if you talked about gareth south . ate have. if you talked about gareth southgate and _ have.ate and the _ have. if you talked about gareth southgate and the always, - have. if you talked about gareth l southgate and the always, devon have. if you talked about gareth - southgate and the always, devon hit the panic button yet. to see come across as someone who is feeling under scrutiny or feeling the pressure a bit with those two games now to try to turn things around. this thing about gareth southgate is thatis this thing about gareth southgate is that is incredibly calm you do not get that sense of panic from him thatis get that sense of panic from him that is served and very well indeed in the past campaigns. but he really does now have a limited opportunity, just two games and he knows of this doesn't go well, the fans will get on his back at the same way they did against hungary and that defeat, the worst defeated 94 years, really big two games ahead in two months for gareth southgate because you have the premier league the players are injured ahead of this huge moment for

there's been a lot of talk around gareth southgate team selection it is suppose that consciousness whenam plays in one big talking point is the report defender trent alexander arnold is not in the squad and i mean he's come here and the international can't and will leave without playing a single minute and this camp is been a lot of talk around harry maguire and his form at club level but gareth southgate is very supportive of him and back to him all the way and saying that he will be the strongest team where the is time to make interesting points is in the squad, without an england b interesting to see if he gets a chance for the world cup and in the press conference, sterling was behind the team captain and they are not scoring goals and he was speaking about what it's like to be one of those players. i speaking about what it's like to be one of those players.— one of those players. i keep going over it, one of those players. i keep going over it. it's _ one of those players. i keep going over it, it's been _ one of those players. i keep going over it, it's been a tough - one of those

gareth southgate — chances against italy. gareth southgate said _ chances against italy.ations leads games, but southgate said he wants to use these games so the players feel better about themselves. these are the last two games before the world cup. there was a lot of talk about the players around the form and none more so than harry maguire, but gary mcguire set form doesn�*t play a massive issue in international football. set form doesn�*t play a massive issue in internationalfootball. he would be very happy if they pick up a win tonight. would be very happy if they pick up a win tonight-— a win tonight. alex, thank you very much indeed- _ a win tonight. alex, thank you very much indeed. christian _ a win tonight. alex, thank you very much indeed. christian otto - a win tonight. alex, thank you very i much indeed. christian otto renaldo much indeed. christian 0tto renaldo has been charged by the fa over footage which appears to show him knocking a phone out of a fan�*s hand. —— cristiano. he was cautioned by police regarding the incident in august. england are under wa

gareth southgate has selected tonight.th southgate has selected tonight. there's not much time left to — selected tonight. there's not much time left to prepare. _ selected tonight. there's not much time left to prepare. we've - selected tonight. there's not much time left to prepare. we've seen i time left to prepare. we've seen that with his squad selection and definitely with the line—up tonight. he's gone with nick pope, jordan pickford is injured and the big talking point is harry maguire. gareth southgate has stuck by his man and the stats show that's right. he's never let england down. another player who looks like he's trying to break into that starting xi is bellingham. earlier today, break into that starting xi is bellingham. earliertoday, iwas speaking to some england fans who want to see england pick up a win tonight so they can go into that world cup with a bit of form. i’ee world cup with a bit of form. i've never seen _ world cup with a bit of form. i've never seen england before. it's one of those _ never s

gareth southgate says the scrutiny and _ there.ys the scrutiny and criticism _ there. gareth southgate says the scrutiny and criticism his - there. gareth southgate says the scrutiny and criticism his side - there. gareth southgate says the l scrutiny and criticism his side have based could help them in the world cup. england have already been relegated from the nation's league top tier i had at last night was my three all draw with germany at wembley and they are now without a win in three games. england full—back from 2—0 down and that is given garrets gave cause for optimism. given garrets gave cause for optimism-— given garrets gave cause for otimism. , ., _, . , optimism. they have collectively talked as a _ optimism. they have collectively talked as a group _ optimism. they have collectively talked as a group and _ optimism. they have collectively talked as a group and the - optimism. they have collectively talked as a group and the whole | talked as a group and the whole experience has been one we needed, i think to grow as

