i personal opinion, but he play again for manchester united?— for manchester united? i think he robabl for manchester united? i think he probably will- _ for manchester united? i think he probably will- i — for manchester united? i think he probably will. i love _ for manchester united? i think he probably will. i love slight - probably will. i love slight contrition, he is not apologetic and he hasn't said that what he did is wrong and he sarri to me said the heat of the moment got the better of me. i think slight contrition is the right word for it. i think what would be the right thing to do from my perspective is drop—in, punish and as though you would any other player and i think this has to be a you never play again for manchester united, but the punishment tested that the crime. it's notjust something you do. they don't do it at pub league, all the way up to the top. it's unacceptable at any level of football. drop in for a few games can have a good word with him. find him whatever that interior process is, but i think at some point he will make his way bac

that's a big group that's not come from manchester! football is undoubtedly the city's biggest cultural export, with hundreds of millions of fans either supporting man united or man city globally. not that anyone would openly admit supporting the former here. is this the best bit so far? definitely. go on, then — which is yourfavourite one? theyjust got all the kids to line up at the top of the tunnel and walk out through the pitch side. it's so cute. did you just walk through the tunnel? yeah. how was it? um...it was fun. i actually kind of felt like a footballer. cos that's my dream job — to be a footballer. how long have you wanted to walk through that tunnel? nine years almost. nine years? yeah. cos it's your birthday, right? yes, it's my birthday on monday. ok, so is this the best birthday present? probably, yeah. best birthday present i've ever had by a mile. mum, don't cry! time to get back to see the gig as it wouldn't be a complete day in manchester if you didn't experience some of its famous nightlife. manchester is defin

famous bands to have come out of manchester.— bands to have come out of - manchester._ simply manchester. sorry roses. simply read. —— red. -- red. but the northern quarter— -- red. but the northern quarter is— -- red. but the northern quarter is where - -- red. but the northern quarter is where to - -- red. but the northern quarter is where to go. it is home to some of the city public liveliest music venues. so i have come to this cafe stop over the years it has gained legendary status for showcasing named bands in their early days. doing the soundtracks. what was it like to suddenly play in front of a live audience again? play in front of a live audience auain? ., , ., audience again? kind of strange at first, wasn't _ audience again? kind of strange at first, wasn't it? _ audience again? kind of strange at first, wasn't it? i _ audience again? kind of strange at first, wasn't it? i remember i at first, wasn't it? i remember bein: at first, wasn't it? i remember being really — at first, wasn't it? i remember being really nervous. - at first, wasn't it? i remember being really

that's a big group that's not come from manchester! football is undoubtedly the city's biggest cultural export, with hundreds of millions of fans either supporting man united or man city globally. not that anyone would openly admit supporting the former here. is this the best bit so far? definitely. go on, then — which is yourfavourite one? theyjust got all the kids to line up at the top of the tunnel and walk out through the pitch side. it's so cute. did you just walk through the tunnel? yeah. how was it? um...it was fun. i actually kind of felt like a footballer. �*cause that's my dream job — to be a footballer. how long have you wanted to walk through that tunnel? nine years almost. nine years? yeah. �*cause it�*s your birthday, right? yes, it�*s my birthday on monday. ok, so is this the best birthday present? probably, yeah. best birthday present i�*ve ever had by a mile. mum, don�*t cry! time to get back to see the gig as it wouldn�*t be a complete day in manchester if you didn�*t experience some of its famous

chelsea barth, manchester united and newcastle united staff| points. chelsea barth, manchester. united and newcastle united staff at that sex after they 0—0 at old trafford. it's erik ten hag's first draw since taking over and the point each means they stay a point apart in the table. marcus rashford had a great chance to win it in the dying seconds, but his header went wide. couldn't get a much win at southampton were held by west ham at st mary's. declan rice cancelled out to remain parotid's fresh family goal. rangers have moved to within two plaintiffs of scottish membership

