it was made six months before alfie was killed. social workers and police officers visit the house on numerous occasions, which begs the question, could alfie have been saved? the contact that west mercia police had with the family has been reviewed and doesn't meet the criteria for making a referral to the independent office of police conduct. we are committed, however, to learning lessons from this tragic case. when he was convicted of murder, howell gave no reaction. scott was in tears after being found guilty of manslaughter. outside court, herfather, alfie's grandad, struggled to speak. it fills us with immense sadness that will never be able to see that same cheeky smile again. losing alfie has left a massive void in our lives. in the moments after he died, you can see a slogan on the living room wall. it says, "family — where life begins and love never ends." if only it had been true, alfie steele may still be alive. let's get more from phil, who's outside coventry crown court. again, the story of a child who should have bee

this was made six months before alfie was killed.se on numerous occasions, which begs the question, could alfie have been saved? there is a safeguarding review under way. that is looking at what contact different agencies had with the family and whether or not they could have intervened sooner. in the moments after he died, you can see a slogan on the living room wall. it says "family — where life begins and love never ends". if only it had been true, alfie steele may still have been alive. phil mackie is outside coventry crown court. as you are saying in the report, this happened during covid lockdowns. a lot of questions for the authorities, though. i lockdowns. a lot of questions for the authorities, though.- the authorities, though. i think particularly _ the authorities, though. i think particularly the _ the authorities, though. i think particularly the police - the authorities, though. i think particularly the police in - the authorities, though. i think particularly the police in this i the authorities, though. i think i part

it was made six months before alfie was killed. house on numerous occasions, which begs the question, could alfie have been saved? the contact that west mercia police had with the family has been reviewed and doesn't meet the criteria for making a referral to the independent office of police conduct. we are committed, however, to learning lessons from this tragic case. during the trialjurors were told that alfie had fallen through the cracks caused by covid lockdowns, which meant there was less direct contact with the authorities. it echoes concerns raised following the deaths of arthur labinjo—hughes, logan mwangi and finlay bowden — all killed by parents and their partners at the height of the pandemic. when he was convicted of murder, howell gave no reaction. scott was in tears after being found guilty of manslaughter. outside court, herfather, alfie's grandad, struggled to speak. it fills us with immense sadness that we will never be able to see that same cheeky smile again. losing alfie has left a massive void in our lives. in

alfie hewitt has been in _ than we would think. has been in action today. how. than we would think. alfie hewittl has been in action today. how has than we would think. alfie hewitt - has been in action today. how has he fed? it's ended _ has been in action today. how has he fed? it's ended a _ has been in action today. how has he fed? it's ended a lot _ has been in action today. how has he fed? it's ended a lot better. - has been in action today. how has he fed? it's ended a lot better. it - fed? it“s ended a lot better. it didn't stop particularly well because he thought he was going to win his fourth french open title but he lost head of the women's final in straight sets but he has paired up with gordon reid to win a wheelchair doubles title. they won that 7—6 75. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today.. andy murray is through to his first singles final on british soil in seven years after beating australian jordan thompson in the surbiton trophy. murray beat the defending champion in st

on his sport's greatest stage, itjust might be alfie hewett�*s greatest moment.is set fair weather change? we have is it is set fair weather change? - have some changes actually, no more of this pie, hot, dry and sunny weather, it looks like it will be more unsettled for this week. so good news for those wanting fresher air and also more rain for their gardens. the upcoming week, we will start to see low pressure pushing into our shores to mixed weather for some sunshine but also spells of rain with a few showers and generally it will feel fresher with temperatures closer to the seasonal norm, we have got one lower area of pressure starting to move on as we move overnight. this evening any showers fade away, it'll be a dry and clear night, clouds thickening up and clear night, clouds thickening up with a strengthening breeze and outbreaks of rain. rain into western scotland towards the end of the night. temperatures lifting here, turning more humid. further east, a lot more comfortable for sleeping. a bit lower across eastern scotland. we start with such an acros

