tell us what you thought of his chances then did he stand out? he stood out from such a young age. as soon as he came over to the juniors, myself. and mrs curzon, we spotted him i on the playground and we thought, we ve got to get him of the year 6 team, even though he was only. in yearli. he was just such - a brilliant team player. he never took the ball just for himself. - he just brought out l the best in everyone. i ll tell you what, we are having so much fun here. we have been having so much fun playing all the football games, the limbo. tell you what, everybody, come round. i want a score prediction for tonight. who s going to win tonight? all: england! and i think we might know the answer to this one. who s going to score? all: bukayo! of course he is! shout louder they ll hear it in qatar! one more time. all: bukayo! there you are. mike bushell and some very excited kids. we will keep you updated. it is still 0 0. we can go back to the court of appeal where a woman with dow
don t know what those might be at the moment but it is safe to say that more weapons to ukraine and more sanctions on moscow and those would be the two avenues western leaders would use to punish moscow if something like that should happen, unfortunately. what do you think ukraine happen, unfortunately. what do you think ukraine will happen, unfortunately. what do you think ukraine will be happen, unfortunately. what do you think ukraine will be hoping - happen, unfortunately. what do you think ukraine will be hoping to - think ukraine will be hoping to achieve before winter sets in? ukraine will be heading in the east to continue this counter offensive. the next large town is severodonetsk, in that region, and it took the russians months to take that town back in the spring and if ukraine were to take it back, that would be a huge victory. and also, in curzon, the regional capital the russians were able to take it in february. we are looking at the south and east for what ukrain
russia and its people. this is not a bluff. a strongly worded speech from vladimir putin who, as we know, is currently facing extreme losses on the battlefield in terms of territory and personnel. claire, the other big issue is the plan to hold referenda in russian occupied territories of ukraine, this weekend, in an effort to join russia, a move which, of course, has the u.s. and europe on edge. what will be the consequences of this? that appears to have been the trigger, in some ways, for this speech. president putin says he supports the decisions of this region, which make up the donbas, and to others, the zaporizhzhia region and curzon in the south. we can see that russia s goal of taking the donbas has expanded to wrap around the southern coast of ukraine, as well. these votes are likely to be free and fair if you take into account the president of crimea in the context of this is a war, but could provide cover for russia to claim that this is now war footing, ukraine is
on steroids. the u.n. chief is asking for $160 million in aid for pakistan. ukraine is claiming early success as it ramps up a counteroffensive to retake russian occupied territory in the south. ukrainian officials say troops have broken through russian defenses in the curzon region, and has retaken four villages. ukrainian up president volodymyr zelenskyy says russian forces now have two options. run, or surrender reporter: we will chase them to the border, to our border, the line has not been changed with occupiers are aware if they want to survive it is time for the russian military to run away, go home. ukrainian forces have been targeting critical bridges in