jon kay, bbc news, exeter. the easing of coronavirus restrictrions "one step at a time" and not to squander the progress made on beating the virus. the latest survey from the office for national statistics has found the number of infections has fallen in england and scotland, but it's not clear whether they are rising or falling in wales and northern ireland. our health editor hugh pym reports. out in the sunshine and enjoying new freedoms in england this week to see friends and family outdoors. but there is a warning ahead of the easter weekend that meeting people within the rules was fine, but not to go further. you only have to look across the channel, to the very high covid pressures in france and other parts of the continent right now, to realise that we mustn't squander the huge progress that we've made. the head of nhs england is now looking ahead and believes useful lessons have been learned during the pandemic. the way in which the nhs has mobilised, not only for the successful vaccination campaign, bu

she disappeared after a night out in exeter.me minister's senior adviser on ethnic minorities, samuel kasumu, is to leave the role. borisjohnson says it's not related to the controversial government report about race. i've worked very closely with samuel in the last year or so. and he's done some great stuff, and i thank him very much, particularly on helping to encourage vaccine take up amongst more hesitant groups and communities. the fourth day of the trial of derek chauvin — the former police officer accused of killing george floyd — is underway. george floyd's girlfriend is giving evidence. around one in 370 people in england had covid—19 in the week to march 27 — down slightly from the previous week, according to new figures. a 22—year—old has become the first british police officer to be convicted of belonging to a banned neo—nazi terror group. benjamin hannam was also convicted of lying on his met police application and having documents detailing knife combat techniques and making explosive devices, at the old bailey tri

jon kay, bbc news, exeter.e officer has been convicted of membership of a neo—nazi terrorist organisation. he was the first british officer to be convicted of a terrorism offence. 24—year—old man has been found guilty of murdering lorraine cox last summer. she disappeared after a night out in exeter. the fourth day of the trial of derek chauvin, the former police officer accused of killing george floyd is under way. george floyd's girlfriend has given updates. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, we arejoined by we are joined by austin. we are going to start with golf because the first major of the year is under way in california. england's tied for third midway through her around on three under par, but american is currently one shot ahead of her. she's leveled the top of the leaderboard. with china's number 45 -- 35 wigan warriors have their second win of the super league season, with a 3a—6 victory over wakefield. the sides were level, 6—all at the break, but wigan ran away with it in th

the win moves exeter to eight points behind bristol.matches. they beat wakefield 20—14 — andre savelio with hull fc�*s first try. the win leaves hull fc fourth in the table — a point behind leaders st helens. wakefield are bottom having played four, lost four. and not good news for britain's men's number two cameron norrie. he's been knocked out of the barcelona open by rafa nadal at the quarterfinals stage of the clay court tournament. 6—1, 6—4 the final score. nadal will now play pablo carreno—busta in the last four, aiming for a 12th title in barcelona. gymnastics now and britain'sjessica gadirova has won bronze in the all—around final at the european championships in basel. this was her senior international debut, and she came third with an impressive score in the vault to claim her place on the podium behind 15—year—old viktoria listunova of russia who won the gold. fellow brit amelie morgan finished fourth. the japanese prime minister, yoshihide suga, has promised to ensure a safe tokyo olympics this summer after announcing a new

well as 1st live now to dr cony his head of public health medicine at the university of exeter in the u.k. i do want to ask you i mean after that has had a tough time recently do you think that it can come back from this or its reputation has been damaged now. no astra zeneca oxford vaccine is overall a very good safe easy to give vaccine the findings of this very rare very unusual in a few people of of following immunization is very unfortunate but overall i know that the vaccine will save the world what we need to do is put it into perspective if you get covert $1000.00 disease you're also likely to get clot so we are going what we know and what we know is that in the younger age group below 30 the risk of getting this highly unusual and unexpected clots increases slightly so we are going to modify what we do by saying ok in the under 30 year olds we will give you an alternative vaccine but overall i think the vaccine is safe and on balance it is worth taking now of course i'm speaking to you now and i can see the rational in the logical but of course this when it comes to people's

exeter chiefs time as european champions is over.nster. the chiefs raced into the lead with two tries in the first eight minutes but leinster responded with three of their own, jordan le—moor scoring two of them. 17 points from the boot of ross byrne proved decisive in the end, too. sale sharks are also out of the competition, ending all british hopes. they trailed la rochelle byjust two at half time in france before eventually being outclassed by 16—21. leicester tigers have reached the european challenge cup semifinals for a second successive season by beating newcastle falcons by 25—15. the twice former european champions needed the help of two penalty tries, one in each half, against an indisciplined newcastle, who finished with 13 men. northampton saints kick off their quarterfinal against ulster at eight o'clock. st helens are through to the quarterfinals of rugby league's challenge cup after a hard—fought 26—18 victory over last years winners leeds rhinos. adam wild was watching. it is the sport's grandest of competitions. eve

