and i am here at chelsea football clu b and i am here at chelsea football club as former player frank lampard makes an emotional return as their new manager. and coming up on bbc news — johanna konta is back in singles action, one of five british players hoping to book their place in the third round at wimbledon. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. there's a warning today that patients‘ lives are being put at risk because of delays treating them for sepsis. hospitals are meant to put patients on an antibiotic drip within an hour when sepsis is suspected, but bbc research shows a quarter of patients in england wait longer than that. delays can increase the likelihood of potentially fatal complications such as organ failure. lauren moss reports. there's in his house, my friend's house. a father remembering his son as a bright student with ambition of becoming an accountant and taking care of his family. but in may 2016, amir halling went to hospital in london after he banged his ankle and became unable to walk. the 39—year—old was sent home with paracetamol, but l

and back at the bridge, frank lampard one of chelsea's greatest players is named as the club's new manager. in just a moment there will be more on that exports may but first a look at what else is coming up this evening here on bbc news. i had in beyond 100 days we will be covering the independence day parade in washington, that is at seven terry leadership candidates are in york and setting out there still is for another round of hustings we would have all the updates between seven and 9pm and be that of christ be taking a look at all the headlines hitting tomorrow's front page is in oui’ hitting tomorrow's front page is in our paper is this evening with ben gray's assistant political editor and anna isaac economics correspondent at the telegraph that is at10:30pm and correspondent at the telegraph that is at 10:30pm and again at 1130 tonight. that's all i had for you on bbc news but before all of that it's time for sports day. hello and welcome to sportsday. away from wimbledon. 0n on day four of the championships, five bricks have been an action. johanna konta is increased control act

chelsea owner roman abramovich is not known for his sentiment. he has been through ten managers in 15 years, most recently maurizio sarri. the unproven lampard is a gamble. you will be hoping his past glories here can out lead to future ones. andy swiss, bbc news, stamford bridge. are our top story this evening: william hill plans to —— to close 700 stores, putting 4500 jobs at risk. you might coming up, iam 700 stores, putting 4500 jobs at risk. you might coming up, i am at wimbledon on a blockbuster day where three brits are through to round three. coming up on sportsday on bbc news: frank lampard is the new chelsea head coach. after leading derby county to the championship play—off final, he returns to stamford bridge, where he spent 13 years as a player. patients' lives are being put at risk because of delays in treating them for sepsis. hospitals are meant to put suspected sufferers on an antibiotic drip within an hour — but bbc research shows a quarter of patients in england are waiting longer than that. sepsis is hard to spot & dia

i know that you and chelsea -- chelsea, you are amazing. you taught me the budgets when i was first a legislative aide, and you were at coleman advocates for youth, and i said, teach it to me, and i took you to lunch, and you taught it to me, and it was incredible. it was a brilliant pick, president yee, but you two are a dynamic duo. but i just can't overstate, you work so hard, and you've been working working so hard for months on end. i just want to tell you from my constituents and the people of san francisco, thank you for working so hard. and then to the mayor's amazing staff, kelly. you're a fantastic, fantastic, and thank you for being so straightforward and honest in your dealings with us. sophia, of course, ben and everyone from the budget and legislative analyst. i just have a lot of gratitude for all of you. thanks so much. >> chair fewer: thank you. supervisor mandelman -- >> supervisor ronen: sorry. carol carolyn gusen, where are you? carolyn, thank you for staying on top of the people from district 9. we love you. >> supervis

and chelsea confirm former player frank lampard will take over at stamford bridge on a three—year contract. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with tennis, and day four at wimbledon, where the defending women's champion angelique kerber was knocked out, while the grudge match between rafael nadal and nick kyrgios saw the spaniard come out on top. holly hamilton rounds up the day's action at the all—england club. well, it was the class we were all waiting for. nick kyrgios and rafael nadal, it was their seventh meeting. arguing with the umpire, serving underarm and perhaps trying to get underarm and perhaps trying to get under the 18 time grand slam champion's skin. it didn't work, the dial winning champion's skin. it didn't work, the dialwinning infour champion's skin. it didn't work, the dial winning in four sets. i'm happy 110w. “ dial winning in four sets. i'm happy now. -- the dial. sometimes it's tough to see a couple of things on court and it's amazing how good he is able to play, you know, so if he's able forget about all this stuff, potentially his a grand slam

