marcus papadopoulos in london he's the editor of politics first magazine also in london we have alexander the class of he is a political commentator and a former kremlin advisor and in plymouth we crossed to patrick henningsen he is a journalist writer and founder of the news website twenty first century wired dot com all right john cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate alexander let me go to you first in london you know so much is happening and like to point out that you. actually spoken to the media apparently she had a phone call with her sister in russia and she's not giving up very much but i have to say what a miraculous recovery from if we start from the beginning of this story you know and talks it agent ten times worse than v.x. and on and on seeing how the media has changed its story the government has been stonewalling there's been no transparency whatsoever there is no cooperation and cooperation with russia that is asked to be part of the investigation i mean just stonewalling here go ahead alexander. well be the first

senator alexander. >> mr. chairman, appreciate the tone of senator durbin's comments in the other comments that senator mcconnell's. let me make a sit session. i suggested this in a republican lunch today that we have a discussion among ours does about what the amendment process actually is and when corporations come to the floor because so many senders haven't seen it before. that is really been the problem. we can change all the rules in the book, but if alexander objects to the durbin amendment, then durbin objects to the alexander amendment and then the whole bill stops. we will have to have a consensus within each of our caucuses as senator shelby and senator leahy to be successful but as senator mcconnell moves to bring a bill to the floor that there is not an objection to that. he doesn't have to file cloture on it. that will delay things. the senator durbin moves an amendment that some of us don't like, we need to vote on it. we need to agree to a time consent or vote on it. that requires some unders h

senator alexander? >> mr. chairman, i appreciate the tone of senator durbin's comments and the other comments of the other comments, senator mcconnell. let me make a suggestion. i suggested this in our republican lunch today is we have a discussion among ourselves about what the amendment process actually is when appropriations bills come to the floor. because so many senators haven't seen it before. and that's really been the problem. i mean, we could change all the rules in the book, but if alexander objects to the durbin amendment, then durbin objects to the alexander amendment, then the whole energy and water bill stops. so we are going to have a consensus within each of our caucuses of senator shelby pan lae high are going to be successful, that if senator mcconnell moves to bring a bill to the floor, that there is not an objection to that. he doesn't have to file cloture on it. we have to file cloture, that will delay things. then if senator durbin moves an amendment that some of us don't like, we need t

with russia that is asked to be part of the investigation i mean just stonewalling here go ahead alexander. well be the first of all what i find completely bizarre is that practically from day one all of the british media all of it i stress have been covering this story in the exactly the same way sometimes in the exactly the same words and phrases now i'm sorry but how does the free media work here who is giving the instructions who is giving the orders because i find the very difficult to imagine let's say you know a hundred to one hundred three hundred journalists report in the exactly the same way and basically guess most of the things that are happening and provide no proof when told i thought that was very strange secondly what i found absolutely bizarre is that we were told right from the start that this was supposedly a nerve agent the military grade nerve agent which for some reason was called not the chalk which was by the way not that york was never developed in the soviet union it was something that was invented in america but if that was a military grade nerve agent right by n

for chancellor angela merkel the first to call him germany's ambassador to space on our astronaut alexander dares to is preparing his next big step as commander of the international space station. thanks for your company everyone. after days of delay in a global power struggle syrian state media now says international weapons inspectors have entered the town of do about the site of an alleged chemical weapons attack on the inspectors have been in damascus since saturday but until now they were denied access to the site to the lay has prompted the u.s. to accuse syria and its ally russia of attempting to cover up evidence of the alleged attack. the destroyed town of to mary's west syria's ill fated revolutionaries are now after seven years of fighting and with the last of the rebels gone damascus is trying to win back its people meeting their most basic needs first. when the rebels left we found in the depo stuff that could satisfy duma's residents for a year they were not offering as anything but only hunger and starvation and. the media made it here before u.n. chemical weapons inspectors

you know alexander it's to date there has been no transparency just accusations unfortunately i have to believe that we're not going to ever get any evidence whatsoever it will always be shrouded and it will because it's this is really not about the attacker apparent attack on two people one former double agent and his daughter but this is about pushing forward an agenda very nefarious one at that because i don't see this is just one step in a process ok and so this is why i don't think we'll ever get any kind of transparency on this case go ahead alexander well as you know appease the fifteen years ago and now the prime minister stood up in the coalmines made up by the gay sions about chemical weapons against iraq and also called to tell the agencies and said you can't reveal the details and then the war happened and the million people or more died and so on and we're still don't know anything how would work so i think we're in a similar situation now with another prime minister also i think to be honest with you peter i think there is no nerve agent i agree it was no no not over th

