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iam very disappointed- _ changed. ifeel despair. iam very disappointed. i— changed. ifeel despair.anged. ifeel despair. iam very disappointed. i think my - changed. i feel despair. i am very i disappointed. i think my government must do _ disappointed. i think my government must do everything to bring them home _ must do everything to bring them home. even if it costs a lot. but the families _ home. even if it costs a lot. iei,ii the families believe hamas home. even if it costs a lot. eli the families believe hamas on humanitarian grounds should just set them free. lucy manning, bbc news. sweden has formallyjoined nato, becoming its 32nd member, hours after stockholm formally ratified the move. the nato secretary general said that after 200 years of military non—alignment, that sweden now enjoyed the mutual protection granted under the alliance. russia has vowed counter—measures over stockholm's decision. a leading economic think tank has criticised yesterday's budget, suggesting both the conservatives and labour are engaged in what it calls a conspiracy of silence about public sp

but, again, iam happy. this but also have to write this but also have to write everything i said before. i am happy and, yep, write everything i said before. iam happy and, yep, that write everything i said before. i am happy and, yep, that is what i want to do. england women's manager sarina wiegman says their qualifying draw for next year's euros is tough but really exciting. as they bid to retain their title in switzerland, they're in a group with france and sweden, ranked third and fifth in the world, as well as the republic of ireland. the world champions spain will face denmark, belgium and the czech republic. the top two teams in league a groups automatically qualify, while the third and fourth—placed nations will go into the play—offs. along with the 12 best—ranked teams in league b, scotland will be expected to take one of those spots — they're ranked higher than all the other sides in theirgroup. northern ireland will take on malta for the first time and wales are the highest—ranked side in theirg

iam i am helena iam helena humphrey. it is good to have you with us.pting its presidential elections. voters headed to the polls on the second day of a three—day election that is almost certain to result in victory for incumbent president vladimir putin. but moscow said ukraine is "intensifying" its terrorist activities to signal to the west it needs more financial assistance and weaponry. russian authorities say two people were killed by ukrainian shelling, in the city of belgorod near the border with ukraine. shops and schools were closed in the city. authorities also reported shelling at a voting station in a russian—occupied part of ukraine's zaporizhzhia

iam snp.d a government thatis i am very proud to lead a government that is investing in the just transition. 0ur massive renewable potential will lead to the next economic boom for scotland. but not believe it to westminster, who would squander that opportunity, just as they squandered the revenue from the north sea. we are out of to the just transition, and we are leading the uk on thatjourney. but that transition must be just. uk on thatjourney. but that transition must bejust. i uk on thatjourney. but that transition must be just. i say to tories, labour, there is nojustice, none whatsoever, in throwing thousands of scottish workers on the scrapheap so you can and nuclear power plants in england, or give their wealthy a tax cut. the snp has made it abundantly clear, scotland's energy must first and foremost benefit the people and communities of scotland. that means an energy rich scotland, people shouldn't be paying some of the highest energy bills in europe during a cost of living crisis.

iam i am helena iam helena humphrey. it is good to have you with us.ters headed to the polls on the second day of a three—day election that is almost certain to result in victory for incumbent president vladimir putin. but moscow said ukraine is "intensifying its terrorist activities" to signal to the west it needs more financial assistance and weaponry. russian authorities say two people were killed by ukrainian shelling in the city of belgorod near the border with ukraine. shops and schools were closed in the city. authorities also reported shelling at a voting station in a russian—occupied part of ukraine's zaporizhzhia region. the head of russia's electoral commission said there have been 20 incidents so far of people targeting ballot boxes. protests are likely to continue on sunday, when supporters of the late opposition leader alexei navalny are calling

iam i am helena iam helena humphrey. thank i am helena humphrey. thank you for your time company.mperatures on thursday reached 18.1 degrees celsius, so spring is definitely in the air. how about friday? i don't think it's going to be quite as warm and if anything, a lot of cloud and a good chance of catching some rain. now, currently, an area of low pressure is crossing us with its weather fronts and that spells a lot of rain—bearing cloud. and in fact, through the night, it will have been a wet picture across many parts of scotland. rain also around the lake district and elsewhere we've got showers crossing the uk. temperatures early in the morning on friday — double figures for london and norwich and many of us around 9—10 degrees. a bit colder there in scotland — 5 for aberdeen. the forecast, then, for friday, and a lot of cloud first half of the day, very few glimmers of sunshine. showers possible through the morning and afternoon across england and wales, cracks of thunder likely, but out towards the west — and in some other areas as well — there'll be some bright spells. te

