gareth could finally i super! gareth could finally brina super!gareth could finally bring his family home 21. i super! gareth could finally i bring his family home 21. -- bring his family home 21. —— two wales. bring his family home 21. -- two wales-— bring his family home 21. -- two wales.- more i bring his family home 21. -- i two wales.- more than two wales. by, frog! more than 70% were _ two wales. by, frog! more than 70% were still _ two wales. by, frog! more than 70% were still waiting - two wales. by, frog! more than 70% were still waiting for i two wales. by, frog! more than 70% were still waiting for the l 70% were still waiting for the visas. nataliia's mum and stepdad are setting in, but officially, they are still tourist and not yet refugees. without this visa, they cannot work. it's difficult now because they are proud people, they feel like they're a burden. they feel like they're a burden-— they feel like they're a burden. , , . ., burden. until they become refugees. _ burden. until they become refugees, they _ burden. until they be

gareth is trying to register them with a local surgery.hey apply for a place at the local school. "is the child currently attending a school?" no. "current school? " how are you feeling about going to a new school? i'm happy, but little nervous. of course you're nervous. i not very well know english. your children, your classmates. things are settling for albina's family, but for many others, there's still confusion and delays when it comes to getting the right visa. the home office told us that more than 86,000 visas have been granted under various schemes. it's simply finding the forms and boosting staff members so that applications can be processed more quickly. nataliia has been hoping that julia and her girls can come to north wales as refugees. after escaping by train, they managed to board a minibus with others to cross the border to safety in poland. hello, julia! how are the children, how are your daughters? are they happy, are they well? they want to come to wales, butjulia has to sort official paperwork. this family has found sa

i asked gareth southgate whether this is something him or the players are concerned about. _ players are concerned about. it is a wider problem. it is behaviour, - players are concerned about. it is a wider problem. it is behaviour, and it is a _ wider problem. it is behaviour, and it is a reflection on what we are as a country— it is a reflection on what we are as a country at — it is a reflection on what we are as a country at the moment, so it is a difficult _ a country at the moment, so it is a difficult time — a country at the moment, so it is a difficult time for people. i think we're _ difficult time for people. i think we're going to have more difficult times— we're going to have more difficult times because of the economy and the reality— times because of the economy and the reality of— times because of the economy and the reality of the situation we are in, but we _ reality of the situation we are in, but we have to at what we are —— look _ but we have to at what we are —— look at what _ but we have to at what we are —— look at what we're doing in terms of parenti

of course, gareth bale is the first name in the squad, despite his limited appearances for real madridr moore also return from injury. for the first time at a men's world cup, there will be female referees officiating. france's stephanie frappart, rwanda's salima mukansanga, and japan's yoshimi yamashita have been selected to take charge of games in qatar. there also three female assistant referees on the list of officials released by fifa today and premier league referees michael oliver and anthony taylor have also been chosen to officiate at the tournament which begins in november. st helens ensured they will go into the challenge cup final break top of the super league, with a 12—10 victory over a warrington side that made them sweat. the home side got off the mark early with a try from gareth widdop, but the visitors had too much quality for the hosts to handle, as tries from alex walmsley and tommy makinson put warrington's chances of victory just out of reach. st helens now have a four—point lead over second place catalans dragons, whilst warrington remain in eighth. and formula

gareth barlow, bbc news.ews the italian government has impounded a seven hundred million dollar vessel known locally as putin's yacht — saying investigations showed that its owner had ties to "prominent elements of the russian government" targeted by eu sanctions. the six—deck scheherazade has two helipads, a swimming pool and a movie theatre. thousands of people have joined a funeral procession in the israeli city of elad, to bury three men killed in an attack during the city's independence day celebrations. a manhunt is still underway for two palestinians suspected of carrying out the attack. us health officials say they are investigating 109 cases of severe hepatitis in children including five reported deaths. it follows reports by the world health organization of at least 228 probable cases across the globe. on monday, filipinos will vote for their next president. the current frontrunner is 64—year—old — bongbong marcosjunior ? the son of the country s late dictator ferdinand marcos. more than half of the

gareth barlow, bbc news. on monday, filipinos will vote for their next president.er is 64—year—old — bong—bong marcosjunior ? the son of the country s late dictator ferdinand marcos. more than half of the country s 65 million eligible voters are under the age of a0 — with no experience of life under marcos s autocratic rule. and just a warning — howard johnson s report has flashing images. in 1986 it was all yellow when the people powered movement toppled the dictator ferdinand marcos. now more than 30 years on, opponents of his son �*s presidential run are uniting behind a pink revolution with family values at its core. in recent weeks, legions of young supporters have turned up at rallies in support of mr marcus �*s chief opponent, a female candidate. translation: they have been telling people that i am dumb but have you seen me affected by it? despite being second in the polls, her p0p being second in the polls, her pop concert rallies pull in the biggest crowds. she promises an honest and effective government. 21—year—old supporter entertaining her 2.5 million

