rhys priestland and ruaridh mcconnochie combining as bath raced into a 13—0 lead.lowed by sam simmons, and from there it was one—way traffic. sam skinner added two tries of his own. in a 38—16 win, their biggest victory. there might be a crisis brewing in coventry. wasps were looking to avoid a third successive defeat but were soon behind to gloucester. the away side had arnie thoroughly sent off. a second try before half—time saw gloucester leading 17—0. when josh bassett went over with ten minutes remaining, the fightback was complete. not quite. this penalty three minutes from time saw gloucester snatch a 20—19 win. the first time wasps have won four home matches in a row. the pressure is definitely building. in the evening game, bristol restored their advantage at the top of the table over exeter after snatching victory at worcester warriors. the bears let a seven—point half—time lead slip and it wasn't until siva naulago's hat—trick try was converted with ten minutes left that they edged to a 2a—23 win. edinburgh's proili match against benetton tomorrow has be

headline says me mommy tells the un it is ready to weather ascensions an isolation envoy says so rhys's the pushback from the military about maybe what the international community's deciding to do what do you make of the international community's reaction so you saw to this could. you see there's some international some part of the international community has taken steps into the right direction such as the united states for example like stepping up with very concrete actions such as like you know. freeze in the $1000000000.00 reserve that this military was trying to seize where there's also the. the new administration coming up with and like father sanction in the individual military generals as well as non-target in the. 2. military congo married the economic cooperation and the like and on the holding limited and i just to go back to alys point of like you know how do we make sense of this coup and like like elie already stressed a point like that is this person the ambition by him that this male lie that leader of the coup. and because you know he's losing to the military power is n

leinster powered into the pro“; final with a 38—19 victory over ulster — rhys ruddock�*s try gave them of ulster in the conference a table with just two games remaining. leinster will defend their title against munster in three weeks�* time. england's women have continued their run of fine form, completing a clean sweep over new zealand in the t20 series, to add to their one—day triumph last month. after setting the home side a victory target of 129, they bowled them out forjust 96 to win by 32 runs in wellington. mady villiers took a career best 3—10 and nat sciver wrapped up the victory. it's brilliant to be able to come out here and play as a group again. we haven't played odis for a year before we did over here so it's brilliant to get over here before the world cup next year and to set us up for the season ahead as well. we've, yeah, a couple of series and the hundred as well, so, yeah, we've got a big 12 months coming up. great britain claimed three medals at the european indoor athletics championships in poland. a real roller—coaster for holly archer — she thought she won silver

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it comes from bee rhys johnson. he says he's never blocked the export of any vaccines. war of words is not dying down. bloomberg's maria blair is joining us. how is this spat between the u.k. and tempt u. impacting the rollout? there seems to be a number of fronts over which the e.u. and the u.k. are falling out right now. how does this impact on the rollout? >> well, anna, the fundamental question is at this point, getting into a fight with the united kingdom over exports are not going to fix the problems that we've had in the european union. is it going to go faster? that's also no. but there's an element to the european union. and they do feel that the european union for weeks now even if its own production was being cut was still exporting vaccines as the european union, this is a point that they wanted to make. it was about taking whole of the narrative which many officials behind the scenes for weeks now have argued that it's unfair. it's also inaccurate to present the european union as almost this evil bureaucratic machinery that is hoarding vaccines from all acr

leinster powered into the final with a 38—19 victory over ulster — rhys ruddock�*s try gave them the championships in poland. a real roller—coaster for holly archer. she thought she won silver in the 1,500 metres, only to be disqualified forjostling, and then reinstated after an appeal. it's was a far less complicated affair forjodie williams. she produced a personal best in the 400 metres to claim bronze. it's her first individual medal since 2014. eye came here to do that. so i'm just really glad that i've proved to myself that i can go on podiums again. this chance was really about overcoming those mental barriers. last time i was here eye came forth. so i had to come home with something. there was disappointment for holly bradshaw though. a previous gold and silver medallist she was favourite to win the pole vault, but produced her worst performance of the year and had to settle for bronze. england's lee westwood lead the field at the arnold palmer invitational in florida, tommy fleetwood and rory mcilroy are just a few shots back. but the shot of the round came from jordan spiet