w reporter alexandra williams went to a research lab in charlottesville, virginia, to find out more for us. now, she is a co founder of q. c. 82. it's a small start up burke from the labs of the university of virginia and the u. s. they're developing cutting edge semiconductors, also called chips the red box as og 3 the laser. the 2 are because of an inside this chamber. ok? here i'm in the chamber, there is a very small chair. the cool thing is that everything here is at room temperature. and now other than the chip be, don't me and it, she works with hussein's id, the c e o of q c into sadie says q c, 82 ships may be microscopic. we can have a big impact. that's because they'll be used for quantum computers. these computers can do things like simulate the movement of atoms and molecules. this can help lower the cost and speed of manufacturing drugs, but much of the work that hussein through ye and the rest of the que city to teen does is theoretical. and it can be hard for a start up that so future focused to get funding the source intensive initially time ah, money, labor intensive i

it's semifinals day in the masters snooker at alexandra palace. mark williamsman has reached another after sweeping aside jack lisowski without losing a frame this afternoon. williams knocked out ronnie o'sullivan in the quarterfinals. i don't think i'm a better pot, nowhere near, but i think i'm a better all—round player now than i've ever been. can i put the balls that are used to? i used to but ridiculous balls when i used to thrash the nougat back on the day but i don't pot them now. as much. so i have to rely on other parts, and not go for the crazy ones. i still go the crazy shots, if i can still go the crazy shots, if i can still see a crazy shot then i will go for it, but i've just learnt to become a better all—round player really and i think that's why i'm still at the top. these are live pictures from ally pally, where the second of the semifinals is underway. the 2019 champion, judd trump, is playing the 2020 winner, stuart bingham. trump is at the table right now, you can see he's 30 points to the good in the third frame and he won the first two fra

he looks pale, they are talking immigration, party panel is back, alexandra wilkes, juan williams and to feed, house, clothe, and administer medicine to people coming over the border that is money taken away from some other program or given back to taxpayers. >> that is right, the whole photo op was insulting that word came to mind, they cleaned up the trash in streets before biden got there and cleaned up the migrant camps it is a farce. you know he went there on a sunday night, he went there just to say, he has gone there. and i think that that is not something that will work with voters necessarily. it didn't work whether which kamala harris went there, that was a disasterrous trip. i don't think this one trip will cut it. because people can see through it, they can see through the photo op, through the design here to reach out to middle ahead of maybe another run for at white house. and it is is not going to work with voter. kennedy: so what should mexico be boeing? juan? -- be doing, juan? >> what they agreed to as we speak in the try lateral conference in m mexico city to hold m

judd trump said he was lucky to be in the final at alexandra palace, let alone the winner. he felt marc williams a sensational start, claiming the opening frame with a century. but neither were able to impose themselves on a match that ebbed and flowed from big breaks to mistakes, that saw the lead change hands several times. as the tension rose between the two, the tension rose between the two, the pretty snooker dried up. both were guilty of missing good chances, and one frame dragged on for almost and one frame dragged on for almost an hour. after that, to the delight of the fans, williams recorded his third century of the match. but instead of sending him towards victory, itjust spurred trump on. he capitalised on his opponent's errors and as the finish came within sight, the englishman started to enjoy himself. he whipped the crowd up enjoy himself. he whipped the crowd up and finished with a flourish. should have been out first round and second round, should have lost this one, so... i look like a cat! honestly, it is easy to say but the way i played this week, not my best, this is my best

williams. hazel irvine has been leading the bbc�*s coverage from alexandra palace. advantage. a victory for williams would see him the oldest winter of one of the sports triple crown events. the first tennis grand slam of the year the australian open starts overnight our time with the focus on novak djokovic's attempts to win a tenth title twelve months on from being deported from the country for not being vaccinated against covid. but there are british hopes too... to which our correspondent russell fuller looks ahead returning in auckland is very much approved and being fit for this first grand slam of the year and the question is that relative lack of preparation and would hold her back against the core patch of germany which is 27 and is never actually won a grand slam main draw match before in stark contrast to the grand slam champion emma radacanu at the age of 20. jack trooper is a year older but they are good friends in the top a0 player and he has the challenge of facing the number one seed in the defending champion rafael nadal. nadal has not been in the b

williams. hazel irvine has been leading the bbc�*s coverage from alexandra palace. th a 5—3 advantage with the 47—year—old mark williams and what do we think of it so far? titer? 47-year-old mark williams and what do we think of it so far?— do we think of it so far? very good, difficult to predict _ do we think of it so far? very good, difficult to predict and _ do we think of it so far? very good, difficult to predict and difficult - difficult to predict and difficult to predict now. started off brilliantly in the first part on the corner_ brilliantly in the first part on the corner for— brilliantly in the first part on the corner for williams and playing magnificent. and did not score and did not— magnificent. and did not score and did not score until frame six got a break_ did not score until frame six got a break in _ did not score until frame six got a break in that it is 5—3 down. mark break in that it is 5-3 down. mark williams was _ break in that it is 5-3 down. mark williams was 4-1 _ break in that it is 5-3 down. mark williams was 4-1 behind - break in that

