she finished last with dawson taking gold.g the championship record she set in the first race. although, she was slightly solar in this as soon as i had that next chance to be able to get that gold again, i knew that i was going to be number one. i was going to be stood on top of the podium, something like that shouldn't really be happening at europeans. itjust shows that i've deserved it for me to have come from third—place five years ago and then to have not even the final in the hundred in glasgow. it'sjust to have not even the final in the hundred in glasgow. it's just i couldn't be more it's just i couldn't be more there's no change in the overall standings at the giro d'italia after stage 13. italy's giacomo nizzolo sprinted to victory to win the stage — a 123 mile flat ride from ravenna to verona. but colombia's egan bernal leads by 45 seconds. british riders hugh carthy and simon yates are still more than a minute behind in fourth and fifth place. and that's all the sport for now. well, friday, for many of us was in ab

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on wednesday dawson took silver in the 50 metre backstroke.all lead. british riders hugh carthy and simon yates stay in fourth and fifth place. stjohnstone are going for an historic cup double the course for this year's pga championship is continuing to test the best golfers with some high—scoring and yo—yo style rounds kiawah island's ocean course in south carolina. let's go live to the course now where the bbc�*s golf correspondent ian carter is following the action. thank you forjoining us. what's the latest? thank you for “oining us. what's the latest? ~ , , . , latest? well, this is a very challenging _ latest? well, this is a very challenging day _ latest? well, this is a very challenging day for - latest? well, this is a very challenging day for the - players on this golf course. next of the atlantic open. —— ocean.

greg dawson, bbc news, westminster.edd elections, with mark drakeford expected to remain as first minister. this is the current situation, with mr drakeford's party having won 30 out of 60 seats so far. our correspondent, tomos morgan is in cardiff. mark drakeford mark dra keford was mark drakeford was front and centre of welsh labours campaign this year and it clearly has paid off. they've equalled their best ever tally, just one shy of a majority. the question now for mark drakeford, is how will they rule as a government? will they rule as a minority government or will they seek a less formal coalition such as the confidence and supply deal? will they ask the lib dem member tojoin them in a co—op maybe? forthe dem member tojoin them in a co—op maybe? for the tories, they gain some seats, however they will be disappointed they haven't been able to break the north—eastern red wall, simply dented, just getting one asleep there. for plaid cymru, not a great day, losing formerly debt leanne wood in the rhondda valley i'm n

is it true that you watched "dawson's creek" as a kid?ey? >> seth: right >> let's be real >> seth: yeah. >> i mean, no offense -- >> seth: i think his time has passed >> to dawson - >> seth: yeah. >> but it was all about pacey. >> seth: i mean, you know, we -- at our house, we call it "pacey's creek." yeah, you know >> i was just going to say that. >> seth: but this is true. my, i've have not -- i'll just be honest. i have not watched "dawson's creek" but my wife was a big fan. and she rewatched it during quarantine so i would just sort of hear it on while she watched it on her -- she would watch it on her iphone and then i would read "the odyssey. [ light laughter ] we're very different she likes that and i like, you know, in the original greek - >> yeah. but can i just say that, you know, in "the odyssey," i don't think that anybody was buying anybody a wall >> seth: that's true >> so -- >> seth: that's very true. >> so there's that >> seth: and did he know this when you met did you -- did you -- how fast did you show your hand it was l

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greg dawson.ster, gordon brown, has called on borisjohnson to use next month's g7 summit in cornwall to step up funding of the global covid vaccine roll—out. $66 billion is required to complete the un—led covax programme, and gordon brown says that at least two thirds of that sum ought to be covered by the g7 group of nations. he said that while most adults in britain have had vaccinations, the figure in africa was just 2%, and ii% for india. india has reported more than 8,800 cases of the deadly "black fungus" in a growing epidemic of the disease. the normally rare infection has a mortality rate of 50 %, with some only saved by removing an eye. india has seen thousands of cases affecting covid—i9 patients. doctors say there is a link with the steroids used to treat covid. the former bbc journalist martin bashir has defended his controversial panorama interview with princess diana in 1995, and rejected suggestions that his actions were ultimately responsible for her death two years later. in an in