iam again.n the street. part of sheridan's new show involves her leaving the theatre and acting on the street, collapsing outside the stage door. the scene is shown to the audience inside on big screens. we get a lot of people, you know, crowding round to watch that scene every night. i mean, iwould crowding round to watch that scene every night. i mean, i would love people to get involved! it adds to it all, you know? it is so exciting and then if people kind of come and help me or people are passing, it makes it alljust help me or people are passing, it makes it all just so live help me or people are passing, it makes it alljust so live and real and, you know, that is never done in theatre, so it is such an exciting element of the musical. have you got a coachload of people coming from home? probably! 0n legally blonde, my whole village came! they came in pink cowboy hats. this isn't that show. # em , f“ show. # what is this feelin - that is # what is this feeling that is hauntint # what is th

ratings, iam sure, will be bonkers, through the roof for several of her last games.an, wearing a caitlin clarkjersey. this is not something we have seen in the past and i don't want to oversell it by saying it is a watershed moment, but it is. it is not — when there were conversations about her breaking maravich's record, we did not hear "oh, the women's game is not any good." it was "well, maravich played before the three—point shot and when freshmen could not play." it was a discussion on basketball terms, which again, we have not seen that before. she is going to go to the pros. ticket sales for the wnba games featuring — she is likely going to be drafted by the indiana fever, ticket sales for those games are off the charts. wow. wow. is a phenomenon, and i wrote the other day that she is always compared to maravich or steph curry but i think she is more akin to michaeljordan. he became an icon and a cultural phenomenon. is caitlin clark — i don't want to put pressure on her. she is only 22 and still in college. does she have that kind of aura about her when she d

iam a very warm welcome to the programme. i am mark lobel.st rates. it has pushed the cost of borrowing up to its highest in 15 years, to try and get soaring prices under control,

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iam here. i have climbed aligns with my dna. i am here.rossed over. people said crossover _ then crossed over. people said crossover is impossible on paper. i proved _ crossover is impossible on paper. i proved them wrong. this is the story of my— proved them wrong. this is the story of my life _ proved them wrong. this is the story of my life so — proved them wrong. this is the story of my life. so many times i have proven— of my life. so many times i have proven the — of my life. so many times i have proven the people to be wrong every time _ time. you can get time. - you can get all time. — you can get all the latest sports news on the bbc sport app or from our website. people will on average be worse off at the end of this parliament that they were at the start of it. that�*s according to overnight analysis of the budget by the independent tax experts — the institute for fiscal studies. it also said debt showed no sign of falling and called into question whether the goverment would be able to implement the cuts in public spending requi

hello, iam hello, i am carl nasman. the humanitarian situation in gaza during talks with benny gantz, a key israeli opposition figure, and member of the israeli war cabinet. the white house says ms harris urged israel to increase aid flow to gaza, and come up with a credible humanitarian plan before military operations in rafah. the visit has been criticised by some in benjamin netanyahu's government, saying neta nyahu's government, saying that netanyahu's government, saying that any committee made would not be binding, as an opposition figure. there are talks under way in cairo that would see a pause in operations in exchange for the release of hostages. in exchange for the release of hostaues. in exchange for the release of hostages-_ hostages. one positive note from cairo _ hostages. one positive note from cairo is _ hostages. one positive note from cairo is that _ hostages. one positive note from cairo is that they - hostages. one positive note from cairo is that they have | from cairo is that they have gone into a

