tell us about your daughter, yasmin. what kind of sacrifices has l yasmin. made to get to this stage? her a-levels she made to get to this stage? her a-leveis were _ she made to get to this stage? he: a—levels were very difficult for her. she was trying to balance doing at least 2a to 30 hours of training every week and to do her a—levels at the same time. she chose not to go to university so that she could fulfil her dream and she also turned down an offer to go to america, so she has stuck by it. she has always wanted to represent her country at the olympics so during covid as well, when our front lounge was turned into a mini gym, she stuck by had dream all the way through. she has always wanted to represent her country at this level and today is just an amazing day for her. took us throu~h just an amazing day for her. took us through what _ just an amazing day for her. took us through what happened _ just an amazing day for her. took us through what happened because - just an amazing day for her. took us through what happened because it l through what ha

a first women's diving medal for 64 years, as yasmin harper

yasmin: hello, everyone. i think that panel before us did a good job of surveying the landscape, including the threat. i wanted to get a bit specific and vote on what was said. so we talk about trust in the last panel and one of our observations about the trust landscape is not that we are in a post-trust era because as humans we have to make decisions and evaluate things. but it's not that trust is as accurate -- evaporated, it's that it's migrated. trust is much less institutional and much more focused. i think that's really important as we think about the risk posed by generative ai. we did a study with gen z to figure out how young people are going about -- what they have online and how they go about evaluating information. so i wanted to do a survey of this room and have -- we have a good generational mix. just by a show of hands, how many people here read the comments underneath news articles? that's about half, two thirds. i have to tell you, i did not read the comments. i thought the collective unders

celebrations for yasmin harper and scarlett mewjensen.b�*s first medal of the games in paris. they were solid and benefited in the end from a shocking mistake by the australian pair. it's the first opening day medal for team gb since athens in 200a. two—time olympic champion adam peaty is through to the 100m breaststroke semi—finals. the 2016 and 2020 champion posted the second fastest time to reach the semis later on saturday. china's chin haiyang, the fastest man in the world this year, qualified in ninth fastest. world number one and four—time french open champion iga swiatek is off to a win in her 0lympic campaign. she beat romania's irina—camelia begu in round one in straight sets, winning 6—2, 7—5. in other big matches today, novak djokovic has just beaten matthew ebden 6—0, 6—1. carlos alcaraz is a set up in his match and closing in on victory against hady habib. final practise has been washed out at the belgian grand prix ahead of qualifying later on saturday. a brief flurry of early timed laps came to an end with lance stroll�*s

yasmin harper and scarlett mewjensen only started diving together last year. as one. out in front were the chinese pair. they are three—times and current world champions. gold for them was rarely in doubt. the british duo were sixth, with two dives to go, but a strong final dive lifted them into third position. they saved their biggest and best dive till last. australia were expected to pip them to the podium with theirfinal dive, but in this sport, there is no room for error. it's not enough for a medal for the australians, and that means there's going to be an olympic medal for great britain. that horrible mistake meant harper and mewjensen had won bronze, and britain's first medal of these games, all the more remarkable given the injury that nearly prevented mewjensen from making it i am very much lost for words. um, a month ago, i didn't think i was going to be able to be here. i got a back fracture. so, yeah, to be up on the board and to come away with that is just like, i can't imagine anything better. we came into this event knowing that this is what we

fabiola: las muestras de solidaridad por la muerte de yasmin williams no paraban de llegar esta tardes que habrÍa sido validada en la cabeza y su cuerpo sin vida abandonado en esta calle de manhattan por varias horas el viernes. williams vivÍa a sÓlo 4 minutos de donde su cuerpo fue hallado dentro de una bolsa de dormir y al lado de bolsas de basura. segÚn testigos, un hombre en silla de ruedas desechÓ su cuerpo. al ser arrestado este lunes, el sospechoso identificado como chad irish, estaba en una camilla. aÚn asÍ como la frustraciÓn del —50 vecinos y la madre de la vÍctima, se tornaron en puÑetazos insultos contra sospechoso. espero que se pudra en la cÁrcel, dijo la mar —— dijo la madre de la vÍctima. esta vecina dice que en ocasiones dio a la vÍctima visitar al sospechoso. quienes viven en el mismo piso que irish, nos explica cÓmo notaron lo que estaba pasando. —— no se explican cÓmo no notaron lo que estaba pasando. el sospechoso cuenta con un largo historial criminal y ahora enfrenta cargos por ocultamiento de un cadÁver. >> gracias. una mujer hispana de los Ángeles fue golpeada

