let's begin with abdullah alaoudh.'s you respond to the report's release, what you found most significant about it and the biden administration response? >> thank you so much for having us. it is a pleasure to be here. the report was no surprise. there was no new information. we already knew that bin salman was implicated in the murder, we just needed that report to be released. and we think it is a huge step toward transparency. it also we think it is equally important to follow that with a step toward accountability, which is as we know now, implicated in the murder, it is important to not just point a finger but to sanction mbs, mohammed bin salman, and treat him as the pariah he is like biden promised during the campaign. amy: i want to turn to joe biden speaking in november 2019 during a presidential debate. >> president trump has not punished senior study leaders. would you? >> yes. a set at the time, khashog was murdered and dismembered and i believe on the order of the crown prince. i would make it very clear w

sent from the secretary of state antony blinken to president garny of afghanistan and also to dr abdullah who is the chairperson of the talks process in afghanistan. has confirmed the contents of the letter with both dr garlands office the president's office and dr abdullah's office and what is very clear from this letter is that the u.s. is now planning to fast track a process in afghanistan as you know there been talks in doha which successfully came up with an agreement between the u.s. and the taliban but the talks between the afghan government and the taliban have not been going so well they've got very bogged down so this is the new u.s. proposal 1st they're going to ask the united nations and so far i have no response here at united nations headquarters from u.n. officials on this but they are not the united nations to urgently set up a meeting of foreign ministers with with influence on the situation in regional and international influence russia china pakistan iran india and the united states want to soon as the u.s. is asking the u.n. to organize that because of the delicacy of

abdullah cree yusuf on them it is a cousin the dual part of my job the father of the cousin of the pope of the gods is a. presidential i defy any mogadishu ok identifies as the president of mogadishu so you call that to a process which is not fraught a process where a country is the problems that we have that a country then you bring it prevent this guy from some idea ok so who do you trust to tackle this case that. so get it back on so that you go i want to kiss you for i do prattle on that kept a 7 or better united nations security council jumped at 7 i coughed up to 9. you've got to go and i really don't accept. they wouldn't get you would have in this case we did bring you said you didn't get. peace and it got you or what does get on his case with that and a good piece in the region we already add to what we've had to shut up in the region we don't want any i've done quite begin to read you an indian origin we warned you i my all going to dish on one america and france from attacking you did bia go under in my eyes you would find my editor wrote down to say. that he had time to suck

nurse abdullah al khadri is pained by what he sees. it's already too late for saif hassan. from hunger. his brother, abu bakr, was by his side. saif lies buried here. aid agencies warn cuts in funding will be measured in lives lost. 0rla guerin, bbc news, southern yemen. stay with us on bbc news if you can. still to come: # vaccine, vaccine, vaccine, # i'm begging of you please don't hesitate, # vaccine, vaccine, vaccine, dolly parton�*s plea to americans — get the vaccine before it's too late. first, the plates slid gently off the restaurant tables. then suddenly, the tables, the chairs and people crashed sideways and downwards, and it was just a matter of seconds as the ferry lurched onto her side. the hydrogen bomb. on a remote pacific atoll, the americans had successfully tested a weapon whose explosive force dwarfed that of the bomb dropped on hiroshima. i had heard the news earlier, and so my heart went bang, bang, bang! the constitutional rights of - these marchers are their rights as citizens of the united i states, and they should be protected even in the right. to

and king abdullah arrived turn mixed reception from crowds at the hospital who immediately ordered the hospital director to resign parliament to set up a special committee to investigate and prime minister bush. says there is no justification for what happened in. the government and only the government takes full responsibility for this very painful incident we will not result excuses or justifications about what happened what happened was horrific so it is impossible to deny or to escape responsibility for the death of one jordanian due to these failings is an acceptable. but there are people here who say the hospital with understaffed and ill prepared and many are asking why a failure like this went unnoticed until it is too late nor about a man the al-jazeera. services in brazil are trying to enforce tougher restrictions imposed this week to slow the advance of covert 19 the country's seen a surge in deaths were courting around 2000 for the 4th day in a row police armed with machine guns raided an illegal party in sao paulo's nightclub district on saturday more than 600 people had p