frank lampard is back at chelsea, but this time as their manager. the 41—year—old former england midfielder has been appointed the new head coach afterjust over a year in football management. it was only six weeks ago that lampard narrowly missed out on promotion with derby county. he's now signed a three—year contract at stamford bridge, where he spent 13 years as a player. during his time at chelsea, he won 11 major trophies — including three premier league title and a champions league. so will he be able to emulate his successes from the sidelines? having played here, ifelt the pressure was high because of expectations, pressure i put on myself. having been a manager for one year at derby, i realised that on this side of the fence, the pressure is much more at whatever club you're at. and, of course, when you come to a club like chelsea, who have expectations, who have standards, who are competitive year in and year out, i understand that. so, i can't hide away from that. i wouldn't say apprehensive, i'm a realist. i understand what's wan

and for more i'm joined by our financial market correspondent chelsea laney in frankfurt chelsea how did these rate decision go down on the floor. i think investors don't really know what to make of this of this decision so the initial reaction was pretty uniformly dovish so we saw stocks rise we saw the euro lower we fell german fund had a new record low but then as mario draghi started to speak sort of the perception of this change so he declined to give specifics about how much they expected by when they were start quantitative easing he sort of stepped around some of the specific logistics of of what this easing program is going to be and so we've definitely seen a change in the market reaction if you will if you look behind me you can see this huge selloff we've seen in stocks so investors are sort of seeing this is not as dovish as they initially thought and certainly what we see behind you somewhat newer is german business confidence right now we just keeps falling. and marge are he was asked about this several times during his press conference the data out of germany and pret

chelsea delaney joins us from frankfurt bureau to talk about this chelsea is the trade realm escalates what's the likelihood of a major slowdown in global supply chains. right so we're really looking at you know global disruptions here. you know these these chemicals these products that japan is restricting exports of they're crucial to basically all of our high tech devices now so you know one of these that's used in. t.v. just plays to japan is responsible for 90 percent of the supply so you know we're looking at disruptions for cheap suppliers like samsung as cave but also you know potential ripple effects to american companies apple you know lenovo laptop makers dell so there are really a lot of there's a lot of potential for this to you know raise prices for there to be delays and disruptions so the american take joins could be affected apple the chinese take titans what about european players well i think it's a little bit different for europe you know europe doesn't have the same dominance in tack and products like this you know there are a couple of european companies that coul

the more i'm joined by our financial market correspondent chelsea delaney in france the chelsea how did the easy rate decision go down on the floor. i think investors don't really know what to make of this of this decision so the initial reaction was pretty uniformly dovish so we saw stocks rise we saw the euro lower we fall german new record low but then as mario draghi started to see sort of the perception of this change so he declined to give specifics about how much they expected by when they were start quantitative easing he sort of stepped around some of the specific logistics of of what this easing program is going to be and so we've definitely seen a change in the market reaction if you will if you look behind me you can see this huge selloff we've seen in stocks so investors are are sort of seeing this as not of as a initially thought and certainly what we see behind you somewhat nearest german business confidence right now we just keeps falling. and marge argue was asked about this several times during his press conference the data out of germany and pretty pretty bad this wee

the more i'm joined by our financial market goes down in chelsea delay any and frank the chelsea how did the easy decision go down on the floor. i think investors don't really know what to make of this of this decision so the initial reaction was pretty uniformly dovish so we saw stocks rise we saw the euro lower we fall germany had a new record low but then as mario draghi started to speak sort of the perception of this change so he declined to give specifics about how much they expected by when they were start quantitative easing he sort of stepped around some of the specific logistics of of what this easing program is going to be and so we've definitely seen a change in the market reaction if you will if you look behind me you can see this huge selloff we've seen in stocks so investors are are sort of seeing this as not as. they initially thought and certainly what we see behind you somewhat nearest german business confidence right now we just keeps falling. and marred our he was asked about this several times during his press conference the data out of germany and pretty pretty b

