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Once again stoke inflation. Governments are seeking alternatives, while still trying to balance the short term need for oil. The alternatives could also help tackle Climate Change and keep global temperature rises to 1. 5 above pre industrial levels. Just last week, the International Energy agency renewed its assertion that no new gas and oil projects were needed if the world was to meet that goal. Opecs Secretary General told my colleague, sally bundock, that the group doesnt agree. We have always, at opec, talked about the concern we have for future under investments, as some have called for stopping investment in oil. We believe this is equally dangerous. This will lead to volatility in the future, possibly supply shortages. And therefore, we at opec have always advocated for the importance of continuing to invest in the oil industry, as we also invest in decarbonising the industry and move on to adding other forms of alternative energy, such as renewables. From our perspective in opec, we look at the market global, holistic picture. Supply and demand, economic growth. And we have a technical, ministerial level body thejoint Ministerial Monitoring Committee that meets on a bimonthly basis. Hands on approach, as i said, proactive, pre emptive and precautionary. Well, lets talk about those ministerial meetings, because youve got one on wednesday of this week. Will there be changes to the current Production Cuts announced . We have an agreement in place that runs through till the end of 202a. I cannot say what the outcome of this meeting will be yet. We have to meet and wait and see. What do you see is your role, then, at opec and as Secretary General of opec, to lead the way when it comes to investment in Renewable Energy . At opec, we are advocating for the importance of investing both in oil, the whole value chain of the oil industry, which is a whole, full value chain that requires investments across the board. We see that number being close to m trillion us dollars from now until the year 2045. Thats for oil. But at the same time, our member countries are investing massively in renewables. Energy demand will grow by nearly 25 by the year 2045, compared to what it is today. And all forms of energies will be required. Therefore, we are investing in everything. Hydrogen, technologies to decarbonise the oil industry such as ccus, directair capture. And everything that relates to reducing emissions. So we take a holistic approach to the way we look at energy at opec and our member countries. That is the head of opec speaking to sally earlier. I have with mejoseph mcmonigle, Secretary General of the International Energy forum. Thank you for being with us. No great surprise, opec, the oil cartel, it says to keep investing in oil, that keeps Prices Higher and it means that we are still reliant on oil. Should that money not be better spent on renewables . Oil. Should that money not be better spent on renewables . Well, i guess i would tend to spent on renewables . Well, i guess i would tend to agree spent on renewables . Well, i guess i would tend to agree with would tend to agree with Secretary General mr al ghais about the need for investment in hydrocarbons. Because basically, since covid, we have been under investing it in new oil and gas supplies. And you have to keep on investing just to keep supplies flat, let alone meet future demand. So as a result, we have had less supply and more demand and prices have risen. So i guess i would make the point that if we dont invest in hydrocarbons and the new noble is higher prices and volatility, i worry that that could undermine public support for the transition and for climate policy. So i think we have to be careful we have to manage the transition, we have to keep investing in Renewable Energy and clean energy technologies. But at the same time, until alternative technologies are available, we have to keep investing in hydrocarbons and make sure prices dont get Out Of Control and undermine public support for climate policies. We will aet support for climate policies. We will get onto prices injust a will get onto prices in just a second. But you talk about the need to keep investing in fossilfuel development. And refining. The challenge is, it is so politically unpalatable right now to convince governments right now that they can spend money on oil and gas when there is growing concern, there is growing call for Renewable Energy and the impact that will help as far as Climate Change is concerned. How do you convince governments that Spending Money on Fossil Fuel Development is still in their interests . Development is still in their interests . ~. ,. , ~ ~ interests . Well, look, i think we are seeing interests . Well, look, i think we are seeing it interests . Well, look, i think we are seeing it already interests . Well, look, i think we are seeing it already now interests . Well, look, i think we are seeing it already now in interests . Well, look, i think we are seeing it already now in the l are seeing it already now in the last couple of years in places like europe, which have been some of the leaders on the Energy Transition and investing in renewables. They are now investing in lng facilities, in more coal. So it is already happening. And i guess i would say that it may be unpalatable, but if voters and the consumers in these countries are affected by higher prices, i guess im not really, to me, it doesnt really matter what your political philosophy is, i think you are going to be concerned about High Energy Prices. I