mark williams is into the semi—finals of snooker�*s masters, after beating world number one ronnie 0'sullivan in an epic encounter at alexandraat 5—5, it went to a deciding frame. a crucial red turned things in williams�* favour, and he went on to complete a magnificent century break, his second of the match, to claim victory. you know, i've been playing well for a while. i've been losing some deciders, playing some great matches, on the wrong end of most of them. it was nice to get on the upper hand for once. and making a century in the last frame, because there was a lot of nerves towards the end, and moving on. nerves towards the end, and moving on-— nerves towards the end, and moving on. == and i'm over the moving on. -- and i'm over the moon. and williams will face england's jack lisowski after a 6 frames to 4 over iran's hossain vafaei. with the match level at 4—4 lisowski held his nerve to progress to a clash against the welshman. the nfl post—season gets underway this weekend with 12 teams featuring in wild card round. tom brady's tampa bay buccaneers will face the dallas cowboys in florida on monday with these sides

the masters snooker final is well under way at alexandra palace — the 2019 championjudd trump up against mark williamstart to the match with a break of 131 to take the opening frame but that was as good as it got in the early exchanges. trump won the next four — including a century of his own in the fourth — to put himself in a commanding position in the best of 19 final. yes, first of ten will win that famous trophy and one of the sports triple crown events. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. 0nly only a few minutes to go after jamaica try tied the series and england that slender advantage in the busy spot website or indeed by the busy spot website or indeed by the red button on iplayer. thousands of people have taken to the streets in israel to protest against government plans to have more power over the justice system. the proposed changes would make it easier for parliament to overturn supreme court rulings. yolande knell reports. the biggest show of opposition yet to israel's most right—wing ever government. tens of thousands crammed int

mark williams is into the semifinals of the tournament after beating world number one ronnie 0'sullivan in an epic encounter at alexandra first three frames, but williams hit back brilliantly, and with the match tied at 5—5, it went to a deciding frame. a crucial red turned things in williams' favour, and he went on to complete a magnificent century break — his second of the match — to claim victory. i've been playing well for a while. i've been losing some deciders and playing some great matches on the wrong end of most, but it's nice to get on the up for once. there was a lot of nerves towards the end. i'm over the moon. i've got to make it happen, but it wasjust far too many mistakes for me. some basic, basic mistakes. that'sjust how it goes sometimes. you can't expect to be somebody of mark's quality making those mistakes. it's just the way it goes. what a day. steve davies... is produced one of the all—time great matches in this wonderful event. what is the hallmark that we've just seen today between williams and 0'sullivan? i we've just seen today between williams and o'sullivan? i think snooker at _ williams and

mark williams is into the semifinals of the tournament after beating world number one ronnie o'sullivan in an epic encounter at alexandra—5 it went to a deciding frame. a crucial red turned things in williams' favour, and he went on to complete a magnificent century break — his second of the match — to claim victory. i'v e i've been playing well for a while. i've been playing well for a while. i've been playing well for a while. i've been losing some deciders and playing some great matches on the wrong end of most, but it's nice to get on the up for once. there was a lot of nerves towards the end. i've got to make it happen, but it was i've got to make it happen, but it wasjust— i've got to make it happen, but it wasjust far— i've got to make it happen, but it wasjust far too many i've got to make it happen, but it was just far too many mistakes for me. was just far too many mistakes for me some — was just far too many mistakes for me. some basic mistakes. that'sjust how it _ me. some basic mistakes. that'sjust how it goes _ me. some basic mistakes. that'sjust how it goes sometimes. you can expect— how it goes sometimes

it's the final in the masters snooker at alexandra palace later today. where mark williamsart at the australian open. her particiaption was in doubt after she rolled her ankle in auckland ten days ago it led to her sixth retirement since the start of last year, threatened her participation in melbourne. but it's healed now she says, and even if preparation for this particular grand slam has been a little thin, she says she's feeling optimistic again ahead of her opening round match tomorrow where she'll play germany's tarmara korpatch. andy murray meanwhile says he is ready to make a statement at the australian open , he's been runner up five times in melbourne. he has a tough first round match against world number 14 and former wimbledon finalist matteo berrettini. my movement and stuff was significantly better than what it would have been at this stage last year. so when i move well, i tend to play well and that's really important for me and that's probably been the thing i've been happiest about since i got here. it's that time of year when i will end up with two weeks o