gareth barlow reports.year, charges usually increase in line with inflation but with inflation soaring at the fastest rate for 30 years, ministers have decided to freeze charges in their current rates. the move only affects patients in england, as people living elsewhere in the uk already do not have to pay. the freeze means a single prescription will remain at £9.35, while a three—month prescription prepayment will continue to be just over £30. but there are calls for the government to go further with its support. those are the sort of people, the squeezed middle, people who don't get free prescriptions because they are not on the medicines that qualifies or on the income that qualifies. they often have to make decisions about which medicines they need, and those medicines are all prescribed for a reason. because those patients need that treatment. the decision of whether to buy medicines to treat a high blood pressure or use the money to feed her children is the situation faced by faith, a single mother o

gareth barlow, bbc news. this is bbc news.he mariupol steelworks in ukraine that's been under attack by russian forces. the white house has announced a new $150 million package of military aid for ukraine, including artillery, munitions and radar. here in the uk, local council elections have resulted in the conservatives losing nearly 500 seats. the scottish nationalists remain the biggest party in scotland, while there've been gains for plaid cymru in wales. but it's northern ireland where the result could bring seismic change if the main nationalist party, sinn fein, wins more seats than the unionists. our ireland correspondent emma vardy has the latest. and a warning — this report contains flashing images. cheering and applause. heading towards a new future. sinn fein are hoping this is the moment that marks an end to the domination of unionism in northern ireland for a century. today is a good day. it's about change, it's about progress and it's about partnership in what is, we believe, the election of a generation. sinn f

gareth barlow, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news.lee celebrations, but there will be no access all areas, as the queen says they won't be appearing on the buckingham palace balcony. i, nelson rolihlahla mandela, do hereby swear to be faithful to the republic of south africa. after six years of construction and numerous delays, the channel tunnel has been formally opened by the queen and president mitterrand. but the tunnel is still not yet ready for passengers and freight services to begin. for centuries, christianity and i islam struggled for supremacy. now, the pope's visit - symbolises their willingness to coexist. roger bannister became the first man in the world to run a mile in underfour minutes. memories of victory as the ve celebrations reach their climax. this night is dedicated to everyone who believes in a future of peace and freedom. this is bbc world news. our main story: a further 50 civilians have been evacuated from the mariupol steelworks in ukraine that has been under attack by russian forces. here in the uk, local

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the world finals in qatar remains for gareth bell.from madrid to portugal to be with the rest of the squad and then to poland but it is highly unlikely that wales will score be taken to the field tomorrow. the same goes for aaron ramsey. the the field tomorrow. the same goes for aaron ramsey.— the field tomorrow. the same goes for aaron ramsey. the biggest game ou've not for aaron ramsey. the biggest game you've got is — for aaron ramsey. the biggest game you've got is on _ for aaron ramsey. the biggest game you've got is on sunday _ for aaron ramsey. the biggest game you've got is on sunday and - for aaron ramsey. the biggest game you've got is on sunday and that - for aaron ramsey. the biggest game you've got is on sunday and that is i you've got is on sunday and that is no disrespect to poland, we will show_ no disrespect to poland, we will show them nothing but respect tomorrow but we are not going to 'ust tomorrow but we are not going to just put— tomorrow but we are not going to just put teddy mayjeopardise and risk. just put te

still have a competitive game in the nations league against poland on wednesday with big players like garethhave their eye on the bigger game. everyone knows the game, it will be performed on the greatest stage in world history since 1958. want to win every game. are not here to make the numbers up, we are here for a complete game of football and on sundays final, don't get me wrong, who when and will be added. england face hungary in the nations league on saturday and west ham's jarrod bowen has been included in the squad for the first time. the winger has come on a huge journey from playing for non—league hereford in 2014 to making the england squad in a world cup year, and bowen can't quite believe the progress he's made. the time, it was confidence for paul, plaintiff my local team and that was it. you have dreams but you don't think someone from this area will get a move to holland in the first place knows just like playing follow, cool team and just weekly, out and sometimes i look back at ralph come from and you have to take my hat off to myself and say you know where come from to whe

