final in abu dhabi, since the i final in abu dhabi, since the scandal of the last lap involvement thatlaints, and many meetings in the faa trying to solve that situation. now we have had all these conclusions, the investigation by the faa and we have decisions. massey will be offered another position, he is not leaving. what fans do not want to see again are the events that unfolded at abu dhabi and the way the race was won. are you confident going forward there will be more clarity and it does not full on the shoulders of just one person and the scenes will not repeat it again? i am just one person and the scenes will not repeat it again?— not repeat it again? i am sure that is what they _ not repeat it again? i am sure that is what they are _ not repeat it again? i am sure that is what they are aiming _ not repeat it again? i am sure that is what they are aiming at - not repeat it again? i am sure that is what they are aiming at and i not repeat it again? i am sure thatj is what they are aiming at and that is what they are aiming at and that is what they will be achieving. another th

the abu dhabi race was very controversial.— the abu dhabi race was very controversial.d correctly in - controversial. the rules were followed correctly in terms i controversial. the rules were j followed correctly in terms of controversial. the rules were - followed correctly in terms of the restarted the race and the safety car. as a result of that mac's first step and overtook lewis hamilton on the last lap of the race. —— first step in. the championship change chance, basically. they announced it in the inquiry into what happened they said it was under minding the sport and they said a few weeks ago that they were going to present a detailed analysis of that inquiry to the teams and the president of f1 at a meeting of the f1 commission. that meeting happened in the presentation of the analysis did not. they didn't discuss abu dhabi commit they did not say what they plan to do to solve this crisis as a result of this race. now we are expecting results later this week. so this race. now we are expecting results later this week.- results later this week. so that issue r

you talk about abu dhabi.y's decision at the end of that race for many people turned formula one from a sport into entertainment. what do you think about that? lawrence: just to finish answering the first question, i do agree with you that v 12 and v tends -- v-10's and those visceral cars had a very special appeal. clearly, as automotive manufacturers, there is an electrification component to our future, so i do believe that the hybrid system we currently have, with a great combustion engine and electrification, is clearly not quite as exciting, but understanding where the world is going, probably the right thing to do. as far as michael massey is concerned, i would rather not comment. he's a person who i believe tried his best. i don't believe there was anything more to it than a decision. whether the decision was right, whether the decision was wrong, i don't believe the decision was made to cause more drama in the sport. kriti: can we pivot to the really fun stuff, which of course is your bond issue? you c

as in the club, walt cup final and abu dhabi with the schools tied at 11 after 90 minutes. chelsea were awarded a penalty for handle deep into extra time. chi harvard's kept his cool to thought the bull home. jim scored the winning goal in the last season's champion, league fido. now he and his teammates have another metal for their collections. and before we go, carnival is back on the streets and squares of venice. authorities have scrapped some pandemic restrictions, allowing people to swap surgical masks for traditional 18th century costumes. the festivities are described as low key as the 1st time. there's been any carnival celebration since the start of the corona virus. you're watching t v. news live from berlin of next is sports life. see soon after that, my son are driven barton merciless grade authors. fucking the destruction when the grubbers or its origin beaten, amazon reinforced peoples for no worries. we'll posing oh, the term reports on the heart of brazil starts march 9th on d. w. and the battle against cove it the only common variant is putting healthcare systems aroun

they beat brazilian side palmeiras 2—1 after extra time in abu dhabi tonight to finally win the one trophyomejust the fifth club to win every major title. jim lumsden was watching. they had lifted every other available trophy since roman abramovich took over nearly 20 years ago. fold denny finally decade ago, brazil's pal made us anyway this time. —— foiled at the time. lukaku had not scored since january before the semifinal, his goal made a difference any narrow win then. and the belgian striker again put his side egghead. handball by thiago silva provided palmeiras with a penalty that was coolly dispatched it by vigour. it meant extra time where chelsea dominated possession. this time var awarded them a spot for kick... and they stepped up under world champions. palmeiras fans could only look on with envy. it is a trophy that claims especially bright for chelsea, who have no won them all. —— now won them all. back at home, it's three games without a win for manchester united now in all competitions, after they missed the chance to move into the premier league's top four in the early gam

come final in abu dhabi with the scores tied at 11 after 90 minutes. chelsea, we're awarded a penalty for handball deep into extra time. chi, however, it's kept his cool to slaw the ball home. the german international scored the winning goal and last season's champion league final. and now he and his teammates have another metal for their collection. before we go, a quick reminder of our top story. the german government has joined several other countries including the united states and britain and advising citizens to leave ukraine as soon as possible. this comes after the west warned that russia could invade ukraine at any time. that's the latest on that eatable years. this our stay tuned for shift living in the digital age. i'm mary and i haven't seen from me and the entire news team here in berlin. thanks for the company. stan lawyer and de ma'am podcast and language courses, video and audio any time anywhere. the d w media center. ah, sometimes a seed is all you need to allow big ideas to grow. we're bringing environmental conservation to wife.

