i saw her alongside sienna miller in the west— i saw her alongside sienna miller in the west end in 2005— time. everyone has seen her in different things, from young people to older— different things, from young people to older people. she was one of those _ to older people. she was one of those actresses who have been in so many— those actresses who have been in so many productions. damien's tribute to her— many productions. damien's tribute to her in— many productions. damien's tribute to her in the — many productions. damien's tribute to her in the paper is beautiful. she was— to her in the paper is beautiful. she was such a happy person and always— she was such a happy person and always chose to be happy, she sounded — always chose to be happy, she sounded like a great person to be around _ sounded like a great person to be around and — sounded like a great person to be around and a great actor as well. it around and a great actor as well. [it is a around and a great actor as well. is a beautiful around and a great actor as well. it is a beautiful tribute. thank you both so much for

there was some black people starting to, you know, trickle in there, but west wedged was still -- end was still back. ing we lived in statistically the most violent zip code in the city. so my white classmate's daddy is not driving all the way to west end, and my my daddy, just knowing what i know now, just to be over there and i don't want to get pulled over. well, i'm not driving you there. so my father and this man's father, they both get on the phone, and they have a conversation about where to meet. and it was, and it's mind-blowing now to have, to each grasp that this was a regular -- even grasp that this was a regular conversation. yeah, i don't trust your neighborhood. i don't trust your neighborhood. but we both want our kids to hang out and not do racism when they're older, right? okay. well, we met at rogers army/navy store on first avenue north, and that was the halfway point that they agreed upon. and so every time i wanted to hang out with one of my buddies who was white and lived in row buck, i got passed off like it was a kidnapping deal. show me the kid, show me the m

you imagine a west end singer walking on stage to nobody. it's very, very difficult. 12th man analogy. the crowd are like the 12th man and they can bring that out of you. i hope i'm in the mix, but whoever�*s in the mix, it will be worth waiting for. now for golf fans, it might as well be christmas eve, because the first round of the masters gets under way tomorrow at augusta. now the tournament is back in its usual april home, after it was delayed until november last year. dustinjohnson hit a record low score of 20—under par to claim his first greenjacket. but as patrick gearey reports, its expected to be a much tougher test this time around... augusta — beautiful, but savage. no place to wander off course. lee westwood knows his way around the azaleas. this will be his 20th masters. and now aged nearly 48, he's in some of the best form of his life. so could he outdo even the great jack nicklaus and become the oldest masters champion? like jack, he'll have his son on the bag, as caddy to his daddy. to have a chance to break one of his records would be very special. i

you imagine a west end singer walking onto the stage to nobody. it is very, very difficult.ockets, but we all like that 12th man analogy, the crowd are like the 12 men and they can bring it out of you. so i hope i'm in the mix, but whoever is in the mix, it will be worth waiting for. snooker the musical starring sean murphy. i would watch that. the masters starts tomorrow, back in it's original slot. it was played in november last year, a more forgiving augusta national saw dustinjohnson hit a record low score of 20 under par to claim his second major and first greenjacket. the patrons, who were kept out of last year's tournament, will be back to line the fairways in what is expected to be a far more challenging test for the players. patrick gearey reports. i got stuck, beautiful but savage. a manicured garden, a bewildering maze. it helps to know your way around. this will be westwood's 20th masters, five years ago, he came second—tier as close as he's ever been to major title. westwood is now nearly a8, but it is still not too late. he is playing as well as ever. he might

that's right there around 8600000 people who are eligible to vote in west bengal today and west end of capital calcutta kolkata recorded it showed a positivity rate of 50 percent on sunday meaning that 50 percent of the people who had test star were positive and west bengal conducts the least number of tests some of the lowest test anywhere in the country so the real number of infections are many times higher it's where we have seen large political rallies for a few months now by all of the political parties involved including the b j p including prime minister narendra modi who stood in front of thousands of people just days ago without a mask and said that he had never seen such large crowds and so there is criticism of the government often for allowing such large gatherings to go ahead. modi maze disaster was trending on twitter and the government's response to that was to ask twitter and other social media platforms to remove such criticism elizabeth thank you very much that's elizabeth put on and talking to us from new delhi. where colombia is going through its worst peak of deali

in lebanon thousands of dead fish have washed up on the banks of lake near the west end because region experts say the water is been polluted by factories dumping waste into the tiny river nearby and corruption and mismanagement are being blamed for the government's failure to control the pollution despite spending millions in clean up efforts over decades. the zulu regent queen in south africa has died a month after being appointed to lead the nation she was 65 years old queen munto form being done meanies lulu was the most senior wife of the late king goodwill. who died in march she was reportedly admitted to hospital after a short illness when a teeny had nominated her to take over the monarchy while a successor was chosen. to kenya now a community of messiah heritage is is fighting to protect its grazing land and livelihoods strawman agricultural company conservationists fear its plans to build a potentially lucrative avocado for farm will be disastrous to elephants and wildlife tourism al-jazeera is malcolm webb reports from near the town of cumana. to thousands of years people ha

