body would not protest as much if this had happened to chelsea clinton as opposed to donald trump jr. >> david, it is hard to imagine, but i think i would be offended, given the -- david: i know you would have been offended. but do you think there would have been as much hubbub? >> traditionally conservatives make less physical protest on campus but i can imagine many of them would be outraged when their fees given the cost of college were coming to bring either don jr. or chelsea clinton. david: maybe they should end fees for these kinds of things. if you care about speaking in front of students, shouldn't it be a form of chair thety -- charity? >> my university i graduated from you're not allowed. i know one girl who used a student fee money for plastic surgery, so things go on with the student fees. it's not -- >> by the way, the answer to the question is they would pay chelsea clinton, and it wouldn't be in the news. simple as that.

5th premier league victory in a row manchester city are back to winning ways with a 21 defeat against chelsea and liverpool left it late but managed a 21 win at crystal palace to go 8 points clear at the top of the table you have to be had we have to do by the challenges and so they'll do pretty much everybody and their dogs that. they come from so many different national teams back so that today absolute no problem if you go on a brilliant because in a game like this your chance to make sure that you are ready to fight for the result of the road that from the 1st minute football teams across the netherlands are using silence to raise their voices against racism on the pitch. players of this match between i extend heraclius a meadow didn't kick the ball in the 1st minute of this match in protest against racism and said they stood together and clapped this comes after excelsiors ahmed

nationwide high speed internet access for well let's cross over to our financial market correspondent chelsea delaney is standing by for us and there she is in frankfurt just let's 1st of all talk about those growth figures of north point 9 percent and germany be content with that. 0.9 percent growth certainly is nothing to celebrate it's also says to be even lower this year 0.5 percent is the new forecast for $21000.00 growth especially if you consider that and 20162017 germany was posting over 2 percent growth so there's definitely a slowdown and it doesn't look like it's going to reverse that any time soon at the same time the german government and a lot of economists are saying we don't really expect a full blown recession a financial crisis type slowdown here and that's one of the reasons that germany has given for being so hesitant to increase fiscal spending because they say we're not at a crisis point yet so from berlin holding onto the money it has what else is weighing on bruce bracks it has certainly had an impact on on german exports that they've seen a big slowdown and demand fro

financial markets responded chelsea delaney in friend for chelsea given the current heated discussion concerning climate change is this forecast by opec nations just wishful thinking they're certainly still is agreement that we haven't reached peak oil demand that countries especially china india as you said are still going to need oil going forward because there really isn't a substitute for for over for oil use now and things like aviation and shipping but i think they're also if there is an outstanding question of how does this align with that with this global movement we're seeing towards climate change and a lot of a lot of analysts a lot of investors are saying that in these 4 has to not this point really take into account potential government changes in policy like we've seen in germany towards carbon pricing i think the other question as of course going to be economic growth and things like if if there's a big shift and the chinese economy that could certainly also impact this now but if opec is right with this forecast why then is of all countries saudi arabia trying to diver

mr mourinho, the former boss of chelsea and manchester united, praised the quality of spurs‘ squad and their "world class" stadium, as our sports editor dan roan reports. he brings trophies, but often trouble too. for almost a year, jose mourinho has been on the sidelines, but now, in a move that surprised many, one of football's most divisive figures is back. tottenham hotspur today unveiling the portuguese coach as their new manager. mourinho‘s appointment came less than 12 hours after the sacking of mauricio pochettino. in his five and a half years at the club, the hugely popular argentinian had transformed spurs into genuine contenders, unforgettably propelling them to the champions league final despite limited spending on players. but amid an alarming dip in form this year and with the club languishing in 14th place in the premier league, chairman daniel levy decided to act. it was a big shock. he's been amazing to work with for the last five years, and it's a shame to see him go. spurs‘ stunned players arrived for training this afternoon with their new manager already waiting

which of course is germany's main aviation hop and home base here in germany chelsea what's going on there this morning with so many flights being canceled. it's surprisingly quiet here at the airport today i think that's in part because look tonga has been really warning about this for the past week they've offered to rebook passengers they've offered to let them take the train instead so i think this is pretty well telegraphed to customers at the same time they are expecting the strike to start doing rallies today in munich and tomorrow here in frankfurt about would certainly increase some of the activity here at the airport. so what exactly does cabin crew want what's at stake for them in the strike. the cabin crew has been asking for for wage increases they wanted a 1.8 percent wage increase and also some changes to pensions study more study access for part time workers this also has to do with the union itself tons of says they aren't recognizing this union as a proper union because of their election earlier this year and that is also part of these negotiations is recognizing th

