callum, thank ou we receive it. stay with us. callum, thank you for— we receive it. stay with us. thank you for that update, - we receive it. stay with us. callum, thank you for that update, with - we receive it. stay with us. callum, thank you for that update, with the | thank you for that update, with the latest reaction. there is also a tennis tournament taking place in nottingham this week. a grass court tournament that is played every year in the run—up to wimbledon. that has gone ahead. andy murray was due to play today. it started at 11am. tournament organiser said it would still go ahead but asked people to factor the road closures into their journeys. the tournament spokesperson said that play would start at 11 m. spectators are asked to allow extra to travel to the site. nottingham city transport said that there is severe disruption and delay to services because of police incident. it then listed on the roads that were closed earlier as a result. that tennis tournament, which is a crucial tournament in the run—up to wimbledon, as part of the grass court season, has gone

callum mcgregor put them ahead six minutes in, but play was halted due to the soggy pitch.y two hours before the game resumed, with scott mctominay ensuring a 2—nil win for the hosts, who are now four wins from four. alistair bruce—ball reports. scotla nd scotland make history come of this team, steve clarke's team, the first scotland team ever to win the opening four games in a qualification campaign for a major tournament. cyprus 3—0, spain 2—0. 0n major tournament. cyprus 3—0, spain 2—0. on saturday night, they beat norway by 2—1 in oslo and now they have put played to georgia by 2—0 this evening. they are eight points clear at the top of group a. they are absolutely charging towards euro 2020 for. they have dealt with a really tricky evening in terms of conditions and what went on and the fact it didn't look like georgia wanted to come out of play. and they played some absolutely fantastic football to boot as well in getting the win. meanwhile, in the same group, erling haaland was among the goal scorers, as norway beat cyprus 3—1 in oslo. the manchester city striker sc

callum wilson proved a kane, callum wilson proved a valuable deputy. the last time england played here they were booed by their own fans. things have improved since then. malta haven't. england are sitting pretty in their group. in tonight's other euro qualifiers in group d there was a huge upset for wales as they were beaten 4 2 at home —— there was a huge upset for wales as they were beaten li—2 at home by armenia ranked 97th in the world. the welsh are trying to rebuild following the international retirement of several senior players including gareth bale. there was heartbreak for northern ireland. marshall thought he had scored a perfect equaliser on his debut in injury time against the group favourites denmark only for var to intervene over a possible offside. the officials took an agonising five minutes to make a decision before they finally decided to disallow the goal. that defeat leaves northern ireland fifth in the group with second placed kazakhstan to come on monday night in belfast. time for a look at the weather. a wet the un refugee agen

callum tulley has more.he was accused of smothering them at various points between the years of 1989 and 1999, and we can see a picture of them here. now for patrick, here on the centreleft, for sarah, to his right, and for laura, to her right, kathleen was found guilty of murder. for caleb, on the very left here who died when he was just 19 days old, she was found guilty of manslaughter. so she ends up spending the best part of the next 20 years here in the high—security compound of the southwater prison, in sydney. now later on, much later, she ends up coming here to the clarence correctional facility about six—and—a—half hours away. this is where she ends up being released from — and that's because in march 2021, after a hard—fought campaign by herfriends, a group of around 90 scientists signed a petition calling for her release, saying that new scientific evidence had come to light that showed that her children had died of natural causes. now in the case of her two daughters, it became apparent that they

. —— callum. i will bring you some breaking news. are students at nottingham university. that has been sent to us, a statement from the university saying to their students have died in this incident so clearly tragic events. we knew there was a delay in getting information on who the victims were, and probably because the university was first being informed. and now that information coming out from the university of nottingham that two of their students died in this incident. we had a statement earlier from the nottingham university students union where they said they were devastated and shocked by the tragic events, but it didn't allude to any of their fellow students being killed in this incident. but they said we stand in solidarity with our students in the wider city and our thoughts are with the families and friends of those harmed, alongside those directly and indirectly affected by the unfolding of these terrible events. we have made the decision to cancel the event this evening. in the meantime, we are continuing to work with

so, callum, there is a trophy, with one very, very happy captain. artery one very, very happy captainaptain, indeed. of course, a very happy manager behind it. i don't know if you will still be dancing as he did last night in the changing rooms but you can still see he is very pleased wassup and declan writes, the skipper of the west ham united football club, is very pleased that the trophy in his hands. he doesn't look like a guy who could well be leaving in the coming weeks or months in the summer. i think that is still likely. i think a less of west ham fans have resigned himself to the fact that he is leaving but nothing will take away what she is achieved by the club, especially given how he is finishing his career with them holding this trophy.— holding this trophy. yes, that's listenin: holding this trophy. yes, that's listening to _ holding this trophy. yes, that's listening to the _ holding this trophy. yes, that's listening to the moments - holding this trophy. yes, that's listening to the moments thatl holding this trophy. yes, that's i listening to the moments that the cro

