that something has hit fred. yesterday, as the united midfielder fred went to take a corner in the second half, objects, including cigarette lighters, were thrown at him. this is really poor, things on now raining down. before a man was caught on camera and apparently making monkey noises and gestures towards manchester united‘s players. a video of the incident began circulating on social media. we encourage people to report and we are encourage people to report and we a re really encourage people to report and we are really heartened that yesterday are really heartened that yesterday a lot of people reported to us. so that messages clearly getting through. today, manchester police announced a 41—year—old man has been arrested, saying they hope this arrested, saying they hope this arrest shows that we are taking this matter extremely seriously. and that they will work with the clubs to investigate any other lines of enquiry. what happened here at vietti had stadium is yet another reminder of how racism cont

the brazilian forward fred was also hit by a missile thrown from the crowd. the club said in a statement it was working with greater manchester police and the fa to identify any individuals involved. we seem to be speaking about it an awful lot. you know, in this past six months, eight months. and, you know, it's not something that anyone wants to do. even speaking about it now, it's not a nice thing to speak about. but, you know, the necessary departments need to do the right things to stop it in the game, because, you know, that's a big negative of the sport and just of the country, it's not something that you want to see. that was a difficult afternoon all round for manchester city. . a couple of million minutes later anthony pert marcio put them to nil up. a thrilling finale, but united held on, and another poor result for the champions. they are so fast, so quick and sometimes, when you lose the ball in some position, it is more difficult. but...we tried. we arrived in the final third many, many, many times. we could not be more clear there and of course

something has just hit fred. yesterday, as the united midfielder fred went to take a corner in the second half, objects, including cigarette lighters, were thrown at him... oh, this is really poor. things are now raining down. ..before a man was caught on camera, apparently making monkey noises and gestures towards united's players. a video of the incident began circulating on social media. we encourage people to report and we are really heartened that yesterday a lot of people reported to us. so, that message is clearly getting through. today, greater manchester police announced that a 41—year—old man has been arrested, saying... what happened here at the etihad is yet another reminder of how racism continues to plague football, and it comes almost a year to the day after the city forward raheem sterling was racially abused playing at stamford bridge. that abuse led to a chelsea supporter receiving a permanent ban, while sterling was also one of a number of england players who faced racism and nazi salutes d

something has just hit fred. yesterday, as the united midfielder fred went to take a corner in the second half, objects, including cigarette lighters, were thrown at him. oh, this is really poor. things are now raining down. ..before a man was caught on camera, apparently making monkey noises and gestures towards united's players. a video of the incident began circulating on social media. we encourage people to report and we are really heartened that yesterday a lot of people reported to us. so, that message is clearly getting through. today, greater manchester police announced that a 41—year—old man has been arrested, saying... what happened here at the etihad is yet another reminder of how racism continues to plague football, and it comes almost a year to the day after the city forward raheem sterling was racially abused playing at stamford bridge. that abuse led to a chelsea supporter receiving a permanent ban, while sterling was also one of a number of england players who faced racism and nazi salutes dur

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gramps, the founder of the church, the reverend fred phelps? exactly, my grandfather. so the church is almost entirely my extended family. "they threw eggs and beer and big plastic bottles filled with urine," you write. "from behind my sign, i watched them approach us to hit, and threaten, and shove, and bellow, and spit, and grabforoursigns, our bodies, our hair. the police rarely seemed to help, but my parents kept us safe. yeah, and that's. .. we saw — because it was our duty to be out there, i never saw it as my parents putting us in danger. the criminals were putting us in danger. i trusted, obviously, my parents implicitly, as we all generally do when we're kids. but looking back on it, your parents weren't keeping you safe, were they? they were exposing you to verbal abuse and putting you potentially in harm's way. but for them, you know, they believe that god is with them, and requiring this of them. we would be in far more danger if they didn't have us out there, doing our duty to god. and now, do you still believe that to be the case? obviously i see that t