she disappeared after a night out in exeter.show that this is an issue that shows all americans across the spectrum, there are black people and white people who struggle with this. so she spoke about that and she really tried to make the point that they used opioids together, types of drugs that make the person more subduedin drugs that make the person more subdued in their behaviour. the defence then came back and cross—examined her, and what they tried to show was that actually george floyd may have been taking several types of drugs, and that she may not have known everything that he was taking. they spoke about an overdose he had heard shortly before the incident that took place in may, and also trying to pick holes in the evidence that she was giving on the stand, versus what she said to the fbi. perhapsjust as importantly, they tried to show that the friends george floyd was with on the day in his car had sold him drugs in the past. one of those friends, the defence had wanted a call to the stand. he has now entered a stat

exeter came from behind to beat wasps to stay second in the table.he kicked the ball from deep inside his own half before going on the chase himself, beating everyone to the ball and touching down. dan evans' impressive run at the monte carlo masters has come to an end after he was beaten today in the semifinals by stefanos tsitsipas. in a week where evans beat novak djokovic and david goffin, tsitsipas — the number 5 seed here — proved to be one step too far. the british number one losing 6—2 6—1. still an impressive run for evans who'd only ever won four top level matches on clay before this week. and tsitsipas will face the sixth seed andrey rublev in tomorrow's final, after the russian beat casper ruud of norway in straight sets in their semi final. rublev knocked out the 11 time champion rafa nadal yesterday and is now into his first atp masters 1000 final. great britain are a step closer to the 2022 billiejean king cup finals after they beat mexico in their play off tie at the national tennis centre in roehampton. though heather watson lost ear

in the men's game — it's the knockout stages in european competition and exeter�*s defence of their championson. the chiefs came from iii—nil down at sandy park — with tom o'flaherty scoring one of the seven tries in a 10—25 win. they'll meet leinster in the last eight. wasps are out though. they lead clermont auvernge going into added time — thanks to three tries including this effort from josh bassett. but as the clock ticked past 80 — clermont had the ball near the wasps line — eventually finding the hands of kotaro matsushima the square the scores. camille lopez kicked the decisive conversation in a 27—25 win. it'll be an all french affair in the last eight as they'll meet toulouse. the 2019 top 14 champions beat munster by a0 points to 33 in limerick. two games in superleague this afternoon. hull have two wins from two after a 35—4 triumph over salford. australian half backjosh reynolds scored two of their five tries. it takes them second — behind st helens only on points difference. catalan dragons are also unbeaten. they beat huddersfield giants by 20 points to 10. huddersfield are sti

english interest in this year's european champions cup is over after exeter and sale were both beatenexeter lost at home to pro 14 winners leinster by 39 points to 22. sale meanwhile lost at la rochelle. st helens are through to the quarter finals of rugby leagues' challenge cup after a 26—18 victory over last year's winners leeds. tommy makinson scored two of their tries to see them through. they'll play either leigh or huddersfield in the next round. catalans, salford and hull fc also went through yesterday. it was a good night for british boxing, shannon courtenay became a world champion for the first time after beating australia's ebanie bridges on points while savannah marshall defended her world middleweight title. and connor benn moved a step closer to a world title shot. he beat colombia's samuel vargas after just one minute and 20 seconds. that's now 18 wins in 18 fights for benn. that's all the sport for now. now on bbc news, here's ben with the papers. hello and welcome to our look at today's front pages in the papers. with me are calum macdonald, presenter at times radio,

they were beaten by second—placed exeter 20—12 at ashton gate.ield are bottom having played four, lost four. and not good news for britain�*s men�*s number two cameron norrie. he�*s been knocked out of the barcelona open by rafa nadal at the quarterfinals stage of the clay court tournament. 6—1, 6—4 the final score. nadal will now play pablo carreno—busta in the last four. he�*s aiming for a 12th title in barcelona. gymnastics now, and britain�*s jessica gadirova has won bronze in the all—around final at the european championships in basel. this was her senior international debut. she came third with an impressive score in the vault to claim her place on the podium behind 15—year—old viktoria listunova of russia, who won the gold. fellow brit amelie morgan finished in fourth. the japanese prime minister, yoshihide suga, has promised to ensure a safe tokyo olympics this summer after announcing a new state of emergency in tokyo, osaka and in two other prefectures. the measures will take place from sunday and again raises questions about japan�*s ab

