and tyson fury will take on dillian whyte later in what's expected to be one of the biggest all—britishweight fights in boxing history. now on bbc news, it's sportsday. hello, i'm olly foster, here's what's coming up on sportsday this evening. we're getting closer to that huge all—british world title fight, as tyson fury defends his heavyweight crown against dillian whyte. four goals forjesus and manchester city are four points clear in the premier league. verstappen wins the sprint to start on pole for tomorrow's grand prix at imola. good evening, we'll have all the football in a moment, but the main event today is at wembley stadium. we're just a few hours away from the all—british world title fight as tyson fury defends his wbc heavyweight belt against dillian whyte. we'll hear from our reporter at wembley in a moment, but first here are the the fighters. being back in england, after all these years, four years away, and fighting me old pal dillian whyte in england for all the glory. fans are in for a real treat, 94,000 people are going to see a good tear—up. i know dillian whyte per

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awfully hard because he is expecting awfully hard because he is expecting a tough test against dillian whytedaytime and then created a ring outdoors to try and replicate the conditions tonight at wembley. he knows he may not get another opportunity to fight for the heavyweight title, so long as he waited for this opportunity, and he says he is willing to gamble, it would take all the risks necessary, even a means getting knocked out, to try and become the heavyweight champion of the world. so while tyson fury is the favourite, it may not be that straightforward. whyte is a tough competitor. it straightforward. whyte is a tough competitor-— straightforward. whyte is a tough cometitor. , ., competitor. it will be some occasion with 94,000. — competitor. it will be some occasion with 94,000. it — competitor. it will be some occasion with 94,000, it should _ competitor. it will be some occasion with 94,000, it should be _ competitor. it will be some occasion with 94,000, it should be fantastic. great way to bow out, should you want to bow out come of the sports. we buy all this retirement talk f

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at the minute, i have a massive task, a lot of people underestimate dillian whyte but not me.ountry to poland, has scored the winning goal in a friendly match between ukrainian side shaktar donetsk and polish club lechia. dima keda, was brought on as a substitute by donetsk in the last minute of the game in gdansk. and what a moment for him he was allowed to put the ball in the net... to his delight... both sides enjoyed that... as did the fans watching. keda's been living with his family in poland since they fled the besieged city of mariupol last month and that's all your sport for now. from all of us here goodnight. overall, a lot of dry weather this easter weekend. there is an east—west split across the uk, though. for many, the skies will be like this, not clear blue, but there will be some warm, sunny skies coming through. but the further west you are, you will be closer to atlantic weather fronts trying to come in — so the cloudier skies here and the chance of seeing a little rain at times, whereas further to the east, you're closer to high pressure, for now, keeping th

tyson fury will defend his wbc heavyweight title against dillian whyte. he best in the division but whyte is planning to shock the boxing world. earlier, i spoke to jamie moore, former british, commonwealth and european boxing champion, now boxing trainer. did he think whyte could beat fury? he's more than capable of doing it. i think it will be a very competitive fight. i don't think many people are giving him that much a chance, because tyson fury, over the last few years, has just been head and shoulders above everyone else, but i think it'll be much more competitive than people are expecting. and in terms of the, you know, the strategy that each one will be going into this with, how do the two differ? see, tyson fury seems to have a lot of strings to his bow in terms of his style. you know, generally, he uses his height and reach to his advantage, and, sort of, he's very mobile for the size of him, but we've seen him in his trilogy with deontay wilder, he can really mix it up. he can do it going forwrd. he carries a lot of power, as well, so i think he

