they only led by a point early in the second half before a fortuitous try from captain courtney lawesace. next up for england are chile, the lowest—ranked team in the tournament, and then samoa. they should reach the quarterfinals. our correspondent andy swiss was in nice for the victory over japan by 3a points to 12. cheering it was all smiles and selfies beforehand, but england fans flocked to nice knowing this trip to the seaside could be anything but simple. go, england and go, japan! japan had beaten south africa, ireland and scotland at recent world cups. for england, the challenge was clear. and japan was soon ahead via the boot of rikiya matsuda. their fans enjoyed that. by contrast, england looked rattled, and although lewis ludlam crashed over for their first try of the tournament, the errors were everywhere as england led just 13—9 at the break. and when matsuda coolly slotted another penalty, japan were only a point behind. butjust when england needed some luck, they got it. it looked like they�*d knocked the ball on before courtney lawes went over, but replays showed it c

courtney lawes moved up when tom curry was sent off. for england. he had a great game. so probably safe to say england have won the hardest game in the group. but there are plenty of questions to be answered. but english fans and the english rugby team will be very encouraged in that performance, they will be looking to replicate it. next sunday, when they play. grace, we will leave — next sunday, when they play. grace, we will leave it _ next sunday, when they play. grace, we will leave it there, _ next sunday, when they play. grace, we will leave it there, the _ next sunday, when they play. grace, we will leave it there, the sound - we will leave it there, the sound quality is unfortunately not very good, but thanks for that. prince harry has opened the invictus games in the german city of dusseldorf, where 550 injured military personnel from 21 nations will compete. today, competitors are taking part in athletics, wheelchair rugby and powerlifting events. speaking at the opening ceremony, the duke of sussex said more and more nations

it looked like they had knocked the ball on before courtney lawes went over. a scrappy display but freddie steward made sure it was a winning one. plenty of work to do, but for england another victory and another step towards the knockout stage. andy swiss, bbc news. in formula 1 — red bull's winning streak came to an end with ferrari's carlos sainz taking the singapore grand prix. he had led the way in qualifying and despite virtual safety cars being deployed, maintained his place at the front until the end. it was close — just a few seconds separating him from the mclaren of lando norris in second, with lewis hamilton taking third place after his mercedes team—mate george russell crashed on the last lap. max verstappen could only make it home in fifth — after ten successive victories. here's carlos sainz on his win. an incredible weekend and a perfect race and execution. we didn't get it easy, we had our own challenges today but we nailed everything we had to nail today and we put together a very good race to bring home the victory that tastes as good as it

courtney lawes is named captain at blindside flanker and is joined in the backrow by tom curry on thealf alex mitchell and wing jonny may both start despite missing out on the original squad of 33. england will face argentina on saturday. england will face argentina on saturday. the tournament gets underway on friday when france face new zealand at the stade de france. all blacks head coach ian foster says he has "never seen a build—up for a game like this one" as his side prepare for the opener. i think the fact that it is the home nation means there are strong expectations of winning it. the public will have strong expectations and it is against a team. it is well scripted. but at the end of the day it is a game we are going to want to commit everything to and afterwards it does not change whether we win or lose we still have to qualify. scotland's first minister is about to make a statement to the scottish parliament about raac concrete. a debate is happening now. i parliament about raac concrete. a debate is happening now.— debate is happening now. i want to assure the public _ de

courtney lawes has proudly advocated for traditional family values and declared britain is not a racisting he's far right. >> oh, he's in a lot of trouble or he's been in trouble. he sounds. i know anything sounds. i don't know anything about been about football, but i've been reading guy. he's reading about this guy. he's interesting. so he's english. he's parents he's got immigrant parents who came know, he's got immigrant parents who can hard know, he's got immigrant parents who can hard jobs. know, he's got immigrant parents who can hard jobs. dad know, he's got immigrant parents who can hard jobs. dad was now, did hard jobs. his dad was a bouncen did hard jobs. his dad was a bouncer, long hours. mum was bouncer, long hours. his mum was a prison officer. yes. and he has a younger sorry, older has a younger sorry, an older brother from his dad's first relationship up relationship who ended up in prison over drugs charges. so he's he's seen a bit he's kind of he's seen a bit of life. yeah, yeah, yeah, absolutely . in life. yeah, yeah, yeah, absolutely. in his family. and this has led

