hello from the bbc sport centre india are building a decent lead against england, after centuries from captain rohit sharma and shubman gill helped put them 255 runs ahead at the end of day two of the fifth and final test in dharamsala. a moment for the england captain ben stokes — his first delivery, in over 250 days, getting the wicket of his counterpart — rohit — not before the india captain passed his hundred. gill was stopped in his tracks byjames anderson, who's just one away from his 700th wicket... england battled back late on —

taking for five wickets for 52... there are always going to be thoughts in your head and noises around so that was still very. it was a tough night sleep but that's how it is and it's something you also enjoy the same time. you want to live for those days so i was really happy. carlos sainz will miss the saudi arabian grand prix injeddah on saturday — the ferrari driver's pulled out with appendicitis — and is replaced by 18 year old british driver ollie bearman. the reserve driver, will take sainz�*s place for third practice and for the rest of the weekend — including qualifying later. he becomes the youngest ever british f1 he becomes the youngest ever british fi driver and the youngest driver in

ferrari's history. the moto gp kicks off this weekend. one man to keep an eye on is the six time champion marc marquez. he is hungry to move second in the all—time champion ship stakes level with valentino rossi come the end of the season. his last title coming backin the season. his last title coming back in 2019. the season. his last title coming back in 2019-— the season. his last title coming back in 2019. , , , ., , back in 2019. during the seven years i won six championships _ back in 2019. during the seven years i won six championships and - back in 2019. during the seven years i won six championships and when i back in 2019. during the seven years i i won six championships and when you are third _ i won six championships and when you are third seoane 2020 changed my life and _ are third seoane 2020 changed my life and since that i —— it was a nightmare _ life and since that i —— it was a nightmare and it was a difficult four years _ nightmare and it was a difficult four years and this year i will return— four years and this year i will return to _ four years and this year i will return to answer many questions to myself. — return to answer many questions to myself. for— return to answer many questions to myself. forthat return to answer many questions to myself. for that reason i need time. i don't _ myself. for that reason i need time. i don't need — myself. for that reason i need time. i don't need to answer all the questions _ i don't need to answer all the questions in the first race. liverpool play manchester city this weekend. they go head—to—head at anfield on saturday and city a point behind liverpool at the top and both

clubs will be leapfrogged by arsenal if they beat brentford tomorrow. you can poppers hoping to win the league and is fit final season at liverpool and is fit final season at liverpool and pep guardiola is full of admiration. i and pep guardiola is full of admiration.— and pep guardiola is full of admiration. , ., admiration. i spoke with him and i had the feeling _ admiration. i spoke with him and i had the feeling he _ admiration. i spoke with him and i had the feeling he will _ admiration. i spoke with him and i had the feeling he will be - admiration. i spoke with him and i had the feeling he will be back- had the feeling he will be back sooner or later. he loves football. his passion is there and his teams and he explained perfectly the reason why. in the premier league is the last time but may be in the fa cup, we will see. novak djokovic, the five—time men's winner at indian wells plays on saturday against aleksander vukic, his first appearance at the tournament in five years. the men's number one was asked about the prospects of winning a first gold medal at upcoming olympics in paris, and if the american fans would see him back at the games, in the us four years later. it's becoming harder and harder.

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away, a month of restraint, charity and worship. much of the world's almost 2 billion muslims. seven years ago this account manager from birmingham thought she had found a way to realise a dream. saving £40,000 to donate during the holy month. i £40,000 to donate during the holy month. ., ., £40,000 to donate during the holy month. . . ., , ., £40,000 to donate during the holy month. . ., ., , ., ., .,~ month. i had an ambition to work in an orphanage. _ month. i had an ambition to work in an orphanage. it — month. i had an ambition to work in an orphanage, it didn't _ month. i had an ambition to work in an orphanage, it didn't matter - month. i had an ambition to work in an orphanage, it didn't matter way. | an orphanage, it didn't matter way. i googled it and came up with penny appeal. i googled it and came up with penny a- eal. ., :: ::' i googled it and came up with penny a--eal. ., ::::' . ., , appeal. founded in 2009 the charity raised tens of _ appeal. founded in 2009 the charity raised tens of millions _ appeal. founded in 2009 the charity raised tens of millions of _ appeal. founded in 2009 the charity raised tens of millions of pounds - raised tens of millions of pounds annually. its website says donations have reached 60 countries across asia, the middle east and africa. they gave us a timeframe of year, give or take a couple of months. despite bse is in the orphanage and showed no rate of progress. it's not built. and injune 2021 she asked

for her money back. thea;r built. and in june 2021 she asked for her money back.— built. and in june 2021 she asked for her money back. they said they will not be — for her money back. they said they will not be able _ for her money back. they said they will not be able to _ for her money back. they said they will not be able to give _ for her money back. they said they will not be able to give my - for her money back. they said they will not be able to give my moneyl will not be able to give my money back and i said why? i have invested in you and i have no trust in you any more. in you and i have no trust in you any more-— in you and i have no trust in you any more. in you and i have no trust in you an more. �* �* . , ., any more. the bbc have been to the location on — any more. the bbc have been to the location on three _ any more. the bbc have been to the location on three occasions - any more. the bbc have been to the location on three occasions after- location on three occasions after speaking to her. construction has been taking place and in december we were told this large gated area would be ready in six months. to replace the existing orphan homes. two months ago she sent this image and was told her off and home is complete. when the bbc team visited the construction site in february we took this picture and this whole conflict was still under construction. 12 years on from the start of the project in seven years on from her donation penny appeal said the following. the

