he he has had illness he has 'ust kept coming with coming back.maintains his. greatest achievement is inspiring and want to take up cycling, whether that be just for fun or at the highest level, like he has done. a man who seems more at peace with the idea of the school run than a sprint to the finish line. nestor mcgregor, bbc news. the former liverpool and scotland footballer graeme souness is to swim the channel next month, to raise money for people living with a rare and painful skin condition. the 70—year—old is hoping to raise over a million pounds for a charity which supports people living with epidemolysis bullosa, which causes skin to tear or blister at the slightest touch. he was inspired to take on the challenge after meeting 14—year—old isla grist, who has the disorder. i knew nothing about this disease. you know, this disease is... it is the cruellest. erm, excuse me. i knew this would happen. it is the cruellest, nastiest disease out there that i know of. and, you know, for someone so young to be so brave and... you know, isla“s awar

the years it has been as you say, been that i it has been as you say, been that formula.reen, who can bring relatable daily lives onto the television. people seem to warm to married couples bringing their real lives onto that so far. we believe in that chemistry. now interestingly, maybe it is time for some girl power, some woman power, which would be holly and alison, or someone else completely. this is a chance to break the mould, to think, what audiences need at that time in the morning. we know that the itv line—up is very strong, it goes through to loose women, it is seen as a cornerstone of that schedule, they do not want those ratings to fall. they have fallen this week, i am surprised, i would have thought people wanted to queue up to watch the dirty linen being washed. people do not like tension, they want comfort, ease, and camaraderie. whoever can create that will win those ratings and those itv contracts. those ratings and those itv contracte— those ratings and those itv contracts. ., ~ , ., , . those ratings and those itv contracts. ., ~ , . ., contracts. tha

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cj has autism and, after three heart attacks, has disabilities, which means he often has to use a wheelchaire photography because i feel i hide behind my camera a bit because it's kind of like a comfort blanket like a child would have, sort of my safety net. in his teens, he teamed up with professional photographer clive figes, who mentored him. they clicked and clive realised cj had a gift. i learned to treat cj as a human being, a human being with gifts that i haven't got. to treat him like a decent person, to show interest in him, because in every direction we take, there's an awful lot of apathy. i spot things that people often overlook, you know, you wouldn't normally see. this relationship, spanning 13 years, has now seen cj recognised for his work by the royal photographic society. you're live with bbc news. now to northern ireland where sinn fein's vice president michelle 0'neill has called on the british and irish governments to deliver a plan to restore a power—sharing government at stormont. it's after her party delivered a stunning success in the council elections, becoming the l

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everything he has done since has been incredible.wanted to go to the meeting last year, the climate change meeting and he was told by the now you see him now you don't pry start liz truss that he shouldn't go. and it was much more interesting to be at that then cop itself. he has shown he is going to be a great convene or periods and of course his french tour was canceled by the protests. connection. what happened? the palace, he definitely lost our connection for the time being. hopefully we will get it back soon, or talking about coronation and any questions you may have, tina you are back. we just lost you for 10 seconds. that is a relief. we are talking about -- you lost us you are talking at how king charles is actually been good so far. he is a great convene her and that he is convening the weekend before possibly? >> he went to germany, he could not go to france because of the protests in france. he went to germany and it was considered a huge success because it was supposed to be a lot of the post brexit healing of using char

been in government for the past four years, has been in government for the past fouryears, has has beenrs, has done better than what people expected, but you made the crucial point there, they are unlikely to form a majority government because in years gone by, with this sort of percentage being predicted, up to 40% of the vote, that would have been enough, but the system he has changed, which means that the party which comes top, which looks like it will be new democracy, will not get this bonus of 50 seats in parliament, and that in years gone by use to give the party that came top of this big bonus, and it used to give them the power to form a majority government, so instead it seems we will have seven days of discussions here to try and form a coalition government, and if they fail, the greek people will come back to the ballot box in the coming weeks, probably injuly. does the issue of the bonuses come back then in the second election? it does. this is quite a complicated process because this change to the law came through when syriza were in power between 2015 and 2019, but there