broadway is far more expensive than the west end. until we have a much clearer percentage. hamilton, liking, they make reopen sooner but we're still talking the fold. you cannot break even at the 3%. fold. you cannot break even at the 396. , fold. you cannot break even at the 3961. , ,':,':' the 396. even selling -- 3396. it also relies _ the 396. even selling -- 3396. it also relies on _ the 396. even selling -- 3396. it also relies on people _ the 396. even selling -- 3396. it also relies on people feeling i also relies on people feeling comfortable going. do you think audiences are ready to return to the theatre? i audiences are ready to return to the theatre?— to the theatre? i think they will start — to the theatre? i think they will start to. _ to the theatre? i think they will start to. you _ to the theatre? i think they will start to. you are - to the theatre? i think they i will start to. you are starting to see in the us and great britain attending sporting events. madison square garden for example, a 10% capacity. an we're

for the surge of cases but elections are very very important to this b j p government especially west end goal which they have where they have never be in power. this thank you very much for the elizabeth random is our correspondent in india. i won week down is being imposed in the past kathmandu valley on thursday amid a sudden rise in you covered 1000 cases the palace been reporting up to 4000 cases in the past week its highest search since assad of the pandemic healthcare workers many have called more infectious variants being seen in india many hospitals in the capital kathmandu are now for with patients and some are having to wait in the lenses for a bed. in other world news as strikes against ethnic groups have continued in myanmar 2 days after a military outpost was overrun near the thai border. with. local monitoring groups say that has launched at least 6 attacks 6 air attacks since tuesday and hundreds of villages have fled into thailand the strikes come after the karen national liberation army captured and burnt the army cam as being in scotland it was monitoring events in myan

the company here, they are the company that looks after oxford street, the west end areas.e expecting footfall to return to 40% of what it was pre-pandemic so they are looking for support from government in order to be able to build on that and make these places sustainable for the long term. manus: thank you very much, emma chandra, reporting from oxford street, where non-essential retail will begin to reopen. a quick flash of what is going on. alibaba might flying high by 10%. what does that mean for the rest of the text that there -- tech sector? on the csi 300, the operators are underperforming. 10 year government bond yields. disinflation, not inflation, is your risk. they have run the data going back to 1990. we are in a psychosis of an inflation narrative. our next guest says get ready for 155. the ceo, fiona. we are reopening at home in the united kingdom. the question i have for you is simple. as our last guest said, what kind of riproaring economic recovery do you expect? ? good morning. >> we expect a strong recovery. the least of the risk and inflation being the

emma: here in the heart of london's west end, one of the busiest shopping destinations in europe, is busy. the number of people coming along this street has just increased. my producer and i have been going in and out of the stores today, and those stores are busy. we are seeing a lot of people carrying shopping bags as well. it seems there is some palpable excitement to spend money, which of course will come is good news to the u.k.'s retailers. you were talking about the 180 billion pounds worth of savings that are there to be spent. retailers really hoping that shoppers are going to spend because u.k. retail is one of the worst hit industries in the u.k. during the pandemic, a cost of some 30 billion pounds. 7000 retail jobs lost over the course of the pandemic. 17.5 thousand retail chain storefronts closed as well. even as we talk about the reopening today and as we walk up and down oxford street, we have seen a number of stores open, but also a number of stores that are permanently closed. some of the biggest names in u.k. retail going away during the pandemic. even those that h

so our partner with the pharmacy in the west end, the rougher part of atlanta and we're out there, going very easy. >> now, we talked a lot -- go ahead. >> it has been more difficult for blacks to get the vaccine because people are not doing what damon does. initially only the physicians and medical providers could get it, then the older people. a lot of people did get left behind. >> we talked a lot about the importance of regular testing and the lead up to the commitment march with the vaccine rolling out now. what is the importance of continued testing and other mitigation strategies? >> it is just as important now as it was before. this disease is still killing people and still killing black people in disproportionate numbers than others. it's just as important to wear your mask, just as important to get tested. the vaccine will keep you from getting severe illness or death in most cases, but it doesn't mean you cannot contract the disease nor pass this disease on, so we still need to know whether you have it so you still have to be tested. >> and as you ask people and encourage them

