and exeter beat london irish in extra time to win the premiership rugby cup.c sports centre, this is sportsday. hello there, and welcome along to sportsday. as the fa cup quarter finals come to their conclusion. and real cracker to finish with. manchester united got the better of fulham at old trafford. in a fiery encounter. it was a relatively quiet first half — but it really sparked after half time. fulham took the lead thanks to aleksander mitrovic. who would later go from hero to villain. willian was judged to have handled on the line, blocking a shot from jadon sancho . which was going in, which meant a red card for him. where it all kicked off — with mitrovic given his marching orders, for his behaviour towards ref chris kavanagh — who also sent off fulham manager marco silva. bruno fernandes scored from the spot — to make matters even worse — united scored their second thanks to marcel sabitzer on the break. with fernandes getting their third. fulham's implosion costing them — and united go through the semi—finals. the dream's overfor league two grimsby

are back on the agenda — and the premiership rugby cup went all the way to extra time today — with exeterndon — but aidon davis' tryjust before the break in extra time sealed the win 24—20 win for exeter. it's the second time in as many years that irish have lost the final after extra time — the victory for exeter gives them a third domestic cup, since promotion to the top flight in 2010. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. the cars can go from 0 to 100 in four seconds. they are made of 80,000 parts. the brakes can hit 1000 degrees. this is formula 1. this year's season is getting under way and it is jam—packed full of tech, and it's notjust the cars. yeah, it's all about the data these days. they collect as much of it as they can from on and off the track to help make decisions which could change the results, and alistair keane has been given exclusive access to the alpine f1 team to find out how they race. being behind the wheel of a formula 1 car is a privilege. driving the fastest car in the world, the adrenaline rush is so high. it's a privilege because

the victory for exeter gives them a third domestic cup since promotion to the top flight in 2010.ort for now. the big cases: homegrown terrorist. screaming. i'm at the men arena in manchester, there's a bombjust gone off in the foyer. 0k, just hold the line. go that way. the main concourse has had a very loud bang go off. evacuating the station immediately. it's definitely a bomb. people injured, at least 20 casualties. 10:31 may 22, 2017. to the manchester arena. so we've got mass—casualties, it does look like it's been like a nail bomb. there's bolts and shrapnel everywhere inside. an area packed full of happy children and their families leaving the ariana grande concert. 22 people are killed, hundreds injured. it's the most devastating terrorist attack on uk soil since the london bombings in july 2005. the bomber was a young mancunian, radicalised to the point where he could kill and maim children in the heart of the city he was born and raised in. what was salman abedi's journey towards mass murder? could the attack have been stopped? the final day of the manchester arena inqu

and harlequins v exeter.ican kate zackary. exeter go back to the top of the table above gloucester—hartpury women. and six games in the united rugby championship today. top of the table leinster are at edinburgh. 0spreys are hosting benetton. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the sports news today. zoe atkin took the silver in halfpipe at the freestyle ski and snowboarding world championshipsin georgia. she was looking good for gold but was eventuallyjust pipped by american hanna faulhaber. atkin, who isjust 20, won bronze at the event last year. tom pidcock has become the first briton to win the prestigious one—day cycling race strada bianche in italy. after more than four and a half hours in the saddle, he crossed the finish line in siena 20 seconds ahead of his nearest rival. and the women's race was won by demi vollering of the netherlands in a photo finish against her teammate lotte kopecky. britain's pfeiffer georgi was tenth. now to athletics, the european indoors championship

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exeter up to fourth, with newcastle second from bottom.es had scored four tries each and the score was 26 all with just a few minutes left on the clock when sarah bern went over to secure a 31—26 victory for bristol. the victory means bristol stay in the final play—off place and go four points clear of quins with four games to go. elsewhere today, there were convincing wins for saracens women and loughborough ligntning. a good win too for gloucester hartpury women who beat worcester warriors 50—12. india's batsmen hit back on day three of the fourth and final test against in ahmedabad, to dent australia's hopes of levelling the series. virat kohli is going well on 59 not out, and opener shubman gill starred for the hosts. he scored his fifth international century of the year — before finally falling for 128. india closed on 289 for 3 — still 191 runs behind. india lead the series 2—1. south africa completed a 2—0 series whitewash over west indies with a comprehensive 284 run victory injohannesburg. needing 391 to win, the windies slumped t