just being able to play sport brought out that alfie in me. the competitor in me.pened overnight. i couldn't hit a ball for love or money. but when i look back, yeah, i'm proud of the person i've become. what do you say when your child asks, why me? hewett�*s story has attracted admirers and advertisers. we will always connect you. he has become one of disability sport's biggest stars. and after three french open singles titles, three us opens, and now this year's australian open, he has the full set in his sights. what would it mean to win wimbledon and get that career grand slam? yeah, i mean, it's a bit of a dumb question! it'd mean a lot, right? i thought it might. yeah. it would mean a lot. something that i've dreamt of since playing on the grass in 2015 at wimbledon. i've really had to learn over these years and taking a lot of losses, and hopefully one day i can lift that title. he's also hoping to add to his four wimbledon doubles titles with gordon reid, but it's the singles that gives him a shot at history. on his sport's greatest stage, just might be alf

alfie died in 2021, after being deliberately submerged in a cold bath.re live with bbc news. thousands of people came together today and nottingham city centre to come together for the victims of the attack. a silence was held for the people who were killed. another man remains in serious condition in hospital after being hit. here's what some of the family members had to say. we what some of the family members had to sa . ~ , ., ., what some of the family members had tosa. , ., to say. we just wanted to say a quick thing- — to say. we just wanted to say a quick thing. we _ to say. we just wanted to say a quick thing. we are _ to say. we just wanted to say a quick thing. we are still- to say. we just wanted to say a | quick thing. we are still dealing with what's happened. we still haven't took it all in. so we just wanted to say a few things. my dad was an avid fisherman. he loved his family. he also loved his forest. grace wasn't only just family. he also loved his forest. grace wasn't onlyjust a sister to me _ grace wasn't onlyjust a sister to me she

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alfie died in 2021 after being deliberately submerged in a cold bath.ic. three days of national mourning have been declared in greece when the boat they were —— when 79 migrants died when the vessel capsized. survivors have suggested as many as 750 people might have been on board including children. you can see just how packed the boat was. barely room to move and not a life jacket in sight. we don't yet know who the victims are, but every one of them had a name, friends, family, and their own reason for making a deadlyjourney. the greek coastguard rescued more than 100 people after the boat's engine apparently failed. but they are facing heavy criticism for not intervening earlier. charities say they knew it was in distress for hours before the fishing vessel sank in one of the deepest parts of the mediterranean. the greek authorities say their initial offers of help were refused because those in charge of the boat wanted to head for italy. but it's unlikely this young survivor, or any others, had a choice. many of those brought to safety on land need

alfie died in 2021 after being submerged in a cold bath deliberately.ors are continuing their 72 hour strike today over pay and conditions in england. the bma said a 5% pay offer isn't enough. the health secretary steve barclay said he would be willing to resume talks if the strikes moved significantly from what he said is an unreasonable position. police in nottingham have granted or have been granted another 36 hours to question a 31—year—old man arrested on suspicion of murder after the attacks on tuesday. another venture will be held later in memory of the two university students in the 65—year—old man who was stabbed —— another vigil. 0ur correspondent will tell us more about the vigil today. this building in the centre _ about the vigil today. this building in the centre of— about the vigil today. this building in the centre of the _ about the vigil today. this building in the centre of the city _ about the vigil today. this building in the centre of the city has - about the vigil today. this building in the centre of the city has really| in the c

was recently convicted has been given a life sentence with a minimum term of 32 years for murdering alfie was found unresponsive in his home in worcestershire, and a little bit later, the man was found guilty of murdering the boy. his mother was convicted of manslaughter. thejury heard weeks and weeks of horrific detail about the nine—year—old's final months, and after deliberating for ten hours, thejury found him guilty of murder, he has now been charged with life in prison with a minimum term of 32 years. another sorry to bring you, in the last while, we have heard about another child killer colin pitchfork, this was a huge story in the uk for rating and strangling 215—year—old girls in leicestershire in 1983 and 1986. he was given a minimum term of 30 years. he was released in september 2021 before being behind bars after two months. now, the parole board has decided that he is fit to be released from prison subject to conditions. so double child killer, colin pitchfork, is released subject to conditions. an hour, around the world and across uk, this is bbc news. he spoke at a special

thanks for your time alfie stirling. 29 injured and four critically innate gas explosion in paris.what it was like there. i'm quite fire. i'm rrot down — was like there. i'm quite fire. i'm rrot down to _ was like there. i'm quite fire. i'm not down to the _ was like there. i'm quite fire. i'm not down to the place _ was like there. i'm quite fire. i'm not down to the place where - was like there. i'm quite fire. i'm not down to the place where it i was like there. i'm quite fire. i'm i not down to the place where it was and from here we didn't hear anything. 20 minutes away from the spot. we couldn't hearing thing from here about the earth week so and you say, but it's really close to the pantheon so i think all the smoke and things on the pictures, you can see the pantheon, we have the luxembourg garden here, so it's this really short small street in between the two. one building collapsed and another one had some fire on it. that's the latest and we are keeping abreast of those details on the missing and injured and will bring them to. a quick reminder of our main story this hou

