this is bbc news. five without suspect, and ultimately that ——with that suspect did die at the scene. joe biden says he plans to run for president again in 2024 but stops short of a formal announcement. a british israeli woman has died of her wounds three days after an attack in the occupied west bank in which her two daughters were killed. there's been another deadly mass shooting in the united states.

this is bbc news. five people have been killed and six injured in a mass shooting in the us city of louisville. officers exchanged gunshots without suspect, and ultimately that ——with that suspect did die at the scene. joe biden says he plans to run for president again in 2024 but stops short of a formal announcement. a british israeli woman has died of her wounds three days after an attack in the occupied west bank in which her two daughters were killed. there's been another deadly mass shooting in the united states. at least five people have been killed in kentucky. the shooting happened at a bank in downtown louisville. police have confirmed that the perpetrator — who opened fire inside the building is now dead. six other people were injured and have been taken to hospital, after the incident in east main. let me show you the live pictures. police are saying just a while ago the investigation would take into the investigation would take into the evening. they were updating just a short while ago about th

this is bbc news five people have been killed and six injured in a shooting in the us city of louisville. we'll bring you the latest as we get it — this is the scene live in jefferson county where we're expecting an update. joe biden says he plans to run again in 2024 — but stops short of a formal announcement — we're live in washington. the mother from a british—israeli family wounded in a suspected palestinian gun attack — which killed two of her daughters — has died today. we set welcome to bbc news. at least five people have been killed in a shooting in kentucky police have confirmed that the attack happened at a bank in louisville and the assailant is now dead. six more people have been injured and taken to hospitals, after the incident in east main street near slugger field stadium. in the last hour, police gave this update. at approximately 8:30am, local metro police received reports of shots fired and an active shooter at the national bank. shortly officers arrived on scene with metro fire and active police where they encountered gun shots being fired in the location at that time

this is bbc news at least five people have been killed and six injured in a shooting in the us city of louisville. joe biden says he plans to run again in 2024 — but stops short of a formal announcement. the motherfrom a british—israeli family wounded in a suspected palestinian gun attack — which killed two of her daughters — has died migrant charities say they're concerned for the safety of around 400 people on a boat in the mediterranean that's taking on water. we start with some breaking news from the us now... police confirming that there has been a shooting incident, multiple casualties, the operation continuing with large areas cordoned off and a heavy police presence. in the last ten minutes, we have had an update from officers on the ground confirming that five people have been killed, and six more have been taken to hospital in louisville. no detail on the nature of the attack yet, but when this was first reported, a0 minutes ago, police on twitter had talked about an active aggressor. they told people to stay away from the area and said that the fbi where they're working on t

this is bbc news. five people are killed — including the gunman — and six are injured, in a shooting in the us city of louisville. the mother of two british—israeli sisters killed in an attack in the west bank has now also died. as junior doctors prepare forfour days of strike action from tomorrow, the nhs in england, says it will prioritise emergency care. hello and welcome. toa to a hearing in the headlines the mother of two israeli sisters has also died. her husband and father of those two girls has just begun news conference. those two girls has “ust begun news conference. , those two girls has 'ust begun news conference. , ., those two girls has 'ust begun news conference. they told us that there had been an _ conference. they told us that there had been an attack— conference. they told us that there had been an attack on _ conference. they told us that there had been an attack on a _ conference. they told us that there had been an attack on a car- conference. they told us that there had been an attack

patrick gearey, bbc news. fivey could move top of the table, with a win over fulham. that's one of the matches kicking off in the less than three hours. city could go above arsenal, and with a game in hand too. manchester united host the in form aston villa. bournemouth host leeds in a crucial game towards the bottom. liverpool are home to tottenham in the late kick off. red bull's sergio perez won the first sprint race of the formula one season. it won't put the mexican on pole for sunday's azerbaijan grand prix — which starts in the next hour. charles leclerc secured that in friday qualifying. but perez has cut the gap on championship leader max verstappen who was furious with britain's george russell after they collided in the opening lap. verstappen finished third. what a final we have to look forward to at the world snooker championships, after what many are calling the greatest crucible comeback ever. luca brecel won 11 frames in a row to beat si jiahui 17—15 to put himself in with a shot at glory. he had bee

this is bbc news at least five people have been killed and six injured in a shooting in the us city ofed palestinian gun attack — which killed two of her daughters — has died migrant charities say they're concerned for the safety of around 400 people on a boat in the mediterranean that's taking on water.

