with gloucester running in 6 tries for a comfortable win. three other matches, in the premiership. into the second half there. and in the early stages of bath v london irish. bristol get under way against relegated saracens at 430. one other line, former scotland captain john barclay has retired at the age of 33.. he made 76 international appearances, played cups and captained the team to their first calcutta cup win over england in a decade in 2018. barclay also spent 8 years at glasgow warriors, five with welsh side scarlets and had a spell at edinburgh. to a huge night in the champions league for manchester city now. a win over lyon will seal just their second ever semi final in the tournament. that would set up a shoot out against bayern munich, following their 8—2 demolition of barcelona for a spot in the final. but manager pep guardiola isn't getting carried away. we try to do our best, like all the other teams. we are here, we are prepared, we are prepared to go through but they are an opponent so try to put to mistakes like in this competition punish us and that is all. so

gloucester will have enjoyed their return too.in at sixways earlier. worcester actually got off to the better start with a try in the second minute but that tackle from melani nanai was where the game changed. he was shown a red card and worcester couldn't compete from then. with gloucester running in 6 tries for a comfortable win. this is the latest in the premiership. the second half for bath v london irish, 17—7 bath. tom dunn with 2 tries. bristol get under way against relegated saracens, in about 10 minutes. one other line from rugby, former scotland captainjohn barclay has retired at the age of 33. he made 76 international appearances, played in three world cups and captained the team to their first calcutta cup win over england in a decade in 2018. barclay also spent 8 years at glasgow warriors, five with welsh side scarlets and had a spell at edinburgh. fans are back in the stands at the crucible theatre for the snooker world championship final as part of the governments plans to get crowds back at events. there are 300 wa

this guest was none other than the duke of gloucester.es, the same name applies to that in the city of williamsburg that you know so very well. aftert street was named the eldest son of queen anne, william, duke of gloucester, who passed away before he could become monarch. >> indeed, my friend. we soon discovered that he was rather simple that the american cause. any were of the opinion that he thought america should the free -- be free and independent. so we listened to what he had to say. we spoke of the fighting at lexington and the town hall of your grant congress in and the great man himself, general washington. it was by the conclusion of this meeting that i told my brother officers that i was ready and willing to fight and, if need be, die for this cause. now i know many have said, but why, mr. markey -- mr monsieur marquis,onsieur would you want to go fight and die in another man's war? [indiscernible] a war that embraced the idea of great thinkers of the enlightened age. this age of reason. the likes of people who believe that a

and gloucester fans will have enjoyed rugby's return, their side running in six tries on their way to ill—man worcester 44—15 in a bonus point win at sixways. meanwhile, one other bit of news for you. the former scotland captain john barclay has retired at the age of 33. he said it was the right time to call it a day after a "fairytale" career. catalan dragons scored 10 tries as they hammered wakefield trinity 58—0 to go top of super league. tom davies scored a hat trick for the dragons, his final try coming just after the half time break. while the french side were dominant, they were also helped by some sloppy wakefield play, matt whitley pouncing on a poor pass to run over for a hat trick of his own. it's becoming an all—time familiar sight in formula one — mercedes dominating across the race weekend, and there was no change to that, in qualifying for the spanish grand prix today. world champion lewis hamiltonjust edging out teammate valtteri bottas, to lock out the front of the grid. our f1 reporterjennie gow brings us up to date. it was always going to be a good chance that merce

the mean time progress also started to be made in dust off run of the 1st children to girl from gloucester in the store as a group of $42.00 children. to end a month don't mean that anybody is under 16 good going to invent us on the air and i just hope they make. the plane that's me from munich to most of them this is and then we got. sent on the from members was an air force plane. no chance for us on the front. running by 1st. name. who they ever thought the jewish boy. comes from his movies primitive village. in england. while leslie and later also martin were flown to britain having remained in dust off but then he found a distant cousin in the us and emigrated there in 1906. he only saw his friend lesley again decades later. president truman also suggested setting up self-governing camps for jewish adults their residents soon organized education health care and religious services and skills in handicrafts and for agriculture were also taught it was in keeping with the aspirations of the zionist movement which called for a political solution to the situation of the jews in europe their

bath, bristol and gloucester also won today.rt of government plans to re—introduce crowds at some test events. there are 300 watching in sheffield, as five—time champion ronnie 0'sullivan takes on kyren wilson. 0'sullivan has been impressive, particularly with this break of 106. wilson though is making a comeback. 0'sullivan now leads 9—6. there's more on the bbc sport website, including news of day three of the second cricket test between england men and pakistan being wiped out due to bad weather. 0k, thank you for that. that is it. from me in the team, have a very good night. hello, this is bbc news. more now on the news that thousands of holiday—makers are back in the uk after a last minute dash to avoid a mandatory two—week quarantine, which came into effect at four o'clock this morning. the new rules, which apply to france, the netherlands and four other countries, follow concerns about the rising numbers of coronavirus cases in each. callum yates is resort manager at the british travel company, simply morzine. earlier he

