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grand slams. her run in paris in 2019 was especially memorable.d most in her career, she says. and the word that expresses how she feels at the end. born and raised in australia to hungarian parents, johanna konta came to england as a teenager. the drive and ambition always visible in her tennis took her to numberfour in the world. and she learned how to deal with the media, too. her way. somebody who presumably wants to go on from here, learn from this, and win a grand slam one day. is it not something you need...? please don�*t patronise me. i wasn't patronising... no, no, you are. in the way asking your question you are being quite disrespectful and you are patronising me. i am a professional competitor who did her best today and that is all there is to that. in a time before emma raducanu, johanna konta took british tennis to a level not witnessed in the women�*s game for decades. she can surely retire knowing she gave everything. joe wilson, bbc news. england�*s 20—nil record—breaking victory over latvia in that world cup qualifier last night

and lafayette says come with me, and we'll go to grand tour, and do paris and we'll do rome and we'll do berlin. i don't think we'll do london, and he says, no, you come with me. we'll do detroit. we'll do new orleans. we'll do savannah. that's the future. that's the future out there. and as a young man in the seven years, he knows about what that is out there, more than most other political leaders of the time. and when you get to the -- you get to the louisiana purchase, it's funny that dinosaurs are out there, and i might be pushing this too much to diplomacy, but i think washington believes that we begin with the largest trust fund that any new nation has ever enjoyed and we've got this geographic advantage as well on both sides of the atlantic and the pacific. he's mostly concerned, obviously, with the atlantic. but maybe john and lindsay can disagree with me, and we can play this out as an argument, but washington's definition of american exceptionalism is the opposite of what most contemporary people think american exceptionalism is. the contemporary view, which we saw after we

and lafayette says come with me, and we'll go to grand tour, and do paris and we'll do rome and we'll so berlin. i don't think we'll do london. and he says, no, you come with me. we'll do detroit, we'll do new orleans, we'll do savannah. that's the future. that's the future out there. and as a young man in the seven years, he knows about what abou is out there more than most other political leaders of the time. we begin with the largest trust fund that any nation has enjoyed. we have this geographic advantage as well on both sides of the atlantic and the pacific. he's mostly concerned, obviously, with the atlantic. but washington's definition of american exceptionalism is the opposite of what most contemporary people think american exceptionalism is. the contemporary view, which we saw after we won the cold war was, aha, now the russians are gone and we can make the world a safe democracy, as wilson believed, because we have the model that works everywhere. washington said, our model is distinctive and unique and exceptional, and for that reason, don't expect it to work in france. oka

paris. hamilton and mercedes' team principal toto wolff boycotted the event in protest of the handling of the title—deciding abu dhabi grandys there, but rules are rules.". british dressage star — charlotte dujardin has done the double at the london international horse show again — winning the freestyle world cup qualifier to add to her grand prix victory on wednesday. the world record holder and triple olympic gold medallist blew away the opposition with a score of 89.04% a huge 7 per cent higher than her nearest rival — fellow briton lottie fry. charlotte was riding her tokyo ride — gio possibly for the last time after she sold the horse to a young british rider in october. andy murray has beaten his old rival rafael nadal in straight sets in an exhibition tournament in abu dhabi. the former world number one's haven't played each other for more than 5 years and nadal is coming back from a foot injury. murray looked sharp and comfortably won 6—3 7—5 to set up a final with russia's andrey rublev on saturday. and that's all the sport for now. hello. watch out for fog saturday morning particularly through central and eastern

paris, a temple for fashion worshipers. a bellowing gown from the 1730's sits in perfect harmony with modern-day construction from a japanese brand. a year after its grandthey are rummaging through the dressing-up box to stitch together the history of a museum. >> we wanted to take visitors on a historical journey showing the evolution of fashion over time. we also want to show how it reflected the history of the place. reporter: created in 1920 thanks to an artist's donation of a vast collection of costumes, the paris gallery anchored itself as the leading fashion museum. >> we have some masterpieces, such as the wardrobe of a countess. we have recent donations from 2019, 2020, as well as pieces that have never been shown to the public. reporter: showcasing the museum's rich history coincides with an important birthday in the fashion calendar -- vogue paris turns 100. to celebrate, the galleria is offering a rare peek into the archives of the french fashion magazine, from a party dress to early kate moss, just some treats from the vault. vogue paris is the only magazine to feature a capital city in the title. >> when vogue france was launched in 1920,

paris. hamilton and mercedes�* team principal toto wolff boycotted the event, in protest of the handling of the title—deciding abu dhabi granday the top three drivers in the championship have to attend. ben sulayem said, "forgiveness is always there, but rules are rules." and that's all the sport for now. thanks to lizzie for that. let's go to the us. let's get the latest on the ghislaine maxwell alleged sexual abuse trial now. a former girlfriend ofjeffrey epstein�*s has testified that she never saw any inappropriate conduct between the late financier and teenage girls. eva andersson, a doctor who dated epstein and is now married to billionaire former hedge fund manager glenn dubin, testified as a witness for the british socialite's defence. maxwell, 59, has pled not guilty to eight counts of sex trafficking and other crimes. 0ur correspondent nada tawfik is in new york. just run us through what happened in court. the just run us through what happened in court. . ., , , , court. the defence has rested its case today. _ court. the defence has rested its case today. and _ court. the defence has rested its case today, and it _

paris. hamilton and mercedes' team principal toto wolff boycotted the event in protest of the handling of the title—deciding abu dhabi grande at the london international horse show again — winning the freestyle world cup qualifier to add to her grand prix victory on wednesday. the world record holder and triple olympic gold medallist blew away the opposition with a score of 89.04% a huge 7 per cent higher than her nearest rival — fellow briton lottie fry. charlotte was riding her tokyo ride — gio possibly for the last time after she sold the horse to a young british rider in october. andy murray has beaten his old rival rafael nadal in straight sets in an exhibition tournament in abu dhabi. the former world number one's haven't played each other for more than 5 years and nadal is coming back from a foot injury. murray looked sharp and comfortably won 6—3 7—5 to set up a final with russia's andrey rublev on saturday. and that's all the sport for now. hello. watch out for a fog saturday morning particularly through central and eastern parts of england, dents and places, could be affecting travel and a few spots may see that

paris on thursday. for many fans and promote and mercedes next season cannot come soon enough. well, today it has emerged that lewis hamilton said over his team radio at the end of the grandas magnanimous in his interviews after the race... and max verstappen says he was congratulated by both hamilton and the mercedes team boss toto wolff. the new world champion has been speaking today.... so was he upset by how the title came? iam not i am not disappointed at all. i think it sums up the whole season in general. it's been pretty crazy and intense self both teams we gave it all to be and that it was an amazing battle. after things like this you have to look into what we can do and what should have been done and this is it all kind of decisions. it should have been up penalty or what can be improved or should we had a different camera angle, all these things you bring up for sure. it's a big part of the whole season. so it is what it is, that's racing sometimes. and for me nothing really changed. we did win and on track and we did not do anything wrong we just race when there was a green light so that also made it really enjoyable for us to be celebrating. it that also made