what this employee of the american publication, the wall street journal was doing in the exeter and berg has nothing to do with journalism. unfortunately, this is not the 1st time that the status of a foreign correspondent along with a journalistic visit. the quinta, taishan, was used by a foreigner in our country to cover up activities that were not journalism. this is not the 1st time that such a westerner has been caught red handed and latimer puts a spokesperson was also asked to comment on this. and he said, well, this is enough. his be matter. but as far as he's concerned, ah, the man was caught red handed, basically with evidence points into the fact that he was a spy working on behalf of the american government. and once again, the wall street journal denies it. but if indeed this man is a spy, the wall street journal's course of what i know because this something that, as we've seen in the past, the cold war, for example, this is all public information. when several american journalist, dozens, others put it into 100 journalists, were used as spies the gathering intelligence. th

i think can also give people a slightly different sense of how the fed has to be, and again, the exetent of the damage. >> even if we get a hot inflation print next week? i still don't think they can go 50. >> i don't think they can go 50 either i think we're going to get more data, and that's part of what's going to help the market. >> you mention the volatility. huge move in the volatility index. the vix surging up 40% for the week what do you make of that move? >> what's interesting is a vix level at 25% probably represents average daily moves in the s&p implied by the options mark of about 20%, annualize so we're looking at 1.25% per trading day. i think we did see levels that high last year i mean, we could two a little bit higher here. it wouldn't surprise me if we tick up to the level of 30 or so, which is basically where we got last year. my thinking is we're not going to be seeing that day-to-day volatility at least i certainly hope we won't day in day out 1.25 moves every day on average would be very high that's what the vix is implying and i think that's too high, frankly. >>

, there's there's been exeter, there's been town councils .ouncils. county council is also doesn't serve meat dairy that council functions . amsterdam city functions. amsterdam city council was veggie that is much action all around the world because we know that climate impact of farming animal food is tremendous up to 20% of global greenhouse gas emissions come from animal. so it's time old council started doing all around the world. all right but wasn't there a council that wasn't there a council that wasn't there a council that wasn't there a council that did and they had to throw away all their food because thinks it's disgusting and they like a bit of and like a bit of of meat and they like a bit of butter they like bit of butter and they like a bit of cream. well, sometimes can be hard to change, but we've cut that delicious off the grass this week. we're running out of time the united nations is urging a shift to plant based diets so this is something but shouldn't you allow choice then you want to allow people choice and freedom and kn

he made his international debut back in 2012 in the six nations, and the exeter player is hoping to be country in september. hogg released a statement earlier saying his career has been a privilege, but.... meanwhile, ireland captain johnny sexton looks likely to miss the rest of this season with injury. he was hurt during the closing stages of ireland's six nations title and grand slam—clinching victory over england in dublin nine days ago. the 37—year—old will undergo a procedure on the groin injury tomorrow, but is likely to miss the remainder of the season for club side leinster. that hasn't stopped him from driving a formula 1 car around his own country. he returned to red bull after parting ways with a clear and at the end of last year. the eight time grand prix winner put a red bull ultimate test by driving across the outback in queensland and new south wales. and that's all the sport for now. from me, marc edwards, and the rest of the team, bye—bye. this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines and all the main stories for you at the top of the hour straight up for this programme.

he made his international debut back in 2012 in the six nations, and the exeter player is hoping to berd world cup for his country in september. hogg released a statement earlier today, saying his career has been a privilege, but.... meanwhile, ireland captain johnny sexton looks likely to miss the rest of this season with injury. he was hurt during the closing stages of ireland's six nations grand slam—clinching victory over england in dublin nine days ago. the 37—year—old will undergo a procedure on the groin injury tomorrow, but is likely to miss the remainder of the season for club side leinster. finally, daniel ricciardo may not be on the grid at albert park for the australian grand prix this weekend, but that hasn't stopped him from driving a formula 1 car around his home country. the australian returned to red bull as their reserve driver this season after parting ways with mclaren at the end of last year — and was back in the cockpit in very unusual conditions. the eight—time grand prix winner put a red bull rb7 to the ultimate test by driving it across the outback in queenslan