you imagine a west end singer walking on stage to nobody. it�*s very, very difficult.gusta. now the tournament is back in its usual april home, after it was delayed until november last year. dustinjohnson hit a record low score of 20—under par to claim his first greenjacket. but as patrick gearey reports, it�*s expected to be a much tougher test this time around... augusta — beautiful, but savage. no place to wander off course. lee westwood knows his way around the azaleas. this will be his 20th masters. and now aged nearly a8, he�*s in some of the best form of his life. so could he outdo even the great jack nicklaus and become the oldest masters champion? like jack, he�*ll have his son on the bag, as caddy to his daddy. to have a chance to break one of his records would be very special. it�*s amazing that, you know, i�*m old enough to have my son on the bag and still be competing in these tournaments and having sam here to enjoy the experience with me. i have to close his mouth every now and again when we�*re going around here. you know, he loves it so much. this week

first reports of a crash on the dumbarton bridge west bound as you work your way on the west end. lanes are blocked. no injuries are reported as of yet. you've got emergency crews headed to the scene to let you know if that changes. certainly cause ago back up on the dumbarton. if you want to stick with the san mateo bridge, not a bad idea. your travel time is about 15 minutes between 880 to 101. time to check your forecast. let's see how this monday will look. >>> happy monday. temperatures are a little bit cooler compared to the warm weather yesterday. it's because of the on shore flow. you see a live look with our san francisco cam, looks blurry because of the fog rolling in. a gray start especially along the coast and around the bay, downtown san francisco right now at 48 degrees, oakland 50. concord you are 52, 49 livermore, san jose 50. good morning to you. santa rosa 46. we are tracking on shore flow, westerly winds at seven miles per hour at sfo, six oakland, 12 concord, 18-mile per hour winds in fairfield. foggy conditions along the coast around the bay and some inland lo

. >> we we we we we cinderella in the west end. it is me and david andrew lloyd webber.a romantic comedy. it's got amazing music and a lot of amazing costumes. yeah, i hope everyone loves it. >> reporter: as first the best supporting actress, she is looking for her best supporting movie. she made some inroads with the actor and producer who presented her with her award. >> finally, nice to meet you. >> i don't know about you, but i sure look forward to seeing what she does next. in los angeles, george pataki over abc7 news. >>> in case you missed it, we have all the best moments from this year's oscars in one place. download the abc7 app on your smart tv now. it is available for roku, amazon fire, android tv and apple tv. go to the on the red carpet oscars 2021 section to see it all. >>> san frciscfoitself, quite l take a look. eight foot tall letters spelling out bay view were installed on third street near mead avenue. it is a community designed parks project. the engineering from behind it says letters are designed to be visible from the bayshore freeway. >> we wanted

the panhandle, bringing damage to businesses restaurants and beach equipment vacationers on the west endpanama city beach say they first. we'll go up to the sound of strong winds blowing by their units. well, we're asleep in our condo next next thing we know the wind whistling through the seals and we walk out to the beach and we see the tornado out on the water and half a mile up the road crossed and had the convenience store in the restaurant. the damages ranging from ripped off roofs to flipped over campers actually in our economy and right across street, the road got ripped off of one of the building says the gap water's going through the ceiling. >> and it's been crazy and driving the back roads to get to. our destination fences. torn down cars beat up. we saw our be flipped over not far up the road. longtime panama city beach residents say they feel the recent weather has been unusual for the area. >> i've been here a long time and i really honestly can't remember having to. water they come next week. and still repairing damage right here from the one that great 15. >> beach safety

back, young people moving back to charleston, west virginia to develop a sense -- a part of the west endtown from a challenged and rough area into a young entrepreneurial area, with everything from book shops to coffee shops and affordable housing. you see the life balance. especially during the pandemic, when young people have had a harder time keeping their jobs. or, earning a living or making things work out in the big cities like brooklyn and the silicon valley. in big cities. thinking that they were going to go home for a while and see how it was. a number of them maybe i can is shot, maybe i can work remotely now, it is not such an oddball thing to consider. maybe i can help things develop in my hometown. youth movement is something we saw a lot of and continue to. host: this program is carried live on c-span radio. denise is joining us in arlington, virginia. good morning. caller: good morning. my comment was, i wondered if you had done any investigation into homelessness around the country, in that my homelessness started after several failed jobs, my point is i have been homeles

