well, let's get some analysis with collin co, a research fellow at the s roger raton. school of international studies is joining us on skype from singapore. thank you very much calling for being on counting the cost. china has been very strategic in the way to expanding its reach and in the indian ocean. what is it? and again, ultimately, i know want to ensure that it's on national interest are being met. and i think in this sense, you know, that continue express to the self communications that will guarantee and interrupt the excess energy supplies that he gets from the middle east. and not a rico will be secure and expending economic interest in the region, especially even the investment under the bank will initiate the at the, i know why the good that interest our property in the long right? beijing is coming, of course, to be protecting its trade rules, but it's also very clearly in circling india. it's biggest regional rival. well, i mean, to call the and so come on might be and all the state when, while china might be able to master code friends along the border. and so far, the only re

well, let's get some analysis with collin co, a research fellow at the s roger raton. school of international studies is joining us on skype from singapore. thank you very much calling for being on counting the cost. china has been very strategic in the way to expanding a switch and in the indian ocean. what is it? and game ultimately, i know wants to ensure that it's on nash that are being met. and i think in this sense, you know, that continue express to the self communications that will guarantee and interrupt the excess energy supplies that he gets from the middle east and not recover and lunch, expending economic interest in the region, especially even the investment and that the bank will initiate the at the i know why the good that interest are properly in the long cut. right? beijing is caving of course. so to be protecting its trade rules. but it's also very clearly in circling india. it's biggest regional rival. well, i mean to, or the and so come and might be and all the state when, while china might be able to master code, the trends along the border. and so far, the only reliable

well, let's get some analysis with collin co, a research fellow at the s. roger raton. i'm school of international studies, is joining us on skype from singapore. thank you very much calling for being on counting the cost that china has been very strategic in the way to expanding its reach and in the indian ocean. what is its end game? ultimately, i know want to ensure that is on national interest are being met. and i think in this sense, you know, that continue express who the self communicate ends that will guarantee and interrupt the excess energy supplies that he gets from the middle east and not a rico and lunch, expending it the mummy each for us in the region especially even the investment and the bank will initiate the at the, i know also was the good that interest property in the long right? beijing is coming of course. so to be protecting its trade rules, but it's also very clearly circling. india is biggest regional rival. well, i mean, to call that and so much might be an overstatement. while china might be able to master code the trends along the border. an

well, let's get some analysis with collin co, a research fellow at the s roger raton. school of international studies is joining us on skype from singapore. thank you very much calling for being on counting the cost. china has been very strategic in the way to expanding its reach and in the indian ocean. what is it? and again, ultimately, i know want to ensure that it's on national interest are being met. and i think in this sense, you know, that continue express to the self communications that will guarantee and interrupt the excess energy supplies that he gets from the middle east. and not a rico will be secure and expending economic interest in the region, especially even the investment under the bank will initiate the at the, i know why the good that interest our property in the long right? beijing is coming, of course, to be protecting its trade rules, but it's also very clearly in circling india. it's biggest regional rival. well, i mean to call that and so come on might be an overstatement. while i know might be able to master code friends along the border and so far the only reliable

but it was roger hunt�*s goals that helped getting— they are. it was at liverpool, where hunt�*s star ascended after making his debut in 1959, he went on to help them to two league titles. is 285 goals for the reds made him the second highest scorer in the club history. tonight the team will wear black arm bands in their champions league match against porto and the liverpool manager dubbed roger hunt a legend and former strikerjohn aldridge agrees. and former strikerjohn aldridge a . rees. ., . , and former strikerjohn aldridge arrees. ., .,, ~ and former strikerjohn aldridge arrees. ., ~ ., agrees. roger was like a demi- card. they adored — agrees. roger was like a demi- card. they adored him. _ agrees. roger was like a demi- card. they adored him. - _ agrees. roger was like a demi- card. they adored him. - demigod. - agrees. roger was like a demi- card. they adored him. - demigod. the i they adored him. — demigod. the liverpool fans adored him, the goals he scored, once created, the work you put in for the team, he was an awesome player.

