captain george williams is included in the 2a despite it still being unclear how much he'll be allowedas initially banned for one game for a shoulder charge playing for his club side warrington but had that sentence doubled after losing an appeal. he goes in front of a disciplinary tribunal this evening. so here is the squad in full. five players from australia's nrl are named, including the compeition�*s top try—scorer, dom young. there's a recall for wigan skipper liam farrell, fresh from leading his side to a grand final win at the weekend. it's the first time he's been involved with england for two years. the first test against tonga is at st helens on sunday before games at huddersfield and leeds later this month. britain's lucy charles—barclay set a new course record as she won the ironman world championship in hawaii for the first time. charles—barclay is just the third briton to win the ironman world championship after leanda cave and chrissie wellington. the 30—year—old is also the first woman to lead the event from start to finish. charles—barclay finished just over three min

england captain george williams will miss the first two matches of the mens rugby league series againstribunal. the half—back�*s initial one—game suspension for a shoulder charge playing for his club south warrington was doubled after a failed appeal. williams challenged the ban again in the hope of having it overturned but that was rejected by a new three—person tribunal. to formula one now and daniel ricciardo will make his return from injury at this weekend's united states grand prix in texas. the 34—year—old australian has missed five grands prix since breaking a bone in his left hand in practice for the dutch grand prix in august. red bull decided against having ricciardo return for the previous event in qatar to give his injury more time to recover, saying there was no need to take any risks. after the news that flag football is amongst the new sports at the olympics, many nfl players hinted that they would be interested in playing at the games, and it could be on the cards. nfl executive peter o'reilly says the league will work with the players�* union on allowing current and for

rugby from the man who may not have been involved at all had it not been for the suspension of george williamsn for dom young. johnson put england ahead in the second half, a great looping pass out. in he went at the corner, 16—12. johnson was making the most of his opportunity. last weekend, he was on the losing side in the grand final. a weekend to remember here. his running was unopposed for the second try of the afternoon for him. a late tongan try brought them to within 4 points — 22—18. that was the way it finished. as a team we did a really good thing for short periods. we can do a lot better than that, i'm sure. i know what my players are capable of. i do not say that flippantly. i know they will improve. a win for england but this was far from comfortable, far from convincing. both sides will improve with more time to gel over the coming weeks. they have not got much time. the second testjust next weekend in huddersfield, harlequins have their first win of the premiership season after beating exeter chiefs by 22 points to 1a at the stoop. exeter went head through an ethan painter try

you know, on the well ot model that out of the check for visual basic oh, played through what george williams check through. this should be the old stuff. the la venzano guy. those stand on stuff do for me. one of the things i know that i, you know, i'm a c civically. it's kind of the guidelines i'm explaining to you. so the public sentence, and i'm here to plan with you whatever you do, do not watch my new show seriously to watch something that's so different, my little opinions that he won't get anywhere else to give it please. or do you have the state department c, i a weapons, bankers, multi 1000000000 dollar corporations. choose your fax for you. go ahead. i changed and whatever you do, don't want my show state main street because i'm probably going to make you uncomfortable. my show is called stretching time, but again, you probably don't wanna watch it because it might just change the way and say what those jo biden's bizarre visit to israel tell us the green light, a landing page and of cause it was a deal made to allowed a deliveries from egypt essentially does the binding ministrati

captain george williams is included in the 24, despite uncertaintly over how much he'll be able to playgame, following a shoulder charge whilst playing for his club side warrington, but he had that sentence doubled after losing an appeal. he goes in front of a disciplinary tribunal this evening. and ivor robson, the official starter at the open, has died aged 83. 0nat on a tfrom ireland, all done. robson, described by the r&a as "one of the most distinctive voices in golf", began his career at carnoustie in 1975 and retired in 2015. he held the role for 41 years and delivered the famous "0n the tee..." introductions at the open — and many other tournaments. during his career robson announced almost 19 thousand players at the open. and that's all the sport for now. back in the uk, scotland's first minister humza yousaf has used his speech at the snp party conference to call for an end of the siege of gaza. the snp leader, whose wife's family were injured in a raid earlier today after getting trapped in the region, condemned the attacks by hamas last week but said �*collective punishment�

