ali price has been preferred at scrum—half, one of four changes made by gregor townsend following their. we're out of the running of the championship, but we still want to play to our potential, show a true picture of what we're capable of and finish as high up the championship as possible. playing at home requires even more determination, because you're playing in front of your supporters and it's the last home game of the season, so it's time we delivered an 80—minute performance. england face italy this weekend whenjoe cockanasiga will make his first six nations start. he replaces jack nowell who's out injured. eddiejones has also opted for the powerful pair of manu tuilagi and ben te'o in the centre. captain owen farrell admitted he wouldn't fancy his chances against this giant backline. massive, yeah. i would not like to play against it. but we've got to make sure that those boys get in the game, those boys get someone one tackles. we see what they can do with that. they can cause some damage. northern ireland's graeme mcdowell is three shots off the lead in the first round of the

rugby union, greig laidlaw will start on saturday against wales on the bench, ali price has been preferredm—half, following defeat to france. callu m defeat to france. callum skinner has retired from cycling today, only 26, winning gold in the team sprint in 2016 alongside jason kenny, he wants to focus on reforming sports governance. the week after she won the double double, retaining her 3000 the week after she won the double double, retaining her3000 and the week after she won the double double, retaining her 3000 and 1500 metres tidal, laura muir says her next goal is to win her first outdoor medal. you are embracing the pressure whereas in the past it would get athletes at your age, it may be got to you. you go in, being highly ranked, one of the faces, it can be a high pressured environment. i told myself, why do you train so hard? because you want to race and enjoy competing. i found i because you want to race and enjoy competing. ifound i was more relaxed and i ran better. olympics, this year is crucial in building up, do you have ambitions 01’ building up, do you have ambitions or

ali price has been preferred at scrum—half, one of four changes made by gregor townsend following theirt six nations start. he replaces jack nowell who's out injured. eddiejones has also opted for the powerful pair of manu tuilagi and ben te'o in the centre. i'll have more for you in the next hour. plenty more to come throughout the evening. circulators live weather update. today clearly a very windy day. more strong winds to come over the weekend that make time for your. things are coming down overnight. allowing temperatures to get to give a frosty start for many of us in the morning. a day of two hubs. later cloud and rain moving in. we are riding into this gap between weather systems under clearing skies, and it averages are dipping. still have a future without them. particularly towards the south—east of the uk. they will be clearing. in the blue is where you have the lowest temperatures, maybe —6 —7 across highland scotland. a fairly widespread frost in places. misty in some spots. quite quickly cloud and outbreaks of rain pushing into the western side of the uk. that has to move

suddenly some of the injured players have come back from a different 19 combination with ali price andt be a finn russell type of weather, but with all the intensity i think it will be all the intensity i think it will be a calm head that wins the blood and thunder here in edinburgh. a calm head. i love it. thank you, joe. joe wilson therefore stepped back and class go, the women's game on a little bit later, philippa, former wales international still with us. we will talk about that game tomorrow. the headlines this week have been all about these regional disruptions and the possible merger wasn't going to happen and how it would affect the players. how much will that have taken away from the focus on this old wales team this week? it is very difficult to say. it will be on a person by person basis. however you are talking about a very elite professionals. and life goes on we are an athlete. things happen. you have a remix, birthdays, you learn to be able to compartmentalize what you think about. i believe these boys will go into the we can think of we have a job to do. strong leaders

ali price starts for scotland at scrum half who can perhaps inject a bit of dynamism into things, and recent years —— some of the scottish flair. enthusiasm coming back into scottish by. enthusiasm coming back into scottish rugby. having said all that, we know that wales over those consecutive victories have this way of winning matches, they have the confidence, the discipline and the strength and organisation but we have been talking a lot about what this game means to wales with a grand slam possibility in the world cup year. i think we need to be clear this game means a lot to scottish rugby as well. right now they could really do with what i would term the oxygen of a big victory. joe, you should get in that scottish dressing room, a motivational team talk they are, from our very motivational team talk they are, from oui’ very own motivational team talk they are, from our very ownjoe wilson! fantastic from our very ownjoe wilson! fa ntastic stuff. from our very ownjoe wilson! fantastic stuff. we will see you a little later. scotland v wales coverage on bbc 1 from 13.15 with kick—o

