charlotte is for you.to keep it a secret. no, today for sure. in 2020 , a record was set in the moscow region by preparing a giant charlotte weighing 320 kg. more people came to try it. together with our regular expert, family chef sofia tukaeva, we decided to test these ideas and compare the results with traditional oven-baked charlotte. first you need to peel the apples, so the filling will not have a hard crust. i'm working, sophia is separating the whites from the yolks are mixed with sugar. by the way, you can use powdered sugar instead; it mixes easier and makes everything more tender. sophia advises. whisk the whites and yolks in separate bowls until the dough is fluffy. our egg whites have already been whipped to such soft peaks, if we now do the beak test, here’s the beak test, i’ve never heard such a confectionery term, whether it hangs or not hangs, it’s called a bird’s peck, you and i dip our beaters, then we lift it up and look, it’s bending like a bird’s peck, but it’s bending. next, she mixe

well, marusya, look. please my charlotte, wow, my first charlotte, yes, this is a turn, friends, charlottehe cutlets turned out very juicy, you’re great for adding lard, melted butter, well, the puree is just vergasa nami, because puree is my favorite side dish, it’s basically crushed potatoes, i just crushed it a little, cutlets are fantastic, i like it most i liked the fact that you have never cooked this and cooked it perfectly, moreover , i like that there is a small... slink of sour cream here, it perfectly complements all the berries and the charlotte itself, well, let's start, let me hide it, zatoruus, hello , glad to see everyone, friends, everyone knows what sorrel is, yes, and i will cook. a tray of sorrel, with apples, a sauce based on sour cherries and a little farm sour cream, i called this dish golden cliffs, and i, in turn, prepared cutlets for you from three types of fish, and these are pike, pike perch, stick, i made crushed potatoes, i called my dish goldfish, so we are ready to feed you. let's get in line, olga, hello, hello, you tried it with us, now we want to try it w

i lived in west charlotte.her at bojangles. >> the love sisters, kathy and caroline, worked at bojangles with henry wallace, who was shawna hawk's boss at taco bell. >> she was a really fun person. she always had, like, a really cute boyfriend. >> she didn't show up for work. >> this don't sound like her. you know, something's definitely wrong. >> i know my mom, i remember her calling, like, everybody. she called everybody in our family. like, have you seen her? is she over here? >> it was like she just disappeared off the face of the earth. >> she was living with this young lady by the name of sadie mcknight. >> sadie mcknight and her boyfriend, henry wallace, helped file the report for the missing person of caroline love. >> kathy, henry, and sadie are the ones who went to the police station to file the police report. >> shawna had the news on, and she said, mommy, caroline is missing. something is wrong. it's not like her just not to come to work and not call me or call work or say something. >> when shawna

charlotte dujardin! the _ charlotte dujardin! the f _ charlotte dujardin!ardin! the f f i— charlotte dujardin! the f e i hope - charlotte dujardin! i the f e i hope there charlotte dujardin! - the f e i hope there action charlotte dujardin! _ the f e i hope there action so far so no one is beyond reproach, but this case has once again put the spotlight on the use of the whip. dujardin said there is no excuse for this video, but many have been left wondering and worrying how common this is. well, dujardin did say she is sincerely sorry for what has happened. remember, it was here that she was widely expected to be crowned briton�*s most decorated female olympian of all time. but she isn't here, and it has been a very troubling 24—hour is. today, we heard from uk sport, saying they have withdrawn dujardin�*s funding pending the outcome of the investigation into the video. two of dujardin�*s sponsors have also withdrawn their support for her, saying they could not condone the behaviour in the video, and tonight, team gb have said that becky moody has replaced

charlotte gallagher, bbc news.turning to the middle east, talks being held should negotiate a cease-fire in the war in gaza are understood to have come to an end without agreement. our gaza correspondentas more from istanbul. reporter: sad news for the people in gaza who were watching the news over the cease-fire talks for the last 3, 4 weeks between cairo and doha, and the unfortunate news for them today that the talks has ended. the americans were involved, the qatari prime minister meet with the israeli head of mossad and with the egyptian intelligence chiefs. very big names trying to get this deal going forward and done with. we had in the last two or three hours from the senior official, some stages he was involved in the talks itself. he said that hamas was willing to give more concessions and they were softening their position and they were very flexible in order to do the deal. but he himself quoted hamas saying it was mr. netanyahu and israel which are not willing to accept the cease-fire. we understand th