in the poem gloucester's your stock in trade to a great downtown bakery thoughts large parts of the everything he does in the world so i made it up the road it's taken a significant amount of people been injured. down suited me she happened to like the buildings the infrastructure in the horary the devastated. shops around you been completely destroyed you see behind me you know i'll tell you that in terms of the importance of letting the speccy riot the infrastructure of the health care system to be dissipated very much strength from the only during and after demi and demi to this country the area that i mentioned taking a lot of the images. of the right so it's been easy z.z.z. very very nicely and cosseted the whole very very very limited. a lot of reports coming in as to what occurred how many are injured we have just heard from the head of the lebanese red cross saying that at least 2200 people are injured in the explosion. is just coming up to 4 hours after it occurred well let's now across live on the program to something you know all the some gulf states a little to get a sense of his

in the other games, there were wins for harlequins and gloucester.m. next week's play—offs will now be between leinster and munster and edinburgh and ulster. britain's adam yates just missed out on taking the leader's yellowjersey on day two of the tour de france. yates was in contention all the way to the sprint finish in nice but finished third behind julian alaphilippe, who's four seconds ahead of him in the overall standings. there's more on the bbc sport website, but that's it from me. back to you, reeta. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel. now on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. goodbye. hello. this is bbc news. the government s eat out to help out scheme to subsidise meals in restaurants comes to an end tomorrow. under the scheme, millions of people have enjoyed discounted dining on mondays, tuesdays and wednesdays in august. with 50 per cent off food and non—alcoholic drinks up to ten pounds. one of the restauranteurs who has taken part is fash khalili, owner of borge restaurant in stockton—on—tees. as w

the mean time progress also started to be made in dust off one of the 1st children to girl from gloucester in the store as a group of $42.00 children. to end a month don't mean that anybody is under 16 good going to invent us in the midst of the many. from a national from. them this is the. many god set on the field a member of the natural strain. of chancers on the. 45 1st. who the ever thought of the jewish boy. comes from this movie's primitive image. in england. while leslie and later also martin were flown to britain having remained in dust off but then he found a distant cousin in the us and emigrated there in 1906. he only saw his friend lesley again decades later. president truman also suggested setting up self-governing camps for jewish adults their residents soon organized education health care and religious services skills in handicrafts and for agriculture were also taught it was in keeping with the aspirations of the zionist movement which called for a political solution to the situation of the jews in europe their own state. a new chapter also began for indus doff in february

in williamsburg that i've known for 20 years, every other face on gloucester street is african-american. the great population of virginia is nearly 50% of african-american at the time he's going to write the declaration of american independence. i remind people, as we talk about when their ancestors may have arrived, and what about the african-american? did not the first ship bearing african-americans sail into the chip apeek bay in 1619? and it was not of their free will. they were slaves and they have been here for many, many, but the point of the matter is we realized before the american revolution began we were becoming the less and less british and more and more -- and the answer, americans. then the problem best gins. who are representing americans? the white male free holder. 21 years of age off older. that's jefferson. that's his so i. society. that's what is governing our new nation, and continues to govern our new nation even when we have 22 states before jefferson passes away. generally throughout our country, it is the white male free holder, meaning someone who owns outrigh

in virginia, jefferson should have thought for a moment, every other face on the duke of gloucester streetafrican-american, that the great population of virginia is nearly 50% african-american at the time that he is going to write the declaration of american independence. so i remind people as we talk about when their ancestors have arrived and what about the african-american? did not the first ship can sail into the chesapeake bay in 1619 and that was not of their own free will and volition. they were slaves and they had been here many, many generations already, but the point of the matter is. in the founding of the nation we began to realize before the american revolution began. we are becoming more and more and the and they answer american and then the problem begins because who are representing americans? the white male freeholder. 21 years of age or older. it's jefferson. that's his society, but that is what is governing our new nation and even though we have 22 states before jefferson passes away, generally throughout the country it is the white male freeholder, and he has the vote a

