cameron norrie�*s in third round action as the brits march on at indian wells.p against it at indian wells as he tries to reach at the fourth round. and the chase is on — can tommy fleetwood catch the leaders at the players in florida, the pga's flagship event? hello there. welcome along to sportsday on bbc news. ireland proved just why they're the world's number one ranked side in the six nations today. they held off a strong scotland side at murrayfield — themselves chasing an outside shot at the championship — to win 22—7 this afternoon. it keeps their perfect record this year intact, as olly foster reports. the confidence comes with being number one in the world sitting on top of the six nations table and beating scotland seven times in a row. but both sides had plenty to play for. there is so much riding on this match — for the irish, it is all about chasing the grand slam. for scotland, they need a win to keep themselves in the title fight, that would also see them claim their first triple triple crown in 33 years. this was the full—back�*s 100 cap and it

cameron: that is a good point. saw this function lower post the great financial crisis and the ability for banks to generate the kind of return on equity they did prior to the crisis. what we can see now is this lowers yet again, which means banks end up being these quasipublic institutions that cannot return as much as other parts of the market. the other thing to consider is if we continue to see more and more concentration of the largest banks, they have to be regulated even further. then it is not just too big to fail, they become too big to save. this raises the question of profitability for the broader banking industry, which suggests valuations should trend lower. guy: we are going into the weekend, we are working. while we are waiting for whatever to happen, we are thinking about how we want to invest. what do you think we should be doing? what style of investing should we be delivering? cameron: the first activity is to look at the balance sheets of the companies and portfolios. when you're in an expansion

we can talk to cameron that now. it's a cameron about that now.ecause it's the big day because it's the government is confirming it's dry zero which is dry move to net zero which is driving a lot of mad who are driving a lot of you mad who are watching listening. it's watching and listening. it's going to put bill energy going to put up our bill energy bills pounds bills by hundreds of pounds every year. that's right. energy secretary will secretary grant shapps will unveil this plan. it's being dubbed powering up britain. he had visit to a nuclear fusion development facility in oxford today. development facility in oxford today . so joining us now for the today. so joining us now for the latest is the founder of fuel uk howard cox . morning howard . let howard cox. morning howard. let me ask you first of all about this. two stories kind of fit beautifully together, don't they? prince charles out there able to take his bag, i presume it's a gas guzzler. it might be electric for i know. electric for all i know. rolls—royce, king charles still doing

everyone please welcome dove cameron!the premiere of "sweeney todd." >> yeah. >> jimmy: we saw each other and said hi and waved, went over. >> little -- >> jimmy: what'd you think? >> oh, my god. it was brilliant. >> jimmy: yeah, it was fantastic. >> yeah, if it -- >> jimmy: really great. [ applause ] >> really magical. >> jimmy: but we were talking. because you were -- i was like, "you're here. what are you doing here?" you're like, "you moved here." >> yeah, yeah, i moved here. >> jimmy: you're a new yorker. >> she's a new yorker now. >> jimmy: wow! [ cheers and applause ] i've heard that you've always wanted to live here. >> yeah. you know, i -- i grew up in seattle. >> jimmy: nice. >> and i just always was under the impression that i was meant to be in new york. i told my mom, i was like, "i think i -- i was born in new york. and i'm going to die there." she was like, "sounds great. go back to third grade." you know? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wow, very dramatic. yeah. wow. yeah. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. i was ready. i was re

got tested >> they let us know that cameron was a 100% match, complete match. >> reporter: welcome newsnce there were no matches in the registry >> nice. did you get that >> reporter: mom and dad always knew their boys shared a special bond, but never expected this powerful moment last month between the two. >> just because i got a shot doesn't mean that i saved you >> yeah it does. you're giving bone marrow from your body to my body because my bone marrow is messed up, it has cancer, right? yours doesn't. >> reporter: you can see preston calmly and clearly explaining to 7-year-old cameron just how much getting his bone marrow meant and calling him a hero >> you saved me. >> you saved me. >> no, you saved me. >> what did you do >> i gave a shot >> you're a real-life super hero. >> oh, yeah. >> mom rachel was recording the whole thing. >> i just knew it was special moment >> i was amazed at the fact he took the time to really break it down to him. >> right you want the hold on >> reporter: so far preston's procedure has been a big success. he is recovering, hoping to finally go home this