this further afield, there's a huge game currently being played in abu dhabi — the final of the club trophy chelsea haven't won since roman abramovich took over nearly 20 years ago. romelu lukaku scored the only goal of chelsea's semifinal victory over al hilal, and the belgian put his side ahead in the second half. but they only led for a few minutes — a thiago silva handball giving palmeiras a penalty, which was coolly dispatched by rafael vega and they're now playing extra—time. it remains1—1. to the winter olympics in beijing. still no medals for team gb, with nothing to show in the skeleton for the first time in 20 years. there was some good news for britain's curlers, though, on day eight, as they beat the united states. our senior sports news reporter laura scott is there for us. there is both soul—searching and head scratching within team gb's skeleton squad after a dismal couple of days here at the sliding centre. skeleton has been the linchpin of great britain's winter olympics success in recent years with gold medals at the past three games, medals at the past three games,

in abu dhabi being a little more admitted. is trading at 100, but the issue is inflationary pressure that could seep into the economy, and that was what was worrying investors. you just saw some profit taking, if you will, yesterday. yousef: saudi aramco, meanwhile, hit another record for the third day in a row. it is putting quite a bit of distance between itself and other members of the index. energy prices driving most of those gains? >> exactly. of course, brent trading over $100 is a key factor, but one thing to remember -- that aramco has not reported earnings yet. if anything, that is causing all this reaction hitting record high after record high with expectations aramco could start paying higher dividends to minority shareholders. this has been a discussion that has been on the table since aramco listed. with its price soaring, the yield has been coming down, so it continues to be more attractive for foreign investors in this could be an option on the table. yousef: absolutely with an indicated growth yield of 3.4%. f

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he says the recent attacks in abu dhabi are worrying. >> the escalation is worrying.s is a country that prides itself in a neighborhood that is volatile of being a c is step -- a sea of stability. it has lots of tourists and foreign businesses flourishing there. these types of attacks are incredibly disturbing. this group, this militia group that has claimed credit, they are tied very closely to hezbollah, which is linked to tamron. this ups the ante because the attack houthi's took credit for, and indeed the previous attacks going back a couple of weeks in which there were victims and that attack killed and several wounded, houthis were prepared to stand up on those attacks. this attack, i would think from the emirate's perspective they are feeling a pinch. this group has attempted to hit them and of course i think that there is a link to the jcpoa. talks are going on right now in vienna. this will be very unsettling. one of the big issues for gulf states, in particular the saudi's is the ballistic missile capabilities that the iranians have. they want that to be in

body failed to make any proposals following its inquiry into the dramatic events at last year's abu dhabin beat lewis hamilton to the championship on the final lap. the fia said today that its analysis is still ongoing, with an announcement on changes to race management expected later this week. in rugby union, england and newcastle falcons back row mark wilson has retired from rugby union at the age of 32. wilson won 23 caps for england, including playing at the 2019 world cup, and made his last test appearance in the 2021 six nations. but an ongoing knee problem contributed to his decision to retire. and former great britain rugby league player and coach johnny whiteley has died at the age of 91. whiteley was part of test series wins over australia with the lions as both player and coach, and was part of three world cup squads between 1954 and 1960. he also won the championship and played in challenge cup finals with hull for whom he scored 156 tries in a17 games, and coached both hull fc and hull kr. and that's all the sport for now. hello there. we've got some stormy weather later in

when he was picked the world championship by mac's first step in on the final lap of the dup two abu dhabi reapply safety cart rules correctly-— to reapply safety cart rules correctl . ., , , . correctly. it was obviously a difficult time _ correctly. it was obviously a difficult time for _ correctly. it was obviously a difficult time for me - correctly. it was obviously a difficult time for me and - correctly. it was obviously a difficult time for me and it i correctly. it was obviously a i difficult time for me and it was correctly. it was obviously a - difficult time for me and it was a time where i really needed to take a step back, focus on the presence and have my family all around me, creating great moments. and it eventually got to a point where i decided to be attacking again, coming into another season, working with toto and george. it is exciting seeing george come in and bring his energy. i can already feel that throughout the team and i think it's good to be an exciting season. in boxing — tomorrow night, a long standing feud will be settled in the ring between two former worl

the 36—year—old edged out yasper philipsen in abu dhabi.lo. the weather is looking a little calmer and quieter for the rest of this week. no new named storms, but still some wet and windy weather at times. and of course we've got the legacy of all those storms, still some flooding. this is the picture in shrewsbury in shropshire. and it's really through the rest of the day, we're going to be continuing to see flood warnings in force, particularly across england and wales. there's also been a few for scotland as well. now, all down to the fact that we have got another band of rain approaching from the north—west, so some of that rain's going to be falling on areas that really could do without it. still quite a lot of isobars on the map, so it's going to be another breezy day on tuesday, but certainly not those disruptive winds that we've seen recently. to start the day, it'll be coldest towards the east. that's where we will have had the clearest skies for longest overnight, but rain already across northern ireland and scotland. could be qui

