how optimistic are you, helen? i _ now. how optimistic are you, helen? i am _ now.am hopeful, - now. how optimistic are you, helen? i am hopeful, i- helen? i am hopeful, i am hopeful. there _ helen? i am hopeful, i am hopeful. there has been a | helen? i am hopeful, i am i hopeful. there has been a lot of debate internally on what can be possible. they have looked sector by sector. we are hoping there will be a 50% reduction in the target somewhere, 50% reduction in emissions by 2030. i somewhere, 50% reduction in emissions by 2030.— somewhere, 50% reduction in emissions by 2030. i was going to say thank — emissions by 2030. i was going to say thank you, _ emissions by 2030. i was going to say thank you, helen, - emissions by 2030. i was going to say thank you, helen, a - to say thank you, helen, a appreciate your time and your thoughts on where we are at. iris pang is chief economist for greater china with ing bank — she's in hong kong. good to talk to urs. china is the world's biggest emitter and xijinping will be in the virtual summit later today. what is china's

and today it was damian lewis who wrote: helen mccrory, 52. helen mccrory, 52.ed on friday. back to our top story: the funeral of the duke of edinburgh. and like all other funerals here in the uk this year, the service will be subject to coronavirus restrictions meaning limited numbers and the queen sitting alone. the bbc�*s reeta chakrabarti has been speaking to the archbishop of canterbury as he prepared for his part in the service. she's the queen. she will behave with the extraordinary dignity and extraordinary courage that she always does. and at the same time, she is saying farewell to someone to whom she was married for 73 years. i think that must be a very, very profound thing in anybody�*s life, and i hope that the whole nation, if they believe in that, then they pray for her, if they don't, they sympathise and in their hearts offer their condolences to her, and the hope for her to find strength in what must be an anguished moment. because she is both the monarch and a grieving wife? she is, a grieving widow, and over the last year, there's literally mi

stephanie and helen rathke are a pasta couple from aima in the lower such money and countryside and they keep cheap stocks. we want to bring they life in the church together the regional bishop is not a fun he's been seen there's not a story out there constantly going on about it's not my thing we i'm not about the congregation how do you treat church village life and being good go together. so they said oh do stop i. die. in this you tube clip the couple tell the story of their experience trying to have a child then you must show viewers a cryogenic sperm container they are bringing home. yet. ellen rotgut has had a positive pregnancy test. thursdays and not just us i can't. ellen's excited about the change in her life becoming a mother and starting a family. and how overwhelmed she is with feelings of love for the baby growing inside her him i'm in just half a year and there's aman or armin with a different has hit 10000 subscribers on you tube making the most successful program of the evangelical churches new social media campaign in germany the videos are recorded in the old parsonag

the actress helen mccrory, who's death was announced on friday.spring day and we will continue with this dry theme throughout the weekend and perhaps into monday as well. some chilly mornings but it will not be quite as cold overnight nor during the day as it has been of late. we had some patchy cloud bubble up on friday but the thicker cloud was towards the northwest of the uk and that brought rain in the northwest of scotland. that is fading away. the next weather system will be hanging out in the atlantic and we will be dominated by high pressure that stretches down from scandinavia. another cold start of frost across parts of england and wales and eastern parts of scotland. a bit milder for northwest scotland and northern ireland where we have more of a breeze and sun—cloud for a while. sunny start for many, any mist and fog soon lifting, some patchy cloud will bubble up here and there but i think it will be a sunnier day on saturday through the midlands and eastern parts of england. for much of the country, temperatures will be a degree or tw

the actress helen mccrory, who starred in harry potterfilms the actress helen mccrory, who starred inter films and the actress helen mccrory, who starred in harry potterfilms and p0 blinders, a television series, has died after a battle with cancer. this has been confirmed by her husband, damien lewis, on twitter. she was 52 years old. let's read you that statement on twitter. he says, "i'm sad to announce that after a bout with cancer, helen mccrory has died peacefully at home surrounded by a wave of love from friends and family. she died as she lived — fearlessly. we loved her and know how lucky we were to have her in our lives. she blazed so brightly. go now, little one, into the air, and thank you." so to reiterate, our breaking news there, the british actress helen mccrory has died after a battle with cancer. she starred in harry potter films and also the television series peaky blinders. final preparations are being made for the duke of edinburgh's funeral, which will take place tomorrow at st george's chapel in windsor. the archbishop of canterbury, who will give the blessing a