chelsea needs a step up and she reached down, she grabbed chelsea, and they are trying to help chelsea out a little bit. see to it i get being obsessed with winning, but being obsessed with winning this kind of sad. i feel bad for her while i'm enjoying it. >> juan: i think you are enjoying it. i think in fact, it's republicans who delight in tormenting and holding her up. he asked her to do that show. i'm saying, hang on, kennedy. she gets an audience. there are people who want to see her. politically, guess what, she is making an important point for democrats, which is pay attention to the electoral college. she's been making that point. don't lose your focus. you've got to focus on the swing states, the electoral college, if you're serious about beating trump. >> dana: exactly. that's a great lesson. thanks to take away from your loss, pay attention to the electoral college. also, somebody must be telling them that they are doing great. i was so funny. i was dying. i had to remind it. so funny. >> juan: good friends tell you when you are bombing. >> jesse: well, i mean bill's happy.

well let's go over to chelsea delaney our financial correspondent in frankfurt could. tip germany into recession. that's certainly a risk especially if you consider how close germany r.t. is tourist session it may already have fallen enter a session and the 3rd quarter growth prospects for the next 2 years are extremely low one a think tank here in germany has estimated that these tariffs could shave about point 7 percentage points off of g.d.p. g.d.p. is expected to grow 0.9 percent next year so that's extremely tight these automakers are already dealing with investments and electric vehicles with a global slowdown and part driven by the u.s. straight tensions what china that's coming at a really bad tire but where this really could have ripple effects is if it starts a tit for tat trade war where the u.s. and china start imposing tariffs on the other goods outside of the auto sector and that's really where we could see ripple effects and we've already got a big enough trade war between us and china thank you very much chelsea lately in frankfurt u.s. plane make a boe

for more let's bring in our financial market correspondent chelsea delaney in frankfurt chelsea what exactly is mccrum hoping to get out of this trip. there are just myself several elements to this to this trip he's talked about climate he's talked about the continued opening of china's markets but what investors really see of this is about deals striking deals between the chinese government chinese companies and u.s. and french companies really last year there were about $60000000000.00 worth of a deal struck out at this point conference i think it there they're going to be looking for for more quickly abberation and they're really looking particularly in the ira cultural and financial sectors for for more copper cooperation between the e.u. companies and chinese companies but just just this sort of a side note is somewhat odd that the french president is spearheading a european delegation. i think a year ago maybe that would have been a super and years role but over the past several months there's there's really been . a pretty significant power dynamic shift within that within the

chelsea manning who after chelsea manning was i assume pardoned by president obama, chelsea manning went around and badmouth president obama on top of everything else so when you have chelsea manning who stole classified information and did many things that were not good and it's pardoned or whatever happened and you have a sergeant bergdahl who gets virtually nothing, a slap on the wrist and they want to put these warriors in jail for 25 years, one of them served six years in jail and had many years left as a fighter. we are not going to do that to our people. i don't know. rudy is a great guy. he covered that himself, you know that. rudy is the best mayor in the history of new york in my opinion, the strongest mayor, the best mayor. rudy is a great crime fighter, corruption fighter, probably the best in 50 years when he was here and also when he was at the u.s. attorney, he was phenomenal. rudy is a great person and i think that the press is not treating him very well and i think that's unfair but rudy was a great mayor and a great crime fighter. thank you very much. i might come, it i

of my colleague rob what is following this along with our financial correspondent chelsea de laney rob starting with you did anyone tell musk about that airport stuff up when it appears he does know about secrecy crux of the little joke about. he said that that construction project will have to happen a little bit quicker than the apple because it's 13 is since they started building but i'm probably going to get well that seems like they are planning a lot quicker than that he didn't say a date for when this new plan will open but tesla has previously says that it does want to start producing cars in europe in 2021 look at lee i think the f. it's not the only reason that he's chosen germany as you mentioned the engineering prowess is something that he cites is here but also with bearing in mind that the government has set aside a 1000000000 euros to put towards the construction of electric car batteries so that's something that test it can profit from by being here as for berlin well you know most girls who want to produce this design in engineering school in the city itself he says he