that meant chelsea lifted the trophy at the stadium in abu dhabi, their first club world cup title. potter's tales of peter rabbit and jemima puddleduck, but as well as an author and artist, she was a scientist and conservationist. and she grew up not in the countryside, but in central london, not far from the victoria and albert museum, where there's now a new exhibition celebrating her work. frankie mccamley has been to take a look. now for the first time, the victoria and albert museum is delving into the full story behind the woman who wrote the much loved children's books. most people will know beatrix potter as an author and an illustrator creating stories like this one, the tale of peter rabbit. however, this exhibition shows she was so much more than that — from a scientist to an award—winning sheep farmer. she loved the hardwick sheep, which are a traditional lake district breed, and she ensured that this traditional breed would be protected. so, by buying up working farms, she made sure they stayed as traditional working farms and that they weren't taken over by developers

november 2021, crown prince sheikh mohammed bin side of abu dhabi visits ankara, he pledges investments worth $10 billion dollars for a long time turkey's relationship with the united arab emirates was characterized by hostility. president erdogan had claimed the economic powerhouse helped fund the attempted coup against him in 2016. that all now appears to have been forgotten. the turkish leader is also hoping foror a new era in the tense relationship with rael in feuary. he pns to receive israeli president moshe katzav gas pipeline through the mediterranean planned by israel cyprus and greece is likely to be a topic mr erdogan wants to say in the project. he also aims to establish new contacts with saudi arabia relations have been at a low point since 2018 when saudi dissident jamal khashoggi was murdered inside the saudi consulate in istanbul erdogan immediately blamed the leadership in rihanna for some time now, however has remained silent on the matter and he is now offered to mediate in the russia ukraine conflict can erdogan lead turkey out of isolation and let me put that questi

title climax, when he was pippedto the world championship by max verstappen on the final lap of the abu dhabie director, michael masi — who was removed from his position yesterday — failed to follow the the rules correctly during a late safety—car period. it was a difficult time for me and it was a time where i needed to take a step back and focus on being present, i had my family all around me, creating great moments. it eventually got to a point where i decided i would be attacking again and coming into another season and working with toto and george. it is exciting seeing george come in and bringing his energy, i can already feel that throughout the team and i think it will be an exciting season. rugby union's six nations championship takes a break this weekend, but ireland's first choice hooker, ronan kelleher, will miss the rest of the tournament. he was forced off with a shoulder problem during the first half of their defeat to france last weekend. he's started the last seven games in a row and has 18 caps. dan sheehan came off the bench to replace him in paris and is expected to make h

was in the united arab emirates is wanting as citizens of a possible missile or drums strike over abu dhabi yeomans, who the rebels have launched several attacks on the golf state in the past few weeks. that includes one on the mit capital that killed 3 people in january. and aid to the president of democratic republic of congo says there is serious evidence of a national security threat. it follows reports of a failed coo attempt at the weekend. the president spokesman has appeared a national television warning that efforts to destabilize democratic institutions will not be tolerated. the presidential security adviser has reportedly been detained since saturday, accused of undermining state security. south korea has another record number of corporate 19 cases. nearly 50000 new infections were reported on wednesday. the 3rd has been driven by the armor con variant deaths and hospital admissions are still low. but health officials expect them to increase hong kong has brought in. it's tough is covered restrictions, yet infections have increased to more than a 1000 a day. fresh vegetables are

the uefa champions league winners beat the south american champions palmeiras 2—1 in abu dhabi. beatave now won every major club title. depending on where you're watching, premier league and scottish cup goals are coming up after the news, or stay right there if you want the results. manchester city have stretched their lead at the top of the premier league to 12 points. raheem sterling scored a hatrick in a 4—0 win at carrow road. norwich remain in the bottom three, as do watford, who lost to brighton. everton beat leeds 3—0 at goodsion park to move five points clear of the relegation zone, that's frank lampard's first home league win since he took charge. elsewhere, manchester united drew 1—1 with southampton. the game between brentford and crystal palace was goalless. it's the fifth round of the scottish cup this weekend. no upsets in the five ties today. hearts needed penalties to get past livingstone, motherwell, dundee united and st mirren are into the quarterfinals, as are rangers, who eased past fourth—tier annan athletic. warrington wolves have started their super league sea

he was criticised for his decisions in the final race of the season, at abu dhabi, when he used his discretionlton on the last lap, and win not only the grand prix, but the the championship title. hamilton had said he felt the race was manipulated, and has not yet confirmed if he will return to formula one. michael masi will be offered a new position within the governing body. there will also be new rules on race management, with video review of on—track incidents. kamila valieva , the teenage russian skater who earlier failed a drugs test , has failed to win a medal in the individual women's figure skating at the winter olympics. valieva was beaten into fourth place after numerous misrakes in herfree skate routine. she'd been expected to win gold but her failure to make the podium means a medal ceremony can now take place. the games come to an end on sunday, but international activists are continuing their calls for countries and athletes to take protest action. their chief concern is beijing's mis—treatment of millions of muslim uyghur people in xin—jiang. in the last 24hrs, a games official

