hull, you in the have two. you have the bow gunner, seated down here in the hull, and to his left, you've got the driver. you'll notice that we have a lot of equipment on the outside of the tank. the reason is those five soldiers lived in this thing, essentially, when they were in combat. it was very important to keep the compartment clear of equipment because it is cramped in there and the more equipment you have, the more difficult it is for the soldiers to do their job. typically in combat, you will see one of these tanks arrayed with things around the outside. if we move around the rear, we can take a look at the engine. this particular tank is powered by a ford gaa v-8 engine. it was designed as an aircraft engine. it is an aluminum block. there were a number of different engine configurations including radials and diesels. but this is probably the most common engine in the series throughout the war. dual overhead cam, dual carb orators, and it generates about 500 horsepower that would move the tank at 40

an early lead against hull fc.lead 26-0 at tries from french saw wigan lead 26—0 at half—time for top a lead that would only be extended after the restart. farrell got his second before they went over for the seventh and final try. hull did manage to score, but it was too little too late. good title number 20 be just around the corner? the tour de france has delivered late drama. tadej pogacar is set to become the youngest winner in 110 years having pegged back the favourite primoz roglic in one of the most dramatic turna rounds in the race's history. he overhauled a 57—second deficit to lead by nearly a minute going into tomorrow's final processional stage to paris. nick parrott reports. until now, this was the closest tadej pogacar could get to roglic. but he wasn't going to give up. that gap is shrinking. both riders changed their bikes as the route got steeper. a wobble on the bike suggesting some tiredness after wearing the yellow jersey since the ninth stage. look at the clock on the left of the screen — as i

it was actually the ammunition combusting when the hull was breached. later versions, they took the ammunition and put it in the lower hull. they are called wet storage tanks. in the later versions, the ammo is stored in a double-walled box. between the boxes is a solution of glycerin and water. should the hull be breached in that area, it lowers the kinetic energy of the incoming rounds that the ammunition would no longer bust. that improved the conditions. that is another interesting point, this was a process of improvements throughout the war. it was designed in the late 1930's. when it was designed, it was designed to go specifically against the german tanks. it was effective against those. as the war evolved, new technologies came out of it. that challenged it quite a bit. they continued to improve the tank throughout the war. this version has the 75 millimeter, the lighter versions, and although that does not sound like much, it gave them capacity for high velocity ammunition. one of the things i like to point out about these is -- the production

workmen are busy replacing decks timbers on the 2200-ton ship, whose hull is a little more than 200 feetirst spikes were supplied by paul revere. old ironsides' 54 cannons are silent, but 40 crewmen walk her deck. mounting the gangway, they salute like the sailors in her days of glory. keeping the frigate ship shape, today's crew remembers her first great sea victory, clearing the coast of french privateers in 1798. a half-century later, she was to carry old glory around the world on her longest cruise. below deck are the tight quarters shared by old ironsides' original crew. of 475 men and boys. it is a low bridge for the taller sailors of today. here can be found the heavy guns, ammunition, and to prevent sparks, the leather powder buckets. early 19th-century cannon shot included this chain and star spreader. a four pronged weapon, which, when fired, opened like an umbrella to rip the sails and rigging of enemy ships. this grapeshot sprayed like shrapnel and these 24 pound cannonballs helped old ironsides to a succession of famous victories against the british navy in the war of 1812.

beaten 3a—i8 by bottom of the table hull kingston rovers.overs hadn't won a league match since their opening round of the season, but a hat—trick from greg minikin helped them to condemn wigan to their first defeat since super league's resumption. after the former england youth captain azeem rafiq claimed "institutional racism" at the club left him "close to committing suicide". the spin bowler said that as a muslim he felt he was made to feel like an "outsider" and that he dreaded going to work. yorkshire say they'll carry out a review of their policies and culture as well as investigating rafiq's allegations. eoin morgan, england's limited overs captain, was asked about it today. it is surprising to see stories like that come out. certainly within our camp. we've displayed it throughout the summer, where are quite outspoken when it comes to things like that. and we have had victims of abuse. we are at the headline act when it