that was craig dawson reporting. —— that was greg dawson reporting.etary priti patel says the bbc�*s reputation has been "compromised" following lord dyson's report into howjournalist martin bashir obtained his interview with princess diana for panorama in 1995. she said the bbc�*s governance and accountability could be strengthened during the renewal of its royal charter. meanwhile, speaking to the sunday times, mr bashir has said he never wanted to harm diana and that to shoulder him with the responsibility for the royalfamily�*s relationship with the media is unreasonable and unfair. tim muffett reports. the fallout from the publication of lord dyson's report continues. it concluded that martin bashir had used deceitful behaviour to secure his 1995 interview with diana, princess of wales. speaking to today's sunday times, the former bbc journalist tells prince william and prince harry that he is deeply sorry about what happened. he acknowledges again that forging bank statements which were shown to diana's brother, earl spencer, was wrong. but he d

. >> for now this only involves two counties in georgia, hall and dawson which have very low vaccination, 29% of residences have gotten one shot, only 25 percent in dawson county, the georgia state average is 37%, the national average 47%. so to bump up the east county's vaccination rates, anyone who has been convicted of a crime and has to perform community service as part of their sentence could have their service hours cut in half meaning if their sentence takes 80 hours, you get the shot and do only 40 hours, the court says there is no pressure to comply no consequences if you don't comply except for that little parts where then he would have to do all of your community service hours, court officials say that they don't track how many offenders have been offered the deal, but one public defender says it is "pretty much every plea." in massachusetts a few months back, planning to cut jail sentences for those in made to i get the vaccine, then there was pushed back and rescinded the plan. right now all georgia counties are watching this program very closely to see if it helps raise vac

we're going to restaurant owner andrew dawson. he's the owner of a restaurant in the columbus area.tand you're working ungodly hours right now because you're picking up so much of the slack that you can't get from people you that need to be hiring. help us understand what your day-to-day life is like right now. >> currently, my day-to-day life is open and close. almost every single day. so, i'm working six days a week. and luckily, i'm closed that seventh day so i can take some time off, and unfortunately, that sometime is still spent inside of the restaurant, doing interviews and trying to conduct interviews, or at least we're scheduling them. so there are days i schedule 45 interviews and have three applicants show up in those. and so a lot of day-to-day operation with trying to conduct those interviews or messaging those applicants. and just no response on the forefront at all. >> that number is so striking. you've had 45 interviews scheduled. and yet, only three showed up. do you have any reason for that? do you know why that's happening? >> if i were to go ahead and run with my

we had catherine dawson who won the 100 backstroke. a loss of races. that is really exciting for british women. very exciting times ahead. the third round of golf�*s us pga championship is under way in south carolina and once again phil mickelson is proving that age isjust a number! the 50—year—old leads the way after his second round. he's just teed off at kiawah island on five under par. england's ian poulter is already on the course. he made a nice start with a birdie at the second, but he's dropped back to two over. paul casey is the best faring brit — the englishman is three off the lead on two under. but it's been another disappointing day forformer champion rory mcilroy. he bogeyed the first hole and never really recovered. he's now five over par. that's all from sportsday. have a very good night. good evening. at least we've had a respite from the persistent rain today, although there has been a cluster of showers out and about. by the time we get to tomorrow, we have got another area of rain coming in. not as persistent and wi

tonight, rosario dawson, dr. anthony fauci, and music from anitta. and now, jimmy kimmel!h, hi, there. i'm jimmy, i'm the host. thanks for watching. i'm glad we're together. i want you guys to know something. you are, and i mean this -- you are the bill to my melinda, so thank you. [ laughter ] bill and melinda gates yesterday announced that they have decided to part ways after 27 years of marriage. they got the 27-year itch, i guess. [ laughter ] the split is said to be amicable, they've already agreed to a custody arrangement. bill gets to spend time with their money on tuesday nights and every other weekend. [ laughter ] melinda gets it the rest.

