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in the northwest of england.ter winds but much colder than today. temperatures typically 7 or 8 degrees, whereas where it's dry across the midlands and southern england, it's still mild, temperatures of 1a, maybe 15 degrees. now, it's notjust rain that we're going to see, though, on monday. after dark, there could be some snow in the southern uplands leading to icy conditions by tuesday morning, by which point that area of low pressure will have taken the wet weather away and we're left with a cloudy start for england and wales. some sunshine for scotland and northern ireland will push its way southwards through the day. that very mild air is going to get pushed away, but 12 degrees is still possible in the southeast. but for many in the afternoon, it's going to be nearer 8 degrees or so. so it's turning chillier from the north. but if we look to the north again by the middle part of the week, we've got more isobars, some weather fronts. it's turning wet and windy, particularly in scotland. widespread gales here

england lead the five—match series 1—0.ve been a part of some amazing games over the last two years. we've had some incredible victories. but i think considering where we are, who we played against, the position we found ourselves going into, our second — second innings of batting was just be able to sit here now and say we've gone 1—0 up. i think that's a big reason as to why i feel this is our best victory since i've become captain. a lot of players are quite young in the sense that a lot of players are quite young in the sense that a lot of these guys do play a lot of white ball cricket and also maybe don't get a lot of time to get to play a lot of first—class cricket as well. so they are learning and i think they are getting there. but, like i said, i'm a little bit disappointed in the first innings, where we probably left about 17 runs on the ball. well, bbc sport's chief cricket writer stefan shamal has been reflecting on that win. here he is from hyderabad. it's certainly is the best win under ben stokes and brendon

west of england.pically 7—8. where it is dry across the midlands and southern england, still mild, temperatures of 14, maybe 15. it will notjust be rain we will see on monday. there could be some snow after dark in the southern uplands, leading to icy conditions by tuesday morning, by which point the area of low pressure will have taken away the wet weather, and we are left with a cloudy start for england and wales. some sunshine for scotland and northern ireland will push southwards through the day. the very mild air will be pushed away, but 12 degrees is still possible in the south—east. but for many in the afternoon, nearer eight or so, so turning chillierfrom the north. towards the middle of the week, more isobars, more weatherfronts, turning wet and windy into scotland. widespread gales on wednesday, and across northern ireland, northernmost parts of england, the really strong winds are in the far north and scotland. but for the highlands, we could see a couple of inches of rain. the wet and wind

england gave up a first innings deficit of 119. yet england turned it around.icent 196 was the greatest endings ever played by english batsmen overseas. hardly the first england spinners taking seven spinners on his test debut. when you're making comparisons for those sorts of names, england really have pulled off something special. but before this game, ben stokes said even winning one test match in india is a huge achievement. and it is, but winning a series is something for the ages. india have not lost here since india have not lost here since india actually in 2012. —— since england. england have been burned before. the last tour they won the first but went on to lose 3-1. just because england won this game that does not severally mean they will go on to win the series. they still have a huge task ahead of them. what they have shown is an experienced team or a team in particular with an experienced bowling, can compete with the indians. india will be very wary of that they will not be thinking, when are we safe against england? if you lose a test after you

and he found himself at the crease when england were 137—6.at ben stokes is almost england's patron saint of lost causes. he's almost at his best when his back is against the wall. he is playing solely as a batter and he really did step up. he managed to drag 109 runs out of england's last four partnerships. he really marshalled the tail. he hit three big sixes, two of them back to back to go past 50. it looked like it had the potential to be a real stoke special, but he was eventually undone by a special bit of bowling by jasprit bumrah to be out for 70, england's last man last man out when they were finally dismissed for 246. yashasvi jaiswal, what a prospect he is for india. he'll resume on 76 in the morning. yeah. i think he really got stuck into the england bowl in a 47—ball half century, 76 not out from 70 deliveries, nine fours and three sixes. a modern day batter, only 22 years old, but brought off on the ipl and the white ball game. it's just this fifth test match, but he's already made a big hundred. this is his second half century a