ali price has been preferred at scrum—half, one of four changes made by gregor townsend following theirwe still want to play to our potential, show a true picture of what we're capable of and finish as high up the championship as possible. playing at home requires even more determination, because you're playing in front of your supporters and it's the last home game of the season, so it's time we delivered an 80—minute performance. england face italy this weekend, whenjoe cockanosinga will make his first six nations start. he replaces jack nowell, who's out injured. eddiejones has also opted for the powerful pair of manu tuilagi and ben te'o in the centre. captain owen farrell admitted he wouldn't fancy his chances against this giant backline. nor would i. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in sportsday at 10.30pm. thank you very much. the couple who fostered the parsons green bomber are taking unprecedented legal action against surrey county council. they're accusing the council of negligence for failing to tell them that ahmed hassan had been trained to kill by the g

this happened in the fifth round of the bout between david price and kash ali, in liverpool. hot on the unbeaten ali, the pair fell over. ali landed on top and then appears to bite him. there's the close up. left a mark on price's ribs. the referee then officially disqualified ali, who lost his fee for the fight. australian ashleigh barty overcame former world number one karolina pliskova in straight sets to claim the women's miami open title. plishkova had broken world number eleven barty early on in the first set. the 22 year—old broke back though. and then won the first set on a tie break. barty broke pliskova twice in the second to win it 6—3 and with it got her hands on the trophy. and some f1 news to finish, ferrari have put their disappointing opening race in australia behind them. they've locked out the front row of the grid for tomorrow's bahrain grand prix. 21 year—old charles leclerc became the second youngest driver to claim pole position. he beat his ferrari team mate, and four time world champion, sebastian vettel, by almost three tenths of a second. lewis hamilt

laidlaw has been left out in favour of ali price, one of four changes made by gregor townsend.ons start for england on the wingagainst italy at twickenham this weekend. head coach eddiejones has also named the powerful pair of manu tuilagi and ben te'o in the centre. cannot wait for it to return. england's chris and gabby adcock are through to the quarter—finals of the all england 0pen badminton championships. the pair came from behind to beat their compatriots ben lane and jessica pugh over three sets in birmingham the world triathlon series gets underway in abu dhabi later this morning. it's live on the red button and the bbc sport website from 9:50. reigning world champion vicky holland will be one of five female british athletes starting their season today and is proud to be going in as the number one. it is probably more me that it is important for than anybody else. i do not think it matters in terms of what i get out off the whole season, 0lympic qualification which happens later in the year but i really wa nted later in the year but i really wanted to go to the first ra

british heavyweight boxer david price wasn't happy with last night's opponent kash ali, who appeared y. having taken a bite out of his shoulder in third round, he moved onto his stomach in the fifth and was disqualified. price labelled him an animal with further calls for him to be banned. ferrari have a superstar in the making as charles leclerc helped put their disappointing opening race in australia behind them with pole for today's bahrain grand prix. the 21—year—old from monaco became the second youngest driver to claim the top spot on the grid. he beat ferrari team mate and four time world champion sebastian vettel by almost three tenths of a second. mercedes‘ lewis hamilton will start from third. roger federer will play in his fifth miami open final later when he takes on defending championjohn isner. there was an upset in the women's final where ashleigh barty beat karolina pliskova in straight sets. she becomes the first australian to win the title and moves up to tenth in the rankings. barty‘s success also means all m tour tournaments so far this year have had different winn

price. let's go back to journalist ali latif in kabul eliot the u.s. is negotiating with the taliban even though secretary of state my own peo this week called the taliban terrorists how to ordinary people in afghanistan feel about negotiating with the taliban. i mean a thing is the ordinary person wants peace there's a very small majority minority of people who may be anti peace at this moment but everyone wants this war to end because everyone has seen that the very real human cost of this war the biggest problem with these negotiations is that there is not on present other than that all of what the negotiations are between the taliban in the united states which is exactly what the taliban has one stars and once you know do trump administration has sent. as their representative to doha but he's not down as an hour on he is there as a u.s. representative you know you have to remember that under the bush administration he was u.s. ambassador to afghanistan also later to iraq so there's really no indication that he is there to represent anything having