you can see the brazilian midfielder fred, walking away after being hit by something. there were monkey gestures that were allegedly aimed at fred and his colleaguejesse lingard. then, the arrest happened this morning. ali1—year—old man, he has not been named, he was arrested on suspicion of a racially aggravated public order offence, he remains in custody for questioning. greater manchester police said that they were called to the stadium at 1855 last night. superintendent chris hill said... so, possibly they are still investigating the throwing of the objects. there may be further action to take. what did the club say? they said they had a zero tolerance to this kind of incident and anyone found guilty will face a lifetime ban. the headlines on bbc news... as the final few days of campaigning get under way — the conservatives promise to introduce an australian—style points—based immigration system to control unskilled migration. meanwhile labour set out their plans for social care if they win the election — offering more funding and free personal care for

you can see the brazilian midfielder fred, walking away after being hit by something. there were monkey gestures that were allegedly aimed at fred and his colleague jesse lingard. then, the arrest happened this morning. a41—year—old man, he has not been named, he was arrested on suspicion of a racially aggravated public order offence, he remains in custody for questioning. greater manchester police said that they were called to the stadium at 1855 last night. they said the following in this statement. so, possibly they are still investigating the throwing of the objects. there may be further action to take. what did the club say? they said they had a zero tolerance to this kind of incident and anyone found guilty will face a lifetime ban. andy, thank you. lets take a look at some of other main stories this hour on bbc news. tens of thousands of pro— democracy campaigners in hong kong have begun a march through the city centre. the territory's new police chief has warned that officers will intervene if there's any violence. north korea says it has carried out a '

‘gramps‘, the founder of the church, the reverend fred phelps? exactly, my grandfather. so the church is almost entirely my extended family. "they threw eggs and beer and big plastic bottles filled with urine," you write. "from behind my sign, i watched them approach us to hit, and threaten, and shove, and bellow, and spit, and grabforoursigns, our bodies, our hair. the police rarely seemed to help, but my parents kept us safe." yeah, and that's. .. we saw — because it was our duty to be out there, i never saw it as something that my parents putting us in danger. the criminals were putting us in danger. i trusted, obviously, my parents implicitly, as we all generally do when we're kids. but looking back on it, your parents weren't keeping you safe, were they? they were exposing you to verbal abuse and there were putting you potentially in harm's way. but for them, you know, they believe that god is with them, and requiring this of them. we would be in far more danger if they didn't have us out there, doing our duty to god. and now, do you still believe that to be the c

commentator: something has just hit fred. yesterday, as the united midfielder fred went to take a corner in the second half, objects including cigarette lighters were thrown at him. oh, this is really poor, things are now raining down. before a man was caught on camera apparently making monkey noises and gestures towards united's players. a video of the incident began circulating on social media. we encourage people to report and we're really heartened that yesterday, a lot of people reported to us, so that message is clearly getting through. today, greater manchester police announced that a 41—year—old man has been arrested, saying they hope... .this arrest shows that we are taking this matter really seriously". and that they will. .. "..work with the clubs to investigate any other lines of enquiry." what happened here at the etihad is yet another reminder of how racism continues to plague football and it comes almost a year to the day after the city forward raheem sterling was racially abused playing at stamford bridge.

manchester united players report racist abuse as player fred is hit by missiles from the stands in the derby against rivals city. we keep talking about it every week and it doesn't stop unless it will have consequences. a chinese—american researcher is freed by iran in a prisoner exchange with the us, but president trump says he won't rest until they release all wrongfully detained us citizens. and we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with the political editor of the sunday people, and sunday mirror nigel nelson and political commentator, jo phillips. good evening. in the past hour, the british boxer, anthonyjoshua, has regained his three world heavyweight titles. he beat the mexican—american, andy ruiz, on points, in saudi arabia in the so—called clash on the dunes. let's speak to our sports correspondent ben croucher. a shock upset or rightfully deserved? rightfully deserved. very much so this evening in saudi arabia. you will remember six months ago anthonyjoshua was the unbeaten heavyweight champion of the world. he went to new york and fought anti— ruiz he went