fabiola: las muestras de solidaridad por la muerte de yasmin williams no paraban de llegar esta tardeue habrÍa sido validada en la cabeza y su cuerpo sin vida abandonado en esta calle de manhattan por varias horas el viernes. williams vivÍa a sÓlo 4 minutos de donde su cuerpo fue hallado dentro de una bolsa de dormir y al lado de bolsas de basura. segÚn testigos, un hombre en silla de ruedas desechÓ su cuerpo. al ser arrestado este lunes, el sospechoso identificado como chad irish, estaba en una camilla. aÚn asÍ como la frustraciÓn del —50 vecinos y la madre de la vÍctima, se tornaron en puÑetazos insultos contra sospechoso. espero que se pudra en la cÁrcel, dijo la mar —— dijo la madre de la vÍctima. esta vecina dice que en ocasiones dio a la vÍctima visitar al sospechoso. quienes viven en el mismo piso que irish, nos explica cÓmo notaron lo que estaba pasando. —— no se explican cÓmo no notaron lo que estaba pasando. el sospechoso cuenta con un largo historial criminal y ahora enfrenta cargos por ocultamiento de un cadÁver. >> gracias. una mujer hispana de los Ángeles fue golpeada en

yasmin harper and scarlett mewjensen only started diving together last year.t world champions. gold for them was rarely in doubt. the british duo were sixth, with two dives to go, but a strong final dive lifted them into third position. they saved their biggest and best dive till last. australia were expected to pip them to the podium with their final dive, but in this sport, there is no room for error. it's not enough for a medal for the australians, and that means there's going to be an olympic medal for great britain. that horrible mistake meant harper and mewjensen had won bronze, and britain's first medal of these games, all the more remarkable given the injury that nearly prevented mewjensen from making it to paris at all. i am very much lost for words. um, a month ago, i didn't think i was going to be able to be here. i got a back fracture. so, yeah, to be up on the board and to come away with that is just like, i can't imagine anything better. we came into this event knowing that this is what we want, but we had to stand on the boards today and deliver

few people expected that these girls would compete for the main prize, because yasmin is only... the seventh racket on the planet, and barbara is currently ranked thirty-second in the world rankings. in the semi-finals , twenty-eight-year-old miniature paulini, whose height is only 1.63 cm, defeated donna vjekic from croatia, and the beginning of the match clearly did not work out for the italian, and she spent the first set lost 2:6. the second game went to yasmin - 6:4, but in the third game everything was decided in the championship tiebreaker, where it was better at the most crucial moment. played paulina 10:8. the italian reached the final of a grand slam tournament for the second time this season. previously there was roland goros, where she lost to iga sveondok from poland. as for yasmin’s opponent in the final here, kraichikova gave a surprise by knocking out , perhaps, the main contender for victory, the 2022 wimbledon champion, elena ribakina from kazakhstan, from the fight in a one-two match. barbara won in three sets and for the second time in her career she reached the f

thank you so much, yasmin, lovely to see i you so much, yasmin, lovely to see the princess of will isthat assassination attempt on donald trump. the prime minister keir starmer says. "i am appalled by the shocking scenes at president trump's rally and we send him and his family our best wishes. political violence in any form has no place in our societies and my thoughts are with all the victims of this attack". french president emmanual macron, "i send him my wishes for a speedy recovery. a spectator has died, several are injured. it is a tragedy for our democracies. france shares the shock and indignation of the american people". the canadian prime minister, justin trudeau, "i'm sickened by the shooting at former president trump. it cannot be overstated — political violence is never acceptable. my thoughts are with former president trump, those at the event, and all americans". fumio kushida ofjapan wrote, "we must stand firm against any form of violence that challenges democracy. i pray for former president trump's speedy recovery". the indian prime minister, nahendra modi wrote, "d

celebrations for yasmin harper and scarlett mewjensen. games in paris. they were solid and benefited in the end from a shocking mistake by the australian pair. it's the first opening day medal for team gb since athens in 2004. two—time olympic champion, adam peaty is through to the 100m breaststroke semi—finals. the 2016 and 2020 champion, posted the second fastest time to reach the semis later on saturday. china's chin haiyang, the fastest man in the world this year, qualified in ninth fastest. world number one, and four—time french open champion, iga swiatek is beginning her olympic campaign on philippe chatrier. she's facing romania's irina—camelia begu, in round one. she's a set up, taking that 6—2. 0h final practise has been washed out at the belgian grand prix, ahead of qualifying later on saturday. a breif flurry of early timed laps came to an end with lance stroll�*s crash out of eau rouge. with the rain getting worse, no further signifcant running took place. the fastest time was max verstappen�*s, who will take a 10—place grid p