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tyson fury has retained his title as wbc heavyweight champion, after beating dillian whyte in front ofrwards he again vowed to retire from the sport. fury knocked out whyte in the 6th round of the bout. afterwards he again vowed to retire from the sport. i am going to go home with my wife and my kids. spent a lot of time on the road, i have been away a long time. i've fulfilled everything i've ever wanted to fulfil. i am going to retire as the only second heavyweight in the history after rocky marciano to retire undefeated. i am a legend in this game and you cannot deny it. i am the best heavyweight there has ever been, there ain't never been one that could beat me. do you know why? i am not being just confident. 6' 9" frame. 270 lbs weight. can move like a middleweight, can hit like a thunderstorm and can take a punch like...anybody else. let's get more now on the conflict in ukraine — we've been following the journey of a group of orphans who left their home in the eastern ukrainian city of dnipro. they arrived in the uk a month ago, and have been getting used catriona renton met the

tyson fury has retained his title as wbc heavyweight champion, after beating dillian whyte in front ofm going i am going to go home with my wife and kids, spent a lot of time on the road, i have been a long time and fulfilled everything i wanted to fulfil. i am going to retire undefeated. two—time ring magazine... it has not been in my area. all roads lead to the gypsy king and i was unbeatable in this game. i will not rule out exhibitions for sure. you know, i want to have fun. entertain, it is what i do best. i am a legend in this game and you cannot deny it. i am the best heavyweight there has ever been, there has not been when that could beat me. do you know why? i am not beenjust that could beat me. do you know why? i am not been just confident. six foot mainframe. can move like a middleweight and hit like a thunderstorm and can take a punch like anybody else. don't forget you can stay up to date any time on the bbc website and you can get in touch with me on twitter. thank you for your company stop. hello. a lot of dry weather to come across the uk for the remainder of today and

tyson fury will defend his wbc heavyweight title against dillian whyte.h and european boxing champion, now boxing trainer. he says whyte is definitely capable of beating tyson fury. he's more than capable of doing it. i think it'll be a very competitive fight. i don't think many people are giving him that much of a chance because tyson fury, over the last few years, has just been head and shoulders above everyone else. but i think it'll be much more competitive than people are expecting. tyson fury seems to have a lot of strings to his bow in terms of his style. generally, he uses his height and reach to his advantage and he is very mobile for the size of him. we've seen in his fight with deontay wilder, he can really mix it up, he can go forward and he carries a lot of power as well, so i think he'll go in and out of different styles. dillian whyte, he's generally a pressure fighter, he comes forward, he's a good body puncher, so i think he'll try and wear tyson fury down on the body. one to watch! that's all from us now. you can reach me on twitter — i'

tyson fury has retained his title as wbc heavyweight champion, after beating dillian whyte in front of. i'm going to go home with my wife, my kids. i've spent a lot of time on the road, i've been away a long time. i've fulfilled everything i've ever wanted to fulfil. i'm going to retire as the only second heavyweight in history after rocky marciano to retire undefeated. iama i am a legend in the game. i am the best heavyweight. i am notjust being confident, 6—foot name frame. can move like a middleweight, can hit like a thunderstorm and can take a punch like anybody else. he does say he is retiring. you are watching bbc news. you can stay up to date on the bbc news website and you can contact me on social media. thank you for your company. a lot of dry weather to come across the uk for the remainder of today and well on into the week ahead as well. very scant amounts of rainfall to come through the remainder of april. today the winds are a little lighter than they were on saturday, but still quite blustery. and there'll be easterly or north easterly winds, quite a big area of low press

meanwhile fury�*s opponent dillian whyte decided to skip today's open work—out, ahead of that highlye same room since the all—british wbc title fight was announced. whyte also missed the unveiling press conference in march. and speaking to the bbc, he explained why. i do things properly, you know? these guys want to mess about and penny pinch and they send back and offer me tickets, three or four tickets, to break my training camp, go to england, spent two days doing this and come back again. covid as well, there is a higher risk of near one of my team getting infected and messing up the whole fight, losing the whole fight. these guys are stupid. british number one cameron norrie had to fight hard but is through to the third round of the barcelona open. despite being 145 places higher in the world rankings norries struggled against egor gerasimov of belarus. the world number ten had to come from behind to win in three sets and claim his 16th win of the year. not such good news though for britain's number two, a surprise defeat for twelfth seed dan evans who's been knocked out of the

