exeter are up to second in the table.od for the tokyo games this summer. britain's james wilby took third with a superb final 50 metres. i've never ever been this fast in season, i so that's a testament to the hard work that i'm putting _ in but also where i'm at. and come olympics, it's- the same with me and james. we'll both be tapered, - both be properly prepared. coming into a competition like this, it's always a bit difficult _ because you know people l are going to be taking this seriously, and there's i nothing wrong with that, but we like to dominate - the olympics, not europeans. and that's all for now. there's more reaction to tonight's fooball on the bbc sport website. goodnight. hello. although the weather will be a little quieter across the uk overall today, in contrast to recent days, it's not settling down properly anytime soon. the end of the week looking very stormy indeed, and that will be thanks to this area of low pressure barreling in on thursday and friday. we've kind of got a weak area of low pressu

i was going to go back to uni, to exeter, and i can't go back, which is so annoying.airly new. they have only been on uk railways for a few years. since last night's discovery, checks have revealed similar cracks in other trains, although hitachi will not say the trains are all the same design, and so that is the primary focus right now — to look at that design and to ensure we fully understand the cause, and also to make sure that we can, as quickly as possible, fix them and make them available back into traffic again. today, some have been cleared for use and put back into service, but lner has advised customers against travel tomorrow. great western railway expects disruption into next week. hitachi has apologised to passengers and rail operators. it's not clear yet when all the trains will be ready for use again. katy austin, bbc news. now on bbc news, more than 700 people have been killed by the myanmar military since they seized power three months ago. our world follows a brother and sister now fighting for their future. this film contains scenes that some viewe

premiership champions exeter have booked a home play—off semi—final after thrashing newcastle by 74—3in in the top flight, with this try from henry slade one of 12 they ran in. harlequins women have won their first premier 15s title. they beat saracens by 25—17 at kingsholm. quins managed to hold on, despite an impressive comeback from saracens and also going down to 13 players. great britain finished third at the european team athletics championships in poland. lawrence okoye won the discus in his first gb appearance since london 2012. while the victory for beth dobbin in the 200 metres was inside the olympic qualifying time. it's one of the sporting signs of springtime, as the french open has started today in paris. and there's already been plenty of controversy. the world number two, naomi osaka, has been fined and threatened with disqualification if she continues to boycott media duties, a decision she says is to protect her mental health. adam wild has more. paris in the sunshine. after a year of disruption this was the french open back where it belongs. but arriving at roland ga

dr irene fernandez-molina from the university of exeter, - spain. officer, derek chauvin, knelt on his neck for more than nine minutes. the murder that was captured on camera shocked the world, prompting millions to take part in global demonstrations against police brutality. in this special report on the impact of his death, clive myrie has been to france, a country where the police are often accused of violence and racism, to find out what the reaction of the french government has been and the effects on wider society. a warning, you may find some of the images in his report distressing. spring sunshine bathes a [and ill at ease. beneath the tranquility swirls a tempest on race. all these people should beat wearing masks due to covid, even outdoors. the fine — 135 euros. but the police turn a blind eye. yet not too far away, different tactics. two men who happen to be black are stopped and questioned for not wearing masks. one bystander reassures and complies. but our presence angers the police. one of our team is pulled by a female officer to go

exeter are up to second in the table.ver been this fast in season, so, you know, i that's a testament to obviously . the hard work that i'm putting in, but also where i'm at. and, you know, come olympics, | it's the same with me and james. we'll both be tapered, i both be properly prepared. always coming into a competition like this, it's always a bit - difficult because you know people are going to be taking this- seriously, and there's i nothing wrong with that, but we like to dominate - the olympics, not europeans. and that is all for now. there's more reaction to tonight's fooball on the bbc sport website. but from me and the team for now, goodnight. hello. although the weather will be a little quieter across the uk overall today, in contrast to recent days, it's not settling down properly anytime soon. the end of the week looking very stormy indeed, and that will be thanks to this area of low pressure barreling in on thursday and friday. we've kind of got a weak area of low pressure still with us for today. it's goin