well let's get the latest now with our correspondent there on the ground charlotte chelsea impale who is with us now shot at polling stations and now closed it appears that we witnessed a moment of history that today. yes and they are joining me now from inside a polling station where the votes are being counted now we know today that record numbers of people have cast their ballots in this vote record numbers not just for these district council elections but record historic turnout in hong kong elections in history here tonight it really is a historic evening now both sides are claiming that that record turnout could benefit them it remains to be seen though what those numbers mean as in the coming hours we start to get those results coming in from these district council elections now what we can tell you is that throughout the day today outside polling stations we saw huge queues of people lining up to cost their ballots we heard from some people that they waited for up to 2 hours to cause their votes they told us that this was that opportunity to make their voices heard this after

manchester city hosting chelsea. city go into this one 12 points behind leaders liverpool, and a point behind chelsea and it was the visitors who took the lead through n'golo kante. but kevin de bruyne equalised for city, and riyad mahrez has given them the lead. half time at the etihad, 2—1 city. we'll keep you up to date with the score througout the programme. liverpool maintained their eight—point lead at the top of the premier league with a victory over crystal palace, but it wasn't without some var controversy. palace defenderjames tomkins had a goal ruled out in first—half stoppage time afterjordan ayew was adjudged to have fouled deyun lovren. sadio mane scored his tenth goal of the season just after half—time for liverpool. it looked as if wilfried zaha had rescued a point for palace when he equalised, but roberto firminho scored a late winner from a corner to clinch the win. liverpool's victory means they've now gone 30 games unbeaten in the premier league. we won it, and that is absolutely ok, you d

chelsea clinton. >> the son of the gentleman in the white house. jt. you did something that triggered a lot of people yesterday releasing the name of the whistleblower. that's something dictators do. >> thank you. >> you have heard a lot of people. >> are you thinking about it? >> i am not thinking about running. >> thank you. >> i know yelling. >> everybody stop, it's hard to give. >> it's a terrific book. [cheering] >> oh my god. i think they are a little biased. otherwise known as a circle of hell. i'd rather dominate a game of corporal. [laughter] [laughter] >> yes, doris. that's the deal. >> "the view"? >> yes. what you exactly is that? [laughter] we will you even get started. i guess good for them forth going on the shelf because the only thing we are missing pitchforks. i don't know what message they are trying to teach anyone but a lot of hypocrisy in there. meghan was talking about what your family has done to people. i love john mccain but didn't he get on the boat that killed a lot of people? twenty how it's a really sad show. that's in the

i've seen the united states media especially when i covered chelsea manning strive really dropped the ball at least the more corporate media. and i've also seen great amount of apathy amongst americans when it comes to supporting a songe chelsea manning edward snowden and so forth. they really don't seem to care as i would expect them to as i see activists around the world care about their lives and that saddens me but i think. that needs to change and how that's going to change i don't know. but it seems to me that it's sensually sense that you thought was the 16 election. both sides of the aisle both sides that all when it comes to media i really thrown the songs under the bus and they only really seem to care when it helps them politically they don't seem to stand by any sense of principles when it comes to the 1st amendment when it comes to press freedoms and it's only they're only going to really say what what they feel their viewers their readers are going to want to hear. no luckily there are international news organizations that look at this a little bit more objective really

my eldest son is a chelsea football fan. i am a man utd fan, and he has been telling me there are good things going on at chelsea. so i applaud frank lampard. it is very traditional, like putting a note on a fridge in your house to tell teenagers not to do things, except it is tens of thousands of pounds in fines. they will be designated directly to team activities and charitable causes, so they could be coining it in. even better. and what does it take to change a culture? it depends on the organisation, but this is about changing habits. we all know it ta kes a changing habits. we all know it takes a long time to shift habits. it can take 18 months to two years. never avoid the quick wins, but it can takea never avoid the quick wins, but it can take a while. going for the long haul is a challenge for a footballer these days. and even a prime minister. still to come... the fender stratocaster, the classic electric guitar played byjimi hendrix. surely it couldn't be improved, could it? we'll hearfrom fender's boss on the lat