if a radio phone-ins our any barometer gareth _ now.e football was under way it was under fire harry maguire who made the first crucial mistake. commentator: ihla crucial mistake. commentator: iirr surprise, germany penalty. crucial mistake. commentator: no surprise, germany penalty. ilkay - surprise, germany penalty. ilkay gundouan surprise, germany penalty. ilkay gundogan cool— surprise, germany penalty. ilkay gundogan cool as _ surprise, germany penalty. ilkay gundogan cool as you _ surprise, germany penalty. ilkay gundogan cool as you like. it was to get worse, the unmarked kai havertz seized the moment to double germany�*s lead. england tackles were up germany�*s lead. england tackles were up and the shackles were off, here comes the comeback. —— england�*s hackles were up. bit between teeth, england sensed an opportunity, subs bukayo saka and mason mount got them back into it. this was more like it. and how soon the tables can turn. this time slot are back with a rash challenge. harry kane with the perfect response from the penalt

their talisman is still garet , ., , ;;;~, still gareth bale, but now he is 33, he has two — still garethmber. —— he has to. mr; angeles fc and preparing for qatar in november. -- he has to. my focus now is the — in november. -- he has to. my focus now is the next _ in november. -- he has to. my focus now is the next two _ in november. -- he has to. my focus now is the next two wales _ in november. -- he has to. my focus now is the next two wales games, i in november. -- he has to. my focus. now is the next two wales games, but then it _ now is the next two wales games, but then it will— now is the next two wales games, but then it will be straight back to la, and then— then it will be straight back to la, and then after that straight back to the world — and then after that straight back to the world cup, so ijust need to concentrate on the here and now, rather— concentrate on the here and now, rather than — concentrate on the here and now, rather than looking too far ahead, and that— rather than looking too far ahead, and that will put me in a good position— and that will put me in a goo

i'm gareth barlow. our top stories: welcome to bbc news. i'm gareth barlow. knocking.ne. flooding and mudslides. in iran, increasingly violent anti—government protests have continued for an eighth day.

gareth barry, um. gareth — league. do you know? gareth barry, um. gareth itarry — league. i think the hope is that they can appoint someone very swiftly so that hopefully it doesn�*t cause any more disruption to a season which has failed to deliver so far.— disruption to a season which has failed to deliver so far. thank you very much — failed to deliver so far. thank you very much for— failed to deliver so far. thank you very much for that _ failed to deliver so far. thank you very much for that insight. - in the early hours of the morning at the us open, russia�*s karen kachanov beat nick kyrgios to reach his first grand slam semifinal. it was a five—set epic, and with krygios afterwards saying he was devastated to lose — his emotions never far from the surface — boiling over here in the third set. the australian had knocked out the defending champion in the last round and fought back to level the match at two sets all, finding moments of magic like this. but in the end, kachanov proved too strong for the wimbledon runner—up. he�*ll face casper ruud of norway for a place

ahead of the world cup, gareth southgate admits he risks losing hisjob if cup, gareth southgate admitsis job if results don't go his way at the tournament in qatar. england face germany tonight having failed to win any of their last five matches and having scored just one goal. "a961," {we afia' thea; tee's—z , w ..- f the nation's "aadjjt aaa aaa' taag �*a�*a'a’a , w w a the nation's league �* the nations lost second tier after the nations lost italy friday while it is a second tier after the nations lost italy friday form e it is a reaching though world semifinals in russia and the is russia and the euro is last year. i'm not the first coach to go through a difficult time and in terms of results and criticism, that is part of the territory. for me, it's a great challenge to lead the team through a moment like this. you're not going to have exteriors as we had without a spell were you're going to have some tough results. ., ., results. one other line from the encland results. one other line from the england camp. _ results. one other line from the england camp, brentford - results. one

wales came closest late on when gareth bale hit the bar.ortant for us to get some but more importantly, we are looking at long—term and getting games into some players like that, that have shown a lot in our domestic cricket and scored a lot of runs and taken wickets. it's important that we give them opportunities. players and staff have been told to collect all their belongings from worcester rugby club before 4.30 this afternoon as the premiership side faces being suspended from all competitions unless they can show they've got enough money to continue. the rfu want to see evidence of insurance cover and funds to pay staff and players by the deadline. that is looking unlikely and if players don't get their september salaries, they'll be in position to walk away. their game against newcastle did take place, which they won. exeter chiefs beat harlequins 43—42 at sandy park with a last gasp try in the premiership. with quins having fought back from 31—7 down at the break, christ tshiunza dived over in the dying seconds to give exeter a remar