starting from i've gotten this done, iraq and syria before going lebanon, and iran, sudan, so mighty exeter and libya. so syria was on the line of the united states to be occupied and we talking here students, 2001. and just after the $911.00. this is why syria is part of the u. s. plan to be by o to be submit. and coming up next, the white helmets once heralded by the wes. now speaking out against it, we'll discuss it when we return with elijah, magna said tight. m o will be right back. i ah needs to come to the russian state. little narrative. i've stayed on the north lansky with his house lot send up with within the 55 we did. okay, so 9 is the final speed you went home with. we will ban in the europe when you, when the kremlin media machine estate on russia for date and square r t spoke neck. given our video agency, roughly all bands on youtube with mm ah, and government has been killing its own people and on boss ideas. it's amazing mission not being covered in western media and hasn't been covered for the last 8 years. i'm here for 5 minutes, and then i'm told the 1st 5 people they fo

starting from, i've gotten this done, iraq and syria before going lebanon, and iran, sudan, so mighty exeter and libya. so syria was on the line of the night to stage to be occupied. and we talk in 2001. and just after the 911, this is why tyria is part of the u. s. plan to be by o to be submit. and coming up next. the white helmet was heralded by the west. now speaking out against it, we'll discuss it when we return with elijah man. yeah. sit tight, demo will be right back. i, i use for the move in the business and you will be in the ready daily noticed yours on your medical graham when you wrote it, you know, we just got to it is just such and such a short message after the different student info. we can get you thrown with them probably, and you're still there with you. i wish to hear that. i think if history as you brought in at the studies of play stuff coming to off on ok, which which and it was just posted sustainable for a moment. because a lease knew a divorce, or if you don't wish to know for the doesn't or just to do given the other than that, you're going to go to these 1st opini

starting from, i've gotten this done, iraq and syria before going lebanon, and iran, sudan, so mighty exeter and libya. so syria was on the line of the night to stage to be occupied. and we talk in 2001. and just after the $911.00, this is why syria is part of the us plan to be open by o to be submit. and coming out next. the white helmets once heralded by the wes. now speaking out against it, we'll discuss it when we return with elijah magna sit tight. ammo will be right back. ah, ah, ah, government has been killing its own people and on bass ideas. it's amazing. the vision not to be uncovered in western media hasn't been covered for the last 8 years. i'm here for 5 minutes and then i'm told the 1st 5 people they found it was 5 decapitated heads up in a quarterly request on demand, a boy fos. cat that it can use me. no fiber to say kid is when your father law kid evie, the inflammation wool. almost all the independent journalists pointed out that nato and the u. s. were directly responsible for initiating the military conflict and ukraine, all casualties of it as long as we want the war to

what this employee of the american publication, the wall street journal was doing in the exeter and berg has nothing to do with journalism. unfortunately, this is not the 1st time that the status of a foreign correspondent along with a journalistic visit. the connotation was used by a foreigner in our country to cover up activities that were not journalism. this is not the 1st time that such a westerner has been caught red handed right now they'll be looking into his activities here in russia were heard from, ah, the from ins, spokespersons music discovery earlier such that he was caught red handed, meaning that they have the evidence to charge him, i would assume so right now will be waiting to see what the outcome is after this hearing and will no doubt, we've given you more information as soon as we have it. earlier in the program, we did discuss these allegations of american reporter spying on the russian defense industry with independent journalist, mike jones and a former american marine john. good. it's no secret, especially in this day and age that the american journalistic struc

he made his international debut back in 2012 in the six nations — and the exeter player is hoping toeased a statement earlier saying his career has been a privilege but. meanwhile, ireland captain johnny sexton looks likely to miss the rest of this season with injury. he was hurt during the closing stages of ireland's six nations title and grand slam—clinching victory over england in dublin nine days ago. the 37—year—old will undergo a procedure on the groin injury tomorrow, but is likely to miss the remainder of the season for club side leinster. four members of cricket scotland's equality and anti—racism working group have resigned over what they see as a lack of progress in tackling racism. the four walked out in protest, after chairman anjan luthra said last week that progress was being made. that's a claim rejected by anti—racism campaign group, running out racism. our correspondent chris mclaughlin has been following these latest developments. a very tricky week after what has been a very tricky year for cricket scotland. they thought they were making straight toward tackling t

and harlequins thrashed exeter to win the big 14 game at twickenham and move up to fifth in the premierships point win by 40—5. plenty more rugby union coverage on the website and app including news of today's women's premier 15 scores and all the results from the united rugby championship but that's all the sport for now. thank you very much indeed. prince harry has described writing his book spare as an act of service. in an interview with the author 6abor mate, the duke of sussex said he was grateful that he could move away from the royal family and change his environment. let's hear some of what he had to say. i certainly don't see myself as a victim. i'm grateful to be able to share my story in the hope that it will help, empower, encourage others. and hopefully let people understand that again, back to the human experience, that we are in some shape or form all connected especially through trauma. but no, i have never, i do not and i have never looked for sympathy in this. for me the experiences that i've had throughout my childhood, life, 38 years albeit relatively short i'm not look

