group in exeter . and i wonder group in exeter. and i wonder and here are as a council a group leader with responsibilities. elections up in not that long a few weeks time. you must sometimes look at the london headquarters of your party. i mean, what have we had in the last year? three prime ministers, four chancellor of the exchequer , five education the exchequer, five education secretaries . i mean, do you feel secretaries. i mean, do you feel let down by the national party? because you don't concentrate on what's going on nationally. i think there is always going to be a tension between anybody standing for local council, local government, either at district level as we are in next or county level in devon and hoping that westminster goes smoothly in those periods immediately before elections don't always happen , but it don't always happen, but it hasn't gone smoothly, has it ? hasn't gone smoothly, has it? that's about. so what we do is then we concentrate on the job in hand and the job in hand

group in exeter . and i wonder group in exeter. and i wonder and here are as a council a group leader with responsibilities. elections up in not that long a few weeks time. you must sometimes look at the london headquarters of your party. i mean, what have we had in the last year? three prime ministers, four chancellor of the exchequer , five education the exchequer, five education secretaries . i mean, do you feel secretaries. i mean, do you feel let down by the national party? because you don't concentrate on what's going on nationally. i think there is always going to be a tension between anybody standing for local council, local government, either at district level as we are in next or county level in devon and hoping that westminster goes smoothly in those periods immediately before elections don't always happen , but it don't always happen, but it hasn't gone smoothly, has it ? hasn't gone smoothly, has it? that's about. so what we do is then we concentrate on the job in hand and the job in hand

exeter will play london irish in the final at twickenham in late may.h manchester city being charged manchester united briefly went above city in the table. but will end the day in third after their 2—0 win over leeds. manchester united briefly went above city in the table. but will end the day in third after their 2—0 win over leeds. their second game in a row against the same opponents. joe lynskey watched this one. leads and manchester united metjust four days ago and now at elland road this bitter rivalry resumed. leads have no manager and lead when since november. they are at the point of the season where close wasn't good enough. that was their best chance of a first half that was fierce. one more simple challenge almost let united in. bruno fernandes stole the ball but his shot was blocked by the keeper. for80 ball but his shot was blocked by the keeper. for 80 minutes this match was in the balance. when united needed an answer they looked towards them and informed. marcus rashford now has 21 goals for the season. his coach has asked him to get 3

a man of the man performance from josh hodge saw exeter to victory with two first—half tries.try with sale down to 13 men helped the chiefs to victory. st helens began their bid for a fifth consecutive super league title with victory at castleford tigers. a week after becoming world champions, saints were tested by castleford, who ran the champions close for much of the contest. but paul wellens' side went on to get their campaign off the ground with a 2a—6 win. the third day of the second test between new zealand and england started with a follow on and ended with a fight back. the home side finished day three just 2a runs behind after being asked to bat again in wellington, as patrick gearey reports. cricket in new zealand is a relaxed experience, but there is a feeling things have become a bit too passive. the state has been vacated for england, this was the day some things that. maybe the patients, that was 5a the kiwi skipper. bat rays, bull lost. he could only stay out of reach for so long when he picked out the end of new zealand's innings. they finished more than 200 b

exeter will play london irish in the final at twickenham in late may.egan with manchester city being charged by the premier league for breaching its financial rules. ended with the club just three points from its summit. they beat aston villa 3—1 to move closer to leaders arsenal. who they play on wednesday. dan ogunshakin reports. the etihad stadium was united in defiance, the target of its ire obvious. pep guardiola promised his side wouldn't be distracted by off field events — business as usual — and manchester city were true to his word. less than four minutes had gone when rodri scored, his message was clear, and the city fans roared in approval. the champions haven't been at their brilliant best this season but here they were purring. although ilkay gundogan was denied by emi martinez on that occasion there was nothing the world cup winner could do when erling haaland found him for the simplest of finishes. this was undoubtedly city's half. jack grealish brought down for a penalty against his former club which riyad mahrez duly dispatched — only h