cameron . there certainly there. cameron. there certainly is . it there. cameron.royal fans here in germany. he is just there . the german is just there. the german president and ms. who is in bangor as well. they are then expected to make their way over to the red carpet where the union will be raised in front of the guard of honour, both national anthems are also expected , be played and then the expected, be played and then the king inspects the guards of honoun king inspects the guards of honour. the first time, as i said, this ceremony will welcome has happened at the brandenburg gate. it happens as the presidential palace, something such this. but it's also the first time a british head of state has visited germany the last eight years. it was 2015 where queen elizabeth second last visited germany. so a pretty special moments. british and german officials feel that this is an opportunity, perhaps to strengthen relationships between both britain and, europe in this post—brexit world and. a very significant moment for the king and, the presidents of germany . y

got tested >> they let us know that cameron was a 100% match, complete match. >> reporter: welcome newsistry >> nice. did you get that >> reporter: mom and dad always knew their boys shared a special bond, but never expected this powerful moment last month between the two. >> just because i got a shot doesn't mean that i saved you. >> yeah it does. you're giving bone marrow from your body to my body because my bone marrow is messed up, it has cancer, right? yours doesn't. >> reporter: you can see preston calmly and clearly explaining to 7-year-old cameron just how much getting his bone marrow meant and calling him a hero >> you saved me. >> you saved me. >> no, you saved me. >> what did you do >> i gave a shot >> you're a real-life super hero. >> oh, yeah. >> mom rachel was recording the whole thing. >> i just knew it was special moment >> i was amazed at the fact he took the time to really break it down to him. >> right you want the hold on >> reporter: so far preston's procedure has been a big success. he is recovering, hoping to finally go home this week and so grateful for his littl

cameron, thank you. excellent. cameron, thank you of you very much indeed.burg as that state visit continues. the third final continues. the third and final day. much indeed. day. thank you very much indeed. coming here on news live, coming up here on gb news live, more trump , the former more on donald trump, the former president, be now a felon as president, but be now a felon as well . police prepare for what well. police prepare for what could be day of protest stuff. could be a day of protest stuff. the news emerging is to face the news emerging he is to face criminal charges. first, though, let's all the other let's an update on all the other headunes let's an update on all the other headlines with brianna brianna . headlines with brianna brianna. thank you, mark. it's 1233. headlines with brianna brianna. thank you, mark. it's1233. your top stories from the gb newsroom. britain has joined an 11 nation transport block in its biggest trade since leaving the eu . we've biggest trade since leaving the eu .we've just agreed one of biggest trade since leavi

this idea, cameron, what's the fed going to do? will they stop that's certainly not how they've been talking, nor is it how some bright market mights are thinking blackrock's rick reeder is a member of the 6% club. he's a club member we think there is a reasonable chance the fed will have to bring the fed funds rate to 6% keep it there for an extended period to slow the economy and get inflation down we mentioned greg france told you watching this program and have over the past few days, he told you, greg branch did the other day, 6 and 6 1/2%. maybe on the high side who knows. that's being talked about. >> if we start to see continuing themes in the initial claims start to pick up, those calls for 6% will start to back off. and it's important to note that a lot of the layoffs that have already been announced don't actually kick in until the second quarter so we'll have a better judge of what's going on within the labor market as we move through the rest of the first half of this year i think the other thing to watch really closely

and i think cameron is still with us. cameron is still with us.vement has touched olaf scholz and what is doing about providing arms and munitions for. ukraine but interesting that prince charles reflecting earlier in his speech to the bundestag . you know, the to the bundestag. you know, the recognition of those who died dunng recognition of those who died during the second world war and the allied bombing raids on germany . you know, harking back germany. you know, harking back to that old of fawlty towers sketch , don't mention the war. sketch, don't mention the war. he certainly it pretty forced right the way. but in terms of looking towards the future , this looking towards the future, this new relation . absolutely mark new relation. absolutely mark and that is very much a theme we're going to see play out tomorrow. he in his speech, his majesty's in his speech here at the bundestag about the fact he's going to be visiting hamburg and he is going to be kind of experiencing some reconciliation with germany and making a point of visiting landm