reporter: chelsea are ruthless when they come to their managers. frank lampard is well exare he will bcted to be as good off the pitch as he was on it. sarah campbell, bbc ns. laura: as the u.s. celebrates independence day, in israel, for the very time, the american first embassy held its fourth of july party in jerusalem. this comes after pre controversially recognizes the city as israel's capital. meanwhile, palestinians andis left-wing israave criticized recent actions by the u.s. ambassar in east jerusalem. reporter: off with a bang as the u.s. embassy gets fired up for independence day. its close relations with israel's right wing government are also on display. >> it's wonderful to have the greatest power on earth not opposing the jewish state butpp ting the jewish state. what a twist.er repofor these people, it really adds to the celebrations that this party is taking place in jerusalem for the first time. itst israelis were delighted when the u.s. moveembassy from tel aviv to hear last year. -- to here last year, but palestians were furious

chelsea delaney joins us from frankfurt now chelsea will consumers have to stop worrying about getting their hands on a spot for it any time sir. yeah i mean that's definitely something that people need to be thinking about you know these these products that japan is restricting care are crucial to basically every consumer electronic we have today so you mentioned smartphones but also tv's tablets laptops really everything and so there are also the other problem here is that there aren't a lot of of other places for south korea to source these products so japan basically has a 90 percent domination on some of these chemicals and other products and there's really nowhere else for companies like samsung to go for them so they have. stockpiles and they say it could last a couple months but you know we are facing probably disruptions here everyone seems these days to needed want a smartphone and they what it right away as well as quick to rates which brings up the prospect of these 5 g. network which is meant to roll out soon i mean could they be disrupted by this trade. right and i think

it's good news for chelsea in the midst of a testing time for them at the moment appealing against a two window ban in the transfer market that's gone to the court of arbitration for sport can't necessarily sign any players. they lost their best player in hazard that left for real madrid but the good news is chelsea fans and the club in general because frank lamb pardpard is k he is the first one that's english. so they have gone down a different route. they have normally gone for a tried and tested name. someone that's going to bring in a different brand. frank lampard only had one season as a manager. he lead to a championship playoff but they fell short. he'll bring back with them, i'm lead to believe, part of his coaching staff, j.d. morris that was a formerchelsea player as well and very bright and up and coming coach this is an interesting tactic for chelsea at the moment because they have him rejoining as well the past couple of weeks. it's a technical performance as well >> donald trump is marking this year's 4th of july celebration with a procession with tanks and fighter je

chelsea have taken matters into their own hands. stradivarius won the goodwood cup under frankie dettori to claim a third successive victory in the race. the five—year—old, trained byjohn gosden, made it eight successive wins and became only the second horse after double trigger to win the two—mile prize on three occasions. india is threatening to boycott the commonwealth games in birmingham in 2022 — because shooting has been dropped from the programme. it's a sport that india excels in — at last year's commonwealth games in australia, they took 16 shooting medals — including 7 golds. india's concerned that its ranking and medal haul will be affected if birmingham gets its way, as dan pallett reports. in india, they love the sport of shooting and they are good at it. they hosted this world cup event in february but now the starting gun has been fired in a row which could see india boycott the 2022 commonwealth games in birmingham unless shooting is included. we are hopeful it won't get to that, we've run an open and tra

after 13 years as a player, frank lampard is the new manager of chelsea. good evening. disturbing evidence of muslim children in china being systematically separated from theirfamilies has been uncovered by the bbc. official documents show that large numbers of state boarding schools have been built, to house children as young as two. critics of china's government say it's a deliberate policy, to cut the children off from their communities. the children are minority uighur muslims from the region of xinjiang. the bbc has already reported a vast network of re—education camps for adults there, where more than a million people are detained. the authorities say the camps are for combatting violent religious extremism. now, some uighur parents, speaking in exile, have told the bbc that as well as losing adult relatives, their children too have disappeared, and they are not being told where they are held. our china correspondentjohn sudworth has this exclusive report. in account after account, gathered in a meeting hall in istanbul, muslims from xinjiang speak again and aga