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he responded with an excellent performance against exeter and now he is back in the number 10 shirt.nce. you're always looking at every moment — you're always looking at every moment of training, every moment a players _ moment of training, every moment a players playing for his club, watching, studying, so for us, as always— watching, studying, so for us, as always for— watching, studying, so for us, as always for me to get the right blend of players _ always for me to get the right blend of players for the game we want to play against the opponent, and for this game, — play against the opponent, and for this game, it is marcus to start, owing _ this game, it is marcus to start, owing to — this game, it is marcus to start, owing to come off the bench. all e es owing to come off the bench. eyes on owing to come off the bench. iii. eyes on smith on twickenham on saturday and all eyes on pharaoh when he comes onto the —— pharaoh when he comes onto the —— pharaoh when he comes onto the pitch. ellis scheduled captain decide. england have to win this game to have a chance of winning the s

hewi serveds an executive directo of the exetives lianceor boys and men of color. and as attorney at the naacp legal defense and education fund for over a decade. we appreciate each of our witnesses for being re today your expertise, your experience and your service in the realm of elections. we look forward to your stimon as a reminder we have read your written statement and it will appear in full in the hearing record. under committee rule 9-yard to limit your oral presentation to brf summary of your written statement unless they extend the time. in consultation with ranking member. please remember to press the tton on the microphone in front ofou so that it is on and the meers can hear you. when you began to eak the light in front of you will turn gree after four minutes the ght will turn yellow. when the red lit comes on youfive nutes has expid we would ask th you pase wr up. iot recognize secretary for five minutes. >> chairwoman lee, ranking member and distinguished members of this committee, good morning and thank you for having me here today. i'm especially

least making decisions that are based on protecting the security of the capital that they won't show exeter routes for, you know, evacuations or emergencies. they won't show really that kind of sensitive degree of footage. they won't allow that to be aired on fox news or released in other ways. the issue is what's going to happen if a defense attorney reviewing the footage says, oh, i needed sensitive footage from my child's upcoming. we need to get that out there. when those interests compete or conflict, you, know how the house is going to handle that i think there are still figuring that particular part out. >> well, that would sort of be where the rubber meets the road, right? house republican leadership would have on one hand law enforcement making its case. and then on the other hand, a january 6th defendants making their case. is that right? that is the choice they would have to make? >> essentially, there are ways, again, the 14,000 hours that are out there includes some of the sensitive footage that defendants have access to it. and a lot of that is that they can just go out and re

and they were exeted in 1953. okay. so for people who are afraid of government, of communists in the government, you have bentl case. the his case now the rosenberg case, it seems tbe evidence yet more subversion. so what are the effects? well, what. is first president truman and then his successor president eisenhower, the loyalty program, it becomes a loyalty security program, which means it's not enough for you just to swear you're loyal to the us government. the fbi will try to determine if you are a security threat. so it's your loyalty. and also, do you threaten us security? i think many more fbi investigations as these investigate asians go forward. about 3000 federal workers lost their jobs in the loyalty probes were some these people communist spies? maybe e vast majority of. them were people who at some point in theirast, their remote past or their past, closer past, h some conta with some aspect of the american left, and they had been in the party or they had been in the socialist party, or they had been in t

exeter et cetera but no, not trump himself.that would be stunning let's go to you, sarah we turn to the fox new dominion lawsuit because you have heard a numbe of articles about the ne details that have been release this week. tell me what the mos surprising thing is that you have learned >> the most surprising thing that we have all learned following this lawsuit is, how much and to what extent th hosts and executives and peopl who controlled fox news did no believe what was on the air on fox news so this all centers around tha claims from donald trump and his attorneys and associates that there was massive fraud i the 2020 presidential election that turned the election from, donald trump, to joe biden and the specific case that w are looking at is whethe dominion voting systems, which owns a lot of different voting machines around the country, was responsible for flipping votes from donald trump to joe biden. and what we see is that, man people who work at fox news di not believe that that was th case and, yet they continued