big respect to dillian whyte and his team. proper professional men.. we will put a show on like no other before. it will be a wall, don't worry about that. now for the football. it's a big day in the race for the top four in the premier league. manchester united travel to face arsenal in the lunch—time kick—off. but one player united will be without today is paul pogba, who has been ruled out with a calf injury. the french midfielder limped out of united 4—0 defeat to liverpool on tuesday, and interim manager ralf rangnick says it is more than likely pogba has played his last game for the club, with his contract expiring this summer. right now it doesn't make sense to think about that because, as i said, he would be available for the game tomorrow, and most likely not for the other four upcoming games. tomorrow, and most likely not for the otherfour upcoming games. as it seems right now, he will not renew his contract and i don't know, maybe the club or eric will also not want to renew the contract. i don't know. but it is most likely he won't be here

— boxing, tyson fury and dillian whyte. the biggest batch of— moment for boxing fans. the biggest batch of british boxes for almost 30 years _ batch of british boxes for almost 30 years. there was a postwar record of 94,005— years. there was a postwar record of 94.005 fans — years. there was a postwar record of 94,005 fans packed into stadium last i'll-ht 94,005 fans packed into stadium last night to— 94,005 fans packed into stadium last night to see tyson fury take on dillian — night to see tyson fury take on dillian whyte for the wbc world heavyweight championship. and the gypsy king kept hold of his crown, knocking out whyte with less than ten seconds left of the sixth round. that uppercut there. tyson fury remains — that uppercut there. tyson fury remains unbeaten. a big win for him. after the fight, tyson _ big win for him. after the fight, tyson fury— big win for him. after the fight, tyson fury insisted that he still might— tyson fury insisted that he still might retire, that he can walk away from _ might retire, tha

world heavyweight champion tyson fury says retirement is not on his mind before his bout with dillian whyte'm only thinking about dillian whyte, not retirement. that will all come after the fight. think about what the future holds for me. at the minute, i have a massive task, a lot of people underestimate dillian but not me. and finally, a 12—year old ukrainian boy who escaped from the war in his country to poland, has scored the winning goal in a friendly match between ukrainian side shaktar donetsk and polish club legia. dima keda was brought on as a substitute by donetsk in the last minute of the game in gdansk. and what a moment for him he was allowed to put the ball in the net. to his delight, both sides enjoyed that... as did the fans watching. keda's been living with his family in poland since they fled the besieged city of mariupol last month. hello. overall, a lot of dry weather this easter weekend. there is an east—west split across the uk, though. for many, the skies will be like this, not clear blue, but there will be some warm, sunny skies coming through. but the further west y

his opponent, dillian whyte, is a rising star in world boxing who's campaigned for nearly three years me at his training camp in portugal he's hoping to be punch perfect. i've earned this position, you know. i've been fighting for it for years. it should have happened three to three years ago. but, you know, we're where we are and it's finally happening. so, you know, i'm trying to not think, oh, my god, it's happening. i'm just preparing for it like any other fight. while the build—up has been somewhat overshadowed by the news that daniel kinahan, tyson fury�*s former business partner, has been sanctioned by the us government for allegedly running a criminal organisation, but for the fans here, their focus is on what is a huge night in british boxing history. the last major heavyweight title fight here in the uk involving two brits was when lennox lewis defeated frank bruno in cardiff in 1993. he believes this fight isjust as big. the last time i boxed frank bruno, it was in an outdoor stadium and the roar of the crowd, i still remember that. and now we're going to get it again with