nurse abdullah al khadri is pained by what he sees. it's already too late for saif hassan.akr, was by his side. saif lies buried here. aid agencies warn cuts in funding will be measured in lives lost. 0rla guerin, bbc news, southern yemen. you are watching bbc news. plenty more on on that report on the website. now, something quite different. sex workers have gathered outside the dutch parliament, in protest that they are not being allowed to return to work when other contact professions can reopen for business from wednesday. coronavirus infections in the netherlands have increased for the second week running, but the rise was partly the result of wider testing, according to the public health agency rivm's latest weekly update. 0ur correspondent in the hague, anna holligan, sent this report. from the 3rd of march, all content professions in the netherlands — beauticians, hairdressers, tattoo artists, can start seeing clients again. -- all —— all contact professions. but sex workers can't. this might not strike you as surprising. in many countries commit these trades are co

nurse abdullah al khadri is pained by what he sees. it's already too late for saif hassan.s side. saif lies buried here. aid agencies warn cuts in funding will be measured in lives lost. 0rla guerin, bbc news, southern yemen. in the us — senators have been questioning the director of the fbi on the storming of the capitol building. they want to find out how much the agency knew about right—wing these are images from that attack on the 6th of january. at least 18 people associated with the far—right proud boys have so far been charged. nine people tied to an anti—government militia, known as the 0ath keepers, are alleged to have conspired — as far back as november — to try preventjoe biden from becoming president. here's some of what chris wray had to say about the attack. i was appalled, like you, at the violence and destruction that we saw that day. i was appalled that you, our country's elected leaders, were victimised right here in these very halls. that attack, that siege, was criminal behaviour, plain and simple. and it's behaviour that we, the fbi, view as domestic te

and king abdullah arrived to a mixed reception for crowds at the hospital and he immediately ordered the hospital director to also resign and parliament to set up a special committee to investigate what happened but there are people here who say the hospital was understaffed and ill prepared and many are asking why a failure like this went unnoticed until it was too late nor about a manly al-jazeera. at least 3 people have been killed by a powerful car bomb outside a police station in the afghan city of herat no one has yet claimed responsibility contre 40 reports now from kabul. the devastation is everywhere some houses completely demolished others badly damaged with a car bomb ripped through the center of the western city of herat and beneath the rubble dozens of people were trapped in that part of what of taking 6 people out by myself there was no one who could help me take the pinnacle out of the rubble i was asking others to call the emergency services but when the excavations came we didn't need them all of them lost their lives. residents say after the explosion streets were b

nurse abdullah al khadri is pained by what he sees. it's already too late for saif hassan.taken the day before he died from hunger. his brother, abu bakr, was by his side. saif lies buried here. aid agencies warn cuts in funding will be measured in lives lost. 0rla guerin, bbc news, southern yemen. deliveries of coronavirus vaccines have begun around the world under the covax scheme which provides lower income nations with the much—needed jabs. in nigeria, the most heavily populated country on the african continent, nearly 4 million doses of the 0xford—astrazeneca jab arrived tuesday. manufactured in india, they are the first of 16 million doses to be delivered to nigeria in the coming months. there were also deliveries to ghana, where the vaccination campaign kicked off tuesday. the government hopes to vaccinate 20 million, more than 66% of the nation, by the end of the year. 0ur correspondent, thomas naadi, was in the capital, accra, as people queued outside health centres. i'm in one of the covid—i9 vaccination centres in the capital, accra, where people have been waitin

and king abdullah arrived to a mixed reception from the crowds at the hospital and he immediately ordered the whole rector to resign parliament to set up a special committee to investigate what happened but there are people here who say the hospital was under starved and ill prepared and many are asking why a failure like this went on noticed until tonight. al-jazeera. true and his government is brining full face coverings and closing more than a 1000 islamic schools it says it's taking the decision on national security grounds the president has promised to crack down on religious extremism but critics argue it's the latest measure by the government to marginalize the muslim community it recently reversed a mandate to cremate with 19 victims of crime among muslims and international criticism no fernando's has details now from colombia. the minister of public security. said that the ban of the burka is all about national security he described the burka as basically a symbol of extremism and he did that in previous years gone by that you didn't see the use of the burka that much but this 9

and king abdullah arrive turn mixed reception from crowds at the hospital who immediately ordered the hospital director to also resign parliament to set up a special committee to investigate and prime minister bush. says there is no justification for what happened in. the government and only the government takes full responsibility for this very painful incident will not result excuses or justifications about what happened what happened was horrific so it is impossible to deny or to escape responsibility for the death of one jordanian due to these failings isn't acceptable. but there are people here who say the hospital was understaffed and ill prepared and many are asking why a failure like this went unnoticed until it was too late nor about a manly al-jazeera. at least 8 people were killed by a powerful car bomb outside a police station in the afghan city of herat no one has claimed responsibility thousands of hands and shops also damaged in the blast failure contrary reports now from the capital kabul. the devastation is everywhere some houses completely demolished others badly dam

