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a bit more on charlie hull. being made would you say? it'll be interesting to see what charlie has to say. i think she'll be bitterly disappointed. she had so many opportunities, making those early bogeys on her round, saw her slip away from the leader. at one point she was five behind lillian could do on the front nine. she had this incredible moment where she dashed vu she hold the place erupted and she thought perhaps that was the moment she was going to get around. and something would start for her but shejust and something would start for her but she just couldn't sink the part. she was out of position, really struggling, at times you could see the stress of trying to land a first major title was perhaps beginning to get to her. at least two moments from the 15th and 16th, she three prodded on the 15th and lillian vu, she dropped her shot as well. that would've been an opportunity for charlie hull to stand up up put the pressure on. she had an eagle pot on the 16, ten feet and she missed that one. back at y

hull kr still talk about the 1980 cup final. _ league. hull kr still talk about the 1980 cup final.lk about a win when _ 1980 cup final. who doesn't talk about a win when they've - 1980 cup final. who doesn't talk about a win when they've won i 1980 cup final. who doesn't talk l about a win when they've won this beautiful trophy? another phenomenal set of fans. the fans are so great and it's one of the hardest places to play. they really deserve to be here. they've had ups and downs, but i can't wait to see them tomorrow. let's talk about the women, because it's hugely important for the women's game to be here at wembley. ten years ago, five years ago, we were at york. five years later, i can't even put into words. quite emotional. _ can't even put into words. quite emotional, it _ can't even put into words. quite emotional, it really _ can't even put into words. quite emotional, it really is _ can't even put into words. quite emotional, it really is quite - emotional, it really is quite a moment. emotional, it really is quite a moment-— emotional, it really is quite a moment. . , .

you can tell that hull really _ the world. you can tell that hull really is _ the world. you can tell thatl hull really is a good place to cut my— hull really is a good place to cut my pride _ hull really is a good place to cut my pride-— cut my pride. what is pride mean to — cut my pride. what is pride mean to you? _ cut my pride. what is pride mean to you? being - cut my pride. what is pride i mean to you? being yourself. cut my pride. what is pride - mean to you? being yourself. as far as the lgb or sexual orientation aspects of it goes, a lot— orientation aspects of it goes, a lot of— orientation aspects of it goes, a lot of movement has happened. there _ a lot of movement has happened. there is— a lot of movement has happened. there is an — a lot of movement has happened. there is an awful lot more work to be _ there is an awful lot more work to be done _ there is an awful lot more work to be done and identify what can be — to be done and identify what can be done for our trans community. can be done for our trans community-— can be done for our trans community. can

she and charley hull started in the lead.ley hull, hoping for a second glitch win in five years it has been that long since georgia hall won the title but it wasn't to be for charley hull. she was making some early bogeys. vu was picking up the birdies, birdie on the last hole as well. a second major championship win of the yearfor three. she won her first major at the chevron championship in april. since then she has been struggling with a shoulder injury so she hasn't been making putts playing particular good golfer. —— golf. come into this last major of the year slightly under the radar even though everyone knows what a talent she is. she has a lovely back story as well because of a player who was so incredibly talented as an amateur and came into the ranks and are so many do struggle with life on tour and struggled with form as well, thought about walking away from the game and picking up that first major win in texas in april and now has backed up with a second one in the same year. it is an incredible feat and really pr

branwenjeffreys, bbc news, hull.ter crowds of muslims burned churches and vandalised homes. the violence was sparked by claims that two christian men had torn pages from the quran. public gatherings have also been restricted for seven days in the area. the bbc urdu s correspondent umer daraz nangiana is on the ground injaranwala. this church is called the salvation army church in the city of jaranwala. it is said to be one of the historic buildings, the oldest buildings in the city. some people say it is more than 100 years old. and this was a historic church here, and this is what remains of it after the violent protests of yesterday, when a charged mob attacked this place. they scaled the walls of the building. they removed the cross which was up here on the building, and any you can see, as you get to the conditions right now, none of the rooms in this building is safe. the building is almost, the infrastructure is very weak right now. there are seven rooms where fire is still burning. and this is just one of the

rod hull and emu rather punctured the suave tv persona. with its relaxed, late—night style, was also a springboard. i hope i can get away with this, it's a beauty! it was a programme that could transform a career. it's a sort of substitute for tattoos, i'm frightened to get a tattoo. billy connolly appeared 15 times. what about the oyster that went to a discotheque and pulled a mussel? laughter. they became good friends. he says, i need somewhere to park my bike! laughter. you know her better as bette davis. for hollywood star bette davis there was almost a standing ovation forjust being on the show. applause. thank you, thank you. the programme could in a moment swing from highbrow debate to risque flirtation... and occasionally some of the questions may have discomfited the interviewee. let's talk about nudity. helen mirren was less than impressed by this line of inquiry. do you find in fact that this, what could be best described as your equipment, in fact hinders you perhaps in that pursuit? meg ryan was also another frosty moment. in