boxing, tyson fury has retained his world heavyweight titles in his all—british battle against dillian whytembley. fury was always on top and was comfortably ahead when he put whyte on the canvas with an uppercut in the sixth round. whyte made it back to his feet, but the referee stopped the fight, also known as a technical knock—out. it means fury retains his wbc title and keeps open the option of a fight to unite all of the heavyweight titles. but after the fight, he hinted he might retire, saying he had done his duty to his fans by fighting in the uk again. some football news, with two of europe's biggest clubs have won their national titles in record—breaking style. first to secure the trophy were bayern munich in germany. they beat borussia dortmund 3—1, meaning they are now bundlesliga champions for an unprecedented tenth straight year in a row. and in france, paris saint—germain guaranteed their record—equalling tenth ligue 1 title despite a 1—1 draw at home with lens. a group of would—be hosts, sponsors and supporters of ukraine have held a vigil outside the home office in london. ma

have packed into wembley stadium to watch tyson fury defend his world heavyweight title against dillian whytever an hour. now on bbc news. our world. myanmar is now in a state of civil war. what started in february 2021 as a mass protest movement against the military coup is now a nationwide armed uprising. a people's army made up of unlikely soldiers. they are sacrificing everything to fight for democracy in myanmar. their enemy is the general who seized power in a coup. i'll stain that top elected leaders in the country. what started as a protest movement is now an armed uprising. we follow a mother and student as they become soldiers in this new civil war. as the death toll mounts and the world looks away, can they restore democracy? deepin deep in the jungles of myanmar, hundreds of protesters are being turned into soldiers, here in this rebel army camp. among them is this 20—year—old. hejust finished high school when the military seized power in february last year. he arrived here four months after the coup. he is undergoing intensive training. we have been given rare access to film. in

and tyson fury will take on dillian whyte later in what's expected to be one of the biggest all—britishight fights in boxing history. now on bbc news, it's time for hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. what lessons have the russians learned from the progress — or lack of it — of their military offensive in ukraine? right now, russian forces are focused on the east of the country — the donbas. and what happens in the next few weeks will be critical for the future of ukraine, of russia and of european security. my guest is the former russian oligarch turned arch putin foe mikhail khodorkovsky. if putin is cornered, how will he respond? mikhail khodorkovsky, welcome to hardtalk. speaks russian. western leaders say that vladimir putin invasion of ukraine must fail. do you think they understand what it will take to ensure that putin's war ends in defeat? in a sense, this war is about will — it's about the will and determination of putin, about the will of ukrainians, led by zelensky, and also about the will of the west to confront putin. whose will, right now, do you think is t

and tyson fury will take on dillian whyte later, in what's expected to be one of the biggest all—britishweight fights in boxing history. now on bbc news, escape to paraquay. bbc mundo�*s mar michel has been finding out why a group of towns in the south american country has suddenly seen a spike in new settlers. 0n the banks of the parana river, built among some of paraguay�*s most fertile land, hohenau, 0bligado and bella vista, or the united colonies. these german settlements were first established more than 100 years ago by immigrants wanting to farm the land. recently, paraguay has seen a new wave of german immigration. babbles yes, we have a problem in germany, but it is not so easy to talk about this problem. but that's not all. we've been told that in the last four weeks, at least 1,200 people have entered the country illegally. so can that be true? are german immigrants really breaking into paraguay? and if so, why? it's one of the oldest cities in south america. asuncion, the capital of a nation built on immigration. paraguay lost half its population during the triple alliance wa

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meanwhile fury�*s opponent dillian whyte decided to skip today�*s open work—out, ahead of that highlyhese guys want to mess about and penny pinch and they send back and offer me tickets, three or four tickets, to break my training camp, go to england, spent two days doing this and come back again. covid as well, there is a higher risk of near one of my team getting infected and messing up the whole fight, losing the whole fight. these guys are stupid. british number one cameron norrie had to fight hard but is through to the third round of the barcelona 0pen. despite being 145 places higher in the world rankings norries struggled against egor gerasimov of belarus. the world number ten had to come from behind to win in three sets and claim his 16th win of the year. not such good news though for britain�*s number two, a surprise defeat for twelfth seed dan evans who�*s been knocked out of the tournament. he lost in straight sets to the world number 68 from italy lorenzo musetti. tournament favourite neil robertson is comfortably through to the second round of the world snooker championsh