man of the match performance from judge hodge saw exeter to victory.s second try, helped them to the victory. saint helens began their bid for a fifth consecutive super league title. it we got to be going well champions. saints were tested by castleford, paul inside got the cabin of the ground with 24.76. thursday the second test between new zealand and england, started with a follow—on and ended with something of a fright back. finishing behind after being asked to bat again in wellington. cricket in new zealand is a relaxed experience, but there is a feeling things are becoming a bit too passive. the stage has been vacated for england, this was the day something snapped. maybe the patients. that was 54 the kiwi skipper. a batteries, bull lost. he could only stay out of reach for so long, new zealand's innings was nigh. they finish with a 200 behind, which gave ben stokes the right to ask them to bat again. here is when everything slow down. new zealand were old—fashioned, this is how test cricket used to be played. frustrating for those in a hurry. i

that is why he fell under suspicion after the exeter attack. ran it say he was told no politics and barred from preaching. he regularly visited manchester and also stayed with salman abedi. we found he used different identities. family knew him by another name. he arrived in the uk on a false passport. salman abedi was at al—anezi's bedside when he died in hospital of cancer. the only other close friend present told me the bomber was in tears. the day after al—anezi's manchester funeral, salman abedi and his brother purchased their first bomb—making chemical. a lawyer representing victims�* families thinks if our evidence wasn't heard in the secret part of the inquiry it should be made known. if there is material which of the inquiry may not have uncovered then it is vital it is supplied to the chair so they can pursue that even at this late stage. in a statement, five bereaved families told us they are disappointed to learn of more within the case that doesn't appear to have been investigated. the inquiry�*s final verdict on the arena atrocity

janine jansen, bbc spotlight exeter. now it�*s time for a look at the weather with tomasz. hello.ius in one or two spots. the average is eight, but we�*re not beating records. that�*s closer to 19 degrees celsius set in somerset in the late �*90s. here�*s the reason for the milder air. it�*s coming all the way from the canaries past portugal, through the bay of biscay, spreading across the uk. in fact, going even further north into the norwegian sea. typical temperatures today will be closer to around 11 in scotland and more like 12 to 14 across england, sojust one or two areas we�*ll get temperatures in the mid, maybe the high teens. a lot of clear weather through this afternoon, this evening, but out towards the west a weather front is approaching and that does spell rainfall. belfast, eventually glasgow a little bit milder with the cloud and the rain, but where it will be clear overnight a touch of frost is certainly possible. here�*s the weather map for tomorrow. that high pressure we had for quite some time has now slipped away towards the east and we have a weather front cro

exeter will play london irish in the final at twickenham in late may.lock with steve borthwick still looking for his first win in charge. they have had 18 minutes nearly, and jack willis has scored the try for england that has given them a 7—0 lead. it�*s on the bbc sport website and we will have more later on. see you later, thank you very much indeed. the biggest names from the world of music, from stormzy to lizzo and sam smith, were at london�*s o2 arena for the annual brit awards on saturday. but the night belonged to harry styles, who picked up four awards including best album. mark savage reports. # in this world, it�*s just us...# brit awards, sing it out! the name of harry styles�* third album is harry�*s house. and last night, that�*s what the brits became. the man that just does not stop, harry styles! the pop star won every category he was nominated in, including album of the year, and he even remembered to thank his mum. i want to thank my mum for signing me up for x factor without telling me. so i literally wouldn�*t be here without you. h

a man of the man performance from josh hodge helped exeter to victory, with two first—half tries.but hodge�*s second try with sale down to 13 men helped the chiefs to victory. st helens began their bid for a fifth consecutive super league title with victory at castleford tigers. a week after becoming world champions, saints were tested by castleford, who ran the champions close for much of the contest. but paul wellens' side went on to get their campaign off the ground with a 2k points to 6 win. australia have won a sixth women's t20 world cup, by beating hosts south africa in the final by 19 runs in cape town. it was south africa's first final of any kind in either men's or women's cricket. australia set them a target of 157. but they lacked the firepower. australia have now won all but two editions of the women's t20 world cup. that's all the sport for now. day 4 of england's 2nd test in nz is under way. you can of course follow all the action on the bbc sport website. this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines and all the main news stories at the top of the hours straight after