chelsea barth, manchester united and newcastle united staff| points. chelsea barth, manchester. united and newcastle united staff at that sex after they 0—0 at old trafford. it's erik ten hag's first draw since taking over and the point each means they stay a point apart in the table. marcus rashford had a great chance to win it in the dying seconds, but his header went wide. couldn't get a much win at southampton were held by west ham at st mary's. declan rice cancelled out to remain parotid's fresh family goal. rangers have moved to within two plaintiffs of scottish membership leaders celtic after a 2-1 membership leaders celtic after a 2—1win at motherwell. it was a good way to respond to their heavy champions league defeat death by liverpool in mid week. malik tillman and john lundstrom what the goals. aberdeen beat heights 2—0 in the days of the game to move up to fourth. chelsea is still top of the wsl after winning 3—0 at everton in theirfirst match since wsl after winning 3—0 at everton in their first match since manager and their first match since manager and

we have had routes between london, glasgow and manchester affected. trans— and manchester affected. tra ns— pennine and manchester affected. trans— pennine express apologised because of a string of cancellations and delays. some delays were up to six hours. we have had reports of gaps of seven hours between services actually running. that has affected areas like hull, leeds, and manchester as well. they have blamed high levels of sickness and training backlog after the covid pandemic. they are not the only operator. there has also been issues on avanti. people in the north are being treated in their view like second—class citizens. they are in despair about it. they're trying to get their lives on track, with all of the pressures, and every day they are having their lives turned upside down. theyjust can't rely on these trains. people can't trust the trains. people can't trust the trains in the north—west of england. that is bad. it is bad for our economy, but is also bad for transport more broadly. and it is bad for passengers as well. ~ , ., ., ., ., well. with social medi

in manchester, the u. k. and a dispute over territorial waters of china is leaving filipino fishermen with less to catch hold on a lot more. so coming up with melissa john, after a short break, got office in berlin from me and the news scene for which booth with a 5 range have ended glistening place of longing. the mediterranean sea seen it almost far into far dual career drift along with exploring modern lifestyles and mediterranean, he's ready to journey this week on d. w. imagine how many portions of lunch are thrown out in the world. climate change division off the stores? this is my plan, the way from just one week. how much work can really get we still have time to work. i'm going with you're watching v w news asia coming up a sign of british snap food in manchester. that is quickly spinning into a diplomatic bite. we explain the chinese attempt to suppress freedom of expression on you, k soil, and in southeast asia. how a maritime dispute with china impacts the lives of fishermen in the. ah, i melissa

mo salah gives liverpool victory over manchester city. scotland stunned in their opening game of the rugby league world cup as italy run away with it in newcastle and a world champion for the first time at 32. neah evans out—points her rivals for gold in paris. hello again. if mo salah�*s six minute hattrick in midweek reignited liverpool's season. he's made it burn a lot brighter still this evening. his goal gave liverpool a 1—0 win over manchester city. handing the champions their first premier league defeat of the season. it had been a relatively quiet first half at anfield, but certainly got going after the break — mo salah was put through by roberto firmino, one on one against ederson — salah wasn't happy. a goal kick was given, and ederson had got a glove to it. and from that goal kick manchester city went straight down the other end and did this. alisson denied erling haaland only for phil foden�*s shot to be deflected in offjoe gomez. city celebrated. liverpool called for var to look at the build—up, and anthony tayl

manchester city beating manchester united in the first manchester derby of the premier league. 6—3, hat tricks for phil foden and haarland. now on bbc news, click. music plays sniffs 0oh! sniffs there was another — there was another whiff of something there. sniffing i don't know — grapefruits? is it the sea? today, i'm having a rather smelly experience while trying to solve a mystery from history. this is one of the most famous shipwrecks in the world. the mary rose was king henry viii's favourite warship, and in 1545, while battling the french, it sunk under mysterious circumstances. for more than 400 years, it lay on its side at the bottom of the river solent. but amazingly,