they beat chelsea by a single goal at the bridge. aaron cresswell with the only goal of the game, a very well one. some really emotional scenes at the final whistle. the west ham players going over to the keeper. here it is that he made his premier league debut at the age of 33. the son of west ham legend and a very proud moment for him. struggling to fight back the tears. i real day to remember. he was what he has been saying in the press conference. he said, my dad not so much. i think they were both in tears. my dad play for the club for 21 years and to see me make my debut keep a clear sheet to get a win for the boys, it is so pleasing. it was remarkable day for him. there's hearfrom the manager. he never played before in the premier league but i think that he did very well. the personality to play and i think a complete team and our defenders helped him not to keep that. eight earth model where crystal palace beat burnley 2— nil. it was pallas's first trip outside of london since august. having seen manchester city getjust a p

i am not chelsea, i am not united, i am not real madrid. i am all of them. i give everything to all of them and that is what i'm going to do here, is to give absolutely every thing i haven't. —— i have. this is not about me coming here and saying everything was wrong with morinho, not at all. not at all. i just come to try and understand why, in the last year, the results in the premier league were not good. and to try to understand how i can help them to reach again a good level because, as i was saying, the players are very good and i am not here to make dramatic changes. so he's back. here's what a few of mourinho's rival managers make of his return. everyone has his option to say what they want and play football what they want and play football what they want and we cannot criticise a lwa ys they want and we cannot criticise always what they think. that is why he is not my friend but he is not my enemy. he is a winner. i think he has been the threat his career. i can say he brings in intensity and determined that with jose, he was a big influence for

chelsea began at the second half on a front foot again and they got their breakthrough. the palace defence finally unlocked tammy abraham finishing the move. with only a single goal between the sides, crystal palace upped their efforts and started to trouble the chelsea backline. but as the game approached the final stages, christian pulisic got the second. we certainly deserve to win the game and the first half, if it was frustrating it was because we had chances but not enough clear ones. as soon as we had chances but not enough clear ones. as 50011 as we we had chances but not enough clear ones. as soon as we picked it up in the second half then i thought we got our deserve to win with a clean sheet. it was one of those strange games where you are disappointed after every defeats, it doesn't matter if you're playing the top teams or a team in another division, every defeat isn't great but you have to ask the question, what more could i have expected the team to do and what could they have done differently. tottenham were held to a 1—1 draw at home by sheffield unite

he picked up a thigh strain in their win over chelsea at the weekend. guardiola says aguero will "need a miracle" to be fit for the manchester derby on 7 december. jose mourinho's also been talking today. he takes charge of spurs in the champions league for the first time since taking over from mauricio pochettino last wednesday. he was asked if he would sign zlatan ibrahimovic for spurs given that he's out of contract and they've worked together before. he says that would make no sense because he has the "best striker in england" in harry kane. kane himself has tipped mourinho to bring silverware to spurs. 0ne game in the premier league tonight as aston villa host newcastle and it's a match that means a lot to this man — steve bruce. he's now in charge of newcastle, but it wasn't that long ago that he was in charge of villa, leading them to the championship play—off final in 2018. he left shortly after and arrived in newcastle via sheffield wednesday, and says he has no regrets about how things have panned out. i thought i would have demanded a bit

of the so you have chelsea manning, who after, after chelsea manning was, i assumed pardoned by president obama, chelsea manning went around and bad-mouthed president obama on top of everything else. so when you have a chelsea manning who stole classified information and did many, many things that were not good, and gets pardoned or whatever happened, an you have a sergeant bergdahl who gets virtually nothing happens, a slap on the wrist, and then they want put these warriors in jail for 25 years, one of them, served six years in jail, had many years left as a fighter. we're not going to do that to our people. [reporters shouting questions] reporter: what do you make of rudy giuliani says he has insurance. >> i don't know. rudy is a great guy. rudy was, he covered that himself, you know that rudy is the best mayor in the history of new york in my opinion. the strongest mayor, the best mayor. rudy is a great crime fighter corruption fighter. probably the best in 50 years when he was here also, when he was at the u.s. attorney in southern district. he was phenomenal. rudy is a great person.