to get more on this story we're joined now by abdullah more leamy saudi arabia's ambassador to the united nations of the law thank you very much for joining us on the program now you know u.s. sanctions against saudi arabia but biden did not sanction everyone that a lot of his supporters were pushing for him to do like the crown prince specifically are you relieved about this move is it still frustrating thank you for hosting me. we don't need to be a to leave because we never fulfilled that was a serious possibility the competence is not involved in this process. has been cleared or wrong doing he took a lot of responsibility as a courageous leader. and that means ensuring that the situation just corrected and that those responsible for this heinous crime are brought to justice and he did just that so there is nothing to be concerned about it's time to move on while then so we're talking about sanctions then if you mention that you know you you know while u.s. sanctions have been have been put against saudi arabia in general so what do you what do you think riyadh is going to retaliate o

nurse abdullah al khadri is pained by what he sees. it's already too late for saif hassan.y his side. saif lies buried here. aid agencies warn cuts in funding will be measured in lives lost. 0rla guerin, bbc news, southern yemen. the reggae music legend, bunny wailer, has died in kingston, jamaica, at the age of 73. bunny wailer was the last surviving member of the group the wailers, which also included bob marley and peter tosh. in 2017 bunny wailer received the jamaican government's order of merit for his contribution to jamaican music. president biden says the united states is on course to produce enough coronavirus vaccine to inoculate every adult in the country by the end of may. at a white house press briefing, mr biden said two of the country's pharmaceutical giants, johnson &johnson and merck, would work together to mass produce the jabs. speaking a short while ago, president biden said his administration was bringing in "war time" strategies to fight the pandemic. this is a wartime effort, and every action has been on the table including putting together breakthrou

and king abdullah arrived turn mixed reception from crowds at the hospital he immediately ordered the hospital director to also resign parliament to set up a special committee to investigate and prime minister bush. says there is no justification for what happened in. the government and only the government takes full responsibility for this very painful incident we will not result excuses or justifications about what happened what happened was horrific so it is impossible to deny or to escape responsibility for the death of one jordanian due to these failings isn't acceptable. but there are people here who say the hospital was understaffed and ill prepared and many are asking why a failure like this went unnoticed until it was too late nor about a manly al-jazeera. now to believe here the former interim president janine annette has been arrested after allegations of a coup against her predecessor morale is and has took over as interim leader after morale is fled delivering $29000.00 amid violent protests against his re-election are is returned after his movie. the socialism party won

problem or oil bring the price of oil down and they've always done it there are reports that king abdullah told the bahraini authorities next door that if they don't crush their own share revolt his forces will. crack down came just a day after the body is king declared martial law and told in troops from neighboring saudi arabia to help shut down the protests we are seeing the people of this world is to help us to do something for these people we are being put to the fullest we're asking for our legitimate rights and nothing else and that's a people are being killed chopping with the u.k. for example is not to be more outspoken more assertive about the fact the people have been tortured people have lost their lives we've been shot at the only government over whom we have no influence. saudi arabia executed 47 people today it's largest mass executions since 19861 of the bodies and the severed head. put on public display as a warning it's a big folly to rely on so-called international organizations and governments because the government the way it is it is because as american and british su

and we have had a very productive session and there are reports that king abdullah told the bahraini authorities next door that if they don't crush their own sheer revolt his forces will. pull people of bahrain have basically been overlooked and their concerns and their rights have been pushed to one side in the interests all security and prosperity i think did it just the royal family to go freezing putting the poorest nation in the gulf region . even the british embassy in bahrain as for money i can get into the keep quiet deal with what if to my for my nice to her in the authorities have over the security services. police will use a handgun to a piece of beef i live rounds indiscriminately in which the test is a protest or a shell to point blank range by what appears to be a policeman firing tear gas canisters he stands up again she seems to take a machete and she asked me to crack down came just a day off to the audience king declared martial law and told him troops from neighboring saudi arabia to help shut down the protests. yes i think that people. to help us to do something f

actually i spoke to omar abdullah who is head of the united nations and human rights department at the palestinian ministry of foreign affairs he says the i.c.c. decision to investigate she send a strong message to the israeli government the prosecutor this is what she has with its obligation under its mandate that's why it was always a victory for international law and justice and that's why we come to decision by the prosecutor to investigate the war crimes that committed committed in their capability then financially including in jerusalem we understand that. his war criminal criminals they should be afraid now from this. important by the from this important study by the international criminal court we only will come to the decision by the prosecutor one before that we will come the decision by the brits will chum both all the factions and the government of superstar and we always come to this decision under difficult for it to coordinate with the office of the prosecutor or the investigator the investigators and or any other advice by the international criminal court we would be ne

