and windy atlantic to bring wet and windy weather through the day on thursday. as all of these different weather fronts move through, by the end of the week look at the wins, they come down from the north and introduce something significantly colder. there will be a significant wind chill as we head through the week and into the weekend. temperatures drop away and there are signs that over high ground in the north of the uk there could be some wintry showers. i hope you have not put your warm weather clothes away just yet. some people don't mind the rain, and i ain't one of them. that's it. i'll be back at ten, but you can keep up with all the latest developments, on the bbc website. now let's join our colleagues for the news where you are. bye for now. good evening. coming up on tonight's programme... london's labour mayor launches his campaign for a third term, alongside his party leader sir keir starmer. hello and welcome to sportsday. nottingham forest drop into the bottom three after. time to hang up the bike, dame laura kenny, the most

successful woman in olympic cycling, says the time is right to retire. people were asking me what competition i was going to go to and it was filling me with— it was filling me with dread, i 'ust don-t want — it was filling me with dread, i 'ust don-t want to fl it was filling me with dread, i 'ust don't want to leave i it was filling me with dread, i 'ust don't want to leave the i it was filling me with dread, i 'ust don't want to leave the boys. h and can fresh talks in florida smooth over the rift in world golf. liv saudi backers have been meeting with senior players on the pga tour. two wins away from the euros, a huge week ahead for welsh football. good evening, nottingham forest have dropped into the relegation zone after being deducted 4 points for breaching the premier

league's profitability and sustainability rules. they were charged injanuary for going 3a and half million pounds over their 61 million pound threshold up to the end of last season. that threshold lower than normal, because they had spent two of the three years of the assessment period in the championship. everton had a 10 point deduction reduced to 6 points on appeal, for breaking the rules up to 2022 and are waiting to hear what further action might be taken for their overspending last season let's get some more detail on the forest punishment from our sports news correspondent laura scott. laura, in the last couple of hours we've had a really strong response from forest, very unhappy with the four points and also that the premier league had wanted an eight point deduction.

absolutely, a very strong statement from nottingham forest saying they are extremely disappointing with the four—point action which is significant because it drops them into the relegation zone, but the luton town. they are also very critical of how the premier league have behaved in all of this. they are dismayed by the tone and contents of the premier league's submission say it has harmed their trust and confidence in the league. they say the eight point deduction sought by the premier league was utterly disproportionate, they say the premier league give no consideration to the unique circumstances and mitigation put forward by forest. they make the point about other cubs who are coming up from the championship, inspiring ambitious clubs who not just want to survive in the premier league, but to thrive against the big established clubs. they say this does harm to that possibility of

clubs doing well when they have these rules in place. it is central to this whole case, the losses that they have accrued but particularly since they were promoted to the premier league, the spending spree they went on, but also the sale of a player to talk to hospers in the middle of a transfer window. saying they held out to get more money for him meaning they have now fallen foul of these rules saying this does not make since for an ambitious club to be had with his four point deduction as a result. this to be had with his four point deduction as a result. this say that could be damaging _ deduction as a result. this say that could be damaging to _ deduction as a result. this say that could be damaging to the - could be damaging to the whole purebred because of where that forms in the transfer window in the cut off point for their assessment. stay with us because we have had some reaction to the deduction from the city ground. four oints can deduction from the city ground. four points can mean _ deduction from the city ground. four points can mean a _ deduction from the city ground. fm;- points can mean a lot at the back end of the season so the four points may not seem a lot, but if he could