england all out for 246 with the hosts reaching 119—1 by the close.chief cricket writer stephan shemilt watched the opening day's play in hyderabad — and spoke to my colleague olly foster earlier. it was always going to be a question in this series of how england's swashbuckling batters dealt with turning pitches and india's skilful spinners. and you know what i think they did ok for 80% of the day. yes, they lost wickets in clusters. there was two times where they lost three wickets pretty quickly. but 246, i thought, when england were eventually bowled out, seemed pretty competitive. only later on in the day when india showed such intent with the bat, was that shown to be not the case. getting past 200, a lot of that was down to to ben stokes knock. and we know he's not going to be bowling in this series. so it was important for the skipper to step up today, wasn't it? yeah. and he found himself at the crease when england were 137 for six. and everyone knows that ben stokes is almost england's patron saint of lost causes. he's almost at his best whe

i confident england are in a good lace. ~' ., . place. i know the england fans are auoin place.ing to see _ place. i know the england fans are going to see a _ place. i know the england fans are going to see a team - place. i know the england fans are going to see a team that i are going to see a team that they— are going to see a team that they can _ are going to see a team that they can be proud to support, a team _ they can be proud to support, a team that — they can be proud to support, a team that fights for everything, a team that hopefully is trying to inspire pe0pte. _ hopefully is trying to inspire people, and a team you can really— people, and a team you can really get behind. i think that's— really get behind. i think that's the biggest thing. and we're — that's the biggest thing. and we're all— that's the biggest thing. and we're all behind jamie and we are behind the boys, whoever gets— are behind the boys, whoever gets picked, hopefully this is a really— gets picked, hopefully this is a really exciting time to be an english — a really exciting time to be an english

former england striker, gary lineker said he was a trailblazer for the sport. beckenbauer won the world cup as captain of west germany in 1974 and lifted the trophy again as manager in 1990, whilst also winning the german top flight as both a player and a manager. he also won the ballon d'or twice, too. lineker — who was part of the england squad who lost to beckenbauer�*s west germany side, in the semi finals of the 1990 world cup — felt he was a talent of a generation. well, he was a magnificent footballer first and foremost. he, unlike most world superstars, he was a defender, really. albeit he broke into midfield, he kind of caps the sweeper role, he was the first one to do it. he made that role of making the defender breaking to midfield and going forward. a very gifted player with the ball and very intelligent footballer. a lovely quy' intelligent footballer. a lovely guy, i met him very many times he had a real grace and charm about him. former arsenal striker thierry henry says he "must have been in depression" during his playing career. speaking to the

probably the best of the sentient south—west england, southern and western wales, north—west england,d doing the best with the sunshine for the rest of the day. temperature wise, may be a degree or so upon what we've had earlier in the week that, five to eight celsius. tonight, we hold onto the cloud across large parts of england and wales. where we have the cloud, not quite as cold as where we have clear skies and for scotland and northern ireland we could see dense fog patch is developing as temperatures fall away as low as —7 or minus eight celsius in central scotland, quite a sharp frost there. western fringes also have a frost but less than where we have the cloud. a gloomy day for large parts, a bit of sunshine breaking through the cloud in the morning but after the very cold start scotland and northern ireland and the far north of england will see the best of the sunshine through the afternoon, temperature struggling to get much above two or three degrees in scotland after that cold start. into the weekend, high pressure retreats to the west, allows the floodgates to open to a