st paul's cathedral, west end theatres and the serpentine galleries will get a share of £400 million million. an entire cultural landscape was in danger of becoming almost a cultural wasteland, and this culture recovery fund has literally helped thousands of culture and heritage organisations across the country survive. this has got to be one of the biggest crises we've ever faced. we've calculated that, in the money that's given outjust so far — the first tranche — has saved at least 75,000 jobs. a 19—year—old woman has died in southwest london after a car that failed to stop for police hit a lamp post and overturned. she was one of five women in a vauxhall astra that crashed early on sunday morning in streatham, and died two days later. investigators will look at whether the car was actively being pursued by officers. the former us first lady michelle 0bama has been back in touch with a group of london school girls whom she first met ten years ago. i , looks male, it looks strong, it looks wealthy, it looks white. the pupils from elizabeth garrett anderson school in islington, and

antony blinken voiced concerns about beijing's aggressive actions in the taiwan strait saying the west end by commitment to ensure independence. this after departments released on official statement some cut with someone. david cameron has defended his efforts -- cameron has helped -- and is ministers came under fire for jabbing the company. cameron lobbied officials to give the company access to funds from britain's pandemic support program. japan has just made golfing history. 29-year-old muncie, has become -- moved to llama -- mutsayama earned the coveted green jacket by earning tentative far. his victory is the first major title for him. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg. haslinda: still ahead on bloomberg markets: asia, gdp readings show positive growth on record. we preview this and look i had at the week in economics with our guest. rishaad: opec+ gradually decreasing supply. iran is going to consider the impact on the price of black stuff. t

community -- >> reporter: we took a stroll with carey mulligan down memory lane, london's famed west endou'll start doing theater roles again? >> oh, i would love to. i miss it. just being here makes me want to do a play. >> reporter: on screen, mulligan cut her teeth with some very british period dramas. >> it is difficult for a woman to define her feelings in a language chiefly made by men. >> reporter: she has won praise as one of the most courageous actors of her generation. from "the great gatsby," to "sufferage edge." >> we found things, that war is the only language men listen to. >> you're not getting rid of that piano. it is the one civilized thing in this place. >> reporter: and steeliness. >> i'm drawn to stories about women who feel real and honest, and not the prissy ones and easily confused. >> reporter: growing up in a small english town, acting was the only thing she ever wanted to do. but she was rejected by every drama school she applied to. rejected everywhere, and yet you persisted. >> yes. i watched the other people audition and they were brilliant. and i thought, ye

what do you know of any other plans for theatres in the west end to do something like this, to starts and what they are doing, but i know that everyone is trying to be really ambitious with their first season. i don't envy the guys that are running different theatres around the country at the moment. they have kind of had to scramble to get their first season a lot sooner than they usually would come under pressure i circumstances. i know everybody is trying to aim high and make sure the first experience people have back into theatre is as wonderful as it can be. everybody needs that and deserves that. everybody deserves to have a big, celebrate to return to life theatre.— have a big, celebrate to return to life theatre. , , ., g life theatre. the run begins on june the... 18. life theatre. the run begins on june the---18- if— life theatre. the run begins on june the... 18. if people _ life theatre. the run begins on june the... 18. if people want _ life theatre. the run begins on june the... 18. if people want to - life theatre. the run begins on june the... 18. if people want to ge

the republican plan west end $568 billion, but can i convince the entire party to get on board with itget democratic participation? i want to put up on screen here are some of the items that you are putting up here. that includes roads and bridges. transit, rail, drinking and wastewater, safety ports and in and waterways. broadband, infrastructure, water storage. no child care anywhere to be seen. your idea of infrastructure is very narrowly defined, unlike the democrats. >> right. i think we need to look at defining infrastructure, which is critically important in terms of putting forward a viable offer. the physical infrastructure, what i keep coming to core infrastructure of our country. these are issues that we have worked together time and time again across the aisle to provide for. i think it is a great offer to the president. he says in tier one. we have gotten good feedback from the white house. not everybody is on board. that you negotiate. you work to see where your areas of deficit are. good core infrastructure is what the american people want us to do and want us to work to

utilities, the stub design, the west end of the project as well as updating the geotechnical information that would be used to support the tunnel design and construction. i want to reiterate that all of the design work will add value and be important to the project regardless of decisions made by you, the board, regarding the phasing study. i just wanted to briefly touch and refresh your memory on the development process because it is obviously directly related to the acceleration proposal. we're in the advanced planning stage right now and making very good progress towards what we expect to be an entry into project development this fall subsequent to the completion of the phasing study and the work associated with this acceleration plan should you approve it. subsequently, we will go into the engineering phase and then move toward our full funding grant request, which is advanced from 2023, 2024 -- subject to this approval. we will need to identify additional funding as we go into project development. and i think that erin previewed for you some of the work that we're doing to get ready

