the bristol thing was a really u nfortu nate bristol thing was a really unfortunate incident.ll six of us were caught up in the wrong place at the wrong time in if we can go back and change things we we could but we have to live with the consequent this. i like to think people does every second chance. and that is what i am looking at things. what do you think is the most significant lesson you have learned? just how much you are in the public eye as cricketers commit to not put yourself in those situations in a member series at 230 in the morning after a game, probably not the place to be as a sportsman. i would say be a bit more mature and sensible. alex hales has england dreams and world cup here of course, life will be simpler if all his mistakes could be cricket ones. mick schumacher, son of the seven time champion michael, made his formula one test debut today with his father's old team ferrari. the 20—year—old won the european formula 3 championship last year, and joined the team's academy earlier this year. inge stracke is an f1 journalist based in munich. he was leadi

alex forsyth, bbc news, bristol. begin to bury some of the 320 people killed in the easter sunday attacks. and still to come — billy mcneill, the first british footballer to lift the european cup, has died at the age of 79. coming up in sportsday on bbc news, the biggest shock in the world snooker championship history — five—times winner ronnie 0'sullivan is beaten by amateurjames cahill in the first round in sheffield. she is the teenager who has galvanised her generation in the campaign to find ways to deal with climate change. today the swedish schoolgirl greta thunberg has taken her message to westminster, telling politicians that her future, and those of children across the world, had been "stolen". the 16—year—old climate change activist insisted politicans needed to act now to help bring down carbon emissions. the today programme's nick robinson has been speaking to her. the passion, the pigtails, the shy smile — greta thunberg is the swedish schoolgirl who wants to teach politicians three or four times her ag

'm not going to discuss bristol-myers. >> you can't not discuss bristol-myers, jeff. >>> been talkingntributing to the reconstruction of notre dame tim cook adding his name we are heartbroken for the french people and those around the world for whom notre dame is a symbol of hope relieved everyone is safe. apple will be donating to the rebuilding efforts to help restore notre dame's precious heritage for future generations. followed by an emoji of the french flag. >>> pinterest going public later this thursday in what could be the biggest week for ipos this year lesley picker and robert frank joining us we'll begin with you, leslie. >> pinterest will be a winner in the ipo, so, too, will be wall street the bigger the ipo, the more money the underwriters can make. after a u if sleepy years for tech bankers, 2019 should prove to be quite lucrative as the large u.s. banks report first quarter earnings this week, we took a look at how the battle for underwriting fees is shaping up currently jpmorgan ranks at the top of u.s. listed tech ipos much of the credit is from lyft. lyft was the fi

year, bristol myers announced a massive $74 billion takeover of celgene. i have been a big believer in this deal since their ceo came on this show and explained his reasoning earlier this year. not everyone was the same page the starboard value, increasingly activist hedge fund took a minor stake and tried to block the deal fortunately, today celgene shareholders approved the transaction, which means there's one less barrier let's check back in with the chairman and ceo of bristol myers to get a better sense of the vision and what he's going to do with celgene welcome back good to see you. thank you, giovanni. i have been thinking about how best to have our viewers get excited about this you basically are creating a new youth company. you've got existing drugs that are winning. but then you've also created a company that has so much in the pipeline i think you should talk about the pipeline and how big it is >> well, let me say first, we're very pleased with the outcome of today's vote we are getting one step closer to creating that great company >> when d

in the wake of 2017's bristol fight, he was disciplined by cricket commission.is coaching here, and maybe that should include some life skills. when you make a mistake and you learn and you get better, it makes you develop as a human being, and that is the most important thing for me and in life. if people feel you have to redeem yourself in some ways, do you feel that that opportunity and that community is there? i think so, yes. bristol thing, if that is what you are referring is a really u nfortu nate are referring is a really unfortunate incident. all six of us were caught up in the wrong place at the wrong time, and if you could go back and change things, we would. unfortunately we can't, so we have to live that people deserve a second chance and that's the only way i'm looking at it. what do you think is the most significant lesson you have learned? it's how much we are in the public eye as cricketers, and to not put yourself into that situation at 2:30am in the morning after a game is not the place you want to be as an international sportsman, so i would

