leicester also went through after victory at bournemouth. at bournemouth on the south coast.ur app and our website. but from me, will perry, and the rest of the team here at the bbc sport centre, it's goodbye for now. see you next time. hello. temperatures have been falling quite quickly over the past few hours. we've got some cold air in place and there's some mist and some fog patches around for some of us to start your wednesday morning. so some fog patches, particularly through parts of southern and central england and east anglia, and then rain is going to be spreading its way gradually eastwards. that rain pushing in across northern ireland by the early hours of wednesday, during wednesday morning pushing into scotland, wales as well. fog for parts of central, eastern and southern england — that should clear away by the middle of the morning. and then these bursts of rain could be quite heavy as they push across wales, into central england as well. far southeast and east anglia, staying dry for a good part of the day. but a return to a few more showers from the northwes

leicester also went through after victory at bournemouth on the south coast.ur app and our website. but from me, will perry, and the rest of the team here at the bbc sport centre, it's goodbye for now. see you next time. hello. temperatures have been falling quite quickly over the past few hours. we've got some cold air in place and there's some mist and some fog patches around for some of us to start your wednesday morning. so some fog patches, particularly through parts of southern and central england and east anglia, and then rain is going to be spreading its way gradually eastwards. that rain pushing in across northern ireland by the early hours of wednesday, during wednesday morning pushing into scotland, wales as well. fog for parts of central, eastern and southern england — that should clear away by the middle of the morning. and then these bursts of rain could be quite heavy as they push across wales, into central england as well. far southeast and east anglia, staying dry for a good part of the day. but a return to a few more showers from the northwes

leicester also went through after victory at bournemouth. our app and our website. but from me, will perry, and the rest of the team here at the bbc sport centre, it's goodbye for now. see you next time. hello. temperatures have been falling quite quickly over the past few hours. we've got some cold air in place and there's some mist and some fog patches around for some of us to start your wednesday morning. so some fog patches, particularly through parts of southern and central england and east anglia, and then rain is going to be spreading its way gradually eastwards. that rain pushing in across northern ireland by the early hours of wednesday, during wednesday morning pushing into scotland, wales as well. fog for parts of central, eastern and southern england — that should clear away by the middle of the morning. and then these bursts of rain could be quite heavy as they push across wales, into central england as well. far south—east and east anglia, staying dry for a good part of the day. but a return to a few more showers from the north

leicester were leading by 1—0 until the 80th minute, but leeds scored twice in three minutes, and aren a friendly in marbella near their spanish training camp. grace clinton scored on her debut. and beth mead and alessia russo both scored two each. the lionnesses are back in action on tuesday, when they face italy in another friendly. northern ireland won their crucial nations league play—off. they beat montenegro 2—0 in the first leg of their group b match to move a big step towards staying in the second tier. both goals came in the second half — lauren wade scoring the opener in podgorica. and demi vance with the second in injury time. the return fixture is in belfast on tuesday. on to cricket — and england will be back at the crease in ranchi in a few hours' time for day two of their fourth test in india. they'll resume on a healthy 302—7, afterjoe root rescued a disappointing start with a remarkable unbeaten century. patrick gearey reports. in test cricket, sometimes the stage can be the main character. these cracks on the pitch are like chasms for batters — they make everything u

and a great result for leicester — who beat bottom club bristol city 5—2. second placed celtic missed the chance to close the gap to top of the table rangers, as they drew 1—1 at ibrox celtic took the lead early in the second half through natasha flint. but rangers�* mia mcaulay equalised with 20 minutes left, to share the points in the old firm clash. the point maintains rangers unbeaten record — and keeps them four points clear at the top of the table glasgow city are level on points with celtic in 2nd. they capitalised on that result earlier to keep themselves firmly in the title race. they beat motherwell 3—0, lauren davidson with the first there. hearts move up the table, after beating montrose 5—0. and aberdeen women were involved in a thriller, coming back to beat dundee 4—3, the winner coming in stoppage time. england scrum—half alex mitchell will miss saturday's six nations match against scotland because of a knee injury. mitchell has been england's first choice scrum—half since last autumn�*s world cup — either danny care or ben spencer could repl

a major search is under way after a child fell into water in leicester.a family member and they are a locally —— a local family. it is monday afternoon, but we are still in the early stages of the investigation into the circumstances. it would be inappropriate of me to talk about the event itself. ijust want to reiterate we have all the specialist resources that you would possibly want in a case like this and our absolute priority is to find that little boy and return him to his family. thank you very much everybody, thank you. that press conference _ everybody, thank you. that press conference just _ everybody, thank you. that press conference just wrapping - everybody, thank you. that press conference just wrapping up. - everybody, thank you. that press conference just wrapping up. to i everybody, thank you. that press i conference just wrapping up. to give conferencejust wrapping up. to give you a bit of background, a major search operation is under way after a river in leicester. police say the two—year—old boy was with his family, fell into the water