rugby from the man he may not have been involved at all had it not been for the suspension of george williams young. johnson put england ahead in the second half, a great looping pass out. in it went to the corner, 16—12. johnson was making the most of his opportunity. he was on the losing side in the grand final. we can to remember here. his running was unopposed for the second try of the afternoon for him. a late tongan try brought them to within 4:22.18. that was the way it finished. this a brought them to within 4:22.18. that was the way it finished.— was the way it finished. as a team we did a really _ was the way it finished. as a team we did a really good _ was the way it finished. as a team we did a really good thing - was the way it finished. as a team we did a really good thing for- was the way it finished. as a team l we did a really good thing for short periods. we can do a lot better than that, i sure. periods. we can do a lot better than that, isure. i know what periods. we can do a lot better than that, i sure. i know what my players are capable of. i do not say that flippantly

england rugby league captain george williams will miss the first two tests against tonga after his appealay—off defeat to st helens was doubled after a failed appeal. williams again appealed, but unsuccessfully. jenni hermoso has been named in the spain squad for the first time since winning the world cup. former spanish football federation president luis rubiales kissed hermoso during the world cup trophy presentation, which she says was not consensual. rubiales eventually resigned and was given a restraining order. former paralympic head coach paula dunn has been appointed interim head coach of uk athletics. dunn will lead the performance programme at the paris olympic and paralympic games. her appointment follows the departure of stephen maguire. let's take you to india now, where the cricket world cup is getting really interesting. afghanistan were hoping to build on theirfamous victory against england, but it was the in—form new zealand who were their opponents today — and it turned into a rather different occasion. joe wilson reports. world cup match day in chennai, looking for some

some talking points are come out of that squad selection, of course the captain george williams, thewiccan warrior side to ground victory for the a lot of excitement about the inclusion of robbie moeller and capping off a wonderful season with his inclusion of the brilliant season. i'll be catching up with sean wayne this afternoon. taste catching up with sean wayne this afternoon. ~ ., ., ., ~ afternoon. we got a great three week [an for afternoon. we got a great three week plan for them- _ afternoon. we got a great three week plan for them- i— afternoon. we got a great three week plan for them. i remember _ afternoon. we got a great three week plan for them. i remember some - afternoon. we got a great three week plan for them. i remember some of l plan forthem. i remember some of the comments last year that was the best six— the comments last year that was the best six weeks we had. i know this is going _ best six weeks we had. i know this is going to — best six weeks we had. i know this is going to be better four weeks as well _ is going to be better four weeks as well. trainings

. >> albergó a presos como al capone, george washington y william baker, ex convicto que hoy, a sus 89s, es 1 de los pocos sobrevivientes tras haber estado en la cárcel. y fue en 1972 que fue nombrada parque nacional y recibió las designaciones de hito histórico nacional y está abierta al público también. >> afuera un fuerte y por su localización en la que está rodeada de tiburones. no sabemos >> (musica). >> (musica). >> esta noche en noticias telemundo. otis se intensifica de manera sorpresiva a categorÍa cinco en las costas del pacÍfico mexicano. aquÍ tenemos el pronÓstico. sangre por todo e piso, es parte de la declaraciÓn que hizo el adolescente de 13 aÑos cuando llamo al 911 para reportar que habÍa apuÑalado mortalmente a su madre. 400 misiles en 24 horas, israel realiza intenso bombardeo en la franja de gaza. tenemos el impactante testimonio de una anciana ramen reciÉn liberada adictivas y daÑinas es la base de la querella contra la empresa matriz de facebook, instagram y whatsapp, y argumentan que buscan proteger la salud de los niÑos. >> noticias telemundo en la noche con aran