york, y un grupo de vecinos indignados, que intentan golpear al hombre sospechoso de haber asesinado a yasminl olor fue lo que les alertÓ y esto dijo una testigo. >> yo le dije a mi esposo "esto es un muerto, no es basura", estÁ muy blanco. borja: segÚn la policÍa, yasmin williams muriÓ por un disparo en la cabeza, ahora todo estÁ bajo investigaciÓn. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ carolina: mÁs de lo que deben saber a esta hora. el senador bob menÉndez puso el poder a la venta, son las palabras de un fiscal. tikal hizo referencia a que el senador presuntamente aceptÓ cientos de miles en fondos para segÚn Él, beneficiar a beneficiarios y a gobiernos extranjeros. hoy martes, el jurado continÚa escuchando los argumentos. tambiÉn, llegÓ a la corte el dÍa de hoy el actor alec baldwin, donde comienza tambiÉn para Él la selecciÓn de jurado parece juicio por homicidio involuntario en su contra, tras la muerte de la directora de fotografÍa, halyna hutchins, durante el rodaje de la pelÍcula rush, en el aÑo 2021. este proceso se inicia un dÍa despuÉs de que una jueza decidiera que el desempeÑo del actor como coproductor

yasmÍn, talk about -- stop the spread of ai generated election misleading information. >> yeah. idea at the, you know, at the origination of the content trying to stump it in a way it can be identified as -- as synthetic is really important and that's ongoing work. one of the things that i think is interesting actually is that it's kind of actually just refusing to provide the gen ai service. so it's kind of like a new -- it's, you know, a lot of people kind of understand that there's a tension for technology companies and wanting to make the experience safe so interesting, for example, now if you go to google's generative ai which is gemini, it will give you a nonanswer which is actually pretty crappy feeling, you know, but they send you to search instead. they say go to search and research and shows people that want -- i think that interesting intention between authority and intensity. those are the mental models that we have from the last,t, coming from an institution they trust or even google search, you know, i'm -- there's a lot of trust there so the stakes are high and so

think maybe more so in your case, yasmin. what to begin by you sharing with us what you're saying. and again particularly with relationships and use of ai when it comes to information deception or other forms of ai deception. and going to begin with you, a little bit of a different animal because you really are looking at societal changes and what kind of interventions you can make not evenn necessarily via your platforms to affect change picks a give us a bit of a sense of what you are saying. >> okay. i want to come i think the panel before due to such a good job of surveying the landscape including the threats i wanted to get ai bit specific on what was said. talk about trust in the last panel and one of our observations about the trust landscape is not that we are inn a post trust era, because as humans with trust commitment decision, evaluate things. but it's not that trust is evaporated. it's about it migrated. trust is much less institutional and much more social. really impt as we think about the risk posed by generative ai. we did a study with gen z to figure out how young

britain's yasmin harper and scarlett mewjensen has won team gb�*s first medal of paris 2024 with divingnised 3m springboard final. meantime, fifa has deducted six points from the canadian team at the women's football tournament, following the flying of a drone to spy on new zealand's training session on monday. maryam moshiri is in paris. the excitement is still continuing here in paris on day one of the olympics. it's not been easy to get here. the weather has been terrible. it's been raining for about 36 hours and that rain has had an impact on some olympic events. the skateboarding, for example, has been delayed and also authorities who are organising the olympic games have actually said they're going to work out whether or not they should carry on with trials in the river seine. for the triathletes, who are, of course, competing on tuesday. they do promise, though, that the tuesday triathlon will go ahead as previously planned. so it's been a heady day of sport with many medals given out today. the excitement continues. parisians are very, very excited about what's going to happen t

he's speaking to our yasmin vossoughian.cident. >> reporter: tonight nfl hall of famer terrell davis demanding accountability after he says he was handcuffed and removed from a united airline flight. >> my son politely asked, excuse me, may i please have a cup of ice, and so i put my hand up like, and he didn't see it. so i reached and tapped him on his shoulder, and that's when he swung back and said, don't hit me, and i -- i'm a little confused. i didn't hit you. >> reporter: the broncos legend traveling to california with his wife tamiko and three kids when they landed, he said. the pilot asked all passengers to remain seated. then according to davis, six fbi and law enforcement officers board the plane. >> they come right towards me, and at that point my mind is, like, what the heck is going on? i'm in shock that this guy is actually putting handcuffs on me. >> reporter: his three children were looking on. >> i was powerless. i couldn't do anything. >> and our kids, they were helpless. you know, it was the absolute most

