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australia had declared on a massive 654 for 6 in theirfirst innings of the opening game of the seriesand following on they were bowled out again for 247. aussie spinners matthew kuhnemann and nathan lyon shared 16 wickets between them in sri lanka's worst test defeat. the second test starts on thursday. it was a really good performance from the outset. i thought the way we started the game, travis, the way he came out and put them under pressure immediately and others in�*s innings, to score his first double hundred was outstanding in the way he was able to do it was even more impressive. and that's all the sport for now. the leading contender to become canada's next prime minister, says the country will "retaliate" to any tariffs imposed by the us. taxes of up to 25% are set to be imposed on canada and mexico and around canada will cave in, but we are going to stand up from the 1970s, which gives the president broad powers the aim is to grow the us economy, protectjobs and raise could hit supply chains and restrict or push up we are united, and we will retaliate. donald trump has inv

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the other side of australia that's actually a name tropical side, right? so this will go on for quite a while yet still ahead on alpha 0, we need people in nigeria struggling with devastation caused by boyle production and angry about failed cleanup efforts. plus liverpool continued to set the face and inform your leaders, and they have their star math effects that is coming towards the end of this hour with the pod came into the cookie interim head for 4 years, which is pretty much it and the tool times now i didn't say that that will be for 40 years facing realities. what does donald trump's re election mean pretty tough. it is most important that we focus on how to work with president trump thought provoking on self. and your wife is dealing with the climate christ.

australia have never felt more distant. they've got an extra day to do it.g. your success is ashes and world cups, and there will be a review, change in the environment, whether management, coaching or captain. they've got to go home, think about it, but the ecb have got to get together and make some change. test in galle. game of the series. in their second innings. outstanding. impressive. play—off tie in september, after losing 3—2 to japan in berlin. he'll face the winner of tonight's other semi between barry hawkins and yuan sijun. britain's tom pidcock has won a senior stage pro team last month. flat run, having won two of the first four stages. it has taken me awhile as an elite, but be honest, yes, just the concentration it takes at this feel like he's "already won." bosnia and afghanistan. four years later, he broke his neck and back with a new sense of purpose. lewis coombes has been to meet him. for 25 years, rob shenton has served his country. until the toll on his mental health made you lose part of your identity when could latch onto, and for m

steve bought him in australia in 1998, and the two have been inseparable ever since.uring around oz. and then, yeah, the plan was to sell him in sydney. in fact, he was booked in to be auctioned a few days before my flight back, but ijust couldn't bring myself to do it, you know? and just down the hill from the auction house was the docks, and i was looking at these containers and ships and ijust thought, i wonder how much that is? in the years since, steve's converted cecil to run on waste cooking oil and has put him to work for his charity, which was set up to keep cornwall�*s beaches free of plastic waste. oh, dear, cecil. this is hamburger hill, officially the worst hill. cecil�*s worst hill. he hates it. officially the worst hill? fast, busy road, and it's the steepest one on the a30. it's called hamburger hill because there's a mcdonald's at the bottom of it. so we'll get a run—up. all right, down we go. 0h, is that smoky? yeah, it is a bit, isn't it? what's in there? that's a new one. that smells more like oil than... yeah. we have worked it hard. maybe there's

so treat it the same as australia, treat it the same as australia, treat it the same as japan, treatapan, treat it the same as canada where we have youth mobility schemes. what is so why do people hate europe. >> so much is on one. >> why do you hate europe? >> why do you hate europe? >> i don't hate europe at all. and you. >> know how i vote. >> know how i vote. >> you don't. >> you don't. >> know how you were saying you want to treat them worse than other countries. >> when you talk, when you say things like i, you know, i campaigned for this, you know, and i'm determined to carry out the softest brexit that is such a betrayal of the vote. that is such a that's so weird. >> it's weird. it's weird. it's weaselly. it's weird. we end up. >> with nothing we end. >> with nothing we end. >> up with i lost. >> up with i lost. >> i lost in the end. boris got a mandate. >> he got. a big majority and he. >> says we're all winners, the uk. anyway, it's time for a yes or no question. that got a little bit feisty, didn't it? lloyd, this is your first time on the quiz. >> hopefully you've watche