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but that's now our cameron. cameron walker , our cameron.ce. and i think we can call it. yes. yes. tolling here at westminster abbey had a mark the princess royal and her husband, vice—admiral, sir tim lawrence have arrived in the last few minutes here. but his job, it's a very significant day because this is the first commonwealth day service that his majesty the king will be in attendance at as the new heads of the commonwealth. of course it is a decision that was made dunng it is a decision that was made during the 2018 commonwealth heads of government meeting and it was expressed wish of his mother, queen elizabeth ii that her son would succeed her as head. her son would succeed her as head . the commonwealth, of head. the commonwealth, of course, family nations she was devoted to throughout her reign. but as it's very noisy bells, as i'm sure you can hear. they're all very noisy protesters as well. there are two main protest groups in which is republic anti protesters who do not believe in hereditary head of state. many people have crit

but indigenous, come in to say it's a slow process out as there was nicholas hark reports on cameron's capital yonder 3000 miles from cameroon, locked in a museum in berlin, a centuries old de g, named in gonzo, a 1st time that i learned that console us and the museum, i was angry. i was totally angry. i was mad for the 2000000. and so people in cameron's english speaking region, the in guns a day, he was pillaged by german colonizers, tv, and job to is asking germany to release her. the question of justice we have to write to our heritage. the return of these object means that it's a real weakening of for the common person to think about identity to be on colonial boundaries. from 188421900. 16 cameroon was a colony of the german empire at time of bloody conquest and frequent to rebellion . this neighbourhood in downtown yo, wendy, is called a may key in the local language. it means a pond of blood communions. believe that this was a sight of a massacre committed in 1907 by the german colonial army. hundreds of people were killed and the local chief was beheaded. his head was then tak

so by all accounts, cameron , a successful accounts, cameron, a successful visit .en visit. it absolutely has been asked to, i think the british press and german press have really praised king charles and queen camilla's first state visit of the new reign. a number of the german front this morning feature charles in the german bundestag the german parliament becoming , the first british becoming, the first british monarch in history to address address german . and in that address german. and in that speech said this he said, we will once stands with the people of germany in solemn remembrance. now that was teasing to what the king queen consort are doing today in hamburg. now i'm stood outside the remains of saint nicholas church, which heavily bombed by british and german forces during the world war in 1943. it was destroyed . and this year marks destroyed. and this year marks the 80th anniversary of so. later on today, the king and queen consort will be here this memorial along with the german president and his wife as well. his majesty is expected to lay a wreath

yeah cameron, as even days. yeah.u so much for us up to date and you've been watching the briefing with me, arlene foster. i'll see you again on sunday filling again on sunday when i'm filling in michael portillo at 10 in for michael portillo at 10 am. up next, it's patrick am. but up next, it's patrick christys . hello again, it's christys. hello again, it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office. much colder is on the way for next week, but for the time being, well, it's similar to the last few days dry for most some brightest guys in the also feeling chilly but with light winds and some sunshine coming through actually in a few spots not to unpledged send the brightest skies for the rest of friday will be parts of scotland the clouds breaking somewhat and some sunny spells coming into the north of england as well. i think we'll keep a lot of cloud elsewhere, but for the majority it is dry. a few showers affecting the far north of scotland in particular orkney and temperatures roughly similar to the last few days ,

kirk cameron is here now. book, what is wrong in your opinion with drag shows for kids? 's where do you start? >> where do we start? what i think is right about storytimes for children, this is what those with alternative lifestyles are trying to do, get them while they are young. as we train them up in the way they should go, hopefully they stand that way when they are older. this is what i think everyone understands about the way culture is formed. if you get kids when they are young you will have a culture in the future. that is the sacred responsibility of every parent, every christian like me and every american to read stories to our children from the beginning. that is the sacred trust we've been given and what i'm trying to do. stuart: do you believe education about gender variance is appropriate for young kids? >> yes by their parents. we have to have a right standard for that. you heard of my historical heroes, an englishman named charles spurgeon who once said if a cricket stick is set before you you