the part of the british authorities explicitly side the poisoning of the former half as b agent alexander litvinenko in london as the circumstantial evidence in this case the russians did it before they will do it again that's the essence of the u.k. allegations against russia but doesn't london itself have capability in time and motive for this kind of national character assassination well to discuss that i'm now joined by the father of alexander litvinenko. mr singh by thank you very much for a time you for coming to our program the only way this is going to be if you break the difficult conversation probably so i'm sorry i apologize in advance if some of my questions might seem insensitive as far as i know treasonous in the days of your son with him at the hospital he basically died in your hands but i will post in your arms and right after that you publicly blamed russia for his death for the who or what made you change your opinion on this issue. i kept on i was in this situation i kept thinking. surely i came to a conclusion you know nothing can change my opinion and would never do

alex krycek and some are a couple first to call him germany's ambassador to space on our astronaut alexander garrett is preparing his next big step as commander of the international space station and the buyer in munich have already celebrated one trophy this season but can they make it to all event there remain with the german cup within reach they face a semi final standstill at leverkusen tonight. way of iraq thanks for the company everyone. after days of delay and a global power struggle syrian state media now says international weapons inspectors have entered the town of duo that's the site of the alleged chemical weapons attack the inspectors have been in damascus since saturday but until now they were denied entry to the site the delay this prompted the u.s. to accuse syria anas al our russia of attempting to cover up evidence of the alleged attack. the destroy the town of demers where syria's ill fated revolutionaries up now after seven years of fighting and with the last of the rebels gone damascus is trying to win back its people meeting their most basic needs first. when the rebel

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chancellor angela merkel she refers to him as the country's ambassador to space and now astronaut alexander guessed is preparing for his next big step as command of the international space station. i bring off it's good to have you with us tonight we can finally report that weapons inspectors are on the ground in syria where they say a chemical weapons attack may have taken place after days of delay and they geo political tug of war international weapons experts have entered the town of duma the site of that alleged poison attack now the inspectors arrived in damascus on saturday but were barred from the site until today that has prompted the u.s. to accuse syria and russia of trying to cover up evidence. the destroyed town of doom areas where syria's ill fated revolutionaries out now after seven years of fighting with the last of the rebels go on damascus is trying to win back its people meeting memorise the basic needs first. when the rebels left we found in the depo stuff that could satisfy dumas residents for a year they were not offering as anything but only hunger and starvation and.

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of rebellion research alexander flies to joins us from our studio in new york alexander thanks for being with us you've been you've been bringing a i am machine learning to asset management for a while and not just to the big boys and girls but to retail investors this might at first sound a little scary to average folks put why is it safe and secure why is that a good place to invest money. first thanks so much for having me on bart good afternoon and i really appreciate you taking the time you know represents an ability for our society that have more quality than we've ever known and so with our algorithms we're able to offer hedge fund beating returns to retail clients in twenty eight countries around the globe with a minimum account of five thousand dollars so we're really trying to take a maryland founder of merrill lynch as idea of wall street to main street to really the next level and we're trying to offer of the best of wall street to all of main street globally now fandor so you know the spooky factor in ai may be overblown but isn't the real benefit of what you do and what oth

his name is alexander gerst.is arguably the most famous european space agency astronaut from germany. gerst held his final news conference today before his june blastoff. he will be the first german to command the iss and says he aims to be a nice boss to his fellow astronauts, cosmonauts, and a rather intelligent robot. reporter: this was the view of earth from space that greeted alexander gerst on his last mission four years ago. now he's looking forward to his second trip to the international space station, or iss. >> it is not just a one-person project, but a huge team project. and seeing that gives me a feeling of completion, of, ok, this is going towards this point at the launch and the mission and everyone is ready. seeing that is fascinating. reporter: on his new mission, called horizons, gerst will be the first german commander of the iss. chancellor angela merkel calls him the german ambassador to space. gerst uses the nickname astro alex. on his last mission, he conducted over 100 scientific experiment