we can see her there with charlotte and with deborah, deborahjeavons, chair of with charlotte and with the club as well. there she is meeting those british tennis players. amongst them she is meeting flora johnson heather watson, and at the very end of that line is emma raducanu, who got quite far, didn't t in the tennis this year, but was knocked out in the fourth round by a can't remember who it was, maybe mark can help me in my ears. i digress. it was, maybe mark can help me in my ears. idigress. here it was, maybe mark can help me in my ears. i digress. here is the princess of is, and princess charlotte lulu sun, and being told, who beat emma raducanu. what a moment for these tennis players to be able to meet ant to be able to talk to her about their own careers, what has been happening for their own wimbledon experiences. given the princess and shall�*s interest in tennis, it is notjust a quick conversation that she has with many fans in the crowd, she is talking to people, their lives and careers are tennis. ,, , ., , ., people, their lives and careers are tennis. ,, ., ., ,, peo

stay with me, charlotte. but for now, thank you _ things. stay with me, charlotte. things. stay with me, charlotte. but for now, thank you very much - things. stay with me, charlotte. but for now, thank you very much for. for now, thank you very much for that additional new information. i will talk to charlotte again in a moment or two. the retouching on today�*s court hearing that happened in the early part of today and how it ended. huw edwards�*s career. our correspondent has been looking at the events and in the preceding months. huw edwards. for decades, the calm, trusted face of bbc news. walking into court charged with making indecent images of children. minutes later, he would plead guilty to all three charges. 41 images, seven class a, the most serious classification. to the crowds outside, there was no visible emotion, just the familiar demeanour of one of television�*s best known faces. for 20 years, he fronted the news at ten. tonight at ten, thousands of police officers... he has also been the face of the bbc for elections. so, as big ben reaches ten o�

charlotte caves, international coordinator, samadun, palestinian prisoner solidarity network. out ofilitary struck tel aviv, yemen is a country which has been under a blockade itself since 2015, how exceptional is what yemen. has done in general, and especially given its circumstances. yemen's contribution to the struggle to end this genocide and occupied palestine, and for that matter to... liberate palestine from zionist colonialism has been nothing short of exceptional, and i mean this has consistently been the case, yemen and the yeveni people have always stood with palestine and the palestinian people, and the deep enthusiasm and commitment of the yevini people to palestine a popular le is dramatically visible every friday when millions of people take to the streets filling the streets and the squares um with demonstrations and actions in support of palestine. and of course they've been working to shut down the supply lines of genocide in the red sea consistently for months, and now we see the so-called port of lat in occupied palestine, the zionist port of alat declaring bankru

commentator. out of london, thank you both for being with me, starting it off in vancouver, and charlotte, um, let's start off with yemen, and uh, let's look at what took place a couple of days ago when it's military strucked, yemen is a country which has been under a blockade itself since 2015, how exceptional is what yemen has done in general, and especially given its circumstances. yemen's contribution to this... struggled to end this genocide and occupied palestine, and for that matter to liberate palestine from ziant colonialism has been nothing short of exceptional, and i mean this has consistently been the case, yemen and yemeny people have always stood with palestine and the palestinian people, and the deep enthusiasm and commitment of the yemini people to palestine a popular level is dramatically visible every friday, when millions of people take to the streets, filling the streets and the square um... with demonstrations and actions in support of palestine, and of course they've been working to shut down the supply lines of genocide in the red sea consistently for months, and no

charlotte kates, international coordinator sam, palestinian prisoner solidarity network out of vancouver and sayid mosan abbas, journalists and political. commentator out of london, thank you both for being with me, starting it off in vancouver, and charlotte, um, let's start off with yemen, and uh, let's look at what took place a couple of days ago when it's military struck tel aviv, yemen is a country has been under a blockate itself since 2015, how exceptional is what yemen has done in general, and especially given its circumstances. yemen's contribution. to the struggle to end this genocide and occupied palestine, and for that matter to liberate palestine from zionist colonialism has been nothing short of exceptional, and i mean this has consistently been the case, yemen and yemeny people have always stood with palestine and the palestinian people, and the deep enthusiasm and commitment of the yemini people to palestine a popular level is dramatically visible every friday when millions of people take to the streets filling the streets and the squares. um with demonstrations and actio