be the difference between relegation or not. i don't agree with it at all. ~ ., all. ., ., ., , all. ., ., ., all. we now have to make this a cauldron with _ all. we now have to make this a cauldron with the _ all. we now have to make this a cauldron with the five _ all. we now have to make this a cauldron with the five home - all. we now have to make this a i cauldron with the five home games left with_ cauldron with the five home games left with crystal palace on next week_ left with crystal palace on next week so — left with crystal palace on next week so hopefully we can get the points— week so hopefully we can get the points at— week so hopefully we can get the points at home like we did last season — points at home like we did last season if— points at home like we did last season. , . , , season. it is incredibly frustrating. _ season. it is incredibly frustrating. we - season. it is incredibly frustrating. we are - season. it is incrediblyl frustrating. we are now season. it is incredibly - frustrating. we are now in the relegation _ frustrating. we are now in the relegation zone, _ frustrating. we are now in the relegation zone, admittedly . frustrating. we are now in the relegation zone, admittedly itj frustrating. we are now in the . relegation zone, admittedly it is only one — relegation zone, admittedly it is only one point, _ relegation zone, admittedly it is only one point, but _ relegation zone, admittedly it is only one point, but very- relegation zone, admittedly it is i only one point, but very frustrating that in_ only one point, but very frustrating that in theory, _ only one point, but very frustrating that in theory, we _ only one point, but very frustrating that in theory, we could _ only one point, but very frustrating that in theory, we could go - only one point, but very frustrating that in theory, we could go down . that in theory, we could go down as a direct— that in theory, we could go down as a direct result — that in theory, we could go down as a direct result of— that in theory, we could go down as a direct result of a _ that in theory, we could go down as a direct result of a breach, - a direct result of a breach, because it shouldn't — a direct result of a breach, because it shouldn't matter— a direct result of a breach, because it shouldn't matter what _ a direct result of a breach, because it shouldn't matter what happen . a direct result of a breach, because it shouldn't matter what happen onj it shouldn't matter what happen on the pitch— it shouldn't matter what happen on the pitch -- — it shouldn't matter what happen on the pitch -- it _ it shouldn't matter what happen on the pitch —— it should _ it shouldn't matter what happen on the pitch —— it should matter. - still approaching that language of that strong statement from forest, everything appoints to an appeal but the have been talk about that. a penalty possibly for everton, manchester city floating around as well. . , . manchester city floating around as well. ., , ., , , manchester city floating around as well. ., , ,~ . well. certainly a pretty chaotic situation where _ well. certainly a pretty chaotic situation where a _ well. certainly a pretty chaotic situation where a lot - well. certainly a pretty chaotic situation where a lot of- well. certainly a pretty chaotic situation where a lot of the . well. certainly a pretty chaotic- situation where a lot of the season is determined by what is happening

with these financial rules rather than as the fan mention, what is happening on the pitch. i spoke to a former chief executive of everton saying, a leak exists and excels on its sporting integrity. he says, when you have a table that for many people will have asterisks next to certain teams come the end of the season, that that does a lot of damage to the integrity of that leak. he says the premier league is in crisis and called on the hierarchy of the leak to come forward and explain to fans, why these rules are in place and to help fans understand them. but i think this leaves a very complex and probably situation where you have a club's feet decided by lawyers in a boardroom as opposed to players on a pitch. of course you have the possibility that forest could appeal this four—point deduction. we are expecting that they will. we have

everton still awaiting the outcome of a charge to do with their alleged transgressions of these rules, of course we have manchester city facing more than 100 charges for alleged breaches and it leaves for an uncomfortable situation for the league as a whole.— she says she's, "had a blast but now it's time to hang up the bike". dame laura kenny retires as the most succesful female cyclist in olympic history, with 5 gold medals across three games starting at london 2012. no british women has won more in any olympic sport, and it was only a few months ago that she said she wanted to compete in paris this summer. the demands of having a second child last year had made that more difficult and she only had a slim chance of qualifying, so at the age of 31, she's told us about the relief she felt after deciding to give up the sport. i always knew that there would be a time that i would stop. deep down,

people were asking me what competition i was going to go to, what training camps i was going to go to, it was filling me with dread. i did not want to leave my boys. when you start getting those feelings, 20 a7, you cannot do it just 50%. you are either in or out. i got back into it street after giving birth and i was committed to going on and winning more metals. laura kenny wednesday european title, _ laura kenny wednesday european title, her— laura kenny wednesday european title, her speciality? but laura kenny wednesday european title, her speciality?— title, her speciality? but with my second son _ title, her speciality? but with my second son l _ title, her speciality? but with my second son i found _ title, her speciality? but with my second son i found myself- title, her speciality? but with my second son i found myself not i second son i found myself not picking up my to the grandparents. chances are times will be quicker, so you will have to be better than ever and that would've had to had been me yet i would've had to do it in a tighter timeframe than ever before so it's like you are asking more of yourself after already having a second child in a tighter