in exeter new hampshire, michael dorsey, the cofounder of the sunrise movement and former epa advisoryr. in cape town, a senior research associate at the institute for global dialogue. in new delhi, the ceo of i-4 asked, the international forum for environment, sustainability, and technology. a well -- a warm welcome. let me start with you, michael. joe biden is trying to reassert america's climate leadership considering how donald trump had pulled out of the paris agreement. how much of a credibility gap does the u.s. have right now on this issue? >> the president has indeed reinserted the u.s. into the multilateral climate context and negotiations going forward. i think it is not an issue of credibility, it is in issue of being fast-moving and delivering at scale. that is something we can expect from an administration trying to center a climate across all agencies at a u.s. agency level. we have to accelerate. commit to increase our reduction to -- in omissions that we have to push forward. we want to hold this administration accountable to do that. with to do it in ways that pay res

the 53-year-old victim told police he was on exeter street at around 10:30 when a suspect came up from behind, demanded money and pulled a knife. that's when he was stabbed and the suspect stole a backpack, got into a car and escaped. san francisco police say right now there is no indication the crime was racially motivated. >>> and race and social justice just one of five issues we focus on to build a better bay area. today a rallying cry in support of the aapi community. >> a group of japanese drummers joined an anti asian hate march in mountain view this afternoon. demonstrators marched from the city's transit center they say served as a processing point for japanese american interment. their message was focused on calling out anti asian hate. >> stop all the senseless violence. people have to know about this stuff, you know. we have to get the awareness out. >> reporter: the group aapi mountain view says its purpose is to uplift asians and pacific islanders and recon with mountain view's history of racism. >>> looking ahead a local church is relying on faith to fight hate. up next

the 53-year-old victim told police he was on exeter street at around 10:30 p.m. the suspect came up from behind, demanded money and then pulled up a knife. that's when he was stabbed and the suspect stole a backpack, got into a car and escaped. san francisco police say right now there is no indication the crime was racially motivated. >> race and social justice just one of five issues we focus on in our commitment to build a better bay area. today a rallying cry of the aapi community. >> a group of japanese drummers joined an anti asian hate march in mountain view this afternoon. demonstrators marched from city's transit center that they say served as a processing point for japanese american internment in world war ii. their message was focused on calling out anti asian hate. >> stop all the violence. people have to know about this stuff. we have to get the awareness out. >> reporter: the group mountain view says its purpose uplift asians. >>> a local group is relying on hate against hate. a pastor says he was the target of a racial rant during service on easter.

sale willjoin holders exeter in the last eight, after they thumped scarlets 57—14 — aj macginty scoringe's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel. now on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. goodbye. hello. this is bbc news, i'm lukwesa burak. during the pandemic we've brought you lots of stories about the nhs staff working tirelessly to keep us safe, but we rarely talk about who is caring for them. a charity has now been set up to do just that, and so far almost 2,000 nhs staff have signed up for free counselling sessions. james waterhouse has been to meet some of the people involved. as a psychologist, it's chloe's job to help look after the well—being of nhs staff. in a year like no other, there were a lot of people suddenly needing her support. so much so, she lost sight of her own mental health. i did have people around me, my husband, my friends saying, "i think you're not ok" and i would get, i would attack that and say that "i'm fine, you don't understand." i was definitely having a lot more wine and i remember it vividly, i was home on a rest day trying t

a senior consultant in disease control at exeter medical school he said keeping vaccines affordable is going to be a vital part of ending the pandemic. it's a tragedy it is a tragedy and a nations are beholden to the supplies of like scenes and the price of the vaccines we have a global pandemic a very serious global pandemic and it is incumbent upon pharmaceutical companies the world trade organization and the richer nations to keep their vaccines as have a low price as possible and to promote the giving of the vaccines cheap and at a cheaper rate to all the other nations because if you have a runaway uncontrolled infections in the poorer nations what will happen is that is the right recipe for where it is of concern to emerge so it is in their own self-interest to immunize the world at that price as fast as possible that's what's called living in a global village it is our duty to do this several e.u. countries are partially opening up travel for people who have been inoculated against cove it but not all vaccines are being treated equally the european commission has said that once g