st helens through, but onlyjust.finalists salford. they are comfortably into the next round after a 68—4 win over widnes. catalans are also through. it's "moving day" at the masters — and the penultimate round is under way in georgia. england'sjustin rose began day three with a one shot lead — and he's made a great start at augusta — having birdied the first two holes. there's live commentary of day 3 on bbc radio 5 live from 8pm. that's all from sportsday. good evening. it was a cold and frosty start for many this morning, but there was some lovely sunshine around early on. however, as the day progressed, we quite literally had four seasons in one day. a frosty start, some sunshine, then some showers. and the showers turning increasingly wintry with some hail and snow mixed in there as well. this has been the story through the day today. the shower clouds developed as we went through the morning and then became quite widespread into the afternoon. the only exception is down to the south—east where we had some fairly

>>helen pelzman: it's helen pelzman, choke cochair.s there a contact site for some kind of group that we can monitor to be able to activate calls for requests to the governor's office around issues specific to that same distribution for people with disability. dissipated in the request that we calling the governor's office on a couple of occasions, but the information found that came late in the day and it wasn't well coordinated and i wanted to know if you could share a site or an organization that this community should be aware of in case we need to revisit advocacy for us and vaccines? >>nicole bohn: output in the report is theadditional ... one second . what i'll do is put in additional ways to contact the governor's office and the vaccine advisory committee. >>helen pelzman: thank you very much. >>nicole bohn: you're welcome. >>alex madrid: denise senhaux? >>denise senhaux: i'm here. >> any questions or comments? >>denise senhaux: not at this time. >> stephanie? >> i don't have any questions or comments. no questions or comments a

the actress helen mccrory, whose death was announced today.andemic, and the latest government figures show that there were 2,596 new coronavirus infections recorded in the latest 24—hour period, which means that on average the number of new cases reported per day in the last week is 2,588. the latest daily figure for the number of people across the uk in hospital with coronavirus is 2,291. 3a deaths were reported, that's people who died within 28 days of a positive covid—i9 test. on average in the past week, 26 deaths were announced every day. the total number of deaths so far across the uk is 127,225. as for the continuing vaccination programme, 129,782 people have had theirfirst dose of a covid—i9 vaccine in the latest 24—hour period, taking the overall number of people who've had their firstjab to over 32.5 million. the number of people who've had their second dose of the vaccine in the latest 2a hour period is 417,683. that takes the overall number of people who've had their second jab to nearly nine million people. 0ur health editor, hugh

welcome mary helen. >> thanks, keith. this has been an outstanding program. i hope you have a tape of it. >> i think i -- i see a recording button here so i'm not sure. i think it is being recorded,and of course your presence is part another what makes it what it is so i'm glad to have you here. i was talking to larry a couple multiples ago and don't want to strait jacket either one of you because you prep a certain way and there are expectations people have for wanding to hear how you -- wanting to hear how you connect these writers, john average williams and paule marshal to a contemporary world. i assume as you quit into your preparations and say all the things you want to say, we'll see obvious resonances to the contemporary world and we'll let that go from there. i don't want to box you in with respect to what you want to say and what you are prepared to do. so, to begin, as i'm going to ask in alphabetical order, larry, to open up and with his reflections and information and we'll go from there i'm assuming you will be talking largely about -- >> i thin

and today it was damian lewis who wrote: helen mccrory, 52.ds of celebrity influencers are to be compensated for turning up to a music festival it never happened. the fyre festival was touted as a luxurious party but visitors found themselves stranded in the bahamas. the catering consisted of cheese sandwiches and guests were left to sleep on wet mattresses. a $2 billion courts settlement was reached this week, giving each celebrity upwards of $7,000. the festival organiser is serving a six yearjail term forfraud. in britain, around 100 mp5 forfraud. in britain, around 100 mps and peers have written to prime minister borisjohnson asking him to intervene to help families access medicinal cannabis for their seriously ill children. the law was changed in november 2018 to allow health service. this to prescribe the drug following a campaign. only three restrictions have been issued. many families are having to pay thousands of pounds for private treatment and the government says it is considering what further action it could take to broaden access