people on the streets here are already convinced that he has} are already convinced that he has already won this election, most of the votes are counted, he is currently seven percentage points ahead. this is bbc news, welcome to istanbul, but heart of turkey's largest city. you can see the atmosphere on the streets. you can see behind me the headquarters of erdogan�*s to party after he declared victory in the turkish presidential election. that is yet to be officially confirmed, but better than main news agencies, one which is a state agency controlled by erdogan, has a wide sweep... the other is in opposition leaning news agency. both of them now are reporting the same result which is that president erdogan looks like he is about to get another five years in power. he has gone over that 50% line which is needed to be turkey's next president. kilicdaroglu, his challenger has been speaking this evening in ankara, talking about dark days ahead, he says the turkey. people have been taken aggravating here all day. as soon as soon as abating finished at five o'clock, those ballot boxes were

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it has major economic problems. it has major economic problems. reserves have been getting incredibly low, occasionally to the point where they have not been able to stand an entire month's have not been able to stand an entire months worth of their import. the rupee has dropped dramatically against the dollar. inflation is very high. people are struggling to afford food for their families. this is the backdrop to this particular argument, and yet, if you turn an income of pakistani media, this would be the drama and the focus and the attention of a large amount of the pakistani media stop and, if you go and speak to a lot of different pakistani families, and have a conversation with them, this will be a key topic of conversation. imran khan's son represent some form of hope out of the other economic issues that pakistan is facing. they are hoping that... other people have said that... other people have said that... imran khan was in power until april last year, the opposition would say that one of the worst decisions that he made when in power...

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it has been roadworthy for about 18 months. it has been continually modified.y've even had to make a new suspension system to allow the car to drive over speed bumps that did not exist in 1979. in the past three years rebuilding -- >> very nice. there is only one. what is to complain about? i enjoy this. i like this. >> it is just here for its final tweaks and repairs. they want to see if they can reach the 200 miles an hour the designers claimed it could. it is the semi-mythical car that has been 44 years in the making. >> norway and sweden are monitoring what they believe is an unusual russian spy off of their coast. a beluga whale. he first appeared in norway wearing a harness with a mouse suitable for a camera. st. petersburg on it. he's appeared off of sweden's coast. moscow never answered the accusation trained by the russian army. pvc denying it trained see mammals to spy. before we go, a celestia wonder has been lighting up the streets of new york city. is called manhattan hedge. the time of the year when the setting sun aligns itself perfectly along ne

whilst ukraine has been a major focus at the g7 summit, china has also been on the agenda. biden met the leaders of south korea and japan. he said the new strategy was not to de—couple from beijing — but instead to de—risk the relationship. we are not looking to decouple from china. we are looking to de—risk and diversify. our relationship with china. that means taking steps to diversify our supply chains and we are not dependent on any one country for necessary products. it means resisting economic coercion together and countering harmful practices for our workers. it means protecting the narrow set of advanced technology is critical for our national security. and those elements are all agreed on by the g7. i'm joined now by professor mary gallagher, chinese policy expert, and director of the international institute at the university of michigan. thank you so much forjoining us on newsday. firstly, what do you make this new strategy? is it somewhat an attempt to stabilise the us china relationship?— relationship? yes, i think clearly it is a firm _ relationship? yes, i thi

that is what has happened here.— rally their supporters. that is what has happened here.tions, international— has happened here. we see, during elections, international monitors i elections, international monitors and independent monitors going to election so what's the count and we have seen both sides with their observers. we see on social media that the social media try to buy these things as best as a can although some say they don't do enoughin although some say they don't do enough in that regard. what actions have we seen from social media companies in terms of trying to keep some grip on what is being said online in regards to the election? that's a excellent question because it's tricking turkey. the turkish government is quite aggressive in requests that it tries to censor online platforms that will take down any platform that he doesn't like. the content it does not like is content from activists or opposition supporters or people were critical of president erdogan. if you look at some online platforms, who publish in a quarterly basis or an annual basis, figur