people outside the chinese consulate in manchester. many of them from hong kong, were accosted by chinese officials beaten, and in one case dragged into the grounds of the consulate. ah, around 40 people, including hong kong, exiles and britain, were protesting outside the consulate in manchester. the demo was aim to coincide with the communist parties twice a decade. congress in beijing, at which he camping is set to secure an unprecedented 3rd leadership term. things escalated quickly, put it shows a man in a bray, apparently consul general jung show you an approach the protest and kicked down a pro democracy sign. 2 does a flurry of movement and scuffles at the consulate gates. oh, the police arrive and tried to break up the ruckus. oh, don't we see a protester on the ground inside the consulate being kicked and punched by a group of men. oh, he's then broad eyed by british police and fellow demonstrators. i later at a press conference with british parliamentarians, the victim of the attack, bob chan said he was shocked, as it happe

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elsewhere, manchester united beat west ham. celtic have restored their four—point lead over rangers at the top of the scottish premiership. their portuguese striker jota completed their 3—0 win at livingstone. it's been a busy day in the women's super league with every team in action. manchester united, arsenal and chelsea are level on 15 points. all won today but united are top on goal difference. hayley ladd was one of the scorers in their 3—0 win at everton. max verstappen has won the mexico city grand prix, that's the world champion's14th victory of the season, a formula one record, surpassing the old mark that he'd shared with michael schumacher and sebastien vettel. lewis hamilton was second in mexico. there's more reaction to that on the bbc sport website, and also highlights from the t20 world cup with wins for pakistan, bangladesh and south africa today. time for a look at the weather. here's thomas. hello. good evening to you. it was such a mild week with temperatures on saturday up to 23 degrees and today at ar

w with you're watching g w news, asia coming up a sign o british snap food in manchester, that is quickly spinning into a diplomatic fight. we explain the chinese attempt to suppress freedom of expression on you, k soil and in southeast asia. how a maritime dispute with china impacts the lives of fishermen in the philippines. ah, i melissa chan, thanks for joining us. a protest in the u. k. against chinese liter sheeting ping and the communist party has spun into a high level diplomatic route. people outside the chinese consulate in manchester, many of them from hong kong, were accosted by chinese officials beaten, and in one case dragged into the grounds of the consulate. ah, around 40 people, including hong kong, exiles and britain, were protesting outside the consulate in manchester. the demo was aim to coincide with the communist parties twice a decade. congress in beijing at which he camping is set to secure an unprecedented 3rd leadership term. things escalated quickly for to chose a man in a bray, apparently consul general jung, show you an approach the protest and kicked down a pr

people outside the chinese consulate in manchester. many of them from hong kong, were accosted by chinese officials beaten, and in one case dragged into the grounds of the consulate. ah, around 40 people, including hong kong, exiles and britain, were protesting outside the consulate in manchester. the demo was aimed to coincide with the communist parties twice a decade. congress in beijing, at which he camping is set to secure an unprecedented 3rd leadership term. things escalated quickly for to chose a man and a bray, apparently consul general jung, show you an approach the protest and kicked down a pro democracy sign is a flurry of movement and scuffles at the consulate gates. oh, the police arrive and tried to break up the ruckus. i don't we see a protester on the ground inside the consulate being kicked and punched by a group of men. oh, he's then brought out by british police and fellow demonstrators. i later at a press conference with british parliamentarians, the victim of the attack, bob chan said he was shocked. it had happene

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services from cities including liverpool, glasgow and manchester are affected. hate crimes recorded against lgbt people georgia maloney is italy's first far—right leaders of the second world war. her party won last month was a elections —— giorgia. hate crimes recorded against lgbt people are the highest they've ever been, according to new figures for england and wales. more than 30,000 homophobic and transgender hate crimes were recorded in the 12 months until march of this year, and many more are thought to go unreported. our lgbt and identity correspondent, lauren moss, has been finding out more. my very turning up somewhere is something that's enough to create anger in people. shea is transgender. she says she and her family experience some form of abuse almost every single day. i've been shouted at on the street. i've been yelled at when my kids are with me. i've had things thrown at me, i have had one violent assault. in march, shea says she was physically attacked, leaving her with a knee injury and too scared to travel alone. i was pushed to the gr