and and after ninth grade there i went on to exeter academy and exeter, new hampshire. and had three years there. and after that i entered dartmouth to the fall of 1940. and had my freshman once my freshman year was behind me. it was apparent by that time though. we were not yet in the war that we might will be into it because the germans were sinking ships in the atlantic including some american ships. and it looked very britain wasn't very bad shape and it looked like if we didn't get in the nazis would take over europe. and possibly south america and couldn't associate where we would have been. so i was unsure whether i wanted to volunteer or wait to be drafted. and i finally decided i would volunteer. which amusingly enough gave you a slightly different army serial number from the if you were drafted. and so the west point officers who are our officers and training. they were recent graduates of west point, but they were training us and an officer candidate school. they tended to look with favor upon those who had volunteered. they didn't never say that but it was a

for the forwards, exeter number eight, sam simmonds is the surprise addition, which increased the squads the history that goes before him. you become a lion and you're joining the other custodian ships of lions rugby, the home nations become linked in happens every four years. to be added to a list of captains is enormous. the tour as they have gone for is surreal. british number one dan evans has been knocked out of the madrid open losing his third round match in straight sets to germany's alexander zverev. evans came into this after two tough three set victories and after the 5th seed zverev took the first set 6—3 it was looking ominous. but evans battled hard in the second as the match went game for game until the tie break was needed to separate them, zverev will now face top seed rafael nadal in the quarter—finals. the giro d'italia starts on saturday — and great britain's simon yates is joint favourite. it's a race he came close to winning in 2018, and he says it made perfect sense to return to italy this year, rather than take part in the tour de france. i think the course also s

just a market card as well, out of the 91 because it was lead to side exeter city that topped the tablex and it's clear that many parents are not happy. the scenes at old trafford on sunday were the latest demonstration of that. united manager has been speaking to the media for the first time since those protests. so they game against liverpool called off. it's everyone's _ liverpool called off. it's everyone's right - liverpool called off. it's everyone's right to - liverpool called off. it�*s everyone's right to protest the survey has to be in a civilised manner. it has to be a peaceful manner. it has to be a peaceful manner. unfortunately, when, when you break in, where you and police officers get injured, scarred for life, that's too far, that's one step too far. unfortunately, that is now when he gets out of him like this it's a police matter. it's not about showing your opinions anymore. so clearly lots of work to be done between these clubs and their fans. well chelsea have already started to act. they've announced that they will introduce three supporter advisers at club board m

i was going to go back to uni, to exeter, and i can't go back, which is so annoying. fairly new. they have only been on uk railways for a few years. since last night's discovery, checks have revealed similar cracks in other trains, although hitachi will not say precisely how many. the trains are all the same design, and so that is the primary focus right now — to look at that design and to ensure we fully understand the cause, and also to make sure that we can, as quickly as possible, fix them and make them available back into traffic again. today, some have been cleared for use and put back into service, but lner has advised customers against travel tomorrow. great western railway expects disruption into next week. hitachi has apologised to passengers and rail operators. it's not clear yet when all the trains will be ready for use again. katy austin, bbc news. now on bbc news, witness history. hello and welcome to a special edition of witness history with me, divya arya, here in delhi as we present remarkable eyewitness accounts of key moments in india's modern histo

scotland winger byron mcguigan scored the opening try for sale, who move above exeter in the table —alf. elsewhere, ulsterwere beaten 38—10 by munster. regan grace scored a hat trick for st helens as they came from behind to beat huddersfield 23—18. and reach the challenge cup semi finals. huddersfield had been leading 12—10 at half time, but two second half tries from grace, who signed a new contract with the super league champions earlier in the week, sealed their place in the last four. warrington are also through after beating catalan dragons. the man known as the king of clay, rafa nadal, has been knocked out of the madrid open at the quarter final stage he was beaten by germany's alex zverev for the first time on the surface. zverev winning in straights sets against nadal, who was aiming to win a sixth title in the spanish capital. lewis hamilton will be hoping to claim the 100th pole position of his career in qualifying for the spanish grand prix tomorrow. the world champion clocked the quickest time in today's practice sessions in barcelona, a tenth of a second quicker than h