thank you for taking me through that, charlotte, that| me through that, charlotte, that news urgent —he tarmac because in the next little while, we will seejoe biden leave it delaware and head back to washington to stop by wells is our correspondent and has been with the president for the last few days, and of course we had not seen joe biden forfive days, and of course we had not seen joe biden for five days. days, and of course we had not seen joe biden forfive days. we heard him yesterday in that call to the campaign headquarters where, the harris was, but we have not seen pictures ofjoe biden in five days, certainly since the dramatic announcement on sunday that he was pulling out of the presidential race, so this would be a moment where we glimpsejoe biden as he returns to washington. he has already said, posting on social media, that he would give a statement to the nation, addressing from the oval office, where he will talk about why she has exited the race and what happens now. he also has to meet the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, who was there in washington, who

right, charlotte jolson pill. thank you. fears of an environmental catastrophe in the philippines are growing as oil from a sunken boat continues to link it into the ocean. the tanker thinking bad weather off miller on thursday, doing one crew member and treating the risk of a major oil still foils me. is the ocean of manila is cost. the fuel is spilling from a sun can tank, which went down in rough seas last week. some of the roughly 1400000 liters of oil on board is leaching out. coast guard teams have been using sprays which help break down the fuel cruise plan to siphon the risk of the oil from the visuals. hold on tuesday at the earliest, but dive is, are attempting to seal leaching valves, fist local fishing, cruise ones, the government to hold those responsible to account setup of the problem we have about that is that the only spreading across the oceans and a my, my hope the government finds a solution right away yet, and not that it's a big loss for us, fisher folk. i don't think that was a better good.

also on tonight's programme: charlotte dujardin, britain'sjoint most decorated female olympian, pulls out of the paris games, because of a video showing what she called "an error ofjudgement". the head of the us secret service has resigned in the wake of the attempted assassination of donald trump. how you feeling? good. and andy murray confirms he will be retiring from tennis after the paris olympics. on bbc london: stalking victims are being failed by the justice system — london's victims�* commissioner says two thirds of offences are committed by repeat offenders. and coming up on bbc news the hundred has got under way with a double—header between oval invincibles and birmingham phoenix. it's the fourth year of the white ball competition. hello, welcome to the bbc news at six. the bbc�*s director general has apologised to strictly come dancing contestants after complaints of abusive behaviour on the show. tim davie said he was disappointed that some celebrity contestants had complained about how their dance partners treated them during rehearsals and said there are lines that shoul

. >>> police in charlotte, north carolina arrest two people in connection with a shooting spree that killed one and hurt at least two others. the suspects both teenagers. why the rampage could have been worse. >>> it's a big night in sports. the celebration of the best athletes and teams. >>> and remembering shelley du duvall. "early today" starts right now. good morning, i'm frances rivera. president biden is hoping his performance at a high-stakes press conference was enough to reassure supporters. the president took questions for nearly an hour, defending his decision to stay in the race, even though more than a dozen democratic lawmakershave asked him to step aside. kelly o'donnell kicks off our coverage. >> reporter: the president facing reporters and defending his decision to stay in the race. >> a honlong way to go in this campaign. so i, i'm just going to keep moving. keep moving. and, because, look, i got more work to do. more work to finish. >> reporter: while he spoke at length on complex foreign policy, a mistake early caught attention, mixing up the vice president's name

charlotte rosario is only 7. but when a i began advancing she started to dig deeper to explore ways. that technology could be beneficial. for humanity. i've always loved to tinker when i was younger. and in the last few years i been interested in coding and building various apps and tools. when a i boom started happening. i wanted to get my hand. on some of these. models to see to see what they're capable of, and in doing that. charlotte discovered what she is capable of. as 1 passionate about mental health and wellness. she decided to combine her. interests and creating a i too that helps people find mental health resources. more efficiently. lot of people don't actually have that much education and awareness. around how mental health works. what is mental? health? what are services that are available? it's the kind of awareness charlotte wishes her own family had growing up. after losing a parent charlotte has been on her own. journey of healing. and hopes to share that healing. with others. my dad actually pas