in a highly personal speech, sajid javid said his experience growing up in a dangerous part of bristol could have led to him becoming a drug dealer. mrjavid also said violent crime should be treated like a disease. the city of liverpool has been marking the 30th anniversary of the hillsborough disaster, in which 96 football fans died in a crush on the terraces during an fa cup semifinal. a minute's silence was observed at six minutes past three, the time the match was stopped. danny savage has more. this afternoon, liverpool stopped to remember. a silence for 96 football fans who went to watch a match and never returned. bell tolls the town hall bell then rang once for each of them. it was one of several events across the city. everybody will know somebody that's lost somebody at hillsborough. there's people you work

bristol aren't yet safe from the drop.t five points behind harlequins in fourth, the final play—off place. saracens kept up the pressure on leaders exeter with a bonus point comeback win against bottom side newcastle falcons. sarries are now closer to securing their top—four play—off place. wasps beat worcester 28—16. 0spreys have kept alive there pro 14 playoff hopes with a bonus point 31-14 playoff hopes with a bonus point 31—14 win over cheetahs in bloemfontein. centre cory allen scored their final try after full back dan evans found a gap in the cheetahs' defence. the victory also maintains their bid to make next season's european champions cup. let's have a look then at the other scores from today. connacht have narrowly beaten zebre. and scarlets currently beating at home to edinburgh, 12—0 in the first half. still to come on sportsday: (00v)we'll tell you about the football pitch in scotland that we'll tell you about the football pitch in scotland that fifa says is one of the most remarkable in the world. you cannot

alex forsyth, bbc news, bristol. to complete 50 hours unpaid work and fined fifteen—hundred—pounds. -- £1500. chris davies — the conservative mp for brecon and radnorshire — pleaded guilty to providing false or misleading information for allowances claims back in march. mr davies now faces a recall petition amid calls for his resignation. a 19—year—old neo—nazi has pleaded guilty to two charges of encouraging terrorism, including running a social media account that called for prince harry to be shot for being a "race traitor". michal szewczuk also admitted possessing five documents that might be useful to terrorists. he was a member of the extreme right wing group, the so—called sonnenkrieg division, which was exposed by bbc news last december. she is the teenager who has galvanised her generation in the campaign to find ways to deal with climate change. today the swedish schoolgirl, greta thunberg, has taken her message to westminster, telling politicians that her future, and those of children across the world — had

he accepted that he was at fault in bristol, the main fault was being out late.aking quite a lot of drink into them as well. he accepts that was a culture that has started to get a bit out of control and something needed to happen. in a way, he said, for him, the little thing with the best thing that could have happened because not only did it stop him from doing more things like that, it also sent a message out to the rest of the team that they can't carry on like this. obviously, alex hales didn't get the memo. simon hughes. as part of a statement in response to hales being dropped, his management company claim assurances they were given that any suspension for the off field incident could not affect his selection for the world cup have been rendered meaningless. well, hales has made six centuries in odi cricket as a powerhouse top order batsman. so will england miss him? i asked that question to former player and now cricket broadcaster isabelle westbury. who wasn't in the starting 11, but certainly, as a back—up batter, we have already had a few injuries with

she travels over to bristol every day.learning a lot from these more experienced players and the main thing they will learn is the work ethic that is to go into it if they want to amass that amount of caps in the future. she takes what she does and plays and brings it to what we do, so we are really honoured to have her as a coach. she gets really angry if i make her. i've always been approachable, i think, for the younger ones. i've always been approachable, i think, forthe younger ones. i i've always been approachable, i think, for the younger ones. i would like to be there for them. sometimes they get a bit intimidated and i would take that when i was younger at some times i was a bit intimidated, not because anyone did anything but in my own had ijust felt like i couldn't speak to them. i want felt like i couldn't speak to them. iwant them felt like i couldn't speak to them. i want them to feel like they can come and speak to me sol i want them to feel like they can come and speak to me so i definitely wa nt come and s

let's speak to our political correspondent nick eardley, who is in bristol at that launch.llenges change uk itself are facing? the big one is to cement a reputation as the party for people who want another referendum and ultimately a way of stopping brexit. a phrase we heard numerous times in the launch a couple of hours ago was remain alliance and that is what the leadership hope they can create. to that end you have seen of —— a fairly diverse group of candidates unveiled. perhaps the most eye—catching racheljohnson, a journalist but perhaps better known as the sister of borisjohnson, the leave campaign leader. it's not going to be easy. a lot of parties will be making a similar pitch in the next few weeks. the lib dems, the next few weeks. the lib dems, the greens, the snp in scotland, in wales and plaid cymru, but the message is there will be a pretty stark choice if the european elections go ahead on the 23rd of may between a pro—eu message they say that's coming from here, and a pi’o say that's coming from here, and a pro brexit message, they say that nigel farage. th

