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0 about a conversation that i'm not -- >> i'm stunned that you can't recall that. so let's talk about afghanistan. the secretary -- undersecretary for defense policy, mr. kael says, isis-k poses a short term external threat al qaeda could launch attacks outside afghanistan within a year or two. do you agree with that? >> i agree that al qaeda has always presented and continues to present a persistent threat to the united states homeland. >> the question is what's changed? you say always. has any recent event changed the likelihood of an attack? >> i don't know. >> you don't know that we withdr...

Man Utd: Are Glazers making amends with Red Devils fans? By Simon StoneBBC Sport 15 hours ago15 hours ago.From the section Man Utd Thousands of Manchester United fans protest outside Old Trafford, causing the Premier League fixture against Liverpool on May 2 to be postponed Friday, 4 June was a momentous day in the recent history of Manchester United. The club's ownership spoke directly to the fans. Not once previously in a stewardship that dates back to the summer of 2005 had any representative of the Glazer family engaged with supporters. But on that day, co-chairman Joel Glazer spoke with ...

This picture is courtesy of our man Mike McGrath who is on the ground at Old Trafford.  Credit: Mike McGrath Looks like United's players arrived early They drove their own cars to Old Trafford around lunchtime, to reduce the chance of disruption. They will have had their pre-match meal and done some stretching at the stadium.  Liverpool's Champions League hopes still alive There is the potential for further Manchester United fan protest at Old Trafford against the Glazer family, but on the pitch this evening's game between United and Liverpool has taken on fresh significance for the vis...

What has been said? A Manchester United club statement read: "Following discussion between police, the Premier League, Trafford Council and the clubs, our match against Liverpool has been postponed due to safety and security considerations around the protest today. Discussions will now take place with the Premier League on a revised date for the fixture.   "Our fans are passionate about Manchester United, and we completely acknowledge the right to free expression and peaceful protest.    "However, we regret the disruption to the team and actions which put other fans, staff, and the police ...

These 2 protestors have now played more football at old Trafford than donny van de beek ������ #GlazersOutpic.twitter.com/lyXWBqQNso The invaders were initially removed from the pitch and police were working to clear debris from the playing surface, with the kick-off of Man Utd v Liverpool scheduled for 4.30pm. However, more fans subsequently broke back into the ground, and while they were also alter escorted out, there was great doubt over whether the game could go ahead. The Premier League, who have a compliance officer on site, do not believe there are concerns about the game...