callum tulley has been looking at the data.ir highest levels of the century, incredible when you consider we have had the syrian civil war, the invasion of iraq, the conflict in afghanistan to name a few in this time. these kind of deaths have increased by almost 100% in the last year. as you can imagine part of that is being fuelled by the war in ukraine which the index estimates has seen over 83,000 deaths with around 65% of 20—24 —year—old males having either fled the country or died. yet it is nt grey and ethiopian where the most lives have been lost due to conflict, they have seen 100,000 people die on the battlefield and a further 200,000 die as a result of disease orfamine. disease or famine. interestingly disease orfamine. interestingly ethiopian is disease or famine. interestingly ethiopian is not considered to be the least safe country, part of that is because although the conflict has had devastating consequences for the whole country, the fighting has been focused on the north, integrate, as i say it countries like

him about the number of children he believes to have been inside that boat and a senior doctor from callumold the bbc that as many as 100 children were on the vessel —— from kalamata hospital. he said, the survivors told us they were chosen in the bottom of the ship, children and women. he said two patients had given him estimated figures, one told me 100 children, one told me 50, but it is many. he and his team used mobile phones to communicate with those who had been brought to safety. the doctor went on to say that the 30 patients he treated would all survive having been treated for hypothermia, pneumonia and dehydration. the doctor said he believed as many as 600 people died in this disaster. he said the exact number of other people on the boat was 750. this is the exact number that everyone told me. the doctor said families of some egyptian children who were missing had sent him photographs of their young relatives in the hope he would recognise them after treating them. he went on to say it's a tragedy, everyone in europe must not accept the situation, everyone has to do something so

let's get more from callum who can bring as all of the latest blinds from the newsroom.d what we broke here 30 minutes ago, that two students from the university of nottingham have died in this attack. we are assuming they are young. university of nottingham does take on mature students, but the assumption is that these are to young people who have died in this attack. as we have been hearing it is tragic news for this big university city. they have got nottingham trent there as well. these two students who attend the university of nottingham have died. we don't know whether they are male or female. we don't know whether they are male orfemale. we don't we don't know whether they are male or female. we don't know their names just yet. we are still waiting for that information. i think it will be a bit longer before we get that. we are just trying to take in some reaction to this here in the bbc newsroom. we have been getting some statements from the first of all, the university of nottingham, saying with great sadness they had to announce the death of two of their studen

immediately next to the dam says the water level there could rise by up to 12 metres. 0ur reporter callum and show you some moving pictures that we just had verified in the last few moments. they showed just how submerged the dam has become. what you have essentially got there is a free—flowing, unobstructed river. this is going to have consequences for some of the population centres nearby. we are going to take you to cash in on, just down the river —— kherson. we have not had these images verified yet. what they appear to show is the start of some flooding in the city. shallow waters, it has to be said. you can see them here. again you're coming up see them here. again you're coming up to about a third of the way up this gate. they are starting to give us an indication of the impact that this is having on some of the population centres. we can show you very quickly a video that we have had verified. again, this mirrors what we have seen here, that kherson is starting to experience some light flooding. the concern is that will get worse. i flooding. the concern is that will get worse-— f

they took the lead after only 6 minutes through callum mcgregor scoring, but the match was halted 3 minutes later because the pitch is heavily waterlogged. there are going to be some pitch inspections to see if they can continue, and potentially, if they cannot, that game may be played tomorrow. in the same group, norway, who lost to scotland... on saturday are playing cyprus, and leading 1—0 with a goal from ole salbakken. and it's another landmark occasion for cristiano ronaldo who's become the first man to win 200 caps for his country. portugal are playing iceland in reykjavik. it is currently 0—0. australia's cricketers have beaten england in a thrilling finish to the 1st test at edgbaston in birmingham. the tourists began the final day on 107 for 3, chasing 281 to win. england looked on course to win when ben stokes bowled usman khawaja for 65 and joe root held a stunning catch off his own bowling to see off alex carey. but a 9th wicket stand of 55 between pat cummins and nathan lyon steered australia to victory by 2 wickets. it's their narrowest margin of victory in an ashes test in t