for the forwards, no billy vunipola or kyle sinkler, but exeter number eight, sam simmonds the surprised the squad from 36 to 37. and alun wynjones as captain — not really a surprise. but when head coach warren gatland called to telljones the good news at the weekend, he didn't pick up. idid panic i did panic for a years before he rang me back and said he would get back to me. it was a great conversation. a little bit of apprehension, realising the responsibility, the privilege to be able to do that. i think he has done able to do that. i think he has done a greatjob in the last four years for wales. the conversation was about it and he fully respected it. and your form has to be good about it and he fully respected it. and yourform has to be good enough to be selected in the test site. it is a great honour to be tour captain. but you have to play well as well. tonight, manchester united and arsenal are in semi—finals action in the europa league. arsenal need to overturn a 2—1 defict. they're at home to villarreal. meanwhile, united are scheduled to play four matches in just eight days.

i was going to go back to uni, i to exeter, and i can't go back, which is so annoying.re fairly new. they've only been on uk railways for a few years. since last night's discovery, checks have revealed similar cracks in further trains, although hitachi won't say precisely how many. the trains that have been withdrawn are all the same design, and so that is the primary focus right now, to look at that design and to ensure we fully understand the cause, and also to make sure that we can, as quickly as possible, fix them and make them available back into traffic again. today, some have been cleared for use and put back into service, but lner has advised customers against travel tomorrow. great western railway expects disruption into next week. hitachi has apologised to passengers and rail operators. it's not clear yet when all the trains will be ready for use again. katy austin, bbc news. now on bbc news, it's time for the travel show. coming up on this week's travel show, we'll be finding out how tech could change the way we all travel in the future. glastonbury gears up

and exeter number eight, sam simmonds is the surprise addition, which increased the squad number fromones was named as captain on his fourth lions tour. and exeter number eight, sam simmonds is the surprise addition, which increased the squad number from 36 to 37. gatland said it had been tough but that he had picked a squad capable of winning a test series. there are a lot of factors to take into consideration. you are looking at form in the six nations and players that have performed for you in the past, players that have performed at club level, won trophies and championships and then you are looking at players and younger players you feel you can develop on a tour as well. lots of things to consider, trying to get the balance right between creating a squad that is going to be incredibly competitive and also play some good rugby and look to improve as the tour goes on as well. the captain, alun wynjones — who will lead his fourth lions tour said he was very proud. you become a lion and you enjoy the custodianship of lions rugby. the whole nations become linked and has for— the whol

for sale given them a 2k points to 20 victory taking them 2a points to 20 victory taking them above exetersing bonus point. 21—17 the score. anna rugby league leeds rhinos claimed their second win of the super league season beating willis whitefield 15-13. season beating willis whitefield 15—13. thanks to a penalty and golden point extra time from martin. halep is in a race to be fit for the defence of her title. they confirmed today the injury that forced her to pull out of the italian open is a test. she will certainly miss the french open which started ten days' time. wimbledon begins on the 20th ofjune and halep is defending champion from her victory in 2019. last years tournament was canceled. and that is just about all the support from us for now. hello if you're waiting for a prolonged warm, dry spell of weather your way to set to continue. this weekend looks quite turbulent. and there will be plenty more heavy, thundery downpours. on the atlantic satellite picture you can see this big pipeline of cloud just ploughing its way from west to east. you can think of this line of cloud as

all the time that some model to sustainability by developing the youngsters giving them a chance at exeter they get a chance that gets into the 1st team. in the big clubs that collect players there must be a lot of players out there who never really get the chance because there are so many. c.j. final. what not do you any agile ted i've got to get to see this is this is. the entire season i quite like finished as i think the super league will be but they've been trying to since 98 they will it will be but it's also your question. i think they will i just want them to be able to care also known as word of. come in with the consult you might see everybody count on the air all those people that care about the clubs and i feel like going forward as long as the owners care about football and the sport and their clubs and then that looks to be a brighter future before. i knew it was going to. get any last. thank you so much fans of the. footy i'm with thanks so much and. capturing a moment in time. of how the lives. of the stories. provided a glimpse into someone else is what. we were called. to