the masters snooker gets back underway at alexandra palace at lunchtime with mark williams taking onght back to win the last three frames. he'll now face former finalist barry hawkins. and here's another tale of succeeding in the face of adversity. stuart bingham beat kyeran wilson by 6 frames to 3. he'll face another former winner shaun murphy tomorrow. bingham said he thought the snooker gods had been against him, and he had been struggling with his eyesight until trying new contact lenses. but he seemed to be enjoying the view as he lapped up the love from the crowd. that's all the sport for now. i'll be back shortly with another update. an independent investigation has found the national union of students has failed to sufficiently challenge anti—semitism in its own structures across the uk. testimony given to the inquiry detailed how on one occasion a student was turned away from a prayer room at an nus conference because it was being used for a meeting. the nus has apologised and said it would implement the report's recommendations. kat stark is their director and gave us her r

since mark williams won his last masters title but after knocking out ronnie o'sullivan in the quarters. the welshman swept past jack lisowski without dropping a set to reach the final. from alexandra history to win a triple crown event, one of the three snooker majors. tell us about what was an emphatic victory overjakubowski in the semifinals. it victory overjakubowski in the semifinals-— victory overjakubowski in the semifinals. ., . ., ,, semifinals. it was a masterclass today from _ semifinals. it was a masterclass today from one _ semifinals. it was a masterclass today from one of _ semifinals. it was a masterclass today from one of the _ semifinals. it was a masterclass today from one of the greatest l today from one of the greatest players that has ever graced the game. totally comprehensive, imperious performance by mark williams. in all aspects of the game. he was skilled opponent today. he will be disappointed but it's a learning curve which he is still on he is still knocking on the door. how would you sum up the victory of william 20 years after his last masters final? is william 20 years after his last masters final?— masters final? is a snooker phenomenon _ masters f

williams relied on he's greater experience to be jack the sub ski 6 know at alexandra palace. the masters is one of the 3 triple crown events, in sneaker, and one of the most procedures on the circuit, williams will face, are the judge. trump, or you are seeing him in sunday's final loan. that's all the sports needs. i have for you. it's back to you in london. peter. thank you much. nathan quitman, who was catch up poets sport, and when use on our website address that his ours era dot com. that's it from me on taylor for snoozer, or for you in just a minute. ah ah. what happens the in new york has implications all around the world. it's international perspective with the human touch, zooming way in, and then pulling back out again 2 years. all of them from mia mas, military cool. the balance of power is shifting as thousands of pro democracy activists joint forces with ethnic minority insurgence forming a united front to take on the military. people in power goes behind the scenes to reveal growing optimism that the coalition of peoples defense forces could transform the countr

it was a case of not being at his best but still winning as he beat mark williams 10—8 at alexandra palacericharlison the tottenham player, initially approached him. and then as he retreated back to his goal to collect his water bottle, someone emerged from the crowd, standing on the railings, before kicking out. a pfa statement said these incidents are happening far too often and that players have a right to be safe in their place of work. arsenal made it look comfortbale, hugo lloris first parried bukayo saka's effort into his own net before captain martin odegaard scored a brilliant second. they're now eight points clear and many are wondering is this to be their season? great to watch, it was a terrific match, i think we had some very good moments, i think we showed a lot of belief and determination, but a lot of quality to play the way we wanted to play to dominate the game, and it is never easy to play in this way against these teams in this particular stadium, so all credit to the players with the courage they showed. leaving it late, newcastle, alexander isak scoring in the 89th—mi

alexandra palace. with it came quarter of a million pounds in prize money. he beat mark williams one who can win when they are not at their best. judd trump said he was lucky to be in the final at alexandra palace, let alone to win it. he felt mike williams, aiming to become the oldest masters champion at 47, become the oldest masters champion at a7, was the favourite. at first it looked like the welshman would prove him right as he got off to a sensational start, claiming the opening frame with a century. but neither were able to impose themselves on a match that ebbed and flowed from big breaks to mistakes, that saw the lead changed hands several times. as the tension rose between the two, the pretty snooker dried up. both were guilty of missing good chances. and one frame dragged on for almost an hour. after that, to the delight of the fans, williams recorded his third century of the match. but instead of sending him towards a victory, itjust spurred trump on. he capitalised on his opponent's errors. as the finish came within sight, the englishman started to enjoy himself, whi

snooker, and judd trump won a second masters title after battling back against mark williams to win10—8 at alexandraime. should have been out first round, should have been out second round, should have been out second round, should have been out second round, should have lost this one! i'm like a cat, i and. should have lost this one! i'm like a cat, iand. honestly, it's easy should have lost this one! i'm like a cat, i and. honestly, it's easy to say, but the way i've playdate this week, this is my best ever performance to grind it out and win this. that's all the sport for now. let's get more now on our top story this lunchtime. a serving metropolitan police officer has pleaded guilty to 49 offences, including more than 20 rapes against 12 women over a span of nearly two decades. david carrick�*s offences took place from 2003 to 2020, mostly in hertfordshire, where he lived. labour's shadow home secretary yvette cooper gave her reaction on bbc radio four. we need major change. this isjust a devastating case, a serial rapist and violent sexual offender, with these truly awful accounts of what's cur