of course, gareth bale is the first name in the squad, despite his limited appearances for real madridon the list of officials released by fifa today. and premier league referees michael oliver and anthony taylor have also been chosen to officiate at the tournament which begins in november. st helens ensured they will go into the challenge cup final break top of the super league, with a 12—10 victory over a warrington side that made them sweat. the home side got off the mark early with a try from gareth widdop, but the visitors had too much quality for the hosts to handle, as tries from alex walmsley and tommy makinson put warrington's chances of victory just out of reach. st helens now have a four—point lead over second place catalans dragons, whilst warrington remain in eighth. and formula one has hit barcelona. it's the spanish grand prix on sunday — and, ahead of his home race, fernando alonso has been speaking to the bbc. the alpine driver says that lewis hamilton still has time to come good this season, even though the seven—time champion's mercedes has been a long way off the pa

to football and just this week, the england boss gareth southgate condemed the recent set of pitch—invasionssociation — says that more must be done to protect the players. you know that the big game will typically involve certain reactions from the cloud, especially if it's a positive outcome and i think the players, maybe not enough preventative measures have been put in place by the people need to make sure they're safe and work and i think they are asking is why is this happening and what have we learned from what has happened and what can we do better going forward? i think it's a question of notjust looking back and looking for people, i think it's what can we learn from what has happened and making sure that we, the people responsible for the security in the stadium but the proper measures in place so this will not happen again in the future. and you can listen and subscribe to the sports desk via bbc sounds for more on that story. gymnast rhys mcclenaghan has been told he will not be allowed to defend his pommel horse gold medal at this summer's commonwealth games. a ruling by the int

and i mean they've done it with gareth bale, karim benzema, and one cristiano ronaldo. so the rich get richer. by the way, lebron james, he was there because he's part owner of liverpool. you could hear fans chanting -- sorry, supporters -- "m.j. was better." savage. >> soccer players -- or soccer supporters hit below the belt sometimes. >> yes, they do. >> all right. >>> coming up, the organic strawberries that may be linked to more than a dozen cases of hepatitis a. >>> plus the dramatic swimming pool rescue in california. how a father and son worked together to save the life of a 4-year-old boy who had gone under. >>> and later, the queen's platinum jubilee is shifting into high gear, and our own will ganss is there. >> reporter: hey, yeah. that's right, andrew. i should have known that i was going to be waiting a little while to give you guys this tease when soccer came up, and you had the open floor there. anyway, we have a sneak peek at all of the festivities going on here in london this week. we're talking ferris wheels. we're talking dance rehearsals. we're talk

gareth bale is on the bench, remember what he did four years ago against liverpool.ge but tonight, after a couple of these champions league finals have fallen flat in recent years, this one surely cannot. 19 european cups are there between the two sides, liverpool against real madrid, commentary on radio five live but for now, until i am back in the next hour, see you then. hello again. for many parts of the country, cloud did tend to build up through the day. still with some bright or sunny spells, but skies like these were fairly typical, however across southern and western wales and south west england, it is a different story. here, we kept large amounts of sunshine pretty much all day. it really was a beautiful day there in parts of devon. now, overnight tonight, we will keep variable cloud feeding in on these northerly winds. thick enough to bring a few showers to the north and east of scotland, one or two into north—east england, otherwise it is dry, but with clear spells and cool air, it will be a chilly night, temperatures at sixes and sevens across the north

gareth barlow reports.be one of the busiest travel periods of the year, 2 million people taking to the skies for the bank holiday weekend but the surge in passenger numbers has led to a surge in disruption. in manchester, tui which calls itself the uk's leading travel brand has announced it will cancel six flights announced it will cancel six flights a day from the city airport until the end ofjune. in a statement, the company said this. the main reason for the disruption is said to be staff sorted as in baggage handling. swissport said rising flight numbers were exacerbating resource challenges across the industry and the firm is working hard to recruit more workers. but for holidaymakers like joanna and herfamily due workers. but for holidaymakers like joanna and her family due to travel from manchester this morning, those extra workers are too little, too late. last night, the cases were packed, we were ready to go. we received a text last night saying the holiday had been cancelled. no explanation. nobo

they even make feature films with well-known western artists, so gareth jones made a feature film about holodomor, a polish director, british stars, known for popular tv series, played the main role in the hallway. the authors claim that the plot is based on real events, but, in fact, the film is a spreading cranberry. even relatives of the prototype of the protagonist of the british journalist garrett jones accused the authors of outright lies. in the story, a british reporter comes to the soviet union to interview stalin secretly ends up in ukraine, where they learn the terrible truth about the inhabitants dying of starvation before his eyes. they fight for orange skin. which the journalist dropped for spilled grain and literally eat children, the film directly states that all these terrible events are the result of the kremlin’s repressions against freedom-loving ukrainians, where do they send this grain? does the western or strange people need some kind of famine 2.0, i don’t know, will there be real starving people or the concept itself, what does it mean because of filthy russia,