championship leaders leicester suffered a surprise defeat at home. they lost 2—1 to middlesbrough.gyle keeps their promotion push on track. poor defending allowed italian striker wilfried gnonto to put leeds ahead early on. and they withstood something of a fightback before georginio rutter made the game safe in the second half — so leeds leapfrog southampton, and go into the second automatic promotion spot. in other matches — birmingham came from behind to beat sunderland. ipswich also kept pace with the automatic promotion spots — after beating swansea 2—1. wins too for coventry and norwich city, as theyjostle for a playoff spot come the end of the season. victories down at the bottom too for qpr and sheffield wednesday. celtic missed the chance to move three points clear at the top of the scottish premiership — after they were held to a 1—1 draw with kilmarnock. a stoppage time equaliser from kilmarnock substitute david watson means rangers could go top, if they win tomorrow at stjohnstone. elsewhere, wins for third placed hearts, dundee, and bottom side livingston. in the women

leaders leicester beat watford.3—2 down to end up 5—3 winners. and leeds beat rotherham. fourth place ipswich are still 11 points clear of west bromwich albion in fifth after quite a dramatic game in the early kick off. west brom looked like they would take all three points. but 0mari hutchinson scored in the third minute of injury time to earn ipswich a precious point against their promotion rivals. neil warnock enjoyed victory in his first home match as aberdeen manager guiding his side to a 2—0 victory over league two bonnyrigg rose in the fifth round of the scottish cup. bojan miovski's scored both goals to help aberdeen into the quarter finals for the first time in three years. elsewhere there were wins for hibernian, kilmarnock and livingston. rangers v ayr united kicked off at 5.30pm. latest on that one... it is 1-1 it is 1—1 at ibrox. leicester were a goal down inside two minutes in the women's fa cup fifth round but ended up beating birmingham 6—2 to reach the quarter finals. that's one of two ties today. s

leicester that they they were running away with the title and they might still but had the chance tomes to go and the team are coming here to the bearpit to a team, leeds united, very much with the momentum behind them. they have won their last eight games in a row and of course they previously beaten leicester the season. one of the few teams to do so. the manager really seems to be bringing out the best in his team and after the heartbreak of relegation last season van say it is like falling in love with their team all over again. like falling in love with their team all overagain. i'm like falling in love with their team all over again. i'm sure they will be sharing the love with full voice in what promises to be a hard—fought game. kick—off is at 8pm. the lionesses are playing a friendly. already a good day for northern ireland have taken a big step towards retaining their status. but it's already been a good day for northern ireland who've taken a big step towards retaining their league b status with a 2—0 win over montenegro in the first leg of their nations league play—off. an

aston villa won at tottenham, and a great result for leicester — who beat bottom club bristol city 5—he chance to close the gap to top of the table rangers, as they drew 1—1 at ibrox celtic took the lead early in the second half through natasha flint. but rangers' mia mcaulay equalised with 20 minutes left, to share the points in the old firm clash. the point maintains rangers unbeaten record — and keeps them four points clear at the top of the table. alongside celtic in the table are glasgow city, who capitalised on that result earlier to keep themselves firmly in the title race. they beat motherwell 3—0, lauren davidson with the first there. hearts move up the table, after beating montrose 5—0. and aberdeen women were involved in a thriller, coming back to beat dundee 4—3, the winner coming in stoppage time. england scrum—half alex mitchell will miss saturday's six nations match against scotland because of a knee injury. mitchell has been england's first choice scrum—half since last autumn's world cup — either danny care or ben spencer could replace him in the number 9 jersey, altho

championship leaders leicester suffered a surprise defeat at home. they lost 2—1 to middlesbrough.o put leeds ahead early on. and they withstood something of a fightback before georginio rutter made the game safe in the second half, so leeds leapfrog southampton, and go into the second automatic promotion spot. in other matches birmingham came from behind to beat sunderland. ipswich also kept pace with the automatic promotion spots — after beating swansea 2—1. wins too for coventry and norwich city, as theyjostle for a playoff spot come the end of the season. victories down at the bottom too for qpr and sheffield wednesday. celtic missed the chance to move three points clear at the top of the scottish premiership after they were held to a 1—1 draw with kilmarnock. a stoppage time equaliser from kilmarnock substitute david watson means rangers could go top, if they win tomorrow at stjohnstone. elsewhere, wins for third placed hearts, dundee, and bottom side livingston. in the women's super league, arsenal beat manchester united 3—1 in front of a record women's super league crowd at

leaders leicester beat watford.2—0 and 3—2 down to end up 5—3 winners. leeds beat rotherham. fourth place ipswich are still 11 points clear of west bromwich albion in fifth after quite a dramatic game in the early kick off. west brom looked like they would take all three points. but omari hutchinson scored in the third minute of injury time to earn ipswich a precious point against their promotion rivals. there were five ties in the fifth round of the scottish cup today — including a comfortable win for rangers against championship side ayr united. phillipe clement's side made their early pressure count, taking the lead afterjust ten minutes through borna barisic�*s deflected strike and they eventually found a second. fabio silva's emphatic finish after a goalmouth scramble sealing rangers' progress into the last eight. in the other fifth round ties, neil warnock enjoyed victory in his first home match as aberdeen manager guiding his side to a 2—0 victory over league two bonnyrigg rose. bojan miovski's scored both go