yasmin harper's dad shaun harper said it's testament to her hard work.ying to balance doing at least 2a to 30 hours of training every week and to do her a levels at the same time. she chose not to go to university so that she could fulfil her dream and she also turned down an offer to go to america, so she has stuck by it. she's always wanted to represent her country at the olympics. so, you know, during covid as well, when our front lounge was turned into a little mini gym, she's stuck by her dream all the way through. she's always wanted to represent her country at this level. and today is just an amazing, amazing day for her. so much pride from a dad for her daughter. so much dedication goes into preparing these olympic games. you can often forget that when you are covering them, it does notjust appear out of nowhere, it is years and years of dedication and hard work that goes into even getting something as amazing as a bronze medal. and a reminder you can follow the olympics in paris across the bbc. there is a special paris 2024 section on the bbc sp

participants in the decisive match were athletes who had never reached the wimboldon final before: italian yasminova from the czech republic. few people expected that these...

yasmin 6:4, but in the third game everything was decided in the championship tiebreak, where at the mostrucial moment paulina played better (10:8). the italian reached the final of a grand slam tournament for the second time this season. previously there was roland goros, where she lost to igeondok from poland. as for yasmin's rival final here, then krajcikova gave a surprise by knocking out perhaps the main contender for victory, the 2022 wimbledon champion, from the fight in a one-two match. elena ribakina from kazakhstan. barbara won in three sets and reached the final of a grand slam tournament for the second time in her career. let me remind you that the winners in singles will receive 2,700,000 pounds sterling as a reward, the finalists are half that amount. the next season of the continental hockey league, which starts on september 3, in addition to purely sporting results, should also be marked by new statistical achievements of teams and individuals. players, so in the last regular season evgeniy beryukov became the first hockey player to reach the mark of a thousand matches pla

wimboldon finalist yasmin paulini climbed into the top three. changes in the world rankings of our two other tennis players were also affected. thus , victoria azarinka dropped to twentieth place, and alexander sosnovich to 134th place. the white racers of the minsk club continue to collect podiums. anniversary tour in russia, at the penultimate fifth stage , alexey shmantser came second to the finish line; teammate belarusian-russian stas mamyr continues to hold the lead in the overall standings. tomorrow at the multi-day cycling weekend, the final stage of the pilot will cover 111 km through cities on the roads of the city of votkins. sergei stas moved from gomel in his youth, the specialist thought about this election for a very long time, since in the city above sozh he completed his professional playing career and began working there. coaching bridge , he was only away for a short time stanminsky dynamo as an assistant, however, despite the difficult decisions, the coach led the capital's bears, this is the most titled team in the country,

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yasmin vossoughian. donald trump just was onstage in chicago. here is just some of what he had to say. >> i've known her a long time indirectly. not directly very much and she was always of indian heritage and she was only promoting indian heritage. i didn't know she was black. until a number of years ago when she happened to turn black, and now she wants to be known at black. so i don't know. is she indian or is she black. >>> she has always identified as a black. went to a historical black college. >> i respect either one. she doesn't. she was indian all the way and all of a sudden became a black person. >> just to be clear -- >> coming from the border are millions and millions of people that happen tos taking black jobs. you have the best. >> what exactly is a black job, sir? >> a black job is anybody that has a job. that's what it is. anybody that has a job. and they're taking. >> mr. president -- >> taking employment away for black people. >> by the way, just the first five minutes or so of the q&a. competition, vice president kamala harris

joining us now, the executive director of swing left, yasmin raji. your fund-raising has always been an integral part of helping people get elected on the democratic side. one aspect is how can you volunteer where there is a disputed election near you. the other is there money you can give us. have you seen any change? >> absolutely. first off, thank you so much for having me on. our community of about 1 million grassroots volunteers and donors since the debate were already engaging in levels that usually we see in september, october. basically the past 24 hours kicked those high levels of engagement into even higher gear. i think the big shift has been that anxiety was the main emotion that was driving a lot of contributions up and down ballot until yesterday. now it's excitement that's the driving force. that's excitement about the top of the ticket. it's also excitement about the possibility of defeating donald trump and maga extremism down ballot. so we really see the past 24 hours have been a sea change moment in an election cycle full of sea ch