but the try scored by courtney lawes definitely wasn't one from the playbook.ce. cheering. it was all smiles and selfies beforehand, but england fans flocked to nice knowing this trip to the seaside could be anything but simple. go, england and go, japan! japan had beaten south africa, ireland and scotland at recent world cups. for england, the challenge was clear. and japan was soon ahead via the boot of rikiya matsuda. their fans enjoyed that. by contrast, england looked rattled, and although lewis ludlam crashed over for their first try of the tournament, the errors were everywhere as england led just 13—9 at the break. and when matsuda coolly slotted another penalty, japan were only a point behind. butjust when england needed some luck, they got it. it looked like they'd knocked the ball on before courtney lawes went over, but replays showed it came offjoe marler�*s head — that's ok — and, remarkably, it was a try. and from there, england finally pulled clear. first, freddie steward eased any lingering nerves.. gets it, scores it. ..beforejoe marchant round

consistent performers in recent years so he will start at number eight alongside bea and earl and courtney lawesa change in the front row in the scrum. kyle sinckler and joao mario are the two prop soup started against argentina and have been replaced by dan cole and ellis ginch. forgive me, sincklerand marlerare ginch. forgive me, sincklerand marler are coming into the team replacing coal and ginch. we wondered if there had been any changes in the back line but they have opted for the same back love that began against argentina. with owen farrell at suspended, george ford is another chance to stake his claim at fly half and of course we will hope for another of the sort of match winning performance as we saw against argentina. there is more to come. that was a niggling _ there is more to come. that was a niggling thought really after the game _ niggling thought really after the game. it turned out the way it did with the _ game. it turned out the way it did with the early card, and in almost simplifies — with the early card, and in almost simplifies the way we had to play the game. but we are h

well being a recap to and courtney law says the team are continuing to improve off of that light is victory at the well come our budget pub. one of the convincing window is england's struggle until this very bizarre 2nd hope to our help to the guy the bull ricocheted on joe mall is paid for one of the japanese play stopped. expect to hear the referees with the for nicole. the news for you writing for the tri england writing for to i didn't title having school, just 5, and that fee before a test, fax is $30.00 full 12 when any english a bonus points and they set top of 2 dates that should be enough for them. to secure, i caught a final spot that these head coach says he was emotionally drained off to watch it gets sorry, beat on spray. the, for the 1st part in $60.00 a year is, will getting into this very busy. i've lost the 17th of that pop. i seem to turn against the wall a beef said you saw the early tory of the match early of the 2nd health before extending the lead with a penalty, australia. what are the with just 12 and it's the guys and set up an exciting for donnie about fiji, held o

i'll also boss to poll says the courtney opinions your law has been the target of fresh missile strikes. you reported ad defense systems. hot intercepted rockets on saturday morning. the latest attacks come a day off, the ukraine's military struck the headquarters of russia's blacks. the fleet footage has surfaced online showing the moment of the attack on friday. russia says it's a defense system. shuts down 5 incoming missiles, and one service man was missing. ukraine's military however, says several senior russian navy come on. this was killed in the strike, a dozen small engine. in while us media reports suggest washington plans to send a long range missiles to ukraine. the reports a key, if we'll get to the army tactical missile system or attack ins, missiles the top of range of up to 300 kilometers. ukraine has repeatedly asked for the weapons. the rockets would enable key of to strike targets far behind the front lines and russian occupied territory. franklin, which is a senior electorate in strategic studies at portsmouth university and a former u. k. military intelligence offic

courtney laws it going forward.d i'll just touch the ball under the post. and although looked very although everybody looked very confused at the time, it was given as try. so everything given as a try. so everything worked out fine. mean, i did worked out fine. i mean, i did say earlier, i don't think many of the big boys are going to be losing sleep over this, it's losing sleep over this, but it's all momentum . all about the momentum. >> all the momentum, >> it's all about the momentum, all the other teams >> it's all about the momentum, all faring. the other teams >> it's all about the momentum, all faring. and:he other teams >> it's all about the momentum, all faring. and australiateams >> it's all about the momentum, all faring. and australia hadis are faring. and australia had a bit a whipping yesterday, bit of a whipping yesterday, which the home nations. >> first time since first time since 1954. lost since 1954. they've lost to fiji. and us fiji. excellent. and it makes us feel about to fiji feel better ab

