that isn't always true, so i'm really grateful. in gloucestershire when it's thought she was struck by's carabao cup family at t777777afte7r7th7ras7hing 7 7 77777 7 7 after7th7ras7hing not wembley after thrashing not 4-0 wembley after thrashing not 4—0 in the semifinal tottenham 4—0 in the semifinal leg. well. after half an hour. level on aggregate. mo salah's shot grazing the crossbar. but at half—time, things were still tantalisingly poised. and mo salah did the rest. darwin nunez was upended. for the first time, liverpool led the tie in the end, all so easy for liverpool. yes, such for never really tottenham, who never really threatened, but won't threatened, but liverpool won't mind that. they now face newcastle that. they will now face newcastle in next month and on this in the final next month and on this sort of they will take some and if you want to continue watching the bbc news at ten, next, it's newsnight.

christy higgs lost her role at farmers school in fairford in gloucestershire in fairford in gloucestershireafter sharing posts with around 100 friends on facebook. one referred to brainwashing our children and another to suppressing christianity and removing it from the public arena. in the latest stage of her years long legal battle, three judges ruled in her favour, finding that a previous appeal decision which was also found in her favour, but sent the case back to an employment tribunal, was unlawfully discriminatory. miss higgs says it's a victory for free speech. and the king was told he was bigger than beyonce when he celebrated community projects boosted by a football stadium where the us superstar is staging her uk concerts. king charles visited the home of tottenham hotspur to highlight the premier league club's work supporting local businesses and good causes, and its collaboration with the america's national national football league, which stages games at that arena. those are the latest tv news headlines for now. more news from me in half an hour. >> thank you tatyana. now, a r

kristie higgs lost her role at farmer school in fairford in gloucestershire in 2019. dismissal from the secondary school came after she shared a facebook post criticising plans to teach about lgbt lgbt+ relationships in those primary schools. the mother of two challenged a june 2023 employment appeal tribunal judgement. it had ruled in her favour, but sent the case back to an employment tribunal for a fresh decision over whether her dismissal was lawful. well, today, three judges ruled in her favour and found that decision to take the case back to the tribunal unlawful. and the home office has tightened the rules on becoming a british citizen, making it almost impossible for those arriving in small boats to apply successfully. previously, refugees who had reached the uk by irregular, irregular routes could apply, but only after being in the country for ten years. however, the new guidance now advises authorities to reject an application if the person arrived illegally. it could prevent thousands of refugees from becoming british citizens despite having been granted as

christy higgs lost her role at farmers school in fairford, gloucestershire, in 2019 after sharing posts with around 100 friends on facebook. one referred to brainwashing our children, another to suppressing christianity and removing it from the public arena. well, in the latest stage of her years long legal battle, three judges ruled in her favour, finding a previous appeal decision which sent the case back to an employment tribunal was unlawfully discriminatory. miss higgs says it's a victory for free speech. >> today's judgement. >> today's judgement. >> is as important. >> is as important. >> for free speech. >> for free speech. >> as it. >> as it. >> is for freedom. of religion. employers will no longer be. >> able to rely. >> able to rely. >> on their theoretical fears of reputational. >> damage or. >> damage or. >> subjective concerns about causing offence. to discipline employees for exercising their fundamental freedom to express their deeply held beliefs. >> meanwhile, there's growing concern for the ceasefire in gaza after the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, said t

where i'm from out in gloucestershire, we've had, i think, over a thousand homes added to our nearestn. the sewage system hasn't been upgraded. there's no new doctor surgery. you know, there's no new infrastructure that's been put in to expand the rest of the town. there's put in to expand the rest of