england gets to work. on the one hand , he brings in military forces and on the other hand , he calls for negotiations. the veteran british soldier becomes a zionist as soon as he arrives in palestine. while educating jews, he implements a dangerous plan. formation of armed groups, brutal repression and collective punishment of palestinians. the jew takes an aggressive stance. two years later, with a combination of british and jewish forces, the night squads are formed. cruel and scary people. they torture and whip muslims they hit and pour dirt into the mouths of the villagers. violence against muslims becomes normal. at the same time, england also starts demolishing palestinian houses. their excuse is reconstruction. out of 240 houses that are destroyed in jaffa city, 6 thousand people are displaced. by 1939, 5 thousand houses were destroyed. any movement in the germ. chokes in the 1930s, when the united states suffered an economic crisis , the zionists reached an important agreement with nazi germany. i

marcus smith was set to start for england this weekend, and even though england haven't put a timescale play against italy, and it is another selection blow for the england boss, steve borthwick. he is already without 0wen farrell, manu tuilagi, 0llie lawrence and joe marchand in that midfield so it will be a whole new look. there is the experience of george forde to call upon, that is crucial as a world—class operator, but the intriguing option is northampton�*s in form but uncapped 21—year—old finn smith. and whether he starts or is on the bench, he is set now to make his debut in the stadio 0limpico. so lots for steve borthwick to ponder as he prepares to name his squad, starting xv, and the replacements on thursday evening but whoever is selected, the england scrum—half danny care is confident england are in a good place. i know the england fans are going to see a team that they can be proud to support, a team that fights for everything, a team that hopefully is trying to inspire people, and a team you can really get behind. i think that's the biggest thing. and we're all behind jam

her england team mate fran kirby got the other.clear at the top of the wsl. it's three wins in a row for rangers in the scottish premiership, as they try to chase celtic down at the top of the tablejust one at the top of the table. just one goal was needed at st mirren — a delightful long ball from john lundstram, slotted home by cyriel dessers — cool as you like — inside the first 15 minutes. and that's how it finished for ranagers who are second, and five points behind celtic with a game in hand. and that's because celtic did not slip up against ross county, although it was a tight one too, alistairjohnston�*s first—minute goal enought to win it. all 12 teams played today — victory for hearts and dundee as well. hibernian took home a point with a 1—1 draw against io—man kilmarnock. stjohnstone and motherwell also played out a 1—1 draw. the africa cup of nations returned to action with angola winning the first round of 16 match against namibia to become this year's first quarterfinalists. 3—0 it finished, with both sides finishing

and of the england fans are going — and of the england fans are going to _ and of the england fans areng to see a team that they could be proud to support. a team — could be proud to support. a team that fights for everything and hopefully trying to inspire we're — and hopefully trying to inspire we're all— and hopefully trying to inspire we're all behind jamie and all behind— we're all behind jamie and all behind the boys. gets picked this is— behind the boys. gets picked this is a _ behind the boys. gets picked this is a really exciting time to be — this is a really exciting time to be an _ this is a really exciting time to be an english fan and an english _ to be an english fan and an english player. with less than six months to go until the olympics, organisers say that security measures for the games are "unprecedented". the paris chief executive also says that they've sold almost all the tickets. 0ur sports editor dan roan has been speaking to etienne thobois. i don't know if it's the expectation of the gb performance and sold to british people and it will be the french supporter

this coming year and away from the england team.v has brought cannot be overstated. the enormous amount he's brought to this team. luke littler has been included in this year's premier league darts following his unlikely run to the world championship final. despite his defeat to luke humphries on wednesday, the 16—year—old manchester united fan has gained many new fans. matt graveling spoke to him earlier. it's been a roller—coaster. i'm glad i was a part of a good final. me and luke averaged over 100 each. loads of 1—4. loads of 180s and both had a 170. the big fish in there. but he deserved it. he played the better darts. were you able to sleep last night without really thinking about that double 2, which 4—2, could have made it 5—2, butjust outside? i think that's the only negative about the game. it could have gone a three—set lead up and then i would have been two away. but it was a lot of traveller's visits. a lot of 58s and 59s, which i've got to work on, because if you do that against luke, when he's on an 18—game winning st