is in, whether— haven't seen something helen is in, whether it _ haven't seen something helen is in,e _ tv more than ever, a lot of people will have watched her in quiz on itv and also _ will have watched her in quiz on itv and also roadkilll on the bbc. she had a _ and also roadkilll on the bbc. she had a great role in peaky blinders. isaw— had a great role in peaky blinders. i saw her— had a great role in peaky blinders. i saw her alongside sienna miller in the west— i saw her alongside sienna miller in the west end in 2005 and i remember then that _ the west end in 2005 and i remember then that she was this wonderful actress — then that she was this wonderful actress i— then that she was this wonderful actress. i was a teenager at the time. _ actress. i was a teenager at the time. everyone has seen her in different— time. everyone has seen her in different things, from young people to older— different things, from young people to older people. she was one of those _ to older people. she was one of those actresses who have been in so many— those actresses who have been in so many p

stephanie and helen roscoe are passed a couple from i'm up from the lower saxony and countryside and the cheap stuff. we want to bring day life in the church together the regional bishop is not a fun either. there's not a story out there constantly going on about it's not my thing. and what about the congregation how do you treat church village life and being good go together. they said don't do this stuff. in this you tube clip the couple told the story of their experience trying to have a child then you must show viewers a cryogenic sperm can tell you they are bringing home. their. ellen rocks has had a positive pregnancy test. that there. is a not just that it's i can't. ellen's excited about the change in her life becoming a mother and starting a family. and how overwhelmed she is with feelings of love for the baby growing inside her him i'm in just half a year and this aman osman with a different has hit 10000 subscribers on new cheap making it the most successful program of the even jellicoe churches new social media campaign in germany the videos are recorded in the old parson

and helen is at westminster.g his borisjohnson keeping his options open on this pretty controversial idea of covid passports. it is certainly _ idea of covid passports. it is certainly being _ idea of covid passports. it 3 certainly being considered, this review is being happening, it is looking at the options in the ways that have been set out. it is looking at the context of things like pubs or nonessential shops, also the context of could you then change social distancing rules. the one thing the government has been keen to stress is that this is not imminent. so this is not the sort of thing that is going to be brought in ahead of the changes on monday ahead of the changes that may happen in step three, due to start on may the 17th. again there is no sense that there will be a covid certificate in time for that. what else is looking at is the longer term, perhaps beyond june 21, step four of the road map, when the government hopes they have lifted legal restrictions on social contact. this is one of the ways

and helen is at westminster now.iling there, there are claims on several fronts against the prime minister, where do you think things stand this lunchtime at? , . , , ., think things stand this lunchtime at? , , at? yes, as you said, multiple fronts on _ at? yes, as you said, multiple fronts on which _ at? yes, as you said, multiple fronts on which the _ at? yes, as you said, multiple fronts on which the prime - at? yes, as you said, multiple - fronts on which the prime minister is facing questions. you heard there about questions about the refurbishment of his flat and you heard what he had to say about that. on the issue about whether or not he 0n the issue about whether or not he had interfered in the leak in quite, he was asked about this morning and he was asked about this morning and he replied, absolutely not. there are also questions around the pandemic, in particular he was asked about the comments reported in the daily mail this morning, claims that he had said that rather than have another lockdown in engl

that was, until with seconds remaining, st helens finished what they started.ch more simple for last years beaten finalists, salford. they are comfortably into the next round after a 68—a win over widnes. and it's moving day at the masters, where england'sjustin rose begins the third round in the next hour with his lead cut to just one shot. rose led by four strokes at seven under par after the opening round but has players queuing up behind him after carding a level—par, 72 on day two. americans will zalatoris and brian harman are one shot behind at six under. there is live commentary on bbc five live tonight. i will be back with more sport in an hour. that's all the sport for now. i should add, that you could follow the football there as well. goodbye. in 1991, on the occasion of his 70th birthday, the duke of edinburgh gave an interview tojohn humphries. it was a chance for prince philip to look back over his life and reflect on many of his experiences. you must remember that i was 17 in 1930 whenever it was — nine, or �*38. and the war was threatening and i

