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england.appened over this last month, so there is not a lack of professionalism. to do it quickly. english golfer laurie canter has won the bahrain and canter took full advantage at the first extra hole with a tap—in birdie to take the title. i'm going to do everything i can to try and get myself i am not that far off it now, and it is great — the carrot at the end of the year — but there are so many things during the season that you can play your way into, and i am personally very motivated to do that. in the world cyclocross championship in france. his main rival, belgian wout van aert, crashed on the first lap while trying to close the gap on the dutchman. over 50 years ago in the men's elite races, and next year and steeplechase. also, technical. conditions. as well. ahead of marie schreiber. that is it from me. there is more on the bbc website. from me and the sportsday team, it is goodbye. hello there. on offer on sunday. and there's more winter sunshine around as we head and then it wil

, wet weather for eastern parts of england �*south as parts of england further south as well.cloudy for northern ireland, dry for scotland, a bit more sunshine around here. = up to six seven temperatures up to six or seven celsius. on sunday, not as temperatures 7 be temperatures be as temperatures % bezas high nine celsius. next week, it as nine celsius. early next week, it will stay dry and cloudy for most. it will feel colder again is that will stay dry and cloudy for most. it will fe wind der again is that will stay dry and cloudy for most. it will fe wind starts ain is that will stay dry and cloudy for most. it will fe wind starts to is that will stay dry and cloudy for most. it will fe wind starts to bite. at thanks, darren. now it's time to join our colleagues for the news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm hugh ferris. our headlines this evening. his goodbye turned out to be a see you soon. get used to seeing this. manchester city and chelsea are drawn together in weekend in the six nations. also coming up on sportsday... the nfl next season. up up in

england.re is learning — that we have got to do, and as i mentioned, we have and canter took full advantage at the first extra hole are so many things during the season that you can play your way into, and i am personally very motivated in the world cyclocross championship in france. lap while trying to close the gap on the dutchman. van der poel�*s seven world titles equals the record set he could go one better on home turf in the netherlands. is a unique discipline best described as a cross between road cycling, mountain biking the race was super hard. also, technical. also, the sun was getting lower, so it was super tricky conditions. britain's zoe backstedt recovered from a crash world title in france, winning the race by 39 seconds ahead of marie schreiber. that is it from me. there is more on the bbc website. well, for many of us, it was a fine second half of the weekend, with plenty of blue sky and sunshine on offer on sunday. and there's more winter sunshine around as we head through t

a lot of cloud around england and wintry weather over the hills 7 england, the coming in north england shower, temperatures 6—9 . 0n south—east later, the art rain shower, temperatures 6—9 . on sunday we lose enjoy the rest of the day. goodbye. live from london. this is bbc news: for israel's prime minister. the president has also doubled down on his plan from around the world. by apple users worldwide. grenfell tower in london will be taken down �*sensitively�* — nearly eight years after a fire that killed more than 70 people. hello, i m annita mcveigh, and welcome to bbc news now. the international criminal court has condemned restrictions on individuals who help in its investigations. 0ur diplomatic correspondent paul adams reports. israel and the us are not members of the

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lots of cloud for england and wales. cold rain, a little bit of sleet, a little bit of hill snow.around eight degrees, but a chilly day by and large for those heading off to italy for the wales—italy match some rain at times. it is going to be one of those days where the rain will come and go in the form of showers. it's all linked into a developing area of low and northern ireland. temperatures should lift a little bit as well. live from london. this is bbc news. the president has also doubled down on his plan for a us �*takeover�* of gaza — despite widespread criticism from world leaders. former harrods employees accuse mohamed al fayed's brother for the department store. they're aiming to "make europe great again." on staff working for the international actions targeting the us and its close ally, israel."