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iam i am lewis vaughanjones.g news in the last hour or so on the red bull formula 1 team, surrounding its boss, christian horner. the person who accused him of inappropriate behaviour has been suspended on full pgy- behaviour has been suspended on full pay. christian horner denies the allegations and was allowed to remain in his role after the allegations were rejected. a spokesperson for red bull racing said they couldn't comment. i spoke to our correspondence, laura scott. bbc news has learned that the complainant who made the allegations against christian horner was suspended from her role at red bull racing earlier today and our understanding was that was linked to the outcome of an investigation carried out by an external barrister brought in by red bull, the parent company, into allegations of inappropriate behaviour she had made against horner, who she was working with at the team. a red bull spokesperson said to us today that the company cannot comment on this internal matter. last week

iam i am julia with the catch up. ourfirst story only i am julia with the catch up.s mental health trusts have specialists that can deal with conditions like to rates in england and wales. that's what new research from the bbc is found. the liver 300,000 people in the uk are living with the condition which causes people to make sounds and movements known as text. artists such as billy i lish and lewis capelli have opened up and lewis capelli have opened up about having it. a journalist here at the bbc was diagnosed at seven. my parents stru: led diagnosed at seven. my parents struggled to _ diagnosed at seven. my parents struggled to get _ diagnosed at seven. my parents struggled to get the _ diagnosed at seven. my parents struggled to get the diagnosis l struggled to get the diagnosis but then the follow—on support was not there either. in the end my mum had to homeschool me because my text got so bad that schooljust because my text got so bad that school just did because my text got so bad that schooljust did not want because my text got so bad that school just did

iam i am julia with the catch up. tonight, pies and climate change. the us city of baltimore has completely collapsed after a container ship crashed into it. one person is in hospital and six people are still missing. they declared a state of emergency. brendan scott is the matter and had this message for the city. this is an unthinkable tragedy. we have to first and foremost prey for all of those who are impacted. prey for all of those who are impacted-— prey for all of those who are imacted. �* . ., impacted. anne hathaway has o-ened impacted. anne hathaway has opened up _ impacted. anne hathaway has opened up about _ impacted. anne hathaway has opened up about having - impacted. anne hathaway has opened up about having a - opened up about having a miscarriage in 2015 while she was playing a pregnant woman. speaking to vanity fair, she said she had to give birth on stage every night. she also said she is not ashamed to discuss her fertility issues. 0ther discuss her fertility issues. other stories now. climate change is putting a great british stapl

iam mark i am mark lowen live injerusalem, where benjamin netanyahu will speak to president biden byimir putin says he'll prioritise the war in ukraine during his fifth term as president. western leaders say the poll was neither free nor fair. rishi sunak dismisses reports of a new plot to oust him, saying he's concentrating on delivering his government's priorities. and the battle over deep—sea mining — as the demand for permits increases, greenpeace says it damages pristine eco—systems. welcome to bbc news. straight to downing street, live pictures there because that is the

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so...but, again, iam happy. but you can also have to write everything i said right before. i'm happy and, yeah, that's what i want to do. england women's manager sarina wiegman says their qualifying draw for next year's euros is tough, but really exciting. as they bid to retain their title in switzerland, they're in a group with france and sweden, ranked third and fifth in the world, as well as the republic of ireland. the world champions spain will face denmark, belgium and the czech republic. the top two teams in league a groups automatically qualify, while the third and fourth—placed nations will go into the play—offs. along with the 12 best—ranked teams in league b, scotland will be expected to take one of those spots — they're ranked higher than all the other sides in theirgroup. northern ireland will take on malta for the first time and wales are the highest—ranked side in theirgroup. qualifying begins in april. former world number one simona halep has had her four—year ban for doping reduced to nine month

iam in i am in windsor with the princess of wales lives with her family and people here have been offeringn the outskirts of gaza city deaths have risen to 19. the world's most famous landmarks are plunged into darkness, as they take part in earth hour, to raise awareness of environmental issues. hello i'm nicky schiller — welcome to the programmme. we start this hour in russia. president putin says all those involved in the attack on a concert hall near moscow — which killed at least 133 people — will be punished. this is the scene live in moscow where people have been leaving flowers in memory of those who died and we've seen candles being lit. others have queued to donate blood for the victims of the massacre. memorials also appeared outside russian embassies in several countries, including the uk. a national day of mourning has been declared for sunday. armed police have been patrolling the area around the crocus city hall. in a televised address, president putin called the attack a �*barbaric terrorist act,�* and said all four gunmen had been detained.