on from her donation penny appeal said the following.— said the following. the home was com - leted said the following. the home was completed in _ said the following. the home was completed in december - said the following. the home was completed in december 2023 - said the following. the home was - completed in december 2023 children will begin— completed in december 2023 children will begin moving into the community from march _ will begin moving into the community from march 2024. we are grateful to her for _ from march 2024. we are grateful to her for her _ from march 2024. we are grateful to her for her generous donation and we share _ her for her generous donation and we share frustrations around building delays _ share frustrations around building delays. all share frustrations around building dela s. . , ., share frustrations around building dela s. �* ., ., share frustrations around building dela s. . ., ., ., share frustrations around building delays-_ it's i share frustrations around building | delays-_ it's rrot delays. all you have to do. it's not the first in — delays. all you have to do. it's not the first in the _ delays. all you have to do. it's not the first in the charity _ delays. all you have to do. it's not the first in the charity has - delays. all you have to do. it's not the first in the charity has been . the first in the charity has been under the spotlight. in 2019 penny appeal were investigated financial impropriety. a year later a further case was filed in safeguarding runs concerning orphanages in the gambia. and last year the charity commission issued penny appeal with a warning for three failings. still waiting to see her off and home supporting vulnerable children, for a strat never year and another ramadan has arrived. the former conservative prime minister theresa may has announced she will stand down as an

mp at the next election. she told her local newspaper in maidenhead she was leaving the commons because she was leaving the commons because she could no longer represent to constituents with the commitment they deserve. around 60 tory mps have already said they won't stand for election. theresa may rose to the top job after the uk vote to leave the european union, one of the most turbulent periods in british political history. brexit was the backdrop to everything her government did. brexit means brexit, and we are going to make a success of it. mrs may has been an mp since 1997. when she became conservative party chairman she called for modernisation and offended some colleagues. you know what some people call us? the nasty party. david cameron and expectedly promoted her to home secretary, a post she held for longer than anyone else in modern times. but as prime minister she faced an even tougher challenge steering the uk and her party through brexit, this most cautious of politicians became one of westminster�*s biggest risk takers.

and she called an election... big ben chimes. and lost the conservatives their majority. she was still in power but her authority was weakened. after months of negotiations with brussels mrs may agreed withdrawal deal but could not persuade enough mps to back it. the ayes to the right, the noes to the left, 432. mrs may was forced to ask the eu for a delay to brexit, and after months of pressure from her own mps, she decided to step down. i do so with no ill will. but with enormous and enduring gratitude to have had the opportunity to serve the country i love. in the end of her prime the strip was of course dominated by brexit. she could not get her deal through the conservative party, and i think the country and indeed the conservative party would be in a better place today if it had gone with her deal, and we would have had

much calmer times. as a backbencher, mrs may hasn't shied away from criticising her successors. this was her view on borisjohnson's behaviour during covid lockdowns. either my right honourable friend had not read the rules, or did not understand what they meant, and other around him, or did not think the rules applied to number 10. which was it? theresa may displayed a steely determination to become britain's second female prime minister. today, friends have praised her decency, dedication and sense of public duty. she says she will now concentrate on her campaigns against modern slavery and human trafficking. vicki young, bbc news, westminster. officials in australia said the great barrier wreath is going through another mass bleaching because the sea temperatures in the pat lewis have been so high. hot weather can cause heat stress corals to expel algae that gives them their life and colour. it is the fifth time in eight years widespread

damage has been detected. this is bbc news. hello there, good afternoon. the sunshine generally best the west so sunny spells for west and wales and north—west scotland but we are still keeping the strength of that cold easterly wind. it will feel quite blustery for many of us particularly towards the coast. the air is chilly at the moment with low pressure towards the south and milder air. pressure towards the south and milderair. high pressure pressure towards the south and milder air. high pressure towards the north and east. they will be some low cloud below the north sea and across north—east england but a few more holes in the cloud then we saw yesterday so some brighter spells here other wind gusts marked

in the black circles. it will be particularly blustery across the south—west england with rain arriving here later on through the day. these are the temperatures, it's going to feel colder once you factor in the wind—chill vertically towards the north sea facing costs. overnight tonight they will be more clout than we saw last night so temperatures won't drop as low. we will also see this with a friend lift its way through the northwards bringing outbreaks of rain. a touch of localised frost in the shelter glens of scotland. on saturday low pressure starts to show its hand. it is pushing further northwards and eastwards and it will bring some spells of rain but most of the rain light and patch across wales and england. perhaps across northern ireland and the far south—west of eglin. some brighter skies. we are drawing in a south easterly winds and temperatures in the south—east of england could rise to perhaps 13 or 14 degrees. on sunday we still have that brisk easterly wind and the rain will become more widespread

so if you are out and about for mother's day on sunday bear in mind they will be more rain around particularly for england and of the northern ireland. but generally across scotland they will be a lot of dry weather and always plenty of cloud and again you have to factor in the wind—chill to some of these temperatures. the wind will be light it into next week. so with those later wins it will feel a bit warmer and a lot of dry weather but still some more showers to come in the forecast and turning milder. goodbye.

live from london, this is bbc news. a humanitarian sea corridor into gazais a humanitarian sea corridor into gaza is due to open on sunday. the uk foreign secretary lord cameron says people are in desperate need. we need more aid to go in. in the last few— we need more aid to go in. in the last few days, we have averaged about _ last few days, we have averaged about 120 — last few days, we have averaged about 120 trucks of aid going on. we need more _ about 120 trucks of aid going on. we need more like 500 a day, not 120. a need more like 500 a day, not 120. seven—year investigation finds that the british army's top ira spy probably cost more lives during the northern ireland troubles then he saved. it is a decade since an immolation airliner vanished. we would back at tonne of aviation's biggest mysteries. an international

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