a bronze medal for our divers for yasmin and scarlett , divers for yasmin and scarlett, it didn't lookey were going to get it after they made a mess of one of their dives, but after the australians messed it up on the fifth, they've gotten on to the medal table and we are incredibly proud of them and i'm sure they're incredibly happy as well because yasmin, it is her birthday tomorrow. she'll be turning 24 years old tomorrow, so what a way to celebrate. but that's not all. we've had a resounding win in the hockey team, gb's men beating spain four nil in the last hour or so. adam peaty , last hour or so. adam peaty, current world record holder in the 100 breaststroke. he has cruised through to the semi—final of that first in his heat, second fastest time overall. we're also still going on with the men's first round of the qualifications in the gymnastics doing very well there, we've seen jake jarman , there, we've seen jake jarman, he's gone, he's top so far in the floor exercise. he's absolutely dominating that . he's absolutely dominating that. he's second in the vault as well, in fac

of the international tennis tournament in malaysia, the iranian women's team with the combination of yasminani, meshkat and zahrasafi lost the result against indonesia. the asian championship zirhal handball tournament will start today in amman, jordan, and the youth team , in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful , welcome to the news section of sehat 13, on the day of tasu hosseini, the devotees of the ahl al-bayt family of innocence and purity, in various places in islamic iran, with mourning ceremonies and groups mourning. he expressed his love and devotion to the scholar rashid of karbala, hazrat abul fazl al-abbas, peace be upon him they did hajjaj tesla 10th of you, abulfaz, you are very faithful, abulfaz, you are the one who untangles the knot.

harper and earlier divers yasmin harper and scarlett mew. synchronised three metre springboard event. they made history, claiming the first gb women's diving medal in 64 years. china took gold and the us claimed silver. meanwhile, though , eurostar passengers though, eurostar passengers hoping to travel to paris are still facing disruptions after arson attacks on the french rail lines ahead of the games. 1 in 4 trains won't be running this weekend, with the operator saying four have been cancelled. today. travellers are being to told postpone their journeys if at all possible . those are the at all possible. those are the latest headlines for now. i'm sam francis, back with you in half an hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code , alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . slash alerts. >> well, next we'll continue with the great british debate. houn hour. i'm asking, would you join the 39 minutes after 5:00. good afternoon. if you're just tuned

gb athletes, scarlett and yasmin. going in the three metre synchro springboard in the diving . so there are only eight diving. so there are only eight in the field. and scarlett and yasmin in the world championships in japan. last yean championships in japan. last year, they took the silver medal and although they're both still relatively young , there are relatively young, there are going to be big hopes for them. maybe not the gold because we know that team usa and china are both in this final as well, but we .are hoping that they could well take a medal and that will of course, would put team gb on the medal table really, really early on, which would be absolutely brilliant for team gb's confidence. i'm sure, elsewhere in paris, we're already underway in the gymnastics as well. the men are going in the gymnastics seen the return of max whitlock and the introduction of jake jarman to the gymnastics. lots of eyes going to be on him to see if he can take gold in the vault and the all around final. so plenty to watch,

them, that kindness , that kind tone of theirs attracted me to their chador , hazrat zahra's chador, yasmin, one of the hundreds of narrations about choosing a new path in life is cruel, we brought a blessed rosary to imam hossein's shrine . do you like the story of their acquaintance with a group of girls? they are the same age and in the name of the girls of the revolution . it was open just a few minutes ago in maham street. i want to give you a blessed rosary to the holy shrine of agha. you are allowed to start from here. yes, we want to give this to you as a gift. make a promise with hazrat zahra. put your head on your head, it doesn't move back or fall down. do you like to put your head ? i went to see him to say goodbye, i told him how much you spent on me, so where are you? "you left it outside ," he said. i have been polite to this family , i have been polite to hazrat zahra, i know what it should be like for someone who is a servant of hazrat zahra's delegation, look , now he has become an activist. in this society , he becomes a chador by his own choice. first, maybe because he l

the campaigns are facing plenty of challenges but for democrats and those yasmin doesn't seem to be one. there's new polling out today as the harris campaign is doubling down on a popular attack line against former president donald trump. plus i was ban on abortions after six weeks. is now in effect. what it means for women medical providers and its impact on other states and uncertainty at the paris olympics after triathlon swim practice is canceled for a second day because of pollution in the river sent we're following these major developing stories and many more all coming in right here to cnn news central the time for final auditions is almost over. this week. several top contenders vying to be vice president kamala harris is running mate, are hitting the campaign trail and harris is expected to to name her pick in the next week or so. just a couple of hours from now, pennsylvania governor josh shapiro and michigan governor gretchen whitmer will headline a harris for president campaign event in pennsylvania. this as we're learning new details about how the harris campaign is seizing