and british boxer tyson fury retains his wbc heavyweight title after beating dillian whyte at wembleyum. now on bbc news it's time for the travel show. this week on the show... going wild in chile. we've actually found a huemul deer. can you see him in the distance? treasure hunting in lebanon. and on board a leaky boat in crocodile—infested waters. i have lots of water in my boat. i don't know exactly why yet, but here it is. chile and patagonia, a place where tradition is meeting progression. a wild majestic spectacle where one of the world's longest countries has benefited from the largest land donation in history to create a conservation project on a vast scale. among the plans in place is an initiative hoping to bring more visitors to the area, called the route of parks, joining 17 old and new national parks together to create a huge network of wild areas to explore, more than 1,700 miles. myjourney to its heart takes me six hours in a 4x4, along rough terrain. so, we've blown a tyre, and as you can see behind me, the road is pretty rough. we've hit one of these huge potholes, an

in a statement released on twitter, mtk global said tyson fury and dillian whyte held an unsually amicablethey'll fight at wembley stadium in front of 96,000 fans on saturday night, with fury making a defence of the title he last won in february 2020. it is the first time the two have been in the same room together, mainly due to whyte's reluctance to attend any press events, however they managed to remain civil with whyte explaining it's all about mutual respect. it's about respect. we understand, it's true warriors. he knows, he understands the warrior code. he knows, you know, i'm the kind of guy that he swings and me, i'll start swinging. but if he treats her with respect, i would treat them with respect. that's my life motto. if you treat me with respect, i will treat you with respect. that's me. and at the world snooker championship at the crucible, bothjohn higgins and jack lisowki have secured their spots in the next round. in this evening's session former world number one ding junhui was knocked out by englands kyren wilson. wilson winning by ten frames to eight. in this evening's

i've got dillian whyte to deal with myself and do i want the winner?anticipated world heavyweight title fight with tyson fury at wembley on saturday. it was to have been the first time fury and whyte had been in the same room since the all—british wbc title fight was announced. whyte also missed the unveiling press conference in last month. speaking to the bbc, he explained why. i do things properly, you know? these guys, they want to mess about and penny pinch and this and that and try to offer me tickets, like, three orfour tickets on ryanair economy to break my training camp, go to england, spend two days there doing it and come back again. and then it's covid as well. there is a high risk of me or one of my team getting infected and missing the whole fight, losing the whole fight. these guys are stupid. so the trash talking is certainly taking place but they don't seem to be getting in a room together at the moment, perhaps he wants to leave that until they face each other in the ring, perhaps when you are calling people stupid perhaps you want som

night's all british — world heavyweight title fight at wembley stadium between tyson fury and dillian whyteighter than his last fight leaving him just 11 pounds heavier than whyte. 94 thousand people will watch him defend his wbc title — a post—war european record for a boxing crowd. you feel the nerves and the tension, you have a look around the arena and you have a look around the arena and you can feel the noise and you know during the big event because the noise is different and it dissipates into the air and into the roof edge of sounds like a stadium. as soon as the first bell goes, none of it matters. lewis hamilton has yet another tough day in prospect when formula one holds its first sprint race of the season on saturday. qualifying was chaotic at imola in italy. alex albon's williams caught fire and carlos sainz crashed his ferrari. the latter incident ended hamilton's hopes. before the action could resume it rained and he was left stuck in the garage. he'll start from thirteenth with team mate george russell eleventh. red bull's max verstappen will start from pole ahead of ferrar