a video that shows british olympian charlotte dujardin repeatedly whipping her horse has now been madelic. the dressage star has been provisionally suspended by the sport's governing body, and she's pulled out of this summer's olympics, saying she's deeply ashamed of what she called "an error ofjudgement". our sports correspondent laura scott is in paris. laura, what's the latest? well, the major development this morning is the emergence of that video, which is at the heart of this story, which has rocked british sport and led to the withdrawal of charlotte dujardin from the olympics here in paris. in that video that the use of the whip is permitted in equestrian sports, but the behaviour in this video is something that charlotte dujardin herself say she is sincerely sorry for, it was out of character and an error of judgment. what character and an error ofjudgment. what follows now ke? there is an investigation by the world equestrian federation, which is ongoing. this video was provided to us by a dutch lawyer on behalf of an undisclosed complainant. that investigation will run its c

charlotte, ferraz, welcome to the news review section. charlotte, beginning with you obviously ladies first, another palestinian killed in israeli jail. uh, they are killed by either severe torture or negligence, deliberately. now abu ara was the 19th palestinian detainy torture to death. in israeli prison since the beginning of the gaza genocide and currently there are around 10,000 palestinians held in israeli prisons and many of them in arbitrary detention. yes, there are approximately 10,000 and actually thousands more of palestinian prisoners held inside zyanis jails today, and the reason why we say there are thousands more is because the number of palestinians who are being held hostage in the detention camps that the... zionist occupation has set up for palestinians abducted from gaza, they have refused to release names, numbers or any information about those that are being held there. however, what we have learned from those who have been released as well as footage that has been leaked of the horrific conditions of detention that

charlotte dujardin!e again put the spotlight on the use of the whip. dujardin said there is no excuse for this video, but many have been left wondering and worrying how common this is. laura scott, bbc news, paris. eluned morgan is the new leader of welsh labour, and is set to become the next first minister of wales. she'll be the first female first minister, replacing vaughan gething who announced his departure last week only four months into the job. ms morgan won't be made first minister until the senedd has returned from recess. this programme continues on bbc one.

thank you. charlotte w correspondent, charlotte joseph pell, in london. now to south africa, where new governments has been sworn in the country's 1st coalition cabinet since the end of apartheid. 30 years ago. as in federal rama poses africa, national congress has been forced to govern with 5 rival potters after failing to achieve an outright majority in major elections. essentially, as democratic, a lines led by white south africans had been the main opposition party and will not run 6 ministers in directly. the democratic alliance is often characterized as the party of south africa's rich white minority. so what's likely to prompt the biggest clashes between them and the i n. c, who sprang from the countries. black liberation is movement. kaylee, busher j putting it. putting yes is professor of african politics at the university of south africa in pretoria to the greatest points of fiction. mostly in some aspects of domestic policy as well as foreign policy. looking at domestic policy, it would be um, obviously the issues around blake and base broad ba

charlotte, thank you for reporting throughout today's trading.nteresting thing, we thought the market might point to the instability. instability is not necessarily good for the market picture. it seems to have turned in another light. we have seen the market managing to gain .50% particularly out of france. significant movement higher. some of the lenders are the ones who went down significantly following the first round of voting. this time around, it is the french banks that actually moved higher. this is what you are seeing then. credit agicole. up .13% to the good there. soc gen now .7% higher. so is bnp paribas over .25% to the good. to europe, 1.08 is the mark. managing to find some gains as well for it following on from where we had seen it almost losing out at 108 early on. now you see across the flat line across today's trading. 108.40 is where the euro stands. on to the yield. this is one we had been looking out for because of the eurozone bond yields had been dipping. even after the first round of this election cycle then as well ahea

charlotte has been pretty busy. she sat down with the cfo and asked how much further ecb rate cuts can affect it? >> i don't have a crystal ball, but we anticipate it will be gravitating by the end of 2025. that's what we see. for us at bnp paribas, it doesn't really matter. if the interest rates go sky-high or back in the middle, everything is fine for us. if it's high, it's good for some business. if it's lower, it's better for us. intrinsically our plan can work independent of where it is. >>> still coming up in the show, losing charge. tesla moving lower in extended trade. we'll bring you all the details. that 's next. what is cirkul? cirkul is the fuel you need to take flight. cirkul is your frosted treat with a sweet kick of confidence. cirkul is the energy that gets you to the next level. cirkul is what you hope for when life tosses lemons your way. cirkul is your gateway back home. so what is cirkul? it's your water, your way. cirkul, available at walmart and drinkcirkul.com. the moment i met him i knew he w