because of india get a lead of about 100 runs, then england are really going to be “p then england arethen england are really going to be u- aaain. �* , then england are really going to be u- aaain. fl ., ., then england are really going to be u- aaain. v ., ., ., up again. let's move on to the tennis. the women's final at the australian open will be between the reigning champion aryna sabalenka and china's jung qinwen, both coming through their semi—finals in straight sets today. here's our sports correspondent andy swiss. out for revenge. the last time she faced off in the us open final comment was the american that educates, and the rematch proved predictably tense, but when the first set went to a tie—break... the defending champion sees debts, but could she sees the match, well coco gauff wasn't done, the second set was equally tight. but that for games all, she secured the break. the belarusian was on the ring and moments later victory was hers. sabalenka, the first woman to reach consecutive finals in melbourne since serena williams in 2017 after another impressive display. she s

well, almost over 500,000 people in england coming out in london. protesting against the policies of the zionist regime or this happened in washington in new york shows that the people of yemen and the ansarullah of yemen are acting in accordance with the international demands of the public opinion of the world, and it is the american, the american government and the british government that he has placed himself in front of the public opinion of the world and in front of his own public opinion, and against their wishes, he is actually supporting the genocide of the zionist regime in gaza. the third is that the americans are involved in a game that seems to be influenced by the zionist lobby taking and doing this under their pressure. yes, i imagine that considering that the american elections are coming up and the americans do not have the so-called power to manage an all-out war in the region, i imagine that under the influence of the public opinion of the world and to be influenced by the so-called zionist lobby. and in order to reduce this failur

the sovereignty of palestine reached england. england becomes guardian. herbert samuel, his zionist deputies become rulers. waves of jews are coming. the efforts of mufti quds do not go anywhere. muslims are oppressed and jews are supported. in 1929, everything is in favor of the jews. jewish factories flourished. jewish workers grew exponentially. and muslims became unemployed. since 1929, the jewish population has become a threat to muslims. 6 thousand jews are shouting in tel aviv. wall it belongs to us. they say about the wall of mourning. the shining wall of the prophet's ascension in jerusalem , jews draw a curtain in front of the wall of nadba and chant on august 15th that the wall is our wall. muslims realize the danger and go to the nadba wall in a revolutionary movement. british police prevent and oppress muslims . the conflict escalates and hundreds of people are killed . many people are also arrested. 3 muslims are sentenced to death and the death sentence is executed immediately. on the other hand, only one of the jews will be judged, that to

a cloudy start for england and wales.developing more widely as the cloud retreats back towards east anglia and the southeast. here, temperatures could make double figures, but i think 7—8 degrees is going to be nearer the mark. it could be the odd shower coming into northwest scotland, especially as the breeze picks up later in the day. and if we look to the north, by wednesday, this deep low is pushing between iceland and scotland, really strengthening the winds overnight. very windy for scotland, widespread gales, gusts of 80mph for a while in the far north. and this squally band of rain sweeps into scotland and northern ireland, picking the winds up here, gusty winds and some rain in the far north of england. further south across england and wales, the winds much lighter. and after a chilly, bright start, the cloud will increase and we'll see top temperatures of 10 or 11 degrees. that weather front bringing that rain move southwards but weakens, so little or no rain coming into southern parts of the uk. and then anothe

england gets to work. on the one hand, it brings in military forces and on the other hand invites to negotiate. ordwingate, a veteran british soldier , becomes a zionist as soon as he arrives in palestine. while educating jews, he implements a dangerous plan. formation of armed groups, brutal repression and collective punishment of palestinians. jewish status. gets aggressive. two years later, with a combination of british and jewish forces, the night squads are formed. cruel and scary people. they torture muslims. they whip and pour dirt into the villagers' mouths. violence against muslims becomes normal. at the same time, england starts demolishing palestinian houses. their excuse is reconstruction. from 240 houses. which will be destroyed in the city of jaffa, 6 thousand people will be displaced by 1939, 5 thousand houses will be destroyed, any movement will be suffocated in the bud . their sale in the middle east and north africa will be provided and the parties to the transaction will receive the bene