utilities, the stub design, the west end of the project as well as updating the geotechnical information that would be used to support the tunnel design and construction. i want to reiterate that all of the design work will add value and be important to the project regardless of decisions made by you, the board, regarding the phasing study. i just wanted to briefly touch and refresh your memory on the development process because it is obviously directly related to the acceleration proposal. we're in the advanced planning stage right now and making very good progress towards what we expect to be an entry into project development this fall subsequent to the completion of the phasing study and the work associated with this acceleration plan should you approve it. subsequently, we will go into the engineering phase and then move toward our full funding grant request, which is advanced from 2023, 2024 -- subject to this approval. we will need to identify additional funding as we go into project development. and i think that erin previewed for you some of the work that we're doing to get ready

there is a broken down vehicle causing a bit of a slow down as you head through mostly on the west end investigation as well on lumbar street both directions. it remains closed between bucanan and pierce street. plan for that. at the bay bridge toll plaza, slight delays there and san mateo bridge is looking better. >> happy thursday to you. >>> you are catching a bit of sunshine this morning. through the day we'll catch clearing for all of us. we are looking at temperatures a little bit warmer compared to yesterday, 60 in san francisco, mid 60s oakland, upper 60s san jose and low 70s for concord with breezy westerly friends. you see that sunshine as we head through the day. very simil this u unplugged d device is protectcting ouour beautifuful coastlinis and d more. put ofoff chores and ususe less enenergy frfrom 4 to 9 9 pm to help p keep our state gogolden. walter, did you know geico could save you hundrededs on car insurance and a whole lot more? so what are you waiting for?r? world's s strongest t man mamartins licicis toto help you u break downwn b? arrrggh!h! what a am i gonna do

he just end ed there saying something interesting about joe manchin and the fact that the west virginia little too high for his wishes, that he'd prefer that to be lower to pay for all of this. and, again, one of the things that mr. buttigieg was saying was that companies have thrived in environments where the tax rate was much higher. it had been as high as 35%. the administration wants to take it to 28%, higher prior to that, but he thinks they could absorb this. hearing not only from the west virginia democrat, but republicans who he said are interested in coming up with infrastructure spending of their own. while they all agree on that, they don't agree on the price tag. i think republicans are in the camp that says we can do all this, focus on infrastructure for about a third of the price you're looking at. kate greaves joins us right now, mississippi republican governor. governor, thank you very much. it seems like he is echoing a theme we're hearing out of the white house of late, governor, that there's some flexibility on at least the means by which we pay for all of this. but y

we knew it could buckle the jet stream downstream around the west coast towards the end of the week. tching that. also brought up a pattern that could bring in more moisture too. that's one component. getting a trough that approaches the west coast or storm system. then it needs to have enough moisture to work with. we could see the pattern developing. cooler for monday through wednesday. if you have plans for friday and saturday, stay tuned. look what happens here. you see the moisture in the weather systems here passing by to north. beginning next week into the pacific northwest may see showers. it gets more interesting as we get into sunday and monday.the . we could see rain. we'll be watching over the next few days is how the immediate yum range models handle that solution. one shows rain and the good news is it's counter part, little op rain at some point next weekend. some changes ahead as we go through the week. cooler tomorrow. the wind will be the story. sea breeze picks up putting summer on hold through the middle part of the week and by next friday and saturday keep a close

today marks the start of the west end gallery hop, which will see arts venues staying open later.ay. let's take a look at the travel situation now. the central line is part suspended between leytonstone and epping. now the weather with kate kinsella. good morning. it's another chilly start this morning. temperatures hovering around zero, but many places above. just a patchier frost out towards the suburbs this morning. perhaps a little bit of patchy cloud first thing, but that will disappear — it's another day of blue sky and sunshine and another dry day. now, through the afternoon, got a bit of an easterly breeze, so cooler in the east — further west, 17, 18 celsius as a maximum. so actually, in the sunshine, feeling quite pleasant. now, overnight, it's another clear night, largely — at least to begin with. through the early hours, you might see a little bit of low cloud, mist and fog developing from the east. minimum temperature above zero — between three and six celsius. now, high pressure remains in charge, as you can see, right the way through the weekend. some sunshine on sa

something a little less cold moves in from the west towards the end of the week, but low pressure arrives the end of the week to northern areas. but for most, it's going to be dry, settled, sunny spells and cold with overnight frosts. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. a plan for the return of large public gatherings. the fa cup final — will be among the pilot events for the government's covid passport scheme in england. a traffic light system is being planned for the re—introduction of international travel from england. but there's a warning not to book foreign holidays just yet. there has been a second night of violence in northern ireland. vehicles hijacked and set on fire in a loyalist area of belfast. former crowned prince ofjordan says he has been put under house arrest as part of a crackdown on government critics. and there are scaled back easter services because of covid today. pope francis is leaving

something a little less cold moves in from the west towards the end of the week, but low pressure arrivesn by the end of the week to northern areas. but for most, it's going to be dry, settled, sunny spells and cold with overnight frosts. good afternoon. the government is to trial measures in england, including covid passports, to allow the safe return of sports matches, major events and nightlife. they'll show if a person has been vaccinated, had a recent negative test or antibodies. the pilot will include the fa cup final, and will last until mid may. here's our political correspondentjessica parker. the fa cup final, 2019.