hall, and advisor to fair fight and next to chelsea is tm mitchell, washington correspondent of the atlanta journal-constitution and finally gregory party, national political correspondent at bloomberg area. [applause] today we are pleased to welcome stacy abrams to the national press club. she served 11 years in the georgia house of representatives including seven of the democratic leader. last year she was the democratic nominee or governor of georgia area and the first black woman to be major partygubernatorial nominee in the history of the united states . [applause] and she came pretty close toturning a traditionally republican state blue . she ultimately lost the general election by just over one percentage point to georgia's then secretary of state brian kemp . it was a hotly contested outcome viewed by many including this abrams to the the result ofwidespread voter suppression . after a 10 day standoff ms. abrams suspended her campaign but notably did not concede. abrams has spent the last year on a mission to stop voter suppression not only in georgia but around thecountry .

chelsea are third after beating crystal palace 2—0. tammy abraham scored his 10th league goal of the season in the 52nd minute, before christian pulisic sealed all three ponts for frank lampard's side. it's chelsea's sixth consecutive premier league win, moving them above manchester city who play the leaders liverpool on sunday. there were wins for burnley, everton and newcastle. and sheffield united are fifth after a draw at spurs. edinburgh's two managerless clubs had big wins. hibs went to stjohnstone and beat them 4—1. it was just their second league victory of the season, as it was for hearts at home to bottom club st mirren. elsewhere, aberdeen won at ross county and kilmarnock and hamilton drew. a record attendance of 77,768 watched england's women at wembley stadium this evening. but they couldn't give their fans the victory over germany they came to see. it was one—all going into the final minute of normal time when klara buhl got the winner to give germany a 2—1win. in rugby union, saracens ended a dramatic week with a

but the former manchester united and chelsea boss faces a huge challenge — with his new side currently struggling so far this season. our sports correspondent natalie pirks reports. arriving at training, well drilled to keep quiet. the tottenham players in no mood this morning to discuss the tumultuous 11 hours that saw mauricio pochettino sa nt the tumultuous 11 hours that saw mauricio pochettino sant and jose mourinho brought in. rumours had been swelling but it had come out of the blue. harry kane said on twitter, i will be forever thankful to you for helping me achieve my dreams. you were my to you for helping me achieve my dreams. you were my manager to you for helping me achieve my dreams. you were my manager but my friend as well. other players were trying to get their head around it. it was a big shock, he has been amazing to work with for the past five years and sad to see him go. just six months ago fans were loving life with spurs in the champions league final in madrid. but in the league they've only won three games this season and they are without a win since september. yo

chelsea are third after beating crystal palace 2—0. tammy abraham scored his 10th league goal of the season in the 52nd minute, before christian pulisic sealed all three points for frank lampard's side. its chelsea's sixth consecutive premier league win, moving them above manchester city who play the leaders liverpool tomorrow. there were wins for burnley, newcastle, and everton. and sheffield united are fifth after a draw at spurs. edinburgh's two managerless clubs had big wins. hibs went to stjohnstone and beat them 4—1. it was just their second league victory of the season, as it was for hearts at home to bottom club st mirren. elsewhere, aberdeen won at ross county and kilmarnock and hamilton drew. saracens played their first game since being docked 35 points and handed a £5 million fine for breaching the premiership salary cap. they were greeted with some boos by the crowd at gloucester and a few cries of "cheat". but it didn't seem to affect them. nick tompkins ran in the first of their two tries as they won 21—12. england's

faces espionage charges by can 2010 they publish classified documents leaked by former us army soldier chelsea manning these revealed alleged u.s. war crimes in iraq is on saga has raised concerns over washington street meant of whistleblowers generally and it comes as another saga overly curious covering the playing out protecting whistleblowers who see wrongdoing of any kind in our government is essential is basically on the verge of not only revealing the identity or getting somebody else to reveal the identity of the whistleblower but also bringing harm to that person. ok i'm still alive i'm alive now by roger waters musician co-founder of course of pink floyd and a supporter of wiki leaks thanks for joining me. let's just get a reaction 1st of all to the news of the sexual investigation being dropped against julian assange is what was your reaction to that. well mainly mouth punching will share i couldn't believe the statement that prosecutors put out by the way is the alleged in g c there's no evidence to support the idea that julian assange changed injured anybody but anyway that's a co