timeframe. there was just a lot that would've had to been perfectly in line for me to even make the team even to go on to win more metals. you look at what you've been through in terms of stuff off of the track and the trauma that has caused within yourself and your family, was there an element of being worn out with everything you have been through off the track? i with everything you have been through off the track?- with everything you have been through off the track? i was quite 0 en talk through off the track? i was quite open talk about _ through off the track? i was quite open talk about the _ through off the track? i was quite open talk about the fact - through off the track? i was quite open talk about the fact that i i through off the track? i was quite | open talk about the fact that i had a miscarriage and app topic pregnancy and i think that had a bigger part than i could have anticipated. it not like i took him for granted, but he came so easily and the way back was so easy and i had not had anything else to deal with, i hadjust had not had anything else to deal with, i had just had a bbs will stops so the path getting back on the bike was a lot of difference where is this time, that year that has gone before having him was the worst year of my life and as he said, it has been exhausting and i don't know whether having that time away, that time to think and getting my happy ending as it were and having my son has made me see

parenting in a different light. and made me feel like i want to be with him a lot more.— him a lot more. great britain win the olympic _ him a lot more. great britain win the olympic title _ him a lot more. great britain win the olympic title and _ him a lot more. great britain win the olympic title and the - him a lot more. great britain win the olympic title and the gold i him a lot more. great britain win i the olympic title and the gold medal and another world record! what the olympic title and the gold medal and another world record!— and another world record! what has been the standout _ and another world record! what has been the standout achievement i and another world record! what hasj been the standout achievement and your proudest moment.— been the standout achievement and your proudest moment. london 2012 is somethin: your proudest moment. london 2012 is something that — your proudest moment. london 2012 is something that will _ your proudest moment. london 2012 is something that will stick _ your proudest moment. london 2012 is something that will stick with - your proudest moment. london 2012 is something that will stick with me i something that will stick with me forever. it was two weeks that have literally changed my life. i never imagined i would go to a home games let alone when two home metals at home games. then announced that you are with your future husband. so there was a lot that happened in those two weeks and honestly, i would relive it time and again. the best two weeks of my life. find would relive it time and again. the best two weeks of my life. and david beckham phone _ best two weeks of my life. and david beckham phone bombing _ best two weeks of my life. and david beckham phone bombing you - best two weeks of my life. and david | beckham phone bombing you as well. it was so surreal. i felt like there was a camera but someone else's life and i was watching it unfold, but i would not change it. it was a dream.

there's been so much reaction across social media to dame laura's retirement. another 2012 olympic champion jessica ennis—hill says, "you are such a legend, always will be and you will continue inspiring! enjoy this next chapter." four—time tour de france winner chris froome — "congratulations on a spectacular career laura!" and mark cavendish, "absolute legend mate. congratulations doesn't even seem enough to say about what you've achieved. thank you for everything you have done for british sport." and fellow dame, paralympic great sarah storey wrote, "utterly brilliant from start to finish, so proud to have raced with you." and we've spoken to british rowing great katherine grainger, who saw kenny overtake her olympic record of 5 medals. i don't know where you start with her achievements, what she has done, it has never been done before. that shows just how sensational and

unique and incredible of an achievement she has done year after year. it's notjust the metals and titles that we will all remember and celebrate, but how she has done it. the sort of person she is. she has never changed and has always been fun and has had a incredibly down—to—earth attitude about it. and made it feel that this is something other people could aspire to do and be. i think that is one of her enduring legacies, is the incredible standard she said, but she actually brought so many people into her sport in general because of the way she did it. she has been so influential and inspirationalfor mothers who have come back who still want to be in sport but having children and a family but managing to balance so much. so the way she talks about following passion and still being the personal is an inspiration.— still being the personal is an inspiration. over this error of metals and — inspiration. over this error of metals and success -

inspiration. over this error of metals and success have i inspiration. over this error of| metals and success have been crucial. br; metals and success have been crucial. �* , , metals and success have been crucial. j , ., , �*, crucial. by losing this family it's art of crucial. by losing this family it's part of losing — crucial. by losing this family it's part of losing the _ crucial. by losing this family it's part of losing the country. i crucial. by losing this family it's part of losing the country. they| part of losing the country. they were phenomenal when it the big man looks —— moments of success. because of what she is done and what she has achieved, she has created a host of new athletes and cyclists who want to come into the sport and emulate what she has done. i think what we have seen is this wonderful pathway that sport has been so successful that sport has been so successful that people like jason and laura, are setting the standard in showing what is possible has inspired other people to get on the bike. so there is so much new talent coming through british cycling and that his credited to partly the athletes who have come and gone in the past, but also the current set up where the potential is always being sought and found and developed and it is exciting thinking, when a great