five. this comes after bbc news and guardian investigations uncovered multiple allegations from 18 women of him of abusing his position in the music industry. one woman told us she was only 1a when tim westwood first had sex with her. he denied those allegations and stepped down from his capital xtra radio show. last august, the bbc launched an external inquiry into what the corporation did and didn't know about tim westwood's conduct during his nearly 20 years working for them. that inquiry is still ongoing. bbc news has attempted to contact mr westwood for comment. chi chi izundu reporting. doctors' leaders have asked the government to enter talks, facilitated by the conciliation service acas, to end their dispute over pay. today is the second of four days of strike action by thousands of junior doctors in england. the prime minister said he wanted to find a reasonable compromise, and the right outcome for patients and taxpayers. researchers say that, globally, fewer fossil fuels will be used this year to produce electricity, in what's being described as a "turning point" in the battle ag

five. this comes after bbc news and guardian investigations uncovered multiple allegations from 18 women ofcused him of abusing his position in the music industry. one woman told us she was only 1a when tim westwood first had sex with her. he denied those allegations, and stepped down from his capital xtra radio show. last august, the bbc launched an external inquiry into what the corporation did and didn't know about tim westwood's conduct during his nearly 20 years working for them. that inquiry is still ongoing. bbc news has attempted to contact mr westwood for comment. it is coming up to a quarter past six. 0urtop it is coming up to a quarter past six. our top story this evening. president biden urges a return to power at stormont as he marks 25 years of peace in northern ireland. and coming up... it years of peace in northern ireland. and coming up...— and coming up... it has been a really wet _ and coming up... it has been a really wet and _ and coming up... it has been a really wet and windy _ and coming up... it has been a really wet and windy day, - and coming up... it has been a -

bbc news. leaving five people dead, including the testament from the police chief, the testament from the policey spells and heavy thundery showers. the most active storms were spotted across parts of the midlands, running into northern england and the lincolnshire area. there were one or two popping up elsewhere, but this really active cluster of storms came from this area of cloud here on the satellite picture. our attention, though, now is turning out into the atlantic where we have a strong jet stream that's set to develop another area of low pressure that through tuesday night is going to bring another zone of strong winds our way. overnight tonight, a few showers will be left over across northwestern areas of the uk. but otherwise, for most of us, it's the night where the showers will gradually fade and increasingly we'll see dry weather in clear spells. quite a chilly night, temperatures down to 3 to 6 degrees celsius across the uk. so a cool start to tuesday morning, but for many, a dry and sunny morning, except in western scotland where we'll have a few showers from the word go. now, la

yogita limaye, bbc news, kabul. at least one person has died and five others injured following the collapseattan. emergency officials say — 's lower manhattan. emergency officials say some _ 's lower manhattan. emergency officials say some people - 's lower manhattan. emergency officials say some people may l officials say some people may still be trapped in the structure.— still be trapped in the structure. ,, , structure. india's supreme court has _ structure. india's supreme court has been _ structure. india's supreme court has been hearing - structure. india's supreme | court has been hearing final arguments on a petition to legalise same—sex marriage. the couple is bringing the case say they cannot jointly own property or into financial arrangement because they are not married. the government and religious leaders are against same—sex marriage and have urged the court to reject the request. gabonese president ali bongo ondimba is about to begin a four—day state visit to china — a move being seen as cementing ties between the two nations. beijing is an active investor in numerous africa

disputes in scotland and wales are settled, five teaching unions in northern ireland will walk out on a one—day strike in late april. branwen jefferies, bbc newsakes to process a passport application. but the pcs union, which represents civil servants, is predicting significant delays. survivors of the terror attack at manchester arena in 2017 have filed landmark legal action against a conspiracy theorist who claims reports of the attack were fabricated and suggests it might not even have happened. martin and eve hibbert, who were left with severe disabilities after the 2017 blast, are suing richard d hall for defamation and harassment. the bbc�*s disinformation and social media correspondent marianna spring has more details from a new hub above the bbc newsroom , bringing together our fact—checking experts. this is martin hibbert. he survived the attack at the manchester arena that happened in 2017, where 22 people were killed. martin and his daughter eva were left severely disabled after the attack and since then they have been targeted with conspiracy theories and hate online. now martin's decided to take legal action against this man, rich

bbc news. hello from the bbc sport centre. we'll start with the first 147 maximum break at this year's world snooker championship. it's come on day five at the crucible in sheffield, from kyren wilson, in his second round match against ryan day. the maximum break — where you pot all 15 reds, 15 blacks and all the colours — has only been done 11 times before in the history of the tournament. and what about this for nerves of steel? there's also a prize pot totalling £55,000 that wilson would take home if no—one else can match him. as for the match itself, they'll resume this evening in sheffield with wilson leading day 5—3. the winner plastohn higgins in the third round. 0n the other table, england's jack lisowski has beaten noppon saengkham of thailand 10—7. lisowski will face the winner of the match betweenjudd trump and anthony mcgill, that's going on right now. these are live pictures from the crucible. mcgill is 6—3 up, this one best of 19, remember, at this stage. but trump is about to take the tenth frame in sheffield. later, manchester city can keep up their pursuit of history in the champions league and set up a semifinal with