iam i am julia with the catch up. the un security council has demanded an immediate ceasefire in gaza between israel and hamas. they have also demanded that all hostages be released. it is the first time they have reached this agreement. the us had previously used their veto but this time they change their position and abstained stop in response, the israeli and pm benjamin netanyahu has benjamin neta nyahu has cancelled benjamin netanyahu has cancelled a friend of my planned meeting between israel and the us. two men have been found guilty of cody fisher's murder. the 23—year—old foot dollar was stabbed in a birmingham nightclub on boxing day in 2022. the court heard that it was a revenge plot after cody rushed past one of the men in a bar two days earlier. he is mum describes the pair as evil. some other stories now. saudi arabia have announced they are building a dragon ball theme park but some fans have criticised the idea because of the country's human rights record. and a runner from scotland has become the firs

iam lewis legal duty to ensure that flow of aid increases. —— i am lewis of vaughanjones, this is bbc news. hello. this afternoon's weather is looking dry for the bulk of the country. cloud will vary a lot though, from place to place. we have seen some mist and low cloud loiter across parts of the midlands, like here in shropshire. the best of the sunshine generally today is once again across western areas, although there are a few breaks in the cloud across the south, as well. sunny skies, then, across parts of highlands of scotland today. a lovely picture from the nairn area sent by weatherwatcher rothesay. thanks for that. there's a vanishingly small chance of catching a shower today across parts of england, and wales, for the vast majority of the country, just stays dry. keeping a lot of cloud, though, across eastern areas of scotland, eastern areas of england, with still some mist patches loitering throughout the afternoon in to parts of coastal aberdeenshire. 0vernight tonight that feed of cloud will continue to affect the north sea coa

iam in no make sure that people assured works for them. to do there. legislation voted for by the snp, by the labour party, the green party, the liberal democrats visited various cross—party support and it will be implemented properly and some of these concerns will hopefully prove to be unfounded.— these concerns will hopefully prove to be unfounded. could deliberately raivin to be unfounded. could deliberately giving some — to be unfounded. could deliberately giving some of— to be unfounded. could deliberately giving some of the _ to be unfounded. could deliberately giving some of the agenda - to be unfounded. could deliberately giving some of the agenda be i to be unfounded. could deliberately giving some of the agenda be a - giving some of the agenda be a crime? it giving some of the agenda be a crime? , , a, crime? it depends on the circumstances. _ crime? it depends on the circumstances. that - crime? it depends on the circumstances. that is i crime? it depends on the i circumstances. that is part crime? it depends on the - circumsta

iam in i am in the centre and as you can see i am sweating.re was no voting going on. i cannot understand how come this time around in freetown we have this situation repeating itself repeatedly. this is my vote. five years. a lot of tension, but it is in. local song please -- plays we sent our people out to every polling station in freetown to collect the results that are coming in. it is the only way we can be sure.— we can be sure. how many centres _ we can be sure. how many centres have _ we can be sure. how many centres have you - we can be sure. how many| centres have you received? we can be sure. how many- centres have you received? we are u- centres have you received? we are no to _ centres have you received? we are no to 2396 _ centres have you received? - are up to 23% of the votes the data is still coming in. we have information and we are at 63% at the moment. it was so exciting to see the numbers coming in. and the lead was clear. it was consistent and to see people �*s hope being translated into votes was exhilarating. soiam so i

yes, peter, iam.of my husband, because it's — the memory of that, itjust brings up a dark, dark time and it never goes away because when i walked in and seen his photograph, itjust conjured up all the emotions — all the emotions that i've buried deep down inside. claire told me she first became anxious when her husband, johnny, went missing. when he didn't come home that saturday night, i knew something wasn't right, something definitely wasn't right. and he always went in to kiss the kids goodnight, and he didn't, and he never has come back to do it. it's hard. we'll play a few clips from the original film and, you know, it will obviously be emotional because of what happened tojohnny. the signal to begin his "confession" is the banging of a pan to avoid his interrogator�*s voice being captured on tape. after you have seen the clip, we'll and i'lljust ask you your reactions to it. from tape: my name's - johnny dignam from portadown. .. oh, is that the...? no, i don't want to hear that. 0k, 0k. oh, i

yes, peter, iam. my husband, because it's — the memory of that, itjust brings up a dark, dark time and it never goes away because when i walked in and seen his photograph, itjust conjured up all the emotions — all the emotions that i've buried deep down inside. claire told me she first became anxious when her husband, johnny, went missing. when he didn't come home that saturday night, i knew something wasn't right, something definitely wasn't right. and he always went in to kiss the kids goodnight, and he didn't, and he never has come back to do it. it's hard. we'll play a few clips from the original film and, you know, it will obviously be emotional because of what happened tojohnny. the signal to begin his "confession" is the banging of a pan to avoid his interrogator�*s voice being captured on tape. banging after you have seen the clip, we'll and i'lljust ask you your reactions to it. from tape: my name's - johnny dignam from portadown. .. oh, is that the...? no, i don't want to hear that. 0k, 0k.