in rugby union, reigning champions exeter chiefs thrashed the newcastle falcons by 7a points to 3.play off. the win also sees them move back into second place and three points behind league leaders bristol. there was a disappointing end for great britain in theirfinal event of the european team championships in poland. the men's four by a00 metres relay team failed to pass on the baton for the final leg of the race. britain had been leading the standings going into the final day. but failing to finish has seen them slip to third overall, behind winners poland and runners—up italy. that's all your sport jane, bye for now. thanks, very much katie. see you in the next hour. the colombian government has deployed 7,000 troops across some of its major towns and cities in a bid to end two months of deadly protests and riots. demonstrators have vowed to march on the streets of the capital, bogota, today, as they continue their stand against poverty, police violence and tax rises. 0ur latin america correspondent will grant reports. colombia is no stranger to violence but these scenes have s

that's according to dr bharat pankhania, a senior clinical lecturer at the university of exeter medical we have laboratory data that indicates that the vaccine is not bypassed by the indian variant. the absolute proof will be testing it out the field, in other words, to see how well it performs out there in the community. meaning if people are fully immunised and they get infected by the indian variant, we will know, and if they are rejected by the indian variant, we will also know. so we have got some way to go to find out absolutely if the vaccines are not bypassed by the variance. ~ ., variance. when we look at the case studies, variance. when we look at the case studies. for — variance. when we look at the case studies, for example, _ variance. when we look at the case studies, for example, of _ variance. when we look at the case | studies, for example, of blackburn, the third highest infection rate in england, 89%jump in cases, they have had, compared to the previous week. what is actually behind that surge? is it to the resident tent variant or is it the character now that the ind

bradshaw on the radio at lunchtime, on the world at one, he is on the transport select committee, mp for exeterof countries are relying on the lateral flow test and saying this is enough. the cost is an issue of the test. it is an added burden, as well, which will be faced regardless of how quickly and how extensively the restrictions on travel are lifted. one other interesting intervention from the eu, regardless of what the uk decides to do in terms of allowing people to travel to other countries and the restrictions on quarantine and testing that are required, the message from the continent is to come up to eu member states at least a country should live restriction to open up their borders to people from other countries, in the wording of the eu commission where there is a good epidemiological situation and also to people who are fully vaccinated. the foreign secretary, dominic raab, has been holding talks with the new us secretary of state, anthony blinken, who's on his first visit to london sincejoe biden became president. the discussions take place before britain hosts foreign ministers

we can speak now to dr bharat pankhania, senior clinical lecturer at the university of exeter medicale on bbc news. a familiarface, thank you forjoining us here on bbc news. afamiliarface, of thank you forjoining us here on bbc news. a familiar face, of course. first off, let's talk about the indiana variant and vaccines. the government says they have confidence that they are effective. what are your thoughts on that? we that they are effective. what are your thoughts on that?— your thoughts on that? we have laboratory _ your thoughts on that? we have laboratory data _ your thoughts on that? we have laboratory data that _ your thoughts on that? we have laboratory data that indicates i your thoughts on that? we have i laboratory data that indicates that the vaccine is not bypassed by the indian variant. the absolute proof will be testing it out in the field, and other words, to see how well it performs out there in the community. that means if people are fully immunised and they get infected by the indian variant, we will know, and if they're protected by the indian variant, we will al

there were also wins for gloucester, exeter and newcastle.ighter in the other quarter, castleford needed extra—time to get past salford. gareth o'briens golden—point drop goal saw them make it through to the semis 19—18. finlaly, british fighter billyjoe saunders has a world title fight in the early hours tomorrow morning, you can follow that on the bbc sport website with commentary on 5 live. that's it from us. tomorrow morning, nicola sturgeon and michael gove will be on the andrew marr show — that's at 9am on bbc one. goodnight. brighter skies tomorrow. clearing the but we are _ brighter skies tomorrow. clearing the but we are left _ brighter skies tomorrow. clearing the but we are left with _ brighter skies tomorrow. clearing the but we are left with this - brighter skies tomorrow. clearing the but we are left with this area | the but we are left with this area of rain overnight and into tomorrow. along with this weather front here. the rain will tend to fizzle out. i decided that, some sunny spells. although milder air has moved in, real