and manchester city beat liverpool 2—1. still to come arsenal looking to break the record for consecutive wsl wins, taking on west ham at home. it is currently 1—1 at half—time. an offer has been accepted that could see wasps rugby club resume playing next season. a consortium that includes former players could now take charge of the men's and academy sides, subject to approval. the administrators says the deal is a significant step forward. well, wasps would have been playing sale today. instead they faced saracens, who made it seven wins from seven in the premiership. alex goode marked his record—breaking 339th game with a 12—point haul as sarries won 33 points to 22 to maintain their faultless record and move ten points clear. england are through to the semifinals of the rugby world cup after a comprehensive win over australia. 41 points to five, the final score on a very wet day in auckland, that also saw captain sarah hunter make history. jo currie was there for us. english weather for english weatherfor an eng

services from cities including liverpool, glasgow, and manchester are affected. a 12—year—old boy has died after a wall collapsed at a house in essex. emergency services were called to the property in clacton last night after a garage attached to the house collapsed. a man in his 30s was pulled from the rubble with an arm injury. the headlines on bbc news... sources close to the former chancellor rishi sunak say he's secured the backing he needs to enter the conservative leadership race. meanwhile borisjohnson arrives back in the uk as speculation grows he'll join the leadership contest the leader of the commons, penny mordaunt, is the only person to formally announce that she's running. nearly 1.5 million households across ukraine are without electricity. a ukrainian government official said russian missile strikes had continued to target its energy infrastructure. ukraine's energy distribution company said it would limit the power supply in several regions — including kyiv; outages have been reported across the country. 0ur correspondent, hugo bachega, is

back in january training with manchester united back injanuary when training with manchester united back in january when he was training with manchester united back injanuary when he was known as one of the country's bred his footballing prospects. he looked ashen faced and directly at his mother when he learned that his application for bail was denied today and was ordered to appear in front of manchester crown court on november 21. a leading referees�* charity is calling for an inquiry into the touchline behaviour of managers. it comes after a number of incidents in the premier league at the weekend. liverpool bossjurgen klopp was shown a red card, for berating a referee's assistant during his side's win over manchester city — he later apologised. this happened on a weekend where merseyside youth league games were postponed, because of issues with officials being abused. managers, as well as pepper or leola and other managers get challenged by this and the league managers association make statements on these levels and shown by some highly respected individuals and juergen klo

services from cities including liverpool, glasgow, and manchester are affected. nearly 1.5 million households across ukraine are without electricity. a ukrainian government official said russian missile strikes had continued to target its energy infrastructure. ukraine's energy distribution company said it would limit the power supply in several regions, including kyiv. outages have been reported across the country. our correspondent, hugo bachega, is following developments from kyiv. the ukrainian presidential office said around 1.5 million households across the country are without power following this morning's attacks. the ukrainian air force said russian forces had fired 33 cruise missiles but that 18 of those missiles had been intercepted by the air defence systems. today's attacks targeted energy infrastructure in regions away from the front line, like lutsk in the north—west, cherkasy in central ukraine, and also odesa in the south where at least three people were injured as a result of those attacks. officials say the damage caused by the latest air str

my name is lisa and my dad owned the reno nightclub in manchester. he'd lived in nigeria his whole life, he knew where he was there wasn't the scope to do anything, but had the vision from being really young that he wanted to do more and he thought the opportunities to go on a ship and try and make his way here. he was looking at the premises of the reno and opposite, there was a pub on the corner with big glittering lights and they went into the pub and asked for a guinness and the barman said "we don't serve monkeys in here." and he pointed to a large wooden barrel at the side of the bar that people were throwing dead ends of the pints in and he said to my dad, "monkeys drink out of there." my dad said, "one day i will have a bar, i will remind you of this." many years later, he managed to get a liquor license, opened the reno and the owner of the pub on the corner came over and was like, "can i get a title like a red stripe?" my dad said, "you don't remember me?" he said, "no i don't remember you." i said, "i came in your place and asked for a dri