, jefferson should have thought, in williamsburg i have known for 20 years, every other face on gloucester street is african-american, that the great population of virginia is nearly 50% african-american of the time he is going to write the declaration of american independence. so i remind people as you talk about when their ancestors may have arrived, what about the african-american? ship bearing african-americans sailed into chesapeake bay in 1619, and that was not of their own free will. they were slaves. and they had been here many generations already. at the point is, in the founding of our nation, we began to realize before the american revolution again, that we were becoming less and less british and more and more american. and then, the problem begins. because who are representing americans? freeholder, 21 years of age or older. jefferson, that is his society. that is what is governing our new nation, and continues to govern our new nation, even when we have 22 states before jefferson passes away. generally, throughout our country, it is the white male beholder, freeholder meeting

the interesting thing is they are going in with some issues most folks didn't realize, gloucester journalhowing 18% of people view joe biden positively. that will be an issue. he is losing young supporters, african-americans, not everyone is excited about his candidacy. you have generation x who will be voting for the first time this november and over 24 million of those people so this is going to be an interesting race and not what democrats think a slamdunk. shannon: not sure we go but there's got to be something next. here's britt hume's reaction to the former first lady's speech. >> we are not talking about specifics of what she said which was laced with distortions and exaggerations but that is what we expect of political rhetoric, that's the way you do it so the question becomes not the truthfulness of the case that is made but how effectively it is delivered. shannon: we talk about how her approval ratings are through the roof compared to any other politician or current reformer. she's got the numbers and was a big voice on the first night but brett thinks it's wasn't a truthful vo

we know one potential buyer -- our michael wall, founder of the american marine model gallery in gloucestertts. when larry called us, we called michael. >> i've never seen a collection like this, especially of civil war models. >> so, what's involved in appraising a collection like this? >> well, for example, i chose this model of arkansas because it's probably one of the biggest ones in the collection. i love it because of the artistry that is done with the finish. i feel something like this would probably be worth between $5,500 and $6,500. >> wow. [ cash register dings ] >> the appraiser says william atteridge's model of the u.s.s. cairo would also go for about $6k. and larry has about 100 more. michael, what do you sense could happen if larry were willing to part with the collection? >> basically, i broke down the collection in three parts -- the high-end, the mid-range models, and then the low-range. the total was $279,000. >> okay. [ chuckles ] >> quite a collection. >> so, i know you've said, larry, that you'd never seriously considered selling, but now that you hear this... that's n

and in the late game, gloucester beat leicester. at ten. hello. this is bbc news. the government‘s eat out to help 0ut scheme to subsidise meals in restaurants comes to an end tomorrow. under the scheme, millions of people have enjoyed discounted dining on mondays, tuesdays and wednesdays in august. with 50% off food and nonalcoholic drinks up to £10. one of the restaurateurs who has taken part is fash khalili, owner of borge restaurant in stockton—on—tees. as well as serving italian food, borge has been named home of the world‘s best parmo four times, that‘s the special teesside delicacy made from chicken and melted parmesan. fash spoke to my colleague tim willcox. it has been a great help. after being closed for couple of months, this was a fantastic deal. it is like a deal of a lifetime and it has been busier because of it... because of it we managed to employ staff, i have all my staff back now and it is really good, it has helped us tremendously. that is great, just under 1.5 million people in the hospitality sector were off wo

nations which was cut short as a result of the crisis, it will be played to a conclusion, angle and gloucesters have trained by themselves and lockdown and are in better condition than they were before, it is a great credit to the players how disciplined they are. it could be a tough ask with that time off to come back and play such a physical game and player welfare is something we have spoken about and it could be a very congested period of elite by, very congested period of elite rugby, possibly 51 weeks solid. is that any concerns about player safety a nd that any concerns about player safety and ensuring you mitigate against the risk of injury and keeping them fit and healthy. there is always a concern, be play quite a tough game and we have to look after players and have the correct amount of rest and preparation time. a lot of rest and preparation time. a lot of discussion at the moment between the clubs, the national union and players association are to get the right balance and the players who are going to be at most risk over the next 12 months at the top ten or 15 plane for pop club

elsewhere gloucester thrashed worcester 411—15, bath beat london irish and bristol beat saracens.nd left a few hours later with a 58—nil win over wakefield to go joint top of the super league. they scored 10 unanswered tries, including hat tricks from tom davies here and matt whitley to claim their biggest win away from home in the league. warrington wolves are level on points with the dragons, as they beat huddersfield giants 19—18. over to sheffield and snooker‘s world championship where ronnie 0'sullivan is on track to claim that elusive sixth title — he leads kyren wilson heading into the final day at the crucible. wilson had an incredible comeback from 8—2 down but missed the chance to close the gap to just one frame with this shot. 0'sullivan finished the evening off to take his lead to 10 frames to 7. the pair will return to the table later today and you can watch that on bbc two from half past one. lewis hamilton will start on pole position later today in the spanish grand prix, his 92nd career pole. it was a mercedes 1—2 in qualifying as he finished just ahead of his team