venus williams has announced she also won't be taking part, no reason has been given as to why she won't be playing — although that is due to injury. the masters snooker is under way at alexandraun murphy by six frames to four. murphy led 5—1 before the defending champion fought back, but murphy held on and will now face either kyren wilson or stuart bingham in the quarterfinals. the buffalo bills scored a touchdown on their first play since their player damar hamlin suffered a cardiac arrest on the field last monday. suffered a cardiac arrest nyheim hines returned the kick—off all the way into the end zone on an emotional day at orchard park against the new england patriots. hamlin's number three was painted onto the playing surface at the 30—yard line, with his number worn across the league in support, including patriots coach bill belichick. before kick—off, the bills put an image of hamlin on the big screen and an emotional rendition of the national anthem followed. that's all the sport for now. thanks very much, olly foster. parts of western australia have begun the huge task of cleaning up after the state's worst flooding on record. torrential rain from ex—tropical cyclo

snooker, and judd trump won a second masters title after battling back against mark williams to win by 10 frames to 8 at alexandraike a cat! it is easy — should have lost this one. i'm like a cat! it is easy to _ should have lost this one. i'm like a cat! it is easy to say, _ should have lost this one. i'm like a cat! it is easy to say, but - should have lost this one. i'm like a cat! it is easy to say, but i - a cat! it is easy to say, but i think the way i played this week, not my best, this is my best ever performance to grind out to win this. england head coach steve borthwick has named his 36 man squad for the six nations. there are some noticeable omissions including billy vunipola, jonny may and jack nowell. he has confirmed that owen farrell will captain the side. there has been a recall for veteran prop dan cole. the 35—year—old last played for england in the 2019 rugby world cup final. northampton fly—half fin smith is one of five uncapped players in the squad. and always one for making headlines, the former england rugby union head coach eddiejones has become the australia head coach with just eight mo

alexandra palace. he has sealed a comprehensive 6—0 victory. later on it is mark williamse cowan-dickie will miss at least the start of the i silverware. luke cowan-dickie will miss at least the start of the six i miss at least the start of the six nations with a serious ankle injury. he went off at the second half, england begin their six nations campaign against scotland with the hookup was not absence a blow for new head coach. —— the hooker�*s absence. that�*s all the sport for now. downing street says it has yet to make a final decision on whether to send tanks to ukraine. reports emerged yesterday suggesting future aid could possibly include british army challenger 2 main battle tanks. the prime minister�*s spokesperson said that britain would continue to co—ordinate its support for kyiv with its allies. the leaders of the eu and nato have been meeting today in brussels to agree new military cooperation. the nato head, jens stoltenberg, said the alliance would continue to back ukraine. the aim is of course to ensure that we can continue and also strengthen our suppor

alexandra palace in the quarterfinals of snooker�*s masters tournament. we can show you some live pictures. world number one ronnie o'sullivan is a seven—time masters winner against mark williams'll be back in an hour with another update. great, with another update. see you then, thanks, laura. just great, see you then, thanks, laura. just to let you know some breaking news from washington because the reuters news agency is reporting thatjoe biden's lawyers, the president's lawyers, have found a small number of documents with classified markings in the garage of president biden's house in wilmington, delaware. that is according to the white house. a single document was found in a room adjacent to the garage and no documents were found in biden's beach home. the white house council has said thatjoe biden is fully cooperating to ensure the documents are handled properly. joe biden is due to be doing a speech on the economy in washington. we will keep across that, in case he is asked about or mentions this latest piece of information. of course, the location of classified documents is an important issue in normal terms, in terms of security of information, but it has also become

alexandra palace. it�*s a lot to live up to after yesterdays contest which has been hailed, one of the best matches in the tournaments history. mark williams up the game after he lost both legs in an explosion whilst serving with the army in afghanistan. he led leeds to super league and challenge cup success, and was, last year, part of england�*s world cup—winning side. that�*s all the sport for now. wales and england have begun their hockey world cup this morning. they�*re opening match against each other in india hasjust whacked off. more on that and all those stories on the bbc sport website. that�*s bbc.co.uk/sport thejudge said that the judge said that the public had no right to stay overnight on the moor in dartmoor without the land owners permission. let�*s get some reaction to the ruling from kevin bishop, chief executive of the dartmoor national park authority. what did the rights entail? this relates to what did the rights entail? try 3 relates to legislation which for the last 30 years, we as the authority interpreted it as a right of access for open—air recreation and that included camping. the declaration was clear in that th