uh, so transfer. charlotte said, uh, thank you very much for this very kind question. and he said uh that, uh, his party stands as united as never before. and of course he will run as president. but it is true that his party and his whole whole coalition is in a particularly long rough patch. there will be one 3rd of the members of his own party. the social democrats think that he's the right person for the job . and his party comes out in uh, in election surveys for east germany with single digit resolves. so that is not very reassuring, but charlotte said he will turn the mood around uh for the uh before the next, the late before the next election next year. and he said people will see you as he and his government took the right measures of the right decisions and a very uncertain and dangerous times. let's do the political correspondent and yeah, cool, thank you so much. i of the world health organization says it is extremely worried about a potential polio outbreak in gaza in warren that teresa is of the virus have been detected in the territories wastewater. and t

. >>> the random shooting spree in charlotte that left one dead. the two teens now in custody. >>> the fire erupting atop a famed cathedral in france. >>> and she gave that unforgettable performance in "the shining." tonight we're remembering shelley duvall. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening and welcome from washington, where shortly tonight president biden will face the press in a way that he hasn't since late last year. the president to take questions in a solo news conference, the kind of unscripted and challenging give and take many democrats have been pressing for since mr. biden's widely panned debate performance. tonight, a chance for the president to answer the question, does he still have what it takes to successfully lead the democratic ticket into november. also this evening, the doubts now infecting some close to the reelection effort. our new reporting that the biden campaign is testing the idea of a ticket led by vice president harris. we have late details. here is kelly o'donnell. >> reporter:

charlotte, kates, let's focus on the issue of us complicity in this genocide. uh, the us has announced plans to resume shipping 500 pound bombs to israel despite the american public outcry to stop arming the regime. um, it's been basically said that washington has given israel a blank check signed in palestinian blood. uh, there has to be point. uh, we're even the staunchest of supporters of israel have to think how much support is just too much. "i mean, you would expect that, however, the fact is that this is a us sionist genocide, and it has been since the beginning, the united states views the zionist entity and occupied palestine as essential to its imperialist project in region. it uses the zionist project and it's continuation and its survival as key point for its own strategy for the future, and we know that this is a strategy of a declining empire, a dying empire. uh that is facing down and is facing defeats uh around the world and is no longer able to exercise unipolar hegemon at control over the world, so we know that this is the reality and the unit

>> david: rachel scott right there in charlotte for us. rachel, thank you. >>> mean time, on capitol hill tonight, the welcome and the protests with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu addressing a joint meeting of congress. making the case for continued u.s. support for the war in gaza saying, quote, give us weapons faster, we'll finish the job faster. his address met with a warm welcome in the chamber, but dozen or of lawmakers were no-shows, including vice president harris and senator j.d. vance. matt gutman was in the middle of protests. martha raddatz tonight on the speech. >> reporter: it was a thunderous, largely republican welcome, with prime minister benjamin netanyahu offering a full-throated defense of israel's war in gaza, and no mention of a cease-fire. >> our enemies are your enemies. our fight is your fight. and our victory will be your victory. >> reporter: there was a sizeable contingent of democrats in the chamber, but dozens of high-profile lawmakers, including nancy pelosi, skipped the event. vice president kamala

britain's joint most decorated female olympian charlotte dujardin has been provisionally suspended by equestrian�*s governing body the fei. the dressage rider had already pulled out of the olympics in paris after a video emerged which she said showed her "making an error of judgment". a warning, the footage you are about to see shows a horse being whipped. dujardin is now provisionally suspended by the fei, british equestrian and british dressage until the outcome of the investigation. they all say they take equine welfare extremely seriously. "why has the video emerged now?" people are asking. the lawyer representing the claimant says their client had to think long and hard about whether to bring it to attention and understands it could have far—reaching consequences. dutch lawyer stephan wensing, representing an anonymous whistle—blower who took the video, was given permission by his client to provide the video to the bbc. equestrian�*s governing body the fei put out a statement saying... "charlotte has expressed genuine remorse "for her actions, and we recognise and appreciate her