brentford knocked out premier league west brom on penalties, and west ham beat hull 5-1.s evening, their manager david moyes and two of the club's players tested positive for covid—i9. moyes defender issa diop and midfielderjosh cullen will now be required to self—isolate for at least ten days, so they'll miss training and the league game against wolves on sunday. west ham said the three were all asymptomatic and assistant manager alan irvine took charge of the hull match. wales have lost 1—0 to norway in their women's euro 2022 qualifier in oslo, which was their first game since march. norway had won all four of their group games so far, and chelsea's guro reiten scored the only goal as they made it five out of five in oslo. the result leaves wales second in group c, seven points behind norway. we knew it would be a tough test against norway. they are a great side. i thought the girls put in a great shift and we ought to work hard, because norway would have a lot of the ball and we had to defend really well. obviously, they took it well, but i think we probably could hav

hull against wigan is live on bbc two at a.30pm.ampions st helens. i'm delighted to bejoined by saints and wales winger regan grace. thanks forjoining us ahead of such a big game. losing last year's final must give you added motivation to right the wrongs of last year. 100%, yeah. very good run last year in the league, and also the challenge cup. and we managed to get to ourfinal. i think it was a bit ofa to ourfinal. i think it was a bit of a lack of experience, i probably didn't take the day through as big as it was. by the time we realised the game had slipped out of our hands, we've learned some lessons and hoping this year will be a lot better. saints had a difficult start to the season, but have won all six games since lockdown — what do you put the turnaround in fortunes down to? i think it was just, we needed to just relax a bit. i think we were putting too much pressure on ourselves at the start, and we just weren't getting our footing. ourselves at the start, and we just weren't getting ourfooting. we weren't getting ourfo

they come through hull house and they start to listen to the immigrants and the poor people about why they are poor, what their lives are like, and they value the immigrants and their experiences. they start to focus on the old world traditions still in america. they have presentations of needle workers from countries where the women are famous needle workers. they try to encourage the daughters of these immigrant women's to value their mother's experiences. crucially, when they are trying to figure out why the cities are the way they are, these educated women go out and collect statistics. they go into factories and find out what people are paid. they find out how many hours they work. they find out what the work is like. they ask questions. they compile charts. and this is the beginning of social work. it was not an accident that the university of chicago in the early 20th century was a place where one went to study social work because this is where the idea came from. for historians, these documents that these women collected are invaluable. and they are invaluable in the early 20t

so at times, london, norwich, hull to newcastle, it will be cloudy. 15 degrees on thermometer doesn'tgot more sunshine. now, on monday, there will be a change in the wind direction. we'll lose the northerlies but also come these milder, wetter westerlies — that's actually going to be the theme for the next few days and that does mean that the weather is going to turn a lot more unsettled. but i think on monday, we're just talking about just a bit of cloud and rain splashing its way through northern ireland during the afternoon, maybe reaching the north—west of england and wales as well. but generally speaking, where the sun comes out on monday, having lost that northerly wind, temperatures get up to around 17 or 18 degrees — shouldn't feel too bad at all. and then on tuesday, again, we are between weather fronts — one just exiting out into the north sea, another more sort of vigorous area of low pressure heading our way — but tuesday isn't looking too bad at all. i think there'll be some decent sunny spells around. but after that, pretty much from wednesday onwards this more powerful

so at times, london, norwich, hull to newcastle, it will be cloudy. 15 degrees on the thermometer doesndirection. we‘ll lose the northerlies but also come these milder, wetter westerlies — that‘s actually going to be the theme for the next few days and that does mean that the weather is going to turn a lot more unsettled. but i think on monday, we‘re just talking about a bit of cloud and rain splashing its way through northern ireland during the afternoon, maybe reaching the north—west of england and wales as well. but generally speaking, where the sun comes out on monday, having lost that northerly wind, temperatures get up to around 17 or 18 degrees — shouldn‘t feel too bad at all. and then on tuesday, again, we are between weather fronts — one just exiting out into the north sea, another more sort of vigorous area of low pressure heading our way — but tuesday isn‘t looking too bad at all. i think there‘ll be some decent sunny spells around. but after that, pretty much from wednesday onwards, a more powerfuljet stream is actually going to send a series of low pressures in our directio