chris rock, abc cameron discussing abc aimee cameron discussing that the papers .king about stories in the papers today. about stories in the papers today . and here's here's an today. and here's here's an interesting one. i mean , i like interesting one. i mean, i like this and i don't it i like the fact that there could be initiative involved in this and don't like the fact that people think every thing should be done for them. a council of a green council , for them. a council of a green council, brighton and hove council, brighton and hove council has weedkiller and they've now asked residents to weed their own streets and pavements . and i only come at pavements. and i only come at this from the, from the point of view when i was young and lived on the newlands road in belfast, people after their own set of pavements. so from the front of the house people would wash the pavement which was about this for this table here with a scrubbing brush and whatever. and it would be the sort of talk of all mrs. cameron hasn't done anything with her front door, whatever, b

so culturally, how important is this return for cameron's identity for cameron's history under preservation of its culture? i mean, the report that we've just seen is so shocking the level of violence that who was involved. and what you're seeing, that is, is that what you're seeing there is a psychic dis, location for the people a violent break with the past. such that the people had little to build on and humiliation cultural humiliation that has persisted for centuries. and this item, this active back coming back will be it, but i'm definitely in some kind of healing in that culture and to begin to attend, to rebuild, to rebuild on what has been lost. and so it's, it's all important. it's very, very important because it goes down to the root of the identity of the people, cried the pride and to restore a tool to make amends for the 2nd cause that's been done to the call to do you think that the tide is now turning and things are changing. is it becoming almost embarrassing for, for these countries who looted during their colonial rule to keep these artifacts it's become beyond embarrassi

joining me is actor turned author kirk cameron. of all tell us about your books. >> brave books is an amazing company that's producing pro god, pro america books and getting them into the hands of parents to read that to their children who can get back to the values that made us the most blessed country in the world. we are getting push back from woke areas. we are thrilled to be in new york city today. >> tell us what happened recently when you were in d. c. >> we've been across the nation. we've gotten some push back. mostly, we've been overwhelmed with support and the growing momentum that say, thanks for not forgetting about us. that's the case in d.c. although there are protesters. there's those who want to throw a different message into the face of those parents. what i say, i echo the words of a historical hero who says, if a crooked stick is before you, you don't need to explain how crooked it is. simply lay a straight stick beside it. speak the truth and arrogance is destroyed in its presence. we're holding up the straight

what about you, cameron? book cameron? have you ever done book day? have i?dressing up when i. when i was a kid. but the queen consort has been a lot of stuff. world been doing a lot of stuff. world book today speaking the book day today speaking to the children's later children's laureate days later today did video with him today, she did a video with him in the house talking in the house library talking about importance of reading about the importance of reading when are very young and how when you are very young and how that can really create better life. chances really , you grow life. chances really, you grow up and as you're older and it's of course she's really championed for years patron of a number of big charities but trust as well is one of them and she's got this successful instagram reading room 155,000 followers. i have no massaging adults and children to read so yeah it's just a shame really been completely overshadowed by this prince harry and meghan controversy. oh that is a shame because i would never have known that we would. nobody's readi

sunday yeah [ cheers and applause i love the oscars because it's the one time we get to make james cameronn a theater for five hours [ laughter ] ten movies are nominated for best picture, including "top gun: maverick," "avatar 2," "elvis," and seven other films that you lied about seeing [ laughter ] this will be jimmy kimmel's third time hosting the oscars. [ cheers and applause which means it will also be the third time my dad calls the next day like, "you did a great job hosting the oscars [ laughter ] you got funny all of a sudden, huh? [ laughter ] that's right the oscars are finally here. for everyone nominated, just remember, even if you don't win, fox news might say you did. [ laughter ] ♪ [ cheers and applause well, as you probably heard, the white house and congress are talking about banning tiktok they're worried about china spying on us, so it might be outlawed yeah so, they're trying to take it down but i have a feeling it might stay put, kind of like - [ audience ohs ] >> jimmy: i mean, people really love tiktok. it'd be hard to watch it go down in flames, sort of like - >>