public spending varies from region to region in england _ england.ngland and - region to region in england and the foreman nation to nation and it is higher than in wales and that's just the way it is but what we have seen over the years is a barnett formula introduce half a century ago going well out of date and nothing being brought in instead of it to ensure funding goes to wales where it's needed. and we know because of our postindustrial heritage and so on that we need that additional funding and wales. it is not coming. we know the uk conservative government are not willing to address the funding issue, but sadly, every single issue from keir starmer is he will stick to the tory orthodoxy proving it does not make a difference who is in power when it comes to let plaid cymru make that stand for our country. it feels like a type of change of government but that does not necessarily mean a change of attitude to wales.— not necessarily mean a change of attitude to wales. plaid cymru will make the case. _ attitude to wales. plaid cymru will make the

—— each holds england in room and wheels as well.ship game after they beat the buffalo bills for the third time in four years. the chiefs are looking to become the first team to win back—to—back nfl titles in 20 years. taylor swift once again in attendance to support her boyfriend travis kelce, who plays for the chiefs, as well as his brotherjason, who plays for the eagles, clearly enjoying himself. here's the playoff picture after the weekend's games. the chiefs now face the baltimore ravens for the afc title, after the ravens beat the houston texans 34—10 on saturday. and the san francisco 49ers, who got the better of the green bay packers, will host the detroit lions in the nfc title game after the lions beat the tampa bay buccaneers 31—23. it's just the second time the lions have reached this stage in the playoffs — they are one of four teams never to play in the super bowl. american nick dunlap has become first amateur to win a pga tour title since phil mickleson in 1991. the 20—year—old held his nerve on the last, holing a six—

farrell's replacement is england captainjamie george, england captain jamie george, who england captainjamie france is very clear. w . playing in france is very clear. ., , , clear. each individual is very different — clear. each individual is very different. what _ clear. each individual is very different. what they - clear. each individual is very different. what they decide | clear. each individual is very i different. what they decide to do for themselves and their careers and their families is whatever�*s right for them. the rules are very clear — if you choose to not play in england, then you won't be able to play for your country. then you won't be able to play foryour country. for then you won't be able to play for your country. for me, that is a choice those guys have made, and they're very clear about that. you can never hold it against someone making that decision because, ultimately, they are very entitled to choose how their career goes. india's star batter virat kohli will miss the first two tests of their series against england. the former skipper has told the indian cricket b

this is a move not out of the england cricketing manual. of the england cricketing manual. i seem a statistic that said england have played one seam since 1962. it is a measure of — played one seam since 1962. it is a measure of the _ played one seam since 1962. it is a measure of the methodology. - played one seam since1962. it is a measure of the methodology. there is a four spinners named in the squad to go out to india for this test serious. shoaib bahsir is currently at home because he hasn't been given at home because he hasn't been given a visa to go to india because he is of pakistani heritage. find a visa to go to india because he is of pakistani heritage.— of pakistani heritage. and at the last half hour _ of pakistani heritage. and at the last half hour that _ of pakistani heritage. and at the last half hour that has _ of pakistani heritage. and at the last half hour that has been - of pakistani heritage. and at the last half hour that has been a i last half hour that has been a resolution hopefully to the story, shoaib bahsir has

the best of the sunshine probably across central southern england, south west england, southern walesly for some sunny spells. you might see a bit of sunshine as well in northern ireland. 0n into friday's forecast, that cloud comes further south again. so east anglia, southern england, a lot cloudier this time, probably more in the way of breaks generally across scotland, northern ireland and probably north—west parts of both england and wales. temperatures give or take around about six degrees, so it is still on the cold side for the time of year. and the weekend has more of the same, really. high pressure stilljust about clinging on. so some cold and frosty mornings, largely dry weather picture with some of you seeing some sunshine, others staying a little on the cloudy side, but it will remain on the cold side. now, beyond that, next week, we get northerly winds diving southwards. they will bring some snow to scotland, i'm sure about that. we could see a weather system move into the cold air, which could bring some snowfall on its northern edge as well across parts of england and w