so at times, london, norwich, hull to newcastle, it will be cloudy. 15 degrees on the thermometer doesn'tather out toward the west where we've got more sunshine. now, on monday, there will be a change in the wind direction. we'll lose the northerlies but also come these milder, wetter westerlies — that's actually going to be the theme for the next few days and that does mean that the weather is going to turn a lot more unsettled. but i think on monday, we're just talking about a bit of cloud and rain splashing its way through northern ireland during the afternoon, maybe reaching the north—west of england and wales as well. but generally speaking, where the sun comes out on monday, having lost that northerly wind, temperatures get up to around 17 or 18 degrees — shouldn't feel too bad at all. and then on tuesday, again, we are between weather fronts — one just exiting out into the north sea, another more sort of vigorous area of low pressure heading our way — but tuesday isn't looking too bad at all. i think there'll be some decent sunny spells around. but after that, pretty much from wedn

northern ireland, dipping down to around 5 degrees, but notice whether winds remain strong — from hullnds are still blowing from the north. actually dragging in a fair amount of cloud into the north—east of england, yorkshire, east anglia and the south—east. at times, london, norwich, hull to newcastle, it will be cloudy. 50 degrees on thermometer doesn't seem too bad, but it will feel chilly, much better weather toward the west with more sunshine. on monday, there will be a change in the wind direction. we'll lose the northerlies but also come these milder, wetter westerlies — that will be the theme for the next few days. that does mean the weather is going to turn a lot more u nsettled. but i think on monday, talking aboutjust a bit of cloud on rain splashing through northern ireland during the afternoon, maybe reaching the north—west of england and wales as well. but generally speaking, where the sun comes out on monday, having lost that northerly wind, temperatures get up to around 17 or 18 degrees. should not feel too bad at all. on tuesday, we are between weather fronts, one just

but when the sun comes out on monday, temperatures back up to 18 degrees in london, 17 in hull, 15 intween weather systems, but this next low pressure here again out in the atla ntic pressure here again out in the atlantic will be racing from the west, pushed by an increasing powerful jet stream, so west, pushed by an increasing powerfuljet stream, so that does mean around about wednesday onwards the weather really is going to go downhill across many parts of the uk we are expecting outbreaks of rain and stronger winds and you can see from the icons here from wednesday onwards pretty much all areas are in foran onwards pretty much all areas are in for an unsubtle spell of weather which will take us into the following weekend as well. goodbye. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. president donald trump is widely expected to nominate conservative judge amy coney barrett to the supreme court. his choice will be announced in the next hour a quarter of the uk population will be under extra lockdown rules, as new measures come into force acr

looking at the people below in the hull of the ship, slave ship crew members would pack the ship and that experience oftentimes, the slave ship captain said, how much cargo you can bring depends on how many enslaved people you can fit into the hull of a ship. it is a powerful story. now we go to the colonial north america space of the exhibition. allow me to explain to you some of the design treatment we used to unpack this story. we break up the section by region because this is not a monolithic story. africans in america shaped the landscape and were shaped by the landscape. the regions we break out include the chesapeake, where we look at the making of race. then we move into low countries, down into the carolinas and call -- gullah islands and georgia area. that allows us to look at enslaving skill. then we come to louisiana. we consider the convergence of culture. finally we come to the north and look at the urban environment and the merchant system. what is important to note is that in each of these spaces the treatments are done in a pattern but they have their unique features

but when the sun comes out on monday, temperatures back up to 18 degrees in london, 17 in hull, 15 intems, but this next low pressure here again out in the atlantic will be racing from the west, pushed by an increasingly powerful jet stream, so that does mean around about wednesday onwards the weather really is going to go downhill across many parts of the uk. we are expecting outbreaks of rain and stronger winds and you can see from the icons here from wednesday onwards pretty much all areas are in for an unsettled spell of weather, which will take us into the following weekend as well. goodbye. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: a quarter of the uk population will be under extra lockdown rules, as new measures come into force across parts of northern england and wales over the weekend. it comes as 1,700 students in manchester are told to stay in their halls of residence for two weeks after a spike in coronavirus cases. the department of health say an issue preventing users of the nhs test and trace app in england and wales logging a positive test result has now been resolved. t