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bank of england decision day, 12:00 p.m.me, so let's set you up with it with a look at the u.k. economy. we are in between the euro area and the u.s. not just geographically, but in terms of the growth picture, weakness, but in terms of inflation is what picking up. economists are expecting a 25 basis point out today almost fully priced and by markets. the expectation is we get an 8-1 vote split. the expectation that catherine mann will be the only one devotes for a hold, so it will be endeavor surprise if she goes for a cut or the arch dove votes for a jumbo cut. the focus is also on the path ahead, and the expectation is the bank of england is not going to dig the line in the guidance that's says a gradual approach to removing monetary policy restraint remains appropriate. will be surprised if they are noncommittal later on today, but this brings me to the forecasts. if we flip over the board, there will be more focus on the forecast if you were sitting in downing street, if you are the chancellor of the exchequer rachel r

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, down through western wales and southwest england too.day. then we see high pressure build in from the south, and that is set to stay with us for the rest of the week. to slip away. cooler air — marked in blue here — starting to push in, of the week. with overnight frosts. bye—bye for now. happen and the uk is "way out of line" but a deal can be worked out. let's see what happens. it will happen. we're going to, mind, we will see how things work out. to change how it manages the country's canal thousands flee their homes in australia after torrential rainfall causes flooding in northern queensland. and it's music's biggest night. la hosts the grammys — with beyonce and taylor swift

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england had no answer in nagpur.ture." female locker rooms. the move as discriminatory. and nobody�*s going to be able to do a damn thing about it — the war on women's sports is over. applause our sports news editor dan roan has been following this issue so we're talking schools, colleges, universities. it could, however, face legal challenges — we've seen this in the past, in fact, in the us — when it comes to transgender women, ie biological males who want to compete in female competition but who are banned at state level, taking legal action, suing the authorities. because, as you said, while there are many in that press conference was that he would deny visas competition at the la olympics in 2028, preventing them the ioc in the last few minutes, in fact, have issued a brief statement saying that they are in dialogue and the authorities. it is worth noting, though, that in recent years, women who have gone through male puberty from competing in female categories. competition at the la olympics in 2028, preventing

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and south—west england too. up nicely here. for south—east england.g in then we see high pressure build in from the south, and that is set to stay with us for the rest of the week. but what you'll really notice is that the temperatures start to slip away. the rest of the week. live from washington. this is bbc news. canadian imports. after president trump threatened to seize control. live images there of the red carpet. in a developing story donald trump says he will not rule out tariffs on the uk, but that he is mainly angry toward the european union. he said this in response to a question

helping us prep for the bank of england decision this afternoon.nliffe, head of investment office jm finn. now i want to also bring your attention to the ftse 100. we were just chatting about uk assets. it has hit a record high this morning. a strong gains for the uk benchmark up more than 1%. we're seeing a strong bid for the miners this morning. basic resources as a sector up more than two and a third percent. you're also seeing a strong bid for astrazeneca in the uk market to get up to speed ahead of the bank of england's rate decision. head to cnbc.com and steve and i will bring you that decision from 1155 gmt here on tv. oh, and don't miss steve's interview with governor andrew bailey at 4:00 pm. we've got so much for you on the bank of england this afternoon. the french government, meanwhile, survived two no confidence votes on wednesday, clearing the way for a contentious state budget to finally be adopted. coming up on street signs, amazon prepares to post fourth quarter results with its key cloud unit in focus. we'll have more with arjun n

but there'll be more cloud tomorrow across england and wales and some showers, some of which could bends across england and wales. wales fairly cloudy. again, cold. some wintry showers in the south. scotland and northern ireland, after we've lost the frost another cold day, 5 to 8 degrees. you can see it does remain cold by day and by night. a rate cut on the cards — the bank of england looks set to cut the cost of borrowing, but could a growing global tradewar change what happens next? the boss of oil giant equinor tells the bbc he's as the company pledges to cut back on rewnewable investments. these type of projects are more costly, less profitable. shares in maersk are buoyant this morning as the company reports strong full year results — welcome to business today. by a quarter of a percent today to 4.5%. from their recent peak in august 2023. it comes at a difficult time as the uk economy stagnates, for policy makers.