the behavioral health rates are adjusted for this year, and this is part of a state change under callum, where they are converting all of the rates for all of the county's, um to, um, to relate to what's called cpt codes. um and so we are adjusting all our rates to be consistent with those of the state. the proposed amendment for before you add two rates related to two services for interactive complexity and sign language under rural interpretive services. is that were omitted from the original legislation once submitted. the next two items are related to our found foundation. mou s in response to the public integrity work by the comptroller's office . um you know, we've been working with two organizations zuckerberg san francisco journal foundation, as well as the public health foundation to comply with the work that's been put forward by the comptroller's office, as well as the ethics commission. so in order to be able to, um, comply with acceptance of gifts as well as control and audit authority, um and working with the comptroller's office, the city attorney and ethics commissions w

and brittany in particular. tribute to callum and brittany in articular. ,, , ., particular.on of fighter crafts. thousands of new jobs will be crated across the country, many of those will be for apprentices and as an example of this government providing opportunities for the next generation.— opportunities for the next reneration. , , opportunities for the next reneration. ~ , ., , generation. prime minister, last ear, 1.7 generation. prime minister, last year, 1.7 million _ generation. prime minister, last year, 1.7 million children - generation. prime minister, lastj year, 1.7 million children missed more than 10% of their schooling. 125,000 children were absent more than they were in school and a further 140,000 children were missing from formal schooling completely. this is both a safeguarding and an educational catastrophe and it is happening on the prime minister's watch. yesterday at a schools minister said that primary school legislation was required to initiate the register for children missing from education so we can find out where they are. when the prime minist

harry kane and callum wilson both added penalties to give england a 4—0 win. years. british triojodie burrage, katie boulter and heather watson will all play in the semi finals of the nottingham 0pen later. boulter defeated felow brit harriet dart in her quarter—final and will now face watson for a shot at the title, which guarantees a british finalist. burrage will play alize cornet. this is the first time burrage and boulter have reached wta semi—finals. meanwhile, andy murray continued his preperation for wimbledon with a straight sets win over dominic stricker to reach the semi—finals. he will play nuno borges for a place in the final later. we have the rugby league challenge cup quarter—final we can. if you are out and about, you can still follow the cricket before highlights tonight. but you can take your phone or device and keep on the bbc sports website app and it will bring you replays, highlights of the key moments and maybe australian wicket stumbling, from an england point of view. pt, stumbling, from an england point of view. �* . stumbling, from

i don't know if callum can hear me...gsidejosie, who is standing in at the moment, we don't know how long that is going to go on for, there may be different presenters over the next weeks and months, phillip schofield presented the programme for 20 years, he talked about the relationship that he had with his younger colleague as being unwise but not illegal. he talked a lot about the impact that it has had on him since this has all come out, he talked about feeling like he has lost everything, he has talked about how his career is over, quite an emotional conversation that he had with amol rajan of the bbc in a 45 minute interview where he talked a lot about what had happened and why he had kept everything a secret and how difficult it had been for him and his relationship with his wife and also with his relationship with holly who, over the years, they have been very proud to show how well they get on with each other, they've been very close, that there was a large part of it, so we have also had the itv bosses talking a

the behavioral health rates are adjusted for this year, and this is part of a state change under callum, where they are converting all of the rates for all of the county's, um to, um, to relate to what's called cpt codes. um and so we are adjusting all our rates to be consistent with those of the state. the proposed amendment for before you add two rates related to two services for interactive complexity and sign language under rural interpretive services. is that were omitted from the original legislation once submitted. the next two items are related to our found foundation. mou s in response to the public integrity work by the comptroller's office . um you know, we've been working with two organizations zuckerberg san francisco journal foundation, as well as the public health foundation to comply with the work that's been put forward by the comptroller's office, as well as the ethics commission. so in order to be able to, um, comply with acceptance of gifts as well as control and audit authority, um and working with the comptroller's office, the city attorney and ethics commissions w

callum mcgregor put them ahead before play was stopped in the game for an hour and a half. as british number one if she'd managed to get to the final in birmingham, but she lost to fellow brit harriet dart who came from behind to win in three sets mixed fortunes at the moment for those british players, in particular andy murray, but with some rest he could be in good shape with wimbledon around the corner. let's hope so. thank you. it is ten minutes to eight. at exactly eight o'clock the gates will open at glastonbury for the first campers to go in. it is looking dry and sunny for most of the weekend. that is good news for everybody pitching a tent. may be disappointing for people who enjoy the mud. two people glad to be there are toya wilcox and her husband, robert fred. good morning. this is the first time either of us have _ this is the first time either of us have paid — this is the first time either of us have paid -- _ this is the first time either of us have paid —— played glastonbury. so excited _ have paid —— played glastonbury. so excited i_ have paid -- played gl

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