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evening on bbc news. we ll be live in huddersfield with reaction to the conviction of a gang of 20 men for rape and sexual abuse. also this evening, we ll speak to a human rights activist about the disappearance of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi, she says she worries the world has become even more dangerous for people like her. and at 10.40 and 11.30, we ll be reviewing tomorrow s papers. our guests tonight are jason proprietario ristora nte, head of politics at the mirror, and anna isaac, who s the economics and trade correspondent for the telegraph. that s all ahead on bbc news. now on bbc news it s time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday. the end of wimbledon‘s marathon matches? the all england club is set to change the rules ahead of next year s tournament. give a little respect. under pressure mourinho faces his old club chelsea this weekend, as sarri decribes him as one of the best in the world . for anything more than respect for the stadium and for the
AustraliaUnited-statesUnited-kingdomTexasArgentinaWashingtonPortugalTogoSussexEast-sussexSadioFatick brandon three tee degrees below zero and it s much colder when you go north where temperatures are colder. 3 degrees. we re not going to make it up too much more. temperatures climb to 17 degrees by three. we ll have chance of flurries this afternoon. eighteen degrees will be our high temperatures. we re not making it into the 20s. they ll continue to fall into the single digits by tomorrow. we re talking about more cold tomorrow and that s also when some snow develops and it could be accumulating snow fall. we ll tell you how much to expect in fifteen minutes too. zika virus is here in the tri-state a 56-year-old butler county woman tested positive after returning from a trip to gee an that. with this first diagnosis there are a lot of questions guy an that. where they associated that with birth defects in brazil. it s primarily transmitted through mosquito bites but it is possibly spread through sexual contact. we do know that 80 percent of infected people never show
BrookvilleOhioUnited-statesCollege-hillAlabamaBrazilChinaMexico-cityDistrito-federalMexicoJuarezMéco fourth tiers, that has already begun to happen. and major contractors have said that the furloughs were triggered because the defense contract management agency was furloughed. and so the contract inspectors, some of the technical inspectors, weren t there. and also that some of the government facilities had not opened up, some of of the government-owned contractor operated facilities but even the most of the civilians are back at work and some companies are still gone ahead and furloughed or laid folks off. why is this the case, that this is where companies are trying to bank savings for the future that they understand that deep defense cuts are companying or driven by what is happening? i think it is a combination of both. but what you re really seeing is the result of uncertainty. with unpredictability and uncertainty in the market, sue more conservative tism. it is a cascade effect. where you saw it in week one, and you see it at the second tiers in week three and thi
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