abdullah obaid mother says this is the toughest moment of her life it's the 3rd time his 16 year old son has been detained in the past 6 months and this time he's going to prison accused of throwing stones at israeli forces trying my field on him and. whenever stones are thrown at the occupying forces they come and arrest me the last time i was put under house arrest i wasn't allowed to step outside the house. he says he had to choose between an open ended saint unsound a house arrest or 2 months in prison and this mother you know we have always been through hard times but this is the hardest it's the toughest ever to hand over your own child to the occupying forces may god protect him adela lives in the isa we a neighborhood of occupied east jerusalem israeli security forces have been accused of provoking palestinian communities carrying out a daily raids setting up roadblocks and going back at night to make arrests many of those detained are under 18 and you don't know what rights groups say more than 200 miners are being held in israel last week this video went viral that shows 5

nurse abdullah al khadri is pained by what he sees. it's already too late for saif hassan.was by his side. saif lies buried here. aid agencies warn cuts in funding will be measured in lives lost. 0rla guerin, bbc news, southern yemen. the holiday park operator pontins, which has six major venues in the uk, has entered a legally—binding agreement with the equality and human rights commission to prevent racial discrimination in its booking policies. it follows the revelation that staff were warned not to book accommodation for "undesirable guests", including people with irish surnames. critics said it was a clear attempt to keep gypsy, roma and traveller families from its holiday parks. our business correspondent emma simpson is here. how did this come to light? this came about after a whistle—blower revealed that pontins had been using a—list of irish surnames as part of a policy to prevent bookings from gypsy and traveller families. prevent bookings from gypsy and travellerfamilies. it published prevent bookings from gypsy and traveller families. it published the list on it

incident which is being investigated 150 relatives of patients gathered outside the hospital which king abdullah visited in a bit to defuse tensions. but that's not my father and mother in the coronavirus solutions' own inside the hospital and it was by coincidence inside when suddenly the oxygen was cut me of stuff they said we ran out of oxygen in that they were waiting for an oxygen truck to resupply the hospital we received assistance from the civil defense some of them were inside the hospital and they provided oxygen cylinders and they started to resuscitate patients among them my parents. demonstrations in myanmar against the military's role of again turned deadly at least 12 people have reportedly been killed across the country crackdown took place as the acting eater of the civilian government promised a revolution as he addressed the public for the 1st time from an undisclosed location. and in bolivia the former interim president jeanine and then as has been arrested after allegations of a coup against have predicted it will morale is and as took over as interim leader off the morale h

molina abdullah saying his agenda lined up with our agenda perfectly, reached out to black lives betteras brutally murdered and says it wouldn't help. she joins us live. thank you for being here. you are wearing that mask. whatever makes you feel comfortable, we are happy to have you here to share your story with us. tell us what happened after your son died. >> after he was murdered i reached out to them recently when this happened with gascon and the evidence came up, evidence that it was a hate crime because he was black. i reached out to some more black advocates. you ask me what the story is about, i didn't hear you. carley: i was asking if you could tell us when you reached out to them, i'm sorry for the loss of your son. when you reached out to them what was the response? >> nothing. i got nothing. jillian: are you surprised? >> know. my son wasn't killed by cops or white people. black wives matter is a multimillion dollar business for them. it is not about black lives. anybody black that gets murdered by a cop can generate big bucks for them. the people that are being murdered t

. >> the center was started by abdullah muhammad months ago. he's a pediatric nurse.he rent for this tiny space out of his own pocket. we're struggling to stay open, his wife and the center's director says. but at the same time, we can't let go of the kids. especially not now, now that they have seen the impact they can have and knowing that hundreds more need their help. down syndrome is a genetic condition in which a child has a full or partial extra chrome sewn. this affects the way that the child's brain and body develop. early intervention can mitigate the majority of the developmental challenges, but even before the war, that was a struggle. one of the many problems is weak muscle development. the physical therapist told us. she says he should have splints to help his knee joints but she has to work with the little she has. [ speaking foreign language ] >> this is incredible. if we had been two months ago, he wasn't able to walk on his own. they had to carry him through everything, and now intense physical therapy and you're doing so well. years ago, sadas paren