they were now play leicester city in the quarter—finals at home.to the last eight, and their manager, mauricio pochettino, says after the disapointment of wembley last weekend and the season in general, it was much welcome performance. the team needs to recover — they are so close on sunday, it's only three days. but is going to — you know, that will provide for the spirit with good confidence on sunday, and, of course, now we need to recover. it is so good as we wanted to be on the next run at the fa, and of course we are now in the quarterfinal. klopp�*s kids were at it again, after helping get liverpool over the line in the league cup final. three goals from two 18—year—olds sealed their 3—0 win over southampton in the last 16. a brace from jayden danns and a lewis koumas strike sets up a potentially thrilling tie at manchester united in the next round. it was a wonderful play, and well done by lewis. but that second half, come on. if we got the ball back, and he passed it back, that's what a striker has to do. he chips the ball. thankfully that

manchester city have gone top of the wsl after beating leicester 2—0.oints with chelsea. but arsenal's title chances have suffered from a 2—1 defeat at west ham. england captain leah williamson made her first start since suffering an acl injury in april. she played 45 minutes, leaving at half time when her side were 1—0 up through alessia russo. and england team—mate of her. after a penalty gave west ham the equaliser. hawa cissoko clinched the three points and a first—ever win over arsenal in the wsl. so a point for chelsea in the late game will be enough to retake the lead from manchester city. they're playing everton. guro reiten has given chelsea the lead from the penalty spot, 1—0 at half—time. elsewhere nikita parris scored twice for the second game in a row as manchester united beat brighton. liverpool and spurs drew 1—1. you're watching sportsday. time for some of our other headlines. harlequins women beat sale sharks by 53—12 in the premiership. ellie kildunne was the star of the show with four tries. quins move up to sixth with the win. judd t

they were now play leicester city in the quarter—finals at home. 5live�*s ian dennis the play chelseasea are into the last eight, and their manager, mauricio pochettino, says after the disapointment of wembley last weekend and the season in general, it was much welcome performance. the team needs to recover — they are so close on sunday, it's only three days. but is going to — you know, that will provide for the spirit with good confidence on sunday, and, of course, now we need to recover. it is so good as we wanted to be on the next run at the fa, and of course we are now in the quarterfinal. klopp�*s kids were at it again, after helping get liverpool over the line in the league cup final. three goals from two 18—year—olds sealed their 3—0 win over southampton in the last 16. a brace from jayden danns and a lewis koumas strike sets up a potentially thrilling tie at manchester united in the next round. it was a wonderful play, and well done by lewis. but that second half, come on. if we got the ball back, and he passed it back, that's what a striker has to do. he chips the ball. thank

they were now play leicester city in the quarter—finals at home. 5live�*s ian dennis the play so chelseaight, and their manager, mauricio pochettino, says after the disapointment of wembley last weekend and the season in general, it was much welcome performance. the team needs to recover — they are so close on sunday, it's only three days. but is going to — you know, that will provide for the spirit with good confidence on sunday, and, of course, now we need to recover. it is so good as we wanted to be on the next run at the fa, and of course we are now in the quarterfinal. klopp�*s kids were at it again, after helping get liverpool over the line in the league cup final. three goals from two 18—year—olds sealed their 3—0 win over southampton in the last 16. a brace from jayden danns and a lewis koumas strike sets up a potentially thrilling tie at manchester united in the next round. it was a wonderful play, and well done by lewis. but that second half, come on. if we got the ball back, and he passed it back, that's what a striker has to do. he chips the ball. thankfully that youth depart

eight teams will bid tojoin manchester city, as well as leicester, newcastle and coventry in the fa cupe on their fifth round ties this evening. chelsea are one of those looking to create some positive headlines after their loss to liverpool in the league cup final at the weekend. they're at home to leeds united. joining me to discuss this in much more detail — bbc reporterjoe lynskey. we've got to start with chelsea and mauricio pochettino. they could really do with a morale boost later. absolutely, chelsea and liverpool backin absolutely, chelsea and liverpool back in action tonight three days on from that dramatic conclusion to the carabao cup final, liverpool winning the match in extra time when they had several academy players on the pitch. so much criticism to how chelsea handled a period of the game when they had all their multi—million million pounds worth of talent still on the field, gary neville famously calling them the billion pound bottlejobs. their manager has responded directly. £31 manager has responded directly. of course, when you have a comment, i have _ course, when