iam i am live at the vanity fair party in beverly hills.elebrate their success. news agencies have withdrawn an official photo of the princess of wales from circulation over concerns it may have been digitally manipulated. the centre—right democratic alliance win a narrow victory in portugal's general election, which also saw a surge in support for the far right. the former head of the uk government's borders watchdog, who was sacked last month, tells the bbc the home office needs to be reformed. hello. i'm marc ashdown.

iam i am really happy and proud of the team we are doing with the new ducati.and to win here at a track where i almost lost everything, i almost stopped racing and now i am here in first place, this is amazing and i am so grateful to this crowd because i learn a lot from them. a remarkable collapse from england handed new zealand a dramatic three—run victory in the third t20, as the hosts kept the series alive in nelson. england were cruising in pursuit of 156, needing only 29 runs from 29 balls, with eight wickets left, but then lost six for 25. that left them needing eight from the last over, and they fell short. england lead the series 2—1, with two to play. they next play in wellington on wednesday. credit to them. i think we got put under a lot of pressure and, today, we maybe didn't come up well against it. but i think that's a big learning curve. this team is always about learning opportunities and it's all right to make mistakes, but we just have to learn from them. so i guess it's one to learn from, big time. keep up—to—date on the website or sport app

iam pleased is a pleasure to be with you this evening. services in jerusalem over these last few holy days have gone off without incident, starting with palm sunday and then through this holy week, good friday and today anti—easter day. things have been quiet injerusalem. muslims are also celebrating ramadan, marking ramadan, and there have been significant numbers. but that largely has gone on peacefully as well. we've been able, both of those together, to mark the special days. the policing has been quite restrained, and so people have felt free to go about their religious business in these few days. what we are missing, though, are brothers and sisters from the occupied west bank because almost all the applications for permits we've made for west bank christians to come into occupied eastjerusalem and to the old city have been refused. and so, and because with everything else going on in gaza, although we can mark our services and celebrate easter, we do it with a very heavy heart, because we cannot forget that whilst we celebrate the

iam helena humphrey. we will have more at the top of the hour so join humphrey. there. at last some beautiful spring sunshine for much of the uk on saturday including here in cumbria. it wasn't long before we saw the cloud thicken from the west before outbreaks of rain moving northwards and eastwards. this will come down as rain over wales for a time into central and southern england and eastern england so a soggy start to the day but it is a mild one, milder than it was on saturday morning. temperatures between 5—11 degrees. double figures in the south still. a mild start of the day, more sunshine on offer throughout the day on sunday but also a few showers in the afternoon. it's a very wet start for parts of southern england. the heavy rain clears over the north sea. here it should brighten up by lunchtime and perhaps more sunshine developing. sunny spells elsewhere. coastal and hill fog for a time across the west. it will cloud over northern ireland in the afternoon. outbreaks of rain here, some of the shower is heavy and thundery the northern england but mild

iam i am absolutely overwhelmed, this is fantastic. all these roads lead to this.tepping up the fight against anti—social behaviour. targeted patrols are rolled out by police forces across england. in sport, the tireless jimmy anderson takes his 700th test wicket — the first fast bowler to reach the landmark — but england are facing another defeat against india.