but chelsea — operating under the civil standard of proof — and after employing lip—reading experts — decided to take it into their own hands. five other supporters have been temporarily suspended for using "abusive language and threatening and aggressive behaviour". 0ne bit of transfer business that has concluded, everton have sold midfielder idrissa gueye to paris st germain today for a fee in the region of 30 million pounds. the senegal international had been at goodison park for three years afterjoining from aston villa. he returns to france where he spent seven seasons with lille earlier in his career. celtic are into the third qualifying round of the champions league after a 7—0 win on aggregate over nom—me kal—yu. after a 5—0 win in glasgow last week, a scottish side containing several fringe players got thejob done in estonia. celtic will travel to romania next where they'll play cluj, who squeezed past maccabi tel aviv 3—2 on aggregate. harry kane scored the only goal as tottenham won their audi cup semifinal against real madrid in munich. kane intercepted a wayward

reporter: for 13 years, frank lampard helped chelsea fill up trophy cabinet. he is their all-time record goal scorer and now he's back. >> delighted to be back. so many great memories of this place. the new road starts. here i cannot wait to get started. see you soon. reporter: his credentials as a player are undisputed, winning both domestic and european titles with the team. but he is still new to management. lato season, he darby to the championshi after just one year in charge, and now he has accepted a three-year deal with one of the est football clubs in th world. >> what they can hopefully expect from me is a manager' t's a young manager, that's going to give everything, every hour that i can, to work hard and bring a game that fans can o be pro reporter: his predecessor lasted one year in the job. las ard will be chelsea'th manager since who thousand three -- 2003. he >> will bring that motivation >> because he is such a legend. >> i don't know if he has eno coaching experience, but i think his playing experience will lend itself nicely. >> i hope he w

bit about this with our french market correspondent jealousy delaney who joins us now in frankfurt chelsea now i know that there was already a a longstanding cooperation between a dime and be a i.c.e. what does this stake cruft percent stake change in all that. well this gives piers see the 3rd largest shareholding position which gives it some more influence over over the direction of time warner it's not clear yet it doesn't appear about b.s.e. is aiming for any board seats or managerial positions but what analysts are seeing this as a sort of a strategic move on be a cs part. because back in december this other chinese firm. came and bought a stake for a 10 percent stake sort of out of nowhere and so that was sort of seen as a threat to this alliance. for taking this stake because these sort of solidifies itself. so it's a little bit of competition there on the chinese side what about the strategy there . well this is an increasingly extremely important market for. you know they need to be in china because that's where all the growth is coming from but also that's where all the technolog

let's bring in our financial correspondent chelsea delaney who's standing by in frankfurt chelsea how bad is this will consumers have to worry about getting their hands on a smartphone anytime soon. well i think if you are planning on buying a smartphone this year should maybe reconsider but as you said you know these chemicals that japan has restricted are critical to basically every consumer product today or consumer electronic you know pretty much smartphones but also t.v. . tablets you know all sorts of electronics and the problem is that japan is dominant and all 3 of these chemicals they control basically 70 to 90 percent of the supply for all 3 of them so for south korea there's really nowhere else that they can go to get these products so they have some stockpiles samsung says it has about 3 months worth but i would expect you know delays to ripple through the companies like apple amazon samsung but also to be expecting higher prices for these products and some sort of very wide ranging effects could this also affect the way to roll out of 5 g. networks around the world grid.

let's bring in our financial correspondent chelsea delaney who's standing by in frankfurt chelsea how bad is this will consumers have to worry about getting their hands on a smartphone anytime soon. well i think if you're planning on buying a smartphone this year should maybe reconsider it like as you said you know these chemicals that japan has restricted are critical to basically every consumer product today or consumer electronic you know smartphones but also t.v. . tablets you know all sorts of electronics and the problem is that japan is dominant in all 3 of these chemicals they control basically 70 per to 90 percent of the supply for all 3 of them so for south korea there's really nowhere else that they can go to get these products so they have some stockpiles samsung says it has about 3 months worth but i would expect you know delays to ripple through to companies like apple amazon samsung but also to be expecting higher prices for these products and some sort of very wide ranging effects could this also affect the way to grow a lot of 5 g. networks around the world really. rig