welcome to bbc news, i'm gareth barlow. our top stories: canadian police say they've arrested a man who'd been on the run following a series of deadly stabbings. myles sanderson was arrested on highway eleven in saskatchewan, this is the scene there live, we'll bring you the very latest. president putin steps up his war of words with the west, threatening to let europe freeze. but the european union isn't backing down, it's outlined plans to introduce a price cap on russian gas. and, california urges people to conserve energy, as a heatwave is leading to demand that could overwhelm power supplies. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. we will go live to canada in a few moments time, but first: the european union has outlined plans to introduce a price cap on russian gas. president putin threatened to cut off all energy supplies if such a step was taken. eu governments have accused moscow of using energy to blackmail them in retaliation for western support for ukraine following russia's invasion. our

gareth southgate was more positive after their 3—3 draw against germany on monday.evable - years. he has done an unbelievable job - years. he has done an unbelievable job withl years. he has done an - unbelievable job with england. it is incredible what he has achieved and the fact that he is under pressure going into the world cup isjust is under pressure going into the world cup is just an absolute nonsense. i have been to eight tournaments as player and coach. i am disappointed with the plans by getting knocked out in quarters and semifinals are not making it through group games. this group have got to the semifinals and finals and they are punching well above their weight and they are doing really well and we should back them going into the world cup in qatar in a few weeks. �* . . the world cup in qatar in a few weeks. �* ., ., _, weeks. brazil have condemned the racist abuse _ weeks. brazil have condemned the racist abuse of _ weeks. brazil have condemned the racist abuse of richarlisonl the racist abuse of richarlison a further he had a banana and other objec

, he's been receiving _ i was pleased for gareth, he's been receiving a — i was pleased for gareth, he'sin a few weeks. ~ , ., , ., .., weeks. we should, but how confident are ou weeks. we should, but how confident are you feeling? _ weeks. we should, but how confident are you feeling? i _ weeks. we should, but how confident are you feeling? i am _ weeks. we should, but how confident are you feeling? i am confident. - are you feeling? i am confident. they have _ are you feeling? i am confident. they have always _ are you feeling? i am confident. they have always delivered - are you feeling? i am confident. they have always delivered in i they have always delivered in tournaments, to get to where they have got _ tournaments, to get to where they have got to they have given us brilliant — have got to they have given us brilliant times. it was disappointing to get to the final against — disappointing to get to the final against italy and lose, but i have to say— against italy and lose, but i have to say that — against italy and lose, but i have to say that when you think of where my career—

gareth southgate says england want to do what they can.hat they can. the people i've soken what they can. the people i've spoken to _ what they can. the people i've spoken to have _ what they can. the people i've spoken to have explained - what they can. the people i've spoken to have explained to l what they can. the people i've i spoken to have explained to me, human rights lawyers in particular that not a lot more that the players in particular can do other than talk about those issues and put them on the table, because, in the end, we are asking for change in a country that we are respectful of, that has made a lot of progress, but also we don't have any control over. meanwhile arsenal bukayo saka is in the's player of the year as voted for by fans. he won the vote ahead of declan rice and harry kane who came second and third respectively. he has scored three times in nine appearances during the international season. flying england's women in economy class to the world cup in new zealand has been china —— described as a challenging dec

welcome to bbc news — i'm gareth barlow.y in south—west florida in the aftermath of hurricane ian. president biden warns it could be the deadliest storm that's ever hit the state. the danger is real, to state the obvious, please obey warnings and directions from emergency officials. moscow prepares a ceremony to mark the annexation of occupied territories in ukraine, but the us says it will never recognise russia's claims. and the time and cause of death of queen elizabeth is made public, 3 weeks on.

england manager gareth southgate will announce his squad for the upcoming nations league matches againstnext half hour. northern ireland have already named their squad and the manager has included a new face, gets his first call—up for the matches against kosovo and greece later this month. northern ireland have gone 14 matches without a win in the competition and have currently just two points from four games. meanwhile, squads are starting to be announced for the women's rugby world cup which gets under way in new zealand in early october. in the last hour, scotland have named their 32 player squad as they prepare for their first world cup since 2010. head coach brian eason has included 19—year—old emma 0rr, who only made her debut in the six nations earlier this year. scott and aaron pool a alongside new zealand, australia and wales. in domestic rugby, worcester warriors have released a statement confirming they are not being placed into administration despite a letter from the department for digital, culture, media and sport suggesting it had been. the warriors say they are waiting f