so at times, london, norwich, hull to newcastle, it will be cloudy. 15 degrees on the thermometer doesn'twill be a change in the wind direction. we'll lose the northerlies but also come these milder, wetter westerlies — that's actually going to be the theme for the next few days and that does mean that the weather is going to turn a lot more unsettled. but i think on monday, we're just talking about a bit of cloud and rain splashing its way through northern ireland during the afternoon, maybe reaching the north—west of england and wales as well. but generally speaking, where the sun comes out on monday, having lost that northerly wind, temperatures get up to around 17 or 18 degrees — shouldn't feel too bad at all. and then on tuesday, again, we are between weather fronts — one just exiting out into the north sea, another more sort of vigorous area of low pressure heading our way — but tuesday isn't looking too bad at all. i think there'll be some decent sunny spells around. but after that, pretty much from wednesday onwards, a more powerfuljet stream is actually going to send a series of

so at times, london, norwich, hull to newcastle, it will be cloudy. 15 degrees on the thermometer doesn'tdirection. we'll lose the northerlies but also come these milder, wetter westerlies — that's actually going to be the theme for the next few days and that does mean that the weather is going to turn a lot more unsettled. but i think on monday, we're just talking about a bit of cloud and rain splashing its way through northern ireland during the afternoon, maybe reaching the north—west of england and wales as well. but generally speaking, where the sun comes out on monday, having lost that northerly wind, temperatures get up to around 17 or 18 degrees — shouldn't feel too bad at all. and then on tuesday, again, we are between weather fronts — one just exiting out into the north sea, another more sort of vigorous area of low pressure heading our way — but tuesday isn't looking too bad at all. i think there'll be some decent sunny spells around. but after that, pretty much from wednesday onwards, a more powerfuljet stream is actually going to send a series of low pressures in our directio

today's other match sees hull fc take on wigan warriors.lenge cup trophy — but onlyjust. with minutes remaining, they're leading st helens 20—18 in their quarterfinal — josh charnley with two of warrington‘s four tries. today's other match sees hull fc take on wigan warriors. that's all the sport for now. a new 'cancer task force‘ set up by nhs england will meet next week, to support the recovery of cancer services and to try and increase the number of referrals. figures from cancer research uk estimate there were 350,000 fewer urgent suspected cancer referrals during the summer and 3 million people were not screened. now, most services are back up and running , but september and october are expected to be much busier than normal as hospitals try to deal with the backlog. our health correspondent, dominic hughes, has been to liverpool's clatterbridge cancer centre. in liverpool's new clatterbridge cancer centre, which opened injune, treatment is up and running. the coronavirus meant face—to—face contact with patients like ian were greatly r

missouri's 16 inch guns pointed over the ship, she stands watch over the sailors entombed in the arizona's hulluncer: you can watch this and other programs on the history of communities across the country at c-span.org/city tour. this is american history tv only on c-span3. announcer: you are watching american history tv. exploring our nation's passed every weekend c-span3. this week we are looking back to this date in history. 1957 -- her 24th, --ember 24, >> disorderly mobs have prevented the carrying out of proper orders from a federal court. under the law i issued a proclamation calling upon the mob to disperse. this morning the mob again gathered in front of the central high school of little rock. obviously for the purpose of again preventing the carrying out of the court order relating to the admission of negro children to that school. announcer: follow us on social media. 1862,cer: in october confederate cavalry under general jeb stuart pressed into maryland and pennsylvania to raid for horses and other supplies. editor sarahging kate byerly talks about this and the union response. the t

then after graduation took a volunteer coaching job while moonlighting in the hull of a shrimp boat.om 5:00 in the morning to soc o 10:00 at night. i had a shovel in my hand and the phone rang. they have a coach job. do you want the job? i took the shrimp shovel and threw it in the bayou and said hell, yeah. you gobt here by monday. i said where in the hell's arkansas, man? >> reporter: he spent the next quarter century pin ball around the landscape, resigning from miami while he struggled with alcoholism. sore for 20 years he's still been dealt his share of blows by the profession. in 2013 despite his success as an interim coach fourvegs sc he was denied the full-time job. >> you want to o hear the story i heard? >> what's it? >> people loved you. the high ups said we need a guy golf clubs in his trunk. >> absolutely. i'm not a country club type guy. you think your arc sent affected that decision? >> absolutely. >> what's the feelings about cajun population? >> dumb. not worthy, not worldly. >> reporter: now back home in louisiana he's not just understood, he's appreciated. he was h