it comes five days after a ukrainian drone attack in the same area. now on bbc newsnders of donbas. they're one of ukraine's most decorated brigades in a daily battle to hold back russia on the eastern front. for the 1st tank brigade, it's the fight of their lives. under constant attack from airand ground... come, quickly. ..they gave us unprecedented access to their front lines... ..while they fight to keep russia out from a town under constant attack. dog barks explosion the bombing is relentless. explosion shallow trenches offer the barest of protection from russian fire. come on! this way. down. down, down, down, down. get in, get down. we follow closely in their daily life—and—death struggle to halt their enemy. outgunned and outmanned, they refuse to give ground. explosion they are the defenders of donbas. first light on the eastern front... ..and the opening battle of the day for ukrainian forces heading forward... ..is with the mud. war has left donbas ploughed and churned. this is their second spring since russia invaded, their second season of muck and mise

bbc news. let's get some of the day's other news now in ukraine, the governor of kharkiv says at least five russianreas on saturday night. he says one missile damaged residential buildings and set off a majorfire in the city, while another hit a house in a nearby village the president of brazil — luiz inacio lula da silva — is now in lisbon. he signed a declaration with portugal's prime minister condemning russia's violation of ukraine's territorial integrity. the brazilian president is hoping to downplay differences with europe over russia's invasion. in kenya, police say they've exhumed 21 bodies during an investigation into a religious cult — whose followers were allegedly urged to starve themselves in order to meetjesus. the remains were found on a plot of land outside the coastal town of malindi. police in india say they've arrested a fugitive preacher and supporter of a sikh separatist movement in the state of punjab. they say amritpal singh surrendered at a sikh place of worship in the city of moga after evading arrest last month. the 30—year—old had been on the run for more than a month aft

has collapsed in the french city of marseille leaving at least five people from the surrounding structures injured. you're watching bbc newsit's time for global questions: brazil's amazon fight. hello, welcome to global questions. we are in rio dejaneiro in a country which like most countries these days is confronting many crises at home. few national policies have such global consequences as the fate of the amazon. it's the world's largest tropical rainforest, covering much of northern brazil. it's under growing threat, from deforestation, large—scale farming and ranching and mining. newly elected president lula has pledged to undo the destruction under the former president bolsonaro. he speaks of tackling the problem in the largest indigenous territory. what happens in the amazon will have a huge impact on our climate crisis. can president lula rebuild the protection programme or is time running out to save the rainforest and the indigenous people that call it home? that is global questions, brazil's fight for the amazon. you join us in this stunning setting here in rio dejaneiro and the sun has just set on this spectacu

bbc news. well, as laura's report shows, china's influence is growing in south east asia and a new report looking at data over the last fiveute, an independent think tank based in sydney, it concludes that beijing is more influential in all but two countries that make up the ten nations in the asean block and it's china's economic relationships with the region that are growing the most. earlier i heard from the lead author of the report, susannah patton, director of the south east asia program at the lowy institute. i asked her how she went about measuring chinese influence in these countries. so we look at four different measures of influence, including economic relationships which is the most important, defence network, so, the deployment, combined exercises and dialogues between countries in the region. we look at diplomatic influence, so the size of the diplomatic network, the extent of diplomatic contact between the foreign ministers and leaders of the countries in the region and china and the united states. and we also look at cultural influences so considering things like media influence, people to people connection

bbc news. another attempt to get a ceasefire in sudan as authorities say five days of fighting has killed at leastmmunication cables in the north sea. research raising eyebrows around the world, a british trial suggests a so—called soup and shake diet can permanently reverse type two diabetes. and the sacked boss of the cbi has told the bbc he has been made to the full guide for the crisis. that might befall guy.

