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anti—competitive, discriminatory against middle eastern owners, that they are seeking damages from the league and they are the victim of what they described as a tyranny of majority. the clubs backing the premier league would argue that these rules are required to maintain competitive balance and to prevent rich clubs from over inflating certain sponsorship deals. what's really key is whether or not this arbitration which is due to start next week has any bearing on the much more serious and bigger legal dispute that is running on between city and the league, this relates to an unprecedented catalogue of more than a hundred charges that city were hit with last year of alleged financial group that city were hit with last year of alleged financial rule breaches for the city denied wrongdoing. a hearing is to take place. but what certain is this is the latest example of this disunity in the league that appears ever more fractured. there was another round of qualification matches for next
eruption that lasted several weeks and sent plumes of lava into the air. it wasn't the only one — a volcano 30 miles from iceland's capital, reykjavik, continues to erupt, nearly a week after current round of flare—ups began. nearly a,000 people have been evacuated from the nearby town of grindavik. that's all for now — stay with bbc news. hello there. on tuesday, we had a cold front move southwards across the uk. now, after a cloudy and wet start to the day across northern areas, once that cold front had moved its way through, well, the skies brightened up and we had a mixture of sunshine and these big shower clouds. the other thing that the cold front did was what cold fronts do — it's really dumped the temperature. so, for example, in aberdeen,
from over inflating certain sponsorship deals. what's really key is whether or not this arbitration which is due to start next week has any bearing on the much more serious and bigger legal dispute that is running on between city and the league, this relates to an unprecedented catalogue of more than a hundred charges that city were hit with last year over alleged financial rule breaches for the city denied wrongdoing. a hearing is to take place. but what certain is this is the latest example of this disunity in the league that appears ever more fractured. there was another round of qualification matches for next years women's euros on tuesday, with defending champions england beating france in saint etienne. england boosted their chances of qualification in league a, winning 2—1 after goals from georgia stanway and alessia russo. the world champions spain were also in action, beating denmark, 3—2. in league b, scotland beat israel 5—0, northern ireland lost 2—1 to portugal and wales
people coming into our country with one order in one signature. it's all there for him. i did it so i'm going to set aside the fact that it's much more complicated than what donald trump just said. >> there but the bottom line is, trump's criticizing this. he actually did do something very similar during his, that's what this order was. it's based on and i should say it was successfully challenged in the courts by groups like the aclu, which says it's going to challenge this one. and the aclu actually said we were successful during the trump administration. i imagine will be six this time round. look, i think that for president trump's statement, right there is just emblematic of the political importance that is the issue of immigration and the situation at the then border in the leadup to november, republicans know they have the upper hand on this issue. they know they're leading with it. they're running away with it. it's a true vulnerability for president biden. that's why they didn't want to hand him a win when the bipartisan border deal came up in the senate, both in february and last month. we're seeing the same thing right now. republicans don't want to praise this
but it also provided a road map to prosecutors for how he allegedly broke federal laws. and i think we're going to see more of hunter biden's own words play out through the course of this trial. >> the trial expected to last about a week or two. msnbc justice and legal affairs analyst, anthony coley, thank you for starting us off this morning. still ahead here the latest on a possible cease-fire deal between israel and hamas as top biden administration officials head overseas for yet another round for negotiations. plus, house speaker mike johnson accuses democrats of using the judicial system to go after former president trump. we'll show you his new remarks. those stories and a check on sports and weather when we come right back. check on sports and weather when we come right back
>> rachel: police taking the suspect into custody after 20-mile chase near jacksonville. one one officer hurt during the arrest. gun stolen. wanted in court for drug possession. a brooklyn man accused of teaming up with disgraced former nba player john at a porter in a sports betting scheme has been arrested. porter's coconspirators were arrested trying to flee to australia with a one-way ticket. that man and several others are accused of placing bets on porter's performance after port we're inform him he would be leaving the game early. porter was banned for life nba for his role in that results of latest round of primary elections. trump backed navy seal tim sheehy cruising montana senate crime marry. is he gearing up to take on three term democrat senator jon
perimeter of the beach edge which was being established by the soldiers arriving by sea, so what we have seen here today is modern day paratroopers doing just that. into a drop zone, drop zone k, an actual drop zone, drop zone k, an actual drop zone, drop zone k, an actual drop zone on the night of d—day itself. it has been a wonderful site, seeing them coming down, british troops, also american, belgian and canadian troops and we can expected to continue for the next hour and a half or so as i come round in waves. the a130s are coming round, six of them, dropping five or ten paratroopers each, and they are landing right in front of us and the ground, about 2000 behind me watching. us and the ground, about 2000 behind me watching-— the bbc will be following the d—day commemorations throughout the day. tonight at 8.30 on bbc one you can watch a special vigil, live from
course will be tomorrow when they have 25 heads of state in attendance. climate scientists say they are just five years left to limit the global temperature rise to 1.5 celsius above preindustrial levels. the threshold agreed in paris in 2015 is considered crucial to avoid the most catastrophic impacts of climate change coming as the un chief and ten yokum terrace is expected to tell the latest round of un climate negotiations in germany that the world is not doing enough to switch away from coal, oil and gas. 0ur environmental correspondent reports. this report is filling in the gaps, if you like, in the overall science that the un puts out every number of years. this is a new report this year and it says essentially that the level of warming that we're seeing now has never been higher, where warming is going up by 0.25 degrees or 0.26 degrees every decade,
as you say, that people will remember what rishi sunak wants them to remember, this £2000 claim or are they going to take on board what labour have been saying, that this is a lie. this figure is wrong and it is nothing to do with their policy and all of their policies are fully funded. 0bviously policy and all of their policies are fully funded. obviously we have no way of knowing how that is going to play out over time, but it has caused the most of the enormous round here at westminster today. despite everything we have been hearing about this letter and what labour have said the conservatives have been continuing to said that they were right with their figure. that is absolutely correct. they have been to defending the number that they have been using in whether spokesmen have been out today saying, that if you are sick that this trigger was drawn up by a special advisers in the treasury rather than civil servants, then i think that is pretty close to nit—picking. so as you can see, the tories very much sticking to their guns on this one. you heard that clip earlierfrom keir guns on this one. you heard that clip earlier from keir starmer, guns on this one. you heard that clip earlierfrom keir starmer, not mincing his words all saying, this
but he has again stated that his... ..primarily his priority is the elimination of hamas. he says, "we want... "we've gone the extra mile to bring them back, "but the goals of the war, "primarily the elimination of hamas." unfortunately, that's why i am not very optimistic that even this round will work, because the prime minister is focused publicly on highlighting the gaps and his unwillingness to commit that going into this agreement in good faith will be the end of the war. however, again, this is not exactly what he was telling quietly to the americans. so the fact that the president made it public put bibi a little bit in a box. and i think if bibi indeed keeps sabotaging this with his statements, biden is putting himself in a position where he has the moral authority to increase the pressure and potentially even engage in a humanitarian indirect track to at least help the american citizens who are still being held in there.