bristol aren't yet safe from the drop and this loose pass let rhys priestland in to score what provedal play—off place. saracens kept up the pressure on leaders exeter with a bonus point comeback against bottom side newcastle falcons. sarries are now closer to securing their top—four play—off place. wasps beat worcester 28—16. 0spreys kept alive there pro 14 playoff hopes with a bonus point stop. fullback dan evans and 0lly cracknell opened the try—scoring for the visitors in the first half. dries swanepoel hit back for cheetahs but the 0sperys proved too strong. cory allen went over for the bonus point try to main their champions cup qualification hopes. 0spreys kept alive their pro14 play—off and european champions cup qualification hopes. asi as i said. zebre beating connacht. confirmation of that 0spreys score. still to come on sportsday: we'll tell you about the football pitch in scotland that fifa says is one of the most unusual in the world. —— remarkable in the world. you cannot slack the pitch off because it's a revelatory pitch from fifa. you can play football anywhere. rugb

derby beat bristol city in the chase for a play off race.trike — gavin will have more on that story in just a moment. and yeovil town will be playing non—league next season after drawing two all with northampton today. notts county survive another week — after beating grimsby, but leyton orient are back in the english football league. their goalless draw against already—relegated braintree town confirmed them as champions of the national league. the 0's only needed a point to secure a return to the efl after two seasons in the fifth tier, but title rivals salford city were beaten 3—2 away at hartlepool united, while solihull were held to a draw at dagenham & redbridge. it's managerjustin edinburgh's second promotion to the efl, having guided newport county through the play—offs in 2013. you can tell we're approaching the end of the season. and of course today the drama didn't end on the pitch. gavin has more on that story from bolton today. bolton have been told that they must complete their two outstanding championship fixtures by the engli

matter but in the end we had no option partly because alex hale's backstory and his involvement in bristolhe end he was acquitted of any legal matter but he was fined and suspended by the board, by the english cricket board, so he was penalise in that sense. that this disciplinary body had a look at that. it is his second offence and i do not think they had much option. i suspect they wanted to try and keep this issue out of the public domain but once in it, everybody knows about it, i do not think they had any option. well, one of the players who might replace hales is james vince, who's in pole position to be included in england's world cupsquad. world cup squad. the hampshire captain has been added to those taking on pakistan in a one day warm up series, while ben duckett and dawid malan have been included in the squad to play ireland and also pakistan in a t20. tottenham manager mauricio pochettino says he is living the dream, and has taken inspiration from toy story‘s buzz lightyear, ahead of their champions league semi final first leg against ajax. it's the club's biggest european ni

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i don't know bristol-myers down 12% this year in a market that's been surging. pfizer is down myelin is down merck is up very fractionally. do any of these look interesting to you >> if you talk to the qantas about what's going on with the market this year and separating winners and losers, it's not sector but the group within each secretary of stater are at all-time highs the slower ones, even with dividends and good buybacks, the companies with slower expectations are lagging you can look at health care and find that. you can look at energy too when we talk about financials earlier, there are financial stocks hitting all-time highs. we just had an ipo for trade web, one of the hottest ipos of the year this is not a main street name nobody know what's this does off wall street. but if you work on wall street you understand this is at the heart of all of the disruption that we're seeing. tradeweb is eliminating old-school brokerage from bond trading. it's peer to peer. this is a software play. is finance more abundant yes. are these stocks doing nothing yes. fin

play off chasing bristol city were held at home by reading meaning middlebrough now sit in the finalot, with their win over stoke city. very bad news for bolton wanderers though, they were relegated to league one after defeat to aston villa. tomorrow, manchester city and tottenham meet for the third time in 11 days. with both sets of players and fans still recovering from the most remarkable of champions league matches, which saw spurs make it to the semi—finals. for now the attention is back to the premier league. city can't afford any slip ups as they try to retain the trophy with tottenham still hoping to secure a top 4 spot... patrick gearey has more. while! this game had absolutely everything! will make an emotional roller coaster for the players! how do you get up and go again after that? seven goals, to match turning decisions, thousands of hearts soaring or breaking one way or another. only three days later, manchester city and tottenham meet again, thrown together by the roster. the champions league quarterfinals give way to premier league title race, wednesday night to fuel