think thatis about High Energy Prices. I think that is a very common thing to be concerned about if you are a policymaker, regardless of what your political stripes may be. find i political stripes may be. And i su ose political stripes may be. And i sunpose if political stripes may be. And i sunpose if we political stripes may be. And i suppose if we reshape political stripes may be. And i suppose if we reshape the political stripes may be. And i suppose if we reshape the argument, this is about the price that we pay not necessarily in pounds and dollars for oil, but in the impact on the climate. And the sum of the devastating effects we have seen of Climate Change. Its interesting because by 2050, there are commitments to reduce to net zero, there are commitments to keep Carbon Emissions down to achieve that Global Warming target. If we keep investing in fossil fuels, Global Warming target. If we keep investing in fossilfuels, we Global Warming target. If we keep investing in fossil fuels, we are not going to meet that target, are we . ~ ~ ,. We . Well, i think in the piece before, there we . Well, i think in the piece before, there was we . Well, i think in the piece before, there was a we . Well, i think in the piece| before, there was a discussion we . Well, i think in the piece before, there was a discussion about the new iea net zero report, which suggested limiting new investment in fossil fuels. Suggested limiting new investment in fossilfuels. And i guess i would turn your attention to another iea report, which is the iea Technology Report, which is the iea Technology Report that was just updated in december of last year. Basically, what that report says is we can meet half of our Climate Goals by 2050 by wind and solar and Clean Energy Sources that are available today. The other 50 , to meet the other half of those goals by 2050, has to come from new technologies that are not commercialised yet or even envisioned. In that category is hydrogen, cc us, fusion, things we are not even thinking about today. So the point is we have wind and solar, but that only gets half way. I think some of the public believes wind and solar gets is all the way to meeting our Climate Goals and thatis to meeting our Climate Goals and that is not true. And by the way, we have to invest dramatically in wind and solar. So we have to do a lot more of that. But i guess the point is that we dont have these other technologies available yet. So until they are available, we have to keep investing in oil and gas. 0therwise, prices are going to get Out Of Control and it will hurt the world economy. And i think more importantly, it will undermine public support for the transition and we are going to be asking the public to do very challenging things here and a big ask of the public. So on top of that, we cannot add High Energy Prices to the mix as well. Yes, it is the debate that will run and run. Joseph, it is good to have you with us. Secretary general at the ief, thank you very much, the International Energy forum. Joseph mcmonigle. 20 years after it first started, facebook could be set to charge some users for access for the first time. The companys parent, meta, has been in Virgrous Talks with the european union, as it looks to counter new rules that stop it showing Personalised Ads without a users consent. And that has been a major source of cash for the company. 0ur Correspondent Erin Delmore is in new york. They are reports of plans, are they . They are reports of plans, are they . They are reports of plans, are they . They are reports of a proposal offered by meta and meta is calling it sna, subscription, no ads. And what the company is proposing is a service paid for by users in the eu at a price point of 10 euros a month to access instagram or facebook under scott. Slightly more mobile, 13 euros a month but either of those. On desktop. In the Company Makes clear users will still have the option of being able to access these services for free. That is if they agree to Personalised Ads. Globally, this is a bit of a reversal from globally, this is a bit of a reversalfrom mark globally, this is a bit of a reversal from mark zuckerberg. Globally, this is a bit of a reversalfrom mark zuckerberg. He has long championed the accessibility of his service and indeed, facebook� s wide reach, in part because it is so accessible for people who are low income and having decided to put money forward. He has been critical of the plans of other companies to charge so this is a bit of a reversal for facebook, companies to charge so this is a bit of a reversalfor facebook, which plans on offering these two tiers of paid and unpaid going forward. I said in the introduction it could be to get around some of those eu rules about users and their consent to ads. Would this be enough to get around those rules . We ads. Would this be enough to get around those rules . Ads. Would this be enough to get around those rules . We dont know et. And around those rules . We dont know yet and you around those rules . We dont know yet and you are around those rules . We dont know yet. And you are hitting around those rules . We dont know yet. And you are hitting the yet. And you are hitting the question right on the head because the is consent. The eu law that Companies Get the consent of users before showing them Personalised Ads and Personalised Ads when a service tracks a users digital activity in order to offer them ads they think are most relevant to the customers. We dont know if the price point offered is too high and if it will be deemed prohibitively