he says, the recent tax on abu dhabi are a worrying escalation. the escalation is working, i think very work for you. because this is a country that prides itself in a neighbor that's very volatile of being a sea of stability with lots and lots of tourists that has foreign businesses are flourishing there. some of these kinds of attacks are incredibly disturbing for them, or are these, this group, this militia group that has claimed credit? i mean, they're tied very closely to his blog, which of course is like very close to ron. so this ups the ante because the monday attacker who these took credit for and in the previous attacks going back a couple of weeks, the ones in which there were a victim in that attack to be killed and several wounded duties took. again, we're prepared to stand up on not on those attacks. now this attack, that would be 7 claim. i would think that from the m a radi perspective, it must be feeling a bit of a cancer because there who says that they'll hit them. now this group has an attempted to hit them and of course i thin

the match was being played in abu dhabi but thousands of fans had gathered at palmeiras�* stadium inhe event usually draws tourists from around the world, but it was curtailed in 2020 as infections soared in italy, and the following year, it was cancelled amid another wave of infections. organisers and attendees hope this year�*s event will mark a slow return to normality. courtney bembridge has this report. after two years of covid cancellations. carnival is back in venice. this is the carnival of hope. covid is ending and we hope to return to our normal lives with hope and enthusiasm. i believe that venice is based on art and, therefore, it has to start again with art and so we try to make art among people. many had made a great effort but it is a scaled—back affair this year, a hybrid of virtual and in—person events and no big parades. unfortunately, because of the pandemic, there are few people here, but we are here. we are the carnival. we don't need a organisation, just come here and have fun. it is beautiful. i hope that, the next. few days, there will be more masks around. i'

emirates for the 1st time in nearly a decade. matchup tape, 81 as being hosted by the crown prince of abu dhabi mohammed been said, al nyhan, taking the u. e. where for some odds for years onto the ab spring as they supported opposing sides in regional conflicts, mexico's president has suggested politics and economics all the reasons behind a u. s. ban on mexican avocados. the suspension on imports was announced after you as the official report of being threatened while during inspection work in mexico. farmers in michigan state are regularly extorted and attacked. i cartels and criminal gangs. i theory under there, soon to we're looking into the matter to understand what was the threat. the truth is that mexican ever carriers have been exported here, but we have to check what happened and all of this, there's also been a lot of political interests. there is competition, they don't want mexican avocados to give them to the united states because it would take over the u. s. market because of its quality. so there are other countries interested in selling ever cargoes. them thousands of people ha

the club world cup starts on thursday. 0riginally scheduled for december injapan, it was moved to abu dhabiuckland, unable to get there because of travel restrictions in new zealand. aljazira are representing the hosts and kick things off in their own stadium. the winners will go through to the second round but coach marcel keizer is unhappy that some of his players have just returned from their international sides. i have some mixed feelings for tomorrow. 0f i have some mixed feelings for tomorrow. of course we are very happy to be in this tournament. really great to be here and play in this world cup of club teams. 0n the other side i have x national team players who came back this morning, played against iran yesterday evening so there is not much time to prepare. ashley giles has stood down as england's director of cricket following their 4—0 hammering by australia in the ashes. giles presided over england's world cup victory in 2019 but their form in tests has regressed since, winning just 10 of their last 29 tests. sir andrew strauss, who giles replaced, will take temporary charge for

emirates is put out a warning to citizens that a possible missile or drone strike has occurred of abu dhabi. so the details is still unclear. who the rebels in yemen have claimed several attacks on the u. e over the past few weeks, that includes one in our bizarre, the in january which killed 3 people in hong kong is brought in. it's toughest restrictions. yes. as a battle, the record number of covered 19 cases, people will only be allowed to meet one other person in public and only invite one other household into their own home for clinical reports from hong kong. a record search of cases in hong kong triggering the cities toughest pandemic measures. yet, can we get to you today? we are in a severe penned situation. i hope that the public sector we have to go back to the most stringent level from thursday. only 2 people will be allowed to dine out together. more than use, including places of worship will be ordered to close. and for the 1st time, there will be limitations on private gatherings at home to the new round as measures also focus on the need for vaccine passes in order to improv

or tuan is being hosted by the crown prince of abu dhabi mohammed bins. i eat turkey and the u. e. were it all for years after the arab spring, as they supported supposing sites in regional conflicts. the other one says he believes the 2 countries can contribute to regional stability and prosperity. high murder rates are driving people out of their homes in honduras, some of being forced to leave the country saying they're trying to protect their children from being recruited into criminal gangs. as manuel report reports from the capital corruption makes tackling the violence more difficult. oh, had a late night crime scene in the goosey galvan, a shoed outraged between gang members and police in the villanueva neighbourhood, leaving at least 7 dead. i fell on the sofa from m. okay. there is insecurity for every one. we can't live here any longer, but we've no place else to go because other places are dangerous to we're in dire need. i don't know what to do, stay here or leave the country. many here say blood soaked streets littered with bullet casings. have become in all too commo