bristol against saracens is just under way, and it's currently 111—13 to saracens.or the warriors, they ran home very comfortable winners in the end, 39—24. connacht have secured their place in the play—offs. they scored this try and kicked nine points as his side beat the cardiff blues 29—22. plenty more coming up but quick look at the other stories. mitch evans has become formula e's seventh different winner in as many races this season. the australian won in rome ahead of germany's andre lotterer. the race was red—flagged on the first lap after a multi—car pile—up. the rajasthan royals beat the mumbai indians by four wickets in the ipl. chasing 188 to win, jos buttler hit a quickfire 89 before the royals chased down their target with three balls to spare. anthony crolla says he's fine despite suffering a brutal knockout in the fourth round of his world lightweight fight against ukraine's vasyl lomachenko. the manchester fighter was looking to regain the world title he lost three years ago. now, later tonight, the american claressa shields will face germany's chri

bristol beat the premiership champions 23 points to 21.r league where hull fc beat catalan 31—30 with a golden point in overtime. hull were two points behind when they had this penalty from the half way line in the last minute. that was brilliantly converted by marc sneed, and with no draws in this competition that meant the next score would be the winner. up popped sneed again to finish that drop goal to the joy of those hull fc fans in perpignan. american boxer claressa shields has declared herself "the greatest woman of all time" after unifying the middleweight division. the unbeaten shields outclassed christina hammer with a unanimous decision win to add the wbo title to her wba, wba and ibf belts. afterward she called out both the undisputed welterweight champion cecilia brakhus and unbeaten british super middleweight savannah marshall. max whitlock has won pommel gold at the european gymnastic championships in poland. after a year of silver medals in 2018, the olympic champion once again took to the top spot on the podium with this o

you were not inspected goalkeeperfrom bristol, no disrespect, to be in the team of the year but she hasa goalkeeper from teaching —— you would not expect a goalkeeperfrom bristol. as i said before, firing on all cylinders. also, up there with the golden boot in the league. it's a strong 11 that i probably would not want to face. kelly smith there. you can listen to arsenal's game at brighton on the bbc sport website and app, and you can watch chelsea's champions league game on bbc tv from 2pm via the red button. well, amongst the stars in that lyon side going for their fourth champions league title in a row is saki kumagai. the japanese world cup winner is one of the nominees for the bbc‘s women's footballer of the year award. voting is now open and every day this week we've profiled one of the players. today it's kumagai's turn. translation: without football, it is too serious. you always have to laugh, it's life. i take pleasure from football. my name is saki kumagai. i play football for 0lympique lyonnais and japan. # keep on pushing keep on pushing you're stronger than them and you'

bath boosted their hopes of a spot in the premiership play—offs with a 26—19 derby win against bristollways leave us wanting more! hundreds of people have been protesting in central london against brunei‘s strict new laws on homosexuality. protestors gathered outside the dorchester hotel, which is owned by the brunei investment agency. brunei has increased the punishment for sex between gay men to stoning to death, while lesbian sex will be punished by a0 lashes or ten years in jail. jon ironmonger reports. many protests start at the dorchester, but this time it‘s the target. this time, there‘s a barrier. around 200 demonstrators surrounded the 5—star hotel this afternoon, calling for a global boycott of the business. one of a number of uk interests owned by the sultan of brunei. the laws that he‘s introduced are comparable to the extreme sharia laws that were imposed by isis, when it ruled in its so—called caliphate in the syria and iran. we are hoping to hit the sultan financially in the pockets. he has not listened to reason or compassion, so therefore when money talks, we want to m

after losing his home and job, winston was forced to move around, eventually ending up in bristol, wherer me to think that, you know, having lived and worked so hard all his life, by the time he got to bristol, he was literally homeless. winston finally got his british citizenship six months ago, but it hasn't eased the pain. i don't even think it was given with an open heart. it was only given because the situation was exposed. i was the one who was going to be put on the plane. i'll never forget it. paulette wilson was on the brink of being deported 18 months ago. even though she came to the uk as a child and worked for more than 30 years. the 63—year—old grandmother was also held for a week in a detention centre, hours away from her daughter and the rest of her family in wolverhampton. the feeling that i felt, to know that she was going back to jamaica after 50 years, and i probably wouldn't see herfor a year or so... i don't like to think about it. and you were away from your family for a week, by yourself, isolated. i couldn't eat. none of us could. couldn't sleep. it was terrible.