we are going straight to exeter to hear after that inquest jury we are going straight to exeter to hearhas failed us. the evidence we have heard during this inquest over the past five weeks is a consistent story of individual failures, breathtaking incompetence and systemic failings within every level of the firearms licensing unit of the devon and cornwall police. it is beyond us how davison, a man with a known history of violence and mental health issues with no real need to own a firearm was granted a licence to possess a gun in the first place. davison then brutally battered to innocent children in an assault in the park. the brutal attack was incorrectly categorised as a low assault. following this attack, is firearms licence was revoked and his gun was seized. despite being charged with violent assaulting two innocent children, unbelievably, he was given his licence and his gun back. he was considered to be a low risk by the devon and cornwall police and the evidence we have heard from devon and cornwall police was that of a system that was a shambles from the top to the bottom. t

in devon, was arrested in 2008 after close associate nicky reilly attempted a suicide bombing in exeterhis activities in manchester where he had first lived in britain. he was suspected of being a radicaliser and was placed under investigation. he was investigated by the security service prior to the exeter attack and over a decade before manchester. a lawyer representing victims�* families thinks if our evidence wasn�*t heard in the secret part of the inquiry it should be made known. if there is material which of the inquiry may not have uncovered then it is vital it is supplied to the chair so they can pursue that even at this late stage. in a statement, five bereaved families told us they are disappointed to learn of more within the case that doesn�*t appear to have been investigated. the inquiry�*s final verdict on the arena atrocity is due on thursday. daniel de simone, bbc news. research suggests one in four supermarket customers are struggling with their finances. the study shows that food prices have increased by 17% in the past month compared with the same time last year. milk,

they sit three points clear of the exeter chiefs.re were also wins for saracens and sale. time now for some of today's other sport stories and perth scorchers won their fifth big bash title with a thrilling win over brisbane heat. the scorchers won by five wickets on home territory, reaching their target of 176 with four balls to spare. india's aditi ashok has a six shot lead going into the final round of the kenya open on the ladies european tour. england's cara gainer is in third on four under but is a massive nine shots behind ashok. and ali carter is through to the final of the german masters. he beat robert milkins by six frames to five in berlin. he'll face either tom ford orjack lisowski in tomorrow's final. struggling west ham united held fourth place newcastle to a 1—1 draw in the final premier league game of the day at st james' park. newcastle had a goal disallowed as var showed the ball had gone out of play, but callum wilson put them ahead for real soon afterwards. west ham levelled it up later in the half through lucas

they sit three points clear of the exeter chiefs.sed to victory against darlington mowden park sharks, who are bottom. there were also wins for saracens and sale. time now for some of today's other sport stories. perth scorchers won their fifth big bash title with a thrilling win over brisbane heat. the scorchers won by five wickets on home territory, reaching their target of 176 with four balls to spare. india's aditi ashok has a six shot lead going into the final round of the kenya open on the ladies european tour. england's cara gainer is in third on four under but a massive nine shots behind ashok. and is ali carter is through to the final of the german masters. he beat robert milkins by sixframes to five in berlin. he'll face either tom ford orjack lisowski in tomorrow's final. now let's turn to football, because this could prove to be a pivotal weekend in the race for the premier league title. the leaders arsenal, who'd been beaten only once before today in the league, lost 1—0 at everton with sean dyche earning a much needed v

that is why he fell under suspicion after the exeter attack. in the uk on a false passport. salman abedi was at al—anezi's bedside when he died in hospital of cancer. the only other close friend present told me the bomber was in tears. the day after al—anezi's manchester funeral, salman abedi and his brother purchased their first bomb—making chemical. a lawyer representing victims' families thinks if our evidence wasn't heard in the secret part of the inquiry it should be made known. if there is material which of the inquiry may not have uncovered then it is vital it is supplied to the chair so they can pursue that even at this late stage. in a statement, five bereaved families told us they are disappointed to learn of more within the case that doesn't appear to have been investigated. the inquiry�*s final verdict on the arena atrocity is due on thursday. daniel de simone, bbc news. a couple who disappeared or arrested on manslaughter charges. the child is still missing. the prime minister heads back from belfast as he tries to win support for