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s fault. >> it is not? >> it's aaron roger's fault. here is nbc bay area's anthony flores from santa clara. >> reporter: after a heartbreaking defeat to the packers on sunday night football, the 49ers say they've turned the page on their first loss of the season, and their focus is now on the seahawks. >> this one stung a little extra. any time you lose on a walk-off field goal, it stings. but i'm over it now. that's all that matters. i'm on to seattle. >> reporter: despite scoring the go-ahead touchdown with less than 40 seconds to go, the 49ers offense struggled to move the football against the packers, especially in the first half. but head coach kyle shanahan made it clear with his strongest declaration so far. jimmy garoppolo is the starting quarterback. >> there is not a quarterback battle right now. we're going with our starting quarterback who i think is playing very well. trey is our backup quarterback. this isn't the preseason. we're not going back and forth all the time. >> reporter: shanahan says jimmy g. wasn't the only on

s. government hand it over intercepted communications containing phone calls and emails of us citizens that didn't lead to the law being overturned. top officials still insist that it's necessary for government success in preventing and other catastrophic attack on the american homeland would have been much more difficult if not impossible, without the u. s. a patriot act. amid all the government, spying, it was necessary to find an enemy. the muslim community was soon in the cross hairs targeted by law enforcement was things and entrapment. all done supposedly to keep us safe from another 911. the federal tech was the stepping stone for it became open season on american muslims. there are no rules. the government just said let's go up to moves. limbs. the war on terror created the perfect atmosphere for racism, discrimination clamp downs on civil liberties and government spying. it's been 20 years that war continues with all its fear and manipulation with no end in sight. caleb martin r

pink floyd front men, roger waters tells us why the u. s. a isn't morning on the 48 anniversary of the chilean coup it back which created penetrates, brutal, chicago style saturated. he could make experiment. it would be forced on nations all around the world. will this more coming up in today's going underground 1st? it's been 20 years in new york and washington came under attack and major nations was fatal terror atrocity. and of course, led to 20 years of violent u. s. u. k. occupation of afghanistan. but nature defeat is what the taliban back in control. joining me now from john carter is the taliban spokes person. so hell, shane sales. thank you so much for coming back. gone. so it's widely reported that the taliban may have been selected september. the 11th for the new leadership to take the oath of office significance for 911 as the as the day of the o. so just go incident. i cord, sir, but i do not have your teeth. becker me, me, are you? well, we are no 1191101 . and i'm wondering if we wonder, we are part of our preparation now to

s. economic gain. the americans came to have ghana stand because they wanted to exploit our resources for people like us became their slaves. and when they left, they took everything with them. i the oh, good afternoon for moscow. this saturday september, the 11th 2021. you watching out international with me, kevin o, in and today marks the 20th anniversary of the worst terror attack in modern history. when us planes were hijacked and flown into the twin towers of the world trade center in new york, claiming the lives of almost 3000 people. an employee of our company these days was an eye witness, but then to those horrendous attacks, i remember that day with a shiver. he ran onto the streets of new york city that day with his video camera of the 1st plane hit. but for all those years, he's not been able to find the strength. he says to watch is footage. until the day of our interview the i knew something was terribly wrong and i immediately wanted to get out there. and for some reason i

roger didn't have connie on the u. s. terror list, he's part of the her connie network, which has been accused of attacks on us forces in afghanistan. all the members of the group are also on the u. s. most wanted list. the taliban released the statement, responding to recent remarks by pentagon officials saying the following. all officials of the islamic everetts without any exception, we're part of interaction with the us. and should have been removed from the un on us, blacklist a demand which still remains valid. that american other countries are making such provocative statements and trying to meddle in the internal affairs of us gotta stay on the swamp. emerett condemns it in the strongest terms. charlotte, but us has more than the taliban late statement on the lease, according to this statement from the ministry of foreign affairs as follows. me by chance to go to specials in the media. essentially saying that members of the had tony family, legitimate targets and they remain on the last decade and they say they

hardtalk�*s stephen sackur speaks to the acclaimed british cinematographer sir roger deakins. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur and this is soho in london, where the uk film industry does its deal making and much of its post—production. the brits are still big players in the global film industry, and none more so than my guest today, sir roger deakins. he's made a host of brilliant movies. he's won two oscars, but his industry is changing, thanks to technology, to cgi, even to this thing, the smartphone and its camera. so how does he see the future of the film business? sir roger deakins, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. you're laughing because i say "sir." yeah, because i haven't... you got me straight away. you've got to get used to it. i mean, you're regarded as a bit of a national treasure, aren't you? yeah. it's funny that but you never have that perspective on it yourself. i don't, anyway, no. i think the nice thing for a lot of british people is that you've just published a book of photographs, still pictures, which talks about... ..visually talks about your very

hardtalk�*s stephen sackur speaks to the acclaimed british cinematographer sir roger deakins.