she is able to watch over those sailors forever entombed in the arizona's hull. >> you can watch this other programs on the histories of communities across the country at c-span.org/citiestour. this is american history tv, only on c-span3. >> in 1960 nine, yale opened its doors to women for the first time in its 258 year history. in her book "yale needs women," and gardner perkins explains the challenges these women faced. she is joined by elizabeth vaughn and connie oyster -- connie royster, members of the first

in rugby league, hull fc set up a challenge cup quarter—final tie against wigan warriors as they overcameom ratu naulango who ran almost the full length of the pitch to go over. you can see why they call him the fijian flyer! egan bernal‘s defence of his tour de france title looks to be over. the ineos grenadiers rider lost over seven minutes on stage 15, to drop from second to thirteenth overall. primoz roglic keeps the yellow jersey, he's now a0 seconds ahead of fellow slovenian tadej pogacar. while britain's adam yates is now fifth overall. drew savage reports. a site rarely seen in cycling. team ineos grenadiers have dominated since 2012, but their leader bernal was left behind. a change in the balance of sport. the yellow and black colours of the jumbo—vista team dominating at the front of the race to climb the mountains. they set a punishing pace. they pipped bernal to win the eighth tour de france in nine years, but the winner was losing second and minutes. yates stayed with the group to move up yates stayed with the group to move up to face, but two slovenians showed their strengt

in rugby league, hull fc set up a challenge cup quarterfinal tie against wigan warriors as they overcameincluding this brilliant effort from ratu naulago who ran almost the full length of the pitch to go over. some speed there. you can see why they call him the fijian flyer! egan bernal‘s defence of his tour de france title looks to be over. the ineos grenadiers rider lost over seven minutes on stage 15, to drop from second to thirteenth overall. primoz roglic keeps the yellow jersey — he's now a0 seconds ahead of fellow slovenian tadej pogacar, while britain's adam yates is now fifth overall. drew savage reports. a site rarely seen in cycling. this tea m a site rarely seen in cycling. this team have dominated since 2012, but their leader was left behind mucked at the yellow and black colours dominating at the front of the race to climb the mountains. they set a punishing pace. they pipped banal to win the eighth tour de france in nine years, but the winner was losing a second and the minutes of the leaders roadway. britain's adam yates, the only man who launched a challenge on the colom

huddersfield beat hull kingston rovers 32—22.all the sport for now. hello. for thursday, something drier and brighter for the uk as a whole. lighter winds, as well. make the most of this window in the weather, though, because essentially our weather pattern right through the weekend now is dominated by low pressure — it's just this little blip here to the south, a tiny hump, if you like, in the isobars, a small ridge of high pressure that's offering us some respite for today. little bit of a chilly start across northern england and northern ireland, but a lot of sunshine here. some lingering rain for northern and eastern scotland should peter out come the afternoon. look out for some some heavier showers gathering towards the south—west and across wales through the second half of the day. a few along the south coast too. but, for the majority, a lot of sunshine and temperatures getting up into the mid teens. but, thursday night and into friday, all eyes to the south of the uk. it looks like a very deep area of low pressure will d

because the country has this cold wind dragging in the cloud of the north sea so places like newcastle, hully. temperatures will be 13 or 1a degrees put out was the west will be lighter winds and some prolonged sunshine, temperatures could even get up to around 16, 17, maybe even 18 degrees in cardiff. he has monday so we already see this change in the wind direction, this milder westerly set in and with that also comes a change in the type of weather we are going to get, so there will be a lot more cloud around, certainly across western areas you will notice that big difference on monday with outbreaks of rain at least temporarily bear on belfast and glasgow around the north west of england and wales annual pulley gets in rain two. notice that the temperatures are rising so we're back into the teens, even the high teens. i think monday is going to feel a lot, lot milder compared to what we have had in the last two days. tuesday, decent sort of day because again we are in between weather systems and there will be some sunshine around but be on tuesday, sydney from wednesday onwards, it is a