athlete retires, it is always site and we will miss something very special, but the doors open for someone to come in and replace that and that is exciting in its own way. before we move on on sportsday, an apology, you will see in some rather random captions perhaps on your screen, it is out of our control we are trying to fix it very soon. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today. australian's nick schultz held on to win the first stage of the tour of catalunya — despite having two—time tour de france champion tadej pogacar bearing down on him. britain's steve williams was third. there was a big win for the world number 80, daniel wells, in the first round of the world open in china. the welshman knocked out northern ireland's mark allen, the world number three, by five frames to three. arsenal defender gabriel has pulled out of the brazil squad due to injury. the 26—year—old had been called up for their friendlies against england and spain.

a group of senior players on the pga tour have been meeting with officials from saudi arabia's public investment fund, the pif, that bankrolls the breakway liv golf series. merger talks have taken place between the parties that could see an end to the rift in the sport that has lasted for the past two years i think it should have happened months ago. so i am glad it is happening and hopefully that progresses conversations and gets us closer to a solution. i see the two entities and i think there is a big disconnect between pif and liv. you have my car went over here and liv are out doing their own thing. so the closer we can get to pif and finalising that investment, i think that will be really good.

those talks are taking place in florida, the players championship was held at sawgrass, and our golf co—respondent iain carter spoke to me about the meeting. i think this is a potentially significant development, the fact that the governor of the saudi arabia public investment fund is being given time to speak to the player representatives on the pga tour's policy board. you heard rory mcelroy welcoming the development, no longer on that board. we spoke to patrick, one of the influential voices there saying that he felt it was going to be very much a listening exercise. he did not expect anything substantive to come out of the initial meeting, but if this is the first step towards some kind of saudi investment in the pga tour and potentially somewhere down the road, some kind of unification, some kind of peace deal if you would

like in the wars that have been set the golfing environment over the last few years. this is potentially a significant moment in the saga. so many bridges have been burned up the best part of two years. it was only last summer that the pga tour players themselves felt a bit broadsided by the news of the possibility of a merger. this was one of the _ possibility of a merger. this was one of the key — possibility of a merger. this was one of the key issues, _ possibility of a merger. this was one of the key issues, the i one of the key issues, the announcement injune of last year, of a framework agreement with the saudi arabia public investment fund blindsided the players. they did not see that coming and as part of the fallout from that, they have been giving greater representation and indeed the majority hand on the policy board of the pga tour. so anything that is negotiated by the management of the tour has to be ratified by the players. that is why this meeting is so important.

because the governor of pif will be trying to get this influential player voices on his side from a position whereby it was outright hostility in some quarters to the notion that a deal would be done with saudi arabia, given the extent of the about turn of the announcement injune of last year. there can be no simplistic solution when you consider what has gone on in the past, but it is the crux of it as rory mcilroy pointed out before the player championship which you have been bringing us common tree on, the fact that the best players are simply not playing against each other for most tournaments during the year outside of the majors. the tournaments during the year outside of the majors-— of the ma'ors. the only time they come of the majors. the only time they come together — of the majors. the only time they come together at _ of the majors. the only time they come together at the _ of the majors. the only time they come together at the majors. i of the majors. the only time they j come together at the majors. the first on the men's calendar is next month at the masters. we had to set a players championship which was a fantastic event won by the world number one, but i hesitate to say, asterisk, but the fact of the matter

is that neither the masters champion northern us pga champion were there becausejohn rammed the masters winner and the winner of the pga championship now compete on the liv tour and suspended from the pga tour. certainly there is a big feeling within the management of the main tour is that they need these big players back on side, but how you achieve that position, given that they have taken money from saudi arabia and turned their back on the rank and file tour members is the crux of the conflict that is going on at the moment. so i think the overall aim from this meeting would be to set up a process whereby, those gaps in position can be eventually bridged. england's women start their first series of the year at midnight.