i think , with david cameron bit.with david cameron that in the sense that a spouse who decided to actually try and take much more of a back seat, i think after that, i think , yes, think after that, i think, yes, that they that they play a much lesser role. and a lot of that is to do with protecting families, which i can understand the it's the prime minister who is the one who was elected and understandably, they don't want too much scrutiny on their family , which i think probably family, which i think probably is fair enough political journalists are subject to some quite unique and stress rules about how they work because they have offices in the palace of westminster , the lobby team, as westminster, the lobby team, as it were. you were expelled for tracks. the rules? yes to help me through it. well this was in betty boothroyd stay when she was speaker. she been progressively not liking things. i was writing and what were you writing? well i mean, one example was that i was writing a story about a use condom bei

i think , with david cameron bit.with david cameron that in the sense that a spouse who decided to actually try and take much more of a back seat, i think after that, i think , yes, think after that, i think, yes, that they that they play a much lesser role. and a lot of that is to do with protecting families, which i can understand the it's the prime minister who is the one who was elected and understandably, they don't want too much scrutiny on their family , which i think probably family, which i think probably is fair enough political journalists are subject to some quite unique and stress rules about how they work because they have offices in the palace of westminster , the lobby team, as westminster, the lobby team, as it were. you were expelled for tracks. the rules? yes to help me through it. well this was in betty boothroyd stay when she was speaker. she been progressively not liking things. i was writing and what were you writing? well i mean, one example was that i was writing a story about a use condom bei

jim ÃÃjames cameron was so generous and chic. and in that experience à Ãit never left me. i think i walked in from then on with a swag or like a ÃÃi stood up differently. and i felt like i belonged there. no matter how much anyone tried to tell me that i didn't. >> even though you are a business mobile. you still do some acting. in this context, how do you choose what goals you want to do in which one you don't? >> i think like, would be fun? [laughter] i think about ÃÃi don't know. we don't have a lot of time here on this earth. it goes by really fast. and if i'm going to put my time and my energy into something à Ãam i going to vibe with the director? and are we gonna have a great experience? and you know ÃÃdoes the character really line up and the story line up with something that i could care about? >> you are 41. you are happily married. you have three kids. how has being a mom changed you? >> it really connected me with my femininity. and what that means and i think with my true power. as a person, who is here for recent an

a say mark, met in cameron's capita yonder and deliberate at west of strengthening its currency . the francy if here. meanwhile, there has been an outcry from citizens who say the blocks use of the c at pick today. euro coupled with massive wounds from western institutions are harmful to the economists. the summit is over, but these leaders are returning to better economic challenges in their countries which minute blame on western interference. and it's near colonialism. institutions . the covey 19th pandemic, which the idea to recover from has rendered them vulnerable before western monetary institutions. however, the citizens of these nations, at decrying the iron grip of the west on somal economists through the continuing dwelling of loons, ems at maintaining western imperialism. you talk about and parallel ism, is how to, to, to force the same mach countries to stay glued to the missionary of the french republic. this, your max saw regional block recently re designed its currency, but x by sir, no country can image by borrow. meanwhile, auditing lending is a strategy by the w

cameron is brilliantly outlined it.at you've got here essentially the sussexes pre—empting things i would normally have expected the king to formally bestow titles of prince and princess on to archie and lilibet as is their legal right under the letter lattice letters patent of 1917. but they've actually gone ahead and had the child christened at a ceremony not in a church at their hilltop fortress montecito , near santa fortress montecito, near santa barbara in california with the bishop, john of los angeles , bishop, john of los angeles, presiding at an anglican right, an anglican service they refer to him in the communication as the archbishop of los angeles. well, that's somebody different. he's a roman catholic archbishop andifs he's a roman catholic archbishop and it's not clear from the communique whether she's been they refer throughout a spring, says lilibet. don't diana. well, i can't imagine that they've actually christened the name princess. i think that be slightly irregular . but we've slightly irregular.

of colonialism. finally, the economic and monetary community of central african states has met in cameron's capital to discuss how to strengthen the box. common currency locals in the region are unhappy with the sewing interest rates that have come with continued lending to the country from the international monetary fund. less improvement to the economic outlook. cumberland journalist brings us montes house, lead us of this sub regional, central africa, economic and monetary community, not by its french aconia, a c mac, met in cameron's capitol, yeah, wound it, and deliberate at west of strengthening its currency the frank. see if yes. meanwhile, there has been an outcry from citizens who say the blocks use of this, see if you pick today, euro coupled with massive wounds from western institutions are harmful to the economist. this summit is over, but these leaders are returning to battle economic challenges in their countries which minute blame on western interference. and it's near colonialism. institutions the covey, 19 pandemic, which the i yet to recover from has friend that them vulne

