in rugby union, england's danny care has said that despite his "rollercoaster" of an international careerrs world cup gives him a chance to take care of some unfinished buisness in the tournament. the 36—year—old has been named in steve borthwick�*s england training group as one of only three scrum—halves — and care says it is his dream to make the squad. for many, any time an england coach wants you to come in and give it a crack, the answer is always yes. that is why i have stayed in england for 18 years as a player, i have always wanted to play for my country, it means an awful lot to me. ifeel like in world cups it hasn't really been what i wanted it to be, so i will give anything to try to get in that 33 going to france. ifeel really try to get in that 33 going to france. i feel really good, as good as i have in years. given that chance of someone saying i think you can help us here, come and show us, then, yeah, i'm in. the netherlands have kept their men's cricket world cup qualification hopes alive with a 7k run win overoman in harare. vikramjit singh's maiden odi century helped t

to rugby union where england's danny care says he has unfinished business with the world cup and is "eer at the tournament in france. the 36—year—old has been named in steve borthwick�*s england training group as one of only three scrum—halves. after missing out in 2019, care says it would be a "dream" to make the squad. for me, any time an england coach wants you to come in and give it a crack, the answer is always yes. that's why i have stayed in england for 18 years as a player, i have always wanted to play for my country, it means an awful lot to me. ifeel like in world cups it hasn't really been what i wanted it to be, so i would give anything to try to get in that 33 going to france. the dream is the dream. to do what the 2003 is dead and get that trophy. do what the 2003 is dead and get that many-— that trophy. with a four michael out, then what _ that trophy. with a four michael out, then what happened - that trophy. with a four michael out, then what happened in - out, then what happened in australia, then output the best part of the year, now back in. it a roller-coaster. _

professor danny care and says there's an important legal difference. >> trespasses are criminals haveight to be on your property but squatters. do have rights often paid utility sometimes they're even a former renter. he does not advise taking matters into your own hands. instead, he says called the police. they will tell you if they need to take this person to jail or if you need to take them to court, which could be a long, drawn-out process and they need to fast track these housing court cases to get better rights. >> and more rigorous rights to property owners. >> stephanie haines reporting for us. there are few things communities can even try to do to fix the problem. cities can set up rapid response teams with prosecutors making immediate judgments on who lawfully owns the home and they can also fast track these lawsuits to get you and your squatters into court as quickly as possible. all right. well, experts are now sharing how to properly keep your skin safe. >> during the summer with heat advisories all throughout the country. lori, how to keep your skin safe is so important.

professor danny care and says there's an important legal difference. >> trespasses are criminals haveright to be on your property, but squatters. we do have rights often paid utility sometimes they're even a former renter. he does not advise taking matters into your own hands. instead, he says called the police. they will tell you if they need to take this person to jail or if you need to take them to court, which could be a long, drawn-out process and they need to fast track these housing court cases to get better rights. >> and more rigorous rights to property owners. >> all right, 10 42 is the time. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news in survey is highlighting companies. it topped the list as being the topped the list as being the most patriotic brands of 2023. oh, hello! hi! do you know that every load of laundry could be worth as much as $300? really? and your clothes just keep getting more damaged the more times you wash them. downy protects fibers, doing more than detergent alone. see? this one looks brand new. saves me money? i'm starting to like downy. downy saves loads.

professor danny care and says there's an important legal difference. >> trespasses are criminals no rightn your property, but squatters. we do have rights often paid utility sometimes they're even a former renter. he does not advise taking matters into your own hands. instead, he says called the police. they will tell you if they need to take this person to jail or if you need to take them to court, which could be a long, drawn-out process and they need to fast track these housing court cases to get better rights. >> and more rigorous rights to property owners. >> well, that was stephanie haines reporting. now there are few things communities can do to try to fix the problem. cities could actually set up rapid response teams with prosecutors make an immediate judgment on to lawfully owns a home. they can also fast track these lawsuits to get you. and here's squatters into court quickly. still ahead of the kron, 4 morning news now the weather is, you know, it's important. >> we'll check your skin from the sun. doctors explain the proper way to where s pm. and after the break. are taking on

welcome again to my panel, journalist and commentator and broadcaster danny kelly and also author and campaigner for children in carehank you. it's an old gag but everyone does good one. >> always, always, always , always. >> well, i'll start with danny so we can kick things off. danny yes? nice to see you, by the way. good afternoon. >> another £2 of weight loss. >> another £2 of weight loss. >> i wasn't going ask. >> i wasn't going to ask. >> i wasn't going to ask. >> i was going to say that. >> i was going to say that. >> what, did go to the loo? >> what, did you go to the loo? oh in total. >> what, did you go to the loo? oh oh, n total. >> what, did you go to the loo? oh oh, that'sl. >> what, did you go to the loo? oh oh, that's really. try and >> oh, that's really. try and get closer my wedding weight. >> which is which was, which was three was that really i >> -- >> yeah. >> yeah. >> you just bring in a picture of getting married or she of you getting married or she can wife's face, can bust out your wife's face, but see you but then we could see what you look you looked like look like, what you looked like be