i think two officials, the nds exeter in philippines this last week and they negotiated assurances from the philippine government expanding a number of joint patients for the u.s. forces from 5 to 10. do you think that is encouraging developments to ensure the indo-pacific area? >> i do think that is encouraging, i know with the transition in the philippines, it wasn't entirely clear what direction that would go in. but i was there last summer and flew in a p-8, which is a big old airplane that they then took down 300 feet off of the south china sea. one of the ships we were tracking, they were tracking, i wasn't tracking was a signals intelligence ship. there in the south china sea. but the philippines are smart to realize that this is a threat to their sovereignty and their independence. i'm glad to see the enhanced cooperation and partnership between the united states and philippines, not for our benefit necessarily, but for their own benefit and our mutual benefit. the maysun reason where there is to try to charge her the prc but i think that sounds like an encouraging development.

so, the exeter stadium. exeter rugby stadium, yeah. worst night?house. best or favourite bit of kit? favourite of kit would have to be pillows, because you can definitely count on having a good night's sleep with them. the fluffier, the better. do you prefer a roof or canvas? i think it has to be canvas. absolutely. easy one, that. and what about your next challenge, any ideas? i think we've got a few ideas ready, and hopefully a few of them can come true. but we can't say anything just yet, and hopefully we can tell you soon. watch this space. yeah. max's mum, rachel, says the first six months were the hardest when he was just ten years old. but the outdoor life became his life, and the decision to call it a day was all his. as you know, any time we mentioned him stopping, there would be tears and tantrums, or he'd just walk off. he just would not engage with the conversation for a long time. and then, after christmas, he started toying with the idea. so we tried to be really good and back off. and then, actually, he felt that three years was enou

exeter chiefs beat london irish 24—20 in extra time to win the premiership rugby cup.een drawn against fellow former us open champion bianca andreescu in the first round of the miami open, which will take place tomorrow. meanwhile rafael nadal has just exited the top ten for the first time since april 2005. the 36—year—old has not played since injuring his left leg at the australian open, but is hoping to return on the clay of monte carlo next month. and that's all the sport for now. let's return to the huge fall in share value of the bank credit suisse — its stock fell by more than 60% after markets opened today. this is the first day of trading after switzerland's biggest bank, ubs, agreed to an emergency takeover of credit suisse. the value of banking shares across europe have dropped sharply — including ubs, which fell by more than 14%. here's danny blanchflower, a professor of economics at dartmouth college, on whether we should be worried there could be a repeat of the financial crisis of 2008. the big deal is that we're going to find out over the next couple of

she traveled to harrisburg last month's to join me as i signed an exetive order improving our licensing, and certification processes. so we are no longer prevent some of my somewhat like her from getting that small business off the ground. the state gernment works as hard as she does people like jessica porter a third-grade teacher, stand of chess. people i can just supporter a third grade teacher from pittsburgh. jess works hard every day to give her students the skills and knowledge they need to suced. to get them a shot and open up the doors of opportunity regardless of their zip code. jess just wants the commonwealth to care about her students and ensure they have access to quality education and a safe, hethy, learning environment. just the stories of more than 13 million pennsylvanians to defy the work we do here in the scapula. this is a people's chamber on the 40th and governor humbled by the trust their trust in me and committed to repaying that trus by showing them the government can be a positive productive force for good. i sent to my colleagues here in the house. left that c

jeff, thank you very much for updating down there, exeter.t three days and get the latest both from the unions and the. now rishi sunak has insisted that the uk's armed forces don't have the funding they need for a more volatile world. as he said with challenges by china and russia. the prime minister promising extra £5 billion for the military over the next two years, but failing to tory demands. backbenchers demands at least to commit to a goal of spending% of the uk's on defence. it's like not two and a half% the prime minister is in the united states meeting with president joe biden and the australian prime minister anthony albanese to thrash out a major defence deal, particularly with submarines. joining now is alexander downer, former australian foreign minister. thank you very much indeed for joining us, mr. downer. this is the so—called orcus meeting and as i said , seems to be focusing as i said, seems to be focusing on the issue of submarine means to combat maybe the growing threat of china in the pacific . threat of china in the pa