tomorrow night, our guests are rosario dawson, music from anitta, and dr. fauci.vid catastrophe. the people of india crying for help. >> hospital no more beds, no more beds. >> the coronavirus ravaging the second most populous country in the world. and here at home we're with the doctors r racing against time t get help to desperate loved ones overseas. >> it's worse than anything i could have imagined. >> where america stands in shipping the covid-19 vaccine t reflecting on service and sacrifice. >> we're fixers, you know. our job is to fix people's problems, not to have problems ourselves. >>

kathleen dawson, molly renshaw, laura stephens and anna hopkin combining to break the championship recordsquad looking in fine form just weeks away from the tokyo 0lympics. there are three matches in super league this afternoon. huddersfield giants thrashed bottom side leigh centurions by 44 points to six. wakefield trinity beat hull kingston rovers 28—12. and leeds rhinos host hull fc around 15 minutes gone in that one, the score 6—0 to the hosts. and the diamond league athletics is well under way in gateshead — britain's dina asher—smith has qualified fastest for the hundred metre final. a time of 11.45 seconds for her in her heat. and what a strong final it will be — asher—smith will line up against jamaica's shelly—ann fraser—pryce and american sha'carri richardson — that due to take place just after 8.20 pm. you can watch all the action over on bbc two. that's all from sportsday. have a very good night. hello. if you are out and about this evening, be aware — we've still got some heavy rain and some lively winds. by tomorrow, that will be stuck across the north of scotland and instea

britain's kathleen dawson has won her first major individual swimming medal for five years. schmid won stage 11 of the giro d'italia, but egan bernal was the big winner, increasing his overall lead to 45 seconds. the colombian and his ineos grenadiers team left his rivals in the dust on the way from perugia to montalcino. he attacked just before the finish to increase his advantage. british riders hugh carthy and simon yates are up to fourth and fifth overall, more than a minute off the pace. and that's all the sport for now. hello there. wednesday was another unsettled day. the majority of the showers that formed were across eastern areas through the afternoon, so we had some of these thunderclouds going across the skyline in cambridgeshire. further west, though, wales and western england, well, it was a largely fine afternoon with some long spells of sunshine at last. but it's not going to stay that way. 0n the satellite picture, we've already got our next weather system. it's been moving quite quickly across the atlantic, but it's going to put its brakes on and become rea

everyone did see this coming the german club make it a record 19 titles in a row lives exhausted dawson it means no one can now catch by and here's a look back at health they call him. coach andy flick was unable to repeat by a prolific trophy haul from last season and an apparent rift with his superiors likely brought his time at the club to a premature end. but on the pitch it was business as usual by and demolished child to 8 no in the opening game of the season. robert even gosh he proved once again his nose for goals he's well on his way to set a new industry go gold record. and yet so much about this season was unusual the coronavirus pandemic meant that most games were played without spectators put it just right and there was nothing normal about by and losing $41.00 to hoffenheim early in the season the champions responded however in typical fashion by going 12 games unbeaten and it would be january before the next defeat at. their form was never quite as imperious as in the 1st half of the season but they won when it mattered a one no victory at leipsic in the early april's all

a team of adam peaty, james guy, kathleen dawson and anna hopkin won the mixed 4x100 metre medley relayer four dominic thiem in the lyon open. norrie produced a brilliant performance to beat the austrian in straight sets 6—3, 6—2. he's enjoyed a strong start to 2021, having already won a joint career—best tally of 21 matches. norrie will play france's arthur rinderknech in the last eight. england bowlerjofra archer will undergo surgery tomorrow in a bid to resolve an issue with his right elbow. archer's already been ruled out of the two—test series against new zealand. he saw a medical consultant after suffering pain in his elbow while playing for sussex against kent last week. the england and wales cricket board hasn't said when they expect him to return. a new documentary about the life and career of sir alex ferguson is out in cinemas next week. the premiere took place at old trafford this evening, and the former manchester united manager was in attendance. three years ago, he suffered a life—threatening brain haemorrhage, and sir alex has been revealing how the incident affected his