finalise the move. since being dropped by head coach ruben amorim in let's move on to cricket and australiaimposed by the united states. said they would "stand up to a bully" and "not on imported goods from canada, mexico and china. our business correspondent, marc ashdown, reports. delivering on promises made, that is president trump's told the bbc he would not hesitate to act. donald trump has invoked emergency legislation of the deadly drug fentanyl. the president will be implementing 25% tariffs the aim is to grow the us economy, protectjobs and raise could hit supply chains and restrict or push up the price of everyday goods for americans. i am sceptical that the way you get countries to sort of really crippling, effectively economic sanctions the eu with similar taxes. assess who will pay the price of a full—scale trade war. laura jones is ceo of the business council of british columbia. trade wars don't create winners. they create losers. and the losers are the businesses, the workers what's your reasoning for that? well, i wish i knew. i think this is there's two things that are mak

australia has a trading deficit with the united states. that means we are perhaps well—placed.knock—on effects, if we get into a growth and we have already seen the emf flag this. the uk government is to introduce new laws to crack down on images of child sexual abuse generated by artificial a fake child sex abuse image, but the home office says the uk helena wilkinson has the story. a dramatic early morning raid at a house in and later charged with two breaches of his sexual police used a specially trained digital detection electronic devices in the property. on the growing threat of ai—generated images tools designed to create child abuse images. having a manual showing how to use ai for this purpose border force will get more powers to search suspects' electronic devices. solutions, but britain, here, this government is leading the way on trying to clamp down on this children's faces onto existing images of abuse, or nudifying from online predators, will be introduced as part kuenssberg programme this morning to talk you are right that there is already a legal framework into

this marks a significant step forward in developing australia's sovereign capability. nnsa continues to partner with the navy on developing and delivering cutting-edge naval nuclear proposing technology that maintains the american strategic advantage in submarine and aircraft carrier capabilities. now i want to move on to accomplishments. while shifts in the global environment present challenges for nnsa, we have also hit multiple milestones in the past year that demonstrate our ability to deliver while overcoming many challenges in our capacity to adapt to rapidly changing circumstances. let me start with our weapons modernization activities. last year, nnsa made 100% of its planned deliverables to the department of defense and the pan text plan which represents the performance of the entire enterprise met or exceeded baseline weapon program deliveries for the year. this is the first time that has happened in decades. that is a testament. [applause] that is a testament to our workforce and the commitment they exhibit to our mission. this should reinforce that nnsa is

one is hard rock mining, very common in australia possible.so in nevada in the united states that's very environmental destructive. another common in south, a place called the lithium triangle argentina chile bolivia where they come together are evaporation ponds where there's these huge bodies of water, they evaporate and then there's lithium that the from the prime that's there, huge waste of water. but in what is now being rechristened the lithium valley, there's tremendous lithium in geothermal reserves that are buried 4 to 6000 feet below the surface. there's already 11 geothermal plants there. and if you could bring the lithium up, bring the price up, extrapolate, inject the brine back down, you wind up with the cleanest cleanest method of extracting lithium in the world. and so there's corporate interest, large companies that could make a lot of money there's environmental interest because this is something that would promote clean energy and it could be done in a much less damaging way. the state has a great deal of interest because th

australia has a trading deficit with the united states. that means we are perhaps well—placed.'t think anyone could be complacent. there's also the knock—on effects, if we get into a return of the trade war, that clearly has impacts on local growth and we have already seen the emf flag this. thank you forjoining us on bbc news. the uk government is to introduce new laws to crack down on images of child sexual abuse generated by artificial intelligence. it is already illegal to make or distribute another man was also arrested on suspicion of possessing indecent images. it comes as the government says it's cracking down of child sexual abuse, by introducing four new laws. will also become illegal. suspects' electronic devices. share content or advice will be a specific offence. we are the first country in the world to look horrendous crime. real—life images of children. the internet watch foundation which works towards stopping child sexual by ai is on the rise. of the crime and policing bill when it comes to parliament. helena wilkinson, bbc news. the home secretary, yvette coop