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the center was started by abdullah mohamed seven months ago.dren before the war. he pays the rent for this tiny space out of his own pocket. we're struggling to stay open, his wife and the center's director says, but at the same time we can't let go of the kids. especially not now, now that they are seen the impact they can have and knowing that hundreds more need their help. downs syndrome is a genetic condition in which a child has a full or partial extra chromosome. this affects the way that the child's brain and body develop. early intervention can mitigate the majority of the developmental challenges, but even before the war that was a struggle. [ speaking foreign language ]. >> reporter: one of the many problems is weak muscle development. the physical therapist has told us. she says that he should have sprints to help his knee joints, but she has to work with the little she has. [ speaking foreign language ]. >> this is incredible. i mean if we had been here two months ago, he wasn't able to walk on his own. they had to carry him through

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abdullah yusuf i am it is it caused in part of my jaw deprive that they've got over to pull over to god is a. british nature i defy him a good teacher ok and i defy this the president of whom i got it you so do your court adaptive they proceed as would you not brought it boston where it country is if problems we've had a country then you bring it preventing it from some idea ok so so who do you trust to tackle this case then. so get it back on so that you go i want to kiss you for i do prattle on that kept a 7 or better united nations security council jumped at 7 o'clock stopped at 9. you've got to go and i read it goes up to. can you add up to this case we bring you said your ticket. to peace and a touch of these gifts on disk as we do that then to get these in the region we already i do what we've got a shot bob in the region we don't want any idea why didn't get everything done in india an election we wouldn't do i my all going to dish on one america and a promise from out talking if we are going to rule in my you would find my. road done decided that he had time to sort the damage o

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the center was started by abdullah mohammed seven years ago.rent for this tiny space out of his own pocket. we are struggling to say open, his wife and the center's director says. but at the same time, we can't let go of the kids. especially, not now. now that they have seen the impact they can have, and knowing that hundreds more need their help. down syndrome is a genetic condition, in which a child has a full or partial-extra chromosome. this affects the way that the child's brain and body develop. early intervention can mitigate the majority of the developmental challenges. but even before the war, that was a struggle. one of the many problems is weak-muscle development, the physical therapist tells us. she says, abdul should have splints but with the little she has. >> this is incredible. i mean, if we had been here two-months ago, he wasn't able to walk on his own. they had to carry him through everything. and now, intense-physical therapy, and he is doing so well. years ago, sara's parents had put her in school but she was severely bulli

tensions between wilder and club owner prince abdullah of saudi arabia have increased recently, with league, withjust1li points from 28 games, and had the worst start to a season in the league's history. wilder has taken sheffield united from league one to the premier league in his time in charge. to the second round of the players championship golf in florida, where leader sergio garcia tees off in the next couple of hours. bryson dechambeau is in a host of american players looking to narrow the gap at the top of the leaderboard. he's two off the lead at five under par after this birdie at the sixth. you can follow that on the bbc sport website. it's been a tricky return to action for britain's seven—time formula one world champion lewis hamilton. the first of three days of preseason testing got underway in bahrain, with a sandstorm making the track almost as slippy as if it were raining. hamilton and mercedes team—mate valtteri bottas finished 10th and 17th. red bull's max verstappen went quickest. geraint thomas' hopes of winning the tirreno—adriatico race in italy have suffered a

and king abdullah arrived turn mixed reception from crowds at the hospital who immediately ordered the hospital director to also resign parliament to set up a special committee to investigate and prime minister bush. says there is no justification for what happened. the government and only the government takes full responsibility for this very painful incident will not result excuses or justifications about what happened what happened was horrific so it is impossible to deny or to escape responsibility for the death of one jordanian due to these failings is an acceptable. but there are people here who say the hospital was understaffed and ill prepared and many are asking why a failure like this went unnoticed until it was too late nor about the money al-jazeera. now there's growing concern over the devastating surge in corona virus cases in brazil countries recorded more than 2000 deaths for 3 consecutive days now with hospitals reaching capacity authorities say the upward trend in cases could cause the collapse of the entire hell. caste system leading to even more deaths brazil has re

and king abdullah arrived turn mixed reception from crowds at the hospital he immediately ordered the hospital director to also resign parliament to set up a special committee to investigate and prime minister bush. says there is no justification for what happened and. the government and only the government takes full responsibility for this very painful incident will not result excuses or justifications about what happened what happened was horrific so it is impossible to deny or to escape responsibility for the death of one jordanian due to these failings is an acceptable. but there are people here who say the hospital was understaffed and ill prepared and many are asking why a failure like this went unnoticed until it's too late nor about a money al-jazeera. hundreds of people have defied a ban and turned out in london for a vigil to honor a murdered british woman a police officer has been charged with kidnapping and killing the 33 year old disappeared as she walked home on march the 3rd body was found on wednesday everyone's killing has ignited an international conversation about