this is the first time he has been invited to the arab league since the civil war that has pocketed thentry. later, we have a special report from the new york times. it has uncovered shocking evidence of degree coast guard abandoning site -- asylum-seekers. let's focus on the g7 summit in japan. the leaders have agreed sanctions against russia. britn and the eu have indicated they want to restrict ade in russian diamonds. what have the leaders agreed? in a statement, they call for russia to completely withdraw its troops from the territory of ukraine. they also announced sanctions that are intended to starve russia of g7 technology, equipment and services that support the war machine including restrictions on export of items they say are critical to pressure on the battlefield. these new sanctions are the latest in a string of measures designed to cut off the flow of money going to vladimir putin and his regime. >> western nations are trying to limit russia's access to money. the u.k. says it has targeted 1500 individuals and entities and frozen assets worth more than $18 billion. last

she has now sadly died. a public outcry in australia and indeed around the world and there were calls for body cam footage of the police officer and the incident to be released but the police refused to do that and now we have had the statement from the police saying that she has now sadly died. the police saying that she has now sadl died. ~ ., s, s, , ., sadly died. what more does that statement say _ sadly died. what more does that statement say from _ sadly died. what more does that statement say from the - sadly died. what more does that statement say from the police? | sadly died. what more does that l statement say from the police? as ou statement say from the police? sis you can see, they say their thoughts remain with those lucky enough to know, love and be loved by clare nowland. all are marked by family, kindness and community. the police also went on to say that an officer has been charged with assault. he is 33—year—old senior officer and he is due in court injuly. that is what the police have b

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it has taken seven weeks to build. it has taken over the arena.is evening will be a big moment because it feels like a special contest this year, hosting it on behalf of last year's winds ukraine. the ukrainian presenter who is hosting this evening, she got it right on tuesday when she said that this isn't the uk hosting it on behalf of ukraine, this is the uk and ukraine are hosting it together. the opening sequence of tonight's show will show ukraine strongly represented on stage. myjob title is eurovision reporterfor bbc news stage. myjob title is eurovision reporter for bbc news and it is a greatjob to have. i've covered eurovision fair several years for the bbc and ukraine is really good at eurovision. we will see some past contestants from ukraine this evening. one of the interview mac interval acts from the past 4 or 5 contexts will be on stage performing a medley of liverpudlian hits. its may could imagine byjohn lennon and the iconic song, you will never walk alone. i've enjoyed seeing t—shirts with that title on. i alone. i've enjoyed se

dan 0gunshakin has more.ay, the lights went out on rio�*s christ the redeemer in support of viniciusjunior. but the question is, will the brazilian pull the plug on his time in spain? vinicius was a notable absentee from real madrid's training as they prepared for rayo vallecano. a knock, said carlo ancelotti, nothing more. yet on the day when spanish police arrested seven people for hate campaigns aimed at the brazilian, on monday madrid support for the brazilian came from the very top. and a day later, ancelotti left no one in doubt as to where to lay the blame. translation: vinicius is not guilty. he's a victim who can be painted is guilty sometimes when people say he's provoking or talking about his attitude. no, let's make it very clear, vinicius juinor is the victim of all this. in the wake of the arrest of three of the club's supporters for sunday's racial abuse, valencia tweeted that la liga is united against racism, but ancelotti insists that talk is cheap. translation: condemning is not enough. when

it has to be non—negotiable. itjust has to happen.esident, what the people of ukraine are defending, what you've achieved is a matter for the entire world. and they're in awe of what you've done so far, really and truly. it's incredible. together with the entire g7, we have ukraine's back and i promise we're not going anywhere. so thank you for being here. thank you very much, mr president, first of all, thank you for help, your leadership, for your support, and really for this new package. thank you very much from our people. and i'm so happy that, you know, we have so strong relations with our people and our people during these all these challenges. they go shoulder to shoulder. i'm very thankful to american people, to to you, your team, congress, bipartisan support. and i'm happy that you and our teams have strong relations, which jake and andrew and mr blinken and our foreign minister, all of you a big team. and that really helps us. thank you. i remember your last brave, historical visit to kyiv and really our society highly appr