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chelsea at sta mford it is to— one that ajax lead chelsea at stamford bridge in the champion sleep. you can follow it all on the website. —— in the champion sleep. i'll have more for you in sportsday at 10.30pm. wonderful, thank you very much. jacob rees—mogg, the leader of the commons, has been accused of insulting the memory of the victims of the grenfell tower fire after he appeared to suggest that people should have used common sense on the night of the fire two years ago and fled the tower block. in an interview with lbc radio, mr rees—mogg said that — having read the recent report on the fire — he would now ignore the fire brigade's advice to stay put. he has offered a profound apology, saying he would hate to upset the people of grenfell. 72 people died in the blaze on 1a june 2017. our special corrspondent lucy manning reports. if there's one tragedy it's easy to show sympathy with and be sensitive about, it's grenfell. the inquiry finding just last week residents shouldn't have been told to stay put in their flats for so long. yet one government minister has man

this brings in chelsea manning and a brings in -- who is in -- thisll come although brings in chelsea manning who was let out of jail after seven years, but now she is back in jail and another but related case. >> it is closely related in fact. chelsea manning's release -- sending that material to julian assange was prompted by the reuters request for it. she had heard reuters was after it, so she looked for it. she wanted to help and explain what happened. then she was so shocked -- amy: she was an intelligence officer in iraq. >> she was so shockeked when she sought but she could not help us in it on. she tried to sit it on to other sources, "new york times" and other r news plalaces, but julin took it and released it, as s yu can n see. thiswhat you have edited volume now "in defense of julian assange"? >> there's been so much distraction of what is really at stake. enoughght if we put out information about what impact was happening, what -- the threat to julian and the threat to the constitution, the first amendment, that people would come back and understand it and get together a

so you have chelsea manning, who after -- after chelsea manning was, i assume, pardoned by president obama, chelsea manning went around and bad mouthed president obama on top of everything else. so when you have a chelsea manning whou stole classified information and did many, many things that were not good and gets pardoned or whatever happened. and you have a sergeant bergdol who gets virtually nothing happens, a slap on the wrist, and then s they want to put the warriors in jail for 25 years. one of them served six years in jail. had many years left. as a i fighter. no, we're not going to do that to our people. >> what do you think of rudy giuliani saying he has insurance? >> oh, i don't know. rudy's a great guy. rudy -- rudy was the and he covered that himself. you knowru that. rudy -- rudy is the best mayor in the history of new york, in myw opinion, the strongest may, the best mayor. rudybe is a great crime fighter corruption fighter. best in 50 years when he was here and also when he was at the u.s. attorney and southern district. he was phenomenal. rudy is a great person. and

a champions league thriller as chelsea came from 4—1 down to draw 4-4 chelsea came from 4—1 down to draw 4—4 against ajax in a game that had the lot. role model for 4—4 against ajax in a game that had the lot. role modelfor millions. singer dua lipa gives her view on pressures affecting a generation. singer dua lipa gives her view on pressures affecting a generationm can be so fun to share things but it is almost a breeding ground for things like hate. morning sunshine will be replaced by rain clouds later. join me for the full forecast here on breakfast. 0ur headlines today: as parliament closes down for the election — a series of apologies from the conservatives over grenfell and a doctored video they had both realised they had caused hurt and that is why they have apologised. i think we have seen have apologised. i think we have seen from the wedding are both apologies they realise they have caused distress and hurtand realise they have caused distress and hurt and they have apologised. now we have a chat with chris mason, who is outside number 10. james cleverly was talking abo

chelsea dated the oldest boy, collin. >> i remember one of the first times i went over to his house in high school he was cooking me dinner and i was like, oh, man, cooking dinner, that's pretty cool. >> very responsible. >> oh, yeah, that was one of the reasons why i fell in love with him. he loved his family. >> and it was a big one. three girls, four boys. the household was always bustling. family dinners, holidays. collin's parents craig and laura embraced the chaos. >> this is craig's sister rob and drew. >> clearly they liked being parents. they were enjoying this. >> right, seven kids. >> seven kids. dad craig spent time as a computer programmer and spent time mentoring kids at his church. >> craig is an outwardly likable person. you meet him, you'll want him. >> pj was there when craig fell in love with laura. >> laura is compassionate and really intelligent. she double majored in physics. >> and as for the kids they were hardworking like their parents and articulate. while they thrived family life took a toll on craig and laura's marriage. laura had been on bed rest for some o