news still to come a team of astronauts including german alexander gas are preparing a new mission to the international space station we'll hear about some of the experiments they're planning to carry out while in space. but first diplomatic tensions between russia and the west are heating up and i guess how this time it's about industrial espionage and sabotage that's right in a joint in the u.s. britain and australia accused russia of preparing cyber attacks something putin that words that could be used to sabotage critical infrastructure in the west the statement says moscow is also using the internet for political and economic espionage. russia denies the allegations but western security experts are warning of a new cold war in cyberspace is in full swing. the hacking accusations against russia came at a rare joint statement the british and u.s. cyber agency said russia could be laying the foundation for future offensive cyber attacks they warned that hackers back by the russian government were targeting government and private computer networks. the hackers aim to compromise key h

european space agency astronaut alexander gast is holding his final conference news. since today ahead of his next trip to the international space station in june gas is heading to the ice s with u.s. astronaut syria now on your own chancellor and russian cosmonaut surrogate yes he'll be the first german commander of the station as we report will be accompanied by an unusual robot this was the view of earth from space that greeted guest on his last mission four years ago he's about to embark on his second trip to the international space station or. it's a bit like coming home i spent half a year of my life out there and i have very nice memories are terribly happy to relive this. on his new mission called horizons gas to be the first german commander of the i s.s. chancellor merkel calls him the german ambassador to space guest uses the nickname astro alex on his last mission he conducted over one hundred scientific experiments and a space walk which is one of the greatest challenges for an astronaut. bicycle is mistaken with his friends and you know there's risk invo

i would say lamar alexander is correct. we can reach a standoff in a hurry on this question of filling vacancies. how many traditional nominees got through the last two years of brocarak obama. wery the mayor garland, and go one after the other, and at the end of the day we are at a standstill in the situation. here for a few years and some of you have been as well, and it is hard to expect to newer members of the senate what the 70's to be like, her we used the floor of the senate for debate. it was a regular occurrence, and it was exciting. there were tough boats there, and some you thought would kill you in the next election, they didn't, but you thought they would. it really was with the senate was about come there was real debate going on there. i long for that. i expect the members what it was like. they cannot believe that they can offer amendment and get a vote on the same day. i did it come up most of us did it. it was considered normal around here, but now it is beyond our reach or it appears to be. i have one gli

alex on the german chancellor she refers to him as the country's ambassador to space now astronaut alexander pairing is next big step as commander of the international space station. i bring coffee it's good to have you with us tonight. and the rest of the western world she certainly seems prepared to give it a try today she spoke by phone with russian president vladimir putin afterwards she announced that the two have agreed to meet in the foreseeable future well the media buzz that was generated over that overshadow the rest of the day's events here in berlin. free trade was expected to top the agenda during the prime minister of new zealand's visit to berlin but the talks between just cinda arden and the german chancellor have been sidelined by recent incidents in syria. at the weekend france great britain and the united states attacked syrian military targets raising questions about the effectiveness of germany's policy in the region on tuesday chancellor angela merkel reached out to russian president vladimir putin in a bid to mediate. vignetting if you can if we want to have a peaceful

bureau chief alexander fernand standing by good evening to you alexander you were in the chamber today during mr a speech talk to me a little bit about how the speech was received. i thought that it was quiet impressive to watch the french president entering the house chamber receiving a standing ovation on both sides of the aisle and i talked to democratic lawmakers and some of them told me that they felt that the with a very powerful speech something that they would like to hear from their president they also told me that they think it was very important that in this to micro remind the lawmakers of the values the united states and europe share and it was quite impressive to see mostly democratic lawmakers members of the democratic party lining up after this speech to thank. him for the address but they also talked to republicans here and one congressman from new york told me that he thinks it was quite interesting and good to listen to mr mcauliffe views but said that this speech has not changed he's positions on the climate. agreement for example or on the deal. a lot of the messag

his nickname is astro alex transamerica prefers the title german ambassador to space now astronaut alexander gaston is preparing his next big step as commander of the international space station. hello i'm terry martin thanks for joining us present mcallen of france has said the eurozone the parts of the european union where the euro is the currency is an urgent need of reform i call it has been addressing the european parliament in strasbourg for the first time today setting out his vision for the future of europe he wants big changes but there's growing skepticism about the european project. acknowledge the situation at the start of his speech when he lamented the divisions that have opened up in the e.u. . i. don't think there is doubts in a number of european countries and month off to month these doubts seeing off as cool as foundations into question the fundamental there seems to be a sort of european civil wooll national selfishness and egotism taking precedence over what unites us this accusing the french president manuel my call on their speaking to the european parliament a short w

