in barbados for that ceremony. by 100 jamaican organisations saying that they oppose this visit, that they have been calling for reparations. on that matter, the royal family say that is a political matter, something for the british government and the jamaican government and the jamaican government to discuss. last year in barbados, prince charles acknowledged what he called the appalling atrocity of slavery. in appalling atrocity of slavery. in terms of practicality, sell esteem, if jamaica terms of practicality, sell esteem, ifjamaica were to make this move —— celestine. if jamaica were to make this move -- celestine. , ., ., .., if jamaica were to make this move -- celestine. , ., ., ., , if jamaica were to make this move -- celestine. . ., ., ., , _, ., celestine. jamaica cannot become a reublic celestine. jamaica cannot become a republic overnight. _ celestine. jamaica cannot become a republic overnight. because - celestine. jamaica cannot become a republic overnight. because of i celestine. jamaica cannot bec

i strongly agree with my father, the prince of wales, who said in barbados last year, but the appalling atrocity of slavery forever stains on history. i want to express my preferred sorrow, slavery was the heart, and it should never have happened. joining us now as pascal ro bear the co host as this is revolution podcast. pascal, thank you for taking the time to be on the day. now. we've seen protests and believes we've seen protest in jamaica through this royal tour. what exactly are people asking for here? well, it's thinking about me on what seems to be happening in these former british colonies in the caribbean, is that the citizenry of these localities are demanding that they not only want the verbal apology for the role of great britain in the caribbean surgery. but they also want reparations or compensation. one of the things that must be realizes that, you know, great britain is one of the larger participants in the treasury slave trade. in the 18th century, you will be the largest importer of african in the hemisphere, even the overall brazil doing in or more as from, from the

i strongly agree with my father, the prince of wales, who said in barbados last year, but the appalling atrocity of slavery forever stains on history. i want to express my per farms, sorrow, slavery was abhorrent, and it should never have happened. joining us now is pascal robert, the co host as this is revolution podcast. pascal, thank you for taking the time to be on the day. now. we've seen protests and believe we've seen protest in jamaica through this royal tour. what exactly are people asking for here? well, it's thank you back me on what seems to be happening in these former british colonies in the caribbean is that the citizenry of these localities are demanding that they not only want the verbal apology for the role of great britain in the caribbean surgery, but they also want reparations or compensation. one of the things that must be realizes that, you know, great britain is one of the larger participants in the treasury slave trade. in the 18th century, who was the largest importer of africans in that hemisphere, even though overall brazil did in or more as a, from, from the

barbados left, ended the relationship _ heard. barbados left, ended the relationship with _ heard.e _ heard. barbados left, ended the relationship with the british - relationship with the british monarchy in november last year. prime minister ofjamaica and prime minister of jamaica and campaigned prime minister ofjamaica and campaigned onjamaica doing the same, with some criticising him and thenjoining the queen's same, with some criticising him and then joining the queen's privy council is a net might have sent a mixed signal. your leader also has said, mark golding, he thinks that should be the case and he also promised to raise this with the royals. as far as you know, did he raise it with them? i royals. as far as you know, did he raise it with them?— royals. as far as you know, did he raise it with them? i know that mark actually met with _ raise it with them? i know that mark actually met with the _ raise it with them? i know that mark actually met with the royals - raise it with them? i know that mark actually met with the royals in - actually met with the royals in trench t

you can see barbados. treasury return of new -- imported from the 9th of may 1757 to 9th of may 1750 eight and then you can see on the numbers so brace believes that there were about 300 survivors on his ship. there were many artistic representations of the violence contemporaneous representations of the violence aboard ship. and this is a record that shows just the casualty of what we call the the triangular trade from africa. we import -- to the northern colonies. we export rum etc in return from, maryland, virginia, pennsylvania etc. what all the different products and human beings are just included as a product along with the others. so, this is bridgetown. i was just saying to mike one of the astonishing things i discovered in this research. it just really blew me away and forced me to reorient in my understanding of the world in the 18th century is that bridgetown was a much more important port for the british empire in the 18th century than any of the cities that we consider so important like, new y