iitrul’hat time and new england run out? what will ha en time and new england run out?ith them possibly bringing someone and which is something not heard from in which the shock a lot of people do not see that coming it was either he had every responsibly or not at all. so because he's going to do that i think that is the change that needs to be made. they need someone who can help with the draughting class who can help bring in better talent but once the talent is there he can do so much with it as we have seen in the past of six super bowl championships. harriet dart and heather watson are among eight british players hoping to qualify for the australian open, which starts on sunday. because of rain, their qualifiers will be played tomorrow. cam norrie, dan evans, andy murray and jodie burrage are already in the main draw as are these three players. jack draper who's won his opening match at the adelaide international. the 22—year—old looked impressive as he beat argentina's sebastian baez in straight sets, 6—1, 6—3. but there was disappointment for the british number

inspiration from england's cricketers.midlands police have vowed to make more arrests after fighting broke out in the stands during the fa cup tie between west bromwich albion and wolves yesterday. play was suspended for 38 minutes in the second half as police and stewards tried to control the disorder that spilled onto the pitch. it's believed it could have been sparked by a number of wolves fans having tickets in the home end. some of the west brom players�* friends and family were seated in that section of the ground. kyle ba rtley was seen taking his children to safety. five arrests were made in relation to the violence. a number of police officers were injured and one supporter was taken to hospital with a head injury. west brom, who lost the game 2—0, say they will ban any supporter found to be involved. we shouldn't be talking about stuff like that in 202a. everyone should be able to come to football, behave themselves, enjoy it for what it is, two teams trying to win a game, enjoy it, accept winning and losing. go

it shows how well—respected she was at least in the church of england.

dan norris, the west of england's metro mayor.ry out a special review of an nhs trust which treated a man for mental illness before he went on to kill three people in nottingham lastjune. valdo calocane has been given an indefinite hospital order, for attacking barnaby webber, grace 0'malley—kumar and ian coates. jon kay has been speaking to barnaby�*s family, who say victim support within the criminaljustice system needs reform. yeah, so this was barney's room. remembering his big brother. seven months on, charlie webber says losing barney will never get any easier. i mean, obviously, it's massively, massively devastating. and i think... i need people to realise that it's something that isn't just affecting my life, it's affecting everyone's life. like, people i'll know in the future, people i know now, people around me, everyone's life is affected. people who didn't even know him, but they know me, it's affecting them because it's affecting me. so it affects everybody. the thing for me that wakes me up, and it's almost the first

many northern areas woke up to snow, parts of northern england to northern ireland, this was salford in greater manchester earlier. it stays very wintry across the northern half of the country, further snow likely, cold and sunnier further south. we further snow likely, cold and sunnierfurther south. we have had a couple of weather fronts moving on, some less cold air pushing in, so the rain, sleet and snow across northern ireland turning back to rain, similarfor northern england with snow becoming confined to the mountains but this more significant bunch of snowfall spreading across northern scotland will sink southwards into the central belt in southern gotland later this evening which could cause issues. snow across northern england, heavy snowfall across northern scotland, but much of central and southern england into wales will see sunshine, a bit of cloud towards wales, very cold, sub zero values across the northern half of the country so ice will be a risk. snow across northern scotland could cause issues for the evening coming through the central belt, glasgow across to edinb