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so i always thought and still think that the cameron players are very talented.ms in the organization, and this time i also have this. well, the scandal with the goalkeeper. by the way, is this typical africa or typical yes? well, i had about the same thing erased that phantom was when he gave a devastating interview before the championship, where wrote that we are not ready the federation did not prepare did not give anything and we had to come to a gentlemen's agreement with him that he remains in the team you will decently not in any case arise. and here he was with us throughout the championship. he didn’t play for a second, but behaved. just like a real man. he helped. he was already cute holding the locker room, fists and so on. so well, it was so, if it will be so, probably, yes, he left here, and in general, she did not promise. to be honest, i always thought it was. really this son i lived on was there kunda. why the social defender lived ronal it turns out, well, there were no family ties. and what if we talk about the character of the africans, there i

in 2016, she was cameron back.he was prevented from taking a seat in the lords for a year now. the woman who prevented her taking that seat because of all of the propriety and ethics rules , can propriety and ethics rules, can you guess the name of the woman? the senior civil servant who's stopped that political appointment of that civil servant to join the lords ? it servant to join the lords? it was none other than sue gray. i wonder if this might back to bite her. well yes. and she was in charge of propriety in that proprietary ethics for six years between 2012 and 2018. and so , between 2012 and 2018. and so, yes, there is to some extent a precedent in that, tony got jonathan powell as his chief of staff. he previously been a civil servant . but this very civil servant. but this very quick and abrupt transfer. does raise, all sorts of questions and it does really undermine in many people's minds now the partygate inquiry so you can really understand the conservatives or boris johnson's in particular are very, v

patrick cameron you very, patrick yeah. cameron you very, very much.our royal reporter, he's just been bringing you up to date with a couple of things the royals have been getting on with. yes, david's and with. yes, it's st david's and they time, but also well they mark time, but also as well of course, the reported eviction of course, the reported eviction of meghan in. of harry and meghan coming in. thank mean, it is thank you. right. i mean, it is fascinating, isn't it, idea fascinating, isn't it, the idea that harry meghan shocked at that harry and meghan shocked at this? it's a little bit this? i mean, it's a little bit like into a like wandering into a barbershop, for weeks on barbershop, sitting for weeks on end eventually being end and then eventually being shocked haircut, shocked when he gets a haircut, isn't it. how do they expect king charles and the british to react? a uk react? they were gifted a uk base. they were renovating and get, weren't they? much did get, weren't they? how much did all that cost? and then they all of that cost? an

cameron well filming.n well will doing maybe that is one will be doing maybe that is one of the concerns from the sussex camp. however there weren't many boos when they came over for the jubilee celebration, but it was before brexit. granted but there's no official invitations gone out yet, so i'm not expecting them to go until probably three weeks before the event itself. however, save the dates are certainly starting to trickle outside of the palace. so you've got yours. watch this space you got you got mine about you'll never know. mine hasn't arrived. be in the post. right. thank you. cameron. you've been getting in this morning. getting in touch this morning. gb views at gbnews.uk the gb views at gbnews.uk is the email braverman email and david suella braverman doing what politicians do. talk the walk walk and the talk, but walk the walk and disappoint him right to stay with us. this morning for more updates on. that plan to crack down on small boats. that's in just a couple of moments very good morni

serious business variety reports that avatar the way of water cost $350 million to make , and james cameron said it would need to be one of the three or four top grossing movies in history just to break even. those avatars in pandora. brought to life in part with the help of motion capture technology. we have actors working in a volume with markers on their body, facial head rigs on their head, and we capture 100% of their performance in the digital world. experts at zero space, a studio specializing in visual effects, breaking it all down. these virtual characters have. skeletons in the same way that we have a skeleton going on underneath when you see the hands and joints moving, really ? what we're doing is we're making that connection between our skeleton and there's that skeleton mapped out by these so called ping pong balls specifically placed in key areas on the body, so the dozens of cameras around the space can pick up movement in real time like a christmas tree. the actors are then placed in a virtual environment with the virtual body. that's all that matters. as long as i have abs