commentator: something has just hit fred. yesterday, as the united midfielder fred went to take a corner in the second half, objects including cigarette lighters were thrown at him. oh, this is really poor, things are now raining down. before a man was caught on camera apparently making monkey noises and gestures towards united's players. a video of the incident began circulating on social media. we encourage people to report and we're really heartened that yesterday, a lot of people reported to us, so that messages to us, so that message is clearly getting through. today, greater manchester police announced that a 41—year—old man has been arrested, saying they hope... .this arrest shows that we are taking this matter really seriously". and that they will. .. what happened here at the etihad is yet another reminder of how racism continues to plague football and it comes almost a year to the day after the city forward raheem sterling was racially abused playing at stamford bridge. it grabbed the headlines and led to a chel

the united player fred was also pelted with missiles and hit by an object. here's the united manager's immediate reaction after the game. i have seen it on the video, it's jesse and fred in there and the fellow, he must be ashamed of himself. that's unacceptable. and i hope he won't be watching any football any more. we seem to be speaking about it an awful lot over this past six months, eight months. and, you know, it's not something that anyone wants to do. even speaking about it now, it's not a nice thing to speak about. but, you know, the necessary departments need to do the right things to stop it in the game, because, you know, that's a big negative of the sport and just of the country, it's not something that you want to see. the headlines on bbc news: as the final few days of campaigning get under way, the conservatives promise to introduce an australian—style points—based immigration system to control unskilled migration. meanwhile, labour sets out its plans for social care if it wins the election — by offering free personal care for older peo

the united player fred was also pelted with missiles and hit by an object. here's the united manager's immediate reaction after the game. i have seen it on the video, it's jesse and fred in there and the fellow, he must be ashamed of himself. that's unacceptable. and i hope he won't be watching any football any more. we seem to be speaking about it an awful lot. over this past six months, eight months. and, you know, it's not something that anyone wants to do. even speaking about it now, it's not a nice thing to speak about. but, you know, the necessary departments need to do the right things to stop it in the game, because, you know, that's a big negative of the sport and just of the country, it's not something that you want to see. officials say 100 fires have formed a "mega blaze" raging across dozens of miles north—west of sydney. the fire has been sending plumes of black smoke across the city and it's too large to put out currently. since october, bushfires have killed six people and destroyed more than 700 homes across australia. live now to our corr

gramps, the founder of the church, the reverend fred phelps? exactly, my grandfather. so the church is almost entirely my extended family. "they threw eggs and beer and big plastic bottles filled with urine," you write. "from behind my sign, i watched them approach us to hit, and threaten, and shove, and bellow, and spit, and grabforoursigns, our bodies, our hair. the police rarely seemed to help, but my parents kept us safe. yeah, and that's. .. we saw — because it was our duty to be out there, we never saw it as my parents putting us in danger. the criminals were putting us in danger. i trusted, obviously, my parents implicitly, as we all generally do when we're kids. but looking back on it, your parents weren't keeping you safe, were they? they were exposing you to verbal abuse and putting you potentially in harm's way. but for them, you know, they believe that god is with them, and requiring this of them. we would be in far more danger if they didn't have us out there, doing our duty to god. and now, do you still believe that to be the case? obviously i see that

‘gramps‘, the founder of the church, the reverend fred phelps? exactly, my grandfather. so the church is almost entirely my extended family. "they threw eggs and beer and big plastic bottles filled with urine," you write. "from behind my sign, i watched them approach us to hit, and threaten, and shove, and bellow, and spit, and grabforoursigns, our bodies, our hair. the police rarely seemed to help, but my parents kept us safe." yeah, and that's. .. we saw — because it was our duty to be out there, i never saw it as something that my parents putting us in danger. the criminals were putting us in danger. i trusted, obviously, my parents implicitly, as we all generally do when we're kids. but looking back on it, your parents weren't keeping you safe, were they? they were exposing you to verbal abuse and there were putting you potentially in harm's way. but for them, you know, they believe that god is with them, and requiring this of them. we would be in far more danger if they didn't have us out there, doing our duty to god. and now, do you still believe that to be the c