helped exeter the victory with two first tries and they had gone 10—0 up to the second try it wouldmen. and help the chiefs to victory. st. helens begin their bid for a fifth consecutive super league title in the victory for tigers week after becoming world champions the sense were tested by him who ran the champions close for much of the contest but they went on to get their campaign off the ground with a 2a points to six victory. austria of 26 women's t—20 world cup by beating south africa by 19 runs in cape town and their significance for his final of any kind in either men's or women's cricket in australia sent them a target of 157 but they lack them a target of 157 but they lack the firepower and australia have not one but all but two editions of the world cup. and that's often the road in sport and day four of the second test in new zealand is under way and you can follow all of the action on the bbc sports website. this is bbc news. there were shouts and screams. he is back and he's got a gun. eyewitnesses have said they heard shouting in three or four gunshots, i started to

there are also first starts for exeter pair dafydd jenkins and christ tshiunza, while tommy reffell completese lost that first game we can't win the grand slam or triple crown, we still want to do well in this tournament and saturday�*s game is important for us. but we need to think long term as well. we need to think of the next seven or eight months. we have a huge disparity between those experienced players of the number of caps and a lot of the youngsters who are incredibly talented with limited numbers of caps so obviously developing their talents. so we just need to find that balance. and of course you can get more details on all the latest from the six nations on the bbc sport website. worcester warriors are no more — the new owners of the rugby union club have announced they're changing the name. they've also withdrawn from the rfus process to enter into the championship due to the instability of the league. the club will now be rebranded as sixways rugby. the rfu says it provided worcester with "the best possible chance" to provide all information required to prove its sustainability

david strain from the university of exeter in the u. k. he has the british medical associations work on the long term impact of coven 19 dr. stream. good to have you on the day, we just heard it in the report there roughly 36 percent of former coven patients affected. that is millions of people around the globe. so as long over the pandemic after the pandemic, absolutely, with this number of patients still affected weeks, months, in some cases, years afterwards. this is actually the major health economic impact of cov, it that we have literally millions of people globally that are not in a position to function. no man, these are people who were previously very fit, very well contributing in so many ways. and all a sudden they'd be left in a position that they are debilitated. unable to care for themselves, let alone that family or do the work. so this is a major health crisis. long cove. it can take many forms we saw in the report, and that is part of why it's so hard to tackle. what are the most frequent manifestations you've been able to

david strain from the university of exeter in the u. k. he had the british medical associations work on the long term impact of coven 19 dr. stream. good to have you on the day. we just heard it in the report. there roughly 36 percent of former coven patients affected that is millions of people around the globe. so as long over the pandemic after the pandemic so there are 2 broad groups of people with long over those who got covey to read about at the outset. on the left with the damage of that initial virus, the learn scarring, the strokes clocks the heart attacks the i to you syndrome. and that represents a severe illness. but it's only a relatively small population because remember only about 5 percent of people who got koby actually got sick with it. the much big a health problem of those who got the raw, the nondescript, the vague symptoms, those are likely attributed to either residual virus or other virus is being activated and they present with breathlessness, weigh them, muscle aches and pains with chest pains or difficulty breath

in exeter, i'm afraid. before we close, let me very briefly pick up on comments that we have received from our youtube viewers following our last program on ukraine. many of them were highly, highly skeptical of the prospect that negotiating with putin would either be feasible or could end the war. how do you see it very briefly, natalia? are they right? can we have no, any sign of russia ready to nick? she even, it's neither from the rhetoric nor from the actions. laura, i agree. although there's a discussion in germany and many intellectual, it's asking for negotiations. i don't see it being the right time. now. flattery. i'm afraid. no. what's your sense of how long the protein can hold out with this war? i'm a for craig. i'm afraid. thank you very much to all of you for being with us for this program. and thanks to all of our viewers do. if you're watching us on youtube, do send us your comments, please. we'd like very much to hear from you from with who conflicts with tim, sebastian? it's almost a year