disaster", and claimed that "lives and money" were needlessly lost. 0ur political correspondent greg dawsonr cummings is due to face questions on the issue from mps on wednesday. he of course was the prime minister's chief adviser at that time. now, via a series of tweets he's giving an indication of what he's going to tell those mps. he is making the claim that the government's official plan was this policy of herd immunity via infection, effectively letting the virus spread throughout the population to boost immunity levels. he says the government only abandoned that idea when it was warned by scientists of the consequences. now mr cummings in his tweets describes those consequences as hundreds of thousands of people choking to death. today the government have flatly denied those claims, the home secretary priti patel was on the andrew marr show earlier this morning and she says the policy was about saving lives and protecting the nhs. can you now admit as government that herd immunity was the policy until march? not at all, no. absolutely not. our policy from the outset, andrew, the poli

kathleen dawson, molly renshaw, laura stephens and anna hopkin combining to break the championship recordreat britain finish the championships on top of the medal table with an impressive 11 golds. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. the bbc has uncovered allegations of widespread neglect and illness among the 20,000 migrant children being detained at camps in america. many of the youngsters say they ve fled violence in central america. the us government said children in its care have access to nutritious food, recreation and are being kept in a healthy environment. hillary andersson�*s report begins on america's southern border. midnight on the rio grande. smugglers carry migrants across to the land that they've dreamt of. but this is a night of fear. many of the adults will be deported in the morning. there are children here too, travelling alone. most of them will stay. jordi has fled violent gangs in guatemala. tonight, he has a new dread — america's camps for migrant children. this is donna, texas. these tents held almost 4,0

let's speak to our political correspondent greg dawson. quite extraordinary.ght at the heart of its own completely different things. tell us what's the latest.— completely different things. tell us what's the latest. dominic cummings was the prime _ what's the latest. dominic cummings was the prime minister's _ what's the latest. dominic cummings was the prime minister's chief - was the prime minister's chief adviserfor i6 was the prime minister's chief adviserfor 16 months in the was the prime minister's chief adviser for 16 months in the two of them from a very powerful political alliance and he is due to give evidence in the house of commons on wednesday regarding the handling of the pandemic and via his twitter feed he has given us a little flavour of what to expect. he describes the government's handling of the pandemic is a disaster, says that lives and money were needlessly lost and on that key point of herd immunity which is essentially letting the virus spread needlessly through the population so that the own in response has built up, he said that tha

dawson it's not about these 3 macronutrients because food is actually 30000 chemicals. hey folks next up on dennis miller plus one can you believe 25 years in shorter of a century since the original space changed they got a new one coming up at space jam a new legacy and one of the heavy hitters in the voiceover they also happens to be one of the sweetest guys eric but also i don't know quite know will find out from him who he's voicing and film but he'll be there they brought in all all the players in the boy so we'll also talk to him about in a show you has an apple t.v. plus a good message for the kid caught unplugs the internet certainly an alluring tool but strangely pool plugged in get up there and i think the speaks to that eric browser right after this mr miller what's one. hey folks welcome to dennis miller plus one now look at that mug on this guy i can tell that he's a happy a beauty and so on that's part of the reason that he this is let's call him one of the most preeminent voice actors on on the planet right now he's the voice of the looney tunes character

with me is our political correspondent, greg dawson. martin bashir was rehired in 2016 has certainly been asked over the last day or so. but there now seems to be a real focus on it. but there now seems to be a real focus on it— but there now seems to be a real focus on it. ~ ., , _ focus on it. when he was rehired by the bbc as — focus on it. when he was rehired by the bbc as religious _ focus on it. when he was rehired by the bbc as religious affairs - the bbc as religious affairs correspondent in 2016, they commended his enterprising journalism, it talked about his well established reputation in the industry. we know the man who the time knew that martin bashir was capable of dishonesty in his journalism, indeed in the 1990s when he was head of bbc news he conducted an investigation to find out if martin bashir had fabricated bank statements to land the princess diana interview, and it concluded he had. so today we have a conservative mp and head of the commons media select committee which scrutinises the bbc saying he has written to