he says the recent attacks on abu dhabi, undermining the morality sense of security. the escalation is worrying, i think, very worrying for the u. s. e. because this is a country that prides itself in a neighbor that's very volatile of being a sea of stability that has lots and lots of tourists that has foreign businesses flourishing their so these kinds of attacks are incredibly disturbing for them are on the this group, this militia group that's claim credit. i mean, they're tied very closely to cub has blah, which of course is linked. closing. karen? so this ups the ante because the, the monday attack there who these took credit for and, and in the, the previous attacks going back a couple of weeks, the ones in which there were a victim in that attack to he killed and several wounded at the hudy's took again, were prepared to stand up on not on those attacks. now this attack that we haven't claimed, i would think that from the mirage the perspective they must be feeling a bit of a cancer move because they're who says that they'll hit them. now this group has attemp

the match was being played in abu dhabi but thousands of fans had gathered at palmeiras' stadium in sao american football fans — super bowl 56 will take place in los angeles later on sunday. with a crowd of more than 70—thousand and more than 100 million people expected to watch around the world — the adverts and the famous half—time show are as important as the game itself. sophie long reports from la. the first super bowl was played in los angeles in 1967. now, football is coming home to a brand—new stadium, which just happens to be the most expensive sporting venue on the planet. a spectacular backdrop for the grand finale of this quintessential american sport. it is unbelievable. as soon as the kick—off happens you just feel like you almost in the movie, do you know what i mean? everything, no one can believe they're there. the tickets are, like, $7,000. it feels like you're in the most exclusive nightclub in the history of the world. you'll see the most famous people in the world sitting on the upper deck. with ticket prices like that, of course, not everyone can go. we are super e

coming up in the sport in the next 15 minutes on the bbc news channel, we will get the latest from abu dhabi face saudi side al—hilal in the semifinals. a uk laboratory has smashed the record for generating energy from a nuclearfusion reaction. the breakthrough represents a big step towards harnessing the energy source of the stars, say researchers. nuclear fusion is the holy grail of energy production because it holds out the prospect of a virtually unlimited source of low—carbon power. our climate editorjustin rowlatt has been to the research centre in oxfordshire where the reaction took place. two, one, zero. this is the record—breaking reaction. it is more than 150 million celsius. ten times hotter than the heart of the sun. and it happened here, the world's most powerful fusion plant, jet fusion, in culham in oxfordshire. it is, say the team here, a landmark for this kind of technology. these results are really significant because what we have managed to demonstrate insidejet is we can create a mini sun, the right kind of mini sun, hold it for a sustained period and get really good perf

originally scheduled for december injapan, it was moved to abu dhabi because of the pandemic.own over 11,000 miles for their tournament debut. aljazira will face asian champions al hilal from saudi arabia. the draw for the semi—finals of the copa del rey take place in spain on friday morning. but there's no real madrid after they were knocked out. athletic bilbao beat them 1—0 with a goal from alejandro berenguer. thursday's other quarter—final saw real betis win 4—0 at real sociedad. they'll join valencia and rayo vallecano in the last four. in england, it's the fourth round of the fa cup this weekend. manchester united host middlesbrough on friday night at old trafford. manager ralf rangnick has admitted the decision to keep jesse lingard was partially driven by mason greenwood's current unavailability following his arrest. lingard was linked with a move but ultimately ended up staying put. rangnick says that lingard had been given a couple of days off "to clear his head". he asked me in the club if we could give him a couple of days off to clear up his mind and he will be b

michael massey the race director who presided over the controversial finish to the abu dhabi grand prixat record eight drivers title will be replaced in his role in formula i head of the start of the new season. you can read more on that on the bbc sport website. i will be back a little later. good afternoon, you're watching bbc news. i amjane hill. the bbc has uncovered how a culture of complicity and denial conceals the true scale of clerical sex abuse in italy. despite having the most priests of any country and the seat of the catholic church on its doorstep, italy has not documented the crime. calls are growing for it to follow france, which last year found over 200,000 cases there since the 1950s. mark lowen reports. in the shadow of the vatican are dark secrets that italy itself has buried. clerical sex abuse of minors, thought to be extensive but undocumented. with the most priests of any country and the seat of the catholic church in the heart of its capital, italy is failing to confront its sins. countless survivors have kept silent but one, who we will call mario, agreed to ta

the digital group has pulled in more than $500 million in a funding round led by abu dhabi.nd underscoring the investor demand for the infrastructure, that supports the internet. let's look at all of this and more with the princeton digital group chairman. thank you so much for joining us. congratulations on the funding round. where does this all go? where do you see specific growth outlook for the company? >> good morning. with this investment, this is one of the world's largest sovereign funds. we will consolidate our position as the market leader for providing the was largest cloud and commerce companies and also help us grow organically. this gives us more room and ammunition to grow across the region. india, japan and china and we are going to deepen this market. corrects how do you think of it has changed the game to offer the business? it looks like here in hong kong we are in one of a few nations who are continuing to live with covid or not live with covid, do you think this trend of people continue to work from home, does that change in anyway way how you look at th