so, the exeter stadium. exeter rugby stadium, yeah. worst night?nvas? i think it has to be canvas. absolutely. easy one, that. and what about your next challenge, any ideas? i think we've got a few ideas ready, and hopefully a few of them can come true. but we can't say anything just yet, and hopefully we can tell you soon. watch this space. yeah. max's mum, rachel, says the first six months were the hardest when he was just ten years old. but the outdoor life became his life, and the decision to call it a day was all his. as you know, any time we mentioned him stopping, there would be tears and tantrums, or he'd just walk off. he just would not engage with the conversation for a long time. and then, after christmas, he started toying with the idea. so we tried to be really good and back off. and then, actually, he felt that three years was enough and then he wanted to focus on other things. so it's quite a strange feeling at the moment. it all started during the first lockdown. max's neighbour rick was being cared for at home by community staff fr

hogg intends to finish the season with exeter and then make his third world cup, before calling it achampionjonnie peacock has told the bbc he believes he�*s underperformed during his career and isn�*t happy with the times he has run. the 29—year—old won t44100m gold at london 2012 and rio in 2016 before taking individual bronze at tokyo 2020. he has a personal—best of 10.64 seconds, which is just 0.03 seconds off the world record. "i�*ve got the medals and i�*ve always achieved what i should have in terms of placements, but i�*ve never achieved what i�*m really capable of in terms of times." he said. peacock will look to reclaim his paralympic crown in paris next year. you can read more from that interview on the bbc sport website, but that�*s all the sport for now. humza yousaf is expected to be elected as scotland�*s first minister this afternoon. mr yousaf was announced as the new leader of the snp yesterday, beating rival candidates kate forbes and ash regan. a vote in the scottish parliament later, should see him confirmed as nicola sturgeon�*s successor. i�*m joined now by our

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here before you today a ceo of the enezer group to provide services to boards of directors, ceos, exetives and this act we discussed today. today's topic, china is an existential threat to a complex pernicious, aggressive strategic threat our nation has ever faced. the subcommittee as u.s. private sector and academia for geopolitical battle space china. xi jinping is one goal -- to be the geopolitical military economic leader of the world. along with state security, people of liberation army, united front work department, comprehensive school country approach in their efforts to invest, leverage, inftrate, influence from every corner of the united states. a generational battle for xi jinping and drives every decision. we must approach the threat from the communist party of china with the same sense of urgency and strate with done for the past two decades. i offer the subcoittee we are a terrorism event, slow methodical persistent and enduring event which requires response and urgency of action. more specific, communist party of china intent are sond to none. cyber breaches and cyber threat

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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

hogg intends to finish the season with exeter and then make his third world cup, before calling it at to go out on the bigger stage of all in certain he is going to do that. he says he knows his body can't continue to do what it needs it to do but you could see certainly when you see how emotional he's been recently, how difficult a decision that must be to let it go. you know it's coming, don't you? it's going overin it's coming, don't you? it's going over in your mind. it will be a big loss. although he does say a new career coming so let's see. interesting. i wonder what that's all about? who knows? rock star? music? perhaps. who knows? thank you. a unique opera production, written and performed by a cast who have all experienced homelessness has been described as a "life—saver". the project's aim was to inspire and empower the participants to help them gain confidence and rebuild their lives. 0ur midlands correspondent navtej johal has the story. just about to go on. any nerves? no, i'm very confident, yeah. we're going to show them the best of what we can do. simon is about to w

exeter chiefs beat london irish 24—20 in extra time to win the premiership rugby cup.ax verstappen still finished second despite starting from 15th. so that was pretty quick. so two races, two red bull wins, so that is quite an alarming assessment from lewis hamilton. what is it? it assessment from lewis hamilton. what is it? , ,., assessment from lewis hamilton. what isit? , ., , is it? it is so fast. you see the improvements _ is it? it is so fast. you see the improvements they _ is it? it is so fast. you see the improvements they keep - is it? it is so fast. you see the i improvements they keep making is it? it is so fast. you see the - improvements they keep making and the dominance mercedes had in that period when lewis hamilton was winning. i guess we are entering a period where red bull is shifting a bit. even the boss said lewis hamilton may have to leave if they cannot get a car fast enough for him to challenge for the title. what will lewis hamilton do? what would you do? will lewis hamilton do? what would ou do? , ., , will lewis hamilton do? what would ou d