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in the west end, portman street is closed in both directions between oxford street and seymour streeto it's still pretty chilly out there. there are a few early mist patches but plenty of sunshine. blue skies throughout the morning, then a bit more fair—weather cloud developing as we head through the second part of the day. we may well see one or two showers break out, but for the vast majority of us it should be completely dry. temperature—wise we'll be up to 15 or 16 celsius, maybe 17 in central london, 18 perhaps, as we saw yesterday, in northolt. as we head through this evening and overnight, the winds will stay light, the skies were clear, and temperatures will drop to around three or four celsius into tomorrow morning, so it should be frost free. and then tomorrow, a cloudier start to the day. it should stay dry. more sunshine as we head through the afternoon, but there'll also be a dip in temperature. feeling cooler on thursday and friday, but again it's dry, the winds are light, and we will keep the sunshine. i'm back with the latest from the bbc london newsroom in half an hou

is still with us, it will be cold, but something a little less cold will move in from the west towards the endsunny spells and cold with overnight frost. if hello, this is bbc news with ben brown. the headlines: plans for the return of large public gatherings. the fa cup final will be among the pilot events for the government's covid passport scheme in england. a traffic light system is being planned for the re—introduction of international travel from england. but there's a warning not to book foreign holidays just yet. the former crown prince ofjordan says he's been placed under house arrest as part of a crackdown on government critics. a second night of violence in northern ireland. vehicles are hijacked and set on fire in a loyalist area of belfast. and it's been a scaled back easter sunday, although this choir was able to perform at canterbury cathedral. now on bbc news, click. this week, need a new career? this is where the jobs are.

wednesday you see the blue colours with us, staying cold, something less cold moves from the west towards the end could bring a little bit of rain by the end of the week to northern areas but for most of us, try, settle, sunny spells and cold with overnight frosts. hello this is bbc news with ben brown. the headlines: (00v)a plan for the return of large public gatherings. the fa cup final — will be among the pilot events for the government's covid passport scheme in england. a traffic—light system is being planned for the re—introduction of international travel from england. but there's a warning not to book foreign holidays just yet. a second night of violence in northern ireland. vehicles are hijacked and set on fire in a loyalist area of belfast. the former crown prince ofjordan says he's been placed under house arrest as part of a crackdown on government critics. scaled back easter services due to covid. pope francis is leading easter sunday mass and the archbishop of canterbury will lead a service from canterbury will lead a service from canterbury cathedral. now on bbc news weather world, s

this is, literally, the end of human liberty in the west. >> trevor: okay, first of all, this is not the end of human liberty in the west. that happened in 2001, when they shut down napster: oh, so i can't own your song just because i never "paid for it." that's some bullshit, man. i also wonder if anybody has ever said, "i am not overstating this," and then not completely overstated something. like, has anyone ever said, "i am not overstating this: ham is made from pigs." and, look, they can say this is nazi germany, but nobody is forcing you to get a vaccine passport. like, if you don't want one, don't get one. you'll just have to pay a coyote to sneak you into dunkin' donuts. honestly, i really want to know what fox news is going to do when there's an actual existential crisis, like a real one. because everything for fox news is a crisis, everything. dr. seuss is a crisis, vaccination cards are a crisis. if america's ever invaded, fox is gonna be like, "yo, this is like that time they got rid of mr. potato head's penis!" now, look, just because fox news is being dramatic, doesn't m

people moving back, young people moving back to charleston, west virginia, to develop a part of the west endrom a challenged and rough area into an entrepreneurial area, with everything from book shops to coffee shops and affordable housing. you see the life balance. especially during the pandemic, when young people have had a harder time keeping their jobs. or, earning a living or making things work out in the big cities like brooklyn and the silicon valley. they can get they were going to go home for a while and seeing -- thinking they were going to go home for a while and seeing how it was. maybe i can work remotely now, it is not such an oddball thing to consider. maybe i can help things developed my hometown. the youth movement is something we saw a lot of and continue to. host: this program is carried live on c-span radio. denise is joining us in arlington, virginia. good morning. caller: good morning. my comment was i wondered if you had done any investigation into homelessness around the country, in that my homelessness started after several failed jobs, my point is i have been homel