expensive. Really good to see as always, erin delmore live in new york. Just time to tell you as well. The Danish Beer Giant Carlsberg says it has terminated its Licencing Agreement in russia. It comes after President Putin issued a Decree Injuly which gave the government control of carlsbergs licencing partner. Like many western companies, carlsberg has struggled to exit its Russian Operations since the war in ukraine began. It says its continuing to explore options, including legal action. Theres been a sharp rise in in the shares of the troubled Chinese Construction Company evergrande, after trading resumed. Reports suggest restructuring plans are making progress. Last thursday, the company said its founder and chairman was suspected of criminal behaviour, and the companys shares were suspended. Trading resumed earlier and the shares jumped more than 60 . One of the uks biggest Renewable Energy developers, banks renewables, is being bought by the Canadian Investment Firm brookfield. The 1 billion deal will gives brookfield a range of onshore wind farms in Northern England and scotland, along with a range of wind, solar and battery projects in development. 0ther Developers have recently warned of a challenging environment for Wind Power Due to rising costs. You are up to date, those are the business stories, see very soon. Doug was on a waiting list desperately needing a new pair of lungs. Desperately needing a new pair of lunas. ,. Desperately needing a new pair of lun. S. , desperately needing a new pair of lunis. , desperately needing a new pair of luns. ,. , lungs. You can say if i have it, will it work . Lungs. You can say if i have it, will it work . But lungs. You can say if i have it, will it work . But you lungs. You can say if i have it, will it work . But you can lungs. You can say if i have it, will it work . But you can also | lungs. You can say if i have it, i will it work . But you can also say with very great certainty that if i dont have it, i will not be here any more. Dont have it, i will not be here any more dont have it, i will not be here an more. ,. ,. , z z any more. Three years ago in 2020, the law changed any more. Three years ago in 2020, the law changed so any more. Three years ago in 2020, the law changed so all any more. Three years ago in 2020, the law changed so all adults any more. Three years ago in 2020, the law changed so all adults in the law changed so all adults in england are now considered as having agreed to donate their organs when they die. Unless they have accorded a decision not to. But despite the law change, the consent rate is down. It law change, the consent rate is down. , law change, the consent rate is down. , y, law change, the consent rate is down. ,. , down. It is very special to die in the circumstance down. It is very special to die in the circumstance that down. It is very special to die in the circumstance that allows. Down. It is very special to die in | the circumstance that allows you down. It is very special to die in the circumstance that allows you to become the circumstance that allows you to become a the circumstance that allows you to become a donor and it is probably only about become a donor and it is probably only about 1 of deaths in the uk. You are only about 1 of deaths in the uk. You are much more likely to need a transplant you are much more likely to need a transplant in you are much more likely to need a transplant in your life than you are to die transplant in your life than you are to die in transplant in your life than you are to die in the transplant in your life than you are to die in the circumstances that allows to die in the circumstances that allows you to die in the circumstances that allows you to become a donor. | allows you to become a donor. Wouldnt allows you to become a donor. I wouldnt have seen my sons birth, i wouldnt have seen my sons birth, i wouldnt be able to be part of my family, be with my friends. My donors family were presented with such a difficult choice, at such a difficult time. And to have the courage and to make that decision is just remarkable. And i will never be able to explain how grateful i am. For more stories from across the uk, head to for more stories from across the uk, head to the for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. Hello from the bbc sport centre. Match day two in this seasons Champions League brings with it a number of significant moments for some of the teams involved. German side union berlin have never staged a home match in the competition, but host braga later on tuesday, while lens last had a home game 21 years ago, since when, theyve been relegated and promoted in the French League three times. And old trafford also welcomes back Champions League football, as Manchester United take on galatasaray, having made their worst start to a Premier League season. Another defeat at the weekend to Crystal Palace left them 10th in the table. Whos just left palace and also had a brief spell at Manchester United, wilfried zaha. 0bviously, they have a good team, but at the same time, we have players who can hurt them as well so me personally, im just looking forward to the game. United lost their Climate Change<\/a> and keep global temperature rises to 1. 