this 24—year—old killed lorraine cox in his flat above a kebab shop in exeter.n highlighting male violence against women. thejudge said highlighting male violence against women. the judge said that he should serve at least 20 years in jail. police looking for the student have been searching the forest in essex following the discovery of a body in a lake there on monday. the 19 euros has been missing from his home for more than a fortnight. it remains a mystery —— it remains a mystery as to what happened to richard 0korogheye. an intelligent, quiet, focused boy, his family say. a gentle giant, loved by everyone. his family last saw him more than two weeks ago on march the 22nd when he left home in west london. here he is that night in the area, captured on cctv, without a jacket and without medication. the 19—year—old has sickle cell disease. the oxford brookes business and technology student was then seen again — this time in loughton in essex in the early hours of the following day. police say he had taken a taxi to a residential street and was heading towards

and at 5.30 the defending champions exeter chiefs take on the four—time winners leinster.coring two trys each to put saints through. things were much more simple for last years beaten finalists salford. they are comfortably into the next round after a 68—4 win over widnes. and it's moving day at the masters, where england'sjustin rose begins the third round later with his lead cut to just one shot. rose led by four strokes at seven under par after the opening round but has players queuing up behind him after carding a level—par 72 on day two. americans will zalatoris and brian harman are one shot behind at six under. a reminder the 173rd grand national gets under way at 5.15, you can follow it on the bbc sport website, commentary on bbc radio five live from 50 clock. i'll be back with sportsday at 6.30. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. i forgot iforgot it i forgot it was grand national day. it will be a big one for those who have their annual flutter. tributes to the duke of edinburgh continue to be made across the world. as australian

establish the exact causes of the blood clots and the head of public health medicine of britain's exeter university says risk groups should find an alternative vaccine but that it's always better to be inoculated. if you get covert 1000 disease you're also likely to get caught so we act on what we know and what we know is that in the younger age group below 30 the risk of getting this highly unusual on unexpected clots increases slightly so we are going to modify what we do by saying ok in the under 30 year olds we will give you an alternative vaccine obviously when you have given many many millions of vaccine doses it is only then do you start to pick up a trend or a pattern if there is one but overall i hope and i pray that there won't be any untoward effects from any of the vaccines and to be honest i have looked at all the vaccines and by the time they're passed the test of independence scrutineers they're good they're safe and they save lives compared to call that $900.00 disease it is much better to be immunized and i've also spoken to a top raji professor who travel to china with

european champions cup holders — exeter survived an early scare against lyon to reach the quarterfinalsto win 117—25 and set up a last 8 tie with favourites leinster. elsewhere, wasps were knocked—out in the last minute by clermont auvergne. match of the day and sportscene in scotland follow the news, so if you want to wait for the football scores — then please avert your attention, because they're coming now... manchester city are just four wins away from the premier league title. they wore down leicester today — beating them 2—0. mendy and jesus the scorers. city are now 17 points clear at the top of the table with seven games left to play. in the day's other games, arsenal lost 3—0 to liverpool. chelsea's long unbeaten run came to an end after a shock 5—2 defeat to west brom. chelsea had a player sent off in the first half. and leeds beat bottom side sheffield united 2—1. celtic have breezed into the last 16 of the scottish cup. they comfortably beat the league 1 leaders falkirk 3—0. celtic have won the last four scottish cups. rangers play tomorrow. the first weekend of the new extr

convicted of murdering a 32—year—old woman last year who went missing after a night out with friends in exeterwed by 24—year—old azam mangori, who lured her back to his room before killing her and dismembering her body. five weeks from today, voters in scotland will go to the polls to elect a new parliament to holyrood. the coronavirus pandemic and the nhs, education and climate change are all issues at the forefront of voters' minds but can sometimes be obscured by the fierce debate over independence. here's our scotland editor, sarah smith. as lockdown eases a little, some sports can restart, and the first covid election gets under way. will the virus define how people decide to vote? and what are voters now thinking matters most to them? i think, like, one of the things that's really key is how we support the nhs right now. they've been amazing, and to be honest, i feel like they've been asset—stripped for the past decade. i think this time round, certainly the nhs and who's investing most there. but also looking at scottish independence, and i think kind of the majority of the population a