south—east corner as we saw today, from the cloud, one or two showers down towards wales in the south—west by the end around nine or 10 degrees tomorrow with highs towards call of 16 or 17 celsius. scotland and northern ireland with more sunshine and light winds, you will feel warmer. as high—pressure bills and for all going from wednesday into thursday, over the top as the winds are light, clear skies, mist and fog and a more widespread frost for thursday morning but the sunshine will be more abundant again and particularly strong sunshine lifting temperatures after the chilly start into the mid if not high teens across many central and western areas. cold towards the east but as we go through the rest of the week temperatures rise temporarily, then drop but it stays very dry. so it's goodbye from me, and on bbc one, we nowjoin the bbc�*s news teams where you are.

jesse lingard's return to form is doing west ham no end of good.ld have all rolled about, holding your bellies, laughing at me. let's put it in perspective, we are doing a greatjob. the players have been unbelievable. i don't know if we can finish there. the teams around us are much stronger, more equipped. been there, done it, many more times, we haven't. so why should we not have a try and enjoy it? in contrast, everton's champions league aspirations suffered a set—back as they drew i—all with crystal palace — michy batshuayi with a very late equaliserfor palace. queen of the south's run in the scottish cup is over, after they lost to hibernian. the championship side knocked out hearts in the previous round, but hibs were too strong — christian doidge scoring twice as they won 3—1. they'll play stranraer in round four. rebecca welch made an impressive debut, as she became the first woman to referee an english league game. she took charge of port vale's 2—nil win at harrogate in league two — and the match went without any major controversy, barrin

you know, it's difficult — you imagine a west end singer walking onto a stage to nobody.f of securing a place in the teamgb squad at this summer's olympic games in tokyo. in old money that is over 11 stone. campaigners are hoping 100,000 people will take part in the biggest voluntary project to remove rubbish from the uk's coastline. the "million mile clean" will start next month, and has been organised by the group, surfers against sewage. our correspondent andrew plant's in bristol this morning. good morning, andrew. good morning to ou good morning, andrew. good morning to you both. — good morning, andrew. good morning to you both. and _ good morning, andrew. good morning to you both, and it _ good morning, andrew. good morning to you both, and it has _ good morning, andrew. good morning to you both, and it has been _ good morning, andrew. good morning to you both, and it has been a - good morning, andrew. good morning to you both, and it has been a year - to you both, and it has been a year for all of us like no other and there have been good things that come out of th

turning to the roads, and in the west end, shaftesbury avenue has temporary traffic lights for repairslly, tufnell park road is closed atjunction road due to a burst water main. now the weather with elizabeth rizzini. hello, good morning. once again it's a chilly, frosty start to the day, with temperatures below freezing. a few early mist and fog patches across the home counties, but it's not a widespread problem. for the vast majority of us, we are starting off with lots of sunshine. we will keep the sunshine throughout the morning. there will be a bit more cloud bubbling up as we head through the late morning and into the afternoon. but it should stay dry today. there is a lighter north—easterly wind than we saw yesterday, so it will feel a bit warmer. temperatures in double figures, ten or 11 celsius. now as we head through this evening and overnight, that cloud should melt away to leave us with long, clear spells. temperatures once more will dip low enough to get a frost into tomorrow morning, perhaps just staying above freezing in many of the towns. so for tomorrow then, watch out

terminus on the bay bridge at the top of yerba island and across the bay to san francisco proper on the west end of the bay bridge. in the meantime, we are working on the design phase of our pathway project and that's a collaboration again with the region and the state as well as t.i.d.a.. we also hope to see the full project funded as part of this round and m.p.c. will be scheduled to approve their staff recommendations on june 23rd. in the meantime, we do continue to work with the state and our federal representatives on funding to complete the yerba buena island west side bridge project and this is from the bay bridge to t.i. so that's a structure that has been needing some repair for some time now. it was built in the late 1930s, so it is high time to replace that project and it's been fully funded. due to covid in the state's overprogramming of highway bridge toll program, the highway bridge is the program in the state and we are looking for some additional funding for that project. we do hope to get construction this coming fiscal year. in addition, our outreach activities continue. we con