your site -- years late to give agencies guidance on acquisition and use of ai for the law requires omb to courtney with your office in drafting the guidance. so why quickly, why is a process stalled and when can we expect to see some guidance? >> the office of management and budget is working in a very focused manner on what they clearly understand. >> two years late. thank you so much. our time is up and i yield back. pursuant to the previous order. i apologize because we are up for votes. the chair declares a committee and recess subject to the call of the chair but we will stand in recess for votes. thank you. >> the committee will come back to order and the chair recognizes the representative for five minutes. >> thank you. i would like to thank our witnesses for being here today to continue to drive the conversation forward. the opportunity of the opportunity to federal government has to implement ai is exciting for the future of the country in the modern workforce. i would like the subcommittee and all of us to consider the impact of ai and other emerging technologies on our younger generati

your site -- years late to give agencies guidance on acquisition and use of ai for the law requires omb to courtney with your office in drafting the guidance. so why quickly, why is a process stalled and when can we expect to see some guidance? >> the office of management and budget is working in a very focused manner on what they clearly understand. >> two years late. thank you so much. our time is up and i yield back. pursuant to the previous order. i apologize because we are up for votes. the chair declares a committee and recess subject to the call of the chair but we will stand in recess for votes. thank you.

but the george ford masterclass and some of the defensive performances from england with courtney lawesou mentioned about the sending off. obviously your nickname is mad dog and there was never any discipline problems i know with you, louis whatsoever winning through your professional when professional career. but when it comes england , what needs to comes to england, what needs to be done because there's be done here? because there's just many cards, isn't there just too many cards, isn't there 7 just too many cards, isn't there ? if i played now, paul, ? well if i played now, paul, i don't think i would have lasted three seconds on the. >> but the do you know what the focus on player safety is paramount and to me that's really important. and we can't get away from that. the thing that i feel needs to change in this world cup and what people are probably getting frustrated with inconsistency of with is that inconsistency of decisions around the head, collisions . so you decisions around the head, collisions. so you had decisions around the head, collisions . so you had jesse collision

so courtney lawes is steve is standing in.th the team. they've not loads of games in not played loads of games in that period and so i'm really worried for england. although it is is the worried for england. although it is cup, is the worried for england. although it is cup, it is the worried for england. although it is cup, it is is the worried for england. although it is cup, it is the is the worried for england. although it is cup, it is the world cup. world cup, it is the world cup. >> can happen. >> anything can happen. >> anything can happen. >> certainly can. aiden. thanks very much indeed. >> he whether the >> is he whether the temperature's rising , boxt solar temperature's rising, boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on . 6b news. >> good morning, i'm alex deakin. this is your latest weather update from the met office for gb news. the hot spell continues today, but there is an increasing chance of seeing more thunderstorms as we will eventually see things cooling fact, a cooler cooling down. in fact, a cooler day acr

a congressional mandate to give agencies guidance on acquisition and use of ai for the law requires omb to courtney with your office in drafting the guidance. so why quickly, why is a process stalled and when can we expect to see some guidance? >> the office of management and budget is working in a very focused manner on what they clearly understand. >> two years late. thank you so much. our time is up and i yield back . pursuant to the previous order. i apologize because we are up for votes. the chair declares a committee and recess subject to the call of the chair but we will stand in recess for votes. thank you. >>> robert f kennedy junior. the democratic presidential candidate. an author and activist here to talk about his presidential campaign mr. kennedy, thank you for giving us your time. mr. kennedy, you launched your campaign in april. what have you learned since then , not only about those you're trying to reach and how they are responding to you? >> you know, i think that there's a lot of appetite for an alternative right now. we are getting enormous crowds in south carolina and new hamp

the bipartisan infrastructure law offers some models for how to do this. to courtney these activities, hud should designate a staff member to focus on housing supply and wages as her primary responsibility. housing affordability has become increasingly urgent for many americans over the past decade. cities and states are experimenting with zoning reforms to increase housing supply and create more diverse options. the federal government can better support those efforts relieving financial stress on families and improving the overall economy. thank you again for the opportunity to testify today, and i look forward to answering your question. >> thank you very much. we will next year from ms. flisrand who is joining us remotely. >> thank you, chair smith, senator lummis, and all of the members of the housing transportation and community development subcommittee for the opportunity to testify about minneapolis trailblazing housing policy. my name is janne flisrand and i am a cofounder of a local advocacy group called neighbors for more neighbors. we stand up for secure ab