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suffering the pair had inflicted on alfie was sadistic —— alfie died in 2021., have been to see the tributes laid in the city by members of the public. another vigil will be held later today in nottingham's market square, to remember all those killed and injured on tuesday morning. police are continuing to question a 31—year—old man more than 150,000 people in india and pakistan have been moved out of the path of a fierce cyclone before its expected landfall later today. forecasters have warned that cyclone biparjoy, which means "disaster" in bengali, could destroy homes and crops in its path. 0ur correspondent arunoday mukharji is in india's gujarat state. it's expected to hit gujarat this evening? bring us up—to—date. bring us up-to-date. that's right, in fact the — bring us up-to-date. that's right, in fact the window _ bring us up-to-date. that's right, in fact the window for _ bring us up-to-date. that's right, in fact the window for the - bring us up-to-date. that's right, in fact the window for the iandfall| in fact the window for the landfall was given

with his wife on his twitter page, and this is the beginning of a noisy revelation to the eyes of alfie benz. from an anti-iranian man to his wife who does not exist externally, how is alavi described? he is run by a team of people from the political branch of the people's mujahideen , they are guided by their commanders, and he uses this name to put articles in the press. this is a person. it was not real and being fake makes it one of the members jadzadeh munafekin says that this is just one of their hundreds of fake identities on social networks, which are used daily from the front of information campaigns to give false information to spy agencies against the interests of some countries, including iran , and organize false information rumors and with the use of the army of robots that they have, in fact , information in the virtual space, is the improvement of the hypocrites' game of creating fake news campaigns, trolls and virtual robots against iran. fatheme sharifi of sed and sima news agency introduces the promoter and financial sponsor of fake news . the hajj authorities of paki

such as blindness, broken horns, lack of teeth or tail alfi meadows are pure grass. air water. meat, the lower one is tastier, it happens to be brought in the victim can be a bull-calf camel, but more often believers prefer to slaughter a lamb this year, depending on the size of the nutrition. farmers are asking for a stomach for 10 to 30,000 rubles. this big man, the owner estimated at 50.000. however. bargaining is appropriate and welcomed by sellers. in the large family of the suleimanovs , today he will feed, not only all households and neighbors. well, they will distribute the meat of the sacrificial animal, as required by religion. the meat of the sacrificial animal must be divided into three equal parts of the meat, traditionally for a treat, one more part is transferred to the mosque and distributed to neighbors or those in need, but the rest can be kept for yourself, like meat. finally, meat. it even got very good. here is a young lamb these days in the homes of muslims prepare a variety of meat dishes , depending on the region of national traditions , they cook pilaf,

carla scott was found guilty of the manslaughter of alfie steele, while dirk howell was convicted ofspections in england, and their impact on staff and pupils. the schools watchdog ofsted announced some changes, but has faced criticism since the suicide of a head teacher whose primary school was being downgraded from outstanding to inadequate. in a bbc interview, sir paul mccartney has revealed that artificial intelligence has helped takejohn lennon's voice from a demo tape and put it into a track that he said will be the final beatles record. the song is yet to be released and even its name is not yet known, but the news comes five decades after the beatles break—up. our music correspondent, mark savage, reports. cheering it's 60 years since beatlemania swept the uk. john lennon and george harrison are no longer with us, but paul mccartney says the band will release a new song this year with a little help from with a little help from artificial intelligence. the song started out in the 1970s withjohn lennon sat at a piano like this in his apartment in new york singing into a tape re