a major search operation is under way after a child fell into the river sore in leicester.when he fell into the water on sunday afternoon. emergency services, including water rescue teams, arrrived just after 5.00pm but couldn't find him. assistant chief constable michaela kerr from leceistershire police gave this update in the last hour. we have today reinforced our resources searching for that little boy. we have been able to secure additional support from colleagues in local regions and from national police resources. we are using specialist divers within the river sore and we continue to use a helicopter and aerial technology to try and locate the little boy. 0ur priority for leicestershire police is to make sure that we find this little boy. i would like to thank members of the public for all their support yesterday, but at the same time i would like to really emphasise how dangerous this area is at the moment and ask that members of the public to refrain from coming back to this location for their own safety and also because we have a very professional, very coordinat

a two—year—old boy reported to have fallen into a river in leicester has been named as xielo maruzivaylestone on sunday. his family have described him as a "cheeky, funny" boy who is "a bundle ofjoy". they thanked everyone involved in the ongoing search and said they were "heartbroken at what happened". the government is implementing one of the key recommendations of the independent inquiry into child sexual abuse — by making it a �*legal requirement�* for many people who work with children in england and wales to report evidence of abuse. those who fail to comply with the mandatory reporting duty could be barred from working with young people, while covering up abuse could result in a prison sentence. actor ewen macintosh, best known for playing keith in the classic british comedy the office, has died at the age of 50. the series co—creator ricky gervais has paid tribute to macintosh, writing on social media that he was "an absolute original." you're live with bbc news. the foreign secretary, lord cameron has tonight insisted that the uk's nuclear deterrent is effective. it has emerg

police say the father of a missing two-year-old who fell into a river in leicester yesterday enter the to try to rescue his son. additional specialist teams have joined the search for the missing boy. emergency services were called to the river late yesterday afternoon. the berdych museum has turned f comments on one of its social media posts because of a campaign demanding the return of stone monuments to easter island. muum in london has two statues taken from the chilean territory in the 19th century. the statues are hundreds of years old and are said to embody the spirits of prominent ancestors. jr. doctors in northern ireland are to go on strike next month overpay. the 24 hour walk out from 8:00 a.m. on the sixth of march is their first strike. the union claims doctors pay has been eroded over the last 16 years. and with the government is offering is unacceptable. your live with bbc news. now to some developing news from the middle east. iranian becks houthi rebels in yemen claimed they have launched a missile attack on two american ships in the gulf of aden. a military spokesman

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pack here and helping me to do just that is the political analyst alex accaman, and via skype from leicester is dr. ishmail patel, he's the founder of friends of alaxa and member of the conflicts forum. gentlemen, good to see you both, but we start off with obviously some more news, alex that were... we're going to delve deeper into, we know that washington blocked uh israel again, provided some cover at the united nations. uh, just briefly, your assessment of that situation. thank you very much for this another show about gaza, and uh, it's sad that we have to go through this again in this 21st century, war still going on around the globe, now the situation in the... is heartbrokening and uh heartbroken and despite the calls and uh the negotiations unfortunately things are not progressing and yesterday we're really shocked to see that again the us is basically against having this stopped so things are piling up again people have been murdered and destriction still continues now "we don't really know what the us really want to achieve before we understand the destrictions and the destruction

manchester city have gone top of the wsl after beating leicester 2—0.es have suffered from a 2—1 defeat at west ham. england captain leah williamson made her first start since suffering an acl injury in april. she played 45 minutes, leaving at half time when her side were 1—0 up through alessia russo. after a penalty gave west ham the equaliser early in the second half hawa cissoko clinched the three points and a first—ever win over arsenal in the wsl. so a point for chelsea in the late game will be enough to retake the lead from manchester city. they start in the next four or five minutes against everton. they're playing everton. elsewhere, nikita parris scored twice for the second game in a row as manchester united beat brighton. liverpool and spurs drew 1—1. you're watching sportsday. time for some of our other headlines this evening. harlequins women beat sale sharks by 53—12 in the premiership this afternoon. ellie kildunne was the star of the show with four tries. quins move up to sixth with the victory. judd trump leads china's sijiahui 5—3 after

, despite area of leicester, despite difficult conditions caused by heavy rainfall .hire have been revealed as the winners of the first uk euromillions jackpot of 2024. they've won a life changing amount £61 million. richard and debbie nuttall winning a share of the £123 million jackpot prize from the end of last month's draw. prize from the end of last month's draw . the other prize from the end of last month's draw. the other winning ticket had been bought in spain for the latest stories. do sign up for gb news alerts . scan the up for gb news alerts. scan the qr code on your screen or go to gb news. common alerts >> you're listening to gb news radio . radio. >> welcome back. it's 437. you're watching or listening to martin daubney on gb news. now, commons speaker sir lindsay hoyle has selected amendments tabled by labour and the government to the snp's gaza ceasefire motion. but his controversial decision was met with boos and cries for bring bercow back . with bercow back. with three straight, which restricts order by . order. by. order. >> order ! >> order! >> or