new research by the national housing federation. the government says its spending £11.5 billion over five years on the affordable homes programme to increase the housing supply. you're live with bbcny danker, has told the bbc he's been made "the fall guy" for a wider crisis engulfing the organisation. mr danker was sacked following an independent investigation into specific complaints of misconduct that were made against him. but he says his name has been wrongly associated with other allegations, including rape and drug use, that allegedly occurred before hejoined. the cbi's president brian mcbride said mr danker�*s account of events was "selective". the bbc has not seen the dismissal letter, but in his first interview since being fired on 11th april, mr danker said there were four complaints made — that he had organised a secret and private karaoke party for 15 people after a christmas work event, was viewing the instagram accounts of cbi staff, had sent non—work related messages to staff on work messaging platforms and that he had been inviting junior staff to breakfasts, lunches or one—on—one meetings. we are nowjoined byjemima 0lchawski in london, who is the ceo of the fawce

bbc news. the global economy is expected to grow a paltry 3% over the next five years — that's according to theeogieva. her comments were made ahead of the imf and world bank's spring meetings which kick off today in washington. 0ur north america business correspondent samira hussain is there. high inflation continues to plague countries around the world. central bankers are raising interest rates to try and slow down those price increases. as a result, however, is we have some of the weakest growth projections by the international monetary fund since the 1990s. now, with the world's finance ministers and central bankers all meeting in washington this week, the increasingly fragile global economy will certainly be the focus, along with ways for countries to try and mitigate some of the negative impacts of those interest rate rises. now the high inflation, however, is already having an impact on poorer countries, pushing them further into financial distress. given the uncertain global economic outlook, the imf believes that many more countries will be looking to the imf for help. let's take a lo

bbc news. another attempt to get a ceasefire in sudan as authorities say five days of fighting has killed at least 270 civilians. russia is accused of sabotage and planning to cut crucial power and communication cables in the north sea. research raising eyebrows around the world, a british trial suggests a so—called soup and shake diet can permanently reverse type two diabetes. and the sacked boss of the cbi has told the bbc he has been made to the full guide for the crisis. that might befall guy. more on the headline stories in a moment, but let's round up the sport and go to the sports centre and will perry. they hope to set up a last four tie against the holders, real madrid. what you have to do to achieve it is be ourselves as much as possible. our game plan is to stick until the end and do our game and our game. as much as possible, and when it's not possible, it's because they were better, not because we couldn't do it or something we were not. bur; better, not because we couldn't do it or something we were not. buy a new capital— it or something we were not. buy a new capital to _ it or som

bbc news. the british foreign office has confirmed the final evacuation flight from sudan will leave tonight. cbs news affiliate reports of suspected gunman, his on the run after at least five the coronation, committees reveal that the public will be asked to swear allegiance to king charles. we start in sudan whether uk's final evacuation

our international audiences, but audiences in the uk, do stay with us here on bbc news as this press conference for the five_ to those talks in good faith. they were bizarre and surreal in many times, _ were bizarre and surreal in many times, but— were bizarre and surreal in many times, but what we did, and we saw it, times, but what we did, and we saw it. we did— times, but what we did, and we saw it. we did not— times, but what we did, and we saw it, we did not pay the union barons. we gave _ it, we did not pay the union barons. we gave an — it, we did not pay the union barons. we gave an absolute evidence—based case that _ we gave an absolute evidence—based case that unless you, the secretary of state _ case that unless you, the secretary of state, and you from number ten, and you _ of state, and you from number ten, and you from — of state, and you from number ten, and you from the treasury, start to understand — and you from the treasury, start to understand serious crisis that the people _ understand serious crisis that the people read represent —— we represent, that we are unable to recruit— represen

across that spring jamboree most days this week on bbc news and if you are watching us on bbc one here in the uk, the breakfast team willjoin you in fivew northern ireland is getting ready for the arrival of us presidentjoe biden today. all that and more on our website, too, as we keep you up—to—date there and the bbc news app. have a good day and i'll see you soon. hello. tuesday's going to be a day which some of you will have to make the most of the morning weather, because it'll be a day in which conditions will be rapidly deteriorating, with wet weather spreading to many areas from the south and west, and by the end of the day will be increasingly windy, especially around some western coasts and hills. an area of low pressure approaching now, but in the night into the morning got a brief ridge of high pressure, quite a shallow one, so still a few showers into the morning, but a lot of dry and clear weather and a colder start of the morning as well. even a touch of frost through some sheltered scottish glens. but whilst there will be some cloud in scotland, one or two showers, many start fine and bright. lots of sunshine around. mak

five parties, all led by women. time for some sport here on bbc news. hello i'm hugh ferris.st seven months in charge, graham potter has been sacked by chelsea. losing again yesterday saw them drop to 11th in the premier league and they weren't the only top flight team to part company with their manager today. here's nesta mcgregor. ato a to know the feed to aston villa at stamford bridge a result that salt chelsea drop it to the bottom half of the premier league fans far from happy and 11th defeat in 31 games. although graham potter was optimistic. iii although graham potter was optimistic— although graham potter was otimistic. ,, ., , ,, optimistic. if you look at the steps a art from optimistic. if you look at the steps apart from the _ optimistic. if you look at the steps apart from the main _ optimistic. if you look at the steps apart from the main one _ optimistic. if you look at the steps apart from the main one there - optimistic. if you look at the steps apart from the main one there a l optimistic. if you look at the steps| apart from the main one there a lot of pos

