it is tell me why it is it you support the rajasthan royals?— rajasthan royals?- rajasthan royals? it is a very interesting question to - rajasthan royals? it is a very interesting question to be - rajasthan royals? it is a very interesting question to be in l rajasthan royals? it is a very - interesting question to be in honest because being a mumbai it is a very odd relationship i have with rajasthan royals. in days back all the way back in 2011 when i first started taking interest in cricket at the age of 11 years old after india lifted the world cup in 2011 that time i didn't really have an idea and i was looking for supporting a different kind of game other than just choosing my home basis and at that time it was regarded as the underdogs, rajasthan royals, and they had so much potential due channel —— youth talent which i didn't expect the most of these were the reasons why felt that rajasthan royals with a perfect fit for me because they were the underdogs and they gave a position for unknown talents in young talents to flourish in the biggest stage that i

rajasthan's state government eventually - politician.eventually agreed politician. rajasthan's state - government eventually agreed to exclude most private medical facilities from this requirement. india's public health infrastructure suffers from chronic underinvestment. the ratio of doctors to patients is far below who prescribed standards and out—of—pocket spending on healthcare remains very high. according to the world health organization, medical bills push 55 million indians into poverty every year. experts say the government cannot depend on private institutions to plug these gaps. private institutions to plug these gem-— private institutions to plug these gaps-— private institutions to plug these as. ., ., these gaps. the right to health should be the _ these gaps. the right to health should be the guiding - these gaps. the right to health should be the guiding principle j should be the guiding principle for the state to provide the bulk of the care. i would argue that 3% of the gdp in provision for healthcare without which is no

the right to health — how rajasthan plans to give free health care for all, despite fierce oppositionlcome to world business report, i'mjagdip cheema. let's start in china, where it's good news from the world's second largest economy. latest figures show it's growing faster than many expected, with the economy growing by 4.5% in the first three months of this year. these are the first set of quarterly gdp figures since the end of the country's strict covid poilcy in december. this boosted retail sales, which were up over 10% on this time last year. also a huge expansion in travel, with some 45 million air passengers taking trips last month. all of this has helped spark positivity from investors, with groups like citi upgrading their china growth forecast to 6.1% — that's well over china's own targets. joining me now is rory green, chief china economist at consultants ts lombard. these numbers look strong. is it a short—term bounce or was it more sustainable. it short-term bounce or was it more sustainable-— sustainable. it is generally fairly sustainable _ sustainable. it is generally

the rajasthan state government has - the politician.han - state government has agreed to exclude most private facilities from this requirement. india public health —— india's health infrastructure suffers from chronic underinvestment, the ratio of doctors to patients is far below wto standards and out of partick spending on medicine remains very high. according to the world health organization medical bills push 55 million indians into property every year. experts say the government cannot depend on private institutions to plug these gaps. private institutions to plug these gaps-— private institutions to plug these as. ., ., these gaps. the right to health should be guiding _ these gaps. the right to health should be guiding the - should be guiding the principles for the state to provide the bulk of the care. i would argue 33% of the gdp provision for healthcare, without which it is not even a pipedream. without which it is not even a pipedream— pipedream. india spending a fraction of — pipedream. india spending a fraction of that _ pip

to cricket, and the rajasthan royals - and the rajasthan royals survivor laid scared to beat their opponente indian premier league match. england short form captainjos match. england short form captain jos butler match. england short form captainjos butler helped himself to a quickfire 52, teasing a victory target of 176. in the 200th capt match, he almost saw his side home but they fell just he almost saw his side home but they felljust short he almost saw his side home but they fell just short as the royals moved to the top of the standings but the two pickings are in fifth. isl standings but the two pickings are in fifth-— are in fifth. 14 runs left, i thought _ are in fifth. 14 runs left, i thought we _ are in fifth. 14 runs left, i thought we were - are in fifth. 14 runs left, i thought we were going i are in fifth. 14 runs left, i j thought we were going to are in fifth. 14 runs left, i - thought we were going to hold out, but if you go for 20 runs on one side is shorter, it is going to be a stiff challenge because i thought they were playing sampler and style, and he said he wanted t

rajasthan royals survived a late scare to beat chennai super kings by three runs in their indian pemiero bat, england short form captain jos buttler helped himself to a quickfire 52. chasing a victory target of 176, ms dhoni — in his 200th match as captain of chennai — almost saw his side home, but they felljust short as the royals move to the top of the standings with the super kings in fifth. actually, when there were 13 runs left, i thought holder will close it with ten or 12. i think that over, if you go for 20 runs and you have ms dhoni batting at the shorter end and someone like sandeep is coming, it is going to be a stiff challenge, because i thought the way he was playing zampa and chahal, he had calculated in his head that he wanted 20 for the last over. that was my assessment of what he did and he got it. and obviously... whenever we had to bowl a dot ball, there was a six ora four going, so, yeah, these things do happen. it's been a great week at the ipl, all last ball finishes, so, yeah, wonderful. now a sell—out crowd is expected at cardiff arms park this weekend as wales t

rajasthan have two wins from three, while delhi are still searching for their first victory.fford. chasing a surrey first innings of 442, colin de grandhomme was unbeaten on 67, with his side all out for 291. england's ben foakes then hit a century as surrey declared on 292 for six, a lead of 443. in replay lancashire were 37 without loss at close. england spinner rehan ahmed has told bbc sport how important his faith is to him, and how it keeps him humble after a record—breaking year. leicestershire's ahmed, who is the youngest male cricketer to play for england in all formats of the game, is currently observing the islamic holy month of ramadan. he spoke to shrosh khan. first thing, i mean, there's only certain stuff they can do, you know, training wise, they help you with timings and they help me with stuff, obviously nutritionists and staff tell me what to have and what is best for my recovery and may performance. they are doing what they can, and hopefully it is not that bad, fasting. i they can, and hopefully it is not that bad, fasting.— that bad, fasting. i feel like