britain's yasmin harper and scarlett mewjensen has won team gb�*s first medal of paris 2024 with divingsed 3m springboard final. the men's basketball is under way with australia securing a 92—80 victory over spain in the opening game at bercy arena. in the men's hockey, ireland have lost 2—0 to belgium in their opening game of pool a. the defending champions scored a goal in each half from tom boon and alexander hendrickx. and plenty happerning in the pool today as team gb�*s men qualifty for this evenings four by 100m freestyle relay. so those are just a few of the headlines coming out of the sport — my colleague maryam moshiri is in paris, she has more on events there. people are recovering here after the amazing opening ceremony last night, the crowds around the river seine and millions of viewers around the world were treated to a wonderful spectacle call for of music, dance, culture and an odour to france, wasn't it? the french media have picked up on that story this morning and all the paper's front pages are reflecting the same feelings, that the opening ceremony was generally, d

britain's yasmin harper and scarlett mewjensen has won team gb�*s first medal of paris 2024 with diving out gold and bronze in the same race in the men's cycling time trial. japan's natsumi tsunoda won gold in the women'sjudo. in the men'sjudo — kazakhstan took home their first gold medal of these games. and last but not least for day one of the games — hong kong's man wai vivia took out gold in fencing. the excitement is still continuing here in paris on day one of the olympics. it's not been easy to get here. the weather has been terrible. it's been raining for about 36 hours and that rain has had an impact on some 0lympic events. the skateboarding, for example, has been delayed and also authorities who are organising the olympic games have actually said they're going to work out whether or not they should carry on with trials in the river seine. for the triathletes, who are, of course, competing on tuesday. they do promise, though, that the tuesday triathlon will go ahead as previously planned. so it's been a heady day of sport with many medals given out today. the excitement continu

britain's yasmin harper and scarlett mewjensen has won team gb�*s first medal of paris 2024 with divingsed 3m springboard final. meantime, fifa has deducted six points from the canadian team at the women's football tournament, following the flying of a drone to spy on new zealand's training session on monday. maryam moshiri is in paris. the excitement is still continuing here in paris on day one of the olympics. it's not been easy to get here. the weather has been terrible. it's been raining for about 36 hours and that rain has had an impact on some olympic events. the skateboarding, for example, has been delayed and also authorities who are organising the olympic games have actually said they're going to work out whether or not they should carry on with trials in the river seine. for the triathletes, who are, of course, competing on tuesday. they do promise, though, that the tuesday triathlon will go ahead as previously planned. so it's been a heady day of sport with many medals given out today. the excitement continues. parisians are very, very excited about what's going to happen tod

congratulations to yasmin harper and scarlett mew jensen.ry members say on policy as leader and treasury draws up plans for capital gains tax rise in line with income tax to fix broken britain. the treasury has drawn up plans to equalise capital gains tax with income tax, civil servants will present the proposals to the chancellor, rachel reeves, who in a speech on monday is expected to prepare the nation for tax rises by claiming she inherited a £20 billion funding gap from the tories and most households. no longer have a landline. that's me. well, that's who we'll talk about that in just a moment. mail on sunday, strictly bombshell exclusive. the secret 28 minute tape that could clear giovanni pernice also , as force giovanni pernice also, as force faces brutality claims , dramatic faces brutality claims, dramatic new footage shows women officers punched to the ground before incident that sparked outcry and exclusive royal book kate and the truth about that meghan racism storm. the observer now rayner unveils plans to tackle tory housing l

congratulations to yasmin harper and scarlett mew jensen.tory members say on policy as leader and treasury draws up plans for capital gains tax rise in line with income tax to fix broken britain. the treasury has drawn up plans to equalise capital gains tax with income tax, civil servants will present the proposals to the chancellor, rachel reeves, who in a speech on monday is expected to prepare the nation for tax rises by claiming she inherited a £20 billion funding gap from the tories and most households. no longer have a landline. that's me. well, that's who we'll talk about that in just a moment. mail on sunday, strictly bombshell exclusive. the secret 28 minute tape that could clear giovanni pernice also , as force giovanni pernice also, as force faces brutality claims , dramatic faces brutality claims, dramatic new footage shows women officers punched to the ground before incident that sparked outcry and exclusive royal book kate and the truth about that meghan racism storm. the observer now rayner unveils plans to tackle tory housing