there, for the baldans, the british answered exactly with a blow from alfie devines. denouement the italians time, earned a penalty and cesare cazady brought a blow from the 11-meter mark. the colombians, having plundered the team of slovakia 5.1, failed to fight in the opposition to brazil, tunisia, having scored two goals in each of the halves, the south american youth conceded only once. winline rpl established a football award, which will be awarded at the end of the season in the national championship, the main sports award will be the title of mvp, the prize for the best football player of the season, and the winner will be determined not only by the expert commission, but also by the fans. on june 4, the country will find out who became the best football player of the season . follow the news. these were match tv news especially for ntv. see you soon. the first annual award of the russian premier league winline hero rpl choose your superheroes now and barcelona chicken burger at a bargain price at a tasty and point, as well as in abundance. just order through food delivery services, t

britain's alfie hewett was beaten in the men's wheelchair singles finals by the second seed, joachimd of belgium. hewett, who was the number one seed, broke gerard's serve to win the first set 6—4 although gerard then levelled the match. hewett was 5—4 up in the deciding set but lost his serve at the crucial moment. and then the belgian went on to win the next two games. he broke hewett�*s serve again to win the title. but when the two of them met again in the doubles final it was hewett, partnered by gordon reid, who came out on top — beating gerard and his partner stephane houdet. kazakhstan�*s alexander bublik, defeated andrey rublev in three sets to win the biggest title of his career at the halle 0pen. rublev, who's the world number seven, was looking to become the first player to win atp 500 titles on all three surfaces. but he found bublik, ranked 48th in the world, in fine form ahead of wimbledon, winning only his second—ever tour title, 6-3, 3-6, 6-3. petra kvitova boosted her hopes of a third wimbledon title by winning the german open in berlin, beating donna vekic in strai

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alfie hewitt has been in action today. how has he fed? how has he fared? it's ended a lot better. fourth french open title but he lost head of the women's final in straight sets but he has paired up with gordon reid to win a wheelchair doubles title. they won that 7—6 7—5. there's also a quad double finals for great britain as well. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today.. andy murray is through to his first singles final on british soil in seven years after beating australian jordan thompson in the surbiton trophy. murray beat the defending champion in straight sets and will face austria'sjurij rodionov.belgian zizou bergs in tomorrow's final as his preparation for wimbledon continues. the 36—year—old's most recent british final appearance was in 2016 at the atp world tour finals. katie swan will overtake emma raducanu to become british number one if she wins tomorrow's women's final. swan made it through her semi—final with an impressive 6—1, 6—0 victory against lily miyazaki. swan faces yanina wickmayer in the final after the belgian end

grand slam title 17—year—old tokito 0da won the men's wheelchair singles title beating great britain's alfieaces hewett as the world number one. diede de groot beat yui kamiji to win a fourth french open women's singles title, her 18th grand slam singles title. the two—time wimbledon champion, andy murray, is through to his first singles final on british soil in seven years after beating australia's jordan thompson in the surbiton trophy challenger event. murray beat the defending champion in straight sets and will face austria'sjuri rodionov in tomorrow's final as he continue his grass court preparations for wimbledon. the former world number one last played in a final in britain in 2016 at the atp world tour finals. and katie swan will replace the injured emma raducanu as the british women's number one if she wins tomorrow's final at surbiton. swan came through her semi—final with an impressive 6—1, 6—0 victory against fellow brit, lily miyazaki. swan faces yanina wickmayer in the final after the belgian beat britain's katie boulter in the other semi final. india have set up an exciting fi

then is the same chord that back in 2011 endorsed absolutely and bogus charges against more market alfie. we know that it's the same for that the didn't issue a single war and the against the western leaders. and i wonder if for a culture of nelson mandela, what i know was former principals on the, when it comes to, you know, defining who your friends and adding these are, i'm being very solver. and then that choice. i wonder if that's in a way and betrayals is. let me say when you have to sort of side them with the polite society and the way that they don't punish you. what i told you, i agree with you, and i think we're in a hobby of the 1994 in terms of identifying all of these cookies and entering into all of this partnerships because wanted to be a septic by the well, you know, post about it but it was the biggest challenge you guys to see if it's a, it's a double standard. you know, you've got was on tripping dollars in the form of tony blair. and george bush was it been comfortably not in the respects them into the color of his skin. i mean, this is a medical ravaged. i believe it