irish will face either exeter or sale sharks in the final — with those two sides playing each other on sri lanka stunned the hosts south africa in the opening match of the women's t20 world cup, winning by three runs chasing 130 for victory in cape town, south africa lost wickets at crucial stages — making mistakes running between the stumps and twice suffering runouts. spinner inoka ranaweera was the pick of the sri lankan bowlers, taking 3—18. well england play there first match of the world cup tomorrow in paarl. they're up against west indies. henry moeran and alex hartley are in south africa with the test match special team: england's tournament gets under way on day two against a side they know well. the west indies. when it comes to tournament, things can be a bit different? especially when it comes to the west indies. they caused an upset on the 50 over world cup. england will know in world cups, england are the strongest side going in. england will inevitably played down their chances considering australia are very much favourites. where you see their chances? if they don't ge

a woman in her has died after she was attacked in a park in exeter . a murder in exeter. murder investigation has been launched and police are searching for a man who could be armed and dangerous. officers were called to ladue valley park around 4:00 this afternoon following reports the woman had been seriously assaulted. she died at . the assaulted. she died at. the former us president jemmy carter is receiving hospice care at his home in georgia . a statement home in georgia. a statement from the carter centre says the 98 year old made the decision after a series of short stays in recent years. he suffered from several health issues, including a melanoma that spread to his liver and brain . tv online and liver and brain. tv online and the ap plus radio. this is gb news now say that the headliners . hello welcome to headliners the nightly newspaper revue show that aims leave you a bit more informed or at least hopefully not dumber . informed or at least hopefully not dumber. i'm josh howie and joining me to sort through the best of sunday's papers is the big cat leo kear

it includes first wales starts for exeter chiefs pair dafydd jenkins and christ tshiunza while tommyback—row. ken 0wens, adam beard and jack morgan are the only forwards kept in. worcester warriors are no more — the new owners of the rugby union club have announced they changing the name. they've also withdrawn from the rfus process to enter into the championship due to the instability of the league. the club will now be rebranded as sixways rugby. jim 0'toole, who led the atlas takeover alongsidejames sandford, said "the sad fact of life is that the worcester warriors brand and the worcester warriors business is gone. more on that and old today's sports news on the website. we will bring you the latest from the sports centre throughout the afternoon. goodbye from me. thank you very much. more now on our top story — the number of people killed by the earthquakes in turkey and syria on monday, has now risen to more than 17,000. turkish and syrian communities across the uk are gathering supplies to send to survivors of the earthquake. the biggest turkish community mosque in the uk is i

a woman in her has died after she was attacked in a park in exeter . a murder in exeter. murder investigation has been launched and police are searching for a man who could be armed and dangerous. officers were called to ladue valley park around 4:00 this afternoon following reports the woman had been seriously assaulted. she died at . the assaulted. she died at. the former us president jemmy carter is receiving hospice care at his home in georgia . a statement home in georgia. a statement from the carter centre says the 98 year old made the decision after a series of short stays in recent years. he suffered from several health issues, including a melanoma that spread to his liver and brain . tv online and liver and brain. tv online and the ap plus radio. this is gb news now say that the headliners . hello welcome to headliners the nightly newspaper revue show that aims leave you a bit more informed or at least hopefully not dumber . informed or at least hopefully not dumber. i'm josh howie and joining me to sort through the best of sunday's papers is the big cat leo kear

this with jonathan marcus, defence analyst at the strategic studies institute at the university of exeterwhy this particular concern about china supporting version now? i think because we _ supporting version now? i think because we are _ supporting version now? i think because we are entering - supporting version now? i think because we are entering a - supporting version now? i think because we are entering a very| because we are entering a very crucial phase of this war. the russian, it looks as though they have already launched their much heralded offensive. it seems to be rather smaller scale than perhaps some people expected but we will see how it goes over the coming weeks and months. and of course, ukraine excels is expected to launch offensive operations of its own towards the spring. now, both sides are facing shortages of ammunition. both sides badly need modern advanced weaponry added to their arsenals and, you know, supplying ukraine is a huge problem for the west. they know that the russians are facing problems too and clearly, china were to step in and start providing ammun