that's what be associated with gazza and fred and to have the personality and character to break free from that, it's not to be underestimated. gazza, it's tough to watch, it's tough to see how he is but i would challenge everyone and say there would have been signs of this throughout his life and career. sure, now it escalated to the point it's obviously a huge problem but there was problem or we could have done and rather than laugh along with it, actually some people close recognise this could be a problem and doa recognise this could be a problem and do a little bit more. for me, i was a journeyman county cricketer trying to break out of the persona i thought was mine, that was tough enough. imagine that being someone who has millions of fans. luke sutton speaking to me earlier. the best footballers in the world will be announced in the next few hours. leo messi could win the award for the sixth time. for the women's prize vivianne miedema could win it, yesterday she scored six and set up fourin yesterday she scored six and set up four in arsenal's win against bristol city. hears

manchester united players report racist abuse as player fred is hit by missiles from the stands in the derby against rivals, city. a chinese—american researcher is freed by iran in a prisoner exchange with the us — but president trump says he won't rest until they release all wrongfully detained us citizens. edward norton is a private detective with tourette‘s edward norton is a private detective with tourette‘s syndrome edward norton is a private detective with tourette‘s syndrome trying edward norton is a private detective with tourette‘s syndrome trying to work out the murder. find out what merck —— mark kermode thinks in the film review. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are nigel nelson, the political editor of the sunday people, and sunday mirror, and jo phillips, political commentator, who was an advisor to the liberal democrats‘ leader, paddy ashdown. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the observer leads with calls for tactical voting to stop borisjohnson getting a majority. the daily mail

my predecessors have told me the stories of when fred astaire danced in the arcade because someone bought some parker slippers. marilyn monroe was filming with laurence olivier. his butler brought her here because apparently sir lawrence and ms munroe did not get on very well. we have all types of people. we have people from the prime minister to famous actresses, and just normal people. in 2006, i popped in here because it was time for me to look for an engagement ring, so a remembered burlington arcade, i popped in. and i was looking at the jewellery and i couldn't find the shoeshiner. i said, "do know where the shoeshine guy is?" and they said he hasn't come around for the last three months. i said, "you are missing the point, i am a shoeshiner, i would love to be involved here. and from that, 13 years later, i'm here." you could travel the world and look at lots of different luxury retail stores and streets and they all look very similar, burlington arcade is a unique thoroughfare. it's not too big. it is not a shopping mall. it's very human in terms of size. wejumped in anothertime,

sorry to lose you, fred. i was very lucky. i had some narrow escapes. i think about it every day. it's another friend, i'm hoping this is an old friend. absolutely wonderful. captain... so young. you talk to younger people about events during the war, and they look askance at you, as if it never happened. i hope it's going to bring it home to all the people, exactly what happened. not what i did, what we did. i came home, and i'm thankful for that. and i appreciate waking up every morning just to see the sky. the lads who are the heroes are still out there. so grateful to be alive. so grateful to have survived. so sorry so many had to die. so many heroes, and there they lie. normandy. a father and his two children who drowned in a hotel swimming pool on christmas eve are named by spanish police. gabriel diya died alongside his 16—year—old son and his nine—year—old daughter, comfort. anyone that knew them would say the same thing. they were just beautiful, lovely people. at least 16 dead and many missing after a typhoon rips through the philipines leaving a trail of devasta

it isjesse and fred in there and the fella he must be ashamed of himself. that is unacceptable and i hope he would be watching any foot ball hope he would be watching any football any more. we seem to be speaking about it an awful lot of this past six months, eight months. it is not something that anyone wants to do. even speaking about it now, it is not a nice thing to speak about. the necessary departments need to do the right things to stop it in the game because it is a big negative of the sport, and the country. it is not something that you want to see. very strong words from marcus rashford. he had a fantastic match. he spoke about having to talk about this for the last six months or so. he was involved in that match for england away in bulgaria. we have had high profile issues in italy. a year to the day since raheem sterling was racially abused at chelsea. the fight goes on. ole gunnar solskjaer are saying it has to be education to fight this issue. thank you. britain‘s longest—running rail franchise has made its last journey after more than 22