and what does gareth southgate need to fix before qatar?re set to make their return next month, but who's made sarina wiegman�*s squad and who is out? also coming up in the programme. we will be hearing from blustar lawyers skipper ted hill se contemplate the future after his club went to administration, and he tells us who he thinks is to blame. the responsibility is on the head of leaders, and that is the leader of the club, who run the club. that is where, ultimately, responsibly lies —— blustar lawyers worcester warriors skipper. good evening and welcome to tonight's programme. we begin in krakow, where scotland round off their nations league campaign against ukraine this evening. steve clarke's men need a draw to finish top of league b, group i, and a promotion that would see them competing against the likes of spain, portugal or germany. jane lewis is in krakow. away from home, we are defensive, i feel like, but i would like us to be neutral, not too defensive, not too attacking, but play how we did on wednesday. mit? attacking, but p

a defeat against italy and they will be relegated and gareth southgate's preparations won't be health either. st. helens are preparing to go for record—breaking fourth super league title in the grand final, but never fold eold trafford in jold trafford in previous and old trafford in previous attempts. we will look ahead to that and others and roger federer�*s final match before retiring. all on sportsday at 6:30 p:m., but it's now time for the film review. i'mjane hill, and taking us through this week's cinema releases as ever is mark. hi, mark. very interesting week we have. don't worry darling — we have blonde, which may be a marilyn monroe biopic, or maybe not. and catherine called birdy, a mediaeval tale birdy, a mediaeval tale with a difference. oh, i thought it was a biopic, but anyway, more on that later. ok, so don't worry darling, which is a new film by olivia wilde, who made booksmart, which i loved. florence pugh and harry styles are alice and jack chambers. they live in a kind of absolutely rarefied, dreamy, late �*50s, early �*60s americana, you know, glistening cars, ma

it's a big game for gareth southgate's side in it's own right, but is also one of the last games that from gareth southgate and the england captain here in my line ahead of tomorrow night's match against italy. 0f night's match against italy. of course, it is a tough assignment against the side that beat them last summer to become european champions, and it's made even harder by the fact that england are in poorfarm. they are bottom of their nations the group and if they were to lose tomorrow, they would be relegated, and that is a problem because the nations league is used to determine seedings for 2024 we re were be can were be 22222? ' " ' ' can themselvese 22222? ' " ' ' can themselvese s much i ' " ' ' ”i would s ”f would necessarily ssi would necessarily be used to. they would necessarily be used to. it looks more than likely though that the press conference will be more about matters off the pitch, particularly with this looming world cup in november. the fa released a statement yesterday, they will wear one love armband in it features a flag and it's to show their support for

they have been plagued by injuries and suspension, but gareth bale has declared himself fit to started as a second—half substitute last week. the appeared as a second-half substitute last week. ., . appeared as a second-half substitute last week. , ., , ._ last week. the goal is to play a . ainst last week. the goal is to play against the — last week. the goal is to play against the best _ last week. the goal is to play against the best teams - last week. the goal is to play against the best teams and i last week. the goal is to play | against the best teams and be last week. the goal is to play . against the best teams and be in last week. the goal is to play - against the best teams and be in the highest league, so our plan is to try and stay in this league and get the win tomorrow and can only benefit us playing against good teams and testing ourselves against the best players and that will only make us better as a team and football is.— make us better as a team and football is. ., ., ., , ., , football is. for our development as a nation, football is. for our development as a nat

this would be a go i think we'll ie without the victories of this would be a go i think we'll see gareththe strongest 11 and ’a’ us i on from southgate name the strongest 11 and f; us i on from here qatar in the fence on from here happy. so there will be in the qatar in the fence on from here happ-iere will be in the i qatar in the fence on from here happ-ier.l be in the i qatar in the fence on from here happ-rer-the i qatar in the fence on from here ham ., ~er~., . ~ . that. thank you so much, alex. we will be here — that. thank you so much, alex. we will be here with _ that. thank you so much, alex. we will be here with all _ that. thank you so much, alex. we will be here with all the _ that. thank you so much, alex. we will be here with all the updates . will be here with all the updates this evening and also commentary on radio five live in sports day, we will be here at 630 with a full round—up of all the breaking news and back to you, ben. the bank of england says it is "monitoring developments in financial markets very closely", after the pound dropped to a record low against the