british heavyweight boxer david price wasn't happy with last night's opponent kash ali, who appeared of his shoulder in third round, he moved onto his stomach in the fifth and was disqualified. price labelled him an animal with further calls for him to be banned. shades of mike tyson and evander holyfield. ferrari have a superstar in the making as charles leclerc helped put their disappointing opening race in australia behind them with pole for today's bahrain grand prix. the 21—year—old from monaco became the second youngest driver to claim the top spot on the grid. he beat ferrari team mate and four time world champion sebastian vettel by almost three tenths of a second. mercedes' lewis hamilton will start from third. beating tiger woods doesn't happen very often. lucas bjerregaad will fade my scooter later this evening in the wcd matchplay. sergio garcia struggled with his bunker shot at the 18th. that saw him finishing two down on matt kuchar. look who was back on the football field. paul gascoigne made a return playing in a tottenham legends match at their new stadium against an

and british heavyweight boxer david price labelled last night's opponent kash ali an animal after twice took a bite out of his shoulder in third round, and then bit his stomach in the fifth round and was disqualified. a british boxing board of control spokesperson said ali would appear before its council "in the future" and is likely to face further sanction. that's all the sport for now. you can keep up—to—date with the action via the red button and the bbc sport website, including birmingham against league leaders arsenal in the women's super league. that gets under way at 12:15pm. more details on the website. the husband of the jailed british—iranian charity worker nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe has delivered a giant mother's day card to the iranian embassy. richard ratcliffe has been campaigning for his wife's release since she was detained in tehran in 2016 and jailed for five years after being convicted of spying, a charge she denies. mrs zaghari—ratcliffe has always maintained the visit was to introduce her daughter to relatives in the country. four—year—old gabriella has been staying

apologies if you're having your breakfast, but british heavyweight boxer david price wasn't happy with last night's opponent kash aliround, he moved onto his stomach in the fifth and was disqualified. price labelled him an animal with further calls for him to be banned. ferrari have a superstar in the making as charles leclerc and it could make for an exciting f1 season as he put his car on pole for today's bahrain grand prix. the 21—year —old from monaco became the second youngest driver to claim the top spot on the grid. he beat ferrari team mate and four time world champion sebastian vettel by almost three tenths of a second. mercedes lewis hamilton will start from third. roger federer, who else, will play in his fifth miami open final later when he takes on defending championjohn isner. there was an upset in the women's final, where ashleigh barty beat karolina pliskova in straight sets. she becomes the first australian to win the title and moves up to tenth in the rankings. barty‘s success also means all 1a tour tournaments so far this year have had different winners. and how about this for confidence? a norwic

if this puts you off your breakfast, but british heavyweight boxer david price wasn't happy with last night's opponent kash alie out of his shoulder in third round, he moved onto his stomach in the fifth and was disqualified. price labelled him an animal with further calls for him to be banned. looks pretty u nco mforta ble looks pretty uncomfortable as you see it close up. ferrari have a superstar in the making in charles leclerc and it could make for a hugely exciting f1 season. he put his car on pole for today's bahrain grand prix. the 21—year—old becoming the second youngest driver to claim top spot on the grid, beating ferrari team mate and four time world champion sebastian vettel by almost three tenths of a second. mercedes lewis hamilton will start from third. in the last race, i was not very happy with my qualifying, i did so many mistakes in q3 and i really worked hard to try and not do the same mistakes here. it seems that we did quitea same mistakes here. it seems that we did quite a good job. and extremely happy. roger federer, who else, will play in his fifth miami open final later when he takes

