he was beaten in straight sets in the final of the sydney classic by russia's aslan karatsev., and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. a prominent conservative mp has told the bbc that borisjohnson must "lead or step aside." tobias ellwood, who chairs the defence select committee, said leadership was required. it comes as some conservative mps say they've been inundated with emails from constituents angry about reports that downing street staff held parties during lockdowns. at a speech in london this morning, the labour leader sir keir starmer has urged tory mps to "get rid" of the prime minister "in the national interest". the moral authority matters in relation to enforcing coronavirus rules. we have massive challenges. we have a prime minister who is absent. who is literally in hiding at the moment. and unable to lead. and so that is why i have concluded that he has got to go. and of course there is a party advantage in him going, but actually it is now in the national interest that he goes. it is very important now that the tory party does what it ne

he was beaten in straight sets in the final of the sydney classic by russia's aslan karatsev.ws, canada had a record heatwave and a number of devastating wildfires last summer. this special edition of our series life at 50 degrees looks at how the communities affected are planning for an uncertain, hotterfuture. when i was growing up, my grandmother used to tell me that we lived here forever. there's this collective conscious knowledge that is handed down from generation to generation. what you do to the land, you do to yourselves. that is how i was raised. but since a child i have seen changes in ecosystems, i've seen less water, i've seen the trees struggling with drought and heat anxiety. if you abuse the land, climate change is a logical consequence. and this weekend, temperature records could be shattered across the province. a new all—time record of 49.5 c. the hot spot of course in lytton, british columbia. holy (bleep)... my daughter is asking every day, "the town's burnt mom?" - it is all you're left. with, just memories. let's make some noise for fairy creek! we have

murray will face russia's aslan karatsev for the trophy.o be in another final. it's obviously great to be in anotherfinal. tough match again. you know, it's always going to be tight against them. it's not many chances either way usually. and yet, obviously after losing the first, to select by the long way back but we stayed tight on the serve and be served well in the last couple of sets i think overall, p played a pretty smart match. harlequins are top of their pool in rugby union's european champions cup after a thrilling last minute win over cardiff. it was 33—33 in overtime when quins' marcus smith kicked over in the last action of the game. the bonus point 36—33 win puts them above munster in pool b, who also won tonight. cardiff are yet to win in europe this season. judd trump is a step closer to his second masters snooker title. the world number two eased into the semifinals at alexandra palace after thrashing fellow englishman kyren wilson 6—1 in their quarterfinal — and post—match, trump definitely seemed to enjoy the win. come on,

that they say these symptoms and if they're literally, as strong pays for her future war and water. aslan was not the 1st former member of the syrian government forces to be jailed in germany. and if the government here continues its prosecuting drive against those suspects of war crimes, there, he seems. unlikely to be the last dominant cane al jazeera, berlin, britons prince. andrew has been stripped of his military titles and can no longer be called his royal highness, as he prepares to face a civil sex abuse trial in new york. queen elizabeth 2nd son has been accused of sexual abuse by virginia. jeffrey, who says that she was traffic to have sex with him when she was 17. the u. s. supreme court has blocked of federal vaccine or testing mandate for large companies . the plan would have forced millions to get the curve at 19 job, or take regular tests. more than 100000000 covet 19 vaccines were rejected by poor nations in december. unify unicef says that it's because the vaccine supplied through the kovacs program or close to their expiry dates countries. i've also been forced to delay

the court found unwell aslan guilty of overseeing the murder of $27.00 people at the hour had detention center in damascus . the ex colonel headed a notorious secret service unit a decade ago, under the regime of bar sharla side. mr. ross lung later flight to germany, where he was detained in 2019. when a go now to didn't be corresponded louisa from rest of an a. she is in cobblins, where the court delivered its verdict earlier today. louisa, a land mar case what kind of reactions are you hearing? most of all here in front of the court house in cobblins, we have own and we had during the day a lot of former detainees or relative of detainees. and of course they where there were a joyful or perhaps not joyful, but relieved about her. the verdict. they said, this is the 1st time that the victims of the syrian regime can voice what happened to them in front of a court. and they say it's a significant historic moment for them. but they also say it's only the beginning of a long journey towards justice. and most of all they remain concerned about their relatives . they say that no matter wha