on this edition here in the studio, economist and political analyst shabir rasvy and via skype from leicester, dr. ismail patel, founder of friends of al-aqsa and member of the conflicts forum. gentlemen, pleasure to have you with us. i'll start with you, um, shabir, if i may. um, if the bombardment of khan yunis is anything to go by, it's evident that the israelies are, one, not listening to their allies, and two, essentially, thumbing their noses at the icj and the orders it gave israel to follow in the gaza strip. do you see it that way too? hello, good afternoon, thank you very much uh for the invitation. firstly condolences to all the marters in gaza in west bank and all the other fronts that are fighting the zionist entity and of course uh our prayers for those who are suffering the pain. look: "what has happened in the last, as you said, nearly four months and of course the uh, you the decisions that hague have clearly shown that the so-called moral aspect of the zionist entity, the moral rectitude, the bubble of moral rectitude has burst open, absolutely for the world to see very clea

joining me on this edition here in the studio, economist and political analyst shabir and via skype from leicester, dr. ismail patel, founder of friends of member of the conflicts for. gentlemen, pleasure to have you with us, i'll start with you, shabir, if i may, um, if the bombardment ofus is anything to go by, it's evident that the israel are one, listening to their allies and two essentially thumbing their noses at the icj and the orders it gave israel to follow in the gaza strip. do you see it that way too? hello, good afternoon, thank you very much uh for the invitation. firstly, condolences to all the marters in uh gaza, in west bank and all the other fronts that are fighting the zionist entity, and of course our prayers for. those who are suffering the pain. look, what has happened in the last, as you said, nearly four months and of course the uh, you know, the decisions at hague have clearly shown that the so-called moral aspect of the zionist entity, the moral rectitude, the bubble of mobile moral rectitude has burst open absolutely, for the world to see very clearly. that this idea that

unpack here and helping me to do just that is the political analyst alex accaman, and via skype from leicester off with obviously some more news. alex that we're going to delve deeper into, we know that washington blocked uh israel again, provided some cover at the united nations, uh, just briefly your assessment of that situation. thank you very much for this another show about gaza, and uh, it's sad that we have to go through this again in this 21st century, war still going on around the globe, now the situation. in gaza is heartbrokening and uh heartbroken and despite the calls and uh the negotiations unfortunately things are not progressing and yesterday we're really shocked to see that again the us is basically against having this stopped so things are pililing up again people have been murdered and destriction still continues. "now we don't really know what the us really want to achieve before they understand with destrictions and the destruction of the human life, i mean we're talking about..." human right, but before talking about human right, you have to have life, and um, it's not th

well we've heard today that a search is still underway in leicester after a two year old boy fell intohe river soar . into the river soar. >> the emergency services responded just after 5:00 last night to an area near marston lane, leicestershire police are leading the ongoing operation there and have now deployed additional specialist teams to the area . officers say rising the area. officers say rising water levels are presenting some danger and they're asking the pubuc danger and they're asking the public to keep away from the area . 215 year old boys are to area. 215 year old boys are to appear at a youth court in bristol today, charged with the murder of a 16 year old, darian williams was fatally stabbed in rawnsley park in the city. the attackers allegedly wore masks before fleeing the scene on bicycles on wednesday . avon and bicycles on wednesday. avon and somerset police have introduced enhanced stop and search measures , and they've also measures, and they've also launched a new operation targeting youth violence. we understand there will also be additional patrols outside sc

now, leicester is is a is a city leicester is a is a is a city which is, you know, about 50% non—whiteselection. mean, no one self—selection. i mean, no one was saying we don't welcome coloured, , dark faces coloured, you know, dark faces here. no. >> exactly . and you know, you're >> exactly. and you know, you're a white man. you're a former conservative minister. you might not have had the same appeal to different groups of people. and i think, you know, there's a great danger that we're trying to what we think is right to impose what we think is right on people . but the most on people. but the most important thing is , is that important thing is, is that people have access to a variety of experiences and i mean, to go back to the point that momus was making, you know, we're an island. culture is created island. our culture is created from all the people that have been through , stayed or gone, been through, stayed or gone, and the cultures that we've imported and accepted. and it's always changing . always changing. >> let me just bring in momus again. i hope you're still there . u

minister benjamin netanyahu that no military operation should go ahead in rafah in southern gaza and leicester was a plan to ensure the safety of the population. —— mcallister was. he has become the latest data to voice concern about israel because my proposal to invade the city. rafah has become the last refuge for palestinians fleeing the bombardment elsewhere in gaza, which has been going on since the hamas attacks of october the 7th last year. hamas is designated a terror organisation by many western governments the uk. prime minister netanyahu has insisted that an evacuation plan for the city is being prepared. with the latest, here is jeremy prepared. with the latest, here isjeremy bowen. at the southern end of gaza, this is the heavily guarded border fence with egypt. for palestinian refugees, there is no further to go. laila abu mustafa fled here with her two daughters. getting on for 1.5 million palestinian civilians have been forced into southern gaza, living in dreadful conditions. now, israel says it will attack this area, claiming it will find a safe haven for civilians in one of