they are in dunedin playing the first of five t20's against new zealand, they'll then play 3 one—dayers. t20's are the priority this year though with the world cup coming up in the autumn. the early part of the tour is designed to give new players opportunities and look at our depth. we have obviously been for my point if you successful in t20 cricket over the past 6—8 months with a clear strategy on how we play. it is just whether anyone else can force their way into our best 11 or squad. growing depth in our cricket is important. considering pulling out of the turkish leak after some supporters following the yesterday win. as a pinch invasion full—time in some players were forced to defend themselves.— in some players were forced to defend themselves. , ., defend themselves. they were given a heroes welcome _ defend themselves. they were given a heroes welcome on _ defend themselves. they were given a heroes welcome on their _ defend themselves. they were given a heroes welcome on their return - defend themselves. they were given a heroes welcome on their return to i heroes welcome on their return to istanbul after the victory that saw them move to points behind leaders.

but they say they will hold an extraordinary general meeting on april two when they will consider what actions to take and that includes withdrawing from the super league. i spoke to the football journalist from turkey. it is league. i spoke to the football journalist from turkey.- journalist from turkey. it is a shocking _ journalist from turkey. it is a shocking thing, _ journalist from turkey. it is a shocking thing, but - journalist from turkey. it is a shocking thing, but we i journalist from turkey. it is a shocking thing, but we are i journalist from turkey. it is a l shocking thing, but we are not shocked. i think there is a problem. the turkish rubble there is a violence issue and in the season is not the first time we are facing this kind of thing. yes we have been very sad and angry, but not shocked. 12 arrests, which does not seem very many when you consider what you saw on the pitch. are you saying that no punishment will make any difference, we know how important football is to turkey, so passionate about the sport. what will it take, if anything to try and have a wake—up call for after something like this?

they have just finished a emergency meeting a few minutes ago today and in that meeting saying they will consider withdrawing from the leak. it is a big decision and they are going to assemble the congress and will go there and consider to withdraw from the league. do something serious.— something serious. after the shockina something serious. after the shocking scenes _ something serious. after the shocking scenes there i something serious. after the shocking scenes there in i something serious. after the shocking scenes there in the | something serious. after the - shocking scenes there in the turkish leak yesterday. threatening now to pull out of the hole leak. the scotch professional football league are going to investigate after rangers membership game in dundee was postponed atjust 90 minutes before kick—off. ranger said they are actually disappointed and angered after the referee deemed a number of errors on the pitch to be unsafe after heavy rainfall. the

pitch was essentially waterlogged. just the third time this season that they match their has had to be postponed following heavy rainfall. a bad weekend for wales rugby fishing bottom of the six nation table. we will see if their footballers can lift the spirits. it's the play—offs for this summer's european championship. they have a semifinal against finland this thursday, win that and then they will face either poland or estonia next tuesday, with a ticket to the tournament in germany at stake. cameras trained on the players back in camp. ahead of what could be a defining few days for welsh football. a major tournament is within reach as well as a milestone match. at 23, this man is in line to become the youngest to reach 50 caps for wales. if become the youngest to reach 50 caps for wales. ., ., ., for wales. if and when that moment comes, it for wales. if and when that moment comes. it will _ for wales. if and when that moment comes, it will be _ for wales. if and when that moment comes, it will be a _ for wales. if and when that moment comes, it will be a very _ for wales. if and when that moment comes, it will be a very proud i comes, it will be a very proud achievement, notjust for me but for

my family. as anyone to milestones, to reach 50 games for my country will be a very special honour. adam ramsey was _ will be a very special honour. adam ramsey was barely _ will be a very special honour. adam ramsey was barely played - will be a very special honour. adam ramsey was barely played in - will be a very special honour. adam ramsey was barely played in recent months emerges unscathed at the derby at the weekend while agreed that the leeds united filling in for the second time unless we could arrive late, he is expected in camp this evening. where is aiming to get to theirfourth major this evening. where is aiming to get to their fourth major tournament out of the last five and will draw on recent playoff experience when they qualified for the world cup. t0 recent playoff experience when they qualified for the world cup. to do it now especially _ qualified for the world cup. to do it now especially in _ qualified for the world cup. to do it now especially in front - qualified for the world cup. to do it now especially in front of i qualified for the world cup. to do it now especially in front of home | it now especially in front of home fans knowing that the tournament, it close this _ fans knowing that the tournament, it close this time and being part of that campaign i think will be an incredible achievement. a lot of the times— incredible achievement. a lot of the times you _ incredible achievement. a lot of the times you are back against the wall but we _ times you are back against the wall but we have our best games when we are underdogs, we worry about ourselves— are underdogs, we worry about ourselves and concentrate on ourselves _ ourselves and concentrate on ourselves and concentrate on ourselves and give everything for ourselves and give everything for our country. ourselves and give everything for our country-—