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as soon as we hear from the bank of england, we will let you know here on bbc news. let's bring you the latest on the trade row that's erupted this week between the us and china. beijing has struck back by filing a complaint with the world trade organization, over what it calls a violation of trade rules. this a day after president trump imposed 10 percent tariffs against china. and the dispute comes as data shows record high imports into the us, pressuring the trade deficit even further. our north america business correspondent, ritika gupta has more. of tariffs, racing to secure foreign—made goods. china ranked as the country with the biggest deficit in goods in december, sending around $25 billion more wto procedures give the us and china 60 days at which point china has the right to request adjudication by a panel of judges. but the final wto panel that settles trade disputes the appointment of newjudges to the body, making it unclear well, a former senior official at the world trade organisation has told the bbc that china's formal complaint over into the us tha

it would be a very big surprise if the bank of england didn't.t meeting. to vote for a cut today, i think. as we've explained, the uk economy is in a difficult spot. yes. which has been very flat over the last few months — more importantly, core inflation, that's much higher. this kind of dilemma — do they support growth or do they keep interest rates high because of inflation still being high? their willingness to support growth despite but the outlook is far from clear. a big factor and a big learning by doing, the bank of england. can to boost growth. what is your outlook beyond april for our economy, of future rate cuts? relatively slow growth. we don't think a recession is our base case. but, you know, the chancellor does have an issue where the fiscal headroom that she had announced interest rates — market interest rates, so there's less tax revenue. so she will be under pressure to at least she's very clear — the chances are very and i think for the economy as a whole, that kind of fiscal i know economists are often guilty of that. you kno

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so this evening and overnight, cloudy skies for large parts of england and wales.we'll see accumulating snow across the hills of wales — i—scm here — and some snow, perhaps, for the pennines, some of this snow getting in a little bit further north as well, perhaps southern scotland at times. will see clear skies, a sharp frost in places. a little less cold further south and east, so for saturday, it's a rather grey picture. we'll have further spots of rain across england some wintry showers for eastern scotland. the best of the sunshine, again, across this north—west corner, and perhaps some brightness developing across the south—east later in the day. one or two rain showers here. and the winds lighter across the board on saturday temperatures range from around 6—9 degrees. so that's how saturday is looking. through saturday night, it looks like that cloud starts to thin and break, allowing more clear spells to develop. there'll still be a few spots of rain and hill snow across northern england and into southern scotland. where skies are clear, then we're likely t

women coming out on top against rivals manchester city in the wsl. from the managing director of the englanden's we won't shy away from tough and honest conversations about how we move forward. what an embarrassment for manchester the defending champions 5—1 at the emirites, there was disaster for manchester city early but a bad clearance from phil foden was intercepted john stones and into the back of the net for possibly mocking haarland, who's known for striking that pose. arsenal weren't finished and kai havertz got the fouth, at the emirates. tottenham ended a four—match losing run in the league with a much needed 2—0 win at brentford. an own goal and a late goal from pape sarr gave spurs while brentford stay 11th. few ca n few can have anticipated how tottenham have lost their way in this in the league this season. just over their shoulder where the 7 7 fpiééé; 7 7 7pi$£ééfwfie7n7 7 7 7pi52ééfwfie7n7yéq7 places. when you are7 cornerplaces. when you are corner you as. when you are corner you are nhen you are corner you are looking u are corner you are looking for 'e ma m anle out. brentfo

as you can see, for england and wales there's a lot of cloud — it'll be mostly rain that's falling, if in east anglia 4—6 celsius, but not as windy as it was on friday. heading into the second half of the weekend, this nose of high pressure extends our way, bringing with it a lot of cloud. see temperatures above freezing — except in scotland, with a frosty start here, but some sunshine to come, and few, northern ireland. there's still a lot of cloud for england and wales, and eastern areas, particularly across east anglia and some showers, too. but it won't be as cold on sunday — temperatures a bit higher, 7—9 celsius. of high pressure close by, the easterly winds will be it some colder air, and bring with it a lot of cloud. though we've got this extensive cloud, there'll be more cloud in northern ireland. some eastern parts of the uk could see a little bit of drizzle coming from the cloud, — and that'll be dropping those temperatures again back down and we'll keep those sort of numbers it'll remain quiet and generally dry, but there will be a lot of cloud around. but it will, again, b

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the governor of the bank of england. emily fry is a senior economist at the resolution foundation.damaging to low—income families who spend a larger portion of their budget on energy compared with higher income households. yes, so, as you say the expectation is that we will a lot of that at the moment is instead of being driven by the good side is being driven by the services side at the moment, given that we're not seeing the underlying with wage growth. more broadly, we saw the fed hold rates, the bank of england explicitly didn't take it uncertainty which has reached record highs since the us presidential election. decisions, even if very few of the tariffs actually get implemented. impact on growth in the us but also potentially more broadly, depending really on what happens around tariffs. the problem, though, is that if we get a full—blown for canada and mexico, i know they have been put on pause, but donald trump has the eu if that is what we see play out, what are the implications as you say, the big, big question is how these tariffs move forward to what we saw in 2018—19.