barbados went last year.t— transition. barbados went last year. you've got to now focus on what you can do. _ you've got to now focus on what you can do. the — you've got to now focus on what you can do, the commonwealth is still a very powerful institution. there are 15 countries — very powerful institution. there are 15 countries where the queen is still head — 15 countries where the queen is still head of state but there are lots in — still head of state but there are lots in the commonwealth that are. they still— lots in the commonwealth that are. they still feel it's of value to being — they still feel it's of value to being a _ they still feel it's of value to being a part of that, democracy coming — being a part of that, democracy coming together for the up and time when _ coming together for the up and time when democracy is under threat from autocratic capitalism it seemed like autocratic capitalism it seemed like a pretty— autocratic capitalism it seemed like a pretty good organisation and instituti

they're playing the second test against west indies in barbados.t. zak crawley well caught byjoshua da silva off the bowling of jayden seales. and kemar roach might have taken the key wicket of england captainjoe root, but this time da silva couldn't cling on. that might be costly. root passed 50 as england started to build a good platform but west indies got a breakthrough, thanks to spinner veerasammy permaul who trapped alex lees lbw for 30. england are now 120 for 2. sublime conditions there in barbados, to a rather wet and windy cheltenham now. after the buzz of crowds being back for opening day — the weather tried to dampen things. but not so for ener—gumeen, who took the honours in the queen mother champion chase at the festival. a delight for trainer willie mullins, and jockey paul townend. 0ur correspondent andy swiss is there for us. was this a surprise in the big race earlier? that's right, yes. as you say after yesterday sunshine, the conditions have been a little bit different today. we have had heavy rain all day and it has had quite

and another frustrating day for england as west indies continue the chase in barbados.elcome along, thank you forjoining us on the final weekend of the six nations championship. we'll have more on that incredible italy win in a moment but as i speak, ireland are set to move ahead of france at the top of the table, they're taking on scotland in dublin ireland have to win to stand any chance of winning the tournament, they went ahead thanks to tries from forwards dan sheehan and cian healy. scotland finally replied with their own close—range try, scored by pierre schoeman. even so, ireland led 14—5 at the break and they extended that lead just short of the hour mark whenjosh van der flier dashed over. it's currently 21—5 with less than ten minutes left. after 36 defeats in a row, italy have finally won a six nations match today, for the first time since 2015. wales looked liked they'd fought back to avoid a shock in cardiff only for italy to win what was an extraordinary match in the final seconds. our sports correspondent joe wilson reports. the joe wilson reports. hundr

barbados has done it, as they did it with elegance.y were respectful in the way they have done it. we have significantly been calling for jamaica to have its own head of state, removing the monarchy as our head of state -- not only because we believe tha as a nation we have the ability to do it on our own and to chart our own horse into the future, but also because jamaica benefits from having monarchy as a head of state. ordinary jamaica, very difficult for jamaicans to get a visa to go to the united kingdom. this region, jaicans as well, after world war ii, were part of the generation that was so what happened with any them -- we have a lot of resct around thworld. the beauty of jamaica is we wil te you how we feel. it doesn't mean after that we won't play dominoes or have a drink, but we are unabashed in our resolve to make you understand that there were atrocities, crimes against humanity. stemming injustice and racial indignation that black people feel as a result of 300 years of being bludgeoned by another race. in fact, by the m

naturally it died off with the barbados decision.nly having that feeling, that perhaps we should consider moving towards republic status. >> impromptu moments are what they do best. and being relate-able matters more than ever. talking about the environment, like belize's barrier reef has been important in that way. a chance that they care about the future, whatever belize decides that relationship should be. brianna mills, sky news, in belize. >> you are watching the early rundown. still to come, we will took a look at the weekend sport, including celebrations after liverpool set up a fa cup semifinal clash with manchester city. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ it's time to say goodbye to appliance heartbreaks. and hello to new quality finds you'll love on wayfair. you can always get the brands you trust. the support you need. and dependability you can count on. plus, get financing up to 60 months on qualifying purchases. fast and free delivery. and installation and haul-away. so with wayfair, yo

