very guitar ora paintbrush? 0h... very difficult. inside the guitar, and then i'll have both. ., ., ~ both. lateral thinking. laughter _ you're live with bbc news. turning to ukraine — where presidnt volodymyr zelensky said he had a �*long and meaningful�* phone call with chinese president xi jinping for the first time since rusia's invasion earlier. shortly after the phone call, zelensky tweeted that he appointed the new ukrainian ambassador to china, and that it will give a powerful impetus to the development of their bilateral relations. president zelensky has repeatedly reached out to the president xi since the beginning of the invasion but received no response. earlier this month, xi told european commission chief ursula von der leyen he would speak to zelensky when "conditions and time are right." james waterhouse reports from kyiv. well, kyiv will see this as a bit of diplomatic progress. why? we are told it was a "long and meaningful" phone call. so, while ukraine will see this as serious progress, there are still huge ideolo

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but this has not materialised into something that we can definitely identify as a joint front oras definitelyas a joint front or as a strong alliance at this point. it is more a question of intention of coordination and, you know, showing readiness to help with expertise. know, showing readiness to help with exertise. . ~ know, showing readiness to help with exertise. ., ~ ,, know, showing readiness to help with exertise. ., ~ i. . know, showing readiness to help with exertise. ., ~ . ., expertise. thank you so much for “oininu us expertise. thank you so much for joining us from — expertise. thank you so much for joining us from beirut. _ aaron david miller is an american middle east analyst and a senior fellow at the carnegie endowment for international peace — he joins us now. very good to see you. we just had the biggest barrage from lebanon in about 17 years but she says it has been seen as a defiant operation thatis been seen as a defiant operation that is now over. is the sense that you are getting is none of the parties involved want to see an escalation? i parties involved want to see

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awareness that that concussion needs to be actively managed in a similar way to if you've had a hip injury oray pitch after multiple blows to the head. ben's death was so preventable. his father told me he welcomed the new guidance, but said the attitude of some in sport still needs to shift. slowly it is changing. like we say, you can have all the protocols in the world, but if the culture of the coach is, "i need my best player up and playing", it goes out the window. it's reallyjust getting everybody the same awareness and the same education. it's hoped stronger guidance can now raise standards across all sports, allowing players like these to enjoy the game they love, while better protecting young heads and young minds. jim reed, bbc news. after talking to sick and i am pleased to say we have some live pictures coming to us from space right now. this man is due to become the first arab to... he has travelled to the international space station as part of nasa's mission and will be the first arab man to perform a space walk, we understand, so we will be keeping a close eye on that as well. h

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shadow docket, cases tha the supreme court decide without fully elaborated upo decisions, much less oraents. justice alito was basicall saying to the liberals, yo complain so many times, when w have granted stays, and here you are doing it again and a totally unjustifiabl situation. one of the stays that he criticized was one drafted b justice barrett. he is now fighting within hi own side the fact that we did not hea from justices barrett an kavanaugh here, we don't kno how they voted we don't know who the five are we just know that thomas and alito or on the other side they wouldn't have granted the stay that makes me scratch my hea about what the other folks are thinking too >> i want to ask you i addition to this case, conservatives plotting new way to limit access to abortio medication politico reporting that th antiabortion group, students for life, on wednesday launche the next phase of the campaign to use the patience of our mental laws to restrict th ability to terminate a pregnancy. in a citizen petition to the fda, the group asked tha access to the widely use abortion drug mi

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people can get by mail but the next steps in the case it goes for the fifth circui where they will hear ora arguments on may 17th. so they will be hearing th merits of the case and taking look at the facts of the case. evaluating the law considering judge kacsmaryk' ruling from earlier this month and then issuing their final decision or judgment i should say and then from their dependin on how they roll we could se the plaintiffs or th defendants going to the suprem court and asking them to do th same thing all over again. here are the merits of the cas and then, you know, look for a final decision but, you know, as it relates t access, it really is going t hinge on how the court rules but for the time being until a court makes the decision, it i accessible >> when you talk to advocate what it didn't with the fact that this is going to the fift circuit? >> i talk to advocates and doctors they told me that, you know, while last night's new was a sigh of relief like we have heard for man folks. they are too hopeful with th fifth circuit. it is contact with conservativ justices and they are a

but note the fight continues a the fifth circuit is now scheduled to hear this ora arguments. joining me now is monica alb at the white house with. as weigh in for us where does the white house stand on what is ahead for tha when it comes to abortio rights and specifically th fifth circuit, and if that i coming passively back up depending on how they decide >> well the white house really does see this as temporary relief they were relieved you could say about this decision coming down today keeping the status quo, meanin that they will continue to remind those millions of women who may need access to thi drug that they can do so in th interim as this continues to work its way now through the lower courts but, the president and the vic president both warn that thi was indeed just something that was temporary and could change depending on what happens. so the president put it in ver clear terms saying that he was happy to see if i was going to pledge to continue to fight fo what he called politically driven attacks on women' rights and then the one who has bee the most outspoken

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he is trying to amass a coalition, ora yesterday. a committee, yesterday. he is trying to amass a coalition, ora committee, rather, of countries, to implement a permanent ceasefire and hopefully begin trying to deliberate upon a political solution, without which there can be no stability for sudan, and i can argue the interest of the neighbouring countries, and as far afield as the uk and the us, particularly along the red sea region. particularly along the red sea reuion. ., , ., region. professor, it is good to talk to you. — region. professor, it is good to talk to you. i — region. professor, it is good to talk to you, i appreciate - region. professor, it is good to talk to you, i appreciate you i region. professor, it is good to - talk to you, i appreciate you taking the time to speak to is on the context. we'rejoined from london by dr husam el—mugamar — he's a consultant here in london and is the founder of the sudan's doctors for human rights group. thank you forjoining us. all please talk to me about relatives. what have they

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