correspondent charlotte chelsea impel van outside hong kong's polytechnic university welcome charlotte so how many protesters are still inside. 1st very hard to predict to estimate exactly how many protesters is still inside at the moment the estimates given by a start your own today with fewer than 100 people were left inside since then we've personally witnessed numerous people leaving the university. in handcuffs being taken away by police we've seen roughly 2 dozen some of them as they were being led away by those police officers saying their names one in fact calling out his parents phone number asking people who will be watching on to call his family let them know that he had been arrested it's unclear exactly what is going to happen to those remaining people inside the building they face a choice of leaving and being arrested by police potentially finding a way the skating we know that a number of people have managed to escape over the last couple of days or whether or not they stay inside that building and wait it out the threat though course is that police at some point might

the champions are above chelsea into third place but they are still nine points off that of table. pressure continues on the arsenal coach after rusk —— arsenal rescued a point to draw 2—2 with southampton. elsewhere, they'll wear when svelte wolves, leicester, and burnley. canada have made theirfirst burnley. canada have made their first ever davis cup final after beating russia today. there will be a semifinal battle between spain and england. carl edmund had too much for feliciano lopez who was a late replacement for an underfed player. rafael nadal made light work of dan evans in the second game, winning the first set 6—4, and no doubt didn't dropa the first set 6—4, and no doubt didn't drop a game in the second, to level the tie. the man who broke the two hour barrier last month in vienna, has one male athlete of the year. delilah mohammed won the female athlete of the year. she won a title for the first career —— time and 0'hara, breaking her own world record for the final. england hull it is tied to the field for a day full of the first test against new zealand

but let's just say one name chelsea manning she revealed the war crimes of our empire she then torture in our prisons for years her sentence is then commuted she's released and now they have her. locked up again for nothing literally nothing i mean i mean i mean really nothing like that like the educational value of the bachelor nothing nothing so whistleblowers i'm going to mark them. persecuted i've got persecuted. let's move on the. move on the publishers last week to you tonight is nations special rapporteur tor on torture reiterated a warning that julian assange is life.

riyad mahrez struck the winner to move the champions above chelsea into third place. but they're still nine points off the top of the table. pressure continues on arsenal head coach unai emery after arsenal rescued a point to draw 2—2 with southampton. everton‘s struggles continue — they lost 2—0 at home to norwich — who move off the bottom of the table. elsewhere there were wins for wolves, leicester city, and burnley. celtic thrashed livingstone 4—0 at celtic park to extend their lead the top of the scottish premiership. leigh griffiths made his return for celtic. the scotland striker played the final 22 minutes, three months on from his last appearance having ta ken time away from the sport struggling with depression. elsewhere hibernian beat motherwell 3—1. st mirren moved off the bottom of the table with a 2—1 win against ross county. and struggling hearts were beaten by kilmarnock 3—0. great britain have won the first rubber of their davis cup semi final against spain. kyle edmund beating felicaino lopez in straight sets. with captain leon smit

financial correspondent in frankfurt chelsea laramie told us about kristin the god's plans for her new role. you know it's really going to try to build some sort of coalition. and the governing council there's been a lot. of discrepancy in how the things. that you would like to do you accomplish review of the in which they haven't done and. looking out. things. i think she's also going to continue on. really started trying to get countries like germany that run budget surplus to do more in terms of spending a lot of. these countries. but i think that's where the markets are going to be looking for her diplomatic our political. hope her do you think markets are you really looking. chelsea delaney in front front now to some more of the other stories making news around the well to russia has introduced a new law that gives the government the power to switch off the internet kremlin says it's protecting itself from cyber attacks critics have condemned the law as a step towards more censorship. heavy flooding in somalia has killed at least 10 people fall to quarter of a 1000000 more to aban

. 0f is a swapper boss when he played under him at chelsea. of course is a swapper boss when he played under him at chelsea. 0f coursejose mourinho has been announced as a new totte n ha m mourinho has been announced as a new tottenham manager this week. unsurprisingly, lampard was very complimentary about his old boss, it was well known they had a good relationship and it was quite a surprise thatjose mourinho was given the tottenham job and so quickly but if lampard was asked whether he might have taken a job at white hart lane, he has a definitive answer. i can firmly say no and you can replay that again in ten years or whatever you want. it wouldn't happen but things are different. jose mourinho worked with a lot of football clu bs jose mourinho worked with a lot of football clubs and we have to respect is right to work. on the other hand, i was here for 13 years asa other hand, i was here for 13 years as a player, had the league might have an absolutely deep feeling for the club. i went to manchester city at the end of my career but chels