. >> albergó a presos como al capone, george washington y william baker, ex convicto que hoy, a sus 89

william and george, along with a group of other american veterans, recently visited ukraine in partnership with the ukrainian veterans fund and the ministry of veterans affairs of ukraine. founded the american-ukrainian... veteran bridge, an organization to support the ukrainian military, to share with them the experience of solving problems after returning from the front. this is the largest war since world war ii, which will result in the largest number of veterans, and it's not something you think about months or years from now. we must think about veterans now, and begin planning and building a framework to support veterans for years to come. the americans predict that ukrainian problems... are and will be similar to theirs, in particular, in the matter of finding a job, in this regard, ukraine has its own peculiarities. the main difference is the huge diversity of ukrainian veterans. it's not like everyone signed up for war at 18. the war has come to you, especially after a full scale invasion. therefore, the ukrainian army has veterans of various ages and origins. this will make it a

the reality, i think it was george william said that when it was george william said that when it comes kind of leaders, who own the negotiations and effective mediation, do i think it is possible? yes, ithink mediation, do i think it is possible? yes, i think it is possible? yes, i think it is possible and are not sure there is an alternative other than despair and hopelessness in a continuation of this ghastly conflict between israelis and palestinians. so of this ghastly conflict between israelis and palestinians.- of this ghastly conflict between israelis and palestinians. so in the short term — israelis and palestinians. so in the short term what _ israelis and palestinians. so in the short term what do _ israelis and palestinians. so in the short term what do you _ israelis and palestinians. so in the short term what do you think - short term what do you think president biden should do to calm tensions in the region and ensure the conflict does not spread? he is -aushin the conflict does not spread? he is pushing for— the conflict does not spread? he is pushing for humanitarian _

it's great news for welsh fans as dan biggar and liam williams have both been declared fit. they both start. while georgest welsh player to appear in 4 world cup quarter finals when he lines up in marseille on saturday. arguably the match of the weekend sees the worlds numberi team, ireland, take on 3—time champions, new zealand. the irish are favourites but can they beat their world cup hoodoo. andy swiss looks ahead to the tastiest of ties. ireland against new zealand has the potential to be the match of the tournament so far. ireland the well number one on this incredible winning streak, winning their last 17 matches but they have this incredible statistic as well that they have never gone beyond the quarter—finals of a rugby world cup and, of course, in new zealand they are up against one of the iconic names of world rugby. yes, new zealand lost the opening match against france but since then they have got 240 points in their last three matches, so an average of 80 points a game over those three games. new zealand have not had a great recent record against ireland. ireland have had the better of them

george washington, he's telling america to don't get involved in europe. there's always going war to war with each other and so forth and history coming up to the revolution is experienced enough of that. king william's queen ends working. george is war over and over again. different reasons having to do with succession and having to do with colonial empires. some colonies are really thriving and the nations that own them are enriching themselves. others are jealous of of that. and this is providing extra fuel to the already burning fires of the tensions between the different european nations. so there's a sort of extra of reasons these are happening. they affect the colonies some small degree or another. this is the one that affects the colonies a lot. and in some ways sets the stage for the divisions that going to be talking about. we it the french and indian war. the fighting started, the ohio river valley. in the 70 and 1754, but it officially started and that's why it's called the seven years war. the british and the french are at each other, not just in north america, but all over the place. this is a very big war, a very costly war in terms of the seven years war and and north america. there's

the quarter final games, and they'll be able to call on full—back liam williams and fly—half dan biggar in marseille. centre georgeme the first welshman to appear in a fourth world cup quarterfinal. north is the third most—capped player for wales. meanwhile, ireland take on new zealand, who'll be without winger mark telea. he's been dropped by new zealand for saturday's game over a breach of team protocol. telea, who made his all blacks debut against scotland last november, has scored three tries in two matches during the world cup. some good news for hosts france — their captain antoine dupont will start at scrum—half in their world cup quarterfinal against south africa on sunday after recovering from a fractured cheekbone. dupont was injured in the second half of france's 96—0 win over namibia in the group stage. rugby�*s new global tournament — the women's wxv competition — starts today, with scotland and ireland both in action. women's six nations holders england are part of the participating teams included, along with france and wales — plus the top three from a four—nation cross—regional tournament — canada,