end the war with the taliban these are likely to come at a high price let's bring internalised he is standing by in couple right now ali as we heard there our fear is that the taliban could soon return to power and afghanistan and let's not forget this is a movement that's known for its incredibly harsh rule fundamentalist stance on education and its repression of women as well how do afghans feel about these talks . there's a lot of trepidation about these talks because the truth is that there is no up on representation there you know as all my colleagues are representing the united states any of the taliban but there's no one there from from the government there's no on there from civil society there's no women there's no minorities there's no you there's no journalists and you know like right now i'm sitting in a very hip cafe in kabul where young people you know it's the young people can afford like a seven dollars above but still young people men and women can come and hang out and have coffee and you know. just enjoy a pastime and have this sort of a culture the risk is that if the taleban go back to their ways f

mr ali was convicted on two counts of securities fraud and sent to seven years in prison the price of darrent for him however has never lowered all of this seems to point to the fact that big pharma has got the u.s. public in a position of weakness for someone infected with hiv truvada could be life or death needless to say people in such circumstances are pretty ripe for being gouged but this raises a bigger question how much freedom should influential corporations have especially when they are receiving so much government assistance in order to do their work caleb oppen r.t. new york. court in luxemburg has denied a us request to seize a reigning assets held in the european nation as a way of compensating the victims of the nine eleven attacks to ron's assets have been frozen in luxembourg for seven years as part of international sanctions off the york judge found evidence that pointed to iran helping al qaida conduct the terror attacks that rocked new york and washington iran is still firmly denies any involvement over the court so there were no grounds to uphold the u.s. decision

mr ali was convicted on two counts of securities fraud and sent to seven years in prison the price of daraa for him however has never lowered all of this seems to point to the fact that big pharma has got the u.s. public in a position of weakness for someone infected with hiv virus could be life or death needless to say people in such circumstances are pretty ripe for being get out but this raises a bigger question how much freedom should influential corporations have especially when they are receiving so much government assistance in order to do their work caleb r.t. new york. british m p's will return to westminster on friday to debate a motion relating to bricks it was a psycho to online but to reason means divorce could be put to the test for a third time this comes after indecision clouded another vote on wednesday on options to try to get the brakes a process on the straight and narrow it will turn to has included a second referendum revoking article fifty and even staying in the e.u. for two years. has tried to remind ourselves what we've decided to do. oh i think the public wi

mr ali was convicted on two counts of securities fraud and sent to seven years in prison the price of darrent for him how ever has never lowered all of this seems to point to the fact that big pharma has got the u.s. public in a position of weakness for someone infected with hiv trivago it could be life or death needless to say people in such circumstances are pretty ripe for being get out but this raises a bigger question how much freedom should influential corporations have especially when they are receiving so much government assistance in order to do their work caleb up and r.t. new york. donald trump's decision to recognize israeli sovereignty over the golan heights triggered a wave of condemnation of the u.n. security council on wednesday and then formally and next in one thousand nine hundred one even washington's close allies voiced staunch opposition to the u.s. president's move saying it sets a dangerous precedent. this decision is of critical critical strategic and security importance to the state of israel and the u.s. believes it can contribute to stability the decision b

british heavyweight boxer david price has refused a rematch with last night‘s opponent kash ali afterlapsed on the canvas, and was disqualified. a british boxing board of control spokesperson said ali would appear before its council "in the future" and is likely to face further sanction. beating tiger woods doesn‘t happen all that often so only right danish golfer lucas bjerregarrd is rewarded with a place in the semifinals of the world matchplay and will play matt kuchar later this evening. bjerregaard beat woods in the quarterfinals after the former world number one missed this putt on the 18th. and sergio garcia struggled with the bunker at the 18th, ending up finishing two down on kuchar. live coverage of the women‘s super league is under way on the bbc sport website. kick—off between birmingham and league leaders is at 12:30. you can find more on that and the rest of today‘s stories on the website. that‘s bbc.co.uk/sport. there‘s been a sharp rise in the number of adults calling a national helpline for the children of alcoholic parents, according to figures seen by the bbc. in 20