next, gareth southgate is hoping england can rediscover their form as they look to form as they look from the nations league. they are without a victory in the group and they play italy in milan tonight before germany come to when we on monday in the final two matches before the world cup in qatar where the football association says that the players will wear a one love armband to highlight human rights issues. the fa has backed calls for compensation to be awarded for any injury or death related to world cup construction projects. the people i've spoken to have explained to me, human rights lawyers in particular, that there's not a lot more that the players in particular can do than talk about those issues and put them on the table because, in the end, we are asking for change in a country that we are respectful of, that has made a lot of progress but also we don't have any control over. flying the england's women's team to the rugby world cup has been described as a challenging decision and they begin theirjourney which will take almost 30 hours. the younger men travelled in busine

gareth, thank ou with no additional support. gareth, thank you very _ with no additional support.other tried to stop a gunman — who was unknown to the family — entering their home in liverpool last month. merseyside police has now arrested ten men as part of the investigation, but no charges have so far been brought. detectives continue to appeal for information and a £200,000 reward is on offer. mairead smyth reports from merseyside police headquarters. the 34—year—old man was arrested in liverpool in the dovecot area of liverpool last night, that's the area where nine—year—old 0livia pratt—korbel was killed on monday the 22nd of august. it happened after her mother had opened the door to a man who was being chased by a gunman, and when that gun was fired, the shots hit 0livia's mother, cheryl, injuring her hand and sadly killing the nine—year—old girl. since then, ten men have been questioned in connection with 0livia's murder but nobody has been charged. this latest arrest comes a week after the charity crimestoppers had offered a £200,000 reward for any information that leads

says that zhinka seriously indulged with alcohol and had tantrums already in the rented house that garethented now suggests that she suffers from post-stress disorder and for where there are three, although sofia did not touch them, she is from lviv after all, maybe due to some disorders, of course, sophia took her husband and family away, and so you entered their house. was this love at first sight of estonia not from the first second, of course i don’t was the purpose of stealing someone or finding love. i just wanted to build a new life find a job a new house. i understood that they lived together, that it was bad for their family and for me. the price turned out to be worthless to all these words. tony already wants to return to his ex-wife and daughters and speaks with might and main, as he suffers for his modest wife, an englishwoman. it seemed to be an everyday situation, but in fact this is a rather serious signal to the ukrainian leadership of the kiev regime, because, oddly enough , public opinion is formed through such everyday situations, including great britain the government

this is bbc news: i'm gareth barlow. rescue effort is under way in south—west florida in the aftermath of hurricane ian. president biden warns it could be the deadliest storm that's ever hit the state. the danger is real, to state the obvious, please obey warnings and directions from emergency officials. moscow prepares a ceremony to mark the annexation of occupied territories in ukraine, but the us says it will never recognise russia's claims. britain's prime minister stands by her chancellor's widely—criticised economic policy. but global experts continue to express their doubts. public, three weeks on.

england manager gareth southuate themselves.ked as a group on their own, - for optimism. they have collectively talked as a group on their own, with us and the whole experience has been what we needed i think to grow the next part as a team, because you are going to have pressure in world cup and you can try and avoid pressure, but it is coming. maybe it is the third group game, maybe it is a quarterfinal, whatever it might be, it is coming, so better that we feel it is coming, so better that we feel it and we learn how to deal with it. and worcester warriors could face relegation from the top—flight of english rugby union after placed into administration yesterday. there are fears that other clubs could follow. a financially stricken side had to provide proof of a credible plan for the future by 5pm yesterday, but they failed to do so, so now the men's team will be banned from the premiership competition and the women's side from the premier 15s while they figure things out. it is nice almostjust 15s while they figure things ou