there is one game under way in the super league, with st helens taking on hull kingston rovers.eekend, there's a new track in town for formula i, and the drivers have been adjusting to it today in practice. valterri bottas was fastest on the mugello circuit ahead of the tuscan grand prix this weekend. so let's get more on this new addition from fi reporterjennie gow. it is an absolutely beautiful track, sarah, ican it is an absolutely beautiful track, sarah, i can tell you, just in the heart of tuscany. and it's an amphitheatre, really, so many of these fi tracks are but it is deep in the house and it is a gorgeous place for formula i. in the old days, when michael shaw test on it, dv 12 days, when michael shaw test on it, dv i2 engine is for ari would around, —— in his ferrari. now, the hybrid cars, it is not so much murmuring. we are hoping this weekend delivers a exciting race. va ltteri bottas weekend delivers a exciting race. valtteri bottas was fastest in the practice sessions. what we take from that? not

ahead of this weather front, look at the temperatures. 18 in london, 17 in hull, 16 in newcastle.ould feel pleasant. now, next week, we are anticipating the jet stream to make a beeline for us, also these undulations in the jet stream means there will be weather systems and low pressure spiralling across the atlantic so, yes, they're going to bring milder weather, but with that, rain and wind as well. so this is an overview of the weather next week. you can see low pressure spinning up, weather fronts crossing the country. at times there could be very strong winds, but in between these weather systems, you can see gaps there and lulls in the wind and the rain. so here is a summary for next week. we've got milder atlantic winds on the way with a succession of low pressures, meaning unsettled weather on the way. bye— bye. tonight at ten, tributes are paid to the police officer, sergeant matiu ratana, shot dead in croydon, in south london. he'd been with the metropolitan police for almost 30 years. now the force says it's mourning "a great loss." his colleagues knew him as a big guy.

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elsewhere, hull fc beat wakefield 26—23. at the tour de france after stage 12, on a day when a young swiss rider's dream came true. marc hirschi, who turned 22 last month, had twice come close to winning a stage on his debut appearance in the race. he made it third time lucky after breaking clear with seventeen miles to go on the longest stage this year and held on to win by 47 seconds. slovenia's primoz roglic retained the overall lead. and that's all the sport for now. hello, some wet and the windy weather will move south across scotland and northern ireland during friday morning. some of the rain looks quite heavy but by the end of the morning a lot of that will be clearing southwards and through the afternoon, brighter sunnier skies but with a few blustery showers. through the afternoon, the rain reaching into northern england. the rain most substantial to the west of the pennines and eventually towards north wales to end the day. south of that, a few hazy sunny spells under higher temperatures. and for northern england,

shelby county versus hull the disastrous decision to invalidate key positions with the coding voting rights act, justice ginsburg spoke truth to power. she wrote to keep admissions of the voting rights act when it has worked to stop discriminatory changes. it is like throwing away your umbrella and a brainstorm. because you are not getting wet. and of course, justice ruth bader ginsburg was right. and since that decision we have witnessed voter suppression laws. because the supreme court did not listen to her. that is why i champion, john lewis voting rights advancement act to restore the voting rights act. these drives for change andor many others, often begin, it began with two words. i dissent. awe of the greatness of justice ginsburg was met in spades by her authentic goodness. always member the action for cancer awareness event. i'd mention that earlier. but she and my wife, spoke at that together last year. she was so genuinely kind to marsala, tope me, to awe of the people preached that she interacted with. she loved people so it was not surprising they love to write back. it'

in the late match warrington beat hull fc 37-12.even of the the tour de france. there was a thrilling sprint finish in lavaur and jumbo—visma rider wout van aert further strengthened his claim as rider of the season, with a stunning burst to win the stage — his second of the race so far. yates kept up with the leading pack and has hello. it will feel relatively cool this weekend - some shows; most this weekend with some showers. most in the north and the west and there will be some sunshine. the best of that will be further south and east. the winds may net be quite as strong as the last few days —— may not. low pressure to the north, high pressure to the south. in the afternoon, we could see an area of more cloud and longer spells of rain pushing into northern ireland, southwest scotland and across england in north wales. showers running to the midlands. best of the sunshine into the southeast, 18 degrees here. mid teens in the north and west. this feature will spread across the irish sea, bringing patchy rain. isobars on the chart