she'll take on england's chantelle cameron in dublin in what will be taylor's first professional fightand. she was meant to fight amanda serrano in a world title rematch, but the puerto rican pulled out because of injury in late february. that's all from sportsday. we'll be back with more at 7:30pm and throughout the evening. ireland looking good for a grand scan after beating scotland at murrayfield is —— very grand slam. welcome to paris, where i'm soaking up the sun on the banks of the river seine. it's lovely. both the left bank and right banks of the river seine are unesco world heritage sites. it's the perfect setting to take an amble down memory lane and revisit some of our favourite historicaljourneys. and let's begin right here in paris. in 2018, one of the classics of the french car industry turned 70. and christa managed to get behind the wheel to give it a spin. i'm definitely going to need a lesson, vincent. vincent takes guided tours around paris. now, where is the gear stick? the gear stick is there. 0k! she laughs so, you just turn that, if you want to pass the first on

but indigenous clears, he say the process is toddling nicholas. hark reports from cameron's capital yonder 3000 miles from cameroon, locked in a museum in berlin, a centuries old data named in gonzo 1st, and that i learned that gonzalez on the museum. i was angry. i was totally angry. i was mad for the 2000000. and so people in cameron's english speaking region, the in guns a day, he was pillaged by german colonizers, tv, and job to is asking germany to release her. the question of justice we have to write to our heritage. the return of these object means that it's a real weakening of for the common person to think about identity to be on colonial boundaries. from 188421900. 16 cameroon was a colony of the german empire at time of bloody conquest and frequent to rebellion . this neighbourhood, in downtown yolande is called a may key in the local language. it means a pond of blood communions. believe that this was a sight of a massacre committed in 1907 by the german colonial army. hundreds of people were killed and the local chief was beheaded. his head was then taken away to germany as a

david cameron, george osborne, i mean, big time cozying up to china.the cabinet that you were in. oh, i know. i was. yeah, i did make some comments about it, but i'm not going to break into the confidentiality. but this is a country growing in power, growing in assertiveness. and ijust draw attention to something which has gone missing because of all the other stuff going on in the house today. but far more important than all this stuff this week was that president xi, at the end of his banquet, turned to president putin and said something along the lines of that — these we are seeing changes to — the biggest they have been for over 100 years and then he goes on to say, and we will control those changes together. now, this is a man who has created a war in ukraine, huge abuses, human rights threats, and another man, another authoritarian state, very powerful, full of money and lots of technology is basically saying to him, we're together over changing it. and i know what he means. what he's saying is our form of government, our unelected, dictatorial f

but protesters think that the government is just paying lip service order number one, leroy cameron, today is definitely the 1st victory that this protest is brought. but this fight is not ended yet. because we do not trust the promises of the ruling party, which they're only giving to us to stop the protests. therefore, the protests will carry on until officially, with their own hands. they press the button in the georgian parliament that abolishes the bill. i mean, the controversial legislation would have required and use an independent media who received more than 20 percent of their funding from abroad to declare themselves foreign agents. protestors clashed with police for more than 2 consecutive days. officials say 50 officers were injured and more than a $130.00 demonstrators were detained during that time. those attending the latest rally also demanded their swift release. demonstrators said the law is reminiscent of existing legislation in russia that has been used to crack down on descent and that it could damage the country's relationship with the european union. opponents

where it was my idea is to stop the prejudice cameron article say to me as well. and that will be an uphill battle, but these women are ready to take on that fight and write you up to do what life is up next. don't forget that all responded was on our website at g, w dot com and on a number such as well, thank you for watching with a.

she'll take on england's chantelle cameron in dublin in what will be taylor's first professional fightand. she was meant to fight amanda serrano in a world title rematch, but the puerto rican pulled out because of injury in late february. that's all from sportsday. you can get all the latest sport news, ireland looking good for the grand slam, check bbc news. callum norrie is losing, one set down. we will see your —— see you —— see you soon. here's something that's hard to get your head around. more and more tourist attractions are clocking how important social media is in getting their name out there. yeah, we're at the new twist museum in central london, which is filled with a multitude of mirrors and instagrammable illusions that will play with your perceptions. oh, this makes a change — look at you down there! i know — and for reference, this is our true social standing that you're looking at right now. and what's weird is this isn't even the strangest thing i've filmed recently. it is a fundamental law of the universe that nearly everything looks better in slow—mo — something that