5 above pre industrial levels. Just last week, the International Energy<\/a> agency renewed its assertion that no new gas and oil projects were needed if the world was to meet that goal. Opecs Secretary General<\/a> told my colleague, sally bundock, that the group doesnt agree. We have always, at opec, talked about the concern we have for future under investments, as some have called for stopping investment in oil. We believe this is equally dangerous. This will lead to volatility in the future, possibly supply shortages. And therefore, we at opec have always advocated for the importance of continuing to invest in the oil industry, as we also invest in decarbonising the industry and move on to adding other forms of alternative energy, such as renewables. From our perspective in opec, we look at the market global, holistic picture. Supply and demand, economic growth. And we have a technical, ministerial level body thejoint Ministerial Monitoring Committee<\/a> that meets on a bimonthly basis. Hands on approach, as i said, proactive, pre emptive and precautionary. Well, lets talk about those ministerial meetings, because youve got one on wednesday of this week. Will there be changes to the current Production Cuts<\/a> announced . We have an agreement in place that runs through till the end of 202a. I cannot say what the outcome of this meeting will be yet. We have to meet and wait and see. What do you see is your role, then, at opec and as Secretary General<\/a> of opec, to lead the way when it comes to investment in Renewable Energy<\/a> . At opec, we are advocating for the importance of investing both in oil, the whole value chain of the oil industry, which is a whole, full value chain that requires investments across the board. We see that number being close to m trillion us dollars from now until the year 2045. Thats for oil. But at the same time, our member countries are investing massively in renewables. Energy demand will grow by nearly 25 by the year 2045, compared to what it is today. And all forms of energies will be required. Therefore, we are investing in everything. Hydrogen, technologies to decarbonise the oil industry such as ccus, directair capture. And everything that relates to reducing emissions. So we take a holistic approach to the way we look at energy at opec and our member countries. That is the head of opec speaking to sally earlier. I have with mejoseph mcmonigle, Secretary General<\/a> of the International Energy<\/a> forum. Thank you for being with us. No great surprise, opec, the oil cartel, it says to keep investing in oil, that keeps Prices Higher<\/a> and it means that we are still reliant on oil. Should that money not be better spent on renewables . Oil. Should that money not be better spent on renewables . Well, i guess i would tend to spent on renewables . Well, i guess i would tend to agree spent on renewables . Well, i guess i would tend to agree with would tend to agree with Secretary General<\/a> mr al ghais about the need for investment in hydrocarbons. Because basically, since covid, we have been under investing it in new oil and gas supplies. And you have to keep on investing just to keep supplies flat, let alone meet future demand. So as a result, we have had less supply and more demand and prices have risen. So i guess i would make the point that if we dont invest in hydrocarbons and the new noble is higher prices and volatility, i worry that that could undermine public support for the transition and for climate policy. So i think we have to be careful we have to manage the transition, we have to keep investing in Renewable Energy<\/a> and clean energy technologies. But at the same time, until alternative technologies are available, we have to keep investing in hydrocarbons and make sure prices dont get Out Of Control<\/a> and undermine public support for climate policies. We will aet support for climate policies. We will get onto prices injust a will get onto prices in just a second. But you talk about the need to keep investing in fossilfuel development. And refining. The challenge is, it is so politically unpalatable right now to convince governments right now that they can spend money on oil and gas when there is growing concern, there is growing call for Renewable Energy<\/a> and the impact that will help as far as Climate Change<\/a> is concerned. How do you convince governments that Spending Money<\/a> on Fossil Fuel Development<\/a> is still in their interests . Development is still in their interests . ~. ,. , ~ ~ interests . Well, look, i think we are seeing interests . Well, look, i think we are seeing it interests . Well, look, i think we are seeing it already interests . Well, look, i think we are seeing it already now interests . Well, look, i think we are seeing it already now in interests . Well, look, i think we are seeing it already now in the l are seeing it already now in the last couple of years in places like europe, which have been some of the leaders on the Energy Transition<\/a> and investing in renewables. They are now investing in lng facilities, in more coal. So it is already happening. And i guess i would say that it may be unpalatable, but if voters and the consumers in these countries are affected by higher prices, i guess im not really, to me, it doesnt really matter what your political philosophy is, i think you are going to be concerned about High Energy Prices<\/a>. I think thatis about High Energy Prices<\/a>. I think that is a very common thing to be concerned about if you are a policymaker, regardless of what your political stripes may be. \ufb01nd i political stripes may be. And i su ose political stripes may be. And i sunpose if political stripes may be. And i sunpose if we political stripes may be. And i suppose if we reshape political stripes may be. And i suppose if we reshape the political stripes may be. And i suppose if we reshape the argument, this is about the