like london and hull, still cloudy. street, temperatures rise a bit, back into the high teens, but with that comes some cloud, wind and rain. a reminder of our top story. a police officer has been shot dead bya a police officer has been shot dead by a suspect who was being held in a custody centre in south london. from this weekend, people in cardiff, swa nsea, this weekend, people in cardiff, swansea, blackpool and leeds will be among those banned from mixing with other households, is another 2 million people are put under local lockdowns. that's all from the bbc news at six, so it's goodbye from me. 00:00:34,281 --> 2147483051:37:01,855 on bbc one, we nowjoin the bbc‘s 2147483051:37:01,855 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 news teams where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm jane dougall. ahead of a huge weekend of women's sport on the bbc, we'll hear from arsenal and tottenham who meet in the fa cup quarterfinals, and we'll preview england women's third t20 against the west indies. after missing out on a place in the

green telephone boxes, unique to hull.ee months, i've been counting down for it for six ever since our exams got cancelled, so ijust can't wait for it to really get started now. i've been waiting for years for this! you want to get rid of him? that's it! no, we will miss him...| think. really excited, yeah. she's going to hopefully do well. how many people will you be living with? i just live with three others. the problem is, they're your bubble now. mm. what if you don't get on with them? i have a group chat with them already, i'm already chatting with them, it's going to be ok. it's going to be ok! when they're that age, they're just eternally optimistic, aren't they, so... there are nearly 40,000 students moving in to leeds this week, this a city which hasjust recorded its best ever increase in covid infections. for families like these, there are more than the usual worries as they prepare to wave their kids off. yeah, there's a little bit of concern but they seem to have a lot of things in place around here which are

was actuallymond iron hulled, not wood like this one. on april 22, 1865 federal authorities were aware that booth was in southern maryland and waiting to cross into virginia. theain lee got quartermaster at the alexandria depot to put the black diamond in service with the potomac flotilla. he sent her out of alexandria to the naval depot in maryland where they were picking up more specific orders to join a flotilla. they left honey point at 11:00 that night with orders to take anchor at -- in the vicinity of lighthouse. they were to keep a booth from crossing the river. they incurred for the night and got all set up about 12:35 on the morning of april 23. booth was actually crossing the river at this exact time. he had left the shores of maryland -- a member this is the second attempt by him. he had tried the night before but this was the second attempt, the night he was successful. he left the maryland shore on a high incoming tide, which makes his crossing really rough but he got over to virginia's shore sometime after midnight so righ

hull city's crowd pilot on saturday has been cancelled amid a rising number of coronavirus cases in the allowing supporters to attend. up to 1000 fans will still be allowed at the seven other games, the first efl crowds in six months. johanna konta's preparation for the french open is going well. she's into the third round at the italian open in rome after a straight sets win over irina—camelia begu. the world number 13 reached the semi—finals at roland garros last year. but coco gauff has been knocked out of tennis‘s italian open. she was beaten in three sets by two—time grand slam champion garbine muguruza, who has already knocked out sloane stephens on tuesday. tennis's fed cup is to be renamed the billiejean king cup after the great champion and founder of the wta. it's the first time a major global team competition has been named after a woman. billiejean billie jean king continuing billiejean king continuing to make history at the age of 76. ineos grenadiers have finally claimed their first stage win at this year's tour de france. the british team have dominated the race for the l

hull city's crowd pilot on saturday has been cancelled amid a rising number of coronavirus cases in theowing supporters to attend. up to 1,000 fans will still be allowed at the seven other matches, the first efl crowds in six months. johanna konta's preparation for the french open is going well. she's into the third round of the italian open in rome after a straight sets win over irina—camelia begu. the world number 13 reached the semi—finals at roland garros last year. to the tour de france, where ineos grenadiers have their first stage win at this year's race. the british team have dominated for the last decade, but struggled this year, losing their leader and defending champion egan bernal yesterday. today they bounced back with mickal kwiatkowski crossing the line with team—mate richard carapaz to claim his first stage victory at a grand tour. primoz roglic retained the leader's yellow jersey. britain's adam yates slipped back to seventh overall. race leader annemiek van vleuten has been ruled out of the rest of the giro rosa after crashing towards the end of today's seventh stage.

