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Big squad with huge salaries. thank you very much _ big squad with huge salaries. thank you very much indeed. _ so what led to barcelona, one of the most prestigious clubs in world football, being forced to sell off their prized asset, a man known as the goat to many standing for the greatest of all time? welljoe lynsky has been looking back at barcas books. and how the catalan club have got to this point. this is been the scene as lionel messis images being taken down from the posters from the ...

By 2060 but how does he even begin to do that given its position as the worlds number one carbon emitter? its a really good question, and i think— its a really good question, and i think china — its a really good question, and i think china accomplishing this is something that the president has promised and declaring at the un is something — promised and declaring at the un is something of a project hes been trying _ something of a project hes been trying to— something of a project hes b...

>> well, theres no question that the situation is deteriorating rapidly. weve got five capitals that have fallen in three days, three fell on sunday alone. so its obvious that the afghans are not putting up the kind of fight that is essential here. they have got to be able to stop the taliban momentum at some point. and if they dont, i think there is a real danger that afghanistan could be lost to the taliban within a number of weeks. >> and that would mean that kabul has fallen, or under threat...

Essential, and actually the crisis is already there. pietro bertazzi, thank you very much for speaking to others of here on bbc news. thank you so much. the saudi state oil firm, aramco, has announced a huge jump in second quarter profits to $25.5 billion. the increase was 288% higher compared to the same period last year, as aramco benefitted from surging oil prices. our middle east business reporter sameer hashmi study reporter sameer hashmi aramco has brought forward study aramco has brought ...

Responses now compared to the year 1990. according to the survey, 15% of men say they have no close friends at all, zero. back in 1990, only 3% of men said that. friendlessness showed up worse in men than women. today 10% of women say they have no close friends. and look at the other end of the spectrum. the folks who say they have ten or more close friends, that dropped sharply, down 17 percentage points among women, 25 points for men. now, its not that people dont consider friendships importan...

Media be blamed for reporting that? isnt that reporting the nature of whats going on with this interminable virus. >> yes. you just said it in the question. you told the truth. thats whats necessary in all of this. im in new york right now. ive had the conversations right here in my building and ive been doing focus groups as people are coming in and out and theyre telling me they dont know where to go to get the fax. facts -- facts. after all the time, if the public doesnt trust what they see o...

Mexico, they love their family so much, they want to provide for them. or after the raids, they were separated they loved their families so much here that theyll do anything to get back to this family here. so they are motivated by love. in fact, believe it or not, many of them say they love to work in the poultry plants because its honorable work. and as they say, alicia, on that day, when it happened, it was 9/11 right here. those people say, we were working and for that we were taken from our...

How significant is it that he did go of his own volition? >> it was significant that he appeared voluntarily because the department of justice waived whatever barriers it might have imposed on him. and i think it showed his willingness, indeed his eagerness to cooperate. i hope that other witnesses will be similarly cooperative. because it is essential, absolutely vital, that the american people have this story from jeffrey rosen. and everyone in the department of justice who lived through this ...

Remains to be seen. but i also hope it will be bipartisan. there were both republican and democratic senators yesterday in that closed meeting. it should be open to the public. i hope it will be with bipartisan support. open in the sense of the transcript to eventually be made public. and also the report, made fully public, in a lot of these details. so i hope the course ahead will be bipartisan. >> im sorry, sir. when you said earlier, you said it is essential that the american people understan...

The laboratories of democracy, which are the 50 states, and get people dependent on the federal government. its essential to push back against the biden administration. once -- once you cede that power to the federal government, you will never get it back. katie: this is turning into a civil rights crisis. this is not about vaccination and no vaccination. it seems like the end is never. when it comes to the attack on private property, if they dock this on private property rights, what toys say t...