. >> it was only last year when barbados removed the queen's as its head of state. the royal family says it is up to individual countries to decide their futures, but there will undoubtedly be an emphasis on shared interests, working together and even if not everyone wants the red carpet rolled out for them. sky news, in belize. >> a quick look at the weather. >> look forward to brighter skies, the weather sponsored by qatar airways. >> more sunshine to come as the blocking repeals as the weekend is approaching. it will be a chilly start to the day but with widespread blue skies, there is clouds in the southwest. most places will be dry. temperatures will be close to average for this time of year. between lighter winds, it will feel pleasant. it will make it feel a little cooler over there. >> the weather, sponsored by qatar airways. weather, sp>> still to come wel the sport with jackie, jackie what is going on? >> it's a good day if you are france rugby fan -- >> did they win? >> if you're a chelsea fan, it continues off the pitch. we will show you how the team wen

let's take you to barbados. ben stokes is backin take you to barbados. ben stokes is back in form.country. stokes then went on to get his 11th ton for his country — emotionally pointing to the sky because it was his first since his father ged passed away. jonny bairstow made 20 before stokes went for one big shot too many — and was caught in the deep for 120 runs off the bowling of kraigg braithwaite. there are six ukrainian athletes competing of the events. there are six ukrainian athletes competing at the event, which begins tomorrow. seb coe said athletics has always been entwined with politics. track and field has historically always been a sport that has understood and expected the fragility �*s of the political landscape, but has normally come together in a cohesive and collective way. so i'm not expecting anyissues collective way. so i'm not expecting any issues in the stadium. we have all the right processes and systems in place, which you will understand i'm not going to sit and discuss at a press conference. and i'm sure that support will win through. meanwhile, ukrainian

now, the caribbean nation of barbados has decided to remove the british queen from the ceremonial post of head of state. though it remains that within the commonwealth, barbados has been eliminating its institutional vestiges of british colonialism. we heard from a black rights advocate who says full de colonization is still impossible, as long as the british crown maintains influence over its former colonial states. british crone, the british monarchy, if the non critic depot of the caribbean outbreak in time monarchy is part of the colonization process, we have to complete the colonization process and the chief fuller, meaningful independence that we cannot do that with an institution that is miles away from us in the caribbean, totally relevant to us and we maintain data. there's no benefit. busy no reason for us to go. so instead of the royal color to the car, the numbers are part of the gun. this stick is going to apply to, you know, but it does not follow if people are raising and selling them. you know, we like you doesn't necessarily translate that we want to me and you know th

jamaica also plans to cut ties with the british monarchy like barbados announced last fall. >>> coming up, where would you keep your oscar statue? the unexpected places where some of hollywood's biggest stars have kept that sought after prize. >>> and coming up, the gay dog that just found his forever home. you're watching "world news now." scene 103, take one. here we go. my name is wesley, and i'm with my knucklehead brother. my friend nafi. my boyfriend doug. i thought we'd be on the same page about this and we're not. how do i know the way i'm going to respond to it? there's not that long term research out there yet. i don't want to be on the front line. but you're human. you're going to make a mistake. i'm just saying everyone has a right to make their own decision. but why would you want to take that risk? can you imagine being the person that goes to somebody's house and gives them the virus that kills them? what if you end up in a hospital? yeah. that's what i'm scared of. if you were to die, man... that would literally kill me, man. if it makes you feel that way bro... i will

defense for reports, ah, a chick point on the outskirts of loot, skin, north western ukraine, sasha barbados, one of the local fighters who have joined ukraine's defense forces. he tells me that moral among the troops remains high. despite the dire situation in the country, little speed remembered about the moment. it is calm here. solomon, we are preparing the defense of looks on the region with everything we have horrible were employed at the same time, were helping those who volunteer to join the army on deploy to the front in the east and to defend our ukraine. you're calling morgan casual, where you live still seems to go on here in western ukraine despite the heavy fighting that it's taking place in other parts of the country. and yet, residents tell us, they want to be ready for whatever might come next. at the beginning of its invasion, russia targeted and earn feels not far from the city. the military airport in loads cause one of the 1st facilities hit by russian matthias in ukraine. since stan, it's been relatively quiet here in the region, but people are scared that it's just a m