gareth barlow, bbc news. let�*s focus on one individual story.eymoon flight to rome has been, you guessed it, cancelled. just tell us a bit more about what happened. just tell us a bit more about what ha ened. just tell us a bit more about what ha- ened. ., ~ just tell us a bit more about what ha ened. ., ~' ,, ~ happened. so, thank you. all went areat. to happened. so, thank you. all went great- to get _ happened. so, thank you. all went great. to get with _ happened. so, thank you. all went great. to get with gatwick, - happened. so, thank you. all went great. to get with gatwick, we - great. to get with gatwick, we travelled sunday afternoon. probably slept for about four hours. we had about four hours of sleep. just about four hours of sleep. just about to check in for the flight. and then they said, oh, rome, i think that was cancelled five minutes ago. i�*m asking why, and they wouldn�*t give me an answer, they wouldn�*t give me an answer, they couldn�*t give me an answer. they were really unhelpful, to be honest, and trying to get us to ou

all sorts of things went against them, most salah was injured in the goalkeeper got concussion and garethead kick, he is on the bench for real madrid. that is why liverpool are underplaying this. but it should be an absolute classic. fingers crossed, everything crossed, that these two mighty teams in europe can deliver on this great stage. 75,000 fans, a beautiful springtime policy and evening here. everything is set. it certainly is! thank you for that. clearly a lot of excitement. well, let's get more on the build—up to this final. joining me now is hasan lokhat, a liverpool fan who is in paris right now for the final. you have travelled from preston. i was going? it’s you have travelled from preston. i was going?— was going? it's all right. paris is a save red- _ was going? it's all right. paris is a save red. who _ was going? it's all right. paris is a save red. who is _ was going? it's all right. paris is a save red. who is next - was going? it's all right. paris is a save red. who is next to - was going? it's all right. paris is a save red. who is next to you? | was going? it's all

gareth southgate is set to announce his squad. i will have more later, but that is all for now.c news, we will take look at a few stories making the news here this lunchtime and the oil giant bp says it believes enough jobs can be created in the alternative energy�*s business to replace those lost by a long—term shift away from oil. concerns have been raised the number of new green jobs won't match those that will be lost, as part of the energy transition. well, as part of the beep's feature of oil day, our environment correspondent kevin keane has this report. it is a familiar sight at harbour in aberdeen. supply ships like this have kept oil platforms stocked for half a century. for the next generation, the changes ahead bring some challenge. obviously it is exciting, with renewable sector and it is a welcome and needed change, but i think oil and needed change, but i think oil and gas will be around for a long time. aberdeen harbour has been the beating heart of the oil and gas industry for many decades now. but even its changing to make room for these this new industry, not

gareth bale on the bench. jonathan: is that the match analysis? thank you, tom. ritika: jerome powell is vowing to do whatever it takes to curb inflation, but he acknowledged it could cause pain. the fade -- the fed raised interest rates by .5%. more are on the table for june and july. the senate committee is expected to approve legislation to sue opec for manipulating energy markets. that would clear the way for consideration by the full senate. the bill introduced many times over the past few decades but is not gone anywhere. ukraine accusing russia of using missile terrorism across the country. russian forces bombarded railroad stations and other supply line targets. russia's defense minister says the west is stuffing ukraine with weapons. china may have more policies intended to rescue the economy. according to government media, actions to promote investment are on the table. chinese leaders promising to meet growth targets without compromising their covid zero policy. -- beat estimates. the german automaker and its rivals hampered by supply chain issues so t

gareth barlow reports.of the year, 2 million people taking to the skies for the bank holiday weekend but the surge in passenger numbers has led to a surge in disruption. in manchester, tui which calls itself the uk�*s leading travel brand has announced it will cancel six flights a day from the city airport until the end ofjune. in a statement, the company said this. the main reason for the disruption is said to be staff shortages in baggage handling. swissport said rising flight numbers were exacerbating resource challenges across the industry and the firm is working hard to recruit more workers. but for holidaymakers like joanna and her family due to travel from manchester this morning, those extra workers are too little, too late. last night, the cases were packed, we were ready to go. we received a text last night saying the holiday had been cancelled. no explanation. nobody has been in touch. the chancellor rishi sunak defended the government�*s support for the industry and said ministers were focused o