i'm joined by our political correspondent greg dawson.his is going to come as a surprise to some people because lord hall was director of news 25 years ago. yes. director of news 25 years ago. yes, this is a significant _ director of news 25 years ago. yes this is a significant development, but for many, it won't be surprising given the nature of the criticism levelled at him and lord dyson's inquiry into what went on. as you say, he was director of news in the 19905, say, he was director of news in the 1990s, during the period where martin bashir try to persuade princess diana to do the interview and in the subsequent investigation into how he landed at interview. lord hall personally took responsibility for the investigation and it found that martin bashir had indeed faked bank statements. however, that initial bbc inquiry in 1996 did not contact girls spencer and lord hall at the time said he still believed that martin bashir was an honest man. earlier this week, lord dyson's inquiry described that any investigation is woefully ineffec

0ur political correspondent greg dawson is here. why is this blowing up now?ipally because of dominic cummings, the former chief adviser to the prime minister. he is due to give evidence in parliament next week about the government's early stage handling of the pandemic. via his twitter feed he says the government official plan was herd immunity, in other words to let the virus spread freely throughout the population in order to boost immunity levels. number ten have flatly denied this. this morning the home secretary priti patel said the only plan was to protect lives and save the nhs. before he left downing street, dominic cummings was a man whosejudgment was street, dominic cummings was a man whose judgment was trusted by boris johnson and it looks like that judgment on the early stages of the pandemic will be very critical on his former boss.— pandemic will be very critical on his former boss. the home secretary, priti patel, says the bbc�*s reputation has been compromised following lord dyson's report into howjournalist martin bashir obtained his intervie

kathleen dawson, molly renshaw, laura stephens and anna hopkin combining to break the championship recordessive 11 golds — ahead of russia and italy. the squad looking in fine form just weeks away from the tokyo 0lympics. and france's ligue one is being decided tonight, will it be lille or psg? you can follow the scores on the bbc sport website. but that's all from me. thank you very much. here's a story coming into us through the day. some of china's top long distance runners are believed to be among 21 athletes who died in extreme weather during a 100 kilometre race. the competitors were hit by plummeting temperatures freezing rain and gales on a mountainous course in gansu province. aru na iyengar reports. it's one of the deadliest incidents in chinese sporting history. the race crosses complex terrain, making search and rescue operations more difficult. over 20 competitors in the 100km mountain ultramarathon have died and others are receiving treatment in hospital. 1200 rescuers were sent to search for the missing runners. those who died of thought have suffered from hypothermia. offi

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._ hilton dawson, monster raving loony party, 108 - votes._ hilton dawson, the votes. thank you!0 volts. rachel sara featherstone, the green party candidate, 358 votes. add gaines, independent, 126 votes. andrew micheet— independent, 126 votes. andrew michael hagan, liberal democrats, 349 votes — michael hagan, liberal democrats, 349 votes. stephenjack, commonly known _ 349 votes. stephenjack, commonly known as_ 349 votes. stephenjack, commonly known as steve jack, freedom alliance, — known as steve jack, freedom alliance, no lockdowns, no curfews, 72 votes _ alliance, no lockdowns, no curfews, 72 votes. christopher kinnock —— christopher— 72 votes. christopher kinnock —— christopher killock, 248 votes. samantha jane lee, commonly known as samantha jane lee, commonly known as sam lee, _ samantha jane lee, commonly known as sam lee, independent, 2904 votes. claire _ sam lee, independent, 2904 votes. claire martin for the heritage party, — claire martin for the heritage party, 468 votes. gillian wendy mortimer— party, 468 votes. gillian wendy mortimer are commonly known asjill mort