i _ england against. that level when it comes to it, i had _ england against. it comes to it, i had some _ england against. that level when it comes to it, i had some talks - england against. that level when it comes to it, i had some talks and i comes to it, i had some talks and there are some tears and stuff like this, but that's normal after such a long time together in the cloud needs time to plan the future while we are solving the present and what will happen now. whatever happens in the future, i do not know. but i know that no cloud, no country for the next year, no other english cloud —— club ever. my managing skills are based on energy and emotion and our relationships in all these kinds of things. and it takes all of you and it needs all of you in the moment you think you can't do it like that any more, i am who i am and i am wherei any more, i am who i am and i am where i am because of how i am and the good and the bad things, if i cannot be that any more, stop it until the people. and tell the people. when he comes out against norwich and the spoke

so even though he's known very little other than new england he's not retiring. don't think there's much out there in the world that interests bill belichick other than football. if you want to talk about something other than football, you need to find somebody other than bill belichick to do it with because that's all he's about being part ofa team. breaking down film that still gets them up in the morning, gets them excited, and i think it's the only thing that he really, really cares about. former england manager sven goran—eriksson has revealed he has at best a year to live after being diagnosed with terminal cancer. eriksson was the first foreign coach to manage england reaching three major championship quarter finals in a row. after spells in english and italian club football he was most recently working at klaastad in his native sweden before stepping down 11 months ago. eriksson says he will "fight for as long as possible". so i fall and my children took me to the hospital. and after one day of examination. so i fall and my children took me to the hospita

the latest on england's attempt to kick off their test series in india with a win.it is in india. no, january, cricket, it's alla bit weird, a bit like the weather, surreal extremes, we swapped recent winter warmth and winter storms with some winter

being england captain, there is so much more to it thanjust, you know, being england captain. don't think she got as much credit for what she did do and was just relentless in everything she did. for me to take over it was a swift learning curve but one i definitely relished and loved every minute of it. it has not changed me as a player on the pitch. if anything it has made me better. i probably engage my brain a little bit more. just what i do is now even more important to what the rest of the squad or other players look up to. i have a great leadership group around me and i can pull on them when i need them but the lot of it comes down to then i have the last say on some stuff in just getting used to that is that new role in how we discuss and work things out. but the buck lies with me on most of it. boxing, and natasha jonas says she must beat mikaela mayer on saturday in liverpool but that it will be a huge test for her. jonas will defend her ibf welterweight title against former unified super—featherweight champion, mayer, who is considered to be among the world's best.

and i believe owen — in new england and i believe owen is _ in new england and i believe owen is a prol hall of famer— owen is a pro football hall of famer on_ owen is a pro football hall of famer on the first ballot. —— belichick _ famer on the first ballot. —— belichick. why? because he is the greatest coach of all times _ well, tom brady agrees, posting on social media that he could never have been the player he was without belichick. the coach is now 71 years old but only 14 wins short of the nfl all time record held by the legendary don shula. so even though he's known very little other than new england, he's not retiring. i don't think there is much out there in the world that interests bill billo other than football. if you want to talk about something other than football you need to find someone other than bill belichick to do it with because thatis belichick to do it with because that is all he is about. being part of a team, breaking down film, that is still get him up in the morning, gets excited and i think it is the only thing he really cares about. former england manager

those that were on a train to leave for england, who never even got as far as england. who never evengland... ..their story is pretty bad, as far as one can find out. but you can't find out exactly what happened. those that got to england were minimal because the trains were stopped. i tell you something that really strikes me about your story. you were involved in this remarkable effort to save lives in 1939. then you did military service, you served in the raf for a while. but you never really made a point of talking very much about what had happened in prague. and you never, if i may say so, you never really made much of an effort to meet the children whom you had the children whom you had saved, and who grew up to be adults in britain. why? i don't know. i don't know even today how, if i'd wanted to do it, i would have set about it. how do you set about having all these children — were dotted all over the place? what do you do? as long as you have an after—care system, which we had, to make sure that each of these children were being properly looked after, i didn't have to worry.