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and tyson fury will take on dillian whyte later, in what's expected to be one of the biggest all—britishight fights in boxing history. now on bbc news. click is in madrid, looking at whether vr can be used to help children manage chronic pain. this week, another chance to see if video games can play the pain away. the vfx that made bond make that bend, and there was this enterprising young fellow. in the shadow of battersea power station in london, the future of mankind hangs in the balance. our two heroes are on a desperate mission to save the earth from being wiped out by an asteroid. hang on, you're bashing some boxes around now. what's this? 0oh! 0h! 0k, well done. bit near. 0h! and quite frankly, they're being hopeless about it. do you want some nitrogen? can i throw it to you? 0k, i've got no feet. yeah, throw it to me. all right. look, they you go. can i catch it? got it. 0k, well, what am i actually doing with it now? erm, i don't know. hang onto it, i suppose. well, that's why you've given it to me, cos you don't know what to do with it. this is a vr escape room in space where t

expected for british world title fight as tyson fury defence is title against dillian whyte. give from lewis hamilton who is explained why he is getting involved in a bid to buy. but now on bbc news, it is time for the film review. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is anna smith. 50, anna, what do we have this week? if you are a nicolas cage fan, we have the unbearable weight of massive talent in which the actor plays a comical version of himself. next up, playground, rather more serious belgian drama about bullying that takes place in the school. in happening, and award—winning french drama about the 1960s. the title alone of your first choice is just so brilliant. the title alone of your first choice isjust so brilliant. i the title alone of your first choice isjust so brilliant.— isjust so brilliant. i love the idea of it- — isjust so brilliant. i love the idea of it. two _ isjust so brilliant. i love the idea of it. two guys - isjust so brilliant. i love the idea of it. two guys read - isjust so brilliant. i l

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and tyson fury will take on dillian whyte later — in what's expected to be one of the biggest all—british fights in boxing history. now on bbc news... talking business. hello, everyone, and welcome to talking business weekly, with me, aaron heslehurst. let's talk about what is on the show. it is the great business retreat, more than 750 companies exit russia in response to putin's war in ukraine. but many still remain. will those making the stand really make a difference or is it more symbolic? i am going to find outjust how important these foreign brands are to the russians and their economy. i will be discussing all of that with these two experts, one who has been naming and shaming corporate in action, and one who has been helping companies make these big decisions. also on the show, mounting calls for a full embargo on russian energy. the boss of ukraine's biggest oil and gas company tells me why current sanctions don't go far enough. where ever you are joining from around the world, once again, a big hello and a warm welcome to the show. you know, as the death and destruction continu

90,000 fans are in wembley stadium watching tyson fury defend his world heavyweight title against dillian whyte right now. hello, welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us. with me commentatorjoe phillips and editor of the sunday people and the sunday mirror nigel nelson. first, let us look at the front pages. the sunday telegraph says that priti patel has accused the bbc of exhibiting an undercurrent of xenophobia when reporting on the new emigration deal with rwanda. journalist from the bbc were in rwanda to report the story and ask questions about the plan. i am the leader that britain needs, that is according to borisjohnson in the sunday express as he launches a full throttle defence of his premiership. the front page of the sunday people claims that the chancellor is in hot water with plans for a swimming pool at his home. destruction and defiance, how putin's wore unfolded on the front page of the independent as it reports on two months of the conflict in ukraine. the sunday mirror front conflict in ukraine. the sunday mirrorfront page conflict in ukraine. the sund

tyson fury has retained his world boxing heavyweight title in the battle of the brits against dillian whyte