there were also wins for gloucester, exeter and newcastle.ugh to the last four. 19 points to 18. in the next few hours, we're going to see the biggest crowd at a us sporting event since the start of the pandemic. 70,000 fans will pack the at&t stadium in arlington, texas, for the super—middleweight unification fight between saul "canelo" alvarez and british fighter billyjoe saunders. it will also be a record for an indoor boxing event in the us. mexico's alvarez is putting two belts on the line against the unbeaten saunders, who holds the wbo title. you're going to see an absolutely boxing masterclass from billyjoe saunders and he will win a unanimous decision over 12 rounds. a lot of gypsy decision over 12 rounds. a lot of gypsy magic in the air, billiejo is on form and is looking in better shape, best i have ever seen him, a real good fight on tomorrow night, cannot wait, so happy to be here in texas with all these great boxing fans, it's going to be really good fight, really looking forward to it. you can follow that on the bbc sport websi

. >> tucker: the sad thing is, people like andrew yang, exeter brown columbia are such craven kisser'sey don't understand the advantage in telling the truth. if he said, are you joking? it defund the police? that's insane. they probably would've agreed. he tried to suck up and humiliated himself. he went on from there, the police should learn martial arts so they don't have to use their weapons, just well-placed karate chops. they've also called for changing the uniforms and titles and police department's across the country. i might rename them guardians and adopt a different color scheme. you got to wonder, if there's still a concern she would see for things that are stupid. grad school liberals love this stuff. it fawning over criminals makes them feel good about themselves, and when things disintegrate as well, and they just leave. they literally had for the hills, anywhere without the "crime problem." if a lot of them are doing that now. at the liberals who still remain in new york don't have much use for erica adams, where lee is the one black candidate they don't like. you get th

for the forwards, exeter number eight, sam simmonds is the surprise addition, which increased the squaded in happens every four years. to be added to a list of captains is enormous. the tour as that have gone before is surreal. british number one dan evans has been knocked out of the madrid 0pen losing his third round match in straight sets to germany's alexander zverev. evans came into this after two tough three set victories and after the 5th seed zverev took the first set 6—3 it was looking ominous. but evans battled hard in the second as the match went game for game until the tie break was needed to separate them, zverev will now face top seed rafael nadal in the quarter—finals. the giro d'italia starts on saturday — and great britain's simon yates is joint favourite. it's a race he came close to winning in 2018, and he says it made perfect sense to return to italy this year, rather than take part in the tour de france. i think the course also suits me a lot. i mean, a lot of climbing. in recent years not so much 200 kilometres. the last two years also coincided with the olympic gam

which is set to be played in empty stadiums or at least with no overseas fans the standout pick was exeter as sam simmons who's been overlooked by england for 3 years well as captain allan when jones lead the side under warren gatland whose head coach for the 3rd straight tour . for me it's probably the trilogy and you know going to a game back to back to south africa as he'd coach with the old my goal of continue what we've built on and also continue to build the brand and help all that is i think the lawns a slew of sort of it's unique it's incredibly special and i want this brand to continue to thrive and to go on and to be a huge part of the rugby community british cyclist adam yates is playing down talk of him being favorites over in the 08 italia which starts on saturday the 23 teams competing in the 1st grand tour of the season were presented insurance on thursday gates has a pull out of last year's race which is how in october because the contract hit coronavirus this will be his 4th attempt to win the 0 and he's a man in form having won the tour valve's top of the outs i should sa

which is set to be played in empty stadiums or at least with no overseas fans stand out because exeter's sam simmons who has been overlooked by indian for 3 years wales captain allan when jones will lead the side and the warren gatland who is head coach for the 3rd straight to a. for me it's probably the trilogy and you know going to a game back to back to south africa as head coach with the old my goal of continue what we've built on and also continue to build the brand and help orton that is i think the law is a solid citizen it's unique it's incredibly special and i want this brand to continue to to thriving to go on and to be a huge part of the rugby community in major league baseball baltimore pitcher john means through a no hitter against the seattle mariners means i heard 79 strikes among 113 pitchers becoming the 1st orioles pitcher to throw a no hitter since 1969 and over in the n.b.a. russell westbrook now has 179 career triple doubles that's just 2 away from equalling the all time record westbrook a 21.17 assists and 12 rebounds but it wasn't enough to aborting sort of all def