barbados formally declared itself a republic in november at a ceremony attended by prince charles. >>ow of some of the top is in its news stories. let's begin with the triple summit of nato, g7, and the european union. the west united in their support for ukraine but still divided on the issue of boycotting russian energy. >> also of course, these leaders increasingly turning on china. u.s. president joe biden said that beijing understands its economic future is more closely tied to the west then to russia. he said he made it clear to chinese president xi jinping in a recent video call there would be consequences if beijing helped russia throughout this war. >> we had a long discussion in the g7 with both the united states, which is the third largest producer of wheat in the world, as well as canada, which is also a major, major producer, and we talked about how we could increase and disseminate more rapidly food shortages. we talked about urging all european countries and everyone else to end trade restrictions and limitations on sending food abroad. >> the u.s. president also backed

last year, the island of barbados removed the queen as head of state. one person is dead after a tornado swept through new orleans. the storm hit power lines and destroyed homes in an area that is still recovering from the devastation caused by a hurricane ministry. there are reports in germany that tiktok has been using a word fertile -- filtering system in the country. the chinese owned social media platform has been blocking posts that contain words related to sex, gay culture, and nazi-ism. among the terms was auschwitz. users were able to post words, but the posts were not visible to others. a practice known as shadow banning. for more on the story, let's bring in an investigative reporter with mdr and a part of the team that uncover this. welcome to the program. can you tell us about how you and your team came across this? reporter: thanks for having me. it started with a tiktok account that is very popular, and the team noticed the comments disappeared for no reason. they took notes and then reached out, and we started to run an experiment, creat

. >> there are many of us in this country that are looking towards the coming republic as barbados dide feel we are perhaps entitled to do, it's something that we are in the legacy of colonialism and neil colonialism starting to can explore, and this trip has really brought it to the forefront. >> it was only last year when barbados removed its queen as the head of state, the royal family sees it up to individual countries to decide their future, but it will undoubtedly be a emphasis on shared interests and we being together even if not everyone wants the red carpet rolled out for them. breonna mills, sky news, in believes. >> time for the weather. >> look forward to brighter skies, the weather, sponsored by qatar airways. >> more sunshine to come, there's a blocking high over scandinavia, the weekend is approaching, it's going to be a chilly start today but with a widespread blue skies. those kinds of ireland in the southwest, as well as some patrick art over eastern scotland, in northeastern england. temperatures will be close to average for this time of year, but in later winds it's

england and west indies looked to be playing out a draw in the second test in barbados, on the finalwist... england declared just before the afternoon session began on 185—6 in their second innings. they wasted no time then making an impact with the ball, jack leach dismissing john campbell for 10 by way of an alex lee catch after review. and it wasn't before long that saqib mahmood got involved, shamarh brooks edged to second slip and capatinjoe root swooped in to claim zak crawley�*s juggled effort for 4. it wasn't long after that mahmoos struck again with a very so west indies are 23—1 and need 260 by stumps to win the match. at the women's cricket world cup, england's fightback continues, they are still on course for a place in the semi—finals after a nerve—shredding one—wicket win over the hosts new zealand in auckland. chasing 204 to win at eden park, england were doing well but suffered a chaotic collapse of five wickets for 20 runs. ultimately the final pair — charlie dean and anya shrubsole got them over the line. 0ur cricket reporter henry moeran was watching with former en

barbados made that move in november. >> i shall always consider myself a friend of barbados. >> reporter decision to be republic is down to people of each country and not for them to try to influence things, but this is very much about keeping of the last senior royals to ca. >> he charmed all sorts of people, tricking him, letting himself win in a sprint against him. it went down really, really well. >> reporter: william and kate will promote mental health and the environment, celebrating the queen's platinum jubilee, this year marking 70 years on the throne. at 95, the queen pulled back from overseas travel. recently taking on virtual engagements after recovering from covid. even though she bowed out from celebrations early this week, she had some in person events at windsor castle. back to you. >> still looks pretty darn good. kathy park, thank you very much. >>> samara has another check of the weather. you're tracking a warmup. >> that i am. we are looking at temperatures rushing into the low 80s this afternoon on the east coast. raleigh, 80 degrees. 18 above average. richmond, 82 de