90,000 fans are in wembley stadium watching tyson fury defend his world heavyweight title against dillian whyte

and british boxer tyson fury retains his wbc heavyweight title after beating dillian whyte at wembleyum. before a capacity crowd. now on bbc news, musician ed sheeran speaks exclusively about his shape of you copyright lawsuit. # so you can keep me # inside the pocket of your ripped jeans...#. ed sheeran faced claims that his 2015 song photograph was strikingly similar to the song amazing by x factor winner matt cardle. sheeran settled out of court without admitting any guilt. by the time he'd become the uk's leading male recording artist, he'd released three of the top ten best selling albums of the last decade in the uk. # i'm in love with your body...#. and his 2017 song shape of you, co—written with his regular songwriting partnersjohnny mcdaid and steve mac, remains the most streamed song on spotify ever, with over three billion streams to date. but the song led to another lawsuit for sheeran. this time, the grime artist sami chokri claimed that sheeran had borrowed a refrain from chokri's song 0h why for shape of you. chokri demanded a songwriting credit, and the uk's official m

tyson fury weighs—in nearly a stone lighter than usual for his heavyweight title defence against dillian whyterow. good evening. the united nations has described the war in ukraine as a horror story of violations against civilians and says there's growing evidence war crimes may have been committed. near the beseiged southern port city of mariupol us satellite images appear to show a mass burial site containing around 200 graves. russian forces have been trying to fully capture the city for several weeks. they do control most of the area, but hundreds of ukrainian troops are still hiding out in the sprawling azovstal steel plant. today president putin accused ukrainian leaders of refusing to allow their soldiers to surrender. our correspondent catherine byaruhanga has more from southern ukraine. haunting, apocalyptic scenes in mariupol. russia has bombarded this city into near submission. once home to about half a million people, thousands are believed to have been killed. emergency workers from russia are filmed here, retrieving the dead. moscow has repeatedly denied that its troops are respo

boxing, tyson fury has retained his world heavyweight titles in his all—british battle against dillian whytend was comfortably ahead when he put whyte on the canvas with an uppercut in the sixth round. whyte made it back to his feet, but the referee stopped the fight — also known as a technical knockout. it means fury retains his wbc title, and keeps open the option of a fight to unite all of the heavyweight titles. but after the fight he hinted he might retire, saying he had done his duty to his fans by fighting in the uk again. for the first time in two years, rio's famous carnival has been taking place. the event was cancelled last year and delayed this year due to the coronavirus pandemic. thousands of locals and tourists were there for a display of dance, music and colour. the bbc�*s tim allman reports. music plays. you can say this for the people of rio — they certainly know how to put on a show. but this particular show has been absent for two long years, the shadow of covid looming large. translation: it's a moment of rebirth, of understanding l that we have to hope, even though many

dillian whyte has decided to skip today's open workout ahead of his highly—anticipated world heavyweightrday. this was set to be the first time fury and whyte had been in the same room since the all—british wbc title fight was announced. whyte also missed he unveiling press conference in march. former tennis world number one ashleigh barty has fuelled speculation she may attempt a top—level career in a third sport by signing up to for a golf exhibition. the aussie announced her shock retirement from tennis in march aged just 25. she is a keen amateur golfer with a reported handicap of four. she will play in the icon series injuly, alongside manchester city boss pep guardiola and olympic champion swimmer michael phelps. barty had previously turned her hand to professional cricket, playing in the women's big bash league in 2015. i'll have more for you in the next hour. let's get ore now on ukraine and the new russian offensive focussing on the east of the country. earlier today my colleague joanna gosling spoke with phillips o'brien, who previously ran the scottish centre of war studies an

tyson fury says he may now retire, having beaten dillian whyte to retain his wbc heavyweight belt innight. ade adedoyin was there for us. a punch—perfect finish from tyson fury. the atmosphere electric, the ring walk extravagant. it even included a seat on a throne. his opponent's entrance much more measured. after a cagey start, things got heated in the fourth round. this one of several warnings from the referee to keep the action clean. both began to find the target in the fifth, and then the finish a round later. a peach of a punch, whyte flat on his back. brilliant and brutal. whyte staggered back to his feet, but was in no shape to continue. anotherfight, another emphatic win for fury. so what next? i'm going to go home with my wife and my kids. i've spent a lot of time on the road. i've been away a long time. i've fulfilled everything i've ever wanted to fulfil. i'm going to retire as the only second heavyweight in history after rocky marciano to retire undefeated. two—time ring magazine heavyweight champion of the world. there has never been a ring magazine holder in my era, n