i'm somebody who grew up in manchester. i come from a fairly middle class, fairly liberal, socially liberal background. i went to university, and in that i'm quite unlike, not all of my constituents, but a fair chunk of my constituents who come from a very working class background outside of a major city. many of my older constituents didn't go to university, although the younger ones now often do, no small part thanks to the last labour government, and on a lot of issues have become really big hot button issues for labour, like immigration and social security and human rights and brexit, quite famously, and i've had to find a way of compromising and accommodating and understanding where a lot of my constituents are coming from, as they've had to sort of get used to me and understand where i'm coming from as well. and that's made me a different sort of politician, much more consensual, much more interested in negotiating my way through shared challenges. and in turn, i think that's made me a different sort of person. repres

manchester united footballer mason greenwood is arrested for allegedly breaching bail conditions that were set after he was taken into custody on suspicion of rape and assault injanuary. more than a0 turkish miners are now known to have died following an underground explosion — dozens of others were injured. exchange of fire — ukraine continues to push back russian forces — but the invading troops aren't giving up. they are trying desperately to change the narrative here, and the reality that most russian forces in ukraine are on the retreat. and the rugby league world cup gets under way — a year late — as hosts england take on samoa in the opening game of the tournament at newcastle. good afternoon. the new chancellor, jeremy hunt, today indicated major changes to liz truss�* economic strategy. in a round of interviews, mr hunt said mistakes had been made by the government and warned of what he called �*very difficult decisions�* ahead. he suggested taxes could rise to help restore market confidence and refused to rule out

and manchester city beat liverpool 2—1. still to come tonight, arsenal looking to break the record for consecutive wsl wins when they take on west ham at home. that one kicking off in the next few minuts. an offer has been accepted that could see wasps rugby club resume playing next season. a consortium that includes former players could now take charge of the men's and academy sides, subject to approval. the administrators says the deal is a significant step forward. well, wasps would have been playing sale today. instead they faced saracens, who made it seven wins from seven in the premiership. alex goode marked his record—breaking 339th game with a 12—point haul as sarries won 33 points to 22 to maintain their faultless record and move ten points clear. england are through to the semifinals of the rugby world cup after a comprehensive win over australia. 41 points to five, the final score on a very wet day in auckland, that also saw captain sarah hunter make history. jo currie was there for us. weather warnings in pl

if you drove to manchester, and i'm glad mayor craig is here, if you drove to manchester, you got services immediately. but at the fire station, not at the hospital. the governor does not understand the problem. he does not understand how interconnected it is. he does not understand the barriers, which are transportation, childcare, all the same ones. and he needs that understanding to create the right program. gov. sununu: tom is exactly right. it was at the fire station for which is why i created the doorway. it was a stopgap to a more robust system, which we created, it is working very well. dr. sherman: which is why overdoses are going up. chris: onto a different topic, and mike cote has this one first for senator sherman on power. mike: senator sherman, you have advocated for greater reliance on renewable sources, such as hydropower, winds, solar. what role would nuclear power play in that tradition over time? chris: 60 seconds. dr. sherman: thank you. we have seabrook, and our neighborhood, i've worked with next era since they have been there. the current problem with nuclear is only

services from cities including liverpool, glasgow, and manchester are affected. i woke up basically to find that from 7:35 when the last direct train from manchester picadilly departed, there was a six—hour gap until the next train. the experience ofjust one transpennine express customer last week. the operator's services between hull and manchester and cleethorpes have been hit by one cancellation after another. to give you a sense of the scale of the problem that people are facing here every day, we have come down to hull paragon station. the 12:06 is still running to manchester piccadilly but the next two services, just after one o'clock, and just after two o'clock, they have both been cancelled already, so if you want to catch the transpennine to manchester, you are going to have to wait until three o'clock before you can catch the next train, and people here are just getting fed up of it. i know my train has been cancelled on the way back today, which i am not happy about. i suffer anxiety, so i can't switch from one train to the next to the next. it is ap