our political correspondent helen catt is here. helen, what more can you tell us?n the sunday times that there was this meeting between the three men, matt hancock, the health secretary, mr cameron and the business man for whom he was working, lex greensill. they met for a drink in october 2019. this was at a time when mr greensill was trying to get the nhs to use an app he had devised to allow staff to get bits of their pay daily instead of waiting until payday. he had put the proposal to the department of health a couple of months previously. matt hancock had asked officials to look at it. they thought it was good in principle, we are told, and some nhs trusts did then go on to use it. an ally of mr hancock says he acted entirely appropriately. he told officials about business discussions. the department of health says it was up to local nhs employers to decide how to local nhs employers to decide how to pay their staff. but this comes just days after the chancellor, rishi sunak, was facing questions about his engagement with david cameron. he took the unusual st

mark: good morning, helen.f the fast sets of the pandemic is that it forced people like me to do online shopping. how worried are you that that attachment to online shopping might remain? helen: well, i think it is a future that we should be optimistic about. it comes with its challenges and certainly i think what many businesses have done, whether they are high street businesses both independence and larger brands, are very invested in the digital shopping. it has been a lifeline for so many of us and it has offered to people that have not shopped online before. that was a shift we were seeing before march 2020 that has been accelerated hugely over the course of the last 12 months. and i think what we will see in the future is a much closer relationship between physical and digital shopping. so, given that investment that has been made and will continue to be over the coming weeks and years, we as shoppers will be able to interact with the businesses both local and national and international that we want in wh

thank you, helen. our ministers right? to you not - coming. thank you, helen. you not care? coming. thank you, helen. our - ministers right? to you not care? is it about the fact that in the end the prime minister paid for the flat, or do you want to know where the money came from initially? you can e—mail me or message me on click —— on twitter. we can speak to alex thomas now, programme director at the institute for government and a former senior civil servant. hello, alex thomas. itv and some newspapers say the initial money came from the conservative party, it was paid for by the conservative party. does that matter, is anything wrong with that? it party. does that matter, is anything wrong with that?— wrong with that? it matters, and it matters that _ wrong with that? it matters, and it matters that the _ wrong with that? it matters, and it matters that the prime _ wrong with that? it matters, and it matters that the prime minister i wrong with that? it matters, and it matters that the prime minister is| matters that the prime minister is transparent about

the regional bishop ralph meister based in hanover is stephanie and helen rats because boss he's not a fan of and this armin. and money man is me for me well they don't make it for me i'm not the target audience it's cool so there are a lot of things where after 3 minutes i think oh no not again this is really too silly for me now or the whole sound far anything on this long story that they're constantly telling us about no i don't need that. the. but the others do you find precisely that very interesting and that's how it is. for the posters their you tube channel is part of the per store will work including their story about trying to have a child about english that is the future for one in 5 couples can't get pregnant on their own. you and the church is silent on this topic right now. and that is the past and here's a pastor couple that has gone down that route with even of your business is we know what it's like to have a negative pregnancy test in your hands after 2 weeks of you and having spent a lot of money on your wife this is life and remain silent even though our fellow ch

earlier our arts correspondent david sillito reflected on helen mccrory�*s career with my colleague,d today they were devastated, devastated by the news. movies, of course the harry potter films. she had a number of political roles, she was sharee blair twice in the queen and also sky fall, and the director, sam mendes, said she was astonishing talent and a fabulous person. and in britain especially, she is best known to tv audiences for playing the slightly terrifying aunt polly, the person who is the brains with herfingers on the purse string of the shelby clan. she also appeared on tvjust a few months ago with that campaign that matt lucas was talking about, raising money, providing food for nhs workers in the middle of the pandemic. by her side with her husband, damian lewis. he broke the news today, and i'll redo his statement. he said, "i'm heartbroken to announce after a heroic battle with cancer, the beautiful and mighty woman that was helen mccrory died peacefully at home, surrounded by a wave of love from family and friends she died and she lived, fearlessly. god we love he

i agree with what helene is saying here. there hasn't been a lot of specific change we've seen in terms of that overall policy. i think they're still very much figuring out how that works. the challenges for this administration are very different. talking about how to weigh those relationships with china and russia in the middle of a global pandemic given all those other geopolitical interests and worries right now. that has to be considered. certainly the approach to china, the biden administration has taken so far is different than the one the trump administration took which is different than the one in the obama administration took before them as well. in the midst of a global pandemic, people exerting in cluns in different parts of the world in different way, all of that with will inform how the biden administration moves forward. with so much uncertainty around the pandemic right now, i don't think they know exactly how to move forward with it yet. >> peter alexander, the crisis at the border is something that, should t