and of course gareth bale is the first name in the squad despite his limited appearances for real madridinal, where they'll face scotland or ukraine. i know is whenever he tends up us he's first—class and he had a world—class free kick and it's not just what he does on the peach it's what he brings off the pitch as well so i don't know i don't want to speculate about what he wants to do. winning this game against ukraine or scotland today have that and worry about that problem after. time for a quick look at some of the day's other headlines . the totteham women's forward chioma ubo—gagu has been banned for nine months after an anti doing violation. the 29 year old tested positive for canrenone. she had been prescribed medication in the us for a skin condition, the fa accepted that she didn't know that it contained a prohibited substance. female referees will officiate at this year's men's world cup for the first time in the touraments history. france's stephanie frappart, rwanda's salima mukansaga and japan's yoshimi yamashita have all made the refs list. leejohnson is the new hibernian

just this week, the england boss gareth southgate felt compelled to address the recent spate of pitch—invasionsnce at matches. describing it as a national embarrassment. so what has prompted this reaction. and how significant is the problem? well, let's take you back to the euros last summer. the final, when 2000 ticketless fans stormed wembley. described in a government review as a "perfect storm of lawlessness" — that seemed to just the the beginnig of what was a season of fan disorder. and the stats prove it. figures released injanuary showed that in the first half of the season there had been 802 football related arrests, up nearly 50% from the previous season. incidents involving flares, missiles and hate crime were up too by 36%. and this has consequences, sheffield united's billy sharp needed stitches after he was attacked by a nottingham forest fan after they beat united in a championship play—off final. the fan has since been jailed. and when everton sealed their premier league survival, crystal palace manager patrick viera was involved in an altercation with a fan during yet another p

i would never close the door on something like that, but at the minute i am clearly not in gareth�*sn playing my games and i would never close the door on such an opportunity. british gymnastics�* head national coach amanda reddin has stepped down from her position with immediate effect. reddin had temporarily stepped aside in 2020 while an investigation into claims about her conduct took place. rio 2016 0lympian ruby harrold said reddin presided over a "culture of fear" at british gymnastics camps in lilleshall. reddin "completely refuted" the claims, which were not upheld and her suspension was lifted, but another independent investigation is ongoing into "further historical complaints". that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport good afternoon, we will spend the next few minutes talking about those announcements that have come from the commons. announcements that have come from the common— the commons. rishi sunak telling a acked the commons. rishi sunak telling a packed house _ the commons. rishi sunak tel

still have a competitive game in the nations league against poland on wednesday with big players like garethe are not here to make the numbers up, we are here to compete. a complete game of football and on sundays final, don't get me wrong, who and when, we'll be at it. england face hungary in the nations league on saturday and west ham's jarrod bowen has been included in the squad for the first time. the winger has come on a huge journey from playing for non—league hereford in 2014 to making the england squad in a world cup year, and bowen can't quite believe the progress he's made. at the time, it was confidence football, playing for my local team and that was it. you have dreams but you don't think someone from this area will get a move to holland in the first place knows just like playing follow, cool team and just weekly, out and sometimes i look back at where i've come from and you have to take my hat off to myself and say you know where come from to where i am now. att ra cts attracts supporters watch tests in the first match against new zealand on thursday. if the verse came with the

and coming up in sport on the bbc news channel: gareth southgate is set to announce his squad for nexts league games, when england will take on hungary, italy and germany. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. speaking for the first time, insiders who attended gatherings in downing street during covid lockdowns have told bbc news that they would arrive at work to find bins overflowing with empty bottles from the night before, and that parties were routine. they say staff sat on each other�*s laps at a leaving do in november 2020, where the prime minister has now been pictured — and that security guards were laughed at when they tried to stop one party from taking place. borisjohnson is facing fresh questions about his attendance at the leaving party — and the metropolitan police are facing calls to explain why the prime minister wasn't issued with a fine. 0ur political correspondent ben wright has the latest. boozy lockdown breaking parties in downing street have led to more than 100 fine sand pit questions for borisjohnson. with number 10 braced for the official report in

. >> gareth thanks. i bring a friend and colleague tom winter. tom, can you walk us through the investigation? >> sure, at this point, a lot of details are coming into focus. sometime on details. apparently we're talk about salvador orlando ramos, he just had his 18th birthday. born in thousand four. and there are some indications that either on his where they're immediately thereafter he purchased two of the weapons that were used, or at least on his personal today shooting. the shooting happened shortly after 12:30 eastern time today. all indications was that he occasionally shot as godmother. at some quite law enforcement against some after he's either chased or his car crashes near the school. he still able to get into the school in an interview with his colleague. that's texas department for the safety says that initial officers that responded tried to shoot him and kill him and and thus before anybody else could be hurt but it wasn't until tactical teams arrive that they were able to find the shooting kill the suspect because the suspect wa