because reform will certainly be on the next selection to charlotte sales and sales from london. and let's take a look now at some other stories making headlines around the world today. south africa's 1st coalition government, since the end of apartheid has been sworn in presidents or over. i'm a poses african national congress was forced to join with 5 rival parties. after failing to achieve an outright majority and elections in may of a centrist democratic alliance, led by wind, south africans will now run 6 ministries. between jamaica is preparing a for the arrival of hurricane barrel, which has killed at least 6 people and cause widespread damage in the southeastern caribbean category for storm damage to around 90 percent of the infrastructure on union island, which is part of st. vincent and the grenadines to the middle east. now where has the less as if fired more than a 100 rockets is rarely positions on wednesday, though there were no reports of casualties. the around that middleton group says it's assault was in retaliation for and is really drone strength and killed one

so charlotte, any news about the exit pulling numbers? a yeah, big fan just behind me here in westminster, just times 10 pm, local time polls of closed and those exit numbers. the projections for how this election is expected to unfold have just come in. and what we're seeing is an absolute land slide for the sense a less conservative policy. and a shocking results for the governing center, right, named policy and show came results with a sense of right conservative policy. the results that we're seeing come in and showing full 110 seats for the late the policy that's best is a 131 seats full for the conservative policy reform, the, the anti immigration policy. it's showing the teen seats. that is, uh, a surprise result that uh, that is uh, not uh, wasn't expected among the lots of poles and it is showing a search in support for them. so big results, the absolute land slides for the labor policy. some projections have suggested that it could be the biggest majority of full the labor policy in that history. if this exit poll translates int

i have charlotte and matthew still with me, charlotte, i'm going to come to you.en rise to a lot of the conspiracy theories that are going around online, and that's what happens these days, isn't it? is the fact that the security around trump behaved in a strange way by as will geddes you just pointed out, letting him stand up and sort of like, you know, fight. i mean, why is that happening? >> well, i have to say, i, you know, he said that trump had had training, but he really shouldn't have been insisting on standing up. you can hear in the audio, he says, wait, wait, let me get my shoe or something. and that made it very difficult for them to do their job. i think them to do theirjob. i think because he must know he's supposed to stay down and they should have been able to bundle him in that car within seconds. that's what they're trained to do. so don't forget they're fighting against a very, you know, combative sort of, you know, combative sort of, you know , president trump, former know, president trump, former president trump there, and it was just amazing

charlotte du'ardin is the oster tell us more. charlotte du'ardin is the poster girl i tell us more.ronzes photo she was set to compete in the paris olympics, tipped for four medals, set to compete in the paris olympics, tipped forfour medals, in fact. but in the last hour she is released in unexpected and somewhat shocking statement saying she sat withdraw from the games after a video emerged from four ago showing her making an error ofjudgment during a coaching session. she goes on to say what happened was completely out of character and does not reflect how i try my horses are coach my pupils, however there is no excuse, i am deeply ashamed that should have set a better example in that moment. i am sincerely sorry i'd let everyone down including gb sport, fans and sponsors. bbc sport has not seen the video and it's unclear what the nature of the investigation will be. i unclear what the nature of the investigation will be.— unclear what the nature of the investigation will be. i was about to ask exactly — investigation will be. i was about to ask exactly that _ investigation will

anne makovec introduces us to charlotte. she is what we call a super ager. lives in albany, and is hoping to shed some light on the keys to living a long life. >> reporter: when you meet charlotte good , you would never know she is 97 years old. she is still walking, taking care of her own apartment, and holds a lively conversation. >> i have really had a great life. i have no regrets, i have done many things. >> reporter: including raising a family with three boys. but, her generation is disappearing. >> these are all friends are all gone now. i am the last of my peers , and i find that profoundly lonely. >> reporter: she has made it through the great depression, and two bouts of cancer. the toughest blow was losing the love of her life. her husband, of almost eight decades . >> he looks very dapper. >> he was. he was a wonderful man. >> reporter: he passed away in 2019. >> he does not get easier at any time. it may even get harder. >> reporter: really? >> yes. because there are so many times that i would say, hey, you know what happened? and he's not here

and charlotte only started diving _ well done. jasmine and charlotte only started diving last _ wellmine and charlotte only started diving last year, - well done. jasmine and charlotte | only started diving last year, they already move as one. out in front where the chinese pair. the three—time and current world champions. the goalfor them was rarely in doubt. the british team were sick, but a strong final dive lifted them into third position. —— sixth. australia were expected to pick them to the podium in their final dive, but in this sport, there is no room for error. hat final dive, but in this sport, there is no room for error.— final dive, but in this sport, there is no room for error. not enough for a medal for — is no room for error. not enough for a medal for the _ is no room for error. not enough for a medal for the australians - is no room for error. not enough for a medal for the australians and - is no room for error. not enough for a medal for the australians and thati a medal for the australians and that means_ a medal for the australians and that means he _ a medal for