players issa diop and josh cullen had to leave the london stadium before tuesday's carabao cup win over hullng positive for covid—19. he will make a decision on everything that he would make decisions on if he was here, so nothing has changed as far as that is concerned. a little bit like this press co nfe re nce , is concerned. a little bit like this press conference, i am just the messenger. tomorrow's league two match between cheltenham town and grimsby town has been called off because of coronavirus. a member of the grimsby squad has tested positive, meaning other players and staff have to self—isolate. it's the second league two match which has had to be postponed after leyton 0rient‘s game away at walsall was called off. new dates will have to be found for the fixtures. warrington won their ninth game in a row to go top of the super league. they beat catalans dragons 30—16. dragons onlyjust made it to the ground on time after their plane was diverted. warrington ran in five tries including this late one from danny walker which wrapped up the victory. wigan are up to second after a 28—1

st helens have gone back to the top of super league with a golden point win over hull kingston rovers off the top spot earlier this week after the rfl decided to change the standings to points percentage. they were held to 20—all after normal time, but this drop—kick from theo fages, the first of his professional career, sealed a one—point win, to keep the saints undefeated since lockdown. and it was another drop goal that separated leeds and huddersfield. they had been 10—0 down at time but luke gayle made it 13—12 to the rhinos with five minutes to go and it stayed that way. this weekend there's a new track in town for formula one — and the drivers have been adjusting to it today in practice. valterri bottas of mercedes was fastest on the mugello circuit ahead of the tuscan grand prix this weekend. so let's get more on this new addition from f1 reporterjennie gow. it is an absolutely beautiful track ican it is an absolutely beautiful track i can tell you in the heart of tuscany and it is an amphitheatre. so many of these fi tracks are but it is deep in the hills and it is a gorgeous

certainly a fair bit of sunshine around, but notice still that strong wind blowing off the north sea, so hull another cold day on saturday — it'll feel warmer in places like cardiff and also plymouth. saturday evening, you can see that wind continuing, and those showers in east anglia. now the temperatures during the course of the weekend will be nippy. we're talking about a frost in scotland, because the winds will be lightest here. but where we've got those winds blowing off the north sea, temperatures will probably hover around nine celsius. now over the weekend isn't looking too bad. the winds are light, there'll be some sunshine around, but the indications are that cloud, wind and rain will increase next week eventually. bye— bye. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is 0utside source. republicans are pushing back after donald trump refused to admit he would leave office peacefully. vote him out! vote him out! donald trump is accused of acting like a desperate, would be dictator, and they were chants of vote him out outside... it says hilltop up the pay of workers who've lost ours because of coro

but look at these temperatures — 13 degrees in aberdeen, 17 in belfast and in hull.e highest temperature we will see. then as we head through thursday and friday, well, it stays relatively cool in the north. dry for the most part, a bit of rain in the far northwest and it stays dry further south as well, much cooler than it has been and breezy. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is 0utside source. donald trump is about to touch down in california where unprecendented wildfires are ravaging the west coast. he blames bad forest management — his rival to the presidency thinks otherwise. if you give a claimant arsonist for more yea rs if you give a claimant arsonist for more years in the white house, why would anyone be surprised if we have more of america ablaze? a stunning discovery in the atmosphere of venus — scientists find evidence they say could indicate signs of life on the planet. the british parliament debates a controversial bill that would allow the government to break international law and override part of the brexit treaty. in recent months, the eu

and day back in the mediterranean the liberty was now listing at 10 degrees a massive hole in the hull above and below the water line. the planes that they said they were sending to us never arrived where i was afraid of and i think most of us was that we were going to sink all the mess decks was was pretty much littered with the wound looks like something out of a horror movie with people standing around or lying wounded and dead and stunned heads missing parts of the bodies the liberty had only one doctor on board with very limited medical resources there was not a table that wasn't being used with the body on or wounded body and the doctor fixed compound fractures and treated but it entrap the wounds while blood transfusions were given to. it was. it was real bad and the doctor said to him you want me to operate he says you're probably going to die if i do and you'll certainly die if i don't and he said go ahead doctor and so when the doctor operated. we held in this tight as we could as horrible pain i'm sure for him and all of a sudden he went he went limp and he died right there.