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manchester united footballer mason greenwood is arrested for allegedly breaching bail conditions that were set after he was taken into custody on suspicion of rape and assault injanuary. more than forty turkish miners are now known to have died following an underground explosion — dozens of others were injured. exchange of fire — ukraine continues to push back russian forces — but the invading troops aren't giving up. they are trying desperately to change the narrative here, and the reality that most russian forces in ukraine are on the retreat. and...the rugby league world cup gets underway — a year late — as hosts england take on samoa in the opening game of the tournament at newcastle. good afternoon. the new chancellor, jeremy hunt, today indicated major changes to liz truss�* economic strategy. in a round of interviews, mr hunt said mistakes had been made by the government and warned of what he called �*very difficult decisions�* ahead. he suggested taxes could rise to help restore market confidence and refused to rule out spending cuts, saying every government de

god, 3 for another hattrick against manchester. united and that's that the gist of what pip guardiola singles, he didn't know where he did an in austria. he did in germany. of course he's doing it in england. he was always going to do it. we had a decade of arguing about who's been a messy over now though, and i'm not putting him there now. he's 22 years old, right? be you start asking yourself these questions because one guy just comes out of the box from another world. and this is it, and the scoring record of most cellar in the premier league is 32 goals in 38 gaps . great. if it, if he keeps this up, he might break 50 goals. it's ridiculous other things to ponder, but he's that good. and you've got pep guardiola who came from by munich the greatest brain in the game. kevin or brian, who came at a voice berg to manchester city, feeding him and the football robot at the end of this production line, just to scoring goals for fun. it is something quite quite else avenue out there, d w sports. thank you. now here's her mind at all.

and one big game between chelsea and manchester united, and l chelsea and manchester united, and as you can see no goals as yet. 52 minutes gone, and you can follow that on the bbc sport website. the top three in the championship all won. queen's park rangers remain leaders after beating wigan 2—1 win at home. they are ahead on goal difference from blackburn who did the same at home to birmingham. and burnley are just a point behind after coming from two down to win 4—2 at sunderland. blackpool beat local rivals preston 4—2. middlesbrough could only draw 0—0 with bottom club huddersfield. millwall move fifth after beating second bottom west brom 2—i. reading's 2—0 win over bristol city edged them towards the play off places. managerless hull won 4—2 at rotherham to earn back—to—back wins for the first time this season. sheffield united and norwich drew 2—2. and coventry moved to third bottom with a 2—0 win at stoke. in the scottish premiership, leaders celtic came through a 7 goal thriller to beat hearts 4—3 at tynecastle. var took centre stage on the weekend it

this time playing for english champions. manchester city, whose coach, pet quality ola, is running out of ways to praise his star striker. his work ethic, the driving the for us is the one of the last to leave. she take care of his body perfectly is well educated in the way he has to live as a professional. and i think you have the intention to, to be better. those who thought hollins time in england would be tougher than in germany have been wrong so far. his averaging almost $1.00 goals per game for city breaking scoring records left right and center. he's already got 17 in the premier league. that's just one less than the entire dorman team of managed in the buddhist league of the season. and 5 of those came against stuttgart at the weekends. domains coach ed in tears. it is well aware of horton's threats. there are only positive and good emotions when we think about early, but now he's a play of manchester city. now his scoring goals in a different shirt and we have to stop him to morrow to school. got no prizes for guessing who got cities winner in the reverse fixture, last month,

i'm somebody who grew up in manchester. i come from a fairly middle class, fairly liberal, socially liberal background. i went to university and in that i'm quite unlike not all of my constituents, but a fair chunk of my constituents who come from a very working class background outside of a major city. many of my older constituents didn't go to university, although the younger ones now often do in no small part thanks to the last labour government and on a lot of issues that have become really big hot button issues for labour, like immigration and social security and human rights and brexit quite famously, i've had to find a way of compromising and accommodating and understanding where a lot of my constituents are coming from, as they've had to sort of get used to me and understand where i'm coming from as well. and that's made me a different sort of politician, much more consensual, much more interested in negotiating my way through shared challenges. and in turn, i think that's made me a different sort of person. represe