bbc news. the british foreign office has confirmed the final evacuation flight from sudan will leave tonight. cbs news affiliate reports of suspected gunman, his on the run after at least fiveple were killed at a home in sanjacinto county texas. and with just a week to go until the coronation, committees reveal that the public will be asked to swear allegiance to king charles. we start in sudan whether uk's final evacuation flight is due to depart, according to the foreign office, confirming the move today as saying that they have flown out nearly 1900 people since tuesday, it comes as he dampened my former prime minister warned that the conflict would bmi mayor for the world if it continues and could become worse than those in syria and libya. this is khartoum earlier the ceasefire between warring generals in sudan has been repeatedly violated and the army now says it is launching a large—scale attack on the capital, our diplomatic correspondent paul adams reports. this was the day britain's air evacuation drew to a close. the there has been another mass shooting in the us, this time of the state of texas, five people are reportedly dead, including an eight—year—old, after

bbc news. new data shown to the bbc suggests that thousands of metric tonnes of oil have spilled routinely into uk waters from oil and gas production. the spills took place over fivedlife, the data shows. and now we're joined by the executive director of energy campaign group uplift, tessa khan. welcome to the programme. first off, many people will be surprised that oil spills are still taking place. that's right, this is an industry that i think in the uk is used to operating out of sight and out of mind. that is why this data that we have published this morning which does show the shopping equivalent of 164,000 barrels of oil being leaked into uk seas over the last five years, including in marine protected areas, isjust one years, including in marine protected areas, is just one of the ways in which the oil and gas industry activities are causing harm to our incredibly precious bio diverse marine ecosystems. that is not only oil spills, marine ecosystems. that is not only oilspills, i marine ecosystems. that is not only oil spills, i should marine ecosystems. that is not only oil spills, ishould make marine ecosystems. that is not only oil spills, i should make

historic allegations of sexual offences, that number has now increased to five today, they have confirmed. this comes after a bbc newsct and abuse by tim westwood. he denied those allegations when we reported them last year. in april last year, a number of those women accused the former radio one dj of predatory and unwanted sexual behaviour and touching, and incidence rates ranging from 1992 to 2017. they accused him of abusing his position in the music industry. some of the woman told us they encountered mr westwood when they were under 18. one said she was only 1a when mr westwood started having sex with her. that same month, tim westwood stepped down from his x czech radio show and then last august the bbc launched an external inquiry into what the operation did or didn't know about his conduct when he worked with them for nearly 20 years. we have tried to contact him for comment. the years. we have tried to contact him for comment-— for comment. the former health secretary matt — for comment. the former health secretary matt hancock - for comment. the former health secretary matt hancock is - for comment. the fo

bbc news. the prime minister is considering a report on allegations of bullying against dominic raab. it is a waiting game, report that has taken fivends and the future of his allies. spacex's first flight ends in explosion four minutes after a successful left of. a rare solar eclipse in australia in front of funds, including tim peake, he was spoken exclusively to the bbc.

five. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc for the first few days of this week set to be really quite chilly for the time of year, cold enough even to see some areas of frost, as we'll see in a moment. now, what's going on? the area of low pressure that brought some of us rain on sunday is moving eastwards. as that happens, we get these cold northerly winds plunging southwards across the uk, those winds originating from somewhere north of greenland. well, that's not going to be warm, is it? so, right now, we're seeing the colder air arrive across northern scotland. showers here have started to turn to sleet. did have a few thunderstorms around london and south east england, but they've cleared out of the way. rain is starting to develop into wales. now, temperatures for the most part around 4—7 degrees as we head into monday morning, but colder than that in scotland, where we'll continue to see those wintry showers driven in on gale force gusts of wind in the north. further south, we've got this area of rain in wales moving ac

government says it is spending 11.5 billion pounds in five years on the affordable homes program to increase the housing supply. you are live with bbc newse recently sacked boss of cbi has told the bbc he has been made the fall guy for a wider crisis that is engulfing the organization. he was sacked following an independent investigation into specific complaints of misconduct that were made against him. he says his name has been wrongly associated with other allegations, including rape and drug use, that allegedly occurred before he joined. the cbi's president said the account of events was selective. the bbc has not seen the dismissal letter, but in the first interview since being fired in april, he said there are 4 complaints made, that he organized a secret karaoke party for 15 people after christmas work event, that he was viewing instagram accounts of cbi staff and sent non--work-related messages and been inviting junior staff to breakfast, lunch, and one-on-one meetings. we are joined by the ceo of the faucet society, a charity campaigning for gender equality and women's rights at work, home, and public life. we cannot talk about t