this is george and for the united nations, correspond indent for the ghana news agency. this is william workman of columbia, south carolina, associate editor of the state newspaper. this is david parrish from washington, correspondent. well, you did express the group of newspapers. now we will begin our questioning with mr. potter. sharon dr. king, this year, 1963. is, i suppose, going to be a decisive year the struggle of the -- race for, equality in this country. i wonder whether you could tell us what has been achieved so far this year and what your immediate goals are going to be. so far this year have seen many cities and the southern part of the united states desegregate public facilities as a result of the mass demonstrations that have taken place of various sit ins movements. and so for. and i. this will continue. it seems to me probably now than ever before we stand on the threshold of very significant breakthrough in civil rights in the united states. and i think we have a good chance get strong meaningful civil rights legislation in and if this legislation is enacted and impl

this is george and for the united nations, correspond indent for the ghana news agency. this is william workman of columbia, south carolina, associate editor of the state newspaper. this is david parrish from washington, correspondent. well, you did express the group of newspapers. now we will begin our questioning with mr. potter. sharon dr. king, this year, 1963. is, i suppose, going to be a decisive year the struggle of the -- race for, equality in this country. i wonder whether you could tell us what has been achieved so far this year and what your immediate goals are going to be. so far this year have seen many cities and the southern part of the united states desegregate public facilities as a result of the mass demonstrations that have taken place of various sit ins movements. and so for. and i. this will continue. it seems to me probably now than ever before we stand on the threshold of very significant breakthrough in civil rights in the united states. and i think we have a good chance get strong meaningful civil rights legislation in and if this legislation is enacted and impl

founded by the big brother of william clark george rogers clark and in fact was a volunteer docent atocust grove in louisville which was the last home of george rogers clark. i wanted to know for a young cousin of mine called alex bauer at lee who now teaches in st. louis middle schoolers and he just told me over the weekend that he is getting ready to teach a unit on lewis and clark. i wondered if you might give some thoughts about what would really capture the imagination of middle schoolers about lewis and clark in their expedition? thank you so much. guest: guest: i can tell you if you expose kids to the story, they can do more with it. they want to do things that bring to mind the adventures of lewis and clark, including young girls. they want to see where these places are and there are so many books for kids for a younger audience, and some of those are the best books out there. i sometimes say if you want a good book on the relationship between sacagawea and clark, people go, they seem to have some affection. it was always ins ok called sacagawea, she referred to him as her goo

and after the game, george kittle brock purdy kyle shanahan trent williams.all had something to say about it. let's take a listen. >> right now, feels like everyone's just on a mission and like the mindset as right where it needs everyone so detailed what they do. the play calls a great all that is go out there, do my job. and and that's a play ball. so obviously we showed good were out, but there's still areas we can still get better as we hold ourselves to a higher standard. i think we left some points out there. we obviously had a. >> had a turnover on. i i don't know so, obviously we want to get points out of defense back this up. but little stuff like that. we've got to clean up, especially for january and february that was our best complete game on with all 3 phases. i thought our defense was amazing today. >> i'm going get some real good play some good offense there. and i know that's going to be a challenge. and those guys were unbelievable. that was the best game perhaps the most impressive part of this game was the property is continuing to play at

george, they found a floor on which william shakespeare himself may have walked.om wide oak planks between 1417 and 1430, this is evidenced by the technique of laying the floorboards and analysis of the wood. the town hall, built at the beginning of the 15th century, originally served as a place for religious meetings, but later turned into a theater. and it is believed that shakespeare performed in kinglen in 1593, when theaters in london were closed due to the plague, so he went on tour with his corpse, records about receiving the fee for the performance were preserved in the institution’s accounting book, in general, there is no hiding, yes, but in fact, this is still a theory, he could walk, as you said, here i would like to put the question bluntly, or in the following way, whether he walked or not, that is the question, but i think that scientists will figure it out, but for now we have. we have statistics according to which in 2022, 157 belarusian museums were visited by 6,700 people, while 124,000 excursions were organized; in general, 102 complex excursio

