great percentage of players, and do you have any advice, coach? you i great percentage of players, and do you have any advice, coach? you got to the semifinal, you have any advice, coach? you got to the semifinal, didn t you have any advice, coach? you got to the semifinal, didn t you? - you have any advice, coach? you got to the semifinal, didn t you? we - to the semifinal, didn t you? we didn t, so how can i give advice! thank you. what have you learned about the team after they matched against slovenia and where can you help them? against slovenia and where can you hel them? ~ . against slovenia and where can you help them? help them? well, that depends on whether they help them? well, that depends on whether they stay help them? well, that depends on whether they stay with help them? well, that depends on whether they stay with what - help them? well, that depends on whether they stay with what they i whether they stay with what they did, because casper is an e
against alex salmond say the first minister misled them while giving evidence this month. sharp words exchanged at the first high level meeting between america s new presidential administration and china. and coming up this hour. as part of our young reporter series, we hearfrom an apprentice footballer about the pressures of trying to make it as a professional. hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. germany s health minister has warned there is not enough coronavirus vaccine to stop a third wave in europe. germany is facing further restrictions because the number of cases are rising rapidly. some eu countries including germany will resume the roll out of the astrazeneca jab today, following a pause over safety concerns. the european medicines agency reviewed the jab and found that it was not associated with a higher risk of blood clots. france, germany and italy, along with cyprus, latvia and lithuania, are to restart use of the jab today w
times. when strikes are happening, it is almost impossible. it is almost impossible. a couple of auestions, it is almost impossible. a couple of questions. the it is almost impossible. a couple of questions, the government - it is almost impossible. a couple of questions, the government says i questions, the government says significant contingency measures have been taken to reduce disruption, is that the impression you are getting? disruption, is that the impression you are getting? well, yes. this has been the life you are getting? well, yes. this has been the life of you are getting? well, yes. this has been the life of nhs you are getting? well, yes. this has been the life of nhs managers - you are getting? well, yes. this has been the life of nhs managers nowl been the life of nhs managers now for a year because we have been having industrial action for a year. they would prefer to spend that time meeting that demand, making inroads into the backlog. they are having to sp
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of the bbc continuing an earlier stage. and so, in terms of the bbc continuing their - an earlier stage. and so, in terms of the bbc continuing their own i of the bbc continuing their own investigation, what sort of questions would they need to be asking? questions would they need to be askin: ? ., questions would they need to be askinu? ., “ , , asking? now the bbc i m sure will be s-ueakin to asking? now the bbc i m sure will be speaking to the asking? now the bbc i m sure will be speaking to the complainants - asking? now the bbc i m sure will be speaking to the complainants in i speaking to the complainants in all four of the occasions that have been discussed in the media over the last few days, i m sure they will also speak to the young person in the case of the first allocation, who as we know wasn t the complainant. and in time, when huw edwards is in a position to be able to speak to the bbc, of course they ll seek his views on the allegations that have been made