helen whately bear, the care minister.e to our political correspondent, jessica parker, and i asked her about another issue that's been dominating about vaccine passports. there has been an ongoing debate on really two separate issues, if you like. there is the idea of international vaccine passports, which ministers have been fairly clear they think is just a likely thing, almost an inevitable thing that is going to happen in future and then the more contentious idea of domestic so—called vaccine passports, so whether you might have to produce some sort of proof of your covid status if you want to go to pub or to the theatre... well, you are too young because you haven't had your first jab yet. no, exactly, i haven't had my firstjab, but what ministers have talked about as well is whether testing or immunity could also play their part, but there have been reports on the international travel side this morning in the telegraph that vaccinated people would be able to avoid covid tests and quarantine to some extent in travel

here is helen willetts. will it be a good night. here is helen willetts. will it be a good night-— here is helen willetts. will it be a aood niuht. ., good night. gazing tonight? indeed, much wrap uo _ good night. gazing tonight? indeed, much wrap up warm _ good night. gazing tonight? indeed, much wrap up warm if— good night. gazing tonight? indeed, much wrap up warm if you _ good night. gazing tonight? indeed, much wrap up warm if you are - good night. gazing tonight? indeed, l much wrap up warm if you are heading out, it is really cold. we really feel the benefits of the strength of the april sunshine at this time of year. it is getting less windy for the rest of the week but less cold, we are stuck in the arctic air, temperatures well below what they should be, and there is wind—chill to the rest of the day and night. this is a change in yesterday. in the sunshine, outside the wind, you feel the benefit but temperatures are very low and it feels colder than that when you add the wind. there is a warning for the strong winds for orkney and shetland damp

the regional bishop ralph meister based in hanover is stephanie and helen rats because books he's not a fan of and this armin. is my new mom with me for me well they don't make it for me i'm not the target audience for it's cool so there are a lot of things where after 3 minutes i think oh no not again this is really too silly for me now or the whole sound varney thing or this long story that they're constantly telling us about no i don't need that. the. others do find precisely that very interesting and that's how it is. for the posters their you tube channel is part of the per store real work including their story about trying to have a child battling west at the theaters for one in 5 couples can't get pregnant on their own i assure you and the church is silent on this topic right now. and that is the past and here's a pastor couple that has gone down that route even of your business is we know what it's like to have a negative pregnancy test in your hands after 2 weeks of you and having spent a lot of money on your wife this is life and remain silent even though our fellow churchgo

helen, gracias por ser con nosotros en "al punto california".pos de defensas bÁsicas que nos mantiene saludables, usar mascarillas, seguir el licencia metafÍsico. andrea: no podemos bajar la guardia. ¿quÉ tanto se ha preparado el condado de los angeles para llegar esta fase, por quÉ no quisiera adelantarse y abrir antes como otros condados? >> es muy importante que los oficiales de salud pÚblica que son nuestros lÍderes estÁn usando los datos, se estÁ & refiriendo los estudios cientÍficos y especialmente ahÍ ciertas medias que estamos viendo. el promedio de praza positivas y cuÁntas personas estÁn hospitalizadas, hacen esas descripciones basada en esos datos. por eso ahora han decidido que la orden de salud pÚblico oficial se va a realizar el lunes. vamos a ver menos restricciones en varios diferentes negocios. andrea: helen, ¿por quÉ el condado de los Ángeles no se debe comparar a otros condados en este tipo de decisiones? >> el condado de los Ángeles es Único, somos muy grandes. casi como un estado, tenemos casi 11,000,000 de personas que vive

and perspective here, helene.o take a moment to remember a longtime force in american politics and, of course, the democratic party. he's a man known both for his decency and for reinventing the role of the presidency. walter mondale died last night at his home in minneapolis. known to many as fritz, mondale was a senator from minnesota before becoming jimmy carter's running mate in 1976. mondale was the first vice president to have a west wing office and weekly scheduled lunches with the president. then vice president joe biden credited mondale as the role model for how he did the job working for barack obama. mondale talked about transforming the presidency on the "meet the press" 30th anniversary special in 1977. >> i think the role that the president has permitted me to play is unprecedented in american history. i'm privy to all of the classified and secret information. i serve on the national security council and all of its subcommittees. i serve on all of the crucial policy committees, and i have virtually u