iam i am moved and really finding it difficult to hold it together.s is warning of life—threatening malnutrition in haiti's capital, port—au—prince as violence and political unrest continue to spread. a transitional council to restore stability is being put in place — but according to the un, the security situation remains tense and volatile. the authorities have been unable to control armed gangs, and haiti has not yet appointed a replacement for the prime minister, ariel henry, who resigned after trying to organise an international peacekeeping force. our south america and caribbean correspondent will grant has made his way into haiti from the neighbouring dominican republic. a few hours ago, he arrived in the northern port city of cap—haitien and he sent us this update. after a complicated few days at the border, we are now among the border, we are now among the first international journalists to make it in tahiti since the current wave of violence began. we have come and driven to the coastal city of cap—haitien. haiti is the poorest country in th

iam ready fixing the border or we can fix it. i am ready to fix it. send me the border bill now!he reaction to the state of the union says 65% of americans had a positive response to mr biden�*s address. but that may not be the case for the republican rebuttal which has been making waves for quite a different reason. with a majority of voters concerned about president biden�*s age, republicans instead put forward the youngest woman ever elected to the senate, 42—year—old alabama senator katie boyd britt for their traditional rebuttal. take a listen. right now, our commander in chief is not in command. the free world deserves better than a dithering and diminished leader. america deserves leaders who recognise that secure borders, stable prices, safe streets and a strong defence are actually the cornerstones of a great nation. in an unofficial reply former president donald trump posted this video friday morning in response to president biden�*s references to him biden is on the run from his record and lying like crazy to try and escape accountability for the horrific devastation h

iam nota i am not a young guy. that is no secret.done for the american people. i believe thejob of done for the american people. i believe the job of the president is to fight for you, the american people and that is what i am doing. i amjoe biden, i approve this message. can we do one more tech? i am very young. _ can we do one more tech? i am very young, energetic _ can we do one more tech? i am very young, energetic and - very young, energetic and handsome, what the hell am i doing this for? mr trump immediately responded with his own attack ad — making fun of mr biden�*s age, with footage of a number of falls and slip ups made byjoe biden during his time in office. where he is facing charges of allegedly interfering with the 2020 election results in the state. it is not an age thing, it is competent thing. i have to stop. they do the age thing and always have me as his age, i am four years younger. it does not matter, they do the age thing to try and get drunk, they never talk about his competence, he is grossly incompetent, don'

hello, iam hello, i am erin delmore.vers and a translator were injured in an explosion near the israeli border on saturday. it says the peacekeepers were on a foot patrol when the blast happened and were taken to hospital. the un says it's investigating the cause of the explosion, and warned that targeting observers is "unacceptable." israel denies involvement. tensions along the unofficial israel—lebanon border are rising.

iam in i am in north yorkshire, where police say they were staggered to find an 11—year—old boy behindcar towing a suspected stolen caravan. and get me to the train on time — one couple's rather unusual wedding day. and coming up in sportsday later in the hour on bbc news. it could be a championship winning weekend for unbeaten ireland. we will be at twickenham ahead of their six nations match against england. good evening. his actions cost more lives than they saved — that's the conclusion of a report into a british spy who operated at the highest levels of the ira during northern ireland's troubles. violent conflict lasted for 30 years between loyalists, who wanted to remain part of the uk, and republicans, who wanted a united ireland. the ira killed people suspected of leaking secrets to the security forces. the troubles ended with the good friday agreement in 1998. today's report is about freddie scappaticci — codenamed stakeknife — who worked inside an ira unit tasked with identifying british agents, like he was. he was reputed to have prevented hundreds of deaths, but today's fin

yes, peter, iam. i don't have a photograph of my husband because it's the memory of that... a dark, dark time. ijust conjured up all the emotions, all the emotions that i bury deep down inside. we'll play a few clips from the original film. and, you know, it will obviously be emotional because of what happened tojohnny. after you've seen the clip, we'll pause and i'lljust ask you your reactions to it. metal pan clangs on recording. 0h, is that the... no, i don't want to hear that. i don't know if i could cope. the sound was too painful. but claire quickly composed herself and came back to carry on and thank me for doing the interview. this is healing — it's healing for me. what are you hoping 0peration kenova will do? give answers to all the families, and myself. no matter what them answers may be, just to give us answers. that was peter caldwell reporting. the family of emma caldwell, who was murdered in 2005, are due to meet scotland's first minister later today. her mother has called for a public inquiry into the investigation of her daughter's murder. last week iain pack