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cares about now. to all the members of congress, including benny thompson, senator tammy duckworth, represented dannyick durbin who wish a speedy recovery from covert. and who have long thought to honor the till family. it's not due to any of them to the till family, it's another to be with you again. you know, when i was preparing these remarks i quite frankly and my colleagues will understand this, i found myself trying to temper my anger as i was writing this. i'm not joking. i can't fathom, i can't fathom what it must've been like. it's hard to believe, i was 12 years old, and i just, i know no matter how much time has passed, how many birthdays, how many events, how many anniversaries, it's hard to relive this. brings it all back which we talked about wee talked about as if it happened yesterday for the images in your head, the things you remember. but it's inspiring to see how many of your family has continued as mothers courage to find the faith in pain, the purpose and pain. that's a remarkable thing, it seems to me. insisting on an open casket, if casket for her murdered, and i might add, ma

cares a lot about. all the members of congress including a representative thompson, senator tammy duckworth, representative dannyick durbin who wish a speedy recovery from covid he's recovering from covid right now. who have long fought to honor the till family. it's not new to any of them. to the till family it's an honor to be with you again. what i was preparing these remarks i quite frankly and my colleagues will understand this, i found myself trying to temper my anger is i was writing it. i am not joking. i cannot fathom, i cannot fathom what it must have been like. it's hard to believe i was 12 years old. i know that no matter how much time has passed, how make birthdays, how many events, him a anniversaries it is hard to relive this. it brings it all back. but we were talking as if it happened yesterday the images in your head, the things you remember. but it is inspiring to see how many of your family have continues as a mother's have the courage to find faith and purpose in pain. that is a remarkable thing it seems to be. insisting on an open casket for her murdered and i might add a maimed and mutilat

cares a lot about. to members of congress, including representative benny thompson, tammy duckworth, representative danny and dick durbin who we wish speedy recovery from covid, he is recovering from covid right now and who long fought to honor the till family. it is not new to any of them. to the till family, it is honor to be with you again. you know, when i was preparing remarks, i quite frankly and my colleagues will understand this, i found myself trying to temper my anger as i was writing it. i'm not joking. i can't fathom. i can't fathom what it must have been like, it is hard to believe i was 12 years old. and i just know no matter how much time has passed, how many birthdays, how many anniversary, it is hard to relive this. brings it all back. as if it happened yesterday. the images in your head, things you remember as mothers courage find faith and pain and purpose and pain. that is a remarkable thing, it seems to me. insisting on an open casket for her murdered and i might add maimed and mutilated son. 14 years old. 14 years old. she said, let the people see what i've seen. let the people see

i don't care if i die, i'm ready to go to jail for life. danny penny's on that train. he's an ex-marine. he's 24. he grabbed jordan neeley, a black man. he he restrains him and two other members in that subway hold. jordan penny's down. a black man and a white man. they get to the point where people are actually calling 911 and on the subway, sometimes the calls go through or it doesn't help, help, help. five calls come in to the police that they've documented. help. there's a problem and someone's going to you know is going to kill us or someone ill is threatening all of us. the police come and they take jordan neeley and they put him in a recovery position. recovery means that they lay him on his side so he doesn't choke and and, you know, choke on his own vomit or so that there's no problem turns out he gets to the hospital. he's dead. everyone on that subway car. thanked the marine, the 24 year old marine who was a sergeant, by the way. he had left marines. he was done. he was a he's an architecture student in college. he didn't want to get involved, but he took a

were a lot of people in the circle of tony, his son, danny, who did incredible things for his career as his manager, his wife susan an extraordinary care at the end of his career but there were a lot of people up sure what would happen when that curtain opened and would he be all right, he was locked in. it was incredible. >> you said he got at least 20 standing ovations. as i watched this morning it kind of broke my heart because a few days later you were with him on his walk in central park and he didn't remember playing that show. anyone who knows someone who has dealt with alzheimer's understands that and i think dealing with him deal with being on stage and being tony bennett again. >> and you know, yeah, it was. he was sitting on a bench he often sat in with susan across from his apartment and i sat down with him and there were people coming by and saying hello tony great to see you doing great and i said, i mentioned the show the previous night and he didn't know what i was talking about and he was gracious about it. i said you were amazing and he said thank you very much, but that's just the reality of disease and something he

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danny shaw, who you believe . i shaw, who you believe. i understand that the corporation has a duty of carefter what has emerged about what is clearly , you know, about what is clearly, you know, his severe depression . his severe depression. >> i think that's right, pip. i mean, i'm critical of the bbc because i don't think they dealt with the complaint properly when it came in initially on the 18th of may, the 19th of may, they didn't investigate it properly. they made a phone call and an email to try and speak to the complainant that doesn't strike me as a very robust or rigorous investigation into what what we now know was a serious allegation means that term serious allegations was a term used by tim davie, the bbc director—general well, if you're getting serious allegations about your most high profile news presenter who has mental health concerns and well documented history of severe depression , a you know, the depression, a you know, the investigation was inadequate and b, what steps were made to check on his welfare and his mental well—being ? because we now know well—being? becau