my predecessors have told me the stories of when fred astaire danced in the arcade because someone bought some parker slippers. marilyn monroe was filming with laurence olivier. his butler brought her here because apparently sir lawrence and ms munroe did not get on very well. we have all types of people. we have people from the prime minister to famous actresses and just normal people. in 2006, i popped in here because it was time for me to look for an engagement ring, so i remembered burlington arcade, so i popped in. and i was looking at the jewellery and i couldn't see the shoeshiner. i said, "do know where the shoeshine guy is?" and they said he hasn't come around for the last three months. i said, "you're missing the point, i am a shoeshiner, i would love to be involved here. and from that, 13 years later, i'm here." you could travel the world and look at lots of different luxury retail stores and streets and they all look very similar, burlington arcade is a unique thoroughfare. it's not too big. it's not a shopping mall. it's very human in terms of size. wejumped in anothertime, b

sorry to lose you, fred. i was very lucky. i had some narrow escapes. i think about it every day. it's another friend. i'm hoping this is an old friend. absolutely wonderful. captain. so young. you talk to younger people about events during the war, and they look askance at you, as if it never happened. i hope it's going to bring it home to all the people exactly what happened. not what i did, what we did. i came home and i'm thankful for that. and i appreciate waking up every morning just to see the sky. the lads who are the heroes are still out there. so grateful to be alive. so grateful to have survived. so sorry so many had to die. so many heroes, and there they lie. normandy. hello there, it's quite cold at the moment across parts hello there. the early days of the new year will bring in some mild air across the uk. it will turn quite windy at times. right now, it's quite cold where we've had the clearer skies, and the earlier sunshine across parts of northern england and indeed for scotland. well, we've got more cloud further south. it's been an altogether different looking

sorry to lose you, fred. i was very lucky. i had some narrow escapes. i think about it every day. it's another friend, i'm hoping this is an old friend. absolutely wonderful. captain... so young. you talk to younger people about events during the war, and they look askance at you, as if it never happened. i hope it's going to bring it home to all the people, exactly what happened. not what i did, what we did. i came home and i'm thankful for that. and i appreciate waking up every morning just to see the sky. the lads who are the heroes are still out there. so grateful to be alive. so grateful to have survived. so sorry so many had to die. so many heroes, and there they lie. normandy. hello there. after the dry and often bright weather of christmas day, boxing day brought a return to something wetter for many of us. this was the scene for a weather watcher at southport on merseyside, quite a lot of rain here. but it wasn't like that everywhere, parts of northern scotland had the lion's share of the bright and dry weather. and i think more of us will get to see some dry weather over

my predecessors have told me the stories of when fred astaire danced in the arcade because someone bought some him parker slippers. marilyn monroe was filming with laurence olivier. his butler brought her here because apparently sir lawrence and ms munroe did not get on very well. we have all types of people. we have people from the prime minister to famous actresses and just normal people. looking for engagement rings. in 2006, i popped in here because it was time for me to look for an engagement ring, so a remembered burlington arcade, so i popped in. and i was looking at the jewellery and i couldn't see the shoeshiner. i kindly asked him, "do know where the shoeshine guy is?" and they said he hasn't come around for the last three months. i said, "you're missing the point, here. i'm a shoeshiner, i would love to be involved here. and then, 13 years later, i'm here." you could travel the world and look at lots of different luxury retail stores and streets and they all look very similar, burlington arcade is a unique thoroughfare. it's not too big. it's not a shopping mall. it's very huma

my predecessors have told me the stories of when fred astaire danced in the arcade because someone bought some parker slippers. marilyn monroe was filming with laurence olivier. his butler brought her here because apparently sir lawrence and ms munroe did not get on very well. we have all types of people. we have people from the prime minister to famous actresses and just normal people. in 2006, i popped in here because it was time for me to look for an engagement ring, so a remembered burlington arcade, so i popped in. and i was looking at the jewellery and i couldn't see the shoeshiner. i said, "do know where the shoeshine guy is?" and they said he hasn't come around for the last three months. i said, "you're missing the point, i am a shoeshiner, i would love to be involved here. and from that, 13 years later, i'm here." you could travel the world and look at lots of different luxury retail stores and streets and they all look very similar, burlington arcade is a unique thoroughfare. it's not too big. it's not a shopping mall. it's very human in terms of size. wejumped in anothertime, b