stephanie and helen rathke are passed a couple from aima in the lower saxony and countryside and they each ship stops. we want to bring day life in the church together their regional bishop is not a fun either bids news there's a lot of story out there constantly going on about it's not my thing. and what about their congregation how do you treat church village life and being good to go together. they don't do this. in this you tube clip the couple tell the story of their experience trying to have a child then you must show viewers a cryogenic sperm container they are bringing home. there and yet. ellen rathke has had a positive pregnancy test. that there. is a not that i thank him to. ellen's excited about the change in her life becoming a mother and starting a family and how overwhelmed she is with feelings of love for the baby growing inside her mind in just half a year and this omen or aman with a difference has hit 10000 subscribers on new cheap making it the most successful program of the even jellicoe churches new social media campaign in germany the videos are recorded in the

and after five years away from rowing, it's a golden return for helen glover at the european championshipslly thinking, "am i going to make it down the track? it's silly, because i do it in training every day, butjust something about racing makes those come to the surface. i have squashed all of those. welcome along, thanks forjoining us. they've won more games from losing positions than any other team in the premier league and manchester united have done it again after coming from behind to beat tottenham 3—1 in north london. it strengthens united's hold on second place but leaves spurs six points adrift of the top four. adam wild was watching: the tottenham hotspur task at hand here may well shape the task ahead. champions league qualification in question and what then of harry kane's future? that was the context within which they welcomed manchester united. the last thing they needed was to go behind. here was edison, absolutely convinced he had the opening goal. amidst the celebrations, spurs, a foul in the build—up. the referee had a closer look and decided it was. no goal. that was t

please. >> yes, this is helen, co-chair. i just wanted to let everyone know we have recently submitted correspondence to supervisor peskin regarding questions about the shared spaces program. some of those comments were reflected in my questions i brought in earlier today. and that concludes my distribution. >> thank you, helen. that relates to item number 9 which is correspondence. are there any correspondence at this time? >> yes. there are two e-mail messages that the council has received. i will read them. the first is from irene palmer. we wrote on friday, frill 9: my name is irene palmer. i am contacting you to express my concerns that j.f.k. drive east has been completely closed to vehicles. the closure negatively impacts accessibility for individuals with disabilities to visit the young museum and much of the east part of the park. the closure significantly decreases the number of a.d.a. and free parking spaces within walking distance. this also limits access for underserved populations in the community who may be bu

the actress helen mccrory, known for her roles in peaky blinders and the harry potter films, has died of cancer at the age of 52. in the us, graphic police footage shows a police officer shooting dead a 13—year—old boy, who appeared unarmed when he was killed. and coronavirus infection levels across the uk have fallen to their lowest level since the autumn, according to new figures. and coming up on the bbc news channel: a first masters series semifinal for dan evans. he is into the final four in monte carlo. that and news from the billiejean king cup in sports day. good evening. as final preparations are made for the funeral of the duke of edinburgh tomorrow at windsor castle, the archbishop of canterbury has spoken of what he called an �*anguished moment�* for the queen. justin welby, who will play a key part in the service, told the bbc that the queen, as a grieving widow, now found herself in the same position as millions of others who've lost family members in the pandemic. today, the earl and countess of wessex viewed tributes and flowers left by the public outside st george's c

in the past hour, the uk's care minister, helen whately, says: ca re care homes are taking a huge hostp residents safe at the moment. staff are being tested three times a week to pick up any early signs of covid. they are wearing ppe. and of course, the vaccination programme is making a massive difference for care homes. now over 90% of a care home residents and 77% of care home staff have been vaccinated and we know the vaccine is really effective and we are seeing this making a real difference both in the number of positive tests in care homes, which have fallen hugely, and in farfewer residents getting sick with covid and, sadly, dying from it. so we are seeing a much better situation, but we will continue to do this carefully step—by—step. care homes are continuing to be really careful, knowing that it can be so difficult to manage when they get an outbreak. that is why, with the visiting, we are taking it step—by—step as well. i will say, we want to get to a place where, come the summer, it i wanted to feel much more normal for those in care homes and theirfamily going to visit. a