new album, human algebra. that's at five past nine. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. a very good morning from bbc london.. it comes only weeks after the casey report into the met found evidence of institutional racism. she says the recent finding don't surprise her. i don't know how many more inquiries on how many more renews you need that say the same thing. it on how many more renews you need that say the same thing.— that say the same thing. it was no surrise. that say the same thing. it was no surprise- as _ that say the same thing. it was no surprise- as a _ that say the same thing. it was no surprise. as a family _ that say the same thing. it was no surprise. as a family we _ that say the same thing. it was no surprise. as a family we have - that say the same thing. it was no | surprise. as a family we have lived through it for so many years and we know what it has been like. that is no surprise to me whatsoever. sir mark rowley, the commissioner of the met, has admitted that there are severe shortcomings, but the met is not the same force that it was 20 or 25 years ago. surrey police has been repr

that number has increased to five today, they have confirmed. this comes after a bbc newsd the former radio one dj of predatory and unwanted sexual behaviour and touching in incidents ranging from 1992 to 2017. they also accused him of abusing his position in the music industry. some of the woman told us they had encountered mr westwood when they were under 18. one says she was only 1a when mr westwood had started having sex with her. that same month, tim westwood stepped down from his capital extra radio show, and last august the bbc launched an inquiry into what the corporation did or didn't know about him when he worked with them for nearly 20 years. we have tried to contact him westwood for comment. thank you very much for those breaking developments, you're watching news news. some stormy weather continues to affect southern and western parts of the uk, and if you take a look at the uk, and if you take a look at the satellite picture, we can see the satellite picture, we can see the reason why. this beautiful swell of cloud is an area of low pressure, initially named

has it closed, five years after companies were forced, to reveal their rates? coming up on the bbc news winning the masters which gets under way in augusta tomorrow. this year is the northern irishman�*s 15th attempt to win the only major to have so far eluded him. a bbc investigation has exposed a british life—coaching business accused of being a cult. lighthouse international claimed it offered self—development and life coaching, but several people who signed up, say they were later encouraged to hand over tens of thousands of pounds, and separate from their familes, as the organisation took over their lives. here�*s catrin nye. it�*s been 18 months since jeffrey leejones left lighthouse international group, a life coaching company accused of being a cult. the 34—year—old sailor from portsmouth initially got involved with the organisation for business mentoring, but soon he was on the phone to his mentor at all hours of the day. i thoroughly enjoy the conversations you and i have. at first i was motivated, iwas inspired, and i started working hard. these calls then became more frequen

new smart motorways. but that means there will still be 375 miles of smart motorway, 10% of england's network. in 2020, bbc panorama found that 38 people had died while using them over a five number of near misses on one stretch of the m25 had increased twnetyfold. the aa says they all need to be scrapped. basically, drivers don't trust them, the technology is not foolproof, and 37% of breakdowns on smart motorways happen in live lanes, and basically, those drivers are sitting ducks. 0n current roots, £900 million worth of investment is still going ahead. to an extra 150 emergency bays and improve technology to detect when a driver is forced to stop. labour and the lib dems say scrapping future projects is long overdue, but concern remains over the existing network. the british horseracing authority, says it "robustly condemns" what it calls the "reckless" protests, at yesterday's grand national. animal rights activists delayed the start of the race. in a statement, the bha also said it would analyse all the races in the three—day aintree festival, to try to understand, why three horses died. 118 people were arrested and merseyside police say 65 people are still in custody

bbc news. fighting continues in sudan with fresh artillery and air strikes. thousands more people try to leave the country. at least fivehey're always shooting. they're always calling the cops and there's nothing done for that. yeah, just, i mean, especially on holidays — fridays, saturdays — there always shootings. russian officials say a massive blaze at an oil depot in russian—occupied crimea was caused by a drone attack. i'm tanya beckett. welcome.

bbc news... fighting continues in sudan with fresh artillery and air strikes. thousands more people try and leave the country. at least fivehey're always shooting. they're always calling the cops and there's nothing done for that. yeah, just, i mean, especially on holidays — fridays, saturdays — there always shootings. russian officials say a massive blaze at an oil depot in russian—occupied crimea was caused by a drone attack. and how the city of liverpool is preparing to welcome the lgbt+ community ahead of the eurovision song contest.