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to barbados where it's been a frustrating day for england's cricketers on the third day of their secondbut after that, west indies dug in, captain kraigg brathwaite here hitting an unbeaten century. jermaine blackwood out for 102. the hosts resume tomorrow on 288—4. one other line from that tour to bring you, and its bad news for england fast bowler mark wood who's been ruled out of the rest of the series against west indies. scan results have confirmed he has a right elbow injury and needs to return to the uk for specialist treatment. katarina johnson—thompson was unable to defend her pentathlon title on the first day of the world indoor athletics championships in belgrade. johnson—thompson, competing in her first event since withdrawing from the olympic heptathlon with a leg injury last summer, withdrew ahead of the final discipline, the 800 metres. she said afterwards she's healthy and happy to be competing again. great britain's holly mills finished fourth, with belgium's noor vidts taking the title. there was a surprise in the big event of the evening though where switzerland's muj

. >> i strongly agree with my father, the prince of wales, who said in barbados last year, the appallingtrocities of slavery forever stained history. and i want to express my profound sorry, slavery was abhorrent. and it should never have happened. while the pain runs deep, jamaica continues to forge its future with determination, courage, and fortitude. >> father short, was one of those who wrote an open letter asking william to acknowledge the royal family's role in the slave trade. he was left disappointed. >> it is always disappointing when responsibility is not taken for certain actions, and certainly, this is not just any action, it's crimes against humanity. >> earlier in the day, in a surprisingly blunt meeting in front of the cameras, the prime minister had already alluded to the protests. >> we're moving up, and he intends to in short order smooth the conditions and develop a prosperous barbados. >> his ambitions also clear that jamaica should cut ties with the royal family. >> the royals think the public debate is one for them but there is no way that prince william could igno

strauss was at england training in barbados wherejofra archer linked up with the squad — as he continuest team ready to go. there is a slight ticking top in terms of the beginning ofjune and we want to get the person in position and then it will be their decision as to around the coach or coaches as well which hopefully also will be in position by the start of the summer but there is a bit of time pressure for us to make that happen. england rugby head coach eddiejones admits questions over whether he should remain in his role are "part of the job". speculation is mounting over jones' future after defeat against ireland on saturday — bringing england's hopes of winning this year's tournament to an end. defeat in their final match against france could see them finish fifth in the table for a second successive campaign. we are disappointed we are not in a position to win the title. it is probably for other people to judge whether we are growing as a team. i've got my own internal assessment and i know what i am looking at and i like what i say, i like to see the developing spirit of this t

the statement comes relatively soon on the heels of the country of barbados becoming independent latear. prince charles went to that ceremony. there were suggestions this might be the first of the dozen or so realms to take independence, to move towards that. the jamaican prime minister intended to go forward with that. no legal moves have been made yet in jamaica, but he made that statement pretty clear. >> thank you very much. coming up, kingston, jamaica. no reaction from the royal couple. i want to turn to some other news coming into us. i crs to my colleague in washington, d.c., because we are hearing about e death of the first female secretary of state, madeleine albright. for some of our younger viewers, perhaps, they may not be as aware of what a trail blazer she was and some of the significance of her life and legacy. how would you describe it? >> she was an instrumental figure in forming u.s. foreign policy after the fall of the soviet union. she was instrumental in bill clinton's foreign policy team, first as a u.s. ambassador to the united nations and then, as you mentione

missionary father stertor, who appreciated the drink , rum was originally produced on the island of barbadosas called the fight odessa water, after drinking this water, such an excitement began in a person’s head, which in english was called rambalia or abbreviated ram , hence the name rum in gayane this drink does not have a glamorous touch. like those brands that appear in films about super agents, but the quality of golyan rum is incomparably higher because you can’t fool the locals on reed mikia, but they they know a lot about roma. this is the rum kingdom of yosipersota factory on the banks of the demirara river, considered the third river in south america after the amazon and the arenope. passing by this place, anyone immediately understands that there is a persistent smell of reed mash around the factory buildings, production wastes are drained into an open sewage treatment ditch, they evaporate and give such a specific aroma, however, the gas that is obtained during fermentation is used in a different way, it is collected, processed, pumped in cylinders and sell many the minnows cook