the squad also includes first starts for exeter chiefs pair dafydd jenkins and christ tshiunza whiles. in the past be have been criticised for making too many changes, particular sleep sometimes when we played in the past or other teams in the autumn. so just trying to work on the balance and making it about giving these youngsters sometime and the metal where they are happy to just buy would not take too many. and of course you can get more details on all the latest from the six nations on the bbc sport website. right let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the sports news today. after leading the lionnesses to victory at last years euros, england manager sarina veegman has been nominated for the best women's coach at the fifa best awards. manchester city boss pep guardiola has been nominated in the men's category. ravid jadeja took five wickets as australia were bowled out for 177 on day one of the first test in nagpur. in reply, india closed on 77 for 1, with rohit sharma hitting an unbeaten half century. northern ireland's tom mckibbin is the clubhouse leader

take up legislation requiring the biden administration publish the inflationary impact of any future exetive orders. also, a bill trepeal a labor department rule allowing retiment plan managers to consider environmental, social, and rporate governance factors in their investments. watch liveoverage of the house here on c-span. >> c-span is your unfilred view of government. we're funded by these television companies and more, including media come. -- mediacom. >> at mediacom, we believe whether you live right here or here or way out, you should have fast, reliable internet. >> mediacom supports c-span as a public service, along with these other televisi providers, giving you a front-row seat to democracy. >> this week on the c-span networks -- the house and senate are back in session following a break for the presidential holiy. on tuesday morning, the house foreign affairs committee holds a hearing on counteng the chinese communist party and the house armed services committee will hear from defense department officials regarding management of u.s. military support to ukraine. then on wednesd

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. >> i think it's eye opening. 15,000 participants in the united kingdom at oxford, exeter. by report only. we like to say questionnaire studies are weak. they're saying how many times did you have a concussion, how severe was it and based on someone's memory. the strength of the study they tested people. i look at it more as something that's awareness raising, bill. the number of concussions that you have increases your chances later on of performing worse on tests, cognitive testing and thinking and decision making. a cumulative effect. it points out something more important. how close together do you have these things? we like to say that you need a period to allow the brain to heal. so if you get a concussion and you get clocked, you have to stay out of the action after that for at least a week and then there are some subtle signs that, you know, we've seen it in the nfl recently with one of the players which is it can be a problem with walking, with gait, dizziness and headache. you don't feel quite right. if you get back in the game and get hit again your chances go up

al—anezi was arrested in 2008 after a close associate, nicky reilly, attempted a suicide bombing in exeterved to his home here in plymouth over 20 years ago, he was of concern to m15 because of his activities in manchester, where he'd first lived in britain. he was suspected of being a radicaliser and was placed under investigation. al—anezi had led prayers at a plymouth mosque, but those who ran it say he was told no politics and barred from preaching. he regularly visited manchester and also stayed with salman abedi. we found he used different identities. family knew him by another name. he arrived in the uk on a false passport. salman abedi was at al—anezi's bedside when he died in hospital of cancer. the only other close friend present told me the bomber was in tears. the day after al—anezi's manchester funeral, salman abedi and his brother purchased their first bomb—making chemical. the inquiry also examined other potential influences on salman abedi, including his time at didsbury mosque in manchester. we've discovered two other young attendees died in conflict abroad. they were lion

yes, we're going to be in exeter and we'll talk about issues that taxes that will affect the country,them, of course, is farming, neil, that disgraced member of parliament. well, he hasn't gone away from public life. he'll be on the programme tomorrow evening . a live tomorrow evening. a live audience. i'll see you . i might audience. i'll see you. i might even talk about tony blair and his plan for digital ideas . i'll his plan for digital ideas. i'll see you tomorrow warm welcome. it is may bev turner on the clock slot. all week. we've got a great show lined up for you tonight along with some great company. i've got my panel this evening. kelvin former editor kelvin mackenzie, former editor of political of the sun and political commentator arron bustani joining me discuss very joining me to discuss some very controversial topics this evening. tony, william evening. remember, tony, william hague, two of our former politicians you just can't help themselves when it comes to weighing in on matters, despite being they've both being totally well, they've both just an overhaul in just cal