murray's attempt to win a first atp title for three years ended in defeat to the world number 20, aslanal since 2019 and the three time grand slam champion described it as having been "a long road to get back here". karatsev, who was a semi finalist at last year's australian open, played explosive tennis winning in straight sets to take the title. with the commonwealth games just six months away, england's preparations are going well with victory in theirfirst game at the netball quad series. they beat south africa 71 points to 47 at the copper box in london. while world champions new zealand lost against the world number one side, australia. wasps claimed an important victory over toulouse in rugby union's european champions cup. despite having jacob umanga sent off during the first half of the game, wasps beat last year's champions toulouse by 30 points to 22. it was an impressive win that means they still have a chance to claim a place in the last 16 of the competition. you can find the rest of the day's european rugby union results on the bbc sport website as well as news of the mas

hope that they serve these symptoms and their little b as strong pays for her future war and water. aslan was not the 1st former member of the syrian government forces to be jailed in germany. and if the government here continues its prosecuting drive against those suspects of war crimes, there, he seems. unlikely to be the last dominant came al jazeera berlin, california governor gavin newsome has denied parole. the man who assassinated us presidential candidate, robert kennedy. sir hanser hon. a palestinian refugee has been serving a life sentence for the 1968, killing robert kennedy's murder came just 5 years after his brother, president john f. kennedy was killed in texas. rob reynolds reports from los angeles, the man convicted of killing robert f. kennedy. more than 50 years ago will remain behind bars. california governor gavin newsome rejected parole for sir, han b. sharice your hon. a palestinian immigrant found guilty of assassinating kennedy . in 1968 kennedy was a democratic us senator and younger brother of the assassinated president john f. kennedy, he was running for the de

aslan was not the 1st former member of the syrian government forces to be jailed in germany. and if the government here continues its prosecuting drive against those suspects of war crimes, there, he seems. unlikely to be the last dominant came al jazeera berlin with india's daily corona, virus infections have risen to more than 264000 in the last 24 hours driven by the on the tron variant. that's as hundreds of thousands of hindu pilgrims gather for a religious festival in the west. bengal, there are fairs the gathering could see a repeat of super spectre events witness last year or probably natal joint us live now from new delhi putney. so cobra cases still surging across india. what's causing the numbers to rise so quickly to rethink where you all seeing the images your says hundreds of thousands of films and devotees have gathered across several regions in india to take what they consider a hulu. dip, and if this is not the only event, there are several festivals being celebrated across the country. now some states have banned large gatherings, but mostly states are banki

he was beaten in straight sets in the final of the sydney classic by russia's aslan karatsev.news, it's time for click. this week, we're on wheels as we race through the new car tech in las vegas, and then bring it safely to a stop. but is anyone actually in the driving seat? plus, what's up with this shop? we are at the supermarket that has something very strange in store for you. hey, welcome back to the consumer electronics show in vegas. we have cars for you this week, lots of them. one of the biggest draws at the show in recent years has been the motor hall — so lara, are you ready to get your driving shoes on? i am revved up and ready. ok, so on your marks, get set and go! every year, ces is full of concept cars. often outlandish ideas as to how we're going to be travelling on roads in future. maybe that will be having a chat to your vehicle... do you like it? yes. sounds good. ..or turning the back into a really impractical and uncomfortable living room. this year, though, there was at least one idea with a somewhat more convincing purpose. what i'm filming here is a co

he was beaten in straight sets in the final of the sydney classic by russia's aslan karatsev, who rankslbourne and the australian open. england's cricketers have collapsed with the bat against australia at the ashes in hobart. they were dismissed for 188 in their first innings in the final session of the second day. australia lead the series 3—0. mouthguards used in contact sports are being used to protect another part of players�* bodies — their brains. they're notjust any old mouthguards, though. these ones, which are being tested by leeds rhinos rugby league players, are fitted with technology to measure the impact of tackles which may cause concussion. tanya arnold has more. rugby league is a collision sport. you can't change that. but these new mouthguards will gather data on what each player is experiencing. so, a normal gum shield will obviously be to protect the teeth. and these are... these have embedded technologies, so, batteries and gyroscopes and because the teeth and the upper jaw is fixed to the skull, we can then look at how fast and how forceful the heads moving on impa