colin powell, who had been secretary of state in the george w bush administration, former massachusetts governor william weld and some others. he got 43% of the white vote in 2008. that's more than any democrat had received bill clinton. so you can see, the strategy was effective at lauer at some level, but it still only 43%. the thing carried him to victory in 2008 was his appeal to the american dream. he had made the argument that was a little change in priority. all those different people who hurting could be helped in that campaign. after the republican convention, there was a brief period in which mccain and palin took the lead. obama would go on to win a decisive but only the economic, the depths of. the economic collapse became clear. and at that point, obama must message that we strong arguments for government acting and in in taking those actions we continue the american dream all. that message was what carried him to victory. he also had a very strong debate perform. and as is evident, if you've ever studied obama for even a few minutes, he is very, very good words and argument. these strategi

now william attig heads the union that deals with the employment problems of american veterans, and he and george chuning say, it was a story about american veterans, i apologize, a story about the indian community into the ukrainian community, and you can watch it next week, it 's live, it happens, and we return to the story from ukraine, the last story for today about a veteran who lost a leg, but returns to defend his homeland. a 47-year-old native of kyiv with the call sign "hulk" volunteered for the front at the beginning of the great russian invasion in october last year. in october last year , he was blown up by a mine while performing a combat mission in the luhansk direction. however, as soon as the fighter received a protest, he again wanted to return to the bench. hulk is not began to apply for disability, instead he decided to fight on a prosthesis, the soldier was questioned by anna kostyuchenko and pavel sukhodolskyi. a 47-year-old operator of strike drones with the callsign hulk is fighting on a prosthesis, the lower part of his right leg was torn off during a combat mission in the

first of all, i would say amen to george's comments, sandra lee's comments and audrey williams comments. there really on target about housing issues. what i am calling for specifically is, is because the end of the year for the office calculations of october 17th, on october 18th, which was yesterday, de zoning administrator and staff set out a new office development annual limit program chart showing the status of office approvals. and there was a rolling amount of housing pardon me, of office space that was approved and got an allocation formally by the planning commission that is not being built that that is consistent with what everyone is saying is the state of office development in the city and particularly the planning commission has been arguing that conversion should happen of office space to housing. i would ask the planning commission to please have have a present station to the planning commission of thatrillioneport by corey teague and anyone else who is knowledgeable about that. that status. we have had. i've been dealing with office projects since probably prop n created

william shakespeare performed as an actor. this would be the only known example in existence. st george'sldhall in kings lynn found the floorboards during renovations and believe they have the proof that shakespeare did indeed tread these boards. 0ur entertainment correspondent colin paterson has been for a look. the boards of the bard. we know that these were definitely here in 1592, and in 1592, we think shakespeare is performing in kings lynn. so this is likely to be the surface that shakespeare was walking on. drjonathan clark was researching st george's guildhall in kings lynn as part of a council—backed renovation project, when a discovery was made. we wanted to open up an area just to check, just to see if there was an earlier floor surviving here. and, lo and behold, we found this. quite a thought that shakespeare could have stood right here. it is, isn't it? and it's the only upper floor that we've got which is still in something of its original state, where he could have been walking, he could have been performing. the guildhall is the oldest working theatre in the uk with perfo

down, you patch it, play a central a central role abolitionist william lloyd garrison, his brother in law is actually rhode island george benson. he garrison is really writing quite frequently he remains upset at door for the white clause he never gave he never really believed or his argument that it wasn't his fault. the door became actually quite angry at these abolition later but garrison was concerned about the usages of martial law and these prisoners that were wallowing, many of them in newport door after dispatch it please this is out of the state again. he leaves some people hanging. there are some people that were quite angry at door for this. but he goes to new hampshire, he lives in concord, out in the open. he becomes with franklin pierce, future president, united states, the governor living in the governor's house for a while henry hubbard or probably both of them prominent democrats democrats. by the fall of 1842, the government convened another constitutional convention and, the ashford islanders, to vote on this. although it is suffrage requirements, the reform constitution was a far cry. those vision it