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and the guy who showed up and reported that there was gareth jones, he was dismissed as a as a nut and he was actually shot in 1935 by the communists in china. so it takes a while for the to come out. there was a famine in ukraine. 4 to 8 million people died in the ukraine that happened and all the pulitzer prizes in the world don't just don't illuminate the truth what actually occurred. and there's always a gareth jones somewhere in the world maybe he's a nicholas wade or maybe he's jeffrey sachs, who ideology is nothing important thing but they have a commitment to truth itself. and more and more people are defecting. a lot of our evidence in the books comes from defectors who. one woman actually worked in the lab and told us what was happening. she escaped, but her family is all missing and so there are these brave souls that are out there reporting the truth. it's interesting you mentioned jeffrey sachs, his article, because as i recall, you know, he has this letter or this to american institutions about, what they may have done. it's what's interesting is that the chinese communis

this is bbc news: i'm gareth barlow. our top stories: a huge rescue effort is under way in south—west florida in the aftermath of hurricane ian. president biden warns it could be the deadliest storm that's ever hit the state. the danger is real, to state the obvious, please obey warnings and directions from emergency officials. moscow prepares a ceremony to mark the annexation of occupied territories in ukraine, but the us says it will never recognise russia's claims. britain's prime minister stands by her chancellor's widely—criticised economic policy. but global experts continue to express their doubts. public, three weeks on. the globe. a huge rescue effort is taking place in the us state of florida in the wake of hurricane ian. fears are growing that there may have been many deaths — at least ten have been recorded since the storm struck. president biden said ian could prove to be the deadliest hurricane in florida's history. it is expected to crash into south carolina on friday. our north america correspondent john

we heard from gareth i very good.hedral, your old stomping ground. how important is to have this service? to reflect and to remember the queen, for wales and to remember the queen, for wales and for the cathedral? very important because she has been to edinburgh, she has been to belfast... the king, i mean, the king has been to belfast and he has been to edinburgh and now he is coming to wales, and it is a service of reflection and prayer in llandaff cathedral. it's different from the other places because not only is it an ecumenical service but it is an interfaith service in the sense that the secretary general of the muslim council for wales is offering a prayer, as indeed is somebody from the jewish faith and the prayer, as indeed is somebody from thejewish faith and the chair of thejewish faith and the chair of the interfaith council for wales and it is also totally bilingual, the hymns, there is one him in welsh, one in english and referred here, there is a third verse in welsh, they are well—known hymns, one by

i'm gareth barlow. our top stories — knocking.yewitnesses say armed soldiers are going door—to—door in occupied parts of ukraine to collect votes for so—called "referendums" onjoining russia. at the united nations general assembly, russia's foreign minister has accused the west of stirring up tensions around the world. translation: the west is introducing _ translation: the west is introducing dividing - translation: the west is introducing dividing lines . introducing dividing lines everywhere on the lines of confrontation between blocks can are either with us or against us, there is no third option. storm fiona strikes canada's atlantic coastline. torrential rain and winds of up to 160 kph cause extensive flooding and mudslides. in iran, increasingly violent anti—government protests have continued for an eighth day. the uk opposition leader, sir keir starmer, will set out to his party conference the dividing lines between labour and the new conservative government. and after 12 long years of tory failure, didn't theyjust and aft

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welcome to bbc news, i'm gareth barlow. our top stories.oftops in parts of florida, as hurricane ian leaves more than a million properties without power. as millions of people flee, a small few do the opposite. we'll speak to a hurricane hunter and show you footage from the eye of the storm. here in the uk, an emergency intervention by the bank of england seeks to calm the panic on the markets over the government's new economic strategy. iran's president ebrahim raisi accuses protesters of misusing the death of a young woman in police custody to cause riots.

i'm gareth barlow. our top stories: knocking on door. eyewitnesses say armed soldiers are going door to door in occupied parts of ukraine to collect votes for so—called "referendums" onjoining russia. storm fiona strikes canada's atlantic coastline. torrential rain and winds of up to 160km/h cause extensive flooding and mudslides. increasingly violent protests are happening in iran for an eighth day. and italy ushers in polling, that could be led by a female prime minister and a far right leader. reports from ukraine say armed soldiers have been going door to door in occupied parts of the country to collect votes for self—styled referendums on joining russia. russian state media says door—to—door voting is necessary for security reasons. these are the four areas where voting is being held. they include occupied parts of luhansk and donetsk in the east, and zaporizhzhia and kherson, in the south and cover around 15% of ukraine's territory. the so—called referendums have been widely condemned. president biden described them as a sham and a

