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here's the forest manager nuno espirito santo speaking after the game. it's a very poor decision of anthony taylor, very poor decision of var. very poor decision. and it's happening to us over and over again. no, it's difficult to tell the players to ignore and keep on going, because it's very clear. we made a formal complaint saying that we would like to change the var situation, they didn't do it, and it's not good. the manager could face action from the football association too for his comments there. not surprisingly, there's been plenty of reaction to forest's social media post. the thoughts of their former stiker robert earnshaw to come but first here's the former premier league referee peter walton. it is unprecedented, and it shouldn't be allowed at all. if it
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every— judicial system, it's an affront to every lawyer that cares about their licence _ every lawyer that cares about their licence and — every lawyer that cares about their licence and what's right and wrong. i'm licence and what's right and wrong. i'm sick— licence and what's right and wrong. i'm sick of— licence and what's right and wrong. i'm sick of coming in front of the president— i'm sick of coming in front of the president saying this, but people need _ president saying this, but people need to— president saying this, but people need to understand what's going on -- in _ need to understand what's going on -- in front— need to understand what's going on -- in front of— need to understand what's going on —— in front of the press. god forbid you out— —— in front of the press. god forbid you put an — —— in front of the press. god forbid you put an accounting thing and for legal— you put an accounting thing and for legal council, and now our tax payer dollars. _ legal council, and now our tax payer dollars. our— legal council, and now our tax payer dollars, ourtime, legal council, and now our tax payer dollars, our time, attorneys fees are all— dollars, our time, attorneys fees are all here — dollars, our time, attorneys fees are all here because they are afraid of 2024 _ are all here because they are afraid of 2024. and they should be because the american people are not stupid, they see _ the american people are not stupid, they see what's going on. thank you. ithink— they see what's going on. thank you. i think you _ they see what's going on. thank you. i think you got the gist there were those comments there in the courtroom —— courthouse — new york, obviously not inside the courtroom as i was explaining, so there's been very bullish denials from donald trump himself a little earlier that we heard, the legal team and indeed crucially in the courtroom itself where there are no cameras allowed,
recap, judge merchan said that lawyers are not allowed to make comments about witness testimony. let's bring back the pan. all the lawyers in the room smiled when the judge said that happens on tv and in the movies, that does not happen in real trials. >> well, they're smiling in this room as well. because it's true. you're gonna have to balance again to what jurists think happens in law and order within 48 minutes, you've got a crime committed to defendant identified, arrested, and you have some of locking down the steps at the end of the trial in 42 minutes here it's interesting because there's a moment he says that the lawyers, or the notes are not a substitute for the actual transcripts digital come into play and having lawyers on your jury as well, we were concerned about remember, can lawyers beyond the actual jury, the reason you'd love concerns because you might be deferential to them and say, is that what happens at the issue here? it's almost a way of reminding a look, the prosecution and the defense, they have to build their case. they have to defend their case. but the lawyers and i note-taking is not going to substitute for you what you're hearing. again, there is no
not least nottingham forest's post match comments questioning the integrity of match officials after their defeat at everton. they accused the video assistant referee of supporting their relegation rivals luton and are now being investigated by the football association with possible repercussions to follow. forest were aggrieved that several penalty decisions went against them with the club's offical social media account saying... "three extremely poor decisions — three penalties not given — which we cannot accept. we warned the pgmol that the var is a luton fan before the game but they didn't change him. our patience has been tested multiple times. the club will now consider its options." all he incidents where forest wanted a penalty involved everton's ashley young. they felt he caught the back of their player's boot here when the game was goalless before then accusing the ex—england man of handballjust before the break. their third complaint was for this tackle on callum hudson—odoi, but none of them given.