british number one cameron norrie has been knocked out of the miami 0pen.umber 65, gregoire barrere. dan evans was also knocked out — he lost to italian lorenzo sonego. the caledonia gladiators won their second piece of bbl silverware as they beat the cheshire phoenix, 73—70. the match ended in dramatic fashion, as caladonia had the ball with 15 seconds on the the stop clock and head coach gareth murray having called a time out. with the scores tied, david sloan scored a three pointer on the buzzer. britain's charlotte bankes has won the world cup snowboard cross title for a seocnd year in a row. she could only finish third in her semifinal, failing to reach the final, but secured enough points to claim the overall title. with the conditions, i'm happy to come away with a win in the small final and to finish the season like that. yeah, second year running, it's pretty amazing. we love being in the final today. it shows the level of the girls. and it's a tight fight. it's a massive battle. i'm just really happy to be able to get six wins this season and just

apart from that, afghanistan, cameron, ethiopia, haiti, lebanon, sri lanka are in the same situation. all of these governments are in doha for the united nations least developed countries conference. at the top of the agenda is the push against international lenders to reduce the debt burdens faced died at 46 countries considered least developed. in other words, they have less than $1000 annual income. >> the co-author of a new report says a system that largely built to benefit the global north is driving countries into a vicious cycle of rising hunger and poverty. he has some solutions. >> you have to build something. instead of reporting from outside or relying on external, you have to rely on our own people and knowledge to produce food. you have to really fight to change the financial system. >> never again, he argues, should countries have to choose between repaying debts and ensuring people are fed. it is not clear if anyone is listening. quotes the world health organization has terminated the contract of a senior employee over bullying claims. the regional director was accused

samantha cameron universal.niversal. samantha cameron of still being on cameron sort of still being on front while front pages in newspapers while something's here. something's going on here. obviously, there is the partygate inquiry coming up . we partygate inquiry coming up. we might hear a bit more about carrie then, but there was a there's a widespread sense that she was thought to involved in policy while boris johnson was prime minister, that she got involved in these issues. obviously, this is something she's passionate about and it's a good cause, you know, it's something passionate something to be passionate about. bonds against women is apparently drew parallels between her case and the case here. and she's urged judges justice secretary dominic raab to keep brown in jail for the brutal killing of his estranged joanna simpson. the question is, can has she moved the dial on this? because dominic raab was quite clear at the weekend that this case isn't due to be reviewed much later in the reviewed too mu

retired marine captain cameron west. marine sergeant adam in the middle.rry to my right. god bless you and welcome home. >> thank you very much. >> harris: cameron, i have to start with you. what made you even think about doing this? you come home, you've already been through quite a bit of recovery and you want this challenge. >> well, i think a lot of veterans come back and need to find a mission to accomplish and strive and work for and train for. we've all chosen our own missions over the last decade or so, 15 years some of us. this actually originated with adam asking steve and i if we wanted to join him to climb for fellow veterans and nonprofits that have given so much to us and our families so it was a no-brainer. when he asked the immediate thought i had was i'll do it because i want to say the names of 25 heroes at the top of that rooftop of africa. that was my motivation along with setting the example for kids and the next generation of what they can accomplish. >> harris: that's so beautiful. say their names so beautiful. we were watching exclu

it's 2—1 on serve to cameron norrie.raper's run was ended by carlos alcaraz, after the 21—year—old was forced to retire hurt with a stomach injury. russell fuller is in california and explained that draper wasn't fully fit heading into the last 16 match. he thought he would give it a go but when he started to serve flat out, the pain got worse and he was more and more restricted, and you could see his service speeds were dropping later in the first half. very disappointing for draper not to be able to challenge the us open champion at his best, and also continuing frustration because this has been an issue throughout his early career. has been an issue throughout his early career-— has been an issue throughout his earl career. ., ., ., early career. emma raducanu on the other hand overcame _ early career. emma raducanu on the other hand overcame her _ early career. emma raducanu on the other hand overcame her own - early career. emma raducanu on the other hand overcame her own injury | other hand overcame her own injury