and there's a place in the squad for this man — gareth bale — despite his limited game time for realgoals against austria that gave rob page's side a place in the final, where they'll face scotland or ukraine. leicester goalkeeper danny ward and bournemouth striker kieffer moore also return from injury. giovanni van bronkhorst said he couldn't have asked for more from his players as they were beating in the europa league final against eintract frankfurt. rangers lost on penalties after it finished 1—1 in normal time. frankfurt were faultless and it came down to this aaron ramsey miss before the german bundesliga side clinched it to take their place in next season's champions league group stages. well, of course, a big disappointment. i mean, if you play a final in europe and you lose it will hurt. because if you play a final you would do everything you can to win it and then at the end it is a lottery. and tonight we were not on the good side. but, you know, i can't complain with anything my players gave today and in the games before this. players gave today and in the games before t

gareth barlow reports. living rises, for the first time in over a decade the cost of prescriptions will not. in a typical year, charges usually increase in line with inflation but with inflation soaring at the fastest rate for 30 years, ministers have decided to freeze charges in the current rates. the move only affects patients in england, as people living elsewhere in the uk already do not have to pay. the freeze means a single prescription will remain at £9.35, while a three—month prescription prepayment will continue to be just over £30. but there are calls for the government to go further with its support. those are the sort of people the squeezed middle, the middle people who don�*t get free prescriptions because they are not on the medicines that qualifies or on the income that qualifies. they often have to make decisions about which medicines they need, and those medicines are all prescribed for a reason. because those patients need that treatment. the decision of whether to buy medicines to treat a

should they bring gareth back? he's exciting.n: this is how tk determines whether they are good or bad footballer as to whether they pick the ball from far out. lisa: this is where they use their foot another hand to project the football. jonathan: he is a tremendous golfer. i wonder whether he thinks about taking that a full-time. maybe to do that instead of playing football. futures this morning, good morning, down about a half of 1%. yields are higher by seven or eight basis points. tom: what is the price of a gallon of gas in capri? jonathan: it's probably pretty expensive. lisa: not in dollars. tom: a gallon of gas in -- in capri is $7.69. ♪ so many people are overweight now and asking themselves, "why can't i lose weight?" for most, the reason is insulin resistance, and they don't even know they have it. conventional starvation diets don't address insulin resistance. that's why they don't work. now, there's golo. golo helps with insulin resistance, getting rid of sugar cravings, helps control stress and emotional eating, an

to football and just this week, the england boss gareth southgate condemed the recent set of pitch—invasionse sure they�*re safe at work and i think what they are asking is why is this happening and what have we learned from what has happened and what can we do better going forward? i think it�*s a question of notjust looking back and looking for people, i think it�*s what can we learn from what has happened and making sure that the people responsible for the security in the stadium but the proper measures in place so this will not happen again in the future. and you can listen and subscribe to the sports desk via bbc sounds for more on that story. gymnast rhys mcclenaghan has been told he will not be allowed a ruling by the international gymnastics federation has determined that he and two others are ineligible to represent northern ireland — despite being from northern ireland. nigel ringland has more on this. rhys mcclenaghan winning commonwealth gold four years ago but will he be able to defend its title the summer? the international gymnastics federation has ruled him as well as his tea

gareth rhodes, a lot calmer and glad to see that in a calmer forecast ahead of us to highs only in theorrow, sunday and monday for memorial day. so just pick and choose which 21 to go outside for this year. also looks good. you may find a couple sprinkles up there, but snow will stay above 9,000 feet and there will actually be a couple flurries at the very mountaintops, ok, nice forecast that do it for us here on the kron. 4 morning news. have a great holiday weekend. we'll see you back here on monday. >> announcer: today on "dr. phil"... >> she was a marathon runner, she was a teacher. >> announcer: and now... >> i don't have an eating disorder. i can't eat. >> and get this, monica chains herself to the bed at night. >> announcer: in fear of food. >> everything makes me sick. >> announcer: but is her cure... >> you brought your chains to l.a. why? >> announcer: the right cure? >> that is absolutely not true. ♪ ♪ >> let's do it. >> have a good show, everybody. here we go. >> this is a safe place to talk about hard things. >> stand by, we'll count you down. >> today is going to be a cha

gareth barlow reports.ptions will not. in a typical year, of prescriptions will not. in a typicalyear, charges of prescriptions will not. in a typical year, charges usually increase in line with inflation, but with inflation soaring at the fastest rate for 30 years, ministers have decided to freeze charges at their current rates. the move only affects patients in england, as people living elsewhere in the uk already don't have to pay. the freeze means a single prescription will remain at £9.35, while a three month prescription payment will continue to be just over £30. but there are calls for the government to go further with its support. those are the sort of people, the squeezed middle people, who don't get free prescriptions because they are not on the medicines that qualify or they are not on the income that qualifies or the age that qualifies. they often have to make decisions about which medicine they need, and those medicines are all prescribed for a reason, because those patients need that treatment