how did chelsea do that? was it her formidable brainpower? you can check out her twitter feed and judge for yourself. there is a chance that chelsea o is intentionally misleading us. it's possible that her entire public persona is a kind of performance art, a subversive borat style parody of lifestyle liberalism. if that's the case, chelsea clinton is utterly brilliant. she's the jonathan swift of our time. but it's also possible that chelsea isn't joking at all. it's possible. it's even probable that she is every bit as dull and self serious as she appears to be. in that case, not only is chelsea clinton profoundly sub brilliant, you have to wonder how she holds a job. how does someone like that get into stanford? some of the kids at georgetown university in washington, d.c. georgetown's alumni magazinenf available online, so the nextty time you have a second for you, take a look that you'll recognize many of the names inside. biden, pelosi, kennedy. these are the children of famous democratic politicians. are they impressive, hardworking ki

how did chelsea do that? was it her formidable brainpower? you can check out her food or feed and judge for yourself. there is a chance that chelsea is intentionally misleading us. it's possible that her if that's the case, chelsea clinton is utterly brilliant. she's the jonathan swift of our time. but it's also possible that chelsea isn't joking at all. it's possible. it's even probable that she is every bit as dull and self serious as she appears to be. in that case, not only is chelsea clinton profiled lisa brilliant, you have to wonder how she holds a job. how does someone like that get into stanford? some of the kids at georgetown university in washington, d.c. georgetown's alumni magazine available online, so the next time you have a second for you, take a look that you'll recognize many of the names inside. biden, pelosi, kennedy. these are the children of famous democratic politicians. are they impressive, hardworking kids who deserve to be at one of the countries most prestigious universities? may be. maybe some of them. maybe not. i

guest: you hurt chelsea talk about who she liked. one thing that some did not like about the debate was the format itself. the new york post picking it up in a story this morning, saying that the candidates were given 60 seconds to answer questions from moderators and 30 seconds for rebuttals but the rapidfire turnaround left some viewers peeved. the time limit is horrible tweeted one. i stopped watching when i realized no one could finish an answer to a question. another user added, this format is a disaster. one person said they quote, hate this freaking time limit. and then the week magazine on its website, took a look at another aspect of the debate, the start saying after a minutes long video sitting up the stakes for the night, the candidates were invited one by one onto stage but there was an elaborate presentation of colors and the national anthem and then a commercial break. after 15 minutes, the candidates were finally invited to deliver their opening marks. only 10 minutes later did cnn finally dive into the suss -- the su

he leaves derby cou nty after chelsea head coach. he leaves derby county after guiding them to the championship play—off final and returns to stamford bridge where he spent 13 years as a player. kyle edmund out of wimbledon, british hopes in the singles rest with johanna konta, she's on centre court later, five britons in action today as well. european champions the netherlands squeezed past sweden in the women's world cup and they face the women's world cup and they face the world champions the usa in sunday ‘s final. more on those stories at 9:40am. join us then. thank you. ballot papers are due to be sent out in the conservative party leadership election this week — and by the end of the month a new prime minister will have moved into downing street. boris johnson and jeremy hunt are the contenders, but where do they stand on key issues? over the next couple of days we're going to be taking a closer look at both men, starting with the foreign secretary jeremy hunt. here's our political correspondent ian watson. he has been a

let's bring in our financial correspondent chelsea delaney who's standing by in frankfurt chelsea how bad is this will consumers have to worry about getting their hands on a smartphone anytime soon. well i think if you're planning on buying a smartphone this year should maybe reconsider it like as you said you know these chemicals that japan has restricted are critical to basically every consumer product today or consumer electronic you know pretty much smartphones but also t.v. . tablets you know all sorts of electronics and the problem is that japan is dominant in all 3 of these chemicals they control basically 70 per to 90 percent of the supply for all 3 of them so for south korea there's really nowhere else that they can go to get these products so they have some stockpiles samsung says it has about 3 months worth but i would expect you know delays to ripple through the companies like apple amazon samsung but also to be expecting higher prices for these products and some sort of very wide ranging effects could this also affect the way to grow a lot of 5 g. networks around the worl

let's bring in our financial correspondent chelsea delaney who's standing by in frankfurt chelsea how bad is this will consumers have to worry about getting their hands on a smartphone anytime soon.