britain's yasmin harper and scarlett mewjensen has won team gb�*s first medal of paris 2024 with divingboard final. belgium took out gold and bronze in the same race in the men's cycling time trial. japan's natsume sunoda won gold in the women'sjudo under 48kg category. in the men'sjudo — kazakhstan took home their first gold medal of these games. and last but not least for day one of the games — hong kong's man wai vivia took out gold in fencing. here's maryam moshiri from paris. the excitement is still continuing here in paris on day one of the olympics. it's not been easy to get here. the weather has been terrible. it's been raining for about 36 hours and that rain has had an impact on some olympic events. the skateboarding, for example, has been delayed and also authorities who are organising the olympic games have actually said they're going to work out whether or not they should carry on with trials in the river seine. for the triathletes, who are, of course, competing on tuesday. they do promise, though, that the tuesday triathlon will go ahead as previously planned. so it's been

now yasmin harper and scarlett mew jensen will hope that their routine is as seamless today.ll try to win britain's first medal of paris 2024, in the three metres synchro diving. look out too for adam peaty. the greatest sprint breaststroker of all time, beginning the defence of his title in the pool after a few years navigating the most difficult waters of his life. and max whitlock, looking to grab a fourth straight pommel medal, begins what will be his last olympics. the moves will be rehearsed, the plans enacted but sport, unlike ceremony, cannot be perfectly choreographed. patrick geary, bbc news. well the director of the ceremonies at paris 2024, thierry reboul, says they had to do a lot of work to prepare for the weather and make sure the show was still a spectacular one. we just wejust did this we just did this morning the same thing that we have done for years, which was to adapt, adapt. the lack of —— adapt where it was dangerous for some artists on the roof for example. we had to do these kinds of things without losing the concept, spirit and without any ambition.

and celebrations for yasmin harper and scarlett mewjensen. solid and benefited in the end, from a shocking mistake by the australian pair. it's the first opening day medal for team gb since athens in 200a. two—time olympic champion adam peaty is through to the 100m breaststroke semi—finals. the 2016 and 2020 champion, posted the second fastest time to reach the semis later on saturday. china's chin haiyang, the fastest man in the world this year, qualified in ninth fastest. in the women's 400m, american star katie ledecky qualified fastest for saturday's final, pushing world record holder, ariarne titmus, into second place in her heat. new zealand's erika fairweather, and summer macintosh, of canada, also booked their places. world number one and four—time french open champion, iga swiantek is beginning her olympic campaign on philippe chatrier she's facing romania's irina—camelia begu, in round one and has made a bright start in the opening set with an early break of serve. she's currently 2 games to the good. the man in charge of the games,

britain's yasmin harper and scarlett mewjensen has won team gb�*s first medal of paris 2024 with divingbronzem springboard final. the men's basketball is under way with australia securing a 92—80 victory over spain in the opening game at bercy arena. in the men's hockey — ireland have lost 2—0 to belgium in their opening game of pool a. the defending champions scored a goal in each half from tom boon and alexander hendrickx. and plenty happerning in the pool today as team gbs men qualifty for this evenings 4 by 100m freestyle relay. and in under an hour's time, it will be the final of the men's rugby sevens competition at the stade de france, in northern paris. it's france's first attempt at a medal in the games as they take on fiji who are the reigning champions from tokyo and from rio in 2016 when sevens first became an olympic event. huge pressure on antoine dupont�*s men and a match that all of france will no doubt be glued to. so those are just a few of the headlines coming out of the sport, but let's look at some of the highlights of the opening ceremony. the olympic flame, which had be

we're joined now by olympic bronze medallists yasmin harper and scarlett mewjensen.dal around your neck at the moment? honestly i couldn't really ask for much _ honestly i couldn't really ask for much more. it's been a great 24 hours. _ much more. it's been a great 24 hours. so — much more. it's been a great 24 hours, so really pleased. scarlett, our hours, so really pleased. scarlett, vourjournev_ hours, so really pleased. scarlett, vourjournev is _ hours, so really pleased. scarlett, vourjournev is a — hours, so really pleased. scarlett, yourjourney is a remarkable - hours, so really pleased. scarlett, yourjourney is a remarkable one. | yourjourney is a remarkable one. the injury that you had, to be honest, if anyone stomps their toe they may give up running for a year, to have a back injury and carry on diving, how did you go about that and what does the medal mean, in light of that? it and what does the medal mean, in light of that?— light of that? it means so much, three months _ light of that? it means so much, three months ago _ light of that? it means so much