sorry to lose you, fred. i was very lucky. i had some narrow escapes. i think about it every day. it's another friend. i'm hoping this is an old friend. absolutely wonderful. captain. so young. you talk to younger people about events during the war, and they look askance at you, as if it never happened. i hope it's going to bring it home to all the people exactly what happened. not what i did, what we did. i came home and i'm thankful for that. and i appreciate waking up every morning just to see the sky. the lads who are the heroes are still out there. so grateful to be alive. so grateful to have survived. so sorry so many had to die. so many heroes, and there they lie. normandy. hello. grey skies were abundant across the uk yesterday with a thick blanket of cloud that stayed in place overnight and kept it very warm for the north west of scotland in particular where it was actually 16 degrees in the middle of the night. that very warm air stretches all the way from the tropics. this amber band shows it still sitting across northern ireland and scotland today. the cloud will hopef

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manchester united players report racist abuse as player fred is hit by missiles from the stands in the derby against rivals city. we keep talking about it every week and it doesn't stop unless it will have consequences. a chinese—american researcher is freed by iran in a prisoner exchange with the us, but president trump says he won't rest until they release all wrongfully detained us citizens. and we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with the political editor of the sunday people, and sunday mirror nigel nelson and political commentator, jo phillips. good evening. in the past hour, the british boxer, anthonyjoshua,

withdrawal and i assume what started to be a massive reduction in military personnel, it used to be fred temporary basis and now i think it will be permanent. it is the largest embassy and the wealth and i do not think it will be anywhere near that. thank you so much and i will just let our viewers near that. thank you so much and i willjust let our viewers know as well that there are the us military are planning to send more troops to protect not embassy. —— protect that embassy. lebanon says it had no prior warning that the former head of renault—nissan, carlos ghosn intended to skip bail injapan and travel to beirut. mr ghosn says he flew to lebanon — where he lived as a child — to escape what he described as a "rigged" justice system. it's unclear how he left japan, where he was facing trial on financial misconduct charges, as he'd surrendered his passports as part of his bail conditions. rupert wingfield—hayes has more. last march, carlos ghosn disguised himself as a construction worker as he attempted to slip past the waiting media on his release from jail. now he has s

you can see the brazilian midfielder fred, walking away after being hit by something. there were monkey gestures that were allegedly aimed at fred and his colleaguejesse lingard. then, the arrest happened this morning. a 41—year—old man, he has not been named, he was arrested on suspicion of a racially aggravated public order offence, he remains in custody for questioning. greater manchester police said that they were called to the stadium at 1855 last night. superintendent chris hill said... so, possibly they are still investigating the throwing of the objects. there may be further action to take. what did the club say? they said they had a zero tolerance to this kind of incident and anyone found guilty will face a lifetime ban. the headlines on bbc news... as the final few days of campaigning get under way — the conservatives promise to introduce an australian—style points—based immigration system to control unskilled migration meanwhile labour set out their plans for social care if they win the election — offering more funding and free personal care for

videos were shared online which seemed to show a supporter making monkey gestures towards united player fred. city say they'll ban anyone found guilty of racist abuse for life. back to the election now and our regional political correspondents have been gauging opinions in their areas. tonight it's the turn of bbc devon's jenny kumah, who's has been to the constituency of north devon. the seat was held by the liberal democrats until 2015, when it was won by the conservatives. the lib dems are hoping to win it back. north devon. coastal, rural towns and villages. there's a bit of everything in this vast constituency. on the coast is ilfracombe, once a booming seaside town. but with the rise of cheap foreign travel, it's faced decades of social and economic challenges. north devon has traditionally been a lib dem stronghold. they held the seat for more than 20 years before losing it to the conservatives in 2015. but can they win the seat back when a majority of people here voted to leave? among them, ben — a localfisherman who tells me he'll be voting conservative. being a fisherman in ilfra