regarded as a chelsea legend. he left derby county to become chelsea head coach after leading them to the play—off final in the championship in his debut managerial season. he signed a three—year contract succeeding maurizio sarri and says he is immensely proud, and cannot wait to get started. lampard is the 10th full—time manager appointed by owner roman abramovich since he bought the club in 2003, and he won't be making any signings any time soon with chelsea banned from bringing in new players for two transfer windows. their first game of the season is against manchester united at old trafford on the 11th of august. 0ne club who can splash their cash this summer is the champions manchester city, and that's what they've done. they've broken their transfer record by bringing in midfielder rodri from atletico madrid for £62.8 million on a five—year contract. he's seen as a long term successor to fernandinho. elsewhere, leicester have signed striker ayoze perez from newcastle for £30m on a four—year dea

madrid de espaÑa y bayern mÜnich de alemania >>> muy bien ahora pasamos al fÚtbol de inglaterra el chelsea presentÓ oficialmente a lampard debutÓ como tÉcnico con el derby de conoce muy bien las entraÑas del club >>> lo dwro ganar la champions y conseguir 3 tÍtulos de la liga premier >>> de esta manera le ponemos punto final a la dosis deportiva. los espero a las fecha de la tarde con mÁs deporte que pasen todo muy buenas tardes. continÚan aÑos banda decenas de familias aquÍ en el parque central de santa clara para ser parte de la celebraciÓn del 4 de julio le vamos a decir a lo largo del dÍa en solo momentos >>> residentes en el Área de las vegas reportaron sentir el sismo de esta maÑana >>> alarmados en tijuana luego del sismo 6.4. con eso continuamo >> buenas tardes >>> gracias por su sintonÍa. >> como estamos informando desde los noticieros desde temprano desde que ocurriÓ el fuerte sismo y en varias ciudades del estado. por cierto

chelsea have banned for life a supporter who was seen directing racist abuse at the

chelsea mitchell was sentenced to 28 months for assisting an offender. after sentencing, the police gave a statement with mr pomeroy‘s wife lana alongside. it was solely the actions of a murderer who, when challenged, could only respond with vicious threats and arm himself with that knife, which led to the death of mr lee pomeroy. the court heard that pencille, a paranoid schizophrenic, had panic attacks in public places such as trains. but the day before the killing, a psychiatrist assessed him, concluding he was not a risk to himself or others. just 2a hours later, darren pencille committed murder. our family has been destroyed by this. if this can happen to a law—abiding 51—year—old man just going about his business on a train in the middle of the day, this terrifies me. summing up today, thejudge said, truly, this was a senseless loss of life. richard galpin, bbc news. now on bbc news, our world. china is now thought to be holding more than a million muslims in camps in its far west region of xinjiang. reporterjohn sudworth gets rare, highly�

chelsea mitchell was sentenced to 28 months for assisting an offender. after sentencing the police gave a statement with the victim's wife standing alongside. it was solely the actions of a murderer who, when challenged, could only respond with vicious threats and arm himself with that knife, which led to the death of mr lee pomeroy. the court heard that pencille, a paranoid schizophrenic, had panic attacks in public places such as trains. but the day before the killing, a psychiatrist assessed him, concluding he was not a risk to himself or others. just 2a hours later, darren pencille committed murder. our family has been destroyed by this. if this can happen to a law—abiding 51—year—old man just going about his business on a train in the middle of the day, this terrifies me. summing up today, thejudge summing up today, the judge said, truly, this was a senseless loss of life. richard galpin, bbc news. it isa life. richard galpin, bbc news. it is a quarter past six, our top story this evening: as theresa may prepares to leave downing street, she t

he was named today as chelsea's new head coach on a 3 year contract. i'll be back with more on those stories. there's a warning today that patients' lives are being put at risk because of delays treating them for sepsis. hospitals are meant to put patients on an anti—biotic drip within an hour when sepsis is suspected — but bbc research shows a quarter of patients in england wait longer than that. delays can increase the likelihood of potentially fatal complications such as organ failure. lauren moss reports. a father remembering his son as a bright student, with ambition of becoming an accountant and taking care of his family. but in may 2016, amir went to hospital in london after he banged his ankle and became unable to walk. the 39—year—old was sent home with paracetomol, but less than 24 hours later he suffered cardiac arrest and died. doctors had failed to spot that amir had sepsis. his last words when i left him in the hospital, he shook my hand, he said "dad, i love you." he gave me his hand, i went and kissed him on the cheek, kissed hi