bbc news. hello from the bbc sport centre. we'll start with the first 147 maximum break at this year's world snooker championship. it's come on day fivetch against ryan day. the maximum break — where you pot all 15 reds, 15 blacks and all the colours — has only been done 11 times before in the history of the tournament. and what about this for nerves of steel? there's also a prize pot totalling £55,000 that wilson would take home if no—one else can match him. as for the match itself, they'll resume this evening in sheffield with wilson leading day 5—3.

bbc news. a toxic blend of paranoia and gun violence, four shootings in five days that highlights the cancer in american society. the victims all young, shot simply for being in the wrong place at the wrong time. donald trump's senior adviser and legal counsel boris epshteyn is being interviewed today by the special counsel who is investigating both the former president's retention of classified documents and his role in the january 6 assault on the capitol. which one he is being questioned about, we don't really know. but the interview, which was requested by special counsel prosecutors, marks a moment of potential peril for trump, given that epshteyn has been one of his closest advisers in recent years, with more knowledge about his affairs than perhaps anyone else. let's speak to our correspondent anthony zurcher in washington. knows a thing or two, mr epshteyn, anthony? knows a thing or two, mr epshteyn, anthon ? . ., , ., , anthony? yeah, he does. he was there, in anthony? yeah, he does. he was there. in the _ anthony? yeah, he does. he was there, in the inner— anthony? yeah, he does. he w

bbc news. fighting continues in sudan with fresh artillery and air strikes. thousands more people try to leave the country. at least fiveays shooting. they're always calling the cops and there's nothing done for that. yeah, just, i mean, especially on holidays — fridays, saturdays — there always shootings. russian officials say a massive blaze at an oil depot in occupied crimea was caused by a drone attack. england has watched women rugby players wrap up a six nations grand slam with victory over france in front of a world record crowd at twickenham.

tom williams, bbc news just a quick update from the masters brooks koepka is losing by five shots theree for our weather watcher in monmouth. now, i can't promise it's going to stay this sunny through the rest of the weekend. there will still be some sunny spells, but generally a bit more in the way of cloud and some rain arriving later in the weekend. now, on the earlier satellite picture, you can see a lot of cloud that's been lurking in the north sea. some of that now is rolling inland and out towards the west, frontal systems waiting in the atlantic, which will eventually bring some outbreaks of rain. so as we go through tonight, we will see more of this cloud rolling in across eastern scotland and eastern england. and at the same time, some fog patches could develop through parts of the midlands and down into southeast england. elsewhere, some clear spells which will allow temperatures to drop. we're going to get quite close to freezing in places, so some of us will see a touch of frost to start saturday morning. but on balance, saturday, still a fine looking day. some spells of su

bbc news. the british foreign office has confirmed the final evacuation flight from sudan will leave tonight. a manhunt is under way after fivein texas. and withjust five people were killed at a home in texas. and with just a week to go into the coronation it is revealed the public will be asked to swear allegiance to king charles. we start in sudan where the uk's final evacuation flight is due to depart, according to the foreign 0ffice, confirming the move today and saying that they have

bbc news, augusta. the latest i can tell you is that brooks koepka still leads the way. he is some fiveed the controversial liv golf tour, so a win here would be interesting. rory michael roy is having a terrible time of it, now some 17 shots behind brooks koepka. he came into this masters with such high hopes of winning the title, but frankly he is going to struggle now even to make the halfway cut will stop the other big talking point here is still the weather, because thunderstorms are forecast for this afternoon and heavy rain forecast for tomorrow. and there is some concern about getting the masters finished on sunday. it is some a0 years, in fact, finished on sunday. it is some a0 years, infact, since finished on sunday. it is some a0 years, in fact, since the masters last had to go to a monday, so the organisers here will be keeping theirfingers organisers here will be keeping their fingers crossed for the weather, clive. indeed, andy. andy swiss at augusta in georgia. time for a look at the weather. here's stav da naos. a bit cloudy over there in augusta. but sunny here. it is a

five. many of -- 1955. many of those fashions are now returning. are the energy companies do enough to meet government sets targets? bbc published newa today showing oil is routinely spilled u.k. waters adding thousands of tons of pollution endangering marine life. these figures suggest 40% of monitored releases breach what the government thinks is safe. between 2017 and 2022, the 164 thousand barrels of oil were discharged. equivalent to 532 tankers. separate to that we learned offshore operators are wasting enough gas to power more than 702,000 homes a year through flaring and venting and 1000 homes -- 100,000 from undetected leaks. the u.k. is well off track of his commitment to cut methane in addition -- emissions. estimates are we will only get halfway to the 30% cut we agreed to by 2030. he is a representative of offshore energies u.k., you think the industry is taking this seriously enough? >> the oil and gas industry takes the environmental -- very seriously indeed. we are among the most heavily regulated industries in the u.k. and in the world. we take it very seriously, we are hard -- working on hard to minimize it as much