barbados last november became a republic. >> from the darkest days of our past and the appalling atrocityvery, which forever stains our history, freedom, justice, and self-determination have been your guides. >> reporter: back in jamaica, despite the protests, william and kate were welcomed by many across jamaica. the couple playing soccer and joining in as locals played the drums. this isn't the first time jamaica has sought to become a republic. in 2012, the then-prime minister also expressed his desire to break away. next, the royals head to the bahamas where they may again face protests. mona, andrew. >> andrea, thank you. >>> coming up, how you doin'? the ultimate tribute to "friends." "friends." >>> also ahead, an extra bonus my dvt blood clot left me with questions... was another around the corner? or could i have a different game plan? i wanted to help protect myself. my doctor recommended eliquis. eliquis is proven to treat and help prevent another dvt or pe blood clot. almost 98 percent of patients on eliquis didn't experience another. and eliquis has significantly less major bl

last year, the island of barbados, remove the queen as head of state. one person as dad, after a tornado swept through the city and suburbs of new orleans in the united states. the storm hit power lines and destroyed homes in an area that still recovering from the devastation caused by hurricane eda. last year. i believe that reports in germany that tick tock has been using a word filtering system in the country. according to research by public broadcasters, the chinese on social media platform has been blocking posts that contain words related to sex, gay culture, and naziism. among the terms was out with the name of a concentration camp established by the nazis and poland. users were able to post the key words that the post were not visible to others, a practice known as shadow banning. for more on this story, let's bring in katerina falco, she's an investigative reporter with a german broadcaster, n d r, and a part of the team that uncovered this carry. net. welcome to the program. can you tell us about how you and your team came across this word fil

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expected to discuss slavery in the same sort of frank terms that is rather prince charles used in barbados a visit to downtown kingston, the crowds were waiting. the royals can still pull a crowd injamaica. and they pull celebrities, too. manchester city's raheem sterling and aston villa's leon bailey then it was down to business, setting up a goalfor raheem sterling. but it was the couple's of pitch walkabout that sent the crowd wild. down the street they swept, surrounded by a sharing sarong. and then, into one ofjamaica's cultural shrines. a place where bob marley once lived and hung out with other musicians. this was a musical celebration. and a chance to kick back and relax. the royals got stuck in and the beat went on. here was and the beat went on. here was a couple enjoying life together. all good things come together. all good things come to an end. eventually, they said their goodbyes. trench town will remember their visit for a long time to come. now, it is a really busy day here in the uk for rishi sunak, here in the uk for rishi sunak, he will deliver his spring statement at t

alexandra phenomena reports ah, a checkpoint on the outskirts of loose skin northwestern ukraine, sasha barbados, one of the local fighters who have joined ukraine's defense forces. he tells me that moral among the troops remains high. despite the dire situation in the country, little need remembered about the moments. it is calm here, suleima. we are preparing the defense of looks on the region with everything we have horrible were employed at the same time, were helping those who volunteer to join the army. and deploy to the friends in the east and to defend our ukraine. you call that a bullion casual where you live still seems to go on here in western ukraine despite the heavy fighting that it's taking place in other parts of the country. and yet, residents tell us, they want to be ready for whatever might come next. at the beginning of its invasion, russia targeted an url field not far from the city. the military airport in loads with one of the 1st facilities hit by russian messiah in ukraine. since dan, it's been relatively quiet here in the region, but people are scared that it's just a m