with canada, with australia, they're cap schemes and they work incredibly well. people would go back.ess of wales says learning social and emotional healthier and happier. she has written the foreword to a new framework for action of young families. visiting a children's hospice in south wales a few days ago, the princess of wales is continuing her gradual and early childhood. before her cancer treatment, many engagements saw the princess working with parents, carers and published a detailed framework supported by experts in child development on improving social and emotional skills in early childhood — skills which vary according and wants to make a meaningful contribution to a happier and healthier society. daniela relph, bbc news. with me is our correspondent, noor nanji. we know this is hugely important to we know this is hugely im ortant to ~ we know this is hugely imortant to ~ ~' ., important to katherine ? extremely she feels extremely passionately this early passionately about this earty of hers, passionately about this early of hers, she has ss:— :::—— w " h 7 it h; life�*s

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heavy flooding, please say one person died when an emergency response boat capsized eastern australia seemed frequent, devastating funding in recent years. thousands of protesters instead the are demanding accountability. after 15 people were killed in the roof, collapse out of the train station in november. the demonstrations were started by students, but people from across the country. and now joining in as katie kyla henry, it's been a long road made by a room, welcome to thousands who will bind in my d y? by any means possible. the students who lead this protest would great what is encouraging others to doing and on the box and research of defiance to a government that is accused to demonstrate is without evidence of political interference within sylvia and from outside. they all think this for a long time, but nobody has the power to say, no, we just sold energy. this is around students. the mortgage saw bills or the whole country now is the size of the game is right, is, are really in it against what they describe as political dysfunction. people have come from all over the coun

k. canada, australia. and we are ex, lowering the all possible sources of alternative funding. however, without us supporting would be incredibly difficult to maintain the scale of current operation and to meet the needs. we have 3500000 people uh, being displaced by the ongoing uh, atrocities. um and uh, the over 18000000 people are in need of food assistance. uh so in that situation it is extremely difficult uh for it to cope with the sugar d and create in by the us a fries. and what is the critical solution we're advocating for at this point? is the release of most frozen wouldn't be in dollar reserve fun hill in new york. uh, it says the crew, the interest alone. i'm others to above $200000000.00. this could provide much, much needed the help that we desperately need without costing us takes pay or a penny. so this was significantly helped keep our operational running as well as the support of the human rights and democratic movement in the country. so we are appealing for the release of that fund at this point. days does the aid phrase, we can then us leverage around the w

there has been torrential rain in this part of australia since the back end of last week and the backorst we've seen in this region in decades. the grammys, takes place this evening in los angeles. with the city still reeling from last month's devastating wildfires. has won four times. there has been an outpouring from the music industry this week artists including dr dre and billie eilish concerts in la. from altadena to malibu to the pacific palisades...

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already. hash him as a 0 or going to land nigeria to australia. now with thousands of people have been told to leave areas in the northern queensland state, experiencing heavy funding. they say one person died when an emergency response, boat capsized, east and astray. the a has seen frequent, devastating flooding in recent years that i had an out this era ball so that i have roll themselves back into the contentions of the spanish lead time. so that's on the way in the school with the this is refrain we'll be discussing the war and gaza and today how palestinian oxys are responding to it. the only thing that's right does have is the power of award winning old, the fashionable to speak to palestinian by the end director ok met. i'm assuming that you were able to train those emotions that are coming up with something to the beautiful and see those emotions without the wounds that's coming. refrain on out to say of the latest news all off for online casinos, including many found to be involved in scanning should be posted by now, says president for