it has been a problem since at least seven or 8pm. has been a problem since at least seven or 8pm— has8pm. let's talk now to paul charles, chief executive of the pc agency, a travel consultancy. how unusual is a disruption like this? , , ., ., how unusual is a disruption like this? , ., this? this is one of the worst outaues this? this is one of the worst outages already _ this? this is one of the worst outages already facing - this? this is one of the worst outages already facing the i this? this is one of the worst - outages already facing the passport e—gates system. in the past it has generally been for two or three hours, it has been fixed fairly quickly and we are already seeing the scale of this outage. from the photos you have shown and also the knock—on effects overseas. i'm getting reports from passengers stuck in airport in other countries. it is leading to knock—on delays. it is fairly rare but the scale of the outage shows how unusual it is, and how lengthy this is likely to be. that does outline the impact. even airports beyond the uk are being affected. this is a busy we

she has allowed herself to be vulnerable in public, and open, and has talked about how sad it has mademehow that has taken the sting out of the story. it is all about emotional intelligence, a very scandinavian street. a very scandinavian trait. i think i want to live here. iam heading north towards the arctic circle to find out if emotional intelligence is common to scandinavian royals. is it perhaps the key to their popularity? the danish royal family stays popular by being at one with the people, by being accessible and normal. from everything i have read about the norwegian royal family, their popularity stems from their tolerance. they are incredibly liberal. and the most remarkable thing about it is that this is all driven, it seems, by the king, who is 86 years old, and gives speeches in favour of gay rights and refugees and racial tolerance, and just seems so of the 21st century. and i am really interested to see if that is what makes them such successful monarchs. here is the royal palace, and what is missing, where is the gate and the wall and the opposing barricades? you can

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it has not come yet. but again, i think this global fragmentation theme is a big piece in that puzzle because we have the domestic tailwinds that are playing out. we have a working age popularization that's going on, there's digitization efforts going on. manufacturing is being pushed forward as well. for its apple, apple cannot go to china, it will go to india to get that kind of scale, so i think that is lining up as well now, and it could be the decade for india. haslinda: which assets are reflecting the everything risk right now? what has been priced in? >> it is the time to take a broad view and a diversified portfolio is what takes you through these times. equities have been stuck in a range for some time. i think it is again a great time to be talking about japan, talking about china, talking about diversification, but also across the subclasses, the income opportunity that bonds are providing is brilliant, but at the same time, let's not forget commodities, which again are being pushed through bec

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has to occur. the dates the landscape presents the final day of his g 7 summit. these being extended illustrating his global stature. the chance to be faced by the world's richest and most powerful nations is a major victory for him. and now the likely source of resentment for next glue did russia rob mcbride, i'll just say era he received by japan, while ukraine's president will let him or zalinski is at the g 7 summit in japan. they had a vs, wagner, merced through pre, if you have any pros of in says that his forces have full control of the besieged, ukrainian city of boats. the city has been the site of months of fierce fighting. good morning, this was natasha butler in cave. so what more we're hearing from the frame insight about the state of a little to be creating a military spokesperson as a additional while ago that ukrainian forces are still fighting him backwards. and we've also heard from ukraine's a deputy to defense minister. she spoke a few minutes ago saying that there were still he

has become new . abyssinia has a similar order in the country. the administration of the engineering system that you mentioned, all the facilities of the municipality and very serious in the urban area, the number of the ministry of roads and urban development, the new tasks of the engineering system organization are numbered, but if i have the opportunity, in the years after the tragic incident in metropol, i have witnessed such cases, the psychologist correctly pointed out cited when i can ask a question, now with the tour, the things that have happened and the tasks that are in charge of the devices are the result of the supervisor of the unsafe buildings that we have in the whole country, in the cities, the metropolises of the country and even in the remote areas . in this rotation or this cycle, it tells us where it should be corrected, what things should be fixed, the tasks should be taken seriously , we should look after the person who is doing the construction. let's play together, it will tak