price that we pay not necessarily in pounds and dollars for oil, but in the impact on the climate. And the sum of the devastating effects we have seen of Climate Change<\/a>. Its interesting because by 2050, there are commitments to reduce to net zero, there are commitments to keep Carbon Emissions<\/a> down to achieve that Global Warming<\/a> target. If we keep investing in fossil fuels, Global Warming<\/a> target. If we keep investing in fossilfuels, we Global Warming<\/a> target. If we keep investing in fossil fuels, we are not going to meet that target, are we . ~ ~ ,. We . Well, i think in the piece before, there we . Well, i think in the piece before, there was we . Well, i think in the piece before, there was a we . Well, i think in the piece| before, there was a discussion we . Well, i think in the piece before, there was a discussion about the new iea net zero report, which suggested limiting new investment in fossil fuels. Suggested limiting new investment in fossilfuels. And i guess i would turn your attention to another iea report, which is the iea Technology Report<\/a>, which is the iea Technology Report<\/a> that was just updated in december of last year. Basically, what that report says is we can meet half of our Climate Goals<\/a> by 2050 by wind and solar and Clean Energy Sources<\/a> that are available today. The other 50 , to meet the other half of those goals by 2050, has to come from new technologies that are not commercialised yet or even envisioned. In that category is hydrogen, cc us, fusion, things we are not even thinking about today. So the point is we have wind and solar, but that only gets half way. I think some of the public believes wind and solar gets is all the way to meeting our Climate Goals<\/a> and thatis to meeting our Climate Goals<\/a> and that is not true. And by the way, we have to invest dramatically in wind and solar. So we have to do a lot more of that. But i guess the point is that we dont have these other technologies available yet. So until they are available, we have to keep investing in oil and gas. 0therwise, prices are going to get Out Of Control<\/a> and it will hurt the world economy. And i think more importantly, it will undermine public support for the transition and we are going to be asking the public to do very challenging things here and a big ask of the public. So on top of that, we cannot add High Energy Prices<\/a> to the mix as well. Yes, it is the debate that will run and run. Joseph, it is good to have you with us. Secretary general at the ief, thank you very much, the International Energy<\/a> forum. Joseph mcmonigle. 20 years after it first started, facebook could be set to charge some users for access for the first time. The companys parent, meta, has been in Virgrous Talks<\/a> with the european union, as it looks to counter new rules that stop it showing Personalised Ads<\/a> without a users consent. And that has been a major source of cash for the company. 0ur Correspondent Erin Delmore<\/a> is in new york. They are reports of plans, are they . They are reports of plans, are they . They are reports of plans, are they . They are reports of a proposal offered by meta and meta is calling it sna, subscription, no ads. And what the company is proposing is a service paid for by users in the eu at a price point of 10 euros a month to access instagram or facebook under scott. Slightly more mobile, 13 euros a month but either of those. On desktop. In the Company Makes<\/a> clear users will still have the option of being able to access these services for free. That is if they agree to Personalised Ads<\/a>. Globally, this is a bit of a reversal from globally, this is a bit of a reversalfrom mark globally, this is a bit of a reversal from mark zuckerberg. Globally, this is a bit of a reversalfrom mark zuckerberg. He has long championed the accessibility of his service and indeed, facebook\ufffd s wide reach, in part because it is so accessible for people who are low income and having decided to put money forward. He has been critical of the plans of other companies to charge so this is a bit of a reversal for facebook, companies to charge so this is a bit of a reversalfor facebook, which plans on offering these two tiers of paid and unpaid going forward. I said in the introduction it could be to get around some of those eu rules about users and their consent to ads. Would this be enough to get around those rules . We ads. Would this be enough to get around those rules . Ads. Would this be enough to get around those rules . We dont know et. And around those rules . We dont know yet and you around those rules . We dont know yet and you are around those rules . We dont know yet. And you are hitting around those rules . We dont know yet. And you are hitting the yet. And you are hitting the question right on the head because the is consent. The eu law that Companies Get<\/a> the consent of users before showing them Personalised Ads<\/a> and Personalised Ads<\/a> when a service tracks a users digital activity in order to offer them ads they think are most relevant to the customers. We dont know if the price point offered is too high and if it will be deemed prohibitively expensive. Really good to see as always, erin delmore live in new york. Just time to tell you as well. The Danish Beer Giant Carlsberg<\/a> says it has terminated its Licencing Agreement<\/a> in russia. It comes after President Putin<\/a> issued a Decree Injuly<\/a> which gave the government control of carlsbergs licencing partner. Like many western companies, carlsberg has struggled to exit its Russian Operations<\/a> since the war in ukraine began. It says its continuing to explore options, including legal action. Theres been a sharp rise in in the shares of the troubled Chinese Construction Company<\/a> evergrande, after trading resumed. Reports suggest restructuring plans are making progress. Last thursday, the company said its founder and chairman was suspected of criminal behaviour, and the companys shares were suspended. Trading resumed earlier and the shares jumped more than 60 . One of the uks biggest Renewable Energy<\/a> developers, banks renewables, is being bought by the Canadian Investment Firm<\/a> brookfield. The 1 billion deal will gives brookfield a range of onshore wind farms in Northern England<\/a> and scotland, along with a range of wind, solar and battery projects in development. 