after five years away from the sport, double olympic champion helen glover has marked her competitiveps in italy. competing alongside team—mate polly swann in the women's pair, they held off a romanian charge in the final 200m to cross the line in first place. glover decided to make a comeback after spending time on a rowing machine during last year's first national lockdown. the mum of three says she's now setting her sights on becoming the first woman to make a british olympic rowing team after having children. one big gain is by doing this race, far, far more questions will have been asked just by doing one final stop next time i'm sat at the start line of a final, almost everything will be erased. i was thinking today, was literally thinking, am i going to make it on the track? and i do in training —— i can do in training every day, but something about racing puts those doubts to the surface. i've squashed all of those. i can move forward and be the athlete i know i am. i want to be the athlete i want to be as well. britain's sam bird continues to lead the formula e world champion

helen catt, bbc news. that was a rob lyttle correspondent helen catt.pondent laura foster came into the studio a little earlier, and she said it looks like a step in the right direction... so with the very slow, gradual release from lockdown we are seeing in 2021 the government and the scientists are really taking their time to lift some restrictions, see how it goes, look at the data. has it changed many things? that's before we go onto the next step. so it's kind of lesson learned from the previous lockdowns, where the government itself has said we perhaps came out too soon and things like that, because you have to allow the science at least two weeks to see the impact of the measures on infection rate and things like that? yes, because of the time it takes for people to meet up, spread a virus, and you might have the virus four or five days or so and not realise it, it could take up to 14 days to show any symptoms, so better to leave these five weeks, the period they are going for in terms of taking stock of the situation and what do we move to next?

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big wins for both castleford and champions st helens. the sport for now. we will see you later. hello there. friday was another fine spring day and we will continue with this dry theme throughout the weekend and perhaps into monday as well. some chilly mornings but it will not be quite as cold overnight nor during the day as it has been of late. we had some patchy cloud bubble up on friday but the thicker cloud was towards the northwest of the uk and that brought rain in the northwest of scotland. that is fading away. the next weather system will be hanging out in the atlantic and we will be dominated by high pressure that stretches down from scandinavia. another cold start of frost across parts of england and wales and eastern parts of scotland. a bit milder for northwest scotland and northern ireland where we have more of a breeze and sun—cloud for a while. sunny start for many, any mist and fog soon lifting, some patchy cloud will bubble up here and there but i think it will be a sunnier day on saturday through the midlands and easter

host: helen in california. republican line. caller: i grew up in the los angeles county, orange county area, in l.a., and i lived across the street from the world's largest -- not the world but the largest port in the western hemisphere, l.a. and long beach. talking about migration, migration historically, that is what people do. they migrate because that is necessity. they need to go to a place where they can have a better life. i don't have a problem. my best friend was born in tijuana, came here, got amnesty. we have had this discussion before. funny, we had it yesterday, about there is a new -- not political shift. boundaries are political. human nature is political. but the boundaries we have now are artificial. but i think people are failing to see is we are changing our shape out here. my friend and i are thinking, why don't we have a cooperation? this idea of mexico versus the united states? this isn't happening anymore. i've grown about here. the majority of the population in california is hispanic. when i call the pol

the british actress helen mccrory, known for her roles in peaky blinders and the harry potter films, has died of cancer at the age of 52. and whiter than white — scientists develop a paint that reflects so much sunlight, it will help drive down carbon emissions. good evening. as final preparations are made for the funeral of the duke of edinburgh tomorrow at windsor castle, the archbishop of canterbury has spoken of what he called an "anguished moment" for the queen. justin welby, who will play a key part in the service, told the bbc that the queen, as a grieving widow, now found herself in the same position as millions of others who've lost family members in the pandemic. today, the earl and countess of wessex viewed tributes and flowers left by the public outside st george's chapel in the grounds of windsor castle. we'll have more on the reflections from the archbishop in just a moment, but first from windsor, here's our royal correspondent nicholas witchell. outside st george's chapel within windsor castle, some of the flowers left by members of the public have been laid out on th

stephanie and helen rathke are passed a couple from aima in the lower saxony and countryside and they each chip stocks. we want to bring day life in the church together their regional bishop is not a fun little bits you feel there's a lot of story out there constantly going on about it it's not my thing. and what about my congregation how do you treat church village life and being good go together. they said don't do this. in this you tube clip the couple tell the story of their experience trying to have a child then you must show viewers a cryogenic sperm container they are bringing home. and how ellen rathke has had a positive pregnancy test. how their lives have thursdays and not just us and can't. ellen's excited about the change in her life becoming a mother and starting a family and how overwhelmed she is with feelings of love for the baby growing inside her. in just half a year and this omen almon with a different has hit 10000 subscribers on new cheap making it the most successful program of the even jellicoe churches new social media campaign in germany the videos are recorde