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failed in scandinavia fluke or dawson's got. some american airlines are already taking space weather into account and the international civil aviation organization recently established a working group to determine when aircraft must remain on the ground. co-creator we need hard space weather data for forecasting and we need appropriate standards enabling information to be passed on worldwide as to what effects can be expected under what space weather conditions and what actions must be taken but that is still in the process of being developed for the coming years. nature has its own struggle with space weather with some birds and insects for example the monarch butterfly relying on their own navigation system based on earth's magnetic field. this normally enables them to reliably find their way to their winter home however if earth's magnetic field is disturbed by a solar storm the sensitive insects get lost. in autumn when the sun is no higher than 52 degrees in the sky it gives the starting signal for millions of monarch butte

let's speak to our political correspondent, greg dawson.and that key claim is made. he said government's official plan at the start of the pandemic was herd immunity and let the virus spread freely throughout the virus spread freely throughout the population. it said the government changed its mind on this when it realised it would leave the catastrophe, in the words of dominic cummings. the government has always said in the early stages it followed the best scientific life and it will hold an enquiry into the pandemic in the fullness of time to review what happened. he had a relationship with lorisjohnson, they worked in downing street for 16 months and borisjohnson downing street for 16 months and boris johnson trusted downing street for 16 months and borisjohnson trusted his judgement and now dominic cummings is delivering the judgement in a very damaging way. delivering the judgement in a very damaging way-— delivering the judgement in a very damaging way. the organisers of glastonbury festival have apologised after thousands of people

he's the only money expert that slept with our square jar, founder david dawson.t weren't for all the ambien, fox news contributor. back to menu and says yes, tyrus! [applause] >> yes, i. >> greg: tyrus, pertaining to the angry black male, what advice would you give to your neighbor if your neighbor comes from a blue state? >> stay off my grass, i'm not joining any of your clubs, i don't want to hear a funny story, i don't want to hear about any of your other black friends. act accordingly. that's basically all you can ask for. the one thing i learned very quickly going from california to louisiana, we all mind our own business there. we are cool, everybody knows everybody, but it's short. anything longer it's liberal and everyone stares about you. your lot about 15-20 seconds to get your good mornings in and then you can make a comment about the trees growing a little bit older. that's about it. don't act brand-new, act like you are supposed to be there. it's fine. you don't have to fill it with -- a, did you see what was going on in sports yesterday? i know you

he beat the mpjeff dawson to take the top post in the party. jack —— jeffrey donaldson. to you. the turkish grand prix has been cancelled only two weeks after it was added to the formula 1 calendar. turkey has been placed on the uk's red—list, which makes racing there unworkable with so many of the teams based in this country. turkey had replaced next month's canadian grand prix which was also scrapped because because of covid travel restrictions. there will now be a second austrian race next month, with the french grand prix brought forward by a week. the portuguese government has updated travel advice for brits heading to the country from next week. tourists now are allowed into the country from monday, which of course involves the many manchester city and chelsea fans heading to porto for the champions league final at the end of the month. both clubs say they are working with uefa to understand exactly what protocols will be in place. there was some confusion last night, with the portuguese government saying that their entry restrictions were being extended until the

well, away from football, britain's kathleen dawson has won her first major individual swimming medalg his overall lead to 45 seconds. the colombian and his ineos grenadiers team left his rivals in the dust on the way from perugia to montalcino. he attacked just before the finish to increase his advantage. british riders hugh carthy and simon yates are up to fourth and fifth overall, more than a minute off the pace. and that is all the sport from us for now. hello there. wednesday was another unsettled day. the majority of the showers that formed were across eastern areas through the afternoon, so we had some of these thunderclouds going across the skyline in cambridgeshire. further west, though, wales and western england, well, it was a largely fine afternoon with some long spells of sunshine at last. but it's not going to stay that way. 0n the satellite picture, we've already got our next weather system. it's been moving quite quickly across the atlantic, but it's going to put its brakes on and become really quite slow—moving as the low spins its way across the united kingdom. so, w