he has admitted to all of that. he has admitted to all of this misconduct. he is brought shame to himself and the house of representatives who have every right for a vote. we are asking for the opportunity for the american people. >> is there any way the ethics committee might proceed with the other items? >> the ethics committee can do whatever they want. it is a complete red herring. there is zero requirement in the constitution to have anything go to the ethics committee. we can have an up-and-down vote on behalf of the american people. >> thank you. this is a great chance to help the republic. if that is the case, what is our next course of action? >> we are not demanding him be expelled, it is the right thing to do. if they try to send this to the ethics committee, we will continue to beat this drum every day. santos should not be in congress and we will do everything to ensure he is removed. he should save himself the trouble and just resign. we have been calling for his resignation or months. he should do the right thing and just resign. >> the only t

., ., environmental bit with what it has. ., ., has. carbon sucked out _ has. there is a lot of carbon sucked out of _ has. there is a lot of carbon sucked out of the _ has. there is a lot of carbon l sucked out of the atmosphere into these environments and over the demonstration site here we are looking at sequestering about 500 tons of c02 sequestering about 500 tons of co2 just in this relatively small location. hello there. tonight a race across the world, trains nationalise and a snappy situation. first, cost for things that mortgages and student loans also known as interest rates have gone up today. the bank of england has increased rates to 4.5% from 4.25%. this is in an effort to try and curb the spiralling cost of living. our business reporter has more. the decision today could make it more expensive for homeowners who are repaying their mortgage, could even put off first time home buyers. it could also impact credit card and loan repayments. good news for savers with prices rising so high any money put away does not go as far.

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as a whole to continue forward and stressing the economy has he has been doing.ng he's the only guy, really, who can consolidate the growth in the economy and move it forward. years of pain with the eu bailout, the reduction in spending, the years of high unemployment that are really they can be a thing of the past and he is demand for the future. here in the uk the bbc understands the prime minister will talk to his ethics adviser on monday — following claims the home secretary broke the ministerial code after being caught speeding. it's reported suella braverman asked civil servants to help her book a private driving awareness course — rather than a group session, before paying a fine and accepting points. mr sunak has declined to publicly back ms braverman. here's our political correspondent ben wright. in size about the questions about a rumpus back home that seemed to irritate. injapan, rishi sunak was askedif irritate. injapan, rishi sunak was asked if he still had confidence in his home secretary.— asked if he still had confidence in his home secretary. we

support forces has continued. and cartoon holding a 1000000 people have been forced from their homes. others trapped in the capital of struggling to get basic supplies of corresponding haven't move and has moved from the ground to that and on demand a heavy explosions were heard in east style in the north eastern parts of the capital hotel. there was also fighting ongoing overnight in the southern parts of the capital and stress. we'll also long see by the sudanese army again, suppose it's our assess positions. so many people here say that they don't feel that the cease fire is being extended. in fact, they don't feel that the ceasefire has actually even health because never has there been a single day over the past 7 days during the previous ceasefire before his extension? was there no sound of heavy artillery or an ast drive or flight to just fly overhead? so many people say that the extension is something that the mediators want to congratulate themselves on, but on the ground, it's not being implemented as mor

the government has predicted 600 million dollars of gasoline imports next year it has imported 300 million dollars the capacity of the existing refineries of the country is complete. the leaves in various industries seek to reduce the intensity of consumption and increase the efficiency of energy . the standard of the announcement of the standards institute and the environmental organization is that in order to coordinate the ministries of oil and industry in optimizing fuel consumption and increasing energy efficiency, a trustee with sufficient power should be created, unfortunately, a significant waste. we have a macro in the field of energy and there is a central placement to improve productivity. the mother of shahcheragh in energy consumption is unfortunately two and a half times the world average . now our trend is that this lockdown is worrying . we should definitely have smart interventions . according to the first vice president, the task of this trustee in the law of the 7th program will be determined ruqiyeh hoyda of sed and sima news agency, with 34 years of efforts in producin