and british boxer tyson fury retains his wbc heavyweight title after beating dillian whyte at wembley stadium. now on bbc news, the media show — piers morgan returns. ros atkins interviews piers morgan after signing for rupert murdoch's new talktv channel. hello, and welcome to the media show. our guest today is the star signing of rupert murdoch's new talktv network. it's piers morgan, of course. and he won'tjust have a show in the uk, it will also be streamed on fox nation in the us, it will be broadcast on sky news australia. as well as that, there is a column in the sun, in the new york post, and there is a book deal with harpercollins, too. all of which is owned by rupert murdoch, all of which is a significant bet on one man grabbing the world's attention. let's hear why he thinks that bet is worth making. piers morgan, thank you for coming on the show. how does that happen, how does a deal get thrashed out? it was fortuitous, really. the whole good morning britain blow—up with the meghan markle thing, and the free speech debate, it was all raging in the uk, predominantly, around

expected at wembley stadium later for the all british world title fight between tyson fury and dillian whyteagainst deontay wilder in 0ctober...but at 18 stone 8lb he's still a stone heavier than whyte. 94 thousand are expected to be there, which would be a post—war 94,000 are expected to be there, which would be a post—war european record for boxing. another busy day at the crucible at the world snooker championship. ronnie 0'sullivan needed just the one frame when play resumed to reach the quarterfinals and he took the first frame of the session against mark allen so he goes through 13 frames to 4. the six time champion will now play stephen maguire these are live pictures from the crucible the first session between former championjudd trump and anthony mcgill. applause this has been a really cagey match, only three frames in, judd trump coming back to level against anthony mcgill but the scotsman anthony mcgill but the scotsman anthony mcgill has got his nose in front again and it looks to be another tight frame there for the fourth one. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for yo

tyson fury knocks out dillian whyte then says the fight in front of a record crowd at wembley may be

and tyson fury will take on dillian whyte later in what's expected to be one of the biggest

tyson fury says he may now retire having beaten dillian whyte to retain his wbc heavyweight belt in front perfect finish from tyson fury. the self—styled gypsy king remains the king of the ring. the atmosphere electric, the wing —— ring walk elaborate, it even included a sit on the throne. his opponenfs included a sit on the throne. his opponent's was much more measured. after a cagey start, things got heated in the fourth round. there were several warnings from the referee to keep the action clean. both began to find the target in the fifth, then the finish one round later, one punch, white on his back. brilliant and brutal. white staggered back onto his feet but was in no shape to continue. another emphatic win for tyson fury. so, what's next? g0 emphatic win for tyson fury. so, what's next?— emphatic win for tyson fury. so, what's next? ,., ., , what's next? go home with my wife and my kids- _ what's next? go home with my wife and my kids. i've _ what's next? go home with my wife and my kids. i've spent _ what's next? go home with my wife and my kids. i've spent a _ what's next? go hom

at wembley stadium this evening to watch tyson fury defend his world heavyweight title against dillian whyteo, welcome. officials in ukraine say five people, including a three—month—old baby, have been killed in a russian missile attack on the port city of 0desa. 18 others were wounded. this video shows the aftermath of a strike on a residential building. the russian defence ministry says its missiles destroyed a logistics terminal in the port city, where it said foreign weapons were stored. 0ur correspondent caroline davies has just sent this report from 0desa. siren wails thick black smoke that cut through the calm of a saturday afternoon in 0desa. this was the aftermath of missile strike on the city. 0n the ground — blown—out glass, debris, burning cars. and ukraine's firefighters and army trying to limit the destruction. vitalia and her son, nikita, were on the 12th floor when it hit. translation: there was a very strong explosion directly on top of us. - it broke all the windows in the apartment. i smelled smoke very strongly. we collected what we could and then we ran. when we reached