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like these people in exeter who stuck it out despite the torrential conditions.e. what do you think? 9 degrees, may bank holiday. it has been an unusually cold may bank holiday the result of all the cloud stronger winds wrapped around an area of low pressure continuing to work its way eastward is moving away from the uk on tuesday, wins continuing to blow and blowing in some wet weather still. that weather probably moving away from scotland on tuesday but showers and longer spells of rain affecting northern ireland, northern england, perhaps north wales and heading into the midlands as well. it is going to be quite a windy day, particularly windy in the morning, an event is north sea coast will be could be seeing some gale force gusts the winds to ease down a bit in the afternoon but it is still going to feel quite cold out there and in scotland perhaps again no better than 8 degrees, highest temperatures across southern parts of england and wales where it is drier and more sunshine. the low pressure is moving away and on its wake we have those blustery showers o

for the forwards, no vunipola or sinkler while exeter number eight, sam simmonds is the surprise additionill be his fourth lions tour and he understands the history that goes before him... you become a lion and yourjoining the other custodian ships of lions rugby, the home nations become linked in happens every four years. to be added to a list of captains is enormous. the tour as they have gone for is surreal. british number one dan evans has been knocked out of the madrid open losing in straight sets to world number six alexander zverev. world number 26 evans came into this after two tough three set victories and after the german zverev took the first 6—3 it was looking ominous. but he battled hard in the second as the match went game for game until the tie break was needed to separate them, zverev will now face top seed rafael nadal in the quarterfinals... it was the kit launch for team gb today as the start of the olympics in tokyo draws closer. there is still some trepidation injapan with another surge in coronavirus cases across the country and the president of world athletics, seb

premiership champions exeter boosted their chances of a home play off semifinal after thrashing newcastleturning crowd of about 4,000. the win sees them move back into second place and just three points behind league leaders bristol. and it was third time lucky for harlequins who are the best women's rugby team in england, having won the premier 15s for the first time. after losing the last two finals to saracens, they beat their london rivals 25—17 to finally get their hands on the trophy. a fitting farewell for their coach karen findlay, who leaves the club after five years in charge. there was a disappointing end for great britain in theirfinal event of the european team championships in poland. the men's four by four hundred metres relay team failed to pass on the baton for the final leg of the race. britain had been leading the standings going into the final day. but failing to finish has seen them slip to third overall, behind winners poland and runners—up italy. and finally, there was no f1 grand prix this weekend, but that didn't stop lewis hamilton throwing himself into the dange

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premiership champions exeter boosted their chances of a home play off semifinal. after thrashing newcastleng the premier 15s for the very first time. they beat their london rivals, saracens by 25 points to 17 after losing to them in the final for the past two years. but it was their time to lift the trophy and a fitting farewell for their coach karen findlay, who leaves the club after five years in charge. there was a disappointing end for great britain in theirfinal event of the european team championships in poland. the men's axa00 metres relay team failed to pass on the baton for the final leg of the race. britain had been leading the standings going into the final day. but failing to finish has seen them slip to third overall, behind winners poland and runners up italy. and there was no f1 grand prix this weekend, but that didn't stop lewis hamilton getting his adrenaline rush fix. the seven times world champion finding some time to take part in one of his other passions — skydiving. he says it's become one of his favourite things to do in his spare time. that's certainly one way to en

it also doing upgrades to stations in marsh barton, which is in exeter, very near to thorpe park, a place is _ the other one. i suspect that my either case. sally is looking - the other one. i suspect that my i either case. sally is looking ahead to some football _ either case. sally is looking ahead to some football tonight. - manchester united take on spain's villarreal in the europa league final tonight. it's taking place in gdansk. bbc sport's olly foster is there for us. olly, around 2,000 fans from each club expected to be at the game, how easy has it been for them and you to get there? getting here is fairly easy, as is all european travel. from the baltic to the north of poland. it is the covid hoops, the obstacles you have to get over, pcr test before you leave the uk. there are restrictions across european borders. some manchester united fans said they had had a couple ofjabs and it was easier to get in. the big thing is returning to the uk knowing at 210 days of self isolation and quarantine is a must. the uk government says only essential travel should be adhered to to actuall

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