iam i am really happy to classify further final. i am really happy to classify furtherfinal.t to i am really happy to classify furtherfinal. it means a lot to me to play such a great level and play another final and to play such a great level and play anotherfinal and of to play such a great level and play another final and of course winning today. 16 matches straight. and to be able to win something like this, it is incredible for me. and alcaraz will meet daniil medvedev in a repeat of last year's final in california, after the russian player also came back from a set down to win his semifinal 1—6 7—6 6—2 against american tommy paul. in the nba, a0 points from lebronjames wasn't enough to prevent the la lakers slipping to a 128 to 121 defeat against the golden state warriors, for whom steph curry scored 31 points after missing the three previous games with an ankle injury. meanwhile, the new york knicks won their third game in a row, beating the sacramento kings 98—91. jalen brunson scored 42 points, becoming only the fourth knicks player to register consecutive 40—point ga

hello, iam hello, i am erin delmore. un peacekeeping mission in lebanon — unifil — says three of its observers and a translator were injured in an explosion near the israeli border on saturday. it says the peacekeepers were on a foot patrol when the blast happened and were taken to hospital. the un says it's investigating the cause of the explosion, and warned that targeting observers is "unacceptable." israel denies involvement. tensions along the unofficial israel—lebanon border are rising. israel and the lebanese armed group hezbollah trade strikes across the frontier almost every day. andrea tenenti, a spokesperson for the united nations interim force in lebanon, explained more about the investigation. three ogl observers, military observers, unarmed, were in the area together with their language assistants and they were injured. luckily they are stable at the moment, so we have launched an investigation to look into this incident and into the explosions. i know there are a lot of speculations at the moment, but in r

iam i am looking at your press release and you are disguising describing it as a smash and grab on humanoblem with what michael gove announced today? i think the starting point for this conversation has to be the conversation has to be the conversation about this. we find in our research that the current definition of extremism and captured people who were in trade union organisation or and i is in and around environmentalism. by broadening this definition there is widespread concern that the government is politicising this area of extremism in the year of a general election.— general election. has it been significantly _ general election. has it been significantly broadened? - general election. has it been l significantly broadened? most organisations say it's not that different to the 2011 definition. the difference as far as we're concerned is that in the year of a general election we are seeing this, what the government has been accused of doing as politicising the concept of doing as politicising the concept of extremism. the introduction and use of, michael gove using parliamentary

iam i am conscious that people need to work in good faith.if i am lucky enough to form one, i would like to see this government run full term and that is my intention for now. now to the story ofjasmin paris from scotland. she's the first woman to complete one of the world's most gruelling races — the barkley marathons in tennessee. 100 miles. up and down hills. through rugged terrain. she finished with just 99 seconds to spare before the 60 hour cut—off. jasmin has finally recovered her breath and spoke to the bbc. it wasn't until the last kilometre that i really sort of doubted that it was going to be possible. and at that point i was just so desperate to stop, to stop running and to walk. and i knew that i couldn't because i wouldn't make it. cheering i think it was just the thought that if i didn't make it this time, it was going to be by seconds and then i would have to come back and do the whole thing again. because i would never have let it rest. i was so oxygen deficient when i reached the end and the last few hundred metres, i couldn

iam helena humphrey. it is good to have you with us. the us has carried out an airdrop of aid into gaza, using three military cargo planes. us central command said it dropped more than 38,000 meals along the gaza coastline in a joint operation with jordan's air force. the uk, france and egypt have already airdropped aid into gaza, but this is the first time the us has done so. negotiations over a temporary ceasefire are expected to restart sunday in cairo. us officials say israel hasendorsed a framework of a proposed truce and hostage release, but hamas has yet to agree to it. —— has endorsed. meanwhile, israeli war cabinet member benny gantz will visit the white house monday to meet with us vice president kamala harris. they're expected to discuss a humanitarian truce as well as reducing palestinian civilian casualties and increasing deliveries of aid. inernational calls are intensifiying for accountability for recent violence, including the killing of more than 100 people at an aid convoy on thursday as well as the killing of at least

yes, peter, iam. i don't have a photograph of my husband because it's the memory of that...ions, all the emotions that i bury deep down inside. we'll play a few clips from the original film. and, you know, it will obviously be emotional because of what happened tojohnny. after you've seen the clip, we'll pause and i'lljust ask you your reactions to it. metal pan clangs on recording. 0h, is that the... no, i don't want to hear that. i don't know if i could cope. the sound was too painful. but claire quickly composed herself and came back to carry on and thank me for doing the interview. this is healing — it's healing for me. what are you hoping 0peration kenova will do? give answers to all the families, and myself. no matter what them answers may be, just to give us answers. thank you forjoining us. one of the questions of families and widows like claire want to see this answer? two main questions with which they would like answers. people like claire and those in positions that lost love ones murdered by the ira during interrogations. they would want to know from their where