joe 0'connor yesterday was a sort of bedrock of the victory, today didn't score as heavily but he still looked as solid, and his temperament and his composure. he as solid, and his temperament and his composure.— his composure. he did indeed. afterward _ his composure. he did indeed. afterward some _ his composure. he did indeed. afterward some comments i his composure. he did indeed. i afterward some comments were his composure. he did indeed. - afterward some comments were made his composure. he did indeed. _ afterward some comments were made to rob walker, he did say in manchester at the tour championship that he was struggling and would review his future in the sport if he continued to perform the way he had been doing. he said afterwards, those performances make me ill, they get me down, and he's going to need some help to continue to enjoy the sport, he's going to take a couple of months to make some decisions. what was your reaction to that and what's your hope for mark's �*s perspective. what he said afterwards is not a great surprise, he just needs a bit of time, just need to go away and talk to his wife and get himself in a better place and then come back. he's got masses more to help, to offer the game and here is hoping he's back to doing it. you offer the game and here is hoping he's back to doing it.— he's back to doing it. you look at ronnie sullivan, _ he's back to doing it. you look at ronnie sullivan, 48, _ he's back to doing it. you look at ronnie sullivan, 48, 49, - he's back to doing it. you look at ronnie sullivan, 48, 49, still- ronnie sullivan, 48, 49, still winning major titles. we
chamber. but there is this tradition in britain that in the end to the house of lords does give way to the will of the house of the comments. it accepts it as an unelected chamber compared to the elected house of commons, so, yes, i do think at some point tradition dictates that this will happen. but whether that is ten o'clock, ii whether that is ten o'clock, 11 o'clock, three o'clock in the morning, we will have to wait and see. �* morning, we will have to wait and see. . ., morning, we will have to wait and see. �* ., ., morning, we will have to wait and see. . ., ., , see. and one of those quirks, is it riaht see. and one of those quirks, is it ri . ht that see. and one of those quirks, is it right that tuesday _ see. and one of those quirks, is it right that tuesday becomes - see. and one of those quirks, is it l right that tuesday becomes monday until the house is adjourned, based on working on a different calendar to the rest of us? it is on working on a different calendar to the rest of us?— to the rest of us? it is truly through — to the rest of us? it is truly through the _ to the rest of us? it is truly through the looking - to the rest of us? it is truly through the looking glass, | to the rest of us? it is truly i through the looking glass, the to the rest of us? it is truly - through the looking glass, the day continues until the day's work is done, which means it will continue to be monday until it is finished, evenif to be monday until it is finished, even if it is six o'clock on the morning on tuesday. if you are in parliament, it is monday until it is over. . ., ., ., parliament, it is monday until it is over. ., ., ., over. victoria, our political editor chris mason _ over. victoria, our political editor chris mason said _ over. victoria, our political editor chris mason said something - chris mason said something interesting in the last hour. he said the government is confident
afghan veterans who had served with uk forces should be allowed to stay in the country. the government has made some movement on that to the satisfaction of the labour peers, so it would appear that amendment has been dropped. just won an amendment so far. it goes back to the comments to be debated. let's go to the lobby and speak to peter saul, who has a guest with him in the lobby. on the 90, guest with him in the lobby. on the go, peter. i guest with him in the lobby. on the no, peter. . , , go, peter. i have 'ust seen the metaphorical— go, peter. i have just seen the metaphorical ping-pong - go, peter. i have just seen the metaphorical ping-pong ball. go, peter. i have just seen the| metaphorical ping-pong ball as go, peter. i have just seen the i metaphorical ping-pong ball as it metaphorical ping—pong ball as it were passing from the lords to the house of commons, a man wearing tales carrying the actual legislation printed out the pieces of paper wrapped in a red ribbon, so thatis of paper wrapped in a red ribbon, so that is the amendment that has just been passed by the house of lords. it is not over yet but i think we are into the final straight now, bearing in mind some months ago there were ten different amendments that it be passed by the house of lords. that has been gradually whittled down and it is just that one amendment that is left now. the house of commons in an hour or so
we will take you to the comments very shortly. first, the latest headlines. but the house of commons and house of lords are sitting in westminster tonight about on the government's rwanda bill. pretty soon i can first flight carrying migrants could take off in 10—12 weeks. opposition laws have been trying to amend the bill, with mps than voting to overturn those proposed changes. opening arguments have begun in donald trump's criminal trial in new york. his lawyers say no crime was committed. an independent report into the un pass agency for palestinian refugees is found it needs to improve the way it vets its staff and do more to ensure neutrality. israel, which is claimed more than 2000 workers at unrwa were of the militant group hamas, has
resettlement scheme, the legal means by which they might come to the uk. we will take you to the comments very shortly. first, the latest headlines. but the house of commons and house of lords are sitting in westminster tonight about on the government's rwanda bill. pretty soon i can first flight carrying migrants could take off in 10—12 weeks. opposition laws have been trying to amend the bill, with mps than voting to overturn those proposed changes. opening arguments have begun in donald trump's criminal trial in new york. his lawyers say no crime was committed. an independent report into the un pass agency for palestinian refugees is found it needs to improve the way it vets its staff and do more to ensure neutrality. israel, which is claimed more than 2000 workers at unrwa were of the militant group hamas, has