And record breaking joe root makes history as england continue to dominate the second test against sri lanka. Welcome along, thank you forjoining us the latest on a history making day forjoe root to come we start tonight with football and manchester city who are looking to maintain their hundred percent start to the season. They re away at west ham in the late game where it s half time and they currently lead 2 1. Both goals coming from that man erling haaland. The norwegian opened the scoring after ten minutes before a ruben dias own goal made it 1 1. But this strike has pep guardiola s side ahead with the second halfjust about to get under way. Earlier, last season s runners up, arsenalfailed to make it three wins from three. As did brighton. With both sides sharing the points at the emirates. The defining moment of the game came early in the second half as declan rice was sent off. Arsenal were made to pay thereafter as alex fletcher reports. The end of the transfer window and t
but you also said, archbishop, you said yourself that - you make many mistakes. i m sure you don t make very many mistakes in fact, - but you have been very candid| about the fact that you believe you do make errors. but when mistakes are made, isn t it better for people - to be straight about it, to be honest? i to admit? i don t want to use the word confess to you, it feels - somehow inappropriate, but isn t it better- for the public that we see i prominent leaders in public life. yes. ..being straight about things? yes. i think that, not so much social media, but most people in most places, when someone puts their hand up and says, look, that was a stupid thing to do and i shouldn t have done that, even today there is a level of forgiveness. over the last few weeks i ve apologised for a couple of things i got wrong. and you just have to acknowledge where things have gone wrong and say, yes, that was wrong. and i noticed the former mayoral candidate immediately stepped down.
and all her accusers go away and he says, does nobodyjudge you? and she says, nobody did. and he says, well, go away and don t do it again. now, that s jesus. that seems quite a good example, really, particularly in myjob. and i don t really do much onjudging people, but it is. we must obey the rules. we have to depersonalise it. let s get away from that example. and i would say, obey the rules, stick to the rules. but you also said, archbishop, you said yourself that - you make many mistakes. i m sure you don t make very many mistakes in fact, - but you have been very candid| about the fact that you believe you do make errors. but when mistakes are made, isn t it better for people - to be straight about it,
now, that said, i mean, kevin mccarthy was out there yesterday essentially saying that, you know, hey, if we prosecuted every campaign finance violation there would be a lot of people, lawmakers in congress who may be in real trouble. that may be a fair statement when you are talking about the fact that there are all kinds of receipts, people do make errors, campaigns often have to send back contributions that are in excess, but that s different than willfully committing campaign finance violations and in this case to the tune of hundreds of thousands of dollars, just a few months before an election, in an effort to actually make sure that you are swaying the outcome of the election. i don t quite understand how those sin naps aren t connecting for those of these republicans who are saying it s just campaign finance issues, it s fine, don t worry about it. it s incredible. they know their argument doesn t hold water because all of them know that fec violations happen, a clerical mi