the winner of the match was set to meet exeter chiefs or lyon next friday.st england and france and was man—of—the—match against italy. he also scored a try in scotland�*s narrow home defeat by ireland. watson is the second scottish player to win the award after stuart hogg in 2016 and 2017. india cricket legend sachin tendulkar is in hospital, as his coronavirus symptoms have got worse. he tested positive six days ago after developing mild symptoms, but after quarantining at home he has been advised to admit himself to hospital. he�*s now 47 and is test cricket�*s all—time leading run scorer, in a record 200 matches. his social media tweet, thanked people for their wishes and prayers and says the decsion to go to hospital is out a of an "abundance of precaution" and that he hopes to be home in a few days. the diving world cup in tokyo has been cancelled by the sport�*s international governing body because the organisers�* planned covid precautions "will not properly ensure" athletes�* safety. it was due to take place at the tokyo aquatics centre in just ove

the french side were already in dublin.the winner of the match was set to meet exeter chiefs or lyoncause the organiser�*s planned covid precautions "will not properly ensure" athletes�* safety. it was due to take place at the tokyo aquatics centre in just over two weeks�* time as the final 0lympic qualifier and an official test event for the delayed games. in a letter seen by the bbc, fina also criticise the japanese government who, in their opinion, "did not take all the necessary measures to ensure successful and fair" competition. celtic are talking to former bournemouth manager eddie howe about becoming their manager. the bbc understands he�*s held discussions with members of the club�*s board. howe left bournemouth in august 2020, when the club was relegated from the premier league. celtic have been without a manager since neil lennon resigned in february. now, after the world cup qualifiers, it�*s straight back into club matches today, and the football league takes centre stage, with the easter weekend often a defining time in promotion and relagtion battles. charlton look lik

the 53-year-old victim told police he was on exeter street at about 10:30. up from behind, demanded money and pulled out a knife. that is when he was stabbed and the suspect stole a backpack, got into a car and escaped. san francisco police say right now there is no indication the crime was racially motivated. >>> and race and social justice just one of five issues we focus on in our commitment to build a better bay area. today a rallying cry in support of the aapi community. a group of japanese drummers joined an anti-asian hate march in mountain view this afternoon. demonstrators marched from the city's transit center they say served as a processing point for japanese american internment in world war ii. their message was on calling out all the hate. >> all the senseless violence, people have to know about this stuff, you know. we have to get the awareness out. >> the group aapi mountain view says itspurpose is to uplift asians and pacific islanders and reckon with mountain view's history of racism. >>> sunday services at san jose's grace baptist church lo

european champions cup holders exeter survived an early scare against lyon to reach the quarterfinalsertgen flipping and rolling her electric car in the sand in saudi arabia. she and her team—mate walked away and are still expected to continue in sunday's semi—finals. and that's all the sport for now. good evening. let's ta ke let's take a look at where we got the best of the sunshine. much of eastern scotland today saw temptress trish ives i7 cemex lcs. totally different story come unfortunately come across the north and norfolk closed with quite a lot of cloud, temperature struggled to peek above seven celsius. you can see that quite clearly on the saddle a picture. we did have improvement through the midlands and down towards the dorset coast, but it is this window of clear skies that's going to just drift a little bit further south overnight, and that is where we will see the lowest temperatures. so, starting to see a change into the far north of scotland, as cloud arrives here. that's going to prevent the temperatures from falling much lower than 5— set six xl sears. we could see

despite a fast start, defending champions exeter lost at home to proi4 winners leinster by 39—22.. the finals will be live on bbc two from 1:00pm today. the earlier races will be shown on the red button and iplayer. good luck to them. that is your sport. going back to our other top story, the reopening and lifting of restrictions. 15 guests can attend outdoor wedding receptions in england from tomorrow. but some firms are concerned about whether couples will still choose to postpone their special day, until more people can celebrate with them. our business correspondent katy austin has more. rafia got engaged in december 2019. we had planned to get married december 2020. we originally planned to do two celebrations. so we were going to have our lovely white wedding here, which would have been about 350 guests, and then a massive wedding in nigeria, which would have been 800 to 1000 guests. so we had invested so much into it. and now, in terms of numbers, injune we will have a small and intimate wedding, and that will hold about 30 people. after months of stress, rafia nowjust want

the 53-year-old victim says it happened on exeter street around 10:30 saturday night.r came from behind, demanded money, and pulled out a knife. the person stole a backpack and got into a car and took off. >>> race and social justice is one of the five issues we are focusing on in our commitment to build a better bay area. in the south bay, there is a big show of support for the aapi community. a group of japanese drummers joined an antiasian hate march. yesterday demonstrators marched from mountain view's transit center. they say it served as a processing point for japanese american entierment for world war ii. and their message was focused on calling out antiasian hate. >> stop all this senseless violence. people have to know about this stuff. >> the group aapi mountain views its purpose is to uplift asians and reckon with mountain view's history of racism. >>> grace baptist church looks a little different after a racist rant interrupted their easter zoom service. the church's pastor says the congregation was still hurting from november's deadly stabbing that killed