president biden has made a turn.ginally he said he was happy to talk about spending cuts with republicans but did not want to tie it to the debt ceiling but now we see is having more discussions, this will be the third time he meets with mccarthy to try to flesh out a deal. he cut his trip to japan short for this. we know there will be a bipartisan agreement but we do not know when. it is a hard deadline, june 1. if they make a deal it would probably take a week for it to pass through congress. >> why would president bid a u-turn? remind us of the stakes. reporter: what is fascinating is that power kevin mccarthy has. this man has a narrow majority in the house. he only became speaker after 15 rounds of voting. many members are very far right who do not want him to negotiate with president biden at all. but he managed to pass a partisan bill in the house. it was dead on arrival in the senate but it tackled spending cuts and raised the debt ceiling . he presented it to the senate and it did not go anywhere but the fac

there has been reacted from moscow.efence ministry said had actually hit one of the systems, something that has not been confirmed by authorities here. these latest attacks came hours after president zelensky finished a tour of european nations. he received a promise that billions of pounds worth of military assistance would be provided to his country and this includes a package from the uk with attack drones and also air defence missiles and as we are seeing today these missiles have been vital in protecting towns and cities from these relentless russian air strikes. kyiv claims to have shot down six advanced russian air missiles. loud explosions were heard across the city and three people have been injured. we speak to the mayor of kyiv for more. and we damaged some a couple of cars and small damages in in the buildings, but not critical damages as a couple of months ago when the city was on fire, a lot of historical buildings was destroyed, in this case in last night actually was pretty loud, nobody sleep but thanks

changed. greece has moved to them. they've voted overwhelmingly blue, and that is for the party of prime minister. get back with me. so talk you soon. that's the new democracy. now even if you support the party or whether you are against it, the amount of votes they received was a surprise to many vehicle i guess increasing s c. even fed up with cafe. the election results are beyond any expectations mister me. so tucked as has gained a very high percentage, and he will produce results. i'm sure the 4 years from now, greece will be much better off. no one expected this. it's a very big victory for him. you will you be a phone at if it is that even a thing most people told me they wouldn't voice when you democracy, but here we are. i hope the things will go well, but i didn't expect this. people kept telling me they didn't vote for new democracy, so i'm amazed at these results. seems they've voted for them anyway. and what, what are some of the kind of part of what are they gotta be posting? i'm very happy and very satis

so these nationalist base has rest. so these are the people that both sides of trying to convince right now the absolutely. so those are the costly that that's being what's here. so, as i said the, the one of the biggest surprise was the high. what for the nation, this part is to be honest, the no experts was expecting that much of the high was to go to the nation as far as the best way. the high being the center of the attention and what present ad one and the position leader comes startled, have tried hard to convince them. so as a result kind of starting to receive the support before the national is leader. and me to is the way i'm present that one has received the support of the took place. presidential candidates, so not the one who is also and now the national list of the put edition. but one of the key issues here is the what, the code this, what the so in the previous round the predominant, the broker, this green left party has supported kim. i'm going to start on the position leader . but now as kim, i was kind

say no holder has this report. now from unpack you in the southern parts of the country that are below the mid the rubble from february is devastating. earthquakes, vestment, and the deem try to make a living. turkey, as economy has faltered in recent years, but despite the hardships, many people's loyalties have not shaken president. the rest of the type or the guns act party appears to have maintained its popularity in traditional strongholds and southern provinces. the bottom of the global, i wouldn't vote for any will, but apart from the capacity oh my grandfather and father, when members of the policy on sundays, the party that has govern for 2 decades faces, it's toughest election challenges. yet, there are $9000000.00 voters in the earthquake affected areas in the aftermath of one of the worst disasters in modern turkish history. many blame the government for its initial slow response. and the accused this of ignoring building safety standards, but not in or the guns electoral base heavy. so i will sacrifice

