alexandr says, like in the animal kingdom, it's all about marking territory.his position and since then we've been living without fights, having mutual understanding. activists say keeping wild animals as pets is cruel and that they should be in centuries of reserves rather than small spaces like this. and then there's that key question, and big cats like messi ever truly be tamed? eliza craston, bbc news. —— can big cats like messi ever truly be tamed? now it's time for a look at the weather with tomasz. the weekend weather's looking pretty good for most of us. the mornings will still be a little on the chilly side but here's the good news — the afternoon temperatures will pick up a little bit, perhaps into the mid teens for some of us. now, the settled weather is thanks to high pressure centred over scandinavia, it's actually extended into the uk and many western and central parts of europe. the winds are light as well, four orfive miles per hour worth of wind, hardly anything at all, and then you add the strong april sunshine, it doesn't feel too bad at all

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alexandre lacazette's goal has put mikel arteta's side in front at half time.ampions rangers are still on course to finish the season unbeaten and they're 100 are still on course to finish the season unbeaten and they're100% home record intact too after they beat hibernian at ibrox. joe aribo and ryan kent with the goals for steven gerrard's side who held on for a 2—1 win after kevin nisbet scored late on. next, it's going to be a gripping night for those of you staying up for the final round of the masters. england'sjustin rose, twice a runner—up at augusta, teed off a short while ago. and he remains four shots behind the leader hideki matsuyama, rose is part of a group of players playing catch up which includes -- hasn't had the best of starts, dro -|n~ -- hasn't had the best of starts, dronping a _ -- hasn't had the best of starts, dr0pping a shep- _ -- hasn't had the best of starts, dropping a shop. 50 _ -- hasn't had the best of starts, dropping a shop. so he - -- hasn't had the best of starts, dropping a shop. so he is - -- hasn't had the best of starts,

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alexandre because remain in prison. for more conexant the kolesnikov called the last letter from his daughter maria one and a half months ago. she sente from prison. kolesnik over as one of the leaders of the mass protests in belarus in jail since september she writes she's doing well triggering some optimism in her father. the protests haven't disappeared just on ice at the moment. but certain events could lead to them starting again at any time. this is minsk today the rusian capital is clean and eerily quiet there's no reminder of the events of 8 months ago. as many as 200000 people took to the streets to protest allegations of fraud during august presidential elections. but the brutal response of the security forces 1st led to protest leaders like kolesnik over disappearing from the streets. then the mass protests themselves faded. those in power did everything to leave those grassroots protests without a leader and if a protest movement without a political strategy like this one comes up against north oratory and r

intensively by the so-called media of suits and don't yet screech in districts local electrician alexandre lost a son and a daughter in law in this conflict and said that the shooting never really stopped here he was wounded several times while doing his job fixing power lines that were damaged by shelling. where they really were but i must have been born under a lucky star the ukrainian army is always trying to prevent us from fixing damaged power lines and shooting while i'm at the top of the electricity poles our former colleagues on the other side said that we wouldn't have food through city until they liberate us liberate us from woods from our land marina is another local who says she is lucky to be alive because her house was shelled several times. she had saran to different places ensure the but hasn't left the village currently a mother of 2 girls marina is expecting another daughter in the week despite being terrified from the endless sound of artillery fire she seems optimistic about the future of her unborn child so she did it as that is unique teach students people always give

there are around 7 people living here with thousands of empty houses across town is the suburb of alexandre of co where i like around the airport people decided to stay despite the constant attacks in the last few months 2 civilians were badly wounded and one man was killed by sniper fire while feeding his chickens that's according to the head of the local administration because i'm almost positive it's i was fully ukrainian positions are only 250 meters away from the nearest house that's where a man was killed recently they are targeting civilians when the snipers shot the man there is no way that he couldn't see that he was a surreal ukrainian army officials denied the incident ever took place and labeled the details of the man's death as fake news weapons violations have been accompanied with explicitly fabricated accusations in the media specifically regarding live sniper fire from the ukrainian armed forces fake news is being spread intensively by the so-called media of suits and don't yet screech in districts local electrician alexander lost a son and a daughter in law in this conflic