murray will face russia's aslan karatsev in the final, which is his first on the atp tour since 2019.n the fifth and final ashes test turned out to be the worst for england. after winning the toss, england chose the perfect bowling conditions on the green hobart strip, and it paid off with three early wickets, including ducks from david warner and steve smith off the bowling of ollie robinson. but after having australia 12—3, things went down hill. marnus labuchagne was dropped on nought, robinson went off with a bad back and travis head — back from covid isolation — got his second century of the series. so here's the scorecard — australia will resume day two on 241—6. head making 101, labuchangne 44, out in the most bizarre way — worth a look on the bbc sport website — and cameron green was the other top scorer on 7a. for england's bowlers, two wickets each for robinson and broad, but not the best day for woakes and wood, who were expensive forjust one wicket each. snooker, and the world number two judd trump is a step closer to his second masters title. he eased into the semi finals

and water aslan was not the 1st former member of the syrian government forces to be jailed in germany. and if the government here continues its prosecuting drive against those suspects of war crimes, there, he seems. unlikely to be the last dominant cane al jazeera, berlin, britons prince. andrew has been stripped of all military and royal titles. it comes just a day after a judge in the u. s. rule that a civil lawsuit accusing him of sexual abuse can continue. virginia. jeffrey, pictured here alongside the prince, said she was forced to have sex with him and other men. when she was 17 years old. the palace says the prince, andrew will defend the case as a private citizen. jenny bond is a u. k. royal commentator. she says the prince, andrew's reputation won't recover whatever the outcome of the trial what we're seeing here is the institution of monarchy acting quite quickly, quite ruthlessly. one might say, certainly, brutally to protect itself. the queen decided that enough was enough her last few weeks. it months of been dominated by leer. it headlines about the duke of york, all th

two years are over — after he was beaten in the final of the sydney classic by the russian top seed aslanuggled on first serve — outpowered by his opponent, but now 34, he battled harder towards the end of the second set, creating five break opportunities. but murray ultimately couldn't take them as karatsev kept his grip on the title, winning 6—3 6—3. murray will now head to melbourne for the australian open and says he's pleased to be playing at a high level again. to all of you who came out to support tonight, what an amazing atmosphere to play in and thank you. it was so good. atmosphere to play in and thank you. it was so good-— it was so good. cheering and applause i have really missed playing in front of the sorts of crowds and in these sorts of matches and unfortunately, the result did not go my way tonight but i will keep trying my best to come back and have more nights like this, so thank you and maybe see you next year. the top two teams are currently in action in the premier league, manchester city have the chance to open up a 13—point lead. chelsea's title hopes have been fad

two years are over after he was beaten in the final of the sydney classic by the russian top seed aslanr towards the end of the second set, creating five break opportunities. but murray ultimately couldn�*t take them, as karatsev kept his grip on the title, winning 6—3 6—3. murray will now head to melbourne for the australian open and says he�*s pleased to be playing at a high level again. to all of you who came out to support tonight, what an amazing atmosphere to play in — thank you. it was so good. cheering and applause. i have really missed playing in front of these sorts of crowds and in these sorts of matches and unfortunately, the result did not go my way tonight but i will keep trying my best to come back and have more nights like this, so thank you and maybe see you next year. cobblers dream won the big race of the day at kempton, the coral lanzarote hurdle. the ten to one shot ridden byjack quinlan and trained by ben case came in ahead of highway 0ne 0h two and call me lord. that�*s all the sport for now. you can follow all of saturday�*s football and rugby on the bbc sport we