of a shadow welcome to you both and alexander i'd like to begin with you how credible is this threat by president trump could we indeed see a u.s. strike against russia in syria. i don't think that we are going to see an u.s. strike against russian forces in syria what presence trump was talking about on twitter a possible strike against syria forces in syria and that could indeed happen and you know if that doesn't happen that the president could lose his credibility and look for week after threatening such an attack so we don't know yet what is going to happen but what we do know is that he has been talking to his senior military advisers according to you as secretary of defense met this the president was provided will all possible options all options are on the table at the same time the pentagon is still and says seeing what really happens in syria so we have to wait and see what action is going to be taken by the u.s. however we have to add that so we can it's you that whatever happens the russians on the ground in syria are going to be warned because the u.s. military wants to

you're a shadow is also in moscow welcome to both of you and alexander i would like to begin with you first and foremost how credible is this threat by president could we indeed see a u.s. strike in syria. well i think that it's very likely that we are going to see military action against the syrian government in syria and anything else would be no it's credible to tweet so president trump has no choice then to hold through with he's threats however i think that we are not going to see at least that's not what the u.s. is not interested in having any escalation with their russian president and he's advised those military leaders have been talking about what has to be done they have been talking about a much robust military strike in syria against syria much robust of the last two years. because they believe that that would be more credible and possible serve as a deterrent to any farther use of chemical weapons in syria and russia for its part it seems pretty unfazed by this threat from the u.s. president we've just had some word in fact that russia saying that its military police wil

alexander nix, he was chief executive at the timelj alexander nix, he was chief executive at the time3. friends of ours thought it was 2013. friends of ours thought it would be a good joke to introduce us because he was conservative working for the republican party and i was working for the republican party and iwasa working for the republican party and i was a registered democrat. he was interested in learning about my experience for the democrats as he was running at the time a very well—known political consultancy. he said at the time let me get you drunk and still your secrets, i did not call him at the time that we met coincidentally a few more times after that and in december 2014, he offered me a job. after that and in december 2014, he offered me ajob. she pitched after that and in december 2014, he offered me a job. she pitched to work with the unofficial brexit campaign, leave. eu, founded work with the unofficial brexit campaign, leave.eu, founded by insurance company owner arron banks. she said she had a few concerns about legality. firstly was in relation to breaches of e

so he was not a traitor alexander was never a traitor and he could not be a traitor and putin's you know actually put a new king personally. to office a couple of times at least that's what he told me what i know from him i've heard about it more and i don't know whether it's true or not maybe it was just his and. even though i doubt it is a very simple go to the well let's not talk about putting but some of those your son's case thank you because our british many of our british colleagues say that there need to be doubted whether you trust putting are not whether you trust the british authorities there is a chemical trey's it is that leads through lugovoy to the airport you know about now and then back to moscow the age of egypt or just material yeah i heard about that. you know it's not like it was something that one person did it was a group of people and not just three people dozens of people involved there were traces on the airplane they were traces. this stupid. you go there to poison. the there would be traces if they were after a dozen but if they sent somebody with. one person.

chairman i would like to yield to senator alexander. >> senator alexander and then senator durbin. >> they are having to look up like this when they talk. thank you mr. chairman and senator mcconnell. i was trying to think of what i could say today that would be constructive in a time of some partisan stalemate and i brought a picture with me of the senate doing nothing, which is what what we are we do doing right now nominating -- con and a week later we float in the next monday we confirm him with one senator speaking. or district state in charge of cloture on wednesday, a week later cutoff confirming the next day and no senator speaks. the problem with that is people look at c-span and say they are doing nothing and they are as bad as we thought. that's one problem but letin me see if i can say this. i would like to see if there's any way could resurrect the bipartisan spirit that existed in 2011, 12 and 13 when a group of former white house counsels democrat and republican came to me and said could we do something about tradition of innocent untilco nominated? it difficulty of nom

alexander angert. aka the don of odessa.told us he has a previous conviction for murder. translation: he was the boss of the criminal society which operated in odessa and was particularly active in the corruption of local politicians. you won't find many investigators of organised crime more expert than the italian police here in rome. but there is a problem, the evidence they had accumulated was not evidence of crimes being committed here in italy. so the prosecutor told them they could not go ahead. the mayor and the don of odessa were never charged. but police find out the gang had links to another european city. london is one of the biggest financial markets in the world. that's one reason it attracts an estimated £90 billion of dirty money each year. corrupt individuals cannot steel public funds unless they have a getaway vehicle and a safe place to stash their stolen loot. anonymous companies are the getaway vehicle and uk assets such as property are the safe haven. the place they can hide their funds. london property