a roarfrom alexandre lacazette, perhaps? _ roarfrom alexandre lacazette, erha s? for dan evans, the best of his career, in beating novak djokovic, the world number one. it came in the third round of the monte carlo masters. the british number one will try and back that up against david goffin in the quarter finals this morning. snooker returns to sheffield's crucible theatre tomorrow, and so does the crowd. the world championship is one of a number of pilot events testing the return of spectators in england. a third of the seats will be occupied for the opening matches, and all being well, that will rise to a hundred percent for the final in a couple of weeks' time everybody will be tested. even all the players, the backroom staff, the bbc, and all the supporters will be tested individually, the lateral tests, to let them in. plenty of precautions, plenty of protocols in place to make sure it is going to be a safe environment for everybody. it is a pilot scheme, it is backed by the government as well. and we are just so happy that crowds will be allowed to come th

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carts in the proposals also alexandr across your car chassis and bernie sanders and yanis varoufakis in the e.u. which have these. incentives to go beyond capitalism i think we need to spend a lot of money coronavirus prices shown that governments can't spend a lot of but usually they subsidize the most destructive industries like they have a shiny industry the automotive industry the fossil fuel sect at the i.m.f. itself estimates it's a fossil fuel sector is subsidised by 5 surely and dollars each year by states and we have to reverse this system completely we have to put the money into structures economic institutions which work for the common good fabian child i think you that if there's not that addition see on saturday 96 you have to the day of the publication of that's all that sounds great gatsby which news is it's copyright status this year dylan's right to our you tube channel where you'll find all of going underground to. see the blood of them so much. to do those who work well before. those who heard the particular must never see him with the newest who would know. but it

alexandr says, like in the animal kingdom, it's all about marking territory.can big cats like messi ever truly be tamed? eliza craston, bbc news. a man from doncaster is raising money for the hospital that saved his life. fraser lamb was born with spina bifida which occurs when a baby's spine and spinal cord does not develop properly in the womb. he had to have life saving surgery at sheffield children's hospital when he was twelve years old. and to say thank you, he's now started a very special fundraising campaign. go, fraser! one thing fraser can be sure of when he clocks up the miles in bawtry is the backing of his village. he is pushing 2021 miles in and around bawtry in the year 2021, to raise money for sheffield children's hospital charity. the support i get is unbelievable. every day, there's somebody that's cheering me on. or peeping their horn at me. it's more than i ever could have imagined. he'sjust a brilliant individual, an inspiration, i think, to everyone out there. we've seen him out, i say, in rain, torrential rain, sleet, snow, wind. he just

i do not approve this alexandre coughing up stuff which is a political for appreciated put it from my point of view of it but of the opposite and he has to his duty is to to put its figures and questions are in critical points we have but look at 2 of the campaign running now 1st i would like to mention that the german government never promised to have another situation into the vaccine. as other would see the situation that it is all proposals of the government about quantities of oxidation and the fog come off what's a nation is for food we are now up to 25 percent of the population and day by day we could get more than close to one percent in addition to that though that we can be sure that to 100000000000 doses of vaccine for 80000000 inhabitants in germany might reach the situation that every german can be very good at and adult german can be vaccinated up to the end of june 1st next unaided and send most of them on to a 2nd vaccination and then in july and august ok so all the others might get in the 2nd sex and so much on a says we'll see if you can to let me just say you know

