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throughout the week she styles hair in peckham, at the weekend, she's scoring goals for gillingham. sunday — they meet record 14—time winners arsenal in the women's fa cup fourth round. chris slegg has more. glad you love it. it's been quite a week for charles, _ glad you love it. it's been quite a week for charles, on _ glad you love it. it's been quite a week for charles, on monday, . glad you love it. it's been quite a | week for charles, on monday, her hairsalon week for charles, on monday, her hair salon in peckham reopened after lockdown. the sunday, she plays against arsenal. mr; lockdown. the sunday, she plays against arsenal.— lockdown. the sunday, she plays auainstarsenal. , against arsenal. my customers, some of them don't — against arsenal. my customers, some of them don't actually _ against arsenal. my customers, some of them don't actually know— against arsenal. my customers, some of them don't actually know that - against arsenal. my customers, some of them don't actually know that i - of them don't actually know that i play football until i tell them. it's like i'm l

last night, his body was found at his home near gillingham.s in a serious condition in hospital. dorset police say a vehicle linked to the incident was followed to london, where a 34—year—old man was arrested on suspicion of murder. he is believed to be known to the couple. sir richard's company paid tribute to him, saying his loss will be felt by all who have worked with him and his family, who have lost an incredible individual. sophie berman, bbc news. while parts of australia recover from the recent floods, other areas are still counting the cost of devastating bushfires just over a year ago. around 18—million hectares of land was destroyed in the south—east of the country — too vast a job for scientists and ecologists to record themselves, so the public was asked to report sightings of mammals, insects and the regrowth of flora and fauna. and there have been some remarkable stories of recovery. i've been speaking to casey kirchoff, who came up with the project after her own house burned down, and is an ecologist studying at the university

last night, his body was found in his home near gillingham.rder. the mp for north dorset new sir richard well and described him as a charming man with a very good sense of humour, describing him as the picture of a country gentleman. sir richard's company released a statement in which they paid tribute to him for setting the highest standards for quality in the hotel, farming and property interest within the group. they said his loss will be felt by everyone within the company. those who have worked with him and his family, who have lost an incredible individual. covid—19 has had a profound impact on end—of—life care for millions across the uk, with official figures showing that the number of people dying at home rose by more than a0% in the last year. and a report by the marie curie charity, seen by the bbc, suggests that drug shortages caused by the pandemic meant that some patients suffered unnecessary pain. karen morrison reports. my mum was a really brave and beautiful woman. she loved her life and she lived it to the full. she really lov

sir richard sutton was stabbed at his home near gillingham on wednesday. is believed to be his partner, remains in a critical condition in hospital. 34—year—old thomas schreiber, who also lives in the area, will appear before magistrates in poole tomorrow. india has reported a record number of coronavirus infections, after more than 150,000 people tested positive in a single day. the country is in the midst of a severe second wave of the virus which is being blamed on a reluctance to wear face coverings, a shortage of vaccines and huge crowds gathering for hindu festivals. 0ur india correspondent yogita lamaye sent this report. a hospital in a western city. these are covid patients and there are no doctors to look at them, says the man filming the video. in the worst affected city in india, people are being given oxygen outside a hospital because it is too full. patients are struggling to get medical care as india is in the grips of a fierce second wave of covid. 73—year—old mary was taken to six hospitals, none of which had critical care for her. she died

charlton are now fifth — a point clear of portsmouth and gillingham. order to raise awareness of climate change. and there�*s some big names involved with fomula 0ne world champions lewis hamilton and nico rosberg having teams, and another former championjenson button getting behind the wheel again. there are some fantastic teams involved, and with nico and lewis, it brings a lot of eyes to the category, what we�*re trying to achieve, which is fantastic. in terms of drivers, i have never seen so many who have been racing, world champions, most of them racing on dirt, whether rally grass or in the states, it is fantastic, fantastic drivers, it will be a real challenge for all of, going up against each other. and golf�*s first major of the year is underway in california — the women�*s ana inspiration, 3 english players charley hull, bronte law and georgia hall arejust three shots off the lead — follow that on our website this evening. and there�*ll be commentary of the final 2 rounds from tomorrow night on 5live sports extra. i will be back with an updat

charlton are now fifth — a point clear of portsmouth and gillingham. end of the season, and guardiola has been looking at options for a new forward, but says they can�*t afford the asking price: a lot, lot, a lot of big chances we are not going to sign a striker for the next season, we cannot afford it. it is impossible. all the clubs are struggling financially, we are not an exception. they have played incredible in this position, young players in the academy who play. i don�*t what is going to happen. maybe it is going to be him, maybe, but maybe we are not going to buy any striker for the next season. and golf�*s first major of the year is underway in california — the women�*s ana inspiration. three english players — charley hull, bronte law and georgia hall — are just three shots off the lead — follow that on our website this evening. and there�*ll be commentary of the final two rounds from tomorrow night on 5live sports extra. late golf fans, a treat for you. including my husband! —— late—night. the trial of former minneapolis police officer derek