manchester united manager ole gunnar solskjaer says it's been a difficult few days for his players — fred and jesse lingard after they allegedly suffered racist abuse during saturday's manchester derby at the etihad stadium. a man's been arrested and bailed in connection with the incident. ahead of tomorrow's europa league match against a z alkmaar, both lingard and long term absentee paul pogba were missing from training. ole gunnar solskjaer says he hopes pogba will be back before the end of the year. let's get paul fit first and back in form, he'll play loads of games. for me, he's one of the best players in at the world. we're looking forward to having him back. he's been linked with the vacant manager's jobs at arsenal and everton — does the sacking of napoli manager carlo ancelotti make that more likely now? napoli beat genk 4—0 last night to book their place in the last 16 of the champions league but less than three hours later, the italian club released a statement confirming ancelotti's departure. the former chelsea manager was in his second season in charge at napoli. test m

the man united player fred was subjected to what appear to be monkey gestures and other players also reported similar incidents. manchester city say it'll ban for life any one found guilty of racism. hundreds of thousands of people have filled the streets of hong kong to participate in a peaceful march demanding greater political rights. after six months of sometimes violent demonstrations, hong kong has been relatively calm since pro—democracy candidates won a landslide victory in local council elections two weeks ago. the police say they'll intervene if there's any violence. britain's longest—running rail franchise has come to an end. virgin trains — which has been operating the west coast main line since 1997 — finished operations yesterday evening. the route has been taken over by the new train operator, avanti west coast. nearly 1,000 tourists are trapped in a small town in new zealand weekend after severe storms caused landslides and flooding. both roads into the town of fraanosef on the south island have been completely blocked. the british boxer, anthonyjoshua, has re

in the second half, the brazilian midfielder fred stepped up to take a corner. he was a p pa re ntly stepped up to take a corner. he was apparently greeted by monkey gestures from at least one fan in the crowd, who won social media, at least, was recognisable. objects we re least, was recognisable. objects were thrown at him. a water bottle, it seems, lighters. you can see him flinching. that was the incident yesterday. the objects that were thrown you can see a water bottle there. we have been blowing out the images of people who may or may not have been involved. clearly, distressing for the man himself. the police say they were called at about 6:55 pm last night to investigate these investigations, and a a1—year—old man has been arrested. on social media he was widely named. he was clearly recognisable and he was named. there are details about his past, and hisjob, and his employer was encouraged to sack him. we have their statement from superintendent chris hill. he said column that suggest maybe they are investigating the objects that were thrown as wel

i mean, it was founded by your grandfather, the late fred phelps, who was its pastor. among the things he said over the years was, you can't believe the bible without believing that god hates people. it is pure nonsense to say that god loves the sinner but hates the sin. he hates the sin, he hates the sin. he hates the sin, he hates the centre. what do you think when you read back and you hear the things he said and apparently believe? yes, he definitely believe them. we believe the bible was the literal and infallible word of god, and that his understanding of it was unquestionable. and you know, he was very smart, he was trained as a lawyer. you know, he won all kinds of awards for his civil rights work. so he was not a stupid person, and that i think led him to this toxic sense of certainty in his own righteousness. when i listen to those ideas, i understand where he is coming from, and i can quote you so many of the verses. we spent all... every single day we were reading the bible and memorising these passages, and we would stand on the picket line and we would qu

uk, manchester city has vowed to take action against a fan who appeared to make monkey gestures at fred of manchester united. here's more from musa 0kwonga. it isa it is a huge problem because it extends into society and what i would like to say is i like to hear from the directors of these football clubs, the directors of these clubs, many of them are white coming out in sitting the they celebrated in the plot, it should be far more widespread for the administration of this club say that there's proper consultation and let us support our players not of the workers in the workplace have to answer for the workplace have to answer for the work conditions. they're too busy playing world—class football they should not be able to sort out the safety of their work conditions. the pope has ended the rule of "pon—ti—fical secrecy" — this obliged anyone bringing accusations of priests sexually abusing children to keep quiet about the details. the vatican used to say the rule was meant to protect the privacy of victims and he reputations of the accused. but critics said it was preventing