her boyfriend's name is dawson jack. this is like -- it feels like -- >> it's perfect. yeah. it's perfectly orchestrated except, mr. rivera, jack has an alibi because jack was at work. so that really doesn't work for you. you left out the part about stopping the vehicle to help the injured unicorn and nurse him back to health. >> martha: it's incredible. you know, much has been made of the fact that he came in from mexico. he talked about the fact that he was brought in by a coyote today. why was that relevant at this point for him to be the person saying? he also went back to the 11-hour interrogation. another effort i would imagine to try to show that she was mistreated or, you know, an issue with reading him his rights. anything in there that you think is relevant or useful for the defense? >> no. these jurors will hone in on the evidence, look at what he said at the time and also they're going to see how it doesn't fit -- what he's saying does not match. that said in the interest of being fair, it only takes one juror. it takes one juror that looks at him and says, hmm, i

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a team of adam peaty, james guy, kathleen dawson and anna hopkin won the mixed 4x100—metre medley relay joint career—best tally of 21 matches. norrie will play france's arthur rinderknech in the last eight. england bowlerjofra archer will undergo surgery tomorrow in a bid to resolve an issue with his right elbow. archer's already been ruled out of the two—test series against new zealand. he saw a medical consultant after suffering pain in his elbow while playing for sussex against kent last week. the england and wales cricket board hasn't said when they expect him to return. and a new documentary about the life and career of sir alex ferguson is out in cinemas next week. the premiere took place at old trafford this evening, and the former manchester united manager was in attendance. three years ago, he suffered a life—threatening brain haemorrhage, and sir alex has been revealing how the incident affected his everyday life. i was under a lot of restrictions. i couldn't drive, and then when i could drive, i couldn't drive motorways. and i couldn't drive at night. although i occasionally

and in michael dawson's 1994 book kind of mule he proffered this theory that the history of slavery amounted to such high experiences of discrimination that no matter any advances in socioeconomic status, for the most part most african americans are willing to vote for the group rather than putting their self interest and head. so that's where that theory comes from. it's from that book. and it's been challenged here and there and it's been applied to different groups so we test them among latinos and we tested them for asian americans and for other marginalized communities. the question is have you tested it for muslim americans and the answer is yes but linked state is not as strong for the muslim community as it is for the african-american community and half of that is this history of discrimination is nowhere near the history that history for african-americans so let me give a couple of examples why and let me argue againstit and show you why it matters sometimes . one, as i mentioned, american muslims are such a diverse group. they're so incredibly diverse . 30 percent of enslaved afric

kathleen dawson took gold in the 100 metre backstroke, breaking the championship record after winningtalia. italy's giacomo nizzolo sprinted to victory on stage 13, a 123—mile flat ride from ravenna to verona. colombian egan bernal leads by 45 seconds. british riders hugh carthy and simon yates are still more than a minute behind in fourth and fifth place. and the six nations looks set to remain on free to air tv after the organisers have reached an agreement in principal for the coverage to continue to be shared by the bbc and itv over the next four years. the bbc will broadcast all scotland and wales home matches, as well as the bbc will broadcast all scotland and wales' all scotland and wales' home matches, as well as all of the women's tournament. itv will show all england, ireland, italy and france home games in the men's competition. we'll have lots more for you on sportsday. the health secretary matt hancock has been giving evidence to the inquiry set up to investigate how thousands of patients were infected with hiv and hepatitis c through contaminated blood products in the 19

thank he, dawson, to lebanon. now where the caretaker, foreign minister shared by wednesday has died after starting a diplomatic ride with arab golf states on tuesday, saudi arabia in the united arab emirates summon. so i've been on the invoice to the object comments made by west bay during a televised interview. he accused golf country of supporting isis in the region, and criticize the murder of journalists jamal, shoji in the side, the consulate. it is stumbled 2018 when it has since apologize. thing he does not mean to offend brotherly arab countries. migrants are continuing to travel from morocco to spanish enclave then north africa despite the conditions them around a 1000 people have crossed into see by sea. over walking along the coast. the spanish government, somebody sent back many of the recent arrivals. european union is urging morocco a stop that doesn't have also reached maria, or caesar and melissa, one of 9 territories controlled by spain and africa, in case of long attracted migrants, you're tryin