a weather front will bring some rain to the north west of scotland by the end of tonight and tomorrow a very different day for scotland. 17 in the sunshine today, 13 and outbreaks of quite heavy rain and gusty winds tomorrow. eventually that cloud and a bit of rain getting in to northern ireland and the far north of england, but still warm at 16. 16 or 17 in a southern areas. it will be a warm day again in the south in a sunshine but it is all change for the north tomorrow. you're watching bbc news with me ben brown. england's biggest football teams in the sport's governing bodies are going to stage a four—day boycott of social media from next friday. the campaign for social media platforms like facebook and twitter to crackdown on online abuse. india's prime minister says the surge in coronavirus cases there has shaken the nation. it comes as the country hits a record number of new cases for the fourth day in a row. campaign is launched to encourage younger people to get the covid vaccine when their turn comes. figures show more than half the uk population has now received a first do

west. at the end of the day, these families are seeking accountability and justice.w, it extends past the police department. it's more so a systemic issue. >> phillip jackson and kirk, thank you both very much for joining us tonight. >> my pleasure. >> thank you. >>> coming up. the winner of that special-book award that i am inventing tonight. for the most-scholarly book of the year, written by a united states senator. will join us, next. that author will join us, next. tonight's mystery guest. ery gue. like many people with moderate to severe ulcerative colitis or crohn's disease, i was there. be right back. but my symptoms were keeping me from where i needed to be. ♪♪ so i talked to my doctor and learned humira is for people who have uc... ...or crohn's disease. and humira helps people achieve remission that can last, so you can experience few or no symptoms. humira can lower your ability to fight infections. serious and sometimes fatal infections, including tuberculosis, and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened, as have blood, liver, and nervous system probl

west ham held on. they are back in the top four with eight games remaining hoping to end the season in style. ourth. everton remain eighth, albeit with a game in hand over the other champions league—chasing sides above them. you challenge all the teams that are in there. west ham marketing talked about in our position, i hear a lot of about and i heard a lot of people on the reader talking about west ham. we will try to push right at the end and see where we can end up. i don't know where we are going to be. at the moment we are giving ourselves a great chance of finishing certainly in the top ten and if you had given us this at the start of the season, we would've taken them but we wouldn't want that now because we want once more. —— much more. ten matches in the championship today — second—placed watford dropped points forjust the second time in 12 games as they were held to a 1—1 draw at middlesborough. watford took the lead when philip zinckernagel�*s shot was deflected beyond the keeper by ismayla sarr, but the home side equalised with just 12 minutes to go. yannick bolasie heading home f

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their 1—0 win over west ham moves them three points clear of their london rivals. timo werner endingtch which saw the hammers finish with then men. jim lumsden reports. west ham would say they were fighting to get into europe the hard way. chelsea had apologised for their short lived subscription to their short lived subscription to the botched super leagues are now a common goal, champions league places at stake. six places the chelsea from a listless team that 0—0 with brighton this week to move their starting. chelsea captain almost gifted west ham the lead. much had been made of their struggle to score. mid—february was thomas�*s last goal untiljust before half—time. nathan mount�*s stock has visit considerably this season at the very fulcrum of his site's attack. he looked a shoe in for the second, much to the bemusement of the boss. the hammers then lost fabienne... chelsea three points clear in fourth and a trip to real madrid to look forward to. bbc news. that leave liverpool four points adrift of fourth place, the champions were held to a one all draw with newcastle who scor

west coast. >>> and finally, we end this half hour with the wide range of reactions to the historic verdict inany insisting this is only the beginning of the fight for change. >> because of the history in this country, because it is so rare that police officers are convicted, because black men and black boys are killed by police with impunity in this country, and that is just the truth, at a rate five times more than their white counterparts, i am so relieved that this is what justice finally looks like for my community. >> it's good for my son. it's good for people who look like me. it is good for people who just want a better society. >> i'm also mindful of what dr. king said in march of 1968, the arc of the moral universe is long, but it bends towards justice. i would think for people who were satisfied by today's verdict, that justice found its sweet spot, but so much work to come. >> i also spoke to gianna, george's young daughter again. when i met her last year, she said to me then, and i'll never forget it, daddy changed the world. i told her this afternoon, daddy did change the world.

west of 18—19 . some sunshine to end the day, overnight will continue to feed in cloud at times across england and walestland as well, northern ireland and the rest of scotland having clear skies and that means a frost overnight. it could be as low as “4 and the risk of a frost extends across northern england, wales and the midlands too. we are all going to be into colder air across the uk for good friday. the colder air around an area of high pressure which is keeping it essentially dry. having said that they could be one or two showers in the morning across the east coast of scotland, north—east england before the cloud breaks later in the day. the wind speed cloud down the eastern side of england, but head further west and northern ireland, there should be much more in the way of sunshine but it's colder, 13 degrees the top temperature and even lower than that again towards those north sea coasts. it's going to be quite chilly again as we head into saturday. the breeze blowing and cloud across the eastern side of england, perhaps into the midlands, more sunshine again further west and into northern i

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