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alexandre antonio, also known as little yays, was killed in november near the dublin, pleasanton, bart station, investigators say the wrapper left the studio in san francisco and drove to dublin to see butler on the night. he was killed. both suspects face first degree murder charges, and butler faces an additional charge for conspiracy to commit a crime. police had redwood city or looking for four men in connection with a violent home invasion. it happened last thursday night at a home on oak avenue and the loader road. police say the men used a taser on the male victim and restrained him with zip ties. the female victim was pistol whipped. she was hospitalized but has since been released. excuse me released, the men ransacked the home, getting away with the purse and watches. alameda, as interim police chief offereda man who died in police custody, he said. the newly released body camera footage of a struggle between officers and 26 year old mario gonzalez only tells part of the story. ktvu elissa harrington tells us how family members feel about that video and why some legal experts

alexandre lacazette just danced round them for 4—0.o much for most teams. and it's i—0. he's in that kind of form. edison cavani and a late own goal made it comfortable against granada, and they go into the semis. it could all lead to a final between two premier league clubs, where, for arsenal, there would be more at stake. a 26th year in europe could all depend on this trophy. joe lynskey, bbc news. well, united's progress provides manager ole gunnar solskjaer with the chance to put an unwanted record behind him. he's lost four semifinals so far. he's hoping it will be fifth time lucky. yellow we relish the chance to go to a final, we have seen the determination of every player, after the disappointments of the defeats we have had, they give us the motivation to go one step further and hopefully in the season on a high. some breaking news in the last hour — the world 100m champion christian coleman has had his two—year ban reduced to 18 months but will still miss the tokyo olympics. the american breached anti—doping whereabouts rules

alexandre lacazette with two for the gunners as they won 3—0, to move them into the top half of the tabley beat hibs at ibrox. ryan kent's spectacular strike helping them to a 2—1victory. that's all the sport for now. back to our top story now. as england takes its next step in easing lockdown restrictions from today, pubs and restaurants can now serve customers outside — and beauty salons and hair dressers can also re—open. danjohnson has been at a salon in south london. a step back towards profitability for small businesses. so many people have been so desperate to get back to see their hairdresser. maybe to have that home haircut horror taken care of. let's have a chat with lydia who was first in the chair here in south london this morning. you've already got a fair bit of hair off, lydia, how was it feeling? yeah, very good. it's nice to be back in the chair and have a good, decent haircut. how much did you need it? very, very desperate. i was over six months due, so, yeah. this were you tempted to try and snip it yourself, no, leave it to the professionals to do that for me, i think.

alexandre, mr.k in december, the video is coming out now. we played it at the top of the hour, of a traffic stop that was completely frightening. guns pulled on him. pepper sprayed. your reaction to, to what happened to officer nazario. >> let me qualify by saying the vast majority of police officers are good, noble and they do a great job. these two officers failed. they failed the lieutenant. they failed their communities. why? it was a traffic stop. why did they make it a high-risk stop? because he didn't pullover right away? what if -- imagine for a moment -- that instead of the young african-american second lieutenant, it was an 80 something-year-old woman, white woman, would they have reacted that same way? of course not. it's a failing in the minds of those officers that it has to ends. when i looked at the george floyd debacle that led to his murder, he was charged or accused of passing a counterfeit bill. these officers came at him with guns drawn. in 1985 when i was shot at by the police,

alexandre lacazette with two for the gunners as they won 3—0, to move them into the top half of the tables in italy. glover has her sights set on tokyo, and becoming the first woman to make a british olympic rowing team after having children. i was literally thinking, am i going to make it down the track? and it's silly, because i do it in training every day. but just something about racing makes those doubts come to the surface. now i've squashed those all, i can move forward and be the athlete i know i am, move on to the athlete that i want to be as well. three children she has had. incredible, isn't it? and finally, how can you tell if the cricket season has arrived? well, the weather normally gets worse. this was the scene in manchester, where lancashire and sussex, unsurprisingly, didn't finish their match. they did get manage a bit of fielding practice though, swapping cricket balls for snowballs. can you believe that? in april? it's wron: , can you believe that? in april? it�*s wrong, isn't it? can you believe that? in april? it's wrong, isn't it? get— can you believe that? in apri