the trees arrived in march, and in a small ceremony on march 27, 1912, first lady, helen taft, and theapanese viscountess planted the first of these cherry trees on the north side of the tidal basin. and as the trees took root, so did a tradition of viewing the cherry blossoms in washington. upon its completion, the tidal basin was used for many purposes in addition to cherry blossom viewing. the bathing beach that i talked about, located where the jefferson memorial is now was in use from 1918 to 1925, and that was right next to an adjacent campground in potomac park. the site for the jefferson memorial was chosen in 1937 as the southern anchor in the north-south access with the white house, crossing the east-west line drawn between the capitol and the lincoln memorial and the washington memorial near the center. today we closely associate the jefferson memorial, as you can see when we had the earthcam right around the jefferson memorial, that's where a lot of the staging is for the cherry blossom festival. people take thousands of photos of the cherry trees near the jefferson memoria

here's our political correspondent, helen catt. we'll get more on that later this afternoon with that press conference where you will be able to join jane conference where you will be able to joinjane hill on the bbc news channel. but here's our political correspondent, helen catt. so you'll feel a slight pressure... secondary school children are already used to being regularly tested for coronavirus. from friday the government wants everyone in england to do the same. it will offer two free lateral flow tests every week to everyone. they could be through work, at community testing centres, from pharmacies, are sent directly to your home. —— from pharmacies, or sent directly to your home. the regular testing is designed to pick up people who have the virus but don't have symptoms. alongside the vaccine roll—out, it's part of the government's strategy to open up again. it's one of the key elements that will help us keep track of this disease. people self—isolate when they have a positive test so we keep that disease under control, a

helen, thank you. good to see you tonight.k a bunch of celebs will help convince americans to take the covid vaccine? raymond arroyo has all the details of the tv spectacular coming your way. "seen and unseen" next. >> laura: it's time for our "seen and unseen" segment will re-unpack the cultural stories of the day. we turn to the author of the thief who stole heaven, fox news contributor raymond arroyo. ray, biden announced his withdrawal of troops from afghanistan today. >> as of today, there are 2,488 u.s. troops and personnel who have died in operation enduring freedom and operation freedom sentinel. throughout the process my northstar has been remembering what it was like when my late son was deployed to iraq. >> this is more of the biden empathy indemnity where he offers up his personal emotional narrative rather than facts or . it's probably the right move to pull the troops out. giving the taliban a withdrawal date and making it 9/11 is probably bad policy as well as deeply insensitive. to heighten the emotion, immedia

helen catt there, our olitical tightened.tical correspondent. - india has reported a record number of coronavirus infections, after more than 150,000 people tested positive in a single day. the country is in the midst of a severe second wave of the virus 0ur india correspondent yogita lamaye sent this report. a hospital in a western city. these are covid patients and there are no doctors to look at them, says the man filming the video. in the worst affected city in india, people are being given oxygen outside a hospital because it is too full. patients are struggling to get medical care as india is in the grips of a fierce second wave of covid. 73—year—old mary was taken to six hospitals, none of which had critical care for her. she died on her way to the seventh. her son anthony spoke to me from isolation. "all these years she never needed to go to a hospital, and when she did i could not do anything for her. ifailed her," he says. field hospitals built last year to add to existing facilities are already full. this one is ma

>> no, helene, i don't. i want to stress both president biden secretary austin emphasis on as safe, orderly, disciplined withdrawal process and that is our focus. we will have the ability for self defense for our that are there, and we will execute on that as needed. what i want to jump kind to the premise of the question on the over the horizon and counterterrorism. it's not 2001. it's 2021 and over the intervening 20 years the united states has developed a wide range of tools that we didn't have. we have the national counterterrorism center with department of homeland security. we also have of course a whole new set, a suite of capabilities from space to cyberspace to unmanned systems and other approaches. we have new operations to quit better collaboration between cia, for example, and other actors, the ic in general and our partners and allies. there's just a completely different landscape in which we are operating. and as a doing almost every other part of the world, executing on our counterterrorism mi