has to respond.ovid inquiry is now saying additionally is they want the cabinet office to set out whether or not they hold all of this information, these diaries, notebooks that the former prime minister borisjohnson had. and if they don't have it, they want the cabinet office to set out why and publish all the correspondence they have with the former prime minister mrjohnson. as you say, we have had a response from mrjohnson's spokesperson. they say he has no objection to this information being handed over to the inquiry. he has had his own correspondence to the cabinet office saying he wasn't aware of any of the requests over this material but he goes on to say he has no objection to disclosing material. he has done so and will continue to do so. the decision to challenge whether or not that material gets handed over, according to mrjohnson, is down to the cabinet office. the row rumbles on but this is important because it is all about decision—making at the heart of government during the pandemic

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berg has more on what the british foreign office has said.fice is saying is there will be an exceptional flight out of port sudan rather than the airstrip just outside khartoum, where the other 23 evacuation flights have gone from. this flight will be going from port sudan international airport, and anyone who is going to try to get on that flight has to be at the british evacuation handling centre by midday sudanese time tomorrow. and just a quick reminder of who's eligible to get on that flight — british nationals, of course, their dependents, but also nhs clinicians who are not british nationals, who are currently working in the nhs. and that's the doctors, of course, who we've heard a lot about over the last few days. i did speak to the foreign office this evening and i asked them how many people they thought might be trying to get on this flight, and they said as far as they knew, there were only a small number of british nationals remaining in sudan. to texas, where the manhunt continues for a man suspected of killing his neighbours aft

this has a real effect on people's lives here. i've. so i've spoken to parents who say their kids have anxiety attacks because of this refugee saying that they, you know, when they see a police check, would they try to avoid that. and also people who have been attacked physically attacked because of the rising xenophobia here in this country. and there's undoubtedly a connection between that and the election campaign i visited a, you know, a cultural center in arabic speaking cultural center here in symbols, to talk to a members of a, you know, the modern community here and assemble about how the election has affected them. and this is what some of them have to say. let's take a look in a previous life. buying was an architect. she now helps from yellow, a cultural center and kathy. she started in s temple here band who concerts, group therapy sessions, or workshops, karaoke opened mike and stand up comedy nights. you'll know everyone is welcome. she says, but a lot of the events in the program, peter to arabic, speakers like herself, i

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the bakken is he has got good knowledge of the game, he has done it in england before, he has managed players, and he is well liked by players, that he has worked under, usually. there is a lot to like. as it is to that as it's going to work? absolutely not, there never is such a thing. there is a number of things again soon. chelsea fans will immediately tell you if you use to manage a team that they are not keen on, possible quickly forget about as soon as he wins a few games. but he knows he has a big job, and you will find it if it is a good or bad nev i think fairly quickly when you see the changes that she is able to make right at the start of the season. novak djokovic has started his french open campaign with a straight—sets victory over aleksandar kovachevic. the serb hasn't lost a first round match at a grand slam for 17 years. djokovic, who is a two—time champion in paris, defeated the american 6-3, 6-2, 7-6. he shares the men's grand slam record of 22 with rafa nadal, who is a 14—time winner at roland garros but is missing because of an injury. next up for djokovic is hung

south sudan, which separated from you 12 years ago, has a fragile economy and security, and it has no way to escape from the war until the arrival of displaced soldiers. war planes bombed the city . you left all your assets behind. our only option is to flee to south sudan was here, i know that with what fate are we facing? it is an african country that is facing instability and the lack of a comprehensive government, and perhaps it is more vulnerable than other sudanese neighbors to the crisis. it controls libya, egypt has sent weapons to sudan, the uae and some other countries have offered arms assistance to the two sides involved in sudan. this means that the war in sudan will be long. let us dream about the latest developments in sudan. madam, mr. hello, good time. please explain to the viewers about the latest developments in sudan. hello, dad. i am currently entering the seventh stage of the war and the conflict between the sudanese army and the rapid reaction forces has been announced more than four times , and this side has actually accepted it. has not committed to it and has