, the europeans champions, chelsea, the club world champions now after beating brazil's match in abu dhabit time. they become just that that therapy inside to win every major trophy. manchester city have stretched their lead at the top of the english paramedic after a very comfortable 4-0 paramedic after a very comfortable 4—0 win at struggling nor edge. i have tricked from raheem sterling did the damage. the other goal came from phil folden. manchester city and out 12 points they are liverpool who play on sunday, although, city have played two games more than them. as ray, manchester united were booed off by some sections of the old trafford cloud after they were held to a when all draw to a very impressive south hampton side. they would've moved into a top four with the wind, saints remained ten. ahtpp the wind, saints remained ten. app to see and the wind, saints remained ten. fin“? to see and realise where we currently are and where we stand. they won 2—3 at tottenham and have expected to beat them easily and we got a point. today we desperately needed three points, but this is the situ

lance, even in his early 20's, did his 100 grand prix in abu dhabi, so he is getting the time that he. but they do work well together, they are great teammates. as far as finishes go, for us, it is early days, the second year of what i told you is a five-year journey. a new set of rules, we don't know where it will all play out, but we will all find out shortly in six weeks at the first race. matt: can i ask you if you think the new rules will make it more exciting? when i first started watching formula one, they were 12, 10 cylinder engines, you could feel it in your chest, and it was exciting. that is what really drew people to the sport rather than the drama of the interpersonal relationships. as we get closer to formula e, what is going to bring in the fans? lawrence: i do agree with you, those visceral formula one cars had a very special appeal. clearly, as automotive manufacturers, there is an notification component to our future. i do believe the hybrid system that we currently have, a great combustion engine, and electrification, and i agree, not quite as exciting as a v12 or

the champions league winners are in abu dhabi for the club world cup semifinal, but without their managerpply for the world is a big step closer, thanks to scientists in a british laboratory who have smashed the record for generating energy from a nuclearfusion reaction. fusion energy is what powers the sun and the stars. but it's incredibly difficult to recreate on earth. now researchers at a lab in oxfordshire have had a major breakthrough, producing fusion energy at a scale and for a duration not seen before. it could eventually lead to a cleaner source of energy that would help protect the planet forfuture generations. our climate editor, justin rowlatt reports two, one, zero. this is the record—breaking reaction. it is more than 150 million degrees celsius. ten times hotter than the heart of the sun. and it happened here, the world's most powerful fusion plant, jet fusion, in culham in oxfordshire. it is, says the team here, a landmark for this technology. these results are really significant because what we have managed to demonstrate insidejet is we can create a mini sun, the right

abu dhabi has reported 138% in the q4 revenue in global commodity price. the c.e.o. joins us., great to have you with us. you are riding the crest of a global wave. simple question. great numbers. net profit. comfortable beat, etc. is this wave rising and continuing? is the momentum going to stay with you? good morning. >> good morning, manus. thanks for having me. with regard on the wave on the crisis side, it's shooting strength with the low cost positioning in the middle east being able to capture strong margins and deliver it to global markets. in terms of whether it is resilient, you know, there's always going to be volatility in our space. but we think the medium term looks solid still the price of hydrocarbons or natural gas which is going strong with some volatility, strong earnings trajectory. dani: i'm about to show my regional bias considering i'm over this side. manus: she's in london. dani: i am in london. and the rest of europe we are facing an energy crisis. this has led to demand destruction within fertilizer companies. how much opportunity will you fill the vo

they beat palmeiras 2—1 in abu dhabi — romelu lukaku put them ahead but the brazilian side levelled andrtz scored from the penalty spot to give chelsea the victory that makes them only the fifth club to win every major competition. yeah, it is for him. there is no doubt that it's for him. and we met, like, shortly on the pitch after the final and i said congratulations, he said congratulations and said "it's for you, it's your club, and it's your input and your passion who made this possible and we are happy to be part of it". so of course the trophy is for him. it didn't take long for manchester city to restore their 12—point lead at the top of the premier league. raheem sterling scored a hat—trick as they won a—nil at norwich. they're unbeaten in the league since october — but their closest challengers liverpool do have two games in hand — one of those is this afternoon at burnley. manchester united dropped more points at old trafford — jadon sancho's first home goal gave them the lead over southampton but that was wiped out soon after half time, thanks to che adams. that's the second