the operator's services between hull and manchester and cleethorpes have been hit by one cancellation after another. to give you a sense of the scale of the problem that people are facing here every day, we have come down to hull paragon station. the 12:06 is still running to manchester piccadilly but the next two services, just after one o'clock, and just after two o'clock, they have both been cancelled already, so if you want to catch the transpennine to manchester, you are going to have to wait until three o'clock before you can catch the next train, and people here are just getting fed up of it. i know my train has been cancelled on the way back today, which i am not happy about. i suffer anxiety, so i can't switch from one train to the next to the next. it is appalling, really, it is the heartbeat of the nation, the m62 corridor, especially for this northern powerhouse. on tuesday, every single train to manchester from five o'clock until nine o'clock was cancelled so i don't know how people are expected to get home at this point. the company has apologised to customers. there is

greater manchester police say enquiries are ongoing. russian forces are continuing to lose ground in much of ukraine but they are making slow progress in their attempt to take the city of bakhmut, in the donbas region. the city — once home to more than 70,000 people — has been under constant artillery bombardment. our defence correspondent jonathan beale went to meet some of those who are still there, and the ukrainian troops who are resisting the russian advance. russian forces are inching ever closer to the city of bakhmut. explosion. the centre now reverberating with the sound of constant shelling. explosion 70% of the population have already fled, and each day more are leaving. you're trying to leave? among them, olena, who has packed all that she can carry. translation: it's very hard | when you are almost 70 years old and you have to go through all this. you need to squat over the fire to cook food, you need to carry buckets of water to your apartment. it's so hard. i curse the one who started this war. i curse him 100 times.

sixth corps goes to manchester on the 1st of july. you can see sykes's fifth corps moving to hand over, 12 at two taverns. then you've got reynolds moving up on the left. reynolds isn't the only one moving. the whole army is moving. so reynolds moves north, early in the morning. but he moves north with only one division. wadsworth. the other two divisions of the first corps are left at march creek, they're an hour behind before they start to move. reynolds gets all the way up to gettysburg. he hears combat, west of gettysburg. he has reports coming in to him from rioters from john buford saying that his two brigades are caught in a nasty fight west of gettysburg, and we need your help. the last orders john buford got from general pleasant in the command of cavalry in the army was to scout the enemy and report to army headquarters. his orders were not to defend gettysburg, for crying out loud. and they weren't to get himself caught in an engagement out there. i love john buford. and my house within 20 minutes of where he was born. that

and manchester united kept up the pace with a 1—0 win at leicester. nikkita parris with the goal. both have won all four wsl matches, and are yet to concede a goal. west ham also beat reading this afternoon. and in a few moments — third placed chelsea kick off against brighton. to the rugby league world cup now, and there was a golden opportunity for ireland to seal their place in the last eight of the tournament. but they were outplayed by a smart lebanon side — who ran in five tries to win 32 points to 14. ireland with the odds firmly against them now — as they new zealand in their final group game. adam wild reports. sta kes as stakes as high. in the battle for ireland, a place in the world cup quarterfinals. but it is a perilous path and one on which lebanon have also set their sights. the lebanese got that journey started.— got that “ourney started. there is the first got that journey started. there is the first try _ got that journey started. there is the first try of — got that journey started. there is the first try of the _ got that journey started. there is t

sixth corps goes to manchester on the fourth of july. you can see -- moving to hand over, 12 at two taverns. then you've got reynolds moving up on the left. reynolds isn't the only one moving. the whole army is moving. so reynolds moves north. early in the morning. but he moves north with only one division. wadsworth. the other two divisions of the first core or left of march creek, there an hour behind before they start to move. reynolds gets all the way up to gettysburg. he hears combat, west of gettysburg. he has reports coming into him from rioters from john view forward saying that his two brigades are caught in a nasty fight west of gettysburg. and we need your help. the last orders john view forgot from general pleasant in the command of cavalry in the army was to scout the enemy and report to army headquarters. his orders for not to defend gettysburg, for crying out loud. and they weren't to get himself caught in an engagement out there. i love john view for. at my house within 20 minutes of where he was born. that's where his mo