trucks are waiting on the border, and the ones who control the border prevent them from coming into, iam border prevent them from coming into, i am coming from washington and i dare to say, yes, israel is provoking famine. the israeli military says it is taking control of the al shifa hospital and what it called an operation to "forte terrorist activity". the hospital is in gaza city in the north of the strip. the israeli military said troops came under fire and that 80 people were detained and others killed, including a senior commander of hamas's internal security service. these are images from the raid — you can hear gunshots. witnesses described heavy exchanges of fire around the site, where thousands of displaced people are sheltering, where medics are still working and patients being treated. gaza's health ministry said israel was committing a war crime. let's hearfrom an israeli government spokesperson. this morning the idf had conducted an operation to thwart... our forces engaged the terrorists. tens of hamas terrorists have been detained in the sheaf a hospital. —— the shifa ho

iam. ithink it is what georae is understand. iam. ithink it is what george is saying — understand.e to— encouraging bringing people to the table to talk about peace, to talk about _ table to talk about peace, to talk about compromise and find solutions, then i_ about compromise and find solutions, then i agree _ about compromise and find solutions, then i agree with him totally. and i think— then i agree with him totally. and i think what— then i agree with him totally. and i think what we have seen with the pro—palestinian marches is a complete _ pro—palestinian marches is a complete absence of voices calling for peace — complete absence of voices calling for peace on both sides. so they are calling _ for peace on both sides. so they are calling for— for peace on both sides. so they are calling for a — for peace on both sides. so they are calling for a ceasefire on the part of israel— calling for a ceasefire on the part of israel but not calling for hamas to stop _ of israel but not calling for hamas to stop firing rockets. they are not calling _ to stop firing rockets. they are n

iam i am alive at buckingham palace after the king said tonight he was so proud of his beloveds daughter—in—law are dead after what's being described as the worst terrorist attack in years. gunfire. panic as gunmen open fire and trigger explosives inside a concert hall near moscow. the venue was hosting a rock concert, and was packed with people. the search is on for the attackers, who are believed to have escaped, having left a trail of death and destruction of the concert hall. and this is the scene live tonight, with the emegency and security services out in force. 0n bbc london, money donated after the murder of sarah everard princess of wealth to the world she's been treated for cancer and why she speaking now and did the intense public interest in the condition play a part. good evening.

iam going i am going to start with you, it's basically a done deal forjoe i am going to start with you done dealforjoe biden but what do you think of the challenges or issues given that there were some concerns about his popularity in the state of michigan recently? popularity in the state of michigan recentl ? ~ , ,., , ., popularity in the state of michigan recentl ? ~ , ., recently? absolutely. i would say that what we _ recently? absolutely. i would say that what we are _ recently? absolutely. i would say that what we are watching - recently? absolutely. i would say that what we are watching now i recently? absolutely. i would say that what we are watching now is | that what we are watching now is quite frankly something that is very common among sitting presidents. those presidents are not really challenged when it comes to the primaries. that extends to both parties. outside of thatjoe biden knows these are competitive races, he knows that come november there are battleground states in michigan is one of them. it's seen as a purple state, not red or blue. you have to fight for ev

iam i am concerned in our performance and in the way that we are going to deal with now, maybe two orlayers in the last game that we need to find a different solution again. of course we know very well newcastle and we can assess newcastle but now i think the most important is the way in which we are going to find the balance in the team to be consistent and to perform in the way that we want to perform. we know we are running out of games. there are not many left. the season seems to have gone so quick. you know, we're here now and we have minimal games left but there is still an opportunity to achieve so we are determined to try and maximise in every game. i think the players know the importance of the fixtures we have coming up. we have got a bit of form behind us. we are looking to recapture still our very best performance levels. hopefully we can. updates on that match on the bbc sport website. in italy, lecce have sacked manager roberto d'aversa after he headbutted verona striker thomas henry, following a serie a match between the two sides on sunday. speaking after the game, th