i mean, alfie and stuff like that, when he does what he does, he does it better than anybody.st something about him. he's a bit tory for me. he's a bit working class tory for me. what do you make of helen mirren? i love her. idris elba. i don't know idris elba, but i admire him. i don't know him at all. favourite film. anything with katharine hepburn and spencer tracy. when did you last cry? oh, i cry all the time. what do you fear most? loss of children. i don't mind about my own loss, but i feel fear for my children. i don't know. as i get older, ifearfor them. you know, if they go off somewhere, i think they're going to be ok, you know? if you could impart one life lesson from all that you've learnt for that 17—year—old brian cox on the train down from dundee to london in the swinging 60s, what would it be? always pursue your bliss. always your bliss. your bliss. yeah. that which fulfils you. that which brings you to rest. that which gives you a sense of future. a sense of purpose. that which makes your life valid. are you giving me a sense of purpose? brian cox is an absol

herfourth grand slam title. 17—year—old ticket 0do won the men's wheelchair singles title, greeting alfierst grand slam title and the meeting replaces hewitt as world number one. de diede de groot won a fourth french open women's singles title, 18th grand slam singles title, 18th grand slam singles title, 18th grand slam singles title in total. to wimbledon champion andy murray is through his first singles final on soil in seven years after beating jordan thompson of australia in the serpent trophy challenger event. e beat the defending champion in straight sets and will facejurij rodionov of austria in the final as he continues his grass court preparations for wimbledon point of the former world number one last played the final in 2016, the atp world tour finals. and katie swan will replace the injured emma raducanu as british number one if she wins tomorrow's final at the surbiton. she came her semifinal with an impressive 6—1, 6—0 victory against fellow brit louis ms acupuncture she will face yanina wickmayer in the final after she beat katie boulter in the other semifinal. india have

earlier britain's alfie hewett missed out on a fourth wheelchair singles title and lost his world numberustralia are in control of their world test championship final against india. they've just resumed after lunch on day four at the oval and australia are 211 for 6 in their second innings — a lead of 384. it's already looking like a tough target for india. and that's all the sport for now. you can go watch the football now. let's return now to our top story — the resignation of borisjohnson as an mp, blaming a "witchhunt against" him. live now to our uk political correspondent rob watson. it has been a busy 24 hours for you, all politicaljournalists have properly been glued to their phones. what have we been hearing from lots of people that we have been speaking to, it is that whether borisjohnson can make a comeback in the conservative party at some point. what do you think?— what do you think? well, i guess boris johnson _ what do you think? well, i guess boris johnson would _ what do you think? well, i guess boris johnson would say - what do you think? well, i guess boris johnson wou

then is the same chord that back in 2011 endorsed absolutely and bogus charges against more market alfie. we know that if the same chord that didn't issue a single warrant against the western leaders. and i wonder if for a country of nelson mandela what i know was former principals on the, when it comes to, you know, defining who your friends and avenues are. i'm being very solver and then that choice. i wonder if that's in a way and betrayal is let me say when you have to sort of side with the polite society and the way that they don't punish you. what i told you to agree with you, and i think we're in a hobby of the 1994 james. all right, if i am all of these cities and entering into all of this partnerships, i because i want it to be a septic, by the well, you know, post about it. but, you know, the biggest challenge you die is to see if it's a, it's a double sentence. you know, you've got was on the trip in the form of tony blair. and george bush wasn't uncomfortably not in the respects them into the color of his skin. i mean, this isn't meant who ravaged, we bet will destroy that co

such as blindness, broken horns, lack of teeth or tail alfi meadows pure grass air eyes. all pure meat , tender meat can be tasty , sometimes a camel bull can be sacrificed, but more often believers prefer to slaughter a lamb this year , depending on the size of the nutrition, farmers ask ten to 30,000 rubles for an animal. this big man, the owner estimated at 50.000. however. bargaining is appropriate and welcomed by sellers in a large firth semester today will feed, not only all household members and neighbors. well, they will distribute the meat of the sacrificial animal as religion requires the meat of the sacrificial animal to be divided into three equal parts of the meat, traditionally goes for a treat, another part is handed over to the mosque and distributed to neighbors or those in need, but the rest can be left as meat. finally, meat. it even got very good. here is a young lamb these days in the homes of muslims prepare a variety of meat dishes in depending on the region of national traditions , pilaf, beshbarmak or shepherd's khinkal kurban-bayram are prepared.