now charlotte joins us with more.harlotte, outline for us what we can expect throughout the week now the negotiations are taking place as we approach the second round on sunday. >> reporter: this week will be extremely crucial, silvia, because it was a historic win for the far right in the election. the question is can they have absolute majority in the second round? things look quite difficult for marine le pen's party. 34% of the vote. in terms of seat projection, the top of the bracket would be 270 seats. all at stake this week with the negotiations and the parties in the election and whether they want to stand down their candidate in the three-way runoff that would happen with 300 constituenconstituencies. they are considering whether to drop their candidate to make a bloc to the far right. i have a special guest here to unpick this conversation with us. it is the associate chair of the school of economics. thank you for joining us this morning. you are one of the economists supporting the left-wing bloc. first, c

here is emilie ikeda. >> reporter: tonight, a pair of stunning arrests in charlotte, north carolina. police taking two teens into custody who they say are responsible for five random shootings that left the community on edge over a two-day manhunt. >> it's one thing when we have a shooting spree between two maybe rival gangs, neighborhood gangs, beefs. but this is random and just completely unusual. >> reporter: 18-year-old carlos roberto diaz and an unidentified 16-year-old now facing first-degree murder, among other charges. while their exact roles are unclear, within a half-hour span tuesday morning, the suspects are accused of shooting at drivers, bicyclists, and people on foot and in homes, all from a car, according to charlotte-mecklenburg police. in total, two people were injured, authorities say, and a 58-year-old was killed while driving. investigators say the 16-year-old suspect had been actively looking to commit more violence. >> there was no doubt that he was going to continue his crime spree. >> reporter: the rampage comes amid an alarming rise in juvenile crime in char

two of the biggest sponsors of charlotte dujardin have cut ties with her.ut someone going to the olympics to chase her lifetime goal. instead, it's someone fighting to to save their career.— save their career. nesta, thank you very much- — well, we may be a couple of days away from the opening ceremony, but the action is under way in paris. the poster boy of the games, rugby union legend antoine dupont, was part of the france team that took on the usa in their opening pool game of the 7s. also in their group are two—time gold medallists fiji. they've been in action against uruguay. patrick geary reports. this is how france's olympics begins — no fireworks, no torts, but one big start. aunt dupont must be the men's best rugby player in the world. —— antoine. and he helped create france's opening trigon —— try against usa. but control is difficult to establish in seven. neither dupont nor any other frenchman could catch him. rants mean business. they won the grand final and will be determined to win a medal in the capital. but the americans were not willing t

let's bring you more on that shocking news that charlotte dujardin — one of britain's big hopes for ahas pulled out of the olympics. it comes after a video emerged, apparently showing the dressage champion making what she described as "an error ofjudgment", during a training session. a reporterjo currie is here to tell us more. we don't know what is in the video but what details can you give us? ibis the video but what details can you cive us? �*m the video but what details can you aiveus? �*m .,, give us? bb support has not seen the video in question _ give us? bb support has not seen the video in question and _ give us? bb support has not seen the video in question and it _ give us? bb support has not seen the video in question and it is _ give us? bb support has not seen the video in question and it is unclear - video in question and it is unclear what the allegations are but we do know is that charlotte dujardin should be in the final preparations for the paris olympics, which gets under way this weekend about her fourth games, instead, she received —— releases statement said she

charlotte is he. >> charlotte.bit of a meanie, really, isn't he a meanie? >> have you ever heard of a european royal? can you name them? i mean, we can't really. you know, prince william, he's william, prince charles, they are the they are the face of this country. and, you know, charles has foregone £110 million windfall, you know, the cost of the sovereign grants been frozen at 83 million for three years. william is busily rehoming the homeless all over the duchy of cornwall. he's he's built 24 houses for the homeless, 24 houses and another 200 to come and they do huge personal donations. they're working whilst two of them are working whilst two of them are working whilst two of them are working whilst they've got cancer. working whilst they've got cancer . princess anne has been cancer. princess anne has been working through concussion. they working through concussion. they work non stop. charles's number of engagements this year has only dropped by 100, and the man's got cancer for crying out loud. >> well, thi