it happened on exeter street late saturday night, the victim told police that a man came up from behind and demanded his money and then stabbed him the attacker then took the victim's backpack got into a car and drove off the victim is expected to be okay. still ahead, we'll have a live report from new york where disgraced movie mogul harvey weinstein was in court today. why he's closer to being extradited to california. >> and after the break, one california county rolls out a pilot program for vaccine the debate over whether businesses should require vaccine passports is heating up. california leaders say there are no plans to require passports. but. >> they haven't ruled them out entirely. orange county is launching a pilot program called a digital passports. and according to the orange county health care agency. the program will provide people with proof of vaccination for travel conferences, concerts, sports events and even for school. however, not everyone is on board. >> tom court has been controversial. we'll polly want to use term are rather a would be an i d nobody else had ac

this happened on exeter street late saturday night. >> the victim told police that a man came up from behind and demanded his money and then stabbed him. the attacker then took the victim's backpack got in the car and then sped away from the scene. the victim, although he was stabbed her here. she was stabbed is expected to be okay. coming up of local elk population is going down decreasing in the north bay and activists. they are worried that the drought conditions. >> are to blame. mom needs help but, she doesn't want to move. we're mostly concerned about her safety. she's already had a couple of falls. we had this joke, 'oh, that's a senior moment, right? but it wasn't. i'm driving her to the doctor, physical therapy... making sure that she's eating and staying hydrated. home care with an entire support team. mom could stay in her house, as long as she wants. that would be the perfect solution. she could live independently, and do her own thing. but with support, and transportation. i can focus more on my family too and be secure in knowing that she's happily looked after. he could

this happened saturday night and exeter st the victim told police a man came up behind him, demanding his money and then stabbed him. the attacker them took the victim's backpack got in the car, drove away. the victim is expected to be okay. another attack on a member of the asian community happened in oakland saturday morning. a part of this caught on camera. police say 57 year-old man was attacked on 10th street between martin luther king junior boulevard and jefferson street. a viewer sent us this video. the victim's family says that the man had been on his way to get coffee when he was attacked. family members say the man suffered some bruises to his face. he is expected to be okay. >> a student is dead. a police officer is recovering tonight after a shooting at a high school in knoxville, tennessee. it happened this afternoon. officials say that the officers responded to reports of a possible shooter on campus when they got to the scene, they say they found a teen student in the bathroom. they ordered him out of the bathroom. but officers say he would not comply and then started

exeter�*s defence of their champions cup title is on track, but they were pushed hard by lyon.herty scoring one of the seven tries in a 10—25 win. they'll meet leinster in the last eight but wasps are out after defeat to clermont auvernge. it's two wins from two for hull fc at the start of the superleague season. they thrashed salford red devils 35—a. australian half—backjosh reynolds ran in two of their five tries to move them just behind leaders st helens on points difference. cricket, and in the last few hours australia's women have set a new world record. their six—wicket victory over new zealand is their 22nd successive win and becomes the longest winning run in 0di history. the achievement beats the record previously held by ricky ponting's australia men's team. england's charley hull's hopes of victory at the ana inspiration tournament in california are slipping away. a one—under 71 on her penultimate round at the mission hills country club kept hull in contention, and tied for fifth, but she is now seven shots behind thai leader patty tavatanakit. that's all the sport f

dinner he'll say something cutting without looking up from his paper like, "you call yourself an exeterpetent governments after four years of cruelty, racism, and neglect, and now they're rewarding biden for it in the polls. the left absolutely must keep pushing him on issues like refugee admissions and global vaccine distribution because biden is clearly willing to react to pressure from progressives as for republicans, all they seem capable of doing is spending their time winding in - >> the twitter verse >> seth: this has been "a closer look." ♪ we'll be right back with catherine zeta-jones ♪ ♪ >> announcer: for more of seth's "closer looks," be sure to subscribe to "late night on youtube. we're for those who love to discover. who know an open mind is the only kind. who don't need to travel to find something new. who know where to escape, even just for a moment. who don't need a fortune to find a gem. and who know when you spend less, you can discover even more. and never, ever stop discovering. spend less. discover more. at t.j. maxx and marshalls. experience clean in a whole new wa