elsewhere, aston villa beat play—off rivals bristol city 2—1 for their eighth—straight win.ammered 4—0 by derby county, while promotion—chasing sheffield united conceded a late equaliser against millwall. police are investigating an incident involving shelly barton in the tunnel after his club fox for two loss. a barnes lake striker said that there was a confrontation between the managers that has resulted in blood from one of the managers. the police confirmed they are investigating an incident while ba rnsley have are investigating an incident while barnsley have confirmed they are assisting police with their inquiries. max whitlock has won pommel gold at the european gymnastic championships in poland. it was his first major title for nearly two years. there was also a bronze for ellie downie in the vault. david mcdaid has been watching the action for us. day two of the finals here and two more metals for great britain gymnasts and a maiden goal as well. that came from the elephant champion max whitlock. he had not won a major international gold—medal since 2017 but today

tracey miller reports from bristol.d kate have their sights on tea m izzy and kate have their sights on team gb at the olympics. it's like running a 200 metres sprint and who think your breath all the time. and trying to look elegant. yes you have to look elegant so makes it even harder. they have been competing since they were aged nine. our main goal is everything we have deemed. it is only one year away so the excitement and pleasure is reaching a fever pitch. we have just come back from france where they have competed very well, achieve the best result they could. a new high score they have ever received so we are on a good track. they are one of the youngest players out there on in the international circuit so the future is looking really bright for us right now. there are routine features martial arts as a nodded to the host country, japan. blackbelt teachers have helped them protect out. there are finer details that others probably won't notice but we will and hopefully the judges will really appreciate that as w

it has been a big start of the year for megadeals, where we saw on the third of january bristol-myers are wonderful jason is managing things. he is getting things all right. if we can, we can take guy's chart first. guy: let's talk about the emerging market. we will be getting chinese gdp numbers. they are going to be former the market is going to go. one thing i want to highlight is how close we are getting to a bull market when it comes to developing market nations. the green line is where we get back in global market. we have been pulling higher in the channel that has been driving us up toward the line. what is interesting is the composition. stocks have traditionally driven this basket of stocks. it is some of the e-commerce stocks like alibaba that are driving this. if we get up to these highs, it will represent a pivot when it comes to emerging markets. vonnie: she is back, stronger than ever. take it away. >> look at my chart. it talks about the discrepancy between the volumes we are seeing between big deals and small deals this year. 2006,e first time since the white line is

will be children admitted to hospital all over the country, all the main cities, manchester, leeds, bristollogise if i have left any off. there will be children rushed to hospital all over the summer if there is a heatwave. this cannot go on. what more can be done? we need to get out of cars, shortjourneys and diesel needs to be banned. the emissions from one diesel is equivalent to 30 petrol cars so diesel needs to start coming off the road as of now. 2040, 2030 is going to be too late for these young children. i know it is not popular at all but from a mother who lost her child not enough is being done, absolutely not. thank you for coming you are watching bbc news. coming up is beyond 100 days. you're watching beyond one hundred days. talks with the opposition party at home and talks with european leaders abroad. theresa may has just four days to find a way to stop the uk leaving the eu without a deal. the prime minister has been on the phone to european leaders today while talks with labour on brexit resume this evening. president trump wants to get tougher on immigration — so he's got

very deep conversations and talks with poland spain we came to the conclusion if we put chances in bristol against each other that we should stop talks about this merger know the government's hopes of the two banks combining to create a powerful national champion for germany's finance sector have proven and should reach deutsche bank and commence bank have concluded that benefits would be outweighed by the risks if the structure and cost the capital requirements. they've both struggled since the global financial crisis with the german state still owning more than fifteen percent of comments bank the argument from marching was that it would cut costs for the pair and the taxpayer but opponents argued combining two troubled banks would just create one larger troubled bank others criticize the focus on national borders. and door to a change in the idea of the german champion never made much sense in the first place we have to take a european perspective we want strong banks across europe many of them and who's to say one of them won't have their headquarters in germany which lot. of bank is r