this is raducanu�*s first overseas grand slam — not that you�*d know it. up to this point she hasn�*t dropped a set. after her third round victory she tweeted. and it certainly does mean a lot for the state of the tournament, she�*s now facing the last remaining american woman in the tournament. shelby rogers is playing raducanu after beating australian world number one ashleigh barty. gavin ramjaun, bbc sport. zverev when in straight steps before another cano and this is the headline stadium effectively where all eyes will be on emma avocado and she is the golden girl of which tear it down at tennis, 18 years old, yet to drop a set at wimbledon. didn�*t quite manage to push on into the quarterfinals and here she is now about to go on in the corner of my the us open and she has got so much potential visit girl. she absolutely blew away her last opponent in the last round. she now has selby rogers, as you say, the last standing american woman in the tour so far so this will be a tough, tough test for anna but she says she has learnt from the wimbledon

shelby rogers, who could barely believe what she had achieved, something emma raducanu can relate to. a new star is shining in new york. stuart pollitt, bbc news. scotland have given their hopes of qualifying for next year�*s world cup a much needed boost with a 1—0 victory over moldova at hampden park. it leaves them third in group f, with their next match to come against austria on tuesday. ben croucher was watching. seeing scotland at a world cup finals, well, ask your parents. for this generation, though, there is hope and expectation, especially against lowly moldova. voices suitably warmed up, now something to cheer about. and lyndon dykes is there! the goal to kick—start scotland�*s stuttering qualifying campaign? well, not really — chances came for steve clarke�*s side, chances went begging for steve clarke�*s side. quite. this was moldova, ranked 175th in the world, but this wasn�*t about a thrashing, not with this kind of finishing. ryan christie! it was just the result scotland needed, the performance not one to tell the grandkids about. ben croucher, bbc ne

jillian: then this , aaron jones caught three of rogers touchdown s, the green bay running back says he lost a necklace he was wearing on this play which contains his father's ashes, but jones is staying positive. >> he'd be happy, he's like if you lose it anywhere lose it in the end zone. >> you haven't found it? >> i haven't. the grounds crew was looking for it. >> aaron's father passed away from covid complications in april. it's not known if the necklace was found but i certainly hope they find it. ainsley: he has a good attitude. hopefully somebody will turn it in. steve: thank you very much. ainsley: thank you. brian: still ahead progressives pushing to defund the police in minneapolis but a new poll shows , voters want more cops, really, plus, truck driving, ainsley go ahead. ainsley: truck driving has long been a man's sport, but step aside, steve and brian. now the ladies are taking over. meet one of the women behind the wheel of change. >> ♪ an amusement park is like whooping cough, it's not just for kids. whooping cough is highly contagious for people of any age. and it

sir geoff hurst�*s goals might have won the world cup final but it was roger hunt who helped get them there. his ability first emerged at liverpool. after making his debut in 1959 he went on to become the club�*s record scorer, helping liverpool to two league titles. and in 1965 to their first—ever victory the fa cup. at the same time his international career was also blossoming. by the 1966 world cup he was an england regular and he soon showed why. he scored three goals in the group stage but with jimmy greaves returning from injury he was unsure of his place for the final until manager sir alf ramsey broke the news. we manager sir alf ramsey broke the news. ~ ., . ., ., news. we went to the cinema on the friday night — news. we went to the cinema on the friday night and _ news. we went to the cinema on the friday night and just _ news. we went to the cinema on the friday night and just as _ news. we went to the cinema on the friday night and just as we _ news. we went to the cinema on the friday night and just as we were i friday night and just as we were getting — friday n

s. a violating its peace agreement with the group says, continued blacklisting of its new interior minister, sir roger, didn't have connie, among other members, is a clear violation. he is part of the her connie network, which has been accused of attacks on us forces in afghanistan throughout it, and had connie's on the f b i most wanted list. but charlotte bennett has a very high off within tell me about the cabinet. best way to meet with terry and number about a family member in the cabinet today. very excited . we had wanted to have relations with that we have quite a lot with the evacuation for citizens. so we are very disappointed for the most from about high a legitimate target results from morocco's parliamentary election point to big gains for liberal opposition parties. the governing justice and development parties suffered a crushing defeat with the prime minister losing his own seat. but the smith has more from rabbits. it's been characterized as a rejection of the justice and

rogers: i'd like to request the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to section 3-s of house resolution 8, the yeas and nays are ordered. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, further proceedings on this question are postponed. it is now in order to consider amendment number 41 printed in part c of house report 117-125. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california seek recognition? >> i rise to offer amendment 41 as the designee to have ms. lee. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 41 printed in part c of house report 117-125, offered by ms. jacobs of california. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to house resolution 667, the gentlewoman from california, ms. jacobs, and a member opposed, each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from california, ms. ms. jacobs: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. jacobs: this amendment offered by my friend and colleague congresswoman b