. >> it happened on exeter street late saturday night. the victim told police officers that a man came up from behind and demanded his money and then stabbed him. the attacker took the victim's backpack got in a car and sped away from the scene. good news, though the victim is expected to be okay. over. police are investigating attack on a member of the asian american community. and this one was all caught on camera. now take a look at this on saturday morning. a 57 year-old man that attacker was right on top of him punching him. this was at 10 street between mlk junior boulevard and jefferson street. this is video of the ircident sent to us by a viewer. the victim's family says he was on his way to get coffee when he was hit from behind the person filming this was shouting. i'm gonna call police when to call police. but that person was on top of the victim for about 20 to 30 seconds. family members say the man suffered some bruises to his face. but he is expected to be okay. but also i got to tell you, he was not robbed. he fought back a

it happened on exeter street late saturday night.he victim told police that a man came up from behind and demanded his money. then stabbed him. the attacker then took off, took the victim's backpack got in the car and then fled from the scene. the victim good news is expected to be ok, time now is 6.38 and an unforeseen result of the pandemic is a rise in. >> car-free streets around the bay area giving room for you to enjoy public spaces with bicycle or walking around san francisco. there was a rally in golden gate park demanding the jfk drive remain that way. car-free cars have been banned from jfk drive since april of last year. and people have been love it. >> the status quo has high injury rates we've seen many tragedies for on this the space. >> so far the city has not responded to the demands that they're keep this ban in place. in the north bay animal activists. they rallied because they say the local elk population is dying because the food supply is drying up literally. they say it's drought conditions and they gather to poi

it happened on exeter street late saturday night.tim told police that a man came up from behind and demanded his money and then stabbed him. the attacker then to the victim's backpack got in a car and then drove off the victim is expected, however, to be okay. oakland. police are investigating attack on a member of the asian community that was all caught on camera now on saturday morning, a 57 year-old man was attacked on 10th street between mlk junior boulevard and jefferson street. and this is video of the incident sent to us by a viewer. the victim's family says he was on his way to get coffee when he was hit from behind the attacker got into a car and drove away. family members say the man suffered some bruises to his face. but he is expected to be okay in the east bay a car dealership employee was thrown from the roof of a car during a carjacking in el serino that happened friday afternoon. >> this is at ek iii motor sports dealership. you can see the person they're the in place trying to stop the man from stealing the car and t

scarlets v sale is on now and the winner willjoin holders exeter in the last eight.'ve brought you lots of stories about the nhs staff working tirelessly to keep us safe, but we rarely talk about who is caring for them. a charity has now been set up to do just that, and so far almost two thousand nhs staff have signed up for free counselling sessions. james waterhouse has been to meet some of the people involved. as a psychologist, it is chloe's job to help look after the well—being of nhs staff. in a year like no other, there were a lot of people suddenly needing her support. so much so she lost sight of her own mental health. i did have people around me, my husband, my friends saying, "you know, i think you're not ok" and i would get, i would attack that and say that "i am fine, you don't understand." i was definitely having a lot more wine and i remember it vividly i was home on a rest day trying to rest and felt really anxious and just wired. like, really wired. it was 11 in the morning and i thought i needed a drink to help me calm down and i thought, oh, my gos

tom o'flaherty, with one of exeter�*s three tries for exeter.it ..loses his take you have to be quite skilled to hold the takeaway eye and catch the ball at the same time. taste the takeaway eye and catch the ball at the same time.— at the same time. we should have asked our use _ at the same time. we should have asked our use of _ at the same time. we should have asked our use of this _ at the same time. we should have asked our use of this morning i at the same time. we should have asked our use of this morning who they think should have got the ball. the other guy got the ball and i'm assuming kept it. some people think, i don't, that he should have given it to him. it’s i don't, that he should have given it to him. �* . i don't, that he should have given it to him. �* , ., i don't, that he should have given it to him. 3 ., ., this is how its done. kole calhoun from the arizona diamondbacks has a catch stolen from him by a lad at his first—ever baseball match. the fan was entitled to go for the ball as it was over the barrier, but denies calh

mangori killed her in his flat in exeter last september. a £1.7 million jackpot he won in an online casino. andrew green said he was devastated when betfred told him it would not pay out on his win in 2018 because of what it called a "defect" in the game. our home affairs correspondent tom symonds has the details. for andy green it was the night of the big wins. 0ne after another, his luck held out. by the end, this was his jackpot. more than £1.7 million. so when you saw that figure on your phone, what was your reaction? i cried. just gobsmacked. i took screenshots of it to keep as a memory. not to keep as proof for three and half years in court! because betfred said the game had gone wrong. it wasn't paying up. he took another gamble and took betfred to court. what was going through your mind, what were the emotions? it's devastating. devastating. i felt like somebody had just put their hand down my throat and ripped my heart out. the judge decided betfred's terms and conditions were not transparent orfair. andy will now receive around £2