handed down a punishment following a fight outside a nightclub in the south west english city of bristolronto in the second quarter. it is level at one — one. until next time, i buy. ——by by. hello there. over the next few days the warmest weather is likely to be across more eastern parts of the uk, where we see the best of the sunshine. there was more cloud around yesterday across the south—east of england and east anglia. it was fairly thin. that has certainly broken up and we've got some clearer skies right now. further west we're goin to find this weather front sneaking in, it's going to bring some patchy rain and drizzle, but it is moving very slowly eastwards, into that area of high pressure. so for many parts it is still dry by the morning. temperatures in the clearer skies dipping away to 3—5. we have some sunshine or northern scotland. patchy rain coming into the father west of scotland. for england and wales, we are yet to see any rain crossing the sea, some mist and fog patches crossing eastern england, we should see decent spells of sunshine. you can see how slowly this rain

could be one or two in london, maybe some showers in bristol but north of that it some showers in bristolubborn, the leftovers of today. so claudia may be some rain affecting the southern counties. i expect from brighton, london, plymouth, you might need your umbrella in the afternoon. temperatures will be lower it tomorrow. here is wednesday, a beautiful day for many of us but the winds are coming out of us but the winds are coming out of the east which means on the north sea coast of the east which means on the north seacoast it will be chilly. if you are on the promenade it is going to feel even colder although not in norwich itself which is inland but on the coast of norfolk and suffolk. beyond that on thursday and friday the weather is looking dry but it will be chilly, slightly below par compared to what we get normally at this time of year. internet sites carrying harmful content could be blocked orfined, under new government plans. images of child abuse and terrorist propaganda are among the material that could see companies punished. the father of 14—year—old molly russell, who t

next month, the tenderloin housing clinic is starting residency at the bristol. these are larger units, in a nice building and will not have the intensive housing. and there are in addition to the bristol, there are a couple of existing step up buildings within the portfolio. so transitions point, we work with transitions, the intensive case management programs, acas conferences with d.p.h. we also work really closely with in-house support services through h.s.a., through daas. we have done some really exciting pilots, one of them at the kelly cullen supportive housing site, where we try to have clinicians with in home support services. one of the few reasons people lose permanent supportive housing is hoarding and cluttering and sort of inability to maintain their unit. so ihss is a critical part of housing andci critical partnership. we -- when we did the retreat on collaboration, one of the things that we came to is that the earlier we case conference when someone else housing is unable, the more likely we are to be able to say exactly where they are and not t

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middlesbrough and bristol city both lost. at that bottom...ood to secure their place for next season. portsmouth bolstered their bid for an automatic promotion spot from league one, coming from behind to beat coventry 2—1 at fratton park. second half goals from tom naylor and brett pittman has pushed them up to second for the time being at least. barnsley are back there now — after beating plymouth. sunderland drew with peterborough and sit 4th. just one match in the premier league this evening. chelsea could move up to third in the table with a win at home to burnley — there's full commentary on radio five live — the match kicks off at 8. it promises to be a huge year for women's sport and this year's football world cup in france looks set to be the biggest ever. voting is now open for this year's bbc women's footballer of the year award. the award is in its fifth year now — and we're hearing from all five nominees over the course of the week. today, it's the turn of denmark and vfl wolfsburg forward pernille harder, who was named uefa best p

derby beat bristol city in the chase for a play off race.aying non—league next season after drawing two all with northampton today. notts county survive another week — after beating grimsby. yeovil will be replaced by leyton orient who are back in the english football league after a two year absence. their goalless draw against already—relegated braintree town confirmed them as champions of the national league. more than 8,000 home fans flooded the pitch at the end to celebrate the news. celtic are just point a point away from retaining the scottish premiership. after a 1—0 win over kilmarnock — on an emotional day at celtic park. in the week of billy mcneill‘s passing, members of the famous lisbon lions team, who won the european cup in 1967 were present for a special tribute to theirformer captain before the game. and, rather poignantly, it was their current number five — jozo simunovic — who scored the winner, with ironically, 67 minutes on the clock. elsewhere — aaron mcgowan's last minute penalty secured a three all draw for hamilton ag