or he ordered general cedric to go to manchester. to open a general engagement see all those core are north of the pipe creek line. so what what what is what is happening? well on the next morning interestingly. mead determines a base of supply of the army. now remember, you know an operational commander of an army is not just a fellow who orders troops around. he has to keep them fed. and he also has to keep his animals fed. the army of the potomac has 60,000 horses in that army. has 91,000 troops? but 60,000 horses. it's supply trains are 50 miles long. coming into, pennsylvania and those supply trains are you are largely mule driven, so you got the mules now, too to consider. if you look at the army regulations of 1861. a horse to keep it in the field is required to receive 14 pounds of oats and 14 pounds of hay a day. it's makes you almost shudder to say how do you do that? how does he do that? a mule is required to receive 15 pounds of hay and 15 pounds of a combination of oats. a day i come from horse country. if you i don't kn

lisa bridgett is a survivor of the 2017 manchester arena terror attack. it's taken her years to come to terms with her injuries. two years later, a conspiracy theorist turned up at the boatyard where she worked, posing as a customer with the aim of secretly recording her to see if she was lying about her injuries. they've got no right to do what they have done, taking our stories individually and ripping them apart. today, i've started off on myjourney to go around all of these places. that conspiracy theorist is called richard d hall. he's described how he tracked down lisa and other manchester arena survivors because he thinks the attack was staged. he makes money from promoting his theories in talks, online videos and even a book. messages seen by the bbc show how online abuse citing these types of conspiracies have been sent to those affected by uk terror attacks. a representative survey of 4,000 people carried out by king's college london suggest the pandemic has made this worse, with a third saying it has made them more suspicious of official explan

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city of manchester. for several protesters tried to storm the premises and attacked an employee of the diplomatic mission with from moscow to the world. this is our international. i'm rachel blevins, and these are the top stories this, our ah, the evacuation of civilians has been announced by the governor of the hearse on region. as a commander of russia's military operations says, ukraine's troops are preparing to use prohibited tactics and their upcoming assault on the russian city of her son. he describes the current situation of the front as tens, adding that key as forces are deliberately targeting residential buildings and civilian infrastructure. no, though, scuttle go or solem is still no clue. the needle leadership of the ukrainian armed forces has long been demanding from the key of regime an offensive operation and the harris on region, regardless of the victims among both the armed forces of ukraine and the civilian population. we have data on the possibility of the key of regime using prohib

and manchester city beat liverpool 2—1. arsenal looking to break the record for consecutive wsl wins when they take on west ham at home later. england are through to the semi—finals of the rugby world cup, where they will meet canada, after a comprehensive win over australia. 41 points to 5, the final score on a very wet day in auckland, that also saw captain sarah hunter make history, the 37—year—old became england's most capped player and also the most capped international player with this, her 138th appearance. in rugby's premiership, saracens lead sale 26—15. sale's opponents would originally have been wasps today, who've been suspended after going into administration. some news on that today, an offer has been accepted that could see them resume playing next season. a consortium that includes former players could now take charge of the men's and academy sides, subject to approval. the administrators says the deal is a significant step forward. there was a tight finish between india and south africa at the t20 c

lisa bridgett is a survivor of the 2017 manchester arena terror attack. it's taken her years to come to terms with her injuries. two years later, a conspiracy theorist turned up at the boatyard where she worked, posing as a customer, with the aim of secretly recording her to see if she was lying about her injuries. they've got no right to do what they've done, taking our stories individually and ripping them apart. today, i've started off on myjourney to go around all of these places. that conspiracy theorist is called richard d hall. he's described online how he tracked down lisa and other manchester arena survivors because he thinks the attack was staged. he makes money from promoting his theories in talks, online videos, and even a book. messages seen by the bbc show how online abuse citing these types of conspiracies have been sent to those affected by uk terror attacks. a representative survey of 4,000 people carried out by king's college london suggest the pandemic has made this worse, with a third saying it's made them more suspicious of official e