exeter�*s defence of their champions cup title is on track, but they were pushed hard by lyon.lermont auvernge going into added time, thanks to three tries including this one from josh bassett. but as the clock ticked past 80, clermont had the ball near the wasps line, kotaro matsushima scored to level the match and camille lopez kicked the decisive conversation in a 27—25 win. it's two wins from two for hull fc at the start of the superleague season. they thrashed salford red devils 35—a. australian half—backjosh reynolds ran in two of their five tries to move them just behind leaders st helens on points difference. and finally, carl frampton isn't the only one calling time on his sport because four—time champion jump jockey richard johnson has also retired. the a3—year—old was in tears as he announced the news at newton abbot yesterday. he enjoyed more than 3 and a half thousand career victories — only ap mccoy had more. congratulations to him. a stunning and illustrious career. what an amazing win total. than and illustrious career. what an amazing win total. and illustrious

a stabbing occurred in the bayview at the exeter. victim was a 53-year-old asian male who was walking home after getting off of work. the suspect followed him, attempted to rob him of his property, which was a cell phone, and in the process, stabbed him multiple times. there is a video of the incident as well as other forensic evidence were recovered, so we are vigorously investigating that, and are trying to make a suspect identification and arrest so that person can also be held accountable. we also have graffiti and hate crime incidents in japantown. there was a series of vandalisms where graffiti was sprayed on businesses in japantown community benefits district. it included racially derogatory remarks such as the term f.o.b., which stands for fresh off the boat, which is asian derogatory. we did get evidence of the suspects on video camera that was given to the police department for follow up, and we will be following up, and hopefully, we can make an arrest in that case. we will vigorously investigate this crime or series of cr

a stabbing occurred in the bayview at the exeter. victim was a 53-year-old asian male who was walking home after getting off of work. the suspect followed him, attempted to rob him of his property, which was a cell phone, and in the process, stabbed him multiple times. there is a video of the incident as well as other forensic evidence were recovered, so we are vigorously investigating that, and are trying to make a suspect identification and arrest so that person can also be held accountable. we also have graffiti and hate crime incidents in japantown. there was a series of vandalisms where graffiti was sprayed on businesses in japantown community benefits district. it included racially derogatory remarks such as the term f.o.b., which stands for fresh off the boat, which is asian derogatory. we did get evidence of the suspects on video camera that was given to the police department for follow up, and we will be following up, and hopefully, we can make an arrest in that case. we will vigorously investigate this crime or series of cr

a stabbing occurred in the bayview at the exeter. victim was a 53-year-old asian male who was walking home after getting off of work. the suspect followed him, attempted to rob him of his property, which was a cell phone, and in the process, stabbed him multiple times. there is a video of the incident as well as other forensic evidence were recovered, so we are vigorously investigating that, and are trying to make a suspect identification and arrest so that person can also be held accountable. we also have graffiti and hate crime incidents in japantown. there was a series of vandalisms where graffiti was sprayed on businesses in japantown community benefits district. it included racially derogatory remarks such as the term f.o.b., which stands for fresh off the boat, which is asian derogatory. we did get evidence of the suspects on video camera that was given to the police department for follow up, and we will be following up, and hopefully, we can make an arrest in that case. we will vigorously investigate this crime or series of cr

in the south with this weather front close by, it's actually pretty cloudy old away from roughly exeterer —type clouds with wintry showers across the hills and mountains of scotland is in the pennines but in the south we will get more sunshine tomorrow. disappointing temperatures, 6—8. sunday night into monday there is a subtle change in the weather pattern. we see high—pressure to the south, low pressure that means a westerly breeze of the atlantic, ever so slightly milder air is cutting off that flow of cold air which is by then in the north sea. temperatures gradually rising, with that but of atlantic cloud and some spots of rain. the temperature rises only going to be very modest in the coming days. not expecting temperatures to reach the average for the time of year. still only ten or 11 or 12 by the time we get to tuesday. nothing particularly warm on the horizon. back to you. over the past day, a lot of people have reflected on different parts of prince philip's life and it has been a learning curve about the bits we knew, some bits we did not know. some people knew about his mil