in cricket's ipl, jos buttler�*s rajasthan royals fell eight runs short of their target to lose to theck when rajasthan began their reply, and despite a half century from devdutt paddikal, they ended up short, we are into the second period of extra time at wembley, and here online purchase. those fans might be able to tell you that there has not been anything to please either set, because still goalless in the second fa cup semifinal. there will be a winner, it will go to penalties. manchester city won't know who they face in the final come what may. 1983 the last time that brighton reached the fa cup final. who did they play that day? in a replay, it was 30s, manchester united, who eventually went on to win that competition on a replay. no replace an fa cup semifinals these days, so it will be decided in about 12 minutes. that is on bbc one for you to follow the final stages. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. as we've been hearing, records were made today on the famous london marathon course. many of the runners who completed the 26.2 miles had inspira

to cricket, and the rajasthan royals survivor a late scared to beat their opponent by three runs in the match. after being sent into bat, england short form captainjos butler helped himself to a quickfire 52, cahsing a victory target of 176. in the 200th capt match, he almost saw his side home but they fell just short as the royals moved to the top of the standings but the super kings are in fifth. 14 runs left, i thought holderwas going to close out, out, but if you go for 20 runs on one side is shorter, it is going to be a stiff challenge because i thought the way they were playing zampa and changa, and he said he wanted to be there in 2020 for the last two, and that's my assessment that got them there, and these things do happen, it has been a great week it. a crowd is expected at cardiff's park this weekend as wales take on england in the women's six nations, the red roses welcoming back four players from injury for the toughest challenge of the tournament so far. just a couple of changes for the red roses as they get ready for that big game against wales, alex matthews will come in

the right to health — how rajasthan plans to give free health care for all, despite fierce oppositionld's second largest economy. latest figures show it's growing faster than many expected, with the economy growing by 4.5% in the first three months of this year.

they'd set off from this village in rajasthan. now, quietly grieving for two of its own.s wrestling with what happened their bodies were bought in a bag. it was ashes. there was nothing else. just a handful of ashes and a few bones. the killings have captured attention across india, jogging memories of a previous wave of violence linked to cow vigilantes. indian muslims here fear they're being targeted by the groups who are linked to right wing hindu factions. and we found evidence of another possible victim. this man died after being involved in a car crash. it was captured on cctv. moments later, a group was filmed pulling a cow from the car. a video of him alive and being questioned was streamed live on the facebook account of the notorious vigilante that night. you are facing charges. shokin had been travelling in the same car. he claims they were chased by a cow protection group who beat them up so badly that worries died from his injuries. it was not an accident. he was killed. they are targeting muslims. there was not a single injury from the crash. mona mansour de

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at the top of the table, the rajasthan royals went two points clear, with a maiden win over the gujaratd warwickshire. details of all those over on the bbc sport website. at chelmsford, england�*sjimmy anderson continues his preparations for this summer�*s ashes. he was in the thick of the action as lancashire played out a draw with essex. just like the first innings he once again saw off his former england skipper alastair cook, trapping him lbw, this time for a duck. he bowled 13 overs as essex reached 128 for 4 before both teams shared the points. to cycling and tom pidcock finished third in the amstel gold race. tadej pogacar pulled clear of the ineos grenadiers rider with 28 and a half kilometres to go in the race�*s decisive move, the slovenian was all alone out in front and raced to victory by 38 seconds. pidcock eventually came home two minutes and 14 seconds further back. in the women�*s race, britain�*s pfeiffer georgi finished seventh, with dutch rider demi vollering coming out on top, breaking away in the final kilometre to finally claim victory in the gold race after back t

there was disappointment for england'sjos buttler and his rajasthan royals side in the ipl on wednesday of sunshine again in scotland, the highest temperatures across more sheltered western parts of scotland. but we've still got high pressure to the north of the uk, and that's bringing in these east—northeasterly winds. and at the moment, actually, we've got cooler air coming in on those winds as well. but those winds are starting to blow the cloud away that we saw today, and there was much more cloud earlier on across wales, so temperatures here weren't quite as high as they were yesterday. but drier air is coming our way, the clouds moving away from wales and the southwest and northern ireland, and but for some upslope cloud in the pennines and the welsh hills, it's going to be dry and clear overnight, and the winds will continue to ease down. so temperatures will fall away, and it will be a chilly start to thursday in highland and particularly grampian, temperatures could be below freezing. but it promises to be a dry and sunny day for many parts of the country tomorrow. changes come

and in the indian premier league, it�*s two wins from two for punjab kings, who beat the rajasthan royalsust because at that particular time when i came back i hadn�*t really pushed it that often. and i had this little window in which i did push, and i was able to come back. currently new wessel 31 up at westtown. manchester united goal around branford 20 minutes to go those games. and that�*s all the sport for now. welcome back. if you were looking for the ying and the yang in the west�*s approach to china, you need look no further than the two meetings that took place today thousands of miles apart. in la, the house speaker kevin mccarthy was meeting taiwanese president tsai ing—wen and in beijing french president emmanuel macron was beginning a three—day tour, as a guest of xi jinping. on one hand, a hardening of attitudes towards an increasingly assertive china, and on the other, recognition, pragmatism, whatever you want to call it, of the need to engage with china, no matter the political backdrop. earlier in the programme we discussed this with the pulitzer prize winning author ann