william shakespeare performed as an actor. this would be the only known example in existence. st george'slin paterson has been for a look. the boards of the bard. we know that these were definitely here in 1592, and in 1592, we think shakespeare is performing in kings lynn. so this is likely to be the surface that shakespeare was walking on. the actual floorboards shakespeare performed on. the actual floorboards shakespeare performed on-_ drjonathan clark was researching st george's guildhall in kings lynn as part of a council—backed renovation project, when a discovery was made. we wanted to open up an area just to check, just to see if there was an earlier floor surviving here. and lo and behold, we found this. quite a thought that shakespeare could have stood right here. it is, isn't it? and it's the only upper floor that we've got which is still in something of its original state, where he could have been walking, he could have been performing. a combination of scientific analysis, a study of the structure and historical documents was used to confirm the age of the floor. the nature o

george smith. the walden founded -- family foundation work -- looking for solutions so people and nature can thrive together. the williamndation. for more than 50 years advancing ideas and supporting institutions to promote a better world. at hewlett.org. and with the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions. ♪ and friends of the newshour. this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station by viewers like you. thank you. ♪ >> this is pbs newshour west from our studios in washington and the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. ♪ >> you are watching pbs. wow, you get to watch all your favorite stuff. it's to die for. now you won't miss a thing. this is the way. the xfinity 10g network. made for streaming. jeffrey: mass murder in israel and anger in washington. six days after the deadliest pogromoms since the holocaust, israel is on the attack and gaza citizens are in danger. >>

george smith. the walden founded -- family foundation work -- looking for solutions so people and nature can thrive together. the williamion. for more than 50 years advancing ideas and supporting institutions to promote a better world. at hewlett.org. and with the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions. ♪ and friends of the newshour. ♪ this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station by viewers like you. thank you. ♪ wow, you get to watch all your favorite stuff. it's to die for. now you won't miss a thing. this is the way. the xfinity 10g network. made for streaming. >> hello, everyone. welcome to amanpour and company. here's what is coming up. u.s. secretary of state, anthony lincoln in tel aviv says the united states and israel. i.t. speak to prime minister adviser mark. then a rare glimpse into gaza under siege. we bring you a

named at full—back, with josh adams liam williams is named at full—back, withjosh adams and grieved —— lewis price on the wing. gareth davies is playing, and georgerfinal. it at the fourth world cup quarterfinal.— at the fourth world cup ruarterfinal. , . ., . quarterfinal. it is a fantastic accolade — quarterfinal. it is a fantastic accolade for _ quarterfinal. it is a fantastic accolade for him _ quarterfinal. it is a fantastic accolade for him to - quarterfinal. it is a fantastic accolade for him to have - quarterfinal. it is a fantastic. accolade for him to have gone through some of the trials that he has had in terms of injuries over the years and some of the concussions and staff. at the moment he is starting to play some really good rugby and i think we were pretty conscious in this world cup about trying to create a midfield combination that is a little bit more settled.— combination that is a little bit more settled. ,. ., , , ., combination that is a little bit more settled. ,. . , , ., ., , more settled. ryan elias is named as hooker. more settled. ryan elias is named as hooker- adam _ more settled. ryan elias is named as hooker. adam

. >> no, was prince george >> no, no, it was prince george went with prince william. >> right. right.. >> oh, right. all right. >> as long as there's pictures of them looking a bit disappointed. >> well, he's actually a patron of welsh union. of the welsh rugby union. >> right. good. as long >> all right. oh good. as long as was, there was a wales as there was, there was a wales at game that were not at the welsh game that were not just english. just at the english. >> they're represented. yeah. >> now what, sir jim ratcliffe is, is about to get is he. we think a quarter of man united. >> yeah. it wasn't really really a development we expecting a development we were expecting it shift that man it wasn't the shift that man united fans were expecting. i was in executive area as at was in the executive area as at manchester oh, you would manchester united. oh, you would be. would ago >> you would be ten days ago chatting fans and chatting to the united fans and they say aiden full sale only we want a full sale only we want somebody come completely somebody to come and completely take off