this is bbc news — i'm gareth barlow.ur top stories: police in canada confirm a man suspected of killing ten people in a mass stabbing has died after being arrested. nearby, ems record by pleased to attend the scene and he was transported to hospital in saskatoon. he was pronounced deceased at the hospital. president putin steps up his war of words with the west, threatening to let europe freeze. but the european union isn't backing down: it's outlined plans to introduce a price cap on russian gas. and california urges people to conserve energy as a heatwave is leading to demand that could overwhelm power supplies. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. the remaining suspect sought by canadian authorities following a weekend stabbing spree went into medical distress after his arrest on wednesday, and was pronounced dead according to police. police say an autopsy will now be conducted to determine cause of death. myles sanderson was arrested four days after 10 people were killed in a stabbing attack

i'm gareth barlow. our top stories: knocking. eyewitnesses say armed soldiers are going door—to—door in occupied parts of ukraine to collect votes for so—called referendums onjoining russia. storm fiona strikes canada's atlantic coastline. torrential rain and winds of up to 160km/h cause exstensive flooding and mudslides. in iran, increasingly violent anti—government protests have continued for an eigth day. millions of italians prepare to go to the polls, in an election that could usher in the nation's first female leader and a government led by a far—right prime minister. rapping. and, how one of the world's most streamed performers, bad bunny, has used his fame to draw attention to the issues facing his native puerto rico. hello and welcome to bbc news. reports from ukraine say armed soldiers have been going door to door in occupied parts of the country to collect votes for self—styled referendums onjoining russia. russian state media says door—to—door voting is necessary for security reasons. these are the four areas where vo

gareth bale's header hit the crossbar and frustrations bubbled over.nd t20 cricket team will head into theirfifth match the england t20 cricket team will head into their fifth match of the series against pakistan on wednesday tied at 2—2 after dramatic defeat in karachi. england lost by three runs in a topsy—turvy match that saw them set a modest target, only to squander their opportunity in a frantic finale. nesta mcgregor reports. no country has played more t20 matches than pakistan. game number 200 is unlikely to be hard to forget. moeen ali chose to bowl first and the home side found a gap centre boundary. mohammad rizwan did most of the heavy lifting, scoring an impressive 88 before phone to the bowling of reece topley. england were set a gettable target of 167. the key would be not to lose any early wickets. after phil salt was caught, and this alex hales effort held, there were reasons for concern. the england captain came in to steady the ship but his bales were spectacularly blown over and when liam dawson scored 21l were spectacularly blown o

welcome to bbc news — i'm gareth barlow.ur top stories: canadian police say they've arrested a man who'd been on the run following a series of deadly stabbings. myles sanderson was arrested on highway 11 in saskatchewan. this is a scene from there, live and we will bring you the latest. president putin steps up his war of words with the west — threatening to let europe freeze. but the european union isn't backing down. it's outlined plans to introduce a price cap on russian gas. and california urges people to conserve energy as a heatwave is leading to demand that could overwhelm power supplies. police in canada say they have arrested myles sanderson, four days after ten people were killed in a stabbing attack in saskatchewan. sanderson was one of two people wanted in connection with the stabbings — the other — his brother was found dead on monday. a motive for the killings still isn't clear. we can speak now to our north america correspondent, nomia iqbal, who's in melfort, saskatchewan. thank you so much forjoining us. a l

they are on a five—game run without a win and manager gareth southgate wants to improve the mood aroundime in terms of results, and criticism. that is part of the territory. for me, it's a great challenge to lead the team through a moment like this. you're not going to have six years, as we have had, without a spell where you are going to have some tough results, and you've got to show the resilience to come through those times. frances tiafoe sealed team world's victory over team europe in the laver cup. he saved four match points, beating stefanos tsitsipas on sunday. tiafoe was outplayed but roared back in the first but roared back, to give team world an unassailable 13—8 lead. stefanos tsitsipas had the chance to take the match to a deciding singles, but tiafoe was inspired, in front of a raucous o2 arena crowd, and after winning match point he collapsed to the court and was buried under a pile of his team—mates and captain, john mcenroe. i can't picture a better weekend for the players. we've got rod laver, who was my idol, an all—time great, roger federer, one of the greatest nigh

this is bbc news — i'm gareth barlow.died after being arrested. nearby, ems record by pleased to attend the scene and he was transported to hospital in saskatoon. he was pronounced deceased at the hospital. president putin steps up his war of words with the west, threatening to let europe freeze. but the european union isn't backing down: it's outlined plans to introduce a price cap on russian gas. and california urges people to conserve energy as a heatwave is leading to demand that could overwhelm power supplies.