i mean, went to the royal devon and exeter hospital to see a friend and, you know, on way friend and,got out there, you've actually got to way out. then you to pay the way out. and then you put in your number. it works out, you know, in in know it's registered your your number another time you go to register as you go in they are not all the same and i'm not patronising older people there is just some older people there is just some older people there is just some older people can't do it and won't be able to do it and like i said won't necessarily have the coverage. and i think, you know, we just got to be careful. we're making everything. so you perform, you know, know none perform, you know, we know none nobody more nobody can be different any more . to do it this . everybody's got to do it this way . i think wrong. yes way. i think that's wrong. yes it's technocrats, isn't it really ? you know, we are slaves really? you know, we are slaves to the march of the cashless society, digital device. yeah, that's the problem all in the name of convenience. now, a worker was rolling his ey

i mean, went to the royal devon and exeter hospital to see a friend and, you know, on way friend and,there, you've actually got to way out. then you to pay the way out. and then you put in your number. it works out, you know, in in know it's registered your your number another time you go to register as you go in they are not all the same and i'm not patronising older people there is just some older people there is just some older people there is just some older people can't do it and won't be able to do it and like i said won't necessarily have the coverage. and i think, you know, we just got to be careful. we're making everything. so you perform, you know, know none perform, you know, we know none nobody more nobody can be different any more . to do it this . everybody's got to do it this way . i think wrong. yes way. i think that's wrong. yes it's technocrats, isn't it really ? you know, we are slaves really? you know, we are slaves to the march of the cashless society, digital device. yeah, that's the problem all in the name of convenience. now, a worker was rolling his eyes, huff

and harlequins thrashed exeter to win the big 11! grenadiers rider attacked from the peloton with about 50km remaining, tojoin a breakaway group up the road. he then kicked clear with 20 kilometre to cross the line alone in siena, becoming the first british winner of the men's race. formula winner of the men's race. 1 is back and max versta has formula 1 is back and max verstappen has carried on where he left off last season. the dutchman beat his red bull team mate sergio perez to pole at the sakhir circuit. ferrari's charles leclerc was a quarter of a second off the pace in third. george russell was the best of the british drivers and will start from sixth. fernando alonso 41 doing well with aston martin the team he is with, 41 some people in the paddock went on when he started his f1 career. scary times. that is for the young reporters out there. he times. that is for the young reporters out there.- times. that is for the young reporters out there. he has been auoin 20 reporters out there. he has been going 20 years- _ reporters o

truth which washington will never as that svb's failure is bill d regulatory mistakes.netary svb exetives make mistakes and they will pay for them, but they were encouraged by easy money and misguided regulation. as the fedloed the world with dollar liquidity, money flowed into venture starts. that is where svb's stomer banks. the bank's deposits sword beyond what he could safelyend. let's go to sean calling us from new hampshire. caller: nice to talk to you. i was just wondering if america cod help me out. i swear, janet yellen, the day after the banks failed, said she would not bailout any banks. then 180 degrees difference. thank you. host: henry in montrose, virgia. caller: good morning. i think president ben is doing the best he can do. he made a big mistake letting jerome powell run his treasury. those guys are setting biden up to fail in 2024. i don't think they should pay anymore $250,000. rules are rules. if we don't stick by the rules in this country, this is what we get. have a wonderful, blsed day. host: barry in north carolina. caller: good morning. one thing is that the secr

the exeter back says he doesn't feel like his body can achieve the standards he sets for much longer. rest of this season after suffering a groin injury. sexton was hurt during the closing stages of ireland's six nations title and grand slam—clinching victory over england nine days ago. and sexton's team leinster say that the 37—year—old will undergo a procedure on the injury on tuesday. it means sexton, who will also retire after the world cup later this year, has probably played his last club game, with leinster chasing a champions cup and united rugby championship trophy double. tottenham hotspur are searching for another new manager — their fifth since 2019 — following the departure over antonio conte. the italian had been in charge for 16 months but with performances on the slide, his last game in charge was a 3—3 draw at southampton — that saw his side give up a two—goal lead. afterwards in attacked the club's culture and called his own players selfish. steve cavalier from the tottenham hotspur supporters club told us what he wants to see now. what we want to see from the club i