last night, his body was found at his home near gillingham.in a serious condition in hospital. dorset police say a vehicle linked to the incident was followed to london, where a 34—year—old man was arrested on suspicion of murder. he is believed to be known to the couple. sir richard's company paid tribute to him, saying his loss will be felt by all who have worked with him and his family, who have lost an incredible individual. sophie berman, bbc news. this is bbc news, the latest headlines. the trial of derek chauvin, accused of killing george floyd, has heard from a lung and critical care specialist. dr martin tobin said mr floyd died from a lack of oxygen while he was pinned to the pavement with a knee on his neck. he rejected the defence theory that floyd's drug use, and underlying health problems, were to blame. have you formed an opinion to a reasonable certainty on the part of mr floyd prospect at? yes. reasonable certainty on the part of mr floyd prospect at?— reasonable certainty on the part of mr floyd prospect at? yes, i have. coul

arsenal have thrashed gillingham 10—0 in the fourth round of the fa cup this afternoon, west ham wenth appearance for the club scoring twice. it was only 3—1 after 90 minutes but sarah maylett scored twice in injury time to wrap up a convincing victory for carla ward�*s side. reigning masters champion yan bingtao is through to the second round of the world snooker championship in sheffield. resuming his match at 4—4 against martin gould, yan took control of the morning session to come through 10 frames to 6. four—times world champion john higgins is at one frame all with tian pengfei of china, while david gilbert is 8—4 up against fellow englishman chris wakelin. before we go just to let you know that britain�*s tom pidcock has won the amstel gold race. that�*s all for me for now but i will be back with more spot at 6:30pm. let�*s return to coronavirus news. the global number of covid—19 deaths has now passed three million. in brazil more than 370—thousand people have now died. yet the president there refuses to lock down despite a sharp rise in infections. mark lowen sent us this fro

sir richard sutton was stabbed at his home near gillingham on wednesday.itical condition in hospital. 34—year—old thomas schreiber, who also lives in the area, will appear before magistrates in poole tomorrow. thousands of people have been evacuated from the eastern caribbean island of st vincent after a volcano on friday sent a cloud of ash and smoke high into the air. the prime minister said evacuees had been temporarily housed on cruise ships and on safer parts of the island. 0ur central america correspondent will grant reports. it is an awe—inspiring, frightening sight. captured by the islanders of st vincent as the flood the affected areas, huge thick plumes of smoke were sent shooting several kilometres into the air as it unleashed its incredible explosive power. unleashed its incredible explosive ower. , ., ., power. the light began to deteriorate _ power. the light began to deteriorate and _ power. the light began to deteriorate and it - power. the light began to deteriorate and it was - power. the light began to l deteriorate and it was knot power

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he died at his home near gillingham.ir richard sutton was on the sunday times richard west and was said to be worth around £300 million. his was the centre of come from hotels, property and from farms. —— the sunday times rich list. and that news just in. the health secretary, matt hancock, has tried to reassure people about the safety of the astrazeneca jab, saying there was "no evidence" of rare blood clots after the second dose of the vaccine. he said the uk's vaccination programme was breaking the link between covid cases and deaths — and saving "thousands of lives". joining me now is professor beate kampmann, director of the vaccine centre at the london school of hygiene and tropical medicine. good afternoon to you. would you go along with that reassuring tone from the health secretary saying there is no evidence of any link between blood clots and a second dose of the astrazeneca vaccine and urging people to get there second does? yeah, good afternoon. the perception of risk consists of two things, there are facts

last night, his body was found at his home near gillingham.im and his family, who have lost an incredible individual. sophie berman, bbc news. now, once again americans are waiting with bated breath to find out the results of an election involving mail in voting. what's at stake this time is whether or not workers at amazon in alabama want to join a union. the online shopping giant is the second biggest employer here in america, and this could be the first of its us warehouses to have a union. turnout is around 55%, perhaps a little lower than expected, with those pushing for unionization saying they want improved working conditions and better pay. the result is being delayed as amazon have questioned the legitimacy of hundreds of ballots. and the vote counting is under way! let's check in with our business correspondent, samira hussain.. hello there. is there a real likelihood that this could go through? likelihood that this could go throu~h? ~ ., ., ~' likelihood that this could go throu~h? ~ ., ., ,, _, ., through? well, look, the counting

died on wednesday and a woman in her 605 were seriously injured in an incident in a property near gillinghamloud. windsor castle is where the duke of edinburgh spent his final days and, despite the use of many royal properties, both he and the queen have long considered it to be their home. ahead of prince philip's funeral next weekend, our reporter danjohnson has been to meet some of those who live and work in the town as they prepare for the eyes of the world to, once again, fall upon them. windsor is royal, and the royals are windsors. it's a uniquely close connection that goes back nearly 1,000 years. the strongest link is with the queen and the duke, who've considered this their home. the town was to be congratulated, the queen said, on its wholehearted cooperation. the duke would come out every morning and he'd come out of one of the side gates of the castle on his carriage with his grooms. louise has lived opposite the castle for a decade. everybody would bid him good morning. ten o'clock on the dot, every day. and he would, you know, out of great courtesy, always say good morning to