point to a motivation specifically beyond the fact that this was not the first time that the uae and abu dhabi have endured and attempted huuti attack. this is a challenge that we are very focused on, in terms of providing support -- consuming those leaders with appropriate authority and tools, that will hold them accountable and will constrain their ability to engage in this type of reprehensible behavior, and even as we do that, speaking with the saudis and other regional partners, the u.n. special envoy, to find a diplomatic solution to the conflict in yemen. this is a conflict that they have been able to leverage to their advantage. the sooner by which we can find a means to bring about a diplomatic solution in yemen, we will be better positioned across all of these challenges. >> [inaudible] sec. price: the power vacuum that has existed in yemen since 2015. >> do you think the u.s. policy has played any role? what you're saying now, this is a conflict -- sec. price: u.s. policy is focused on finding a diplomatic solution to this, not only to bring about greater levels of stability and sec

the 36—year—old edged out yasper philipsen in abu dhabi.nd windy weather at times. and of course we've got the legacy of all those storms, still some flooding. this is the picture in shrewsbury in shropshire. and it's really through the rest of the day, we're going to be continuing to see flood warnings in force, particularly across england and wales. there's also been a few for scotland as well. now, all down to the fact that we have got another band of rain approaching from the north—west, so some of that rain's going to be falling on areas that really could do without it. still quite a lot of isobars on the map, so it's going to be another breezy day on tuesday, but certainly not those disruptive winds that we've seen recently. to start the day, it'll be coldest towards the east. that's where we will have had the clearest skies for longest overnight, but rain already across northern ireland and scotland. could be quite heavy through tuesday morning with some blustery winds. that sweeps across northern england into wales, too, and then it

you have isis k who was responsible for the terror attack in abu dhabi airport. so abdullah was able to provide overarching structure for the larger organization but to be directly involved in operations. >> are you concerned about a retaliatory strike from isis? >> we are always watching for threats by isis. we don't have any indication right now that there is some sort of retaliation in the offing, but we'll be watching this very, very closely. obviously we'll do what we need to do to protect ourselves, our allies and partners. >> we also learned today that the russian intelligence was planning to produce a propaganda video that would show a fake attack against russia, a video they could then use as a pretext to ukraine. can you tell us about this and what's behind the decision tro reveal it today? >> first of all, we want to be careful how much detail we put out there, but it's often a collection of material that leeldlead us to a conclusion. we've been watching this for a while. this is right out of the russian playbook. they did it in 2014 where they try to

. >> let's get more on this to jomana cora chi live for us in abu dhabi. let's pick up with how oren finished that report. tell us how much of a blow this is to isis as it is trying to make a comeback. >> reporter: well, you know, taking out the heads of the terrorist organizations does not mean an end to the groups. no doubt, this is a significant blow as you heard from oren's report. especially if you look at who this man was. he was one of the key figures in the group not just when he took over as leader but back to the roots of isis. al qaeda in iraq, he's one of the founding members. we did lose that senior figure. if you look in the short term this will likely have a disruptive impact on isis as you mention especially right now as we are seeing this attempt by the group to reemerge. this is not isis of 2015, '16, and '17. account loss of the caliphate in 2019, experts were warning that we are going to see the reemergence of isis in the form of an insurgency that is going to be a very lethal group. thousands of members of this group just went undergro

he has been replaced at the abu dhabi and two people have been brought into my head like to see one ofto enact diversity in formula 1. birmingham city captain tory deeney has called for the teaching of black, asian and minority ethnic history and experiences to be made compulsory in england. he's launched a petition and written to the education secretaru, saying change is needed to combat stereotypes and racist beliefs from an early age. our sports editor dan roan reports. he's been a driving force at whatever club he's played for. commentator: and who else | but the talismanic troy deeney! and now he's laying down a challenge to the government. former watford striker troy deeney telling me he wants more diversity to be mandatory in the school curriculum. no—one's saying that every single history lesson has to be about black, asian and mixed ethnicities. we are saying that over the course of a 12—month period, where kids are at school, that we can learn a little bit about everybody and keep doing that from a younger age. i think a lot of what's going on in the school curriculum right a

body failed to make any proposals following its inquiry into the dramatic events at last year's abu dhabi newcastle falcons back row mark wilson has retired from rugby union at the age of 32. wilson won 23 caps for england, including playing at the 2019 world cup, and made his last test appearance in the 2021 six nations. but an ongoing knee problem contributed to his decision to retire. and former great britain rugby league player and coach johnny whiteley has died at the age of 91. whiteley was part of test series wins over australia with the lions as both player and coach, and was part of three world cup squads between 195a and 1960. he also won the championship and played in challenge cup finals with hull for whom he scored 156 tries in a17 games, and coached both hull fc and hull kr. and that's all the sport for now. welcome to newsday. reporting live from singapore, i'm mariko oi. the headlines... western officials say russia has mobilized enough troops to be able to invade ukraine at "the drop of a hat". ukraine's president remains defiant. translation: they tell us that february t