and so in michael dawson's 1994 book behind the mule, he had this theory that the history of slavery, amounted to such high experiences of discrimination that no matter, and the advances in social economic status, for the most part, most african americans are willing to vote for the group rather than putting their self-interest ahead. and said that is where that theory comes from. it is from that book. it's a challenge here and there is been applied toif different groups. among latinos only tested for asian americans and we tested for other marginalizedli communities. have you tested it muslim america the answer ist yes. but like for other groups, link state is not as strong for the muslim community part of that is the history of discrimination is not nowhere near the history nowhere near the history for african-americans. and so let me give a couple of examples why and i will argue against it until youy why it matters sometimes. so one comment 30% of enslaved africans who came to the knighted states from muslim part they were forcibly converted to christianity. even though remnants o

says he's even more excited now, after the mixed relay team that also included james guy, kathleen dawsonty of sunshine in the south of france and south carolina, but as we know, the uk weather is notoriously fickle. fans returned to county cricket grounds yesterday following the easing of covid restrictions. and this is what many were greeted with. remarkably, there was at least some play in all of the matches, but most were affected by the rain and miserable conditions. after waiting for so long to enjoy some county cricket in what should be late spring sunshine. that is all the sport for now, victoria. news just newsjust coming in, the metropolitan police have said they will assess the contents of lord dyson's report on the bbc panorama interview with diana to, quote, ensure there is no significant new evidence after previously deciding not to begin a criminal investigation. scotland yard say in a statement released in a few minutes they had determined it was not appropriate to begin a criminal investigation into allegations of unlawful activity in connection with the 1995 interview, b

that's exactly what kathleen dawson had to do. ready to take on the world. every time i come through the gates, it reminds me of the amazing times i had when i was six and seven years old. i get that same buzz. and you feel like a superhero. riding motocrossjust as he did when he was six years old, and like thousands of other youngsters getting into this sport across the uk. it must be working for him, though, because he's won six world titles! his sixth trophy coming last autumn. and now a seventh consecutive world title is in the sights of his team that is based in spain where he does ride his superbike. these machines are the racing versions of the road bikes you can buy in the shops and do your commute on, which is one reason so many fans relate to this sport. and he has built a huge following, one that in 2017 helped him to the second place of bbc sports personality of the year award. that was, i would say almost life changing because suddenly people from outside the sport in the street were started noticing me and i was like

with this round up, here's greg dawson.y fall short of the overall majority that would strengthen the argument for another independence referendum. the prime minister is not waiting for the final tally before having his say. in an interview in this morning's daily telegraph, borisjohnson says now is not the time for another vote, describing the prospect as reckless. the uk government's position is very clear for— the uk government's position is very clear for this — the uk government's position is very clear for this. we don't think there is another— clear for this. we don't think there is another case for another referendum, particularly now as we try to _ referendum, particularly now as we try to chart— referendum, particularly now as we try to chart our way out of the pandemic— try to chart our way out of the pandemic and get our economy going again. _ pandemic and get our economy going again. but_ pandemic and get our economy going again, but we will obviously deal with whatever we have to deal with once these — with wh

the team took the handwriting to the expert, mickey dawson, the man who set up a state police handwritingimple, did either end or ethan forge that check from kate, the one ethan tried to cash? >> immediately, that day, our handwriting examiner said, that's them, no question about it. >> so, if he thin and heather ford to check from kate. what else to do they do? the team need to look in that apartment. if kate had been there, there still might be evidence of something. but how to get in? >> the landlord has her right to inspect a tenants homes for health and safety and welfare. a landlord decided he needed to go in and spray four bucks. >> you can understand why that might be done at that place? >> seems that it would be best if he went with him to ensure the bucks were all taken care of. >> surveillance expert bobby mitchell's gps device showed easton's car was out somewhere. >> we opened the door, to go inside, ethan mack sitting on the couch, smoking a joint. >> for god sake. >> i'm like, hell, unlike, hey, the exterminators coming, in 30 years dangerous chemicals. you have to step out