. >> for alexander, he needs a little more, extra.re is a theme park and set up a stack line. >> oh. >> because he was bored by everything else at the theme park? especially guess so. he within getting the beg enough thrillful he sets up his one-inch slack line, stretches it 4 into feet long. a huge gap. >> does this come with the season hat in. >> i would like to think that after alexander pulled it off, he would having a is es to the park no matter what. he must be this crazy. well the cool part is this is another one of alexander's first, this is the first time anyone has flat leaned of a roller coaster. >> that adds to a string of alexander's first world record high lines. 680 meters in length in vancouver. another world record urban high line, 217 meters, so he likes to rack up these world firsts, world records. >> with does it do snit. >> he doesn't, apartmently. >> he just walks off. >> it's illustrated at the coffee shop through puns. . >> we are going to teach use of an old fire hose >> a bit of pampering.pamperinga >> if you

you're listed as both alexander kogan and alexander spectre. can you explain that? yes, sir.rried and my wife and i decided that it didn't make sense for me to take her name, or for her to take my name. so we said let's choose a new last name. and since we're both religious and scientists, we thought the idea of light made a lot of sense. so we were looking for something related to light. then my father was sadly sick at the time and one of his surgeons at the time was named jason spectre. we thought that is a really cool sounding name. it also kneels down the theme of light, because of spectrum. and so we decided on spectre as a derivative of a spectrum, as a symbol going for it as a family. you know that spectre is the evil organisation in the bond film? it's an unfortunate coinicidence. did you know that at the time? i did not. when the controversy broke, facebook described dr kogan‘s worked as a scam and a fraud and asked him to delete the data he's obtained. in my view, facebook's comments are pr crisis mode, right? i think, i don't believe they actually think these thin

times before as well our washington bureau chief always under phenomena at the white house tonight alexander thank you very much. here's some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world the f.b.i. has raided the offices of u.s. president donald trump's personal lawyer michael cohen the new york times is reporting that the agents seized records related to several topics including payments to the adult film actress stormy daniels the search warrant was allegedly based on information from special counsel robert. a topless femen activists caused a stir after getting within metres of us comedian bill cosby on monday and she wasn't laughing he was on his way to court for a retrial on charges of drugging and sexually assaulting a woman at his home back in twenty four last year jurors failed to reach a unanimous verdict. at least six people have been killed and at least nine others wounded in an attack in western afghanistan many of the victims were children officials say explosives were planted there in mosques in herat province no one has claimed responsibility. nigeria's p

‘s alexander povetkin.exander povetkin can wait for a while, that would be ideal. this is one of the dishes when you hold more than one belt, you have to abide by each governing body‘s rules. some people prefer one belt on one heavyweight champion, but that is what we are working towards one i want to fight deontay wilder, but each belt comes with eliminator is and we have to fight next. hopefully, we can be patient, but if not, i do not think it makes sense for me to give up this belt. i have to fight deontay wilder, so be it. —— if i have to fight alexander povetkin. the county cricket championship returns on friday. following england‘s disastrous tours, there may be changes for next month‘s series against pakistan. the life —— lancashire bowlers looking for a start. he spoke to 0llie foster earlier. of course i have the ambitions and the aspiration to get back into the england side, and to do that for a long long time. but it is thatis that is my focus for now. although i have got bigger goals, it is loo

our first report is out of this world in twenty four team german astronaut alexander gale spent six months in the international space station i s s. in just a few weeks he'll begin his second mission. but this time he'll be taking along an assistant named simon our reporter had a chance to meet him. good morning simon who are in concord ground station no but how about some music great words for your favorite. interaction with simon will be like on the international space station simon can feel hear and react to his environment he's currently being tested at the cologne facility where the human astronauts train for their mission and he's due to accompany german astronaut alexander gast when he joins the i s s crew this coming summer simon is designed to be a digital help her along the lines of siri or alexa. the first flying astronaut assistant featuring also official intelligence is we human or to whom we have one or thomas free floating robot if you want to call it that lease food yachts need for europeans or soon after it's never been anything like it in the columbus module but you see b