last year, the island of barbados were moved the queen as head of state sports. now the world's top rank female tennis player, australia's ash party, has unexpectedly retired from the game at the age of 25. but he announced her decision just weeks after becoming a 1st australian to win the australian open in 44 years. she has also won the french open and wimbledon, and has been the world number one women tennis player for the past 2 years. already said she was leaving the game to chase other dreams. anthony howard from the w sports is with us on the story. hi, anthony today. hi. seems to come as as a shock. was there any sign that this was coming? is it possible to hunt for clues like anything in the way that she's approached to korea and a lot before it contrast it to the way the men are doing it so me sir. ruffin adults? $35.00 chasing total number $22.00. fighting roger federer at another job, which better is 40 bleeding into he socks on bad knees? chasing more titles, he wants more more more. think about them. what ash did in 2019 she won the french open for

england fast bowler mark wood has been ruled out of the second test against west indies in barbados anddebut when the match starts on wednesday. captain joe root says it's a shame for wood. it would be very disappointing. he's been exceptional for it would be very disappointing. he's been exceptionalfor us, it would be very disappointing. he's been exceptional for us, seen as a big part of this team moving forward, it's a bit of a blow, but it gives other guys opportunities. as a said at the start of this trip, the guys have got that chance to step up and share their worth and take on some slightly new roles. it's exciting as well. henrick stenson has been named as europe's ryder cup captain for next year's contest in rome. the 2016 open champion known as the "ice man" succeeds padraig harrington, who presided over europe's defeat at whistling straits. stenson made his ryder cup debut in 2006, where the swede holed the winning putt in a dominant european victory. he was vice—captain to harrington at the last edition and said being named captain was emotional and an honour. it's extremel

sportsday on the bbc news channel: early wickets for england — as they look to limit west indies in barbadosnings in the second test. workers at p80 ferries have been staging protests at ports around the country, after the firm sacked 800 people, without notice. after the firm sacked the transport secretary, grant shapps, has written to the company, saying it's behaviour is "completely unacceptable". nearly a quarter of p80 ferries�* staff were told yesterday via a video message, that this was their "final day of employment". our transport correspondent katy austin has more. hundreds of people took to the streets today after the sudden sacking of 800 p80 ferry staff. this protest in dover is one of a number taking place across the country today. another sign of the anger that is being felt by a lot of people at what's happened and the way so many workers lost theirjob. if one company can get away with doing this at such short notice to 800 people, it's nothing to stop another company doing the same thing. one of our friends, one of the guys that lost his job yesterday and the poor guy after

and another frustrating day for england as west indies continue the chase in barbados.

it's after root and dan lawrence led the charge in barbados yesterday, with the captian getting an unbeatencentury, caught for 91 in the last over of the day. england resuming on 244 for 3 this afternoon. interested parties in buying chelsea will be finalising their bids ahead of tomorrow's deadline. lifelong chelsea fan lord coe is backing a consortium led by former liverpool chairman sir martin broughton and if the bids successful he'd have a seat on the board. while the owners of the chicago cubs baseball team, the ricketts family, have the financial backing of ken griffin one of america's richest men in their bid. it's valued at around £2.5 billion pounds. it's valued at around £2.5 million pounds. former ukranian tennis player alexandr dolgopolov says authorities are "too passive" and should ban players from russia amid the ongoing war in ukraine. speaking to bbc sport he said the decision to continue playing as neutrals is "not changing anything". i believe russia should be blocked from any participation in any sport in any culture because of what they are doing, it is too much. the s

collingwood was speaking after england drew the second test against the west indies in barbados.pends on whatjob is over offer. we don't know which of the managing director comes into play is and see whatjobs are over offer. i'm loving being involved. i've always loved working for england as long as i make a difference i'll be happy. england's women have been given a boost at the icc cricket world cup in new zealand. pakistan beat west indies by 8 wickets in a match shortened due to the weather in hamilton, for their first victory in a women's world cup in 13 years. spinner nida dar took a career—best it for 10. that win means if heather knight's england side, who are the defending champions — can earn victories in their two remaining games — they're likely to finish above west indies, and qualify for the semis, because of a superior net run—rate. richard agar has left his position as head coach of leeds rhinos — the super league side have won just once, in their opening six games. the 50—year—old took over in 2019 and led the rhinos to the 2020 challenge cup, their first trophy