now, frank lampard is back in familiar surroundings and adamant chelsea's transfer ban will not hinder their title challenge. they can't sign players over the next two windows, not that lampard feels they need to. we cannot bring players in, we know that, this year. but i'm with the squad and determine for us to be successful. i know the club and the players well, i have my own way but i want to work with the players and i have to say in one week that we have been training i have been very happy with the attitude and qualities of the players. and one of those players is striker 0liver giroud, whose goal helped chelsea beat arsenal in the europa league final, he says his old team mate laurent koscielney is ‘very hurt‘ by his row with the club. he could face disciplinary action for refusing to travel on their us tour. he is very hurt by what is happening. he is an emotional person andi happening. he is an emotional person and i hope that both sides will find the best agreement. i know the club gave him the opportunity to play at arsenal and it was a big opportunity for him to show hi

>> jimmy: chelsea piers -- >> steve: a speech coach at chelsea -- >> jimmy: yeah, over - yeah, over by, you know, the golf - the driving range. >> steve: and how -- [ light laughter ] how do you actually -- how do they do the class i mean, what do you do there >> jimmy: well, once we get -- >> steve: throw softballs at you? and you hit 'em with a ball? >> jimmy: well, once we get there, we sit dewn in a -- >> steve: sit dewn, yeah >> jimmy: sit dewn in a churr. [ light laughter ] and we have a discussion [ light laughter ] >> steve: is your speech coach from sweden? [ laughter ] is this a swedish -- >> jimmy: ya, ya ya sure. ya >> steve: it's the swedish chef >> jimmy: that's correct he's a muppet. [ laughter ] these are the books, right there. that's the books right there so you don't know which one's gonna win. but i think it's - it's going to be one of these two, i think >> steve: wait, you don't know >> jimmy: i do know. >> steve: oh [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: it's one of these two. it was very close. dude, we had, like, almost a a million votes. >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: it's the

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chelsea has a new coach. frank lampard will be the new coach. he was a standout player at chelsea. by the time he left in 2014, he had scored a record of 211 goals in 649 appearances over 14 seasons. during that time he helped the blues to many titles and the 2012 european league's champion. frank lampard is the new chelsea coach. >>> census chaos. the u.s. justice department is reversing course again on including a citizenship question in the 2020 census. the department told a federal judge it's now looking for a way to ensure the controversial question is included in the form. on tuesday the government started printing the questionnaire without the questi question. the news reports say they dropped their request. president trump said this is incorrect or fake. we are absolutely moving forward, as we must, because of the importance to the answer to the question. only thing, there is nothing fake about reports. one justice department lawyer even admitted to the federal judge the tweet this morning was the first i heard of the president's position on this issue just like the plainti

host: chelsea in alabama. good morning, chelsea. caller: good morning. i'm calling to make a comment. i did watch the debate all the way last night, and the candidate that stood out to me the most was mayor pete. i love mayor pete. i liked a lot of his ideas and a lot of the things that he was saying, but do i think america is ready for him? i don't know. now, i like elizabeth warren and as, i bernie, and as far was listening to a couple of the callers, the comments they were making about the border and everything -- i wish that people , nobody is saying that they just want to have the border open and for people to walk over and just walk through here. it wasn't a crisis until president trump got in there and made it a crisis. they are telling me that obama deported more people under his presidency, that means things were getting handled and it wasn't the problem, but they were getting handled and people were still able to come over here and seek asylum and come over, and i think they need to go over there and maybe pick some of those places and stop peo

i want to recognize my staff chelsea for her hard work. before i was even elected and while we were running this is a dream of both chelsea and mine to start this office. we have worked together. i was shocked when i came to city government when from wasn't a racial analysis given with other reports. race wasn't a factor in determining many decisions and primarily that was up to the board of supervisors. i think this is lacking in the city government. i think it is way beyond time we have done that. i am shocked that san francisco the self proclaimed most progressive city in the united states would not have an office of racial equity. thank you very much today for coming out. thank you to my partner here, and now, i will hand it over to you. thank you. >> thank you. director davis could you please come up with the presentation. >> thank you for this opportunity. i am cheryl davis. i am the director of human rights commission. you know, as we go through the process there are a couple of things i want to say before i get to like my formal wo