yes, we're going to be in exeter and we'll talk about issues that taxes that will affect the country,them, of course, is farming, neil, that disgraced member of parliament. well, he hasn't gone away from public life. he'll be on the programme tomorrow evening . a live tomorrow evening. a live audience. i'll see you . i might audience. i'll see you. i might even talk about tony blair and his plan for digital ideas . i'll his plan for digital ideas. i'll see you tomorrow , bev turner. see you tomorrow, bev turner. coming up in a minute. it's 11:00. welcome along to gb it's11:00. welcome along to gb news. let's bring you the latest news headlines. political in northern ireland have condemned the shooting of an off duty police officer at a sports complex shortly before 8:00 tonight in county. the ulster unionist party has said the serving officer is youth. gaelic football coach who was attacked in front of young people after a training session . he's now being training session. he's now being treated in hospital . gb news treated in hospital. gb news understands the gunman who fled across

the squad also includes first starts for exeter chiefs pair dafydd jenkins and christ tshiunza whilee still want to do well in this tournament and the game is important for us. but we need to think long term as well. we need to think of the next seven or eight months. we have a huge disparity between those experienced players of the number of caps and a lot of the youngsters who are incredibly talented with limited numbers of caps so awfully developing their talents. —— obviously. meanwhile zander fagerson has been named in the scotland squad for the visit of wales. the glasgow warriors prop comes in for wp nel, who drops to the bench as the only change to the side that beat england to lift the calcutta cup in their tournament opener. and in a huge clash at the aviva on saturday. ireland coach andy farrell has made one change for their match with france as ulster�*s rob herring replaces injured hooker dan sheehan. captain jonny sexton starts despite having to go off during the win over wales last week. worcester warriors are no more — the new owners of the rugby union club have annou

the exeter, hereford , yorkshire into exeter, hereford, yorkshire into , the afternoon and evening ,ticks around. they'll be further rain across scotland. but that does tend to ease. it becomes more showery before more wet weather pushes into the far north on friday. stays changeable this weekend. but it's fairly mild at times. a very warm welcome a very warm welcome to gb news live with me, mark longhurst slightly earlier, of course, this wednesday, because up prime minister's questions live for you from the house of and this is the chamber at the moment we'll be having prime minister rishi sunak facing leader sir keir starmer once more and this time of course amid a of industrial action this involves some half a million workers also yesterday's warnings from the international monetary fund that the uk is expected to be the only

the squad also includes first starts for exeter chiefs pair dafydd jenkins and christ tshiunza whilecomes in for wp nel, who drops to the bench as the only change to the side that beat england to lift the calcutta cup in their tournament opener. and in a huge clash at the aviva on saturday, ireland captainjonny sexton is named in the squad to face france despite coming off in the second half during their win over wales. conor murray makes his return, but no dan sheehan, who's out with a hamstring injury. worcester warriors are no more — the new owners of the rugby union club have announced they're changing the name. they've also withdrawn from the rfu's process to enter into the championship due to the instability of the league. the club will now be rebranded as sixways rugby. jim o'toole, who led the atlas takeover alongsidejames sandford, said, "the sad fact of life is that the worcester warriors brand and the worcester warriors business is gone." the international olympic committee has urged ukraine to drop threats of boycotting next year's games if russian and belarusian athletes

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the inquest at exeter questions. the inquest at exeter racecourse continues .our will be assessing whether zelenskyy will get his jets . if the uk has the right jets. if the uk has the right kit for him. and of course the very latest on the earthquake and the relief efforts as the death toll now reaches 18,000. more than that moment . death toll now reaches 18,000. more than that moment. but more than that in a moment. but first, let's get an update on the for you. hello again , aidan the for you. hello again, aidan mcgivern the met mcgivern here from the met office many us office blue skies for many us this afternoon having clear the earlier cloud and drizzle the south. but in the far north here we've got strong winds and some heavy showers . those houses in heavy showers. those houses in the north scotland through the rest of the day. the next weather front is approaching. that's actually going to bring milder, albeit cloudier weather as we head into the weekend but for the time being, cloud clearing the south bright blue skies for a time across england and w