our country. wales know their opponent _ our country. wales know their opponent at — our country. wales know their opponent at 2024, _ our country. wales know their opponent at 2024, a - our country. wales know their i opponent at 2024, a delegation has opponent at 202a, a delegation has already been to germany to check out hotels and training facilities. everything in place. all players need to do now is when to match is over five days, starting with finland this thursday. we will be with all of the home nations this international daily, but as they were sitting there, their matches are friendly�*s and wales most certainly are not so we will be following their story all the way through keeping fingers crossed and that they can make it. they pretty much full house at the euros in germany. a quick reminder of our top story. nottingham forest have been deducted four points for breaching the premier league profitability and sustainability rules for last season. that sees them drop into the relegation zone. one point off safety with nine games left to play the season. they say they are extremely disappointed. they say their trust in the premier league has been damaged after they

push for an eight point deduction against them. they say they are dismayed at the tone of the premier league's argument against them. so much more reaction to that story on the bbc sport website, but for me and the rest of the sports day team, good night. hello there. it's felt quite warm out there for many of us today, particularly where we've had the blue skies and the sunshine, but the weather is changing again and changes are happening out to the west because this cloud is coming in from the atlantic. the winds are picking up. we're going to see some rain arriving as well. ahead of that, we've got some mild air. it could make 15 degrees around the moray firth and 16 is quite likely in the south—east of england. we do see that rain coming in, together with stronger winds into northern ireland and we'll see one band of rain pushing eastwards overnight, followed by a second band of rain that's developing. that one could be quite heavy rain with gusty winds,

gales likely in the far north of scotland. it will be a pretty mild night out there, milder than it was last night. temperatures no lower than 9 or 10 degrees. those two bands of rain that we start with in england and wales willjust tend to fade away and it will brighten up in many places, leaving just a few showers. a few showers will continue in northern ireland, but the earlier, heavier showers in scotland will move away, sunshine will come out and the winds will ease as well. temperatures still reaching 12 or 13 degrees in scotland and northern ireland, but again peaking at 16 in the south—east of england. we could see a bit of rain developing in the south—west of england by the end of the day. that weather front is going to move back northwards again overnight and into wednesday, taking rain northwards too. some of that rain for a while affecting northern ireland, perhaps some southern and eastern parts of scotland. most of the rain more likely from the south—west into wales, through the midlands

and across northern england. scotland and northern ireland turning drier and brighter through the day. across the south—east of england it may stay dry, as well. here it is still quite mild — 16 or 17 degrees — but behind the rain, to the north, things are cooling off a little bit now. we're all going to see some rain over this week ahead, but there may not be too much rain across the north—east of scotland and we're probably going to miss most of the rain in the south—east of england. it's going to be wetter in the west, particularly across western parts of scotland. as we head into thursday, we will see the winds picking up across northern areas and these weather fronts bringing more rain into scotland and northern ireland in particular. as we move into the end of the week and into the weekend, it's staying windy, but the wind direction is changing, eventually coming to the north—west or the north. that will bring colder weather and lots of showers.

live from london, this is the world today with maryam moshiri. the white house says israel is sending a team to washington to discuss a potential military operation in gaza's southern city rafah. the un says gaza is on the brink of famine — its chief says there is still time to halt the crisis. president putin thanks supporters in red square after claiming a fifth term as president.

also coming up on the world today: the broadcasting watchdog ofcom finds some gb news programmes presented by conservative politicians has broken impartiality rules. and thanks to banksy — the anonymous street artist confirms a marrow that appeared on a residential building in north london overnight is his. —— confirms a mural. hello and welcome to the world today on bbc news. the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has told joe biden on a call on monday he will send a team to washington to discuss a potential military operation in gaza's southern city of rafah. let's hear now from the white house national security adviserjake sullivan. , ., , . ., sullivan. president has re'ected and did aaain sullivan. president has re'ected and did again today * sullivan. president has re'ected and

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