[laughter] or when religious correspondence raise aslan, the membrane on cnn, remember when cannibalismrtages can create cannibalism urges. refill vending machines, especially when they are out of flavored cheese it. [laughter] don't even know what that means. kat, there's a fundamental reality any form of exploration is going to offer the possibility for cannibalism, that is part of the deal. if you get an office job, he will get a big one. >> okay. i do think the cannibalism stigma is overblown. [laughter] i do. we are all stranded on an island and i die, you're kind of an idiot if youin don't eat meat bt it's like if you kill me so you can eat me, i would probably the most vulnerable one physically, also because i'm annoying so that what but if i'm already dead and enjoy it, eat me. [laughter] i'm serious. greg: if we had a choice we would definitely be eating jimmy, the softest casing already. >> i would probably die first. [laughter] >> not to be the guy who watches the movie or whatever and says it's not realistic but i course i am that guy from when you run out of water before yo

unbeaten start to the season with a straight sets win over maxime cressy — evans will take on top seed aslanand we could have two more britons in the main draw in melbourne — liam broady and harriet dart have both reached the final round of qualifying. it's been announced that crowds at the australian open will be capped at 50% capacity, amid rises in covid—i9 cases in melbourne. the restriction only applies to the two show courts but facemasks will be mandatory throughout and spectators will be required to socially distance while indoors. a similar cap was in place during last year's tournament before a snap five—day lockdown in the city was brought in to contain a new outbreak, when crowds were banned. staying in australia, england bowler mark wood says ben stokes and jonny bairstow are desperate to prove their fitness in time for the final ashes test, which starts tomorrow in hobart. both have injuries, and captain joe root�*s indicated, the pair could be used as specialist batsmen, leaving stokes, unable to bowl and bairstow giving up his hopes of keeping wicket. both are key figures in

that's the highest in two decades and the highest since president as long -- president aslan became theder. dani: what's the outlook for inflation, further lira? especially given that u.s. banks are about to start hiking as well? >> turkey is among emerging markets most vulnerable to u.s. rate hikes. this is due to its large current account deficit. some say turkey needs to hike rates significantly this year, by around 900 basis points. if not, we could see lira volatility continue. last year, the lira was the worst performing an emerging market the most volatile, losing 44% of its value. standard chartered bank earlier this week said that it expects the lira by year-end to be at $20, saying it does not expect the country to shift orthodox economic policies anytime soon, and especially before the elections scheduled for next year. economists are also concerned that inflation will continue to rise, citing concerns about hyperinflation. dani: great roundup and preview. thanks for joining us. let's now get to our guest, gizem oztok altinsac, chief economist at tusiad. thanks so much for jo

it could have been an all british final but dan evans lost to the top seed aslan karatsev in the otherred button, iplayer, app and website two british players have come the final round of qualifying to book their places in the main draw of the australian open. harriet dart is through to the first round in melbourne for the third time in four years. and liam broady has also reached the main draw of the australian open for the very first time meaning there are seven british players in the first round of the singles draw. the final ashes test may be being played in a new venue in hobart but after an action packed first day, we're in a rather familiar situation, with an incredibly impressive century from travis head helping australia to a strong position at the close of play. but england did make a good start to day one. joe wilson reports. all this time waiting imagining and hoping for an australian collapse. he chose to ball and the conditions held. tormented england with 44 having been dropped on zero. he then engineered his own personal collapse. very odd, but not decisive because next

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hope that he said the sentence and despair that will be as strong pays for her future war and water. aslan was not the 1st former member of the syrian government forces to be jailed in germany, and if the government here continues its prosecuting drive against those suspects of war crimes, there, he seems. unlikely to be the last dominant came al jazeera berlin. india's daily corona, virus infections have risen to more than 264000 in the last 24 hours, driven by the armstrong variant. it comes as hundreds of thousands of hindu pilgrims gather for a religious festival in the west. bengal affairs the gathering could become a super spread event. the u. s. supreme court has blocked the federal vaccine or testing mandate for large companies. the plan would have forced 1000000 to get the coven job, or take regular tests. and china is facing a test of it 0 coban policy ahead of the beijing winter olympics. in february, the nearby city of chan, jens, under a strict lockdown. there are fears the outbreak could disrupt the winter games and also the upcoming lunar new year celebration. next month, ca