a mother and partner had been jailed for the death of alfie steele.ke place this summer, at a number of locations in europe. but there are still no decisions, on whether ukraine will be provided with western jets, or when. let's hear more from lloyd austin. several countries have stepped up today with new commitments for ukraine. canada agreed a $3.5 million package to support ukraine, which will now include vertical air defence missiles to help ukraine's sky's... help protect you claim has micro size. the united states along with uk, denmark and the netherlands also contributed funding for critical air defence missiles for ukraine. italy also announced its latest tranche of assistance which includes highly critical capabilities that meet ukraine's most urgent needs to defend itself, and several allies are beginning to think about supporting ukraine for the long term. lloyd austin talking a little earlier, let's head life to california and speak to a lecture at stanford university and former nato deputy secretary general, rose gottemoeller. welcome to

great britain's alfie hewett has won every grand slam title in wheelchair tennis, except the singlesall england club to complete the full set of major titles. yeah, it would mean a lot. something i've dreamt of since playing on the grass in 2015 at wimbledon. i wasn't suited for it. i'v e i've had to learn over these years and take a lot of losses and tough moments in wimbledon, one day there is this year or next year or a couple years, i'm still young so i hope they have a few more women than in front of me. i hope i can if that title and i will be very proud of the actual journey of title and i will be very proud of the actualjourney of wimbledon itself and the journey i would've had to have been made to become a sham. what would it mean having the final on the court one? it’s what would it mean having the final on the court one?— on the court one? it's incredible. for one another _ on the court one? it's incredible. for one another to _ on the court one? it's incredible. for one another to grow - on the court one? it's incredible. for one another to grow and i on the court one? it

happy 100th birthday to alfie, a world war ii navy veteran in california./shop. >>> major league baseball is streaming on peacock again this morning. our mlb sunday leadoff coverage of the arizona diamondbacks and detroit tigers begins today at 11:00 a.m. eastern time. >>> right now, stay tuned for the men's final of the french open. novak djokovic looks to win a record 23rd grand slam title against casper ruud. thank you for spending part of your morning with us. enjoy the tennis. we will see you back here next week on "sunday today." >>> it's a world record! >> victory. >> u.s. open champion. >> a lot of stars for you on "sunday night football."

alfie steele had 50 tntwrtee— old boy. alfie steele had 50 tnrwntee en— old boy.ey're stable witnesses, as they're just recounted. that absolute shocker initially, assuming this was some kind of hit and run, then a little bit later on, another body was found further down the road about half a mile away , believed to be that of a away, believed to be that of a 60 year old man who also, though, is reported to have died of stab wounds. then in an arrest took place where police, arrest took place where police, a local , said they heard a local, said they heard gunshots. that's unconfirmed , gunshots. that's unconfirmed, but police tasered an individual, a 31 year old man, and put him in the back of a police car. he has been arrested and detained on suspicion of murder. we are going to get a police press conference at 5:30 pm. police are working p.m. police are working alongside counter—terrorism officers at the moment and are, quote, keeping an open mind as to the motives. but the camera there at saint peter's church in nottingham, what you can see is that church real

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alfie steel had 50 old boy.ted boy's murder. and in the united states, former president donald trump is due to appear in court in miami , trump is due to appear in court in miami, florida, trump is due to appear in court in miami , florida, today. mr in miami, florida, today. mr trump facing 37 charges of mishandling classified documents , and he's accused of unlawful keeping us national security data. he's the first current or former president to face criminal charges . those are your criminal charges. those are your latest news headlines you are up to date on tv online dab+ radio , and on the tunein app. you're with gb news . with gb news. us thanks for that, with gb news. us- . thanks for that, polly. with gb news. us— - thanks for that, polly. well, with gb news. us— - tharjustor that, polly. well, with gb news. us— - tharjust tuning polly. well, with gb news. us— - tharjust tuning in, lly. well, with gb news. us— - tharjust tuning in, three ell, if you are just tuning in, three people— if you are just tunin