we are really lucky because in the nhs in england we now have i in the nhs in england we now have thatomic test rate. so wherever you are in england you have equal access to genomic testing of your tumour, in some cases it doesn't make any difference, but in other cases it makes a difference to what we choose. and as a result, it's available today. what we showed in the nature medicine paper today is there are two particular cancers which have now been added to the national genomic test directory in which genomic sequencing really makes a difference and that is brain cancer and ovarian cancer where the genome ring is superior to all other tests. and that will be available to all in england, and scotland, wales, northern ireland will follow suit. you can read more on the bbc website, lots more content there. thank you very much for coming on the programme. the immanent response we are expecting in the red sea in reaction to the houthi attacks. they discussed the rise in attacks on commercial vessels in the red sea and disruptive impact on global shipping but that is having. the prime mi

still a bit of dampness in the east for england.7—8 degrees will be nearing the mark elsewhere. the odd shower coming into nest scotland. if we look to the north, by wednesday, this deep low is pushing between iceland and scotland, really strengthening the winds overnight. very windy for scotland, widespread gales, gusts up to 80 miles an hour in the far north, and this squally band of rain sweeps into scotland and northern ireland, picking up the winds here. further south across england and wales, the winds are much lighter. after a chilly bright start, the clouds will increase and we'll see top temperatures of ten or 11 degrees. that weather front bringing the rain moves southwards but weakens, so little or no rain coming to southern parts of the uk, and another weather front from the atlantic eventually towards the north—west. but a dry and bright start with some sunshine for many. we'll see the cloud increasing in northern ireland and particularly scotland, with some rain arriving in the north—west, but still some sunshine for e

yemen's warning to america and england that they are committing the biggest stupidity and the red sea is still on the ships carrying fuel and their goods. it remains closed for the zionist regime. the question is whether this action of america and england will bring security for them or security will be taken away from them with the response of yemenis. in the name of allah, the most gracious, the most merciful. hello and good night, well-educated viewers. well, unfortunately, americans are one once again, with a military effort that was not in any legal rule and was not approved by the united nations security council, i have to tell you that it caused the insecurity of a significant part of the situation in the persian gulf of babolmandb and the black sea , that is, in fact, america. contrary to what they said that we are trying to prevent the increase of the geography of the war in gaza, but with this action they themselves caused a long silence that they will definitely pay a higher price . today's energy situation in europe is very, very difficult there is, and a significant part

nhs england says this has been one of the most _ in.nhs england says this has been one of the most difficult start - in. nhs england says this has been one of the most difficult start to i one of the most difficult start to the year, and with neither side backing down there are likely to be more challenges ahead for patients. so be hutchison, bbc news. at least 50 people have been killed and scores of others injured in two explosions in central iran near the grave of a top revolutionary guards commander. state television says the blasts occurred in quick succession in the city of kerman, during a ceremony to mark the killing in 2020 of qassem soleimani by a us drone attack. lebanon has accused israel of trying to ignite conflict across the middle east, following the assassination of the deputy leader of hamas yesterday. israel has neither confirmed nor denied involvement in the explosion which killed him. hamas is designated a terrorist organisation by the uk government. the french president, emmanuel macron, warned israel to avoid any

former england . boss fan johan eriksen england.er. best after being diagnosed with cancer . he best after being diagnosed with cancer. he was best after being diagnosed with cancer . he was the first foreign cancer. he was the first foreign coach to manage england , leading coach to manage england, leading the so—called golden generation of footballers, including david beckham . he also led england to beckham. he also led england to the quarterfinals of the 2002 and 2006 world cups , and the and 2006 world cups, and the ,2,004. more on all of those and 2006 world cups, and the ,2,004. lwebsite all of those stories on our website gbnews.com . gbnews.com. >> for a valuable legacy, your family can own gold coins will always shine bright . rosalind always shine bright. rosalind gold proudly sponsors the gb news financial report . news financial report. >> time to show you the money the pound will buy you. $1.2750 and ,1.1605 price of gold , and ,1.1605 price of gold, £1,595.45 per ounce and the ftse 100 is at 7650 points. >> rosalind g