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he had appeared before harrogate magistrates in connection with a previous driving offence, and insteadonths in prison, and again disqualified from driving for 22 months. thejudge described his driving as appalling, and said it was extraordinary that nobody was killed. you�*re live with bbc news. one of the strongest storms to hit the bay of bengal in recent years, cyclone mocha, has inundated parts of myanmar, cutting communications and destroying buildings. at least five people are reported to have been killed in the country, and the city of sittwe is said to be deep in water, with winds of 200 kilometres per hour causing chaos. disaster officials in bangladesh said there�*d been no major damage. around a million rohingya refugees are living in flimsy camps around the city of cox�*s bazar — 1,300 of those shelters have been damaged. rajini vaidyanathan is in cox�*s bazar and sent this report. cyclone mocha arrived with great force. winds gusting at high speeds. it hit the bangladesh—myanmar coastline. as the cyclone intensified, so did the panic. here in southeast bangladesh, hundreds

ryder driving in poor conditions at speeds of 140 miles an hour, the police pursuit which began in harrogatea1 where police employed a stinker device to stop the speeding car. . , ., . , car. vehicles done, vehicles done. car. vehicles done, vehicles done- the — car. vehicles done, vehicles done. the crown _ car. vehicles done, vehicles done. the crown court - car. vehicles done, vehicles| done. the crown court heard car. vehicles done, vehicles - done. the crown court heard how jason wright _ done. the crown court heard how jason wright had _ done. the crown court heard how jason wright had committed - done. the crown court heard how jason wright had committed the i jason wright had committed the offence on the same day he had been disqualified from driving. he appeared before harrogate magistrates in connection to a previous driving offence, instead of surrendering his license, he left court got straight into his car. he was sentenced to ten months in prison, again disqualified from driving for 22 months. the judge described as driving is appalling and said it was extraordinary that nobody

the police pursuit — which began in harrogate — lasted 17 minutes, and ended near gatenby off the a1 vehicle stung, vehicle stung. york crown court heard how jason ryder had committed the offence on the very same day he'd been disqualified from driving. he'd appeared before harrogate magistrates in connection with a previous driving offence — but instead of surrendering his licence, he left court and got straight into his car. in court, ryder was sentenced to ten months in prison — and again disqualified from driving for 22 months. the judge described his driving as appalling, and said it was extraordinary that nobody was killed. you're live with bbc news. us presidentjoe biden is on his way to japan as he embarks on a trip to the g7 summit. he originally planned to visit papua new guinea and australia as well, but will instead return early for high—stakes negotiations over the us debt ceiling. the gathering in hiroshima takes place amid rising tensions between the west and china, particularly over taiwan. during the summit, japan's prime minister, fumio kishida, and his british coun

it appeared before harrogate magistrate in connection with the previous driving offense.entenced to ten months in prison. again disqualified from driving for 22 months. thejudge described his driving as appalling and said it was extraordinary that nobody was killed. you're live with bbc news. let's talk your vision. all the final countdown, the excitement building there. a certain amount of politics involved in the story today with the uk prime minister rishi sunak saying he is disappointed that ukraine's president volodymyr zelensky has not been allowed to address that she is in contest with gary street said it would be fitting for the organisers, the european broadcaster and have turned down the request. 0ur political correspondent explains what's going on. via video tomorrow evening presumably to use the contest platform and the millions of viewers worldwide to try and rally and encourage voter support for his country in its fight against russia. the european broadcasting union in charge of running the contest had said that while his intentions were laudable that kind

the live venue for those who couldn't get tickets for the main arena. just compare it with when harrogateurovision felt like a golf club dinner dance. these days, it is like a citywide carnival. a sequin—strewn olympics of music. and the blue and yellow of ukraine is everywhere. and there will be a lot of attention on how the country is represented in tonight's show. eurovision�*s no—politics rule means there will be no video address from volodymyr zelensky, but rehearsals have been watched closely to see how far a contest staged in the uk can reflect ukraine. what do you make of the response of liverpool? great. especially the people. it's amazing people. it's very touching to speak with them. they are not only very friendly, but very much supportive. do you think ukraine is being reflected here properly? quite well. but it depends whether we win or not. and there is a good chance of two wins in a row for ukraine. but the favourite is loreen from sweden. # how cruel you were to me # the uk's hopes lie with mae muller, and i wrote a song, which will be the final song of the night, in a sh