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meanwhile, great britain�*s alfie hewett and gordon reid won the men�*s wheelchair double5 title fors world titles with america�*s teofimo lopez, last night, outpointing him in new york to become the new wbo super—lightweight champion. taylor — who had already vacated three of his belts — 5tarted strongly but lopez grew into the fight and ultimately had too much for taylor in a brutal conte5t. it�*s taylor�*5 first defeat in 20 professional bouts. peter hickman claimed his fourth victory of the week and 13th of his isle of man tt career by winning the final race of the event, the senior tt. the englishman took charge from the start and maintained his lead throughout the six laps, setting a new senior race lap record. he finished almost 20 seconds clear of compatriot dean harrison with northern ireland�*s michael dunlop third, missing out on equalling the record number of wins at the tt held by his late uncle, joey dunlop. so, you can imagine how the players are feeling currently, jubilation, they are on the hi, i�*m sure, and more than a few sore heads after the celebrating which, as

and britain's alfie hewett is aiming for a fourth french open wheelchair singles title.world test championship final at the oval. replying to the aussies 469 all out india will resume this morning on 151 for five in their first innings after a difficult day for their batsmen yesterday. star player virat kohli among those to struggle against the australia pace attack, he went for just 1a. all eyes will be on michael dunlop at the isle of man tt races later. he's due to race twice today and sits just one behind his legendary unclejoey�*s record of 26 wins. michael has already won four races this week, so another win would see him match ian hutchinson'513—year—old record of five victories in a single week. the atmosphere is building, we had a smattering of manchester city fans already making their way down to the square this morning. a couple of those, kieran and connor, are with us. how was your trip out here, you landed yesterday?— us. how was your trip out here, you landed yesterday? yeah, very long to be honest. went _ landed yesterday? yeah, very long to be honest. wen

iga swiatek will play karolina muchova in the women's final and three british wheelchair players, alfied an extraordinary shot to square the match at one set all, but in the third, he pulled up with cramp. djokovic took advantage to win in four sets. he will play casper ruud in sunday's final. australia bowled india out for 296 on day three of the world test championship final at the oval. australia looking devastating former head of the ashes. the ashes starting next week. have a look at this for a spectacular catch from cameron green to remove ajinkya rahane. australia were reduced to 123/4 in their second innings, a lead of 296 on a pitch that is becoming increasingly difficult to bat on. what a catch that was. peter hickman secured his 12th isle of man tt victory and completed a hat—trick of successes this year by winning friday's three—lap supertwins race. hickman assumed the lead after early pace setter michael dunlop and mike browne both retired. a mechanical problem thwarted dunlop's attempt to equal his uncle joey dunlop's all—time record of 26 tt wins. he will have a further o

it is a waste of time, why don't we time, alfie.we— but it seems very hard to believe that— but it seems very hard to believe that there would be any orher— believe that there would be any orher ough— believe that there would be any other origin for— believe that there would be any other origin for such attacks. ahe— other origin for such attacks. who he — other origin for such attacks. who he wer— other origin for such attacks. and the way that the kyiv eowerhrhehr— and the way that the kyiv government and the zelenskyy hhreeer— government and the zelenskyy phreeer hr— government and the zelenskyy phrased it, they— government and the zelenskyy phrased it, they said that it weehr— phrased it, they said that it wasn't directly— phrased it, they said that it wasn't directly the responsibility of kyiv, which is a responsibility of kyiv, which is e ror— responsibility of kyiv, which is e or roe— responsibility of kyiv, which is a lot closer than— responsibility of kyiv, which is a lot closer than they've come in a lot closer than they'v

britain's alfie hewett has progressed to the men's wheelchair singles final. not disclose player salaries, it's understood the new contracts do offer a big pay rise and will run up to three years. previously most deals lasted for 12 months. coming up at ten... mortgage rises — can you cope? have you recently been sitting in a queue on the phone hoping to secure a rate before an other rise, pressing options, being offered the chance to e—mail with your question, ultimately waiting to speak to and when you do so, perhaps, hard as they try, not very helpful, and what they try, not very helpful, and what they do tell you is extremely worrying and depressing. a lot of fixed—rate deals are coming to an end, a well, tracker mortgages are going up and up and up, can that is coming up we are talking about trust in the police, do you still have trust in the police? that is coming up trust in the police? that is coming up following the scathing andy cooke that something needs to be done now, or it will be irreparably broken, that trust, for. loads of texts. just let me t