a two—year—old boy reported to have fallen into a river in leicester has been named as xielo maruzivaave described him as a "cheeky, funny" boy who is "a bundle ofjoy". they thanked everyone involved in the ongoing search and said they were "heartbroken at what happened". the government is implementing one of the key recommendations of the independent inquiry into child sexual abuse — by making it a �*legal requirement�* for many people who work with children in england and wales to report evidence of abuse. those who fail to comply with the mandatory reporting duty could be barred from working with young people, while covering up abuse could result in a prison sentence. thousands ofjunior doctors across wales have begun a three—day strike — in their latest action in a pay dispute. the strike means thousands of appointments and operations have been cancelled. it is the second walk—out since january by doctors, who say they've effectively lost about a third of their pay in the last 15 years. you're live with bbc news. germany has the largest economy in europe — but now its government h

a major search operation is under way after a child fell into the river soar in leicester. with his family when he fell into the water on sunday afternoon. emergency services, including water rescue teams, attended the scene just after 5pm gmt but were unable to locate him. a man was taken to hospital. in bristol, two 15—year—old boys have been charged with the murder of another teenager. 16—year—old darrian williams was fatally stabbed in rawnsley park play area in the easton area of the city last wednesday. the two attackers were wearing masks and fled the scene on bicycles. they have also each been charged with possessing a knife in a public place. the business secretary kemi badenoch will make a statement to mps today after accusing the former chairman of the post office of misrepresenting the circumstances of his departure. it follows a newspaper interview in which henry staunton claims he was told by a senior civil servant to stall compensation payments for victims of the post office scandal. you're live with bbc news. a 42—year—old woman has been arrested on suspicio

newsjust coming into is that a two—year—old boy reported to have been formed into a river in leicesterdescribed him as cheeky, funny, friendly, smart, caring and independent. she said she thanked everyone who supported us and helped us during this time. we are extremely gratefulfor us during this time. we are extremely grateful for that. we want is for our son to be found as soon as possible. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let�*s look at some other stories making news. thousands ofjunior doctors across wales have begun a three—day strike — in their latest action in a pay dispute. the strike means thousands of appointments and operations have been cancelled. it is the second walk—out since january by doctors, who say they�*ve effectively lost about a third of their pay in the last 15 years. the doctors�* union, the bma, says the welsh government�*s offer actor ewen macintosh, best known for playing keith in the classic british comedy the office, has died at the age of 50. the series co—creator ricky gervais has paid tribute to macintosh, writing on social media th

a major search operation is under way after a child fell into the river soar in leicester.his family when he fell into the water on sunday afternoon. a man was taken to hospital. in bristol — two 15—year—old boys have been charged with the murder of another teenager. 16—year—old darrian williams was fatally stabbed in rawnsley park play area in the easton area of the city. the two attackers were wearing masks and fled the scene on bicycles. they have also each been charged with possessing a knife in a public place. the business secretary kemi badenoch will make a statement to mp5 today, after accusing the former chairman of the post office of misrepresenting the circumstances of his departure. it follows a newspaper interview in which henry staunton claims he was told by a senior civil servant to stall compensation payments for victims of the post office scandal. you're live with bbc news. let's look at ukraine now. this week marks the second anniversary of the start of the war, and as russian forces make advances in the east, there are concerns over what a third year of co

so, 3—1 it finished, and leicester are now in leeds�* sights in the race to finish top as both sidespset at championship high flyers ipswich. now, maidstone, who play in the sixth tier, are aiming to become the lowest—ranked team to reach the quarterfinals. this is a town that is seizing its moment in history.— this is a town that is seizing its moment in history. cornering in on coal, moment in history. cornering in on goal, incredible! _ moment in history. cornering in on goal, incredible! just _ moment in history. cornering in on goal, incredible! just incredible! i goal, incredible! just incredible! from the pubs to the restaurants and the stones burger, it is all black and amber here.— the stones burger, it is all black and amber here. ., ., ,, ., , and amber here. come on, you stones! to the shoos — and amber here. come on, you stones! to the shops under _ and amber here. come on, you stones! to the shops under the _ and amber here. come on, you stones! to the shops under the bakers, - and amber here. come on, you stones! to the shops under the bakers, where. to the shops under

now, your own know, massive own career, you know, massive success leicester tigers at success with leicesterint, the all time leading point scorer. you there in point scorer. you know there in the premiership uh, your england career kind of . would it be fair career kind of. would it be fair to say your club career would have indicated more caps for england than you actually got ? england than you actually got? >> um, possibly if you look back on it, yes. but then i was competing with a certain jonny wilkinson, who was the wilkinson, so who was the greatest fly half ever? greatest english fly half ever? um, and, you know, unfortunately, sometimes in life, you've got someone that's better than you. and i was. listen, played for england 17 listen, i played for england 17 times. was on the bench, times. i was on the bench, probably another ten. i didn't get um, i'm very grateful get on. so um, i'm very grateful to run out once for your country, alone but country, let alone 17 times. but with that, you know, i'm competing with the in the world. >> at the time, you say it was a bit unlucky to be