that's we're going right now observes the delaney is standing by in frankfurt at chelsea diamond have been working together on joint ventures in china for years what is the chinese company hoping to get from this investment now. well being is saying you know we're really hoping to strengthen our alliance with time warner we would like to align ourselves more closely with management what analysts are saying is that the reason this could be happening now is because last year china sort of reduced some restrictions that it had on foreign ownership. of joint ventures for multinationals so historically the only way that you could set up a company in china if you were a foreign company was to partner with a local company so this is how it got all of these joint ventures and china and now they have the opportunity to raise their stakes to take on a majority interest and some of the some of their ventures there and so that's sort of poses a problem for for these relationships because these are really important for the local companies so it's sort of what analysts are seeing this is you know a

this place is like the chelsea flower show on steroids. and lucy puts a cardboard kayak to the test in this month's global gadgets. this is pretty sturdy. hello, and welcome to the travel show with me, christa larwood, coming to you this week from dublin, capital city of ireland, home to guinness, u2, and for one weekend only, costumes like this. it's comic con, ireland, and a big feature is cosplay. this year marks 35 years since the term was first coined in this article by japanese journalist, nobuyuki takahashi. but really, fan costuming began 70 years ago at the first world science fiction convention in new york city, when this couple attended wearing a futuristic costume they designed and made. the cosplay industry is now a multibillion dollar business, with some reports saying it is worth over $20 billion, of £15 billion, worldwide. everyone is here injust incredible costumes, of all shapes and sizes and frankly, it would be a bit rude not tojoin in. the cosplay experts have got me a costume. oh, this one's for me? thank you very mu

this is like the chelsea flower show on steroids. and lucy puts a cardboard kayak to the test in this month ‘s global gadgets. puts a cardboard kayak to the test in this month '5 global gadgetsm is pretty steady. hello, and welcome to the travel show with me, christa larwood, coming to you from dublin, the city of guinness, costumes like this. this big feature is cosplay. this year marks 35 years since the term was first coined in this article by a japanese journalist. but really, found costuming began 70 years ago at the first world science fiction convention in new york city. this couple attended wearing a futuristic costu me couple attended wearing a futuristic costume they designed and made. the cosplay industry is now a multibillion dollar business. with some reports saying it is worth over $20 billion, of £15 billion, worldwide. everyone is here an incredible costu mes, everyone is here an incredible costumes, all shapes and sizes and frankly, it would be rude not to join in. the experts have got me a costu me. join in. the

and frank lampard is back at chelsea, as manager. the club where he made over 600 appearances and won eleven major trophies. good morning. it's thursday, july ath. welcome to bbc newsroom live. the betting group william hill has said it plans to close around 700 of its shops across the uk, putting more than a,500 jobs at risk. the company blamed the closures — which amount to nearly a third of its outlets — on the government's decision to reduce the maximum stake on fixed odds betting terminals to £2. (read our business correspondent emma simpson told me earlier that these closures were widely predicted by betting companies. the industry had warned that reducing the stakes on these fixed—odds betting terminals from £100 to £2, a change which came into effect in april, would trigger store closures and job losses. today william hill said it plans to close 700 stores and they say since april, it has seen a significant fall in gaming machines revenues. a500 people's jobs at risk. this is a big restructuring. william hill is 2300

we are good enough, ellen white was scoring a fantastic goal for england at the world cup, kirby and chelsea who has done phenomenally well. it's a shame for young women and girls not to get the opportunity when you see how they can perform on the field. thank you for that and best of luck with your sport and the opportunities ahead. let's return to greece, because its leftist prime minister, alexis tsipras, has conceded victory to the centre right opposition, following a snap election. mr tsipras has called the new democracy leader, kyriakos mitsotakis, to congratulate him. our correspondent mark lowen is in athens for us. in the end, a decisive result tonight? thumping victory for new democracy. the centre—right party that was swept from power in 2015, at that stage very much seen as part of greece's corrupt old guard. it has refreshed itself, reinvigorate itself with a new leader, kyriakos mitsotakis who presented himself as the serious poster bailout figure greece needs to be the prime minister to lead the country. and give the country hope again —— post bailout figure. a crisis th