the home side got off the mark early with a try from gareth widdop but the visitors had too much quality in a moment to some live pictures, joe biden beginning his first visit to asia as us president, as you see, he has just touched down in south korea. mr biden will meet the new south korean president, those at the pictures we are showing you live, i don't know if you can see him, he is hidden by someone in front of him, you canjust see him, he is hidden by someone in front of him, you can just about see his face! i am the agenda will be concerns about nuclear ambitions of north korea and later mr biden will tour a samsung plant is his first official activity in south korea. what you're seeing at the moment is live pictures from south korea, presidentjoe biden hasjust touched down there. nurseries in england say plans to allow staff to look after more children will not cut costs for parents. the government says it is considering changing the current rules in a bid to help lower the cost of childcare forfamilies, amid the growing cost of living crisis. our education editor branwen jeffre

england manager gareth southgate was also asked today for his thoughts on the recent fan disorder seen included here at the etihad stadium on sunday, when aston villa goalkeeper robin olsen was assaulted. southgate believes it speaks to a wider problem in society. we don't want to go back to fences up we don't want to go back to fences up and the type of environment that created. the game has been more inclusive over the last 20 years and a better place for families and women to attend and completely more diverse audience, so really positive. we don't want to step back, but football reflects society, so it'll be easy for some people just to put it onto football, but that's not the reality of it. i repeat, football has got a responsibility and we have to do our bit and we have to do that right. west ham united defender kurt zouma has pleaded guilty to kicking and slapping his pet cat, in a video that also showed him saying "i swear i'll kill it." zouma appeared in court in east london this morning. his younger brother yoan, who filmed the video and plays for dagenham and redbridge, also

of course gareth bale is the first name in the squad despite his limited appearances for real madrid.e final, where they'll face scotland or ukraine. leicester goalkeeper danny ward and bournemouth striker kieffer moore also return from injury. for the first time at a men's world cup, there will be female referees officiating. france's stephanie frappart, rwanda's salima mukansanga and japan's yoshimi yamashita have been selected to take charge of games in qatar. there also three female assistant referees on the list of officials released by fifa today. and premier league referees michael oliver and anthony taylor have also been chosen to officiate at the tournament, which begins in november. formula 1 has hit barcelona. it's the spanish grand prix on sunday. ahead of his home race, fernando alonso has been speaking to the bbc. the alpine driver says that lewis hamilton still has time to come good this season even though the seven—time champion's mercedes has been a long way off the pace set by ferrari and red bull. this is the nature of the sport. sometimes you have a better car and

and there's a place in the squad for this man — gareth bale — despite his limited game time for real from injury. the totteham women's forward ubo—gagu has been banned for nine months after an anti doping violation. the 29 year old tested positive for canrenone. she had been prescribed medication in the us for a skin condition, the fa accepted that she didn't know that it contained a prohibited substance. bit of history at the men's football world cup as female refereers will officiate matches at the tournament for the first time later this year. france's stephanie frappa rt, rwanda's salima mukansanga and japan's yoshimi yamashita have been selected to take charge of games in qatar. they will be supported by three female assistant referees. premier league refs michael oliver and anthony taylor have also been chosen for the tournament which begins in november. england fast bowler jofra archer is going to miss the entire season with a stress fracture in his lower back. archer's hasn't played cricket since lastjuly after two elbow operations. this new injury could cause him to miss the

england manager gareth southgate was also asked today for his thoughts on the recent fan disorder seenrecent weeks with incidents of supporters attacking players. that included here at the etihad stadium on sunday when aston villa goalkeeper robin 0lsen was assaulted. southgate believes it speaks to a wider problem in society. we don't want to go back to fences up and the type of environment that created. the game has been more inclusive over the last 20 years and a better place for families and women to attend and a completely more diverse audience, so really positive. we don't want to step back, but football reflects society, so it'll be easy for some people just to put it onto football, but that's not the reality of it. i repeat, football has got a responsibility and we have to do our bit and we have to do that right. next to the french open, where there's been an emotional farewell for the home favourite and two—time wimbledon semi—finalist jo wilfred tsonga, who's retired from the sport at the age of 37 after losing in the opening round. tsonga, who said this would be last tournam