our culture correspondent charlotte gallagher talked us through the corporation's top earners.zoe ball. and then that list continues. someone who's on the list who no longer works at the bbc, huw edwards, the former news presenter, he was actually paid an additional £40,000 last year compared to his salary the previous year. now he wasn't on air, of course, from july 2023 onwards — he took medical leave for reasons people will know. however, this additional £a0,000, it wasn't a raise that he got while he was away from the bbc. the bbc have said it was for work, extra hours, additional responsibilities that he took on while he was still here. so you imagine that's probably because he was leading the corporation's coverage of the coronation, and that's where that money came from. there are also people who aren't on those lists, and people will think, "why are they not on there?" you know, we see them all the time on the bbc — on the light entertainment shows, the chat shows — and that's because they are paid either through bbc studios, which is the commercial arm of the bbc, or i

we have charlotte reed and silvia amaro with the market reaction. charlotte, good morning.e will start with you. >> reporter: good morning, frank. three weeks ago, we were standing here after macron called the snap parliamentary election after his party had a defeat. did his gamble payoff? he is still in third position losing momentum and many more seats, more than 100 seats in parliament. did his gamble payoff in blocking the far right into power? maybe, as you were saying, frank. they gained 34% which is historic for the far right, but they would be shy from the majority. at the moment, the projections happening in the weekend would be 279 seats. that's why we see the positive reaction in the markets this morning. it looks like the most likely scenario at the moment is a hung parliament. a lot of unknowns still because during this week, there will be a lot of negotiations between the different parties because you have a record numbers of three-way runoffs between round one and two. to have a three candidates in the constituencies. the latest is to drop one candidate to le

let's take it full, former president trump speaking at a rally in charlotte, north carolina. now, you can see this rally is packed. there is lots and lots of people. remember, just this week the secret service recommended to the trump campaign that this not be outside and every rally now takes on a different perspective after what happened in butler, pennsylvania. he has a smaller bandage on his ear he says is he ready to keep these rallies going, as many as possible because of the thousands and thousands of people who show up to see him as you seed lee greenwood song introing him in charlotte, north carolina. a state he won by 1.3% in 2020 and one that could be contested, especially if kamala harris picks north carolina governor roy cooper as a possible vp contender. one of the people on the short list. richard childress, nascar legend owner is the introducer for former president trump. you couldn't get a better introduction in north carolina than richard childress. let's listen, in former president donald trump in charlotte, north carolina, as we did with vice president har

and we also have international coordinator of the samadun palestinian prisoner solidary network, charlotte cats joining us from vancouver. welcome to our guests, uh, let's start off with mr. hughes and belfast, more palestinian civilians are being slaughtered as the israeli attacks across gaza continue almost 39,000 people, mostly women and children have been killed in cold blood since last october, and what's really her?" this is that there's still not been any global intervention to prevent more innocent deaths, all condemnations have fallen short of any action. yes, it's obvious that the west doesn't cur, it's obvious that the wast is following the united states foreign policy, which is in full approval and walking tandem with the israeli gasale on sort on gaza. now the magazine in britain which. represents the british medical association of doctors uh has claimed that there may be up to 186 version i believe deaths in gaza, so i don't deaths and injuries uh believe that these men, women and children, nearly all non-combatant uh civilians, you mentioned hope for peace, you can only have

she says that charlotte , even as a little charlotte, even as a little girl, was absolutely wonderfulyou listen to that clip , she is actually to that clip, she is actually complaining about what she is doing. she was obviously made to doing. she was obviously made to do it for most likely a very good reason, and did not enjoy doing it. and i think it is an absolute disgrace that first of all, we as a country should lose our chance to have somebody possibly bring home a gold medal for us because of what is basically, evidently the friend of mine said she thinks that the green eyed monster is responsible for this. okay. and but whatever the reason is, the fact of the matter is , when you fact of the matter is, when you are training horses. and she didn't injure the horse. okay, let's be clear. >> i get that, i get that i'll come. i'll come back to you later. i will come back to you, alastair. i'll bring you in now. so, animal rising spokesperson i assume you have a different view on this. do you think it's right now that dujardin has basically lost everything, >> good evening. patrick.