bbc news. fighting continues in sudan with fresh artillery and air strikes, thousands more people try to leave the country. at least fivecalling the cops and there's nothing done for that. yeah, just, i mean, especially on holidays — fridays, saturdays — there always shootings. england has backed women rugby players wrap up a six nations grand slam with victory over france in front of a world record crowd at twickenham. and how liverpool is preparing to welcome the lgbt+ community and head

bbc news... fighting continues in sudan with fresh artillery and air strikes. thousands more people try and leave the country. at least five people, including an eight—year—old child, have been killed after a mass shooting in texas. this neighbourhood, they're always shooting. they're always calling the cops and there's nothing done for that. yeah, just, i mean, especially on holidays — fridays, saturdays — there always shootings. russian officials say a massive blaze at an oil depot in russian—occupied crimea was caused by a drone attack. and how the city of liverpool is preparing to welcome the lgbt+ community ahead of the eurovision song contest. there has been more fighting in the sudanese capital khartoum with the reports of fighter jets sudanese capital khartoum with the reports of fighterjets and drones targeting positions held by viable paramilitary forces even though a ceasefire supposed to be in place. these images show khartoum, where fighting is continuing in parts of the capital with reports of fighter jets and jones are getting positions held the rapid support forces or rsf —— fighterjets and drones. chaotic

bbc news. if you are watching us in the uk, the breakfast team willjoin you in about five minutes' time.for the arrival of us presidentjoe biden. all of that and more here on bbc news. i will see you very soon. hello. compared to the week gone, the week ahead looks different weather—wise and that there'll be more rain around. rain totals totting up right across the country as this chart shows, but where we see the green colours appear — the hills of wales, parts of scotland — we could see 60—80mm of rain before the week is out. notjust wet, it's going to be windy at times. some of the windiest conditions will be through tuesday and into wednesday around some of these western areas. gusts of wind maybe up to 60 mph. bear that in mind if you've got any of this week under canvas or if you're on the move. now, the change to the more unsettled and changeable conditions has already started, this weather front pushing eastwards overnight into the morning, bringing outbreaks of rain for all. through the morning, some of the wettest conditions will be across the south and east of the uk. quite ab

we're on five live, bbc news, bbc two, iplayer and bbc sounds. and here is the news. trainer of a horse that died during the grand national has blamed the incident on delays caused by protesters. the start of the race was held back for m minutes after activists got on the track. the campaign group, animal rising, says their actions were aimed at preventing horses dying. rishi sunak will criticise negative attitudes to maths in a speech later. he's setting up a panel of experts to look at how to make it compulsory for all students in england to study the subject in some form until they're 18. labour says the plan won't work without more teachers. research has found that air pollution causes harm to people at all stages of life. scientists at imperial college london looked at more than 35,000 studies over the past decade. they suggest certain particles can cause miscarriages, reduce sperm count and stunt lung growth in children. the japanese company sega has bought the firm behind angry birds. the deal to buy rovio is worth £625 million. it will be so interesting to hea

bbc news. the british foreign office has confirmed the final evacuation flight from sudan will leave tonight. a manhunt is under way after five people were killed at a home in texas. and with just a week to go into the coronation it is revealed the public will be asked to swear allegiance to king charles. the sudanese army has deployed tanks and heavy artillery in preparation for launching a large—scale offensive. the deployment of the artillery as part of an effort to recapture areas held by the viable forces. the army has urged people to remain indoors and stay away from windows. it comes as the uk's final evacuation flight is due to depart in the coming hours. the foreign office confirmed the move earlier and said they have flown out 1900 people since tuesday. the former prime minister has also warned that the conflict will be a nightmare for the world if it continues and could become worse than those in syria and libya. this is khartoum earlier. the ceasefire between warring generals and sedan has been repeatedly violated. our diplomatic correspondent reports now. hello, everyone, we have just landed at stansted london ai

bbc news. sudan's army is preparing to launch a major attack and khartoum as it attempts to retake areas held by the rebel militia. it widens the search for a government suspected of killing fivethe release of detained journalists around the world during the white house correspondence dinner in washington. and just a week to go until the coronation, the british public will be asked to swear allegiance to king charles. hello, welcome to