0ther Developers<\/a> have recently warned of a challenging environment for Wind Power Due<\/a> to rising costs. You are up to date, those are the business stories, see very soon. Doug was on a waiting list desperately needing a new pair of lungs. Desperately needing a new pair of lunas. ,. Desperately needing a new pair of lun. S. , desperately needing a new pair of lunis. , desperately needing a new pair of luns. ,. , lungs. You can say if i have it, will it work . Lungs. You can say if i have it, will it work . But lungs. You can say if i have it, will it work . But you lungs. You can say if i have it, will it work . But you can lungs. You can say if i have it, will it work . But you can also | lungs. You can say if i have it, i will it work . But you can also say with very great certainty that if i dont have it, i will not be here any more. Dont have it, i will not be here any more dont have it, i will not be here an more. ,. ,. , z z any more. Three years ago in 2020, the law changed any more. Three years ago in 2020, the law changed so any more. Three years ago in 2020, the law changed so all any more. Three years ago in 2020, the law changed so all adults any more. Three years ago in 2020, the law changed so all adults in the law changed so all adults in england are now considered as having agreed to donate their organs when they die. Unless they have accorded a decision not to. But despite the law change, the consent rate is down. It law change, the consent rate is down. , law change, the consent rate is down. , y, law change, the consent rate is down. ,. , down. It is very special to die in the circumstance down. It is very special to die in the circumstance that down. It is very special to die in the circumstance that allows. Down. It is very special to die in | the circumstance that allows you down. It is very special to die in the circumstance that allows you to become the circumstance that allows you to become a the circumstance that allows you to become a donor and it is probably only about become a donor and it is probably only about 1 of deaths in the uk. You are only about 1 of deaths in the uk. You are much more likely to need a transplant you are much more likely to need a transplant in you are much more likely to need a transplant in your life than you are to die transplant in your life than you are to die in transplant in your life than you are to die in the transplant in your life than you are to die in the circumstances that allows to die in the circumstances that allows you to die in the circumstances that allows you to become a donor. | allows you to become a donor. Wouldnt allows you to become a donor. I wouldnt have seen my sons birth, i wouldnt have seen my sons birth, i wouldnt be able to be part of my family, be with my friends. My donors family were presented with such a difficult choice, at such a difficult time. And to have the courage and to make that decision is just remarkable. And i will never be able to explain how grateful i am. For more stories from across the uk, head to for more stories from across the uk, head to the for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. Hello from the bbc sport centre. Match day two in this seasons Champions League<\/a> brings with it a number of significant moments for some of the teams involved. German side union berlin have never staged a home match in the competition, but host braga later on tuesday, while lens last had a home game 21 years ago, since when, theyve been relegated and promoted in the French League<\/a> three times. And old trafford also welcomes back Champions League<\/a> football, as Manchester United<\/a> take on galatasaray, having made their worst start to a Premier League<\/a> season. Another defeat at the weekend to Crystal Palace<\/a> left them 10th in the table. Whos just left palace and also had a brief spell at Manchester United<\/a>, wilfried zaha. 0bviously, they have a good team, but at the same time, we have players who can hurt them as well so me personally, im just looking forward to the game. United lost their Opening Group<\/a> match at bayern munich, who play copenhagen. Also on tuesday, napoli against real madrid might be the match of the night. While lens host arsenal, whose flight to france was delayed by five hours because of bad weather","publisher":{"@type":"Organization","name":"archive.org","logo":{"@type":"ImageObject","width":"800","height":"600","url":"\/\/ia800508.us.archive.org\/0\/items\/BBCNEWS_20231003_133000_World_Business_Report\/BBCNEWS_20231003_133000_World_Business_Report.thumbs\/BBCNEWS_20231003_133000_World_Business_Report_000001.jpg"}},"autauthor":{"@type":"Organization"},"author":{"sameAs":"archive.org","name":"archive.org"}}],"coverageEndTime":"20240703T12:35:10+00:00"}