the two year old, who fell into the river soar in leicester nine days ago.a is being widened with teams checking various points along the . river. an 18th century pub the. river. an 18th century pub that was destroyed in a fire in the west midlands is set to be rebuilt. the crooked house was demolished two days after the blaze last august, causing widespread outrage in the local area. an enforcement notice has been issued against the owner for its unlawful demolition . for its unlawful demolition. local authorities says the building will now be built back to what it was prior to the fire, and queen camilla is leading the royal family at memorial services for the late king constantine of greece, the prince of wales , who was due to prince of wales, who was due to deliver a reading at the service , has pulled out due to a personal matter . kensington personal matter. kensington palace didn't elaborate but confirmed the princess of wales, whose recovering from abdominal surgery is doing well. the king is also missing the service as he continues treatment for ca

now, your own know, massive own career, you know, massive success leicester tigers at success with leicestere point, the all time leading point scorer. you there in point scorer. you know there in the premiership uh, your england career kind of . would it be fair career kind of. would it be fair to say your club career would have indicated more caps for england than you actually got ? england than you actually got? >> um, possibly if you look back on it, yes. but then i was competing with a certain jonny wilkinson, who was the wilkinson, so who was the greatest fly half ever? greatest english fly half ever? um, and, you know, unfortunately, sometimes in life, you've got someone that's better than you. and i was. listen, played for england 17 listen, i played for england 17 times. was on the bench, times. i was on the bench, probably another ten. i didn't get um, i'm very grateful get on. so um, i'm very grateful to run out once for your country, alone but country, let alone 17 times. but with that, you know, i'm competing with the in the world. >> at the time, you say it was a bit unlucky to

police say the father of a missing two—year old — who fell into a river in leicester yesterday — enteredst teams have todayjoined the search for the missing boy. emergency services were called to the river soar, in the aylestone area, late yesterday afternoon. the british museum has turned off comments on one of its social media posts because of a campaign demanding the return of stone monuments to easter island. the museum in london has two statues taken from the chilean territory in the 19th century. the statues, known as the moai, aree hundreds of years old and are said to embody the spirits of prominent ancestors. junior doctors in northern ireland are to go on strike next month over pay. the 2a hour walk—out from 8am on the 6th of march is their first strike. the union claims doctors pay has been eroded over the last 16 years and what the government is offering is unacceptable. more on those stories on our website. you're live with bbc news israel has given the first indication, of when its forces might launch a ground offensive against rafah in southern gaza. a minister in the isra

a search has resumed after a two—year—old boy fell into a river in leicester. afternoon, but so far haven't been able to find the boy who was with his family at the time he fell into the water. a minister in israel's war cabinet has warned that israeli forces will launch an offensive in rafah in southern gaza unless hamas releases all of its hostages by the 10th of march. more than a million palestinians have fled to rafah. humanitarian groups are warning there is nowhere left for them to go. international shipping experts have confirmed a strike on a british ship by yemen s iran—backed houthi rebels. the rubymar was hit by two missiles and severley damaged in the gulf of aden. the crew are reported to have abandoned the vessel after an explosion. it's said to have suffered extensive damage and is at risk of sinking. there are not thought to have been any injuries. the bbc has discovered that many nhs patients in england are stuck on hidden waiting lists, potentially running into millions. people who are referred to a specialist for treatment for cancer or hear

a search has resumed after a two—year—old boy fell into a river in leicester. late on sunday afternoon, but so far haven't been able to find the boy who was with his family at the time he fell into the water. the business secretary kemi badenoch will make a statement to mp5 today after accusing the former chairman of the post office of misrepresenting the circumstances of his departure. it follows a newspaper interview in which henry staunton claims he was told by a senior civil servant to stall compensation payments for victims of the post office scandal. we are expecting a government statement in about an hour's time. you're live with bbc news. let's look at ukraine now. this week, marks the second anniversary of the start of the war — and as russian forces make advances in the east, there are concerns over what a third year year of conflict may bring. our correspondent andrew harding, has returned to the town of lyman, close to the front line, to find out how people there are feeling. how do you judge the mood of a country this big and this broken? we've com

a major search operation is under way after a child fell into the river soar in leicester. water on sunday afternoon. emergency services, including water rescue teams, attended the scene just after 5pm gmt but were unable to locate him. a man was taken to hospital. in bristol, two 15—year—old boys have been charged with the murder of another teenager. 16—year—old darrian williams was fatally stabbed in rawnsley park play area in the easton area of the city last wednesday. the two attackers were wearing masks and fled the scene on bicycles. they have also each been charged with possessing a knife in a public place. the business secretary kemi badenoch will make a statement to mps today — after accusing the former chairman of the post office of misrepresenting the circumstances of his departure. it follows a newspaper interview in which henry staunton claims he was told by a senior civil servant to stall compensation payments for victims of the post office scandal. you're live with bbc news. headteachers in england have been given government guidance on how to stop children f