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this monday, with the winter transfer window shutting tonight. through late on sunday, as former englandlso close to signing spain midfielder marco asensio on loan from paris st—germain. for a fresh start. italian sidejuventus have released these pictures of the defender arriving in turin ahead of a loan move. permanently in the summer for £20 million. were controversially beaten by belgium in their davis cup qualifier. chile's defeat was confirmed when cristian garin refused to continue playing after being knocked over by opponent zizou bergs during a changeover. after some medical attention. three time violations — resulting in a game penalty — and the end of the match. rory mcilroy admits he was relieved to get over the line as he won his first pga tour event of the year. topped the leaderboard at the pebble beach pro—am he finished two shots clear of the field, so, um, you know, i've been on a nice run of form since last fall. you know, i've played some really good golf and you know, continued that into this year and, um, there was a thrilling finish in the final of the darts' world

victorian england was impressed by how strong prussia was. poland, russia, germany.ful that the victorian education leaders said, we're going to base it on the prussian army, which is troops of 30, and we haven't evolved since then. >> we definitely should evolve . >> we definitely should evolve. >> we definitely should evolve. >> nothing works, and i actually admired rishi sunak briefly as prime minister when he wanted to push maths more onto the agenda. and the idea that it's not, it's not cool to be smart and stuff like that. and i think intelligence and knowledge is power. at the end of the day, i think he actually could have gone further because when we talk about english, i think we have a 8 million people in this country that still have the reading and literacy level of a five and six year old, and therefore. >> all of them. >> all of them. >> yeah, also another great one. so i think there's so much that could be done. i think the problem is, though, if you do get slightly wrong or if you do make reforms, there's going to be a lot of pushback on that as well f

england at home.nfirmed, it will be his first test start it means his namesake marcus smith is poised to switch to his more unfamiliar position of full—back. prior to that meeting in london, since the 2023 world cup in the opening match of root has been named at number three, behind openers phil salt and ben duckett. for england as they prepare for the champoins trophy i'm excited to see him, you know, in this sort look at what he has done in the test stuff, when he's not had the captaincy — back with that sort of smile on his face and really enjoying his cricket. i expect him to do exactly the same in this environment. he's obviously got loads of experience in odi cricket, as much in our group. but, yeah, he's been a vital player for england in all formats, and we feel like he's got a crucial role for us to play in these games. lebronjames says it will be "special" to play on the same side as the la lakers�* new arrival luka doncic. the slovenian completed a shock trade to the lakers i was out with m

and for central and eastern parts of england, it looks like we will see a fair bit of sunshine, as welland some sunshine. good morning. and charlie stayt. president trump sparks fears of a global trade war as he imposes major tarrifs on imports from canada, mexico and china. area of philadelphia. in exchange for 183 in sport, pointless in paris. story for wales, as their losing streak continues with a 43—0 after the stormy conditions of last weekend, this weekend the weather is looking much quieter. for many it looking much quieter. for manyrit be dry but one or two spots

will have a dry day, a colder day and windy eastern england, the midlands, wales.hing an anti—monoply investigation into google and two other us companies. we'll explore how that might work. welcome to business today, i'm ben thompson. we begin with the latest on the trade clashes between the united states and its key trading partners. at midnight in washington the us went ahead with its promise to impose 10% tariffs on all chinese goods headed to the us. china quickly retaliated saying it would do the same, a tit for tat row that could have big implications for the global economy. would take effect next monday. an extra 10% tax will be added to goods including crude

too. over the higher ground of scotland, perhaps, for southeast england.will be clearing away as we head through tuesday night and into wednesday. but what you'll really notice is that the temperatures start to slip away. the rest of the week. with overnight frosts. can be worked out. let's see what it happen. we're going to, mind, we see how things work we will see how things work out. it might happen. to change how it manages the country's canal — rainfall causes flooding in northern queensland. and it's music's biggest night. la hosts the grammys — with beyonce and taylor swift

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