what is that sink �*s beauty is in the eye of the beholder. —— what is that saying? never truer than for tomato growers in northern spain, who are battling it out to win the �*ugliest tomato award'. it's become a tradition in the village of tudela with an iberian ham as the grand prize for the winner. courtney bembridge has more. there is no doubt these are really ugly tomatoes. but are they the ugliest? the answer to that is serious business in this village. competitors young and old line up at the fruits of their labour and various theories about what makes the perfect or imperfect ugly tomato. translation: they come out ugly because we have some bees that l pollinate the plants. they take the pollin from one place together, but in this case, something went wrong. a jury of their peers decides the winner, and in the end, tomato number 115 up on the top left was crowned with the honour of ugliest. the winners say there's nothing to it but luck. translation: we didn't grow ugly ones _ to come to the contest. an ugly lot came out and that was it. this variety is kno

s. mr. da silva. what are your thoughts on that? how do tree line can feel about foreign assistance? i know president roger pox that hasn't been too keen when one means to be realistic. right now we must acknowledge that we are in a crisis. i am happy to hear the minister say that no c lanka will go hungry. that's. that's good because none of us will be in government, boy and opposition, whatever. want to see that situation in c lanka. and the issue really is the ability for us to meet external payments. our fallen quite drastically. and as you pointed out, we're left with maybe a little or $2000000000.00. we did get some assistance from the i m s, which is the everyone else also about that will be you stop in the next few months. so the issue really is not one, not only would it be that issue is one of fall luncheon. so when the government is using poor like danbury borrowings and swaps that is not going to fix the problem. so where they do that, i am a for anyone else. i mean i'm no fan necessarily. i am at all. what we need to br

s. at mr. silva. what are your thoughts on that? how do true line can feel about foreign assistance? i know president roger pox that hasn't been too keen when one means to be realistic. right now we must acknowledge that we are in a crisis. i am happy to hear the minister say that no c lanka will go hungry. that's. that's good because none of us will be in government, boy and opposition, whatever. want to see that situation in c lanka. and the issue really is the ability for us to meet external dep payments. our fallen quite drastically. and as you pointed out, we're left with maybe a little or $2000000000.00. we did get some assistance from the i m s, which is the everyone else also about that will be you stop in the next few months. so the issue really is not one, not only would it be the issue is one of $1.00 fee. so when the government is using tools like temporary borrowings and swaps that is not going to fix the problem. so when they do that i am a for anyone else. i mean, i'm no fan necessarily. i am at all. what we need to b

s. mister the syllabus . what are your thoughts on that? how do you line can feel about foreign assistance? i know president roger pox that hasn't been too keen when one means to be realistic. right now we must acknowledge that we are in a crisis. i am happy to hear the minister say that no c lanka will go hungry. that's. that's good because none of us will be in government or not. would ever want to see that situation in c lanka. and the issue really is the ability for us to meet external death payments. our fallen quite drastically. and as you pointed out, we're left with maybe a little or $2000000000.00. we did get some assistance from the i m s, which is the everyone else also about that will be you stop in the next few months. so the issue really is not one, not only would it be the issue is one fall luncheon. so when the government is using tools like temporary borrowings and swaps that is not going to fix the problem. so when they do that i am a for anyone else. i mean, i'm no fan necessarily. i am at all. what we need to bring in is

s. mister the syllabus . what are your thoughts on that? how do true line can feel about foreign assistance? i, i know president roger pox that hasn't been too keen when one means to be realistic . right now we must acknowledge that we are in a crisis. i am happy to hear the minister say that no c line could we go hungry? that's. that's good because none of us will be in government and opposition, whatever. want to see that situation in c lanka. and the issue really is the ability for us to meet external dep payments. our fallen quite drastically. and as you pointed out, we're left with maybe a little or $2000000000.00. we did get some assistance from the i m s, which is the everyone else also about that will be you stop in the next few months. so the issue really is not one of the would it be the issue is $11.00 she so when the government is using tools like temporary borrowings and swaps that is not going to fix the problem. so when they do that i am a for anyone else. i mean, i'm no fan necessarily. i am at all. what we need to bring in