in london's leicester square, it was all smiles as the world premiere finally took place.an be as good as the person next to you. they truly are so brilliant, and getting to learn from them and watch them work, i think, is the best part. 0n the red carpet, crowds of fans queued for hours to see them. i'm most excited to see zendaya and timothee chalamet—100%. who are you most excited to see? timothee chalamet — i literally love him so much! i got this cardboard cut—out for christmas — it was amazing. here because we saw. the first film, which was absolutely incredible — - i thought it was so amazing — so really look - forward to part two. chalamet admitted to feeling nervous about reprising the role, but was glad to be reunited with former little women co—star florence pugh. a little bit of pressure, a little bit of pressure to see it through. but, you know, got to reunite with my good friend over here, help me carry over the finish line. he's psychotic. another star addition in the role of the villainous baron is austin butler — but not as you've ever seen him before. i'm

image right now, look how much he said even now, how many videos, how many comments, how many even leicesterat all are in the best sense in relation to the image of our representatives... shevchenko and serhiy rib, that is why it is necessary to fix it now and as much as possible in this way, because this is exactly how they look at us, this is how we identify with, they are from ukraine, and we are with them, well, i am also glad that they do not go to in their sweatshirts, in khaki colors, they really understand that a lot of people are showing them and watching, and also, well, you need to look a little bit accordingly, and here we see the meetings of shevchenko, rebrov with delegations, and here is igor hryshchenko, as we said. general secretary of the uaf, he constantly accompanied him there, as well as a functionary, as well as the translator is probably so helpful, although andriy shevchenko and serhiy rebrov both know the language , they both speak english very well, and both played in london and played in the english championship, well, probably also for hryshchenko’s communication,

>> louis well, lineker back to leicester now?his is >> louis well, this is this is one of the most complicated stories i've ever read. and i'm going to try to i'm just surprised you read a story. i've read the story and i'm thinking, what the hell's going on here? basically, rwanda , which is basically, rwanda, which is a country in africa. they kicked out a congolese . out a congolese. >> whoa, whoa. go back. >> whoa, whoa. go back. >> okay, cool. it's a country in africa. >> have to explain it simply for our audience. you know, it's 11:00 at night to, um, there's a they out a congolese they kicked out a congolese football for making a football player for making a motion , like he was shooting motion, like he was shooting someone with a gun, which was in reference to a war that was taking place in the congo that rwanda had been sending aid to one side. but not that guy's side . right. and was really side. right. and was really upset that that that this guy side, the guy with the gun was in the country. so they kicked him out of

police say the father of a missing two—year old — who fell into a river in leicester yesterday — enterede todayjoined the search for the missing boy. emergency services were called to the river soar, in the aylestone area, late yesterday afternoon. the british museum has turned off comments on one of its social media posts because of a campaign demanding the return of stone monuments to easter island. the museum in london has two statues ta ken from the chilean territory in the 19th century. the statues are hundreds of years old and are said to embody the spirits of prominent ancestors. junior doctors in northern ireland are to go on strike next month over pay. the 24—hour walkout from 8am on the 6th of march is their first strike. the union claims doctors pay has been eroded over the last 16 years and what the government is offering is unacceptable. you are live with bbc news. now to some developing news from the middle east. houthis claim they have lots a missile attack on two american ships in the gulf of aden. american ships in the gulf of aden. a spokesman claimed a british merchant

a search has resumed after a two—year—old boy fell into a river in leicester. the aylestone area, late on sunday afternoon, but so far haven't been able to find the boy who was with his family at the time he fell into the water. one of the world's most popular tourist attractions, the eiffel tower, is closed to visitors today because of a strike. france's cgt union say staff at the paris landmark want a salary increase. visitors to the 300 metre high tower have soared in the run—up to this summer's olympics in the french capital. hey few stories making headlines. you're live with bbc news. an english channel migrant, who piloted a dinghy — four of whose passengers drowned — has been found guilty of their manslaughter after two trials. ibrahima bah, who is from senegal, was convicted by a majority of ten to two at canterbury crown court. dominic casciani reports. a light in the dark. cries in the distance. the early hours of december 2022, a fishing boat in the english channel discovers a sinking migrants' dinghy. men swim for their lives. 39 saved. at least fou

image , now, look, how much he said even now, how many thumbs up, how many comments, how many even leicester that everyone is the best... in this sense, in relation to the image of our representatives andriy shevchenko and serhiy rebrov, that is why it is necessary now to record as much as possible in this way, because this is exactly how they look at us, this is how we identify with them and ukraine, and we with them. well, i'm also glad that they don't wear these sfits, in khaki colors, they really understand that a lot of people are showing them and watching, and also, well, you need to look a little bit accordingly, and well, we see meetings with shevchenko . rebrov with delegations, and here is igor hryshchenko, as we said, the general secretary of the uaf, he constantly accompanied him there, as well as a functionary, as well as the translator is probably that way he helps, although andriy shevchenko and serhii rebrov both know the language , they both speak english very well, and they both played in london, and they played in the english championship, well , probably also for hryshche