of madrid in the champions league dates back to 2018, when real madrid defeated liverpool, just as garethe most spectacular goals in the history of the final. today the team, jurgen, kloof, will try to take. revenge, tens of thousands of fans came to france to support her, in full accordance with the motto of liverpool you will never be alone? true, they have been waiting since monday on channel one, the multi-part historical epic tobol is a real big movie with a star cast only listen carefully dmitry dyuzhev ekaterina guseva dmitry nazarov and many many others are sure to watch such a cool movie. our story is the best screenwriter key moment exploration of siberia time peter 's scene, st. petersburg fortress on the tobol river asia well, what would you go to the scoreboard, are there any options? as peter said, so be it, do not poke your nose. wherever you leave, equips an expedition to siberia, the treasury needs money, the army and navy are expensive for peter siberia, the power of the nurse should be the first on the first - this dmitry dyuzhin knows about his hero. that's it, height

and there's a place in the squad for this man — gareth bale — despite his limited game time for realfrom sport for nine months after an anti—doping violation. she was tested by uk anti—doping in october last year and her sample contained the banned substance canrenone. ubogagu joined spurs injuly last year and will not be available again until october 2022. an fa hearing found she did not take the substance deliberately and used it for a "recognised medical condition." but it said she had taken "no steps to check if the medication contained banned substances. " ubogagu said... "i am so sorry to my team—mates and staff that i can't be out on the pitch." a group of non—government organisations, including amnesty international, have called on fifa to set up a fund to compensate migrant workers who they say have suffered "human rights abuses" during preparations for the world cup in qatar. amnesty want fifa to at least match the £350 million world cup prize money for a compensation programme. it's estimated up to 30,000 migrant labourers have been used on projects to build seven stadiums

i would never close the door on something like that but at the minute i am clearly not in gareth's plans at british gymnastics camps. reddin "completely refuted" the claims, which were not upheld and her suspension was lifted, but another independent investigation is ongoing into "further historical complaints." that's all the sport for now. bbc sport website for all those stories and more. breaking news. the former labour mp claudia webbe has lost her appeal hearing over a conviction for harassment and she will now have to consider a ten week suspended sentence. she is a former mp and had been convicted for harassing a love rival. she represents leicester east as an independent because she was expeued as an independent because she was expelled from the labour party and targeted michelle merritt between 2018 and 2020. prosecutors say the campaign was driven byjealousy and obsession over her boyfriend's relationship with michelle merritt, who told the court that claudia webbe called her some fairly inappropriate names and had threatened to behave in a pretty difficult way, threatening to

gareth southgate was asked for his thoughts on the recent fan disorder seen at football matches.ball reflects society so it will be easy for some people just to put it on the football but that is not the reality of it. i repeat, football has a responsibility we have to do our bit and we have to get that right. —— and we have to do our bit. the west ham defender kurt zouma admits kicking and slapping a cat, admitting the charges under the animal welfare act. the video also showed him saying that he would kill the cat. the defender pleaded guilty to two counts under the animal welfare act when he appeared at thames magistrates' court in east london this morning. he was filmed on social media in february kicking and mistreating his pet by his younger brother yoan who plays for dagenham and redbridge — who also admitted one offence during the hearing. the animals are still being cared for by the rspca which brought the prosecution. our reporter was at thames magistrates' court. he pleaded guilty to two counts of causing unnecessary suffering to a protected animal and his younger brot

the home side, got off the mark early with a try from gareth widdop, but the visitors had too much qualityernment says it is considering changing the current rules in a bid to help lower the cost of childcare forfamilies, amid the growing cost of living crisis. 0ur education editor branwen jeffreys reports. oh, thank you so much. ashley has four children, including her new baby. it's two—year—old reggie she worries about the most. he has extreme allergic reactions. ashley trusts the nursery to watch him carefully. you just kind of need to have someone else take the lead for a little bit. would you be happy with there being more children per adult? probably not, no. i mean, the severity of reggie, so, a normal child... you know, it's such a massive responsibility to just do that for reggie. and to have loads more children, i don't know, i think it's too much. i found one! you found one, well done! this nursery in nottingham is facing rising bills. from wages to heating, everything is going up. and now they're looking after toddlers born in lockdown. a lot of nurseries say that coming out of

the home side got off the mark early with a try from gareth widdop, but the visitors had too much qualitytephen foster has been following the team for more than 60 years but could not go to the match as he is receiving end—of—life hospice care. however, when the club saw pictures of him watching the game on social media, they organised a special surprise — as judy hobson reports. the thing is, i can't get up andjig. i can do this in the bed. that's about it, like, you know. for this stockport county fan, a dream come true. stephen foster watched the weekend's game from his bed at st ann's hospice, cheering as they won the national league title. he has been a fan since 1958 and had the same seat at the ground for 50 years. i am just so sad that i've not been able to see personally, to be there. because i would have gone on the ground. i would have been there cheering. but when the club heard about stephen, they sprang a surprise and chairman steve belis paid a visit with the cup. by hell, it was heavy. but, yeah, dead chuffed. he said to me, "you're the first person outside the club to hav