or maybe for doncaster to be the home of great british rail headquarters. sadly there is a more pressing issue and that is that men are dying so much younger than they should so will the prime minister meet with me to discuss the merits of having a minister for men and the benefits of a men's health strategy? that way the next time i am fortunate enough to get a pmq i can lobby the prime minister for a new hospital for doncaster and for doncaster to be the home of great british rail headquarters . >> i think my honorable friend very much for his work in this area. we are determined to tackle all of the health conditions that he has described. we care about mental health and suicide prevention. and i noticed his plea for a new hospital. i know it's one that's shared by many colleagues this is the government that is funding that making it possible thanks to the , decisions we've taken allowing our economy to grow which would not have been possible if we listened to them. >> on this side, not only do we believe that law breakers can't be lawmakers, but also th

at the other end of the table, fleetwood and morecambe stay up on the final day, and gillingham, doncasteron the league with a thumping 4—0 win against espanyol. they've sealed the title with almost a month of the season remaining. their triumph capped a remarkable milestone for carlo ancelotti, with the italian becoming the first manager to capture titles in each of europe's top five leagues — england, spain, germany, italy and france. needing just one point to guarantee the title, madrid clinched their 35th league crown in style. one of football's highest profile agents, mino raiola, has died. raiola was involved in some of the biggest deals in the game and he represented players including paul pogba, erling haaland and zlatan ibrahimovic. he was 5a. england are celebrating their fourth women's six nations title in a row, that's after a 24—12 victory in their winner takes all grand slam decider in france. the result confirms england's status as firm favourites for the world cup in new zealand later this year. jo currie reports. when you're ranked number one in the world and have a grand

knottingley, lexi and friends enjoyed full throttle practice circuits with a bonus, a masterclass from doncastert moto. when i were young, women's world championships wasn't really even a thing. you never really saw women race motocross, so my aim was if girls can see me do it now, maybe i'd inspire the younger generation to come and start, or ride a bit more, and that's what i'm hoping to do. so maybe they have seen me at the level i'm racing and thought, "do you know what? i want a bit of that." it's such a family—orientated sport. the people you meet are amazing. the ambition, the dedication that the riders have to the sport is unreal. it's dangerous but if you do it right then it's just really fun and, yeah, i enjoy it a lot. the best thing is all the people you meet. the worst is probably the crashes and how expensive it is. by the way, who cleans your bikes? my grandad does. sometimes i help but not very often. lexi's motocross ambitions have hit an obstacle after this burglary, caught on security cameras, during which her two most cherished but uninsured bikes were stolen. while a police

but disappointment for gillingham, doncaster, afc wimbledon and crewe who are all relegated to leagueleague, one game manchester city moved into the champions league places after thrashing brighton. city scored three times in the opening 15 minutes — with khadija shaw getting two of them. brighton pulled two goals back but then city really kicked on in the second half, shaw finishing with four goals as city won 7—2. the result means they leapfrog manchester united into third place. they play west ham tomorrow lunchtime. mino raiola, the agent who represented some of the world's best footballers has died at the age of 54. the italian looked after the likes of manchester united midfielder paul pogba and borrusia dortmund striker erling haaland. in a statement posted online, his family called him �*the most caring and amazing football agent that ever was.�* next, let's head to the crucible in sheffield where mark williams has come back from 9—2 down to draw level withjudd trump at 14 frames all, in the final session of their semifinal. 17 frames are needed to win. earlier today the penul

but disappointment for gillingham, doncaster, afc wimbledon and crewe who are all relegated to leaguema too on the final day in the women's six nations, with the match in bayonne between england and france deciding the grand slam. so far it's good news for the red roses, they lead 21—7 at the break. two tries from sarah bern and one from abbie ward have helped them to a healthy lead. the players are just coming out for the second half. while wales lost their final women's six nations match against italy in cardiff by ten points to eight. however, it's still a third place finish which is their best in 13 years. wales had two players sin binned in the first half and italy capitalised with scrum half sara barratin touching down to give them the lead. it took wales until the 75th minute to get a score — keira bevan went over and wales had a one point lead. but they were unable to hold on and a last minute penalty from michealla sillari sealed the win for italy. next, let's head to the crucible in sheffield now where we're into the final session of the semifinal between judd trump and mark

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tonight with the context — former labour mp caroline flint, who's in the south yorkshire town of doncastern christie, republican party strategist who's in our washington studio. 50 days after russian launched its invasion of ukraine, president volodymyr zelensky has told the bbc that european countries still buying russian oil and gas are complicit in moscow's actions, and have blood on their hands. in an interview with my colleague clive myrie, president zelensky said energy payments were funding russia's war machine, allowing civilians to be killed. your present giving russia $1 billion a day for oil and gas. and they've been giving you $1 billion a day... translation: we don't understand how you can make money out of blood. - unfortunately some european countries have done this. before the war began i spoke to chancellor angela merkel and said if a full—scale invasion of ukraine happens, they will go further into poland and after that they will be on the border with germany. if that happened, would you say to your people, it's fine, it's just business? how do you maintain hope in the fu