s. continue to, to pursue him. and, you know, since he's interior minister, is he the kind of person you can work with to get these charter flights out of afghanistan? what specifically is the u. s. has any issues remaining with the charter flights or is it only the taliban which is allowing them to depart? not allowing them to depart. thank you. this is basically it as a service trail that people have asked asylum. but let me say that this is less than one percent of the people who have been transferred here. we're working with our american partners. we work together very closely. we speak every day and we have made clear we have reached care agreement about how long people can stay here, how we organize processes and how we can support our american partners in order to implement the agreement that we have made. and these are implemented to 100 percent . we are very grateful for that. we will continue to do that over the coming days and weeks and the cooperation on the basis. what we have agreed upon is a very goo

s open final, right? those guys not around you got your joker and that was inevitable, but with the unenviable task of trying to upend them, alexander, zero of germany, and the joker did not disappoint his supporters. they've split the first two sets. third set here, the joker up 54 slams a lazy return. he's all pumped up and why not? but he dropped, the force said. and here's the match point in the fifth. their f will go into the net to end his chances and the five set winner djokovic one win away now for a record 21st grand slam victory. and of course, the calendar year grand slam he'll take on daniel medvedev in the men's final on sunday and the, uh. finalist and joker is, uh, obviously the favorite we've got friday night at the videos. you want to see the ultimate out at harding park today and just all out trust here's an example. check this out. are you ready? oh that is phil mickelson giving you his famous flop shot with steph curry right in front of him, and he didn't even flinch. charity tournamen

the bbc�*s tennis correspondent russell fullerjoins me from new york now. russell, nice to see you. this was yet another superb performance from raducanu. she was a break down towards and proceeded to blow away since shelby rogers, how impressed were you? she since shelby rogers, how impressed were ou? ,, . , since shelby rogers, how impressed were ou? ,, z: ., ., were you? she was 2-0 down, and shau were you? she was 2-0 down, and shall be started _ were you? she was 2-0 down, and shall be started very _ were you? she was 2-0 down, and shall be started very well. - were you? she was 2-0 down, and shall be started very well. we - shall be started very well. we wonder how emma raducanu, playing on this stadium with a capacity of nearly 2a,000 for the first time in her career, and we have the answer. she did 11 games in a row, and i thinka she did 11 games in a row, and i think a lot of people thought she could definitely win this match. but they are staggered by progress... she has made through the draw. regularly dismantling the top 50 players. england will have played a top 50. pre

rogers: i'd like to request the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to section 3-s of house resolution 8, the yeas and nays are ordered. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, further proceedings on this question are postponed. it is now in order to consider amendment number 41 printed in part c of house report 117-125. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california seek recognition? >> i rise to offer amendment 41 as the designee to have ms. lee. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 41 printed in part c of house report 117-125, offered by ms. jacobs of california. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to house resolution 667, the gentlewoman from california, ms. jacobs, and a member opposed, each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from california, ms. ms. jacobs: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. jacobs: this amendment offered by my friend and colleague congresswoman b

roger harrabin, bbc news. the headlines on bbc news... the government has released its autumn and winter plan for tackling covid in england. it includes encouraging the unvaccinated to get the jab — but does not rule out a return to compulsory face masks and other stricter measures if needed. a third, booster, covid jab is to be offered to everyone aged 50 and over across the uk — it can be given six months after the second jab. all four governments across the uk have now confirmed they will proceed with boosterjabs and jabs for 12 to 15—year—olds. in australia, a growing number of children are testing positive for covid—19, although it's still rare for them to become seriously ill. with more than half of the population in lockdown, schools are closed for many students. they've spent months learning from home with parents, and caregivers. from sydney, phil mercer takes a look at how some students and families are adjusting to learning during a pandemic. learning at home in lockdown can be a slog and for many australian teenagers

a vision of hope and optimism — we catch up with rob burrow�*s family as they back a campaign to build a specialist mnd centre. the fairytale continues for 18—year—old emma raducanu. she's into herfirst major quarter final after easing past home favourite shelby rogers at the us open. are too many cookies making us sick? there could be changes to those website pop—ups, which gather data — as critics say we accept cookies without thinking. but it needs a global effort. i'll take a look. good morning. it was the warmest day across the uk yesterday since the 22nd ofjuly. could be even warmer today. i am 22nd ofjuly. could be even warmer today. iam in 22nd ofjuly. could be even warmer today. i am in oxfordshire to enjoy the morning and bring you the latest forecast. good morning, it's tuesday 7th september. our top story... the prime minister will set out his plan for social care in england today — saying it will fix a broken system in which people face catastrophic costs. he is expected to announce a rise in national insurance of about i.25%, despite criticism from conservative