of sorties all right so these sanctions are potentially toothless if i understand you correctly alexander are these sanctions intended then to punish russia for its meddling in the u.s. election. well according to u.s. officials who briefed us on the measures this is one of the reason reasons to impose sanctions they also mentioned russia's annexation of crimea russia's behavior in eastern ukraine russia's support of the regimes and russia's meddling in the last election but you can have the impression that to some extent the trump administration is trying to downplay the role the russia russia's meddling in the past election have on the outcome on the results all right well having said that i want to pick up on that alexander have really heard from president trump is he fully on board with these sanctions being imposed at this moment. the white house has issued a statement and the headline was president trump is standing up to russia's villain activities but we haven't heard from the president yet notes we know statement and this is highly unusual and dissensions imposed today stands in

alexander litvinenko was poisoned here.nother putin critic, yevgeny chichvarkin, has set up a luxury wineshop here. yevgeny: nothing will stop to kill next person. the secret service has killed a few people. and the idea that people who live here have to be live in fear. shut mouth up forever. reporter: together with politicians like chris bryant, marina litvinenko is lobbying for tougher sanctions against russia. such as personal sanctions, like visa restrictions, against putin's entourage. marina: we need to show to people who take money from russia state, from ordinary russian, and bring this to the u.k., enjoying this luxury lifestyle. and most of them they are , members of very close circle of mr. putin. this need to be restricted. chris: the whole of europe and nato needs to take a very clear, long, steady look at how the russian state is trying to eat away at the soft underbelly of the liberal democracies of the west. it's trying to turn what is good about our countries, in britain and in germany, against ourselves,

s alexander colgan dismissed suggestions that the information he collected could have been used to sway the us presidential election. dozens of people have been killed in afghanistan as iceland the taleban tried to d. whale upcoming elections sixty died and then i saw suicide bombing at a voter registration sensor in kabul on sunday a bad case provinces six army officers protecting a registration center were killed by the taliban and then all the center was burned on monday night shot at bellus reports. at least sixty people are being buried in afghanistan they all had one thing in common a desire to vote these people were killed in western kabul on sunday morning queuing at a voter registration seems that they wanted to vote in october as elections in. the attack caused sorrow to hundreds of families people are not optimistic about the government in this country anymore. those registration opened on april fourteenth for long delayed parliamentary and district elections the government has two months to reach its goal of riches during fifteen million afghans just two percent have turned

he's really intelligence services as well because alexander went to israel then to italy and then he went to london and then he was killed soon after that there was the first attempt in a tube or maybe it was the beginning of the poisoning but on the first he felt there is sick and will be purged his stomach is. this was they would have diagnosed straight away i'm a doctor myself i know about these things now or i'd be seen you're right but it does give the british authorities say that it is such an unusual poison so nobody could even think that somebody would use it but what about let's go back to. the reason they say this was born in is because they want to blame it all on russia that's what they did. i don't know you didn't show me any documents nothing. that i would like to ask you as a family member you have but you should have. no access whatsoever have you tried to maybe take it to court it would go to some british court and ask for access to these documents as a father as a victim. you know when i was there w. bush nobody would let me have any exes you know they would just ki

the first half and threatened to gain here just before the break daniel brzezinski shot saved by alexander shrugged off the referee though decided to check the video replay for handball because the whistle had blown fribourg had already left the pitch and sure enough mark all the of a camp had handled the ball on its way to the keeper penalty pablo de blasio stepped up to the spot and hammered the ball in one meal for a minute the first time in bowen just to get history that a goal was scored after the half time whistle and mines weren't done yet in the seventy eighth minute shrugged off tried to clear the ball but it was intercepted by robin crays on who laid it on to to ploughs just to make it two nil with the help of the post a brace for de blas and that's how it ended two nil for mines she grabbed three huge points in the battle to beat the drop. european space agency astronaut alexandre gas has held his final news conference today ahead of his next trip to the international space station in june i guess will be the first german commander of the station his crew will take off on june s

you considered alexander.“ downer suggested to prince william have you considered alexander.clyde really. i don't see that happening. —— the odds will be on. you never know. i'm sure prince william is watching now. make it clyde. we leave. thank you both. you can see the front pages of all of the newspapers on the bbc website. all there for you seven days a week. bbc .co .uk/ papers. and if you miss a programme, has up on high player. thank you both. they get for watching. —— thank you for watching. april is renowned for its showers and today is not been a disappointment in any respect. plenty of showers nationwide. and increasingly to the avenue of the showers turned boundary, particularly across england and wales with the lightning detector going crazy. overnight the showers will maybe become confined to the northwest of the uk where they could still be quite heavy overnight, but they should last too long and any one area because the winds will stay quite brisk, blonde goes through. many seven and eastern parts of the uk become dry of a uk becomes dry overnight with clear s