positive for covid and missed their semifinal but has now been given the all—clear and flown to abu dhabice suffering a punctured lung and broken ribs in a crash in november. it's the 36—year—old's 157th win of his career. another full round of matches in the premier league this weekend, kurt zouma will again be available to play for west ham. the club was heavily criticised for not dropping him for the game against watford earlier this week, despite a video emerging of him kicking and hitting one of his pet cats. the rspca has taken both his cats into care while they investigate the incident. zouma has been fined two weeks' wages by his club, but his manager says he stands by his decision to play him and he'll be available to face leicester on sunday. i don't think a club could have taken more action any quicker than what they have done. what time of done a really good job but fining the maximum wages, and i'm not condoning him, his actions were terrible. we'll accept they were diabolical. but we have chosen to play him and we stand by that. we are going to get him some help, just like i

jomana joins from us abu dhabi. what more do we know? >> reporter: laura, very little coming from the u.s. military. the pentagon overnight releasing a very short statement saying that they conducted -- u.s. special forces conducted a quote, unquote, successful counter terrorism mission in northwestern syria saying there were no u.s. casualties, no mention of the target of this operation and more importantly, no mention of civilian casualties in this operation. in the past couple of hours we have received devastating reports from on the ground in northwestern syria where the rescue group, the white helmets, reporting at least 13 people including six children and four women they say were killed in this -- in the clashes and fighting that took place. they said this was an operation that lasted hours. we're going to have to wait and see what the pentagon has to say about this quote, unquote, successful operation and these reports and images that we're getting of civilian casualties and whatever unfolded there on the ground. laura, it's not

mark cavendish sprinted to victory on stage two of the tour of the uae in abu dhabi.ace. sir mo farah will be hoping to secure an eighth victory in the vitality london 10,000 in may. the race is returning to the centre of the capital for the first time since he last won it in 2019. farah hasn't competed since last june after breaking his foot which saw him miss out on the tokyo olympics. disability golf has received a boost with a revamped and renamed "golf for the disabled" tour announced today — with more tournaments and investment for the european disabled golf association. the dp world tour — formally known as the european tour — will increase its support, to take the tour semi—professional. next, the proposed saudi backed gull super league is dead in the water, according to rory mcilroy after two big—name golfers ruled themselves out, bryson dechambeau and dustin johnson free —— reaffirmed their commitment to the pga tour. more from ian carter. _ commitment to the pga tour. more from ian carter. johnson _ commitment to the pga tour. more from ian carter. johnson

we are tracking the very latest developments live from abu dhabi. what can you tell us? >> reporter: well, brianna, john, as you guys just mentioned, we are getting very little information from the pentagon except for that short statement they released overnight saying u.s. special forces conducted this successful operation, as they described it, in northwestern syria. they said there were no u.s. casualties. no mention of the target of this operation. more importantly, no mention of civilian casualties. as you mentioned there, we are getting devastating reports on the ground in idlib province where the rescue group, the white helmets, report 13 people were killed in this operation, including six children and four women. we were just going through some video that we have gotten from northwestern syria from this area, the aftermath of this operation. and it is extremely horrific. really disturbing images. the bodies of young children, mutilated bodies of these children, and body parts being pulled out of the rubble, being wrapped in blankets and moved out. the white helme

i'm talking about the managers that work in dubai and abu dhabi.hese guys control a ton of money, and so people are calling for $200 price ain't going to happen. this is my investment thesis you have to believe in zuckerberg to turn against the other applications, but this is the bottom and this is where you want to accumulate my call i wonder what you had to show to become a citizen was it just the size of your bank account because we both know that's large and maybe that wasn't enough and if so, props to you >> it's hard to get this i'm very proud of it i worked for years for it. i love to work with them they are very advanced in their thinking and investing very advanced. >> okay. so let me ask you this you say this is the bottom and let me come back at you and say maybe we saw the top in terms of the business itself and maybe facebook will not grow as it was before and meta is a pipe dream and that's not going to happen for ten years and they changed their name to get away from a distraction. they have problems with the ios change doesn't that

israel's president visited abu dhabi, 16 months after the two nations normalized relations. a new report from the u.n. finds over 100 people who previously worked for the afghan government, its security forces, or international military forces have been killed since last august's takeover of afghanistan by the taliban. the u.n. says more than two-thirds of them were killed extrajudicially by the taliban or its affiliates, despite promises of amnesty by taliban leaders. civil society activists and journalists have also been targeted and killed. in sudan, security forces killed a 27-year-old pro-democracy demonstrator sunday as thousands of people defied a protest ban and took to the streets of khartoum and other cities to call for an end to the military coup regime. >> despite all the martyrs who are dying come every day we los a martyr, but people insist on their goal. we will gain victory. the revolution continues. amy: at least 79 protesters have been killed since sudan's october 25 coup. in 2019, a popular uprising led to the ouster of former authoritarian president omar