saying to launch something bigger and bolder, is this the message you want to sent out, the two guys, fred and rudiger, they're foreign nationals and that is what we're presenting to them and their families that they will come to england and we will tolerate this. we need to show that we are better than that. when we see calls for an inquiry, what can that achieve and what can it do. it can't be people sitting around and you heard the government minister saying the things we have heard before. we need something big and bold. i remember the macpherson inquiry 25—plus years ago after the murder of stephen lawrence and what happened then, there was an inquiry into racism in there was an inquiry into racism in the police, but it was bigger than that and it spoke about issues in society and ushered a way into thinking and lifting the bonnet of what we do in society and i think for that reason it achieved a lot. now we are at a similar stage. football is the national game. what is happening isn't just football is the national game. what is happening isn'tjust happening in football, but it is h

its publisher fred ryan has put out this statement. it adds, "those ultimately responsible at the highest level of the saudi government continue to escape responsibility for the brutal murder of jamal khashoggi." earlier this year this report was released by the un's special rapporteur, agnes kalamar, which stated that there was credible evidence that this man, saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin salman, is personally liable for the killing ofjamal khashoggi. here's ms kalamar on today's verdict. the killing was a state—sponsored killing under international law. saudi arabia keeps repeating, "the state is not responsible." i'm sorry, theyjust don't know international law — that's the first thing. the prosecutor had absolutely no focus on the state in its handling of the case. it did not try to unpack who within the state either incited the killing, ordered the killing, created the condition that made the killing possible, or failed to protect jamal khashoggi when the killing was known to be happening. a little earlier, i spoke

the incident happened as united midfielder fred went to take a corner — a man has been arrested on suspicion of a racially aggravated public order offence. manchester city say they'll ban anyone found guilty for life — but the anti—racism organisation kick it out say it's a wider issue. it is not just it is notjust about punishing fans, it is also about can we educate them, can we get them to think differently, think about the impact that their behaviour has on other people and we have already been doing that on a number of occasions. there's no let up in leicester city's pursuit of liverpool at the top of the premier league table. they made it eight wins in a row with a 4—1victory over struggling aston villa — jamie vardy scoring twice. leicester are eight points behind liverpool, but they're six points clear of manchester city. i don't think anyone expects us to be anywhere near the top. however, for us, we take it game by game and look to improve on our training and see where it takes us. celtic won their tenth domestic trophy in a row after beating rangers 1—0 in the league cup

ole gunnar solskjaer says it has been a difficult few days for his players fred and jesse lingard after they allegedly suffered racist abuse during manchester derby at the etihad stadium. a man has been arrested and released on bail ahead, after the incident. both lingard and pol pogba were missing for training, ole gunnar solskjaer says that he hopes a popple will be back by the end of the year. let's get paul fit first and back in form, he will play loads of games. for me, he is one of the best players in at the world. we are looking forward to having him back. he has been aligned with the va ca nt back. he has been aligned with the vacant manager jobs at back. he has been aligned with the vacant managerjobs at arsenal and everton, the sacking of napoli manager, carlo and gelati, make that more likely now? natalie won a 4—0 last night, but less than three hours later, the italian club released a statement confirming carlo and gelati's departure. he was in his second season in charge at napoli. large and how cricket grounds are set to house the final days of next years inaugural seas

terrorism remains the major fred to the peace and progress of our region. recurring attacks by terrorist groups remind us of the urgency to build and ensuring security partnership to confront the evil of cross—border terrorism. currently there are thousands of regional and international troops in the region backed by france but it appears that making little progress and recently, the us and uk have criticised the african leaders for not doing enough, saying military action alone could not solve the problem. they urged them to focus on issues of governance, corruption and development. let's get some of the day's other news: at least 18 inmates have been killed in an outbreak of gang violence at a prison in honduras. officials say 16 people were injured in the northern port city of tela on friday. the fight was one of the worst recent outbreaks in the country where prisons are notoriously overcrowded. the cuban president has appointed the country's first prime minister in more than forty years — the tourism minister, manuel marrero cruz. the post of prime