warm spots , exeter, hereford and, spots, exeter, hereford and, yorkshire into the and evening the cloudbut that does tend to ease. scotland but that does tend to ease . it becomes more showery ease. it becomes more showery before more wet weather pushes into the far north on friday stays changeable. this weekend, but it's fairly mild at times. it's 1:00 with gb news live with me longhurst on coming up for you this lunchtime the biggest series of strikes in more than a decade much of britain left in limbo up to half a million teachers, university workers , teachers, university workers, rail and bus drivers and, even civil servants walking out in their various disputes over paying their various disputes over paying conditions. and indeed the government's plan not to limit strike action in. the future. well, this is the picture live at a rally of the national education union in central london . many parents central london. many parents course stuck at home today on childcare duties as a result will. some of mumsnet whether her users are supportive of the teachers onto the picture in birmin

i have found that the commission has been called upon to not only preserve exeter yors but intear yors, interiors don't come as often but when they do they are extreme low important. and the commission has irrelevant assisted bistaff in a confident way. if not had the expertise on the commission itself. which miss gray would provide t. is important that she was born and raised in san francisco. i say that because although it is in the a qualification from the seat. it is tremendous low important when evaluating comments this people both in favor of and in opposition to projects. and -- >> time elapsed. >> thank you for your comments. can we have our next public commenter? involving pers often at lagger heads. i recommend you approve vicktory why's confirmation. thank you. next caller, please. i'm francisco decosta i represent the first people of san francisco. and i endorse this candidate. she is with you foiled for the job. we must remember this we need somebody on the historic preservation commission to look deep into the indigenous people. we must remember that the board of supervis

exeter newquay in the gone now. exeter newquay in the west country is a problem .we're going to be meeting a man who is not worried about flying at the moment because he's cycling, believe it or not, from bolton to melbourne in australia . to melbourne in australia. that's coming up. it's 10,000 to melbourne in australia. that's coming up. it's10,000 of the nearly 15,000 miles away, rising at the moment. it's a 24. good morning to you. once again, listening to breakfast with stephen or angela and a very upset mary. yes, angela . mary is very upset. she angela. mary is very upset. she says , i'm so mad with you. why says, i'm so mad with you. why you discussing happy valley? i have to change channels so that i didn't hear anything. i just want to sit down and watch it tonight without knowing anything beforehand. mary we didn't tell you what because we you what happens because we don't speculate and don't know to speculate and everybody's speculating at the moment. we've all got theories some. well i haven't because i've never seen never watches it. no but anyway. no

he's a professor of social mobility at the university of exeter . and he says that it's exeter.skills was the biggest scandal of our educational system, because basically coming back from that, yeah, he says new thinking required and he thinks national parental participation is key. so support parents to support their kids . parents should know their kids. parents should know their kids. parents should know the hours that they're not at school. yeah, well, absolute parents should be. parents should be more the child's education is not purely that you don't drop them off at school and then forget about it. no exactly. but what we're seeing is an ever widening is now the attainment gap between the most well—off families and the least well—off families and the least well—off families and the least well—off families is growing. and what that tells you is that it's not just about individual responsibility , about systemic responsibility, about systemic inequality , because actually, if inequality, because actually, if you parents are working jobs to pay you parents are working jobs t

al—anezi was arrested in 2008 after a close associate, nicky reilly, attempted a suicide bombing in exeterch met at the mosque. another attendee at its demonstrations was salman abedi. a lawyer representing victims' families thinks if our evidence wasn't heard in the secret part of the inquiry, it should be made known. if there is material which the inquiry may not have uncovered, then it's vital that it is supplied to the chair so they can pursue it even at this late stage. in a statement, five bereaved families told us they're disappointed to learn of more in abedi's background that doesn't appear to have been investigated. the inquiry�*s final verdict on the arena atrocity is due on thursday. daniel de simone, bbc news. didn't hello again, some of us are lucky enough to see the northern light on scans last night. through this evening and overnight this system drifts over, taking showers with it, it come into south—west england, channel islands, then we will have clear skies in the west highlands as well. this is what we see the lows of temperatures, it represented, we will see some rust