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Were among 12 clubs to announce a breakaway super league in april two years ago. but the move collapsed within 48 hours after an outcry from fans, governments and players. a22 sports management have released a ten—point manifesto stating its "time for change". a new esl would contain 60 to 80 teams, each guaranteed a minimum of 14 matches per season and continue to play in their domestic leagues. well spains la liga is the first european league to respond. this is what theyve tweeted. "the sup...

Even mentioning north—west syria, and how many people are affected, it is about 13.5 million people who live in this area. the hope of reaching all of them in the next few days, even in the next few weeks with specialist help, is really slim. and for those people who know they are a long way from assistance and are just trying to do their best, it is an awful, awful time. were seeing various pictures of the devastation now. as the days to pass by, are there any signs of hope? are you hearing p...

Right before our eyes. it is happening at various places across this region. what were looking at is in the city a place 20 miles away from the epicenter of the earthquakes that hit monday and right behind us was a multi-story apartment building with a lot of people in it when the earthquake hit. it was totally flattened. i will step back and let my cameraman show you what weve been seeing for the last several hours. first big construction vehicles, excavators came in and pulled away a lot of th...

One residential building here. it was flattened as you can see by the earthquake. speaking to people in this neighborhood, they believe that 100 people are living in that building and today we see a lot of their family and those relatives, friends, people who have gathered here are trying to find out what happened to their loved ones that were inside that building they believe at the time of the week. right now we understand from the search and rescue teams that they have not been able to find a...

Correspondent greg palkot is in southern turkey tonight. [shouting] >> amid the horror of the aftermath of the turkish earthquakes glimmers of hope. a father, his daughter and son all rescued from the rubble. a newborn baby carried from a site carefully in southern turkey as the body count builds. the death toll well over 12,000 now. marmorgues overfilmed. window for survival closes. desperate hours in the turkish city of gazay, rescue workers using everything they have. cranes, drills, pics, sh...

The restrictions claiming rescue teams have been using twitter to communicate. our reporter is in turkey, as the golden period for finding survivors rapidly comes to a close. >> reporter: a 5-year-old emerges from underneath the rubble in turkeys hard hit city. one of hundreds of young lives saved. but for too many, it was too late. in this town, they mourned one of the many who did not make it out alive with. the death toll rising by the hour, this is a race against time. how many are buried in...

Rescue units here, that are here on the site, have been working now, around the clock, trying to ensure that they get to everybody unaccounted for. there are more than 15, as we understand it, still unaccounted for underneath the rubble here. weve been here for about four hours, john. and what weve been witnessing is the process through which these teams go. which is ensuring there is coordination. ensuring that they call for silence every are so often. they turn the generators and heavy machine...

In just the sheer scale of the devastation.— in just the sheer scale of the devastation. last night when i arrived, devastation. last night when i arrived. the — devastation. last night when i arrived, the first _ devastation. last night when i arrived, the first thing - devastation. last night when i arrived, the first thing i - devastation. last night when i l arrived, the first thing i noticed was the busy airport of locals trying to leave. as soon as you get into the city centre which is...

Were back with our world lead and the tragedy in turkey and syria following the 7.8 magnitude earthquake that hit early monday morning. heres what we know right now. the death toll at last count has risen to 7,200 people. the first quake was followed by a destructive 7.5 magnitude aftershock nine hours later. that was just one of more than 125 other aftershocks, according to the u.s. geological survey. at least 6,000 buildings in southern turkey and northern syria have completely collapsed. now ...

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