bristol beat the premership champions 23 points to 21.g run from inside his own half. wins too for connacht and leinster. max whitlock has won pommel gold at the european gymnastic championships in poland. it was a brilliant performance by the 26—year—old, who wins his first major title in almost two years — that after an 18—month winning streak on the pommel starting with olympic gold at the 2016 rio games. there was a bronze too for ellie downie in the vault. it's her second medal of the championships after silver in the all—around. it's the 19—year—old's 10th career medal at european level. a lot more gymnastics to come and a lot more sport to come. it is the women's fa cup semifinals and the gymnast —— apparatus semifinals. how many times have you gone to work when you're not really up to it? it goes without saying that we're less productive when we're not at our best. a new study has found more than 40% of employees said their work was being affected by health problems — a figure that's risen by a third over the last five years. here

the problems continue for leicester after they were beaten 23—20 by bristol.ster's woes, it's been confirmed that manu tuilagi will miss the rest of the season with a hamstring injury. it's the final weekend before the playoffs in the pro 1a, all the teams are in action today. all the games are derbies — scarlets were aiming to secure at play off place against the dragons. but they failed, losing out to the dragons in an incredible game at the principality stadium stadium. this try from matthew screech levelled the scores at 32 points all in the 79th minute. then all the pressure was on fly half jason tovey to kick the conversion, which he did to seal victory by two points. the other two teams chasing that final playoff place — are benetton who are currently leading against zebre 25—6 — they started at five. and edinburgh who play glasgow later. there's been a big shock at the world snooker championship, where the three—time champion mark selby has been beaten by qualifier gary wilson in the second round. wilson, who is a former taxi driver, won by 13 frames t

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a miracle that probably won't ever come true bristol city authorities have confirmed that the battery plant will go into operation as planned. just how destructive toxins can be for both the environment and people's health is devastatingly clear at a vast electronic waste site in ghana in our global ideas series we headed to the capitol are crap there are reports of financing or visited the dumps sometimes called the gates of hell and witnessed another side to it namely some highly proficient and extremely tough recycling. for you. whether it's a damaged charging socket a cracked screen or even a processor parent job he can repair everything away. so. he simply replaces the broken component with a used part. of. my . passion ops like he's on every street corner they tend to specialize in one type of electrical product. most canadians can't afford to buy brand new electrical goods instead they buy used electronic equipment passed on from developed nations which they then have to keep getting repaired and want to. if someone brings me a television set that's beyond repair i dismantle it

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coming to you from louis in india on this week's shore let's look at how a group of fisher women in bristol in india by learning sustainable techniques to save their livelihood. how the indian concept of jugaad is working for frogs. and how you can have your coffee and eat it too. but first let's look at the story of the group of resolute fishermen invest in india oyster farming in the country is very hard work the families whose livelihood depends on it will tell you that they have to stand in muddy creeks and under the scorching sun for hours to bring back a small catch but a simple innovation has changed the lives of these families in the bartok that a bitch. about the women of the small village of about that on india's west coast are busy stringing together or oyster shells. for generations members of this fishing community toiled for long hours only to return with the minimal catch. all the hard work did little to improve their family's incomes. so what they let you know that when i me and you ever used to go to the shore and collect naturally farmed oysters in the creek now i used to

bristol-myers shareholders approved$7 that company' billion acquisition of celgene.i the acqon has causedk from institutional investors saying there was too much risk involved. the deal is expected to close in the third quarter. both stocks were lower in today's trading session. and the maker of a migraine medicine iseportedly exploring a sale. according to bloomberg, biohaven pharma has attracted takeover interest. the company is expected to file a marketing application for its oral migraine treatment. shares rose about 20% to 58.24, and allegheny tech warned investors that first-quarter results would come in below the ceo said the maker of specialty materials faced unexpected headwinds like high operating costs and lower dema that things are expected to improve in the second quarter. nonetheless, the shares fell 5% to 25.66. time now for our weekly market monitor who is betting on the tertainment and gaming industry. they're names you'll want to o for the next year. joining us is president and ceo of gerber kawasaki. welcome back, russ, nice to see you again. >> thank. >> let's start wi

bristol aren't yet safe from the drop, and this loose pass let rhys priestland in to score what proveddate? pictures from bt sport meanwhile, the leaders, exeter chiefs are battling it out against leicester tigers right now. as the clock struck 32 minutes, the chiefs had already scored four tries — earning a bonus point. the second half has just begun, and the score is 36—20 to exeter. saracens kept up the pressure on leaders exeter with a bonus point comeback win against bottom side newcastle falcons. two counterattacking tries from sean maitland and max malins in either half punished the falcons. sarries get closer to securing their top—four play—off place. meanwhile, number eight nathan hughes went over twice as wasps beat worcester 28—16. st. helens are hoping to stretch their winning streak with a win over cata la ns their winning streak with a win over catalans dragons. they're in action in the south of france. another win will take saints to the top of the table above warrington. they got off to a great start thanks to dominic peyroux. and it is currently 10—10. the third season