residents at this care home in harrogate are certainly impressed with their colourful new addition.ir own interpretation of the king's coronation and so did 42 other students at st aidan's school. that is really nice with the flowers and the different colours. the art projects are a collaboration between young and old and it's all part of the build—up to the coronation and it is feeling special to everyone involved. the silhouettes of the king on canvas will be a permanent feature and a reminder of an important moment in british history. does it look good? yes, it does. with their new creations on display, and the new friendships they have formed, the residents of the care home are ready to witness history again. you are alive with bbc news. —— live. the troubled us bank first republic collapsed this morning and was immediately subjected to a takeover offer from jp morgan chase according to america's banking regulator. the californian bank is the third american lender to fail this year. here's our business correspondent marc ashdown. investors and customers have been deserting first

he appeared before harrogate magistrates in connection with a previous driving offence but, instead ofyder was sentenced to ten months in prison, again disqualified from driving for 22 months. the judge described his driving as appalling, and said it was extraordinary that nobody was killed. you're live with bbc news. an update relating to volodymyr zelensky and eurovision. it relates to whether or not the president is to whether or not the president is to address people at the eurovision song contest. it was said that eurovision would not permit that, it could not be used for political means. we have had an update, the ukrainian presidential officer said it did not make such a request, it has denied reports that they asked organisers of the contest to broadcast volodymyr zelensky�*s speech. they said that the report is false, the office of the president of ukraine has not asked the organisers of the concert to broadcast and online speech. there are a lot of suggestions on the bbc and other international broadcasters had prevented volodymyr zelensky from doing so, that ukraine presiden

residents at this harrogate care home are certainly impressed with their colourful new addition. and macy created their own interpretation of the king's coronation, so did 42 other students at saint etienne's school. that coronation, so did 42 other students at saint etienne's school.— at saint etienne's school. that is really nice _ at saint etienne's school. that is really nice with _ at saint etienne's school. that is really nice with the _ at saint etienne's school. that is really nice with the flowers. - at saint etienne's school. that is really nice with the flowers. the | really nice with the flowers. the ro'ect is really nice with the flowers. the project is a _ really nice with the flowers. the project is a collaboration between young and old, all part of the build—up to the coronation and it is special to everyone involved. the silhouettes of the king on campus will be a permanent feature and a reminder of an important moment in british history. with their new creations on display at the new friendships they have formed, the residents here are ready to witness history a

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harrogate has hosted eurovision before, but never in the north west.ted. okay. wenl— really being reflected. okay. lnenl you— really being reflected. okay. lnenl you very— really being reflected. okay. thank you very much indeed for updating us there in liverpool . updating us there in liverpool. i'll be back with you a little later. just to reflect, the ukrainian band goer saying liverpool almost like home, some ukrainian installations and everything painted in ukrainian colours. so a very, very warm welcome from the scousers there. coming up in this next hour , coming up in this next hour, we'll be back to liverpool, of course, and also back to the bank of england to get the latest from our business and economics editor liam halligan. just remind you that we've just to remind you that we've got the interest rates going up. but the bank of england governor saying the still on saying the economy still on track to halve inflation by the end of the year, along with the government's promises and even perhaps growth in the economy as well. but we'll be cru

in recent years i was very excited and i was working at it in 1982 when it was held in harrogate, behind—the—scenesguns. joker out are one of the biggest selling acts in slovenia and they have been here for a week and our eurovision reporter has been out with them in liverpool making sure they get to see the city's musical heritage. go on, scream, they're here! when you think of the city, there's one band that comes to mind. the beatles. well, we'll be stopping on the corner of penny lane. today we're on a bus with a different group, though. joker out, this year's eurovision entry from slovenia. they've come to visit where pop music began. it's a house. yeah, it looks... it feels much too ordinary for the history that it has. apparently, there were about 100 songs of the beatles written here... which is five times more songs than we have at all! so that's a good number. and those global hits were first played in the iconic cavern club. i probably get about 100 emails a week from artists from all over the world wanting to play. and it's notjust... it might be new bands, it might be established artis