aslan was not the 1st former member of the syrian government forces to be jailed in germany. and if the government here continues its prosecuting drive against those suspects of war crimes, there, he seems. unlikely to be the last dominant came al jazeera berlin, or patrick crocker is the lawyer representing the junk plaintiffs in the unrest them case is also a senior legal advisor. with european center for constitutional and human rights sequences life now from compliance in germany. and it's it good to have you with us or patrick ye ye represent, since the victims of torture, what does this verdict mean for them? what have they told you? well, it's an amazing the important day for them. we have been working for this for a long time together with activists other lawyers. but of course mainly the victims of this case who have really been on the front line and are really in my eyes. the heroes of this case, and today we had the confirmation that everything that we heard as evidence them has been credible the court grounded, it's decision on this evidence, including the testimo

that they said the sentence and despair that will be as strong pays for her future war and water. aslan was not the 1st former member of the syrian government forces to be jailed in germany. and if the government here continues its prosecuting drive against those suspects of war crimes, there, he seems. unlikely to be the last dominant cane al jazeera berlin security forces dawn or shorter protested dead hours after senior ministry official was killed during a demonstration in cartoon tear gas was father protested after thousands took the st against the crew in october, which plunged country into political deadlock demonstrations, want military leaders out and to return to civilian government. 100 val has more. this development today is fear of 2 d a. m. the whole process of, of, of demonstrations for democracy and sudan says have always professed being peaceful . they said they will remain peaceful whatever happens. and over the last several weeks, when some of them will be killed, they insisted that they would not to change their ways. and they would not resort to violence because the

he was a colonel unwell. aslan was a colonel, that is a senior army position and he had responsibility for the prison and do money, damascus. it was that the offences which he has been convicted off were carried out multiple mother sexual violence, torture over the period the 1st year. ready also the syrian civil war, the interesting thing is that after he had carried out these offences, ruslan defected from the forces of russia, such to the opposition. and that a few years later found his way to jordan, where he convinced the german authorities to give him refugee status to allow him to come to germany in 2014 and then to claim asylum. and he was given a file and quite quickly, and it was only 4 years later, but he came to the attention of the police, who investigated sam decided there was evidence to, to prosecute him. what's interesting here, this is the 1st time that somebody who so high in the syrian security forces at the time, has been convicted not in syria in another country in germany. that's what makes this really stand out. can you explain that a little more within? dominic

at 8:00am he'll face russia's aslan karatsev in the final of the sydney classic. two dan evans to get there. you can watch it live on the bbc iplayer, the red button and the bbc sport website. i tell you what, you could just stay with us and i will update you, or haveit with us and i will update you, or have it on the ipad as well as watching this, we don't want to lose those viewers. it was another late, late show for brighton in their premier league game against fierce rivals crystal palace. palace had gone ahead through connor gallagher, but there's been a 90th minute goal in the last three encounters between these two sides, and this time it was an own goal that meant the match finished 1—1. i think the level of the performance meant that we got something good from the game, the match, you need to take something just the supporters, i thought were fantastic. it gives everybody a good feeling. like i said, we wanted to win. but the performance overall was really good, we can take that, if we can maintain a performance we will pick up points. we're waiting to he

he'll face aslan karatsev.h. football now. just one game in the premier league tonight — the so called m23 derby as as brighton face crystal palace. leicester's game at burnley tomorrow though is off — with burnley struggling with covid and injuries. there's a huge game tomorrow though — a potential title decider really — as top side manchester city play second—placed chelsea who are ten points behind. chelsea's head coach thomas tuchel has suggested city have been lucky not to have been as heavily impacted by covid as other teams — but it's not a view pep guardiola agrees with. are you saying that here in manchester we are the smartest? that covid come omicron doesn't like to come here to visit us? we had a lot of cases and a lot of injuries, so we play in aston villa with 11 players in the first team, so the last four, five, six, seven games there are four or five players from there are four or five players from the academy on the bench, so we are in the same situation as all other clubs. snooker and world nu

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