rich in fish resources warm because the rivers that feed into it provide a lot of nutrients and in bristol almost one hundred percent of some commercial species are caught here. like herring for example a popular food in germany herring prefer to stay in british waters in late summer and autumn they tend to gather around northern scotland and the shetland islands but this area is inside the two hundred miles own that the u.k. wants to keep for itself after breck's it. this is the town of sas nets on the german baltic island of. factories here processed fifty thousand tons of herring every year and eighty percent of the catch comes from the north sea. people who work at those factories are keeping a close eye on fishing industry negotiations between britain and the e.u. . those who say. the real problem now is that we might not have a decision on fishing access for twenty nineteen so we won't be able to catch herring in the british zone. it's herring fishing season right now in the baltic the ships deliver their catch for processing but it's not enough to meet consumer demand if the british

launching its campaign in bristol today, change uk, set up by former labour and conservative mps.the home of the remain alliance. these elections are a chance to send the clearest possible message. we demand a people's vote and the right to remain and campaign to remain in the european union. the party unveiled its candidates, including racheljohnson, writer and sister of pro—brexit mp borisjohnson. here, they are enthusiastic about the possibility of european elections next month, but almost three years after the uk voted to leave the eu, it is certainly not what theresa may had been hoping for. vicki young, bbc news, westminster. buckingham palace has confirmed that president trump will make a three—day state visit to the uk in june, accompanied by first lady melania trump. the white house said the visit would reaffirm what it called the "steadfast and special relationship" between the united states and britain. unlike 2018 — which was dubbed a working trip at the time — this will be an official state visit with the queen as host. the dissident irish republican group, the new ir

but i think in the end, partly because of his back story, which was obviously the involvement in bristol by the board by the english cricket board, he is still under a suspended sentence from the english cricket board from the review body that looked into that case, so he was already on borrowed time if you like, it was a second offence and i don't really think they have much of an option, i suspect that he may have wa nted an option, i suspect that he may have wanted to try out of the public domain but in the public domain, i don't think that a option. the reason for hales' suspension has not yet been publically confirmed. as part of a statement in response to hales being dropped, his management company claim assurances they were given that any suspension for the off field incident could not affect his selection for the world cup have been rendered meaningless. hales is a top order batsmen in the white ball game, so will this be a blow for england? the road cup now, less than a month away, prolific batter, he gave up red ball cricket to focus on my ball cricket. it is a leap forward and

on over what's real and what's not and why it matters what isn't in dispute is that being part of bristolmania is giving ves found a genuine feeling of joy so here malik al-jazeera new york. for the sport we have you familiar more coming up again later and that is it for me and the team here but that's up next stay with us. a notorious symbol of the u.s. war on terror one set for closure one ton of obey and it's detainees are going nowhere we have identified as a priority is the construction of a new high value detention center i'm afraid that we're sharing the conditions to return back to practice. in state sponsored torture as we did in the past rendition revisited part two on al jazeera. the latest news as it breaks as well as the police investigation the prime minister says there will also be a national inquiry with detailed coverage of the arms trade with saudi arabia is going to be a very important components of life in post bricks of britain. from around the world that is a symbol also must fight this europeans. for the nomadic jacka tribe survival is about reaching their destinati

card you hardly seems like a salvation because they're frustrated for radius reasons so weird and bristols local grievances to and prevent and as essential as we need to snap the link between these international sponsors supporters and the local grievances that's the only way to solve the problem so the fact that ice is our guy does not think it does not mean that there is no international linkage and i think the fact is they do have it he could be losing it could be inspired it need not who directly or the metered are financed by far and actors but definitely the scale of this attacks are such that you know did not of the need to completely you know homebred of fashion international affairs professor dr sure i am charlie i thank you so much for joining us on the program today. a political outsider known for playing a president on a t.v. show or swap acting for the real thing after winning ukraine's presidential election with almost all votes now counted a lot of resilience he has secured a landslide win over the incumbent petro for a shake up we got reaction and it happened. to you becaus