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influence, and he is not just ready to grind . championship race, today it is already the fourth, finalist yasmin paulini. changes in the world ranking also affected our two other tennis players, so victoria azarinka dropped to twentieth place, and alexander sosnovich to 134th place. white riders of the minsk club continue to collect podiums from the stage race tour of russia. at the penultimate fifth stage , alexey shmantser came to the finish line second. the leadership in the overall standings continues to be held by the belarusian's teammate, russian stas mamyr. tomorrow at vilomnogodnevka, the final stage of the pilot will cover 111 km through cities, along the roads of the city of votkins. sergey stas moved from gomel in his youth as a specialist. i thought about this choice for a very long time, since in the city above sozh he ended his professional playing career, and there he began to work on the coaching bridge , only for a short time he left for the dynamo minsk camp in a capacity. however, despite the difficult decisions, the coach led the capital's bears, this is the most titled team

remember that this season kalinskaya reached the quarterfinals at the australian open, beating italian yasminelini. this time anna stopped fighting, and paulina was already in the semi-finals. she defeated the american emmy navara, who previously three times. lost in various tournaments. championship belts, weigh-in and duel of views before fights. it turns out that these attributes are an integral part of not only boxing matches for the next title. everything is the same, present in a much more peaceful, but no less dangerous tournament. the hot dog eating championship, which took place in new york for the 108th time. both men and women are vying for victory. and some applicants for the main prize of $20,000 are family couples such as miki suda, last year's champion in the women's category, and nikveri, who, if i may say so, is introducing her little son max to the sport. by the way, immediately after the weigh-in, sudo was thrown down the gauntlet by the petite japanese mayo ebihara, who stated that during her morning training session, that is, breakfast, she was able to eat as many as 50 ho

yasmin harper and scarlett mew jensen moved into the medals when they took their last dive, but everybodyonze and a medal in a women's diving event, for the first time since 1960. it's been a thing. the girls have not had a medal in so many years, so coming in today, we really wanted to put our best foot forwards, and show what we can do, and to come away with the first medal for so long in women's diving is incredible. this start to the games bought the house a lasting moment. cheering. this is antoine dupont, who since the rugby world cup, has learned to play sevens. nine months of work had led to this night. france had not qualified in tokyo for this sport, and in fiji, they beat the reigning champions. hearts are exploding in joy. music: non, je ne regrette rien by edith piaf. the first gold for france, dupont�*s greatest gamble. he left with no regrets. some breaking news coming into us, a late and craft has come down in a field south of york. emergency services are being told that in response team and the ambulance are at the scene. north yorkshire police say the news was reported a

remember that this season kolinskaya reached the quarterfinals at the australian open, beating italian yasminehis time anna stopped fighting, and paulini was already in the semi-finals. she defeated american emma navara, who had previously lost three times. championship belts, weigh-in and duel of glances before the fight. turns out, these attributes are an integral part of not only boxing matches for the next title. all the same things are present in a much more peaceful, but no less dangerous tournament. the hot dog eating championship, which took place in new york for the 108th time. both men and women are vying for victory in it. belongs to the legendary joe chestnet, who was able to swallow 76 servings of fast food in the 10 minutes allotted by the regulations 3 years ago. in total, he won 16 times in the previous 17 years, but this year a scandal broke out. it turned out that chesnet was participating in advertising for a competitor of the main sponsor of the championship, and he was indefinitely disqualified. in his absence , the championship belt went to “patrick” bertoletti for the fi

yasmin harper and scarlett mew jensen moved into the medals when they took their last dive, but everybodygo past them. 0h! anything can happen in diving. a routine score would have put them in bronze, but on the left of the screen, a slip on the board. their agony had brought team gb history. bronze and a medal in a women's diving event, for the first time since 1960. it's been a thing. the girls have not had a medal in so many years, so coming in today, we really wanted to put our best foot forwards, and show what we can do and to come away with the first medal for so long in women's diving is incredible. this start to the games bought the hosts a lasting moment. cheering. this is antoine dupont, who since the rugby world cup, has learn to play sevens. nine months of work had led to this night. france had not qualified in tokyo for the sport and in fiji, they beat the reigning champions. 69,000 fans here! hearts are exploding injoy. music: non, je ne regrette rien by edith piaf the first gold for france, dupont�*s greatest gamble. he left with no regrets. our sports correspondent, katie

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