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prices over the last caracas, venezuelan, and the former spokesperson for the u.s. mission to the united nationsnt official. gabe, what's happening in venezuela right now? >> hi, aliyou know, this is a country that is used to food shortages, used to power outages over the last several years. but as the scale and magnitude of this recent series of blackouts has left a lot of people desperate here, and as you mentioned, escalating tension between the u.s. and russia, china is also bringing humanitarian aid to venezuela today. the white house, as you mentioned, is now warning russia and other countries that back nicolas maduro, warning them against bringing in military or equipment here. we've been speaking to people on the ground who increasingly desperate as they try to deal with these food shortages. one woman, angela carlucci, told us she struggled to find food and water for her young daughter as well as her father several weeks ago was low on medicine, he was cancer-stricken and actually passed away during one of these rolling blackouts. she told us why she thought the take a listen. >> i never thought i was going to be like this. i can show you my fridge, if yo

ali, it's great to be here today. thanks for having me. >> i think there are lots of reasons why reasonable people might have criticisms about the green new deal or whether they can priceald trump thinks that he should keep this alive so that he can run against it. it's a bit bizarre. the president of the united states is banking on a win from voters for his party by going against policies that would benefit the environment. >> i know, it's crazy. i never agree with the president. on this one, i totallypresident. on this one, i totally agree with him. let's keep the green new deal, it is a winner for democrats. 80% of all americans want clean air and safe water and clean power and energy and wind and solar. those are not divisive issues in our country. there is overwhelming agreements in red states and blue states and east and west. that's what the public wants. if the president wants to run on his record on those things, bring it on. 27% of americans do not accept climate change. about 23% of americans think barack obama was as kenyan-born or muslim. i guess it is not crazy that 27% don't accept this. what is crazy is while republicans are completely not in sync of th

price, i think we're good to go. >> glen, you've been doing this for many years you've opened many famous ipos ali baba, twitter, snapw is the demand looking compared to other ipos like that >> just as good. like pat said. you know, we have an indication out there 20, 21 we're building the book with a lot of retailored flow and also combining the institutional flow as well, so right now it looks great. you know, we have a little more time like pat said half an hour to 45 minutes. everything looks really good. >> we'll come back in half an hour, and i think we'll get a lot closer and patty will actually explain how they build the books. really fascinating to look how the process works. down here post 8 behind the action bob pisani, guys, back to you. >> meantime, let's get over to courtney reagan live at the levi store in times square to talk more about why they are going public good morning, court. >> reporter: levi strauss is the largest seller of denim both in the u.s. and in the world, and it built that market share position as a private company, so why go public now why open yourself up to the public market scrut

if there is someone out there who has earned his opportunity, for example, ali price, then this is atarted the last six tests, so he is a key part of our squad. he will obviously play a different role from the bench this week, but we see him playing an important part of the game on a saturday. olympic champion callum skinner has retired from cycling. he's only 26, and won gold for great britain in the team sprint at the 2016 games in rio alongside jason kenny. he says he wants to to focus on reforming sports governance, and encouraging people to get on their bikes. england's women, after the dissapointment of losing their one day series, have won their twenty20 series against india. chasing a target of 112 in the second match, an unbeaten 64 from danielle wyatt led england to a five wicket win that sealed the series with a game to spare. katherine brunt starring with the ball we'll have more for you in sportsday at 6.30. thank you, john. tommy robinson, the former english defence league leader, is to face fresh contempt of court proceedings. the attorney general geoffrey cox qc says

ali price has been preferred at scrum—half, one of four changes made by gregor townsend following their's only 26, and won gold for great britain in the team sprint at the 2016 games in rio alongside jason kenny. he says he wants to to focus on reforming sports governance, and encouraging people to get on their bikes. and in the week after she won the double—double at the european indoor athletics championships retaining her 3000 and 1500 metres titles, laura muir says her next challenge is to win her first outdoor world medal, but she's also taking time to reflect on what she achieved last weekend. she's been speaking to mike bushell. it's amazing, i never thought i could achieve something like that. it is a championship on your home track, you want to do well. i thought we would try and do the double and make it that bit special, and it worked. you're now embracing pressure, whereas in the past it would get, like a lot of athletes like you, it got to you a little bit. definitely. you go in, being highly ranked, one of the faces, it can be high pressure. i told myself, why have you tra