second spell at chelsea, it is give a credence that can —— he is a man who can turn things around. as one fan told me, that all happened a fairtime fan told me, that all happened a fair time ago. mourinho is yesterday's manager, his style, the way he deals with players, now in an era ofjuergen klopp and pat guardiola seems outdated. he told me the most sought after football manager in europe arrived now is mauricio pochettino, the guy that spurs have sacked. we can anticipate an immediate reaction from the players to mourinho in the dressing room. in the medium term, long term, mourinho's record of creating a new era at a club, well, he doesn't tend to do that. when i spoke to one of the fans groups earlier, he said they wanted more from the club are what is happening next? they have made the statement clearly, their rationale is they regretted their reluctance to get rid of mauricio pochettino but they can't allow the club to stand still. we will spend today, i am sure, debating the rights and wrongs of this. the ethics, the morality of sacking a manager who has done so much over

not this respectful to the club, but just because what chelsea has given me over my time as a player and what it has given the now, it is certainly not something on my list. new zealand will resume on the third day of the first test against england still 209 runs behind the tourists after ben stokes scored the runs and then sam curran took the wickets that have given england a slight advantage in mount manganui. stokes top—scored with 91, smashing 12 fours along the way. but the tourists weren‘t able to build on his innings. after stokes became one of three wickets taken in a spell by tim southee, england were eventually all out for 353. but sam curran took the key wicket of new zealand captain kane williamson in the final hour — new zealand were 144—4 at the close. play resumes at 10pm our time. england will feel very, very happy, i think. they have chipped away. they work really well as a bowling unit. they have complemented each other very well and i thinkjoe root handled his attack really well. england in the driving seat here. they will chip away again tomorrow. new zeal

australia's sam kerr — is moving to england where she's signed for the women's super league leaders chelsea. for the past couple of years, kerr's been dividing her time between australia and the usa — playing for perth glory in the w—league, and chicago red stars in the nwsl. she's the all—time leading goalscorer in both leagues — but now she's hoping to conquer europe. the australian international — who's been nominated for the ballon d'0r and fifa's women's player of the year — has signed a 2.5—year deal with chelsea. she'll join them in january. thursday sees a showdown between roger federer and novak djokovic with whoever wins reaching the semi finals. federer kept his hopes alive with victory over matteo berettini in his last match. whilst djokovic was beaten by dominic thiem despite taking the first set, he lost in three. and so it sets up an all or nothing match against federer: as you said, it's a round—robin system so i am still in the tournament and we go head—to—head with roger, the winner goes to sammy, the loser doesn't qualify, it's as simple as that. sever

hillary clinton, of course, who has co—authored the book of gutsy women with her daughter chelsea. one of the business stories we are covering today is that formula i has launched a plan to become carbon—neutral by 2030. the intention is to wipe out the carbon footprint of activity at race tracks, including road and air transport of staff and equipment to the events. next year, there are a record—breaking 22 races, including a new grand prix in vietnam. with me is 0liver cornock, editor in chief of the oxford business group. good morning, 0liver. now, you live near silverstone, so formula one is in your backyard whether you like it or not. what do you think? is this an ambitious target or not? or not. what do you think? is this an ambitious target or nowm or not. what do you think? is this an ambitious target or not? it is clearly a nd an ambitious target or not? it is clearly and ambitious target from an industry, and let's call it what it is, it is a very big deal. silverstone, the home of uk racing and lots of ways, motor sport. mercedes around their employers a lot of peopl

riyad mahrez struck the winner to move the champions above chelsea into third place. but they're still nine points off the top of the table. pressure continues on arsenal head coach unai emery after arsenal rescued a point to draw 2—2 with southampton. everton‘s struggles continue — they lost 2—0 at home to norwich — who move off the bottom of the table. elsewhere there were wins for wolves, leicester city, and burnley. great britain are playing the deciding match of their davis cup semifinal against spain. kyle edmund won his match earlier but then rafael nadal beat dan evans to level the scores at 1—1. that left jame murray and neal skupski with the challenge of beating nadal and felciano lopez in the doubles. they lost the first set in the tie—break and i just starting the second set. -- and arejust starting. the winners play canada in the final tomorrow. england perhaps have a mountain to climb if they are to get anything back from that match there. and in rugby union's european champions cup, and holders, saracens, returned to winning ways with a bo