. >> she's a nine the pitch this week's classical intestines australia man attacked by a massive kangaroo on his car in a female mermaid and sue you in the face by a massive fish that looks like this, this is the fish. if you're in a bar, it's closing time and you can only buy one of the beer. as the guy with the kangaroo or the mermaid who almost became sushi? >> i'm going with the mermaid because she got faith in the head by starting, she's russian and you can hit the people go going, if he dies, she dies. [laughter] completely injured. [laughter] >> i'm going to buy a beer for both of these people. [laughter] they are both heroes. they love their kangaroos. they hit the kangaroos. they run over them in the car like they are squirrels. [laughter] when the fish bit her head and his like we read willie, for 40 years, three willie. we spent hundreds of millions so now we can have fish in tanks that we can have humans in tanks. [laughter] >> i will come to you, my guess is number read, you're the heartiest dude i know. [laughter] he wants had a picture called grinding nemo. [laughter] a dif

for the well, australia is pictures of handed. sure line could i biggest defeat in the test format of the game spent is matthew creative and nathan line, 216, which hits between them and the 1st testing goal for long shot and co out for 247 in the 2nd endings. using by evenings and 242 runs between them on already had a fight with who in the 1st things and finish up with biggest of 9. for 149 is best in test cricket. and there was no reason to celebrate for stray a cricket as a women's team complete to succeed, no sweets of the ashes series they england by in any event, $122.00 runs in one of the tests in melvin yolanda king 65 for 53 other in the series of those. so what was things and then the 3 much one thing specials and t 20 and a dramatic finishing the m b. i was 24 seconds left on the clock to see j. mccullin's hide the game for the new orleans pelicans against the boston celtics. before jason tatum came up with a game winning. so just before the process to seal 118 to 116 when so the raining and the template. all right, th

remarkably dry, probably in the temporary relief because most the actions for the side effecting node in australia, if that was the recreational growth and gotten times for because in the increase in this been something like half a meter of rain in the last 2 days in times though, and there's more to come. so there's extensive flooding in this part of northern queensland, in contrast to what's happening in most of the places to the south is nice and warmer. you could argue, besides hopped in melvin adelaide. our breakfast shall remain here. sidney storms um, not sidney stalls anymore, just like charged replacing that they have been getting off death row on percy's pretty house at $33.00 degrees. that kind of thing will stay in the central west and pa, frustrated, but this on shore breeze, which causes bringing the rain queens and will keep temperatures back in sydney campus. still hoppler now been remains fairly caught the quick look easy didn't here for one day, and you attempted to write more or less normal in the sunshine. the afternoon democratic nations justify this kind of behaviors. collate

it kind of donates potential tropical cycling, the opposite sides of australia, that's actually a name tropical side, right. so this will go on for quite a while yet still a head on alpha 0. we need people in nigeria struggling with devastation caused by boyle production and angry about failed cleanup efforts. plus liverpool continue to set the face and inform your leaders, and they have their star math effects that is coming towards the end of this hour with the pod came into the cookie interim head for 4 years, which is pretty much it. and the tool times no, i didn't say that that will be for 40 years and facing realities. what does donald trump's re election mean pretty tough. it is most important that we focus on how to work with president trump thought provoking on self. and your wife is dealing with the climate crisis is a crisis of crisis times, but so it's not just one price is up via the story on talk to how does era the youngest country in the world child sedan economy is mostly dominated by what's called calling for my sector is also the poorest health schooling and foot by

ready the at the end of the 18th century, great britain began to conquer and colonize australia. from the very beginning of that, british penetration to the continent. natives were subjected to severe violence and deliberate extra patient. according to modern historians, in the 1st 140 years, there were at least 270 massacres of local people. any resistance to the british was answered with double cruelty. hundreds of natives were killed for the murder of one settler. indigenous australians were not considered complete people. no wild beasts of the forest was ever hunted down with such unsparing perseverance. has they our main we man and children are shots when ever they can be met with squatter . henry myrick wrote in a letter to his family in england, in $1846.00 plus strategy as fast as these rightly described as blood soaked and racist eve at the beginning of colonization, there were one and a half 1000000 indigenous people living on the continent. then by the beginning of the 20th century, their number had degrees still 100000 people. despite the indisputable historical facts

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