with the ethnic kurds in syria and turkey is that they were motivated ideologically by a man named abdullah women is directly tied to their freedom as a people. that's pretty remarkable. >> it was, and i wanted readers of the daughters of kobani to enter this world of young women who was reading a man, who was from new york and migrated to vermont and really practiced politics to the left of bernie sanders, and the ideas come together in this grass roots, participatory democracy and with the notion that true equality for everyone can only come if women are also able to exercise their rights. so the kurds could not be free until women were free. >> how did people react to the ypj standing up? they were kind of a separate but equal part of another fighting force, the ypg that had begun to kind of build around them. there were some people, there was one section of the book where a young woman says we thought people invented you, when they heard about these women fighters and then saw them in action. what was the reaction to them like? >> it was so fascinating, one of the women you meet who bec

tensions between wilder and club owner prince abdullah of saudi arabia have increased recently, withague�*s history. wilder has taken united from league one to the premier league in his time in charge. it's it�*s a great shame for him and sheffield united and the fans, because there was such a bond between them, you know, and it�*s rather sad for me to see that he hasn�*t had... i don�*t know what the background is, of course, what the troubles are, but there are some internal troubles but it appears this decision has been made, rather than, for me, giving him the opportunity, as many other managers do, to bring them back into the premier league. former liverpool midfielder mark gonzalez is recovering after suffering a heart attack at the age of 36. gonzalez, who won 56 caps for chile, played for liverpool under rafa benitez, and was an unused substitite in the champions league final defeat to ac milan in 2007. chelsea and manchester city know who�*ll they�*ll face in the quarter—finals of the women�*s champions league. they were among the last to be drawn — city will take on barcelo

abdullah saying in part we have decided we are going to stand with george.earlier saying she contacted blawrts about the murder of her son and she says they did nothing. >> black lives matter is a multi-million-dollar business. it's not about black lives. it's about anybody black that gets murdered by a cop and can generate big bucks for them. jillian: the mother speaking out after the d.a.'s office released one of her son's convicted killers on parole. the colorado baker who won a partial supreme court victory after refusing to bake a wedding cake for same sex couple is sued again. jack phillips is refusing to bake a birthday cake designed to honor a customer's gender transition. he is being sued for discrimination. phillips says he disagrees with the cake's message. his trial is underway. that's a look at your headlines. send it back to you. steve: thanks, jillian. rachel: thank you, jillian. steve: this viral video giving the nation shocking look what life is like in one philadelphia neighborhood which has now been referred to as the new skid row. rachel:

abdullah in buckinghamshire says the reason there is a poor uptake in the black community is because in these matters and understanding that a vaccine is the best way out of this pandemic, it is still difficult to trust the government who has made so many mistakes in dealing with covid—19. scientists under immense pressure and are only human themselves. the labour party is calling on a standards watchdog to investigate the extent of government access offered to financial services firm greensill capital. labour wants the committee on standards in public life to examine the role played by the firm�*s founder in former prime minister, david cameron�*s coalition government. our political correspondent, iain watson, told us that this morning, the business secretary, kwasi kwarteng has been defending david cameron. he has said two things. there are two accusations. one in the sunday times effectively said, look, david cameron gave lex greensill, who is behind the company that collapsed, the company that was supporting financially liberty steel, putting thousands ofjobs at risk. that david

tensions between wilder and club owner prince abdullah of saudi arabia have increased recently, withn barcelona, with the away leg first, while wsl leaders chelsea start at home against the two—time winners wolfsburg. the fa has apologised for mistiming their calls to players who hadn't made the shortlist for great britain's squad for this summer's olympics in tokyo. birmingham goalkeeper hannah hampton was devastated to hear the news just an hour—and—a—half before their wsl game against everton last night. manager carla ward said it affected her performance in their 4—0 home defeat. the fa admitted it was an error and said they took full responsibility for the upset it caused. the list of potential players has been trimmed down before the final squad is named in may. england's cricketers begin their t—20 series against india in two hours' time in ahmedabad. the home side came out on top in the test series, but these five matches will be a crucial run—through ahead of the twenty20 world cup, also be in india, later this year. this is almost the perfect preparation to try and replicat