this is the very matrix from which the hull of the anti-mine ship is formed; the largest hulls made of monolithic fiberglass are made here, extremely work, painstaking and accurate work in the matrix. mostly ladies layer. behind a layer of fabric resin fabric resin, the body, like a puff, a cake that is not inferior in strength to steel, but lighter and more durable . the workshops and the slipway are fully occupied and this part of the industry does not experience any problems. in parallel, the plant is also engaged in civil projects. the uniqueness is that the plant works with all materials. catamaran hulls are assembled from steel used by shipbuilding, two have already been launched on line 175. kronstadt square one works in sochi on a high wave , is forced to launch and cannot continue movement speed, catamaran, calmly withstands problems no 150 plus 50. places speed 30 knots ability to work with sea waves up to 4 points. how much is expensive? no, it is two times cheaper than a meteor. yes, 300 million rubles. yes, because the five, of course, are very expensive 300 million rubles

when i started working, we had two suppliers of hulls of the 82nd mine and two suppliers of hulls of the 120 minus today we have more than 14 suppliers of hulls of the 82nd mine and 13 suppliers of hulls of the 120th minus the 13th - and these are all ukrainian companies, that is , the number of enterprises that are starting to work for the defense industry is increasing in our country, this is a good sign that the state is rebuilding the economy along military lines that is, we will be the ones. putin wanted to depoliticize ukraine, instead we will simply become the most militarized country in europe and one of the most powerful in the world . good. but in order for all this to progress, you need to say it correctly in ukrainian. publicity is in english, and publicity, you need to constantly talk about it, go out with communications, tell people to show, but in a war situation, well, as a journalist who works with official data all the time, i know that it is difficult, to put it mildly, it would be important for me it is more interesting now to ask about our production of drones, p

june and her husband, martin hull, will be taking their first holiday in five years in september.volunteers like les, they're really worried about some of the most vulnerable patients being able to get to hospital. matthew hill, bbc south today. bosses at east midlands airport say today is expected to be their busiest day of the summer, with 19 thousand passengers expected to pass through. passenger numbers are finally approaching what they were in 2019. giles taylor is at the airport. well, we're inside the familiar surroundings of the check—in hall at east midlands airport, where lots of passengers are getting ready to go off on their summer holidays. and with us here is mike grimes from the airport. mike, you're expecting a very busy day today, aren't you? yeah, certainly a very busy day. we're seeing around 19,000 customers travelling through the airport today, which is fantastic, about 95% of pre—covid levels. so yeah, really busy day. and the terminal�*s working well and getting people off on their holidays, and a good start. and everyone knows it's been a really difficult f

so people who were brexiteers in hull , who were brexiteers in hull, west hull, we call it, but hulll, we call it, but hull west and hessle is the correct name anyway, if you as a brexiteer, it's like, right, do i go with nigel's party or do i believe boris and go with the tories? what do i so in the tories? what do i do? so in the end, what we achieved we end, what we achieved is we split the brexiteers down the middle labour. sorry. yeah, we split them. labour got in through actually through the middle and actually labour with more labour got re—elected with more people against than people voting against them than voting see what voting for them. if you see what i mean. >> that's problem you've >> that's the problem you've got. people aren't voting got. i mean people aren't voting for they're policies, for labour and they're policies, they're against the they're voting against the current government. mean , current government. i mean, don't you when you get to don't you find when you get to this with government this stage with the government being for this length being in power for

hull hit six birdies in her third round 68.day for a lot of football fans in england, but not many visiting a pub near birmingham city's st andrews stadium would have expected a seven time superbowl champion to bejoining them. there is though a reason for tom brady turning up at the roost. the former quarterback is involved with the club's new owners. and stayed on to watch them beat leeds 1—0 in the championship. dan pallett reports. cheering birmingham city fans are blowing it and it is due to the new american owners and the owners are pleased to be here. tom wagoner and tom brady's first game saw the blues beat leeds 1-0 with first game saw the blues beat leeds 1—0 with a penalty. the first game saw the blues beat leeds 1-0 with a penalty.— 1-0 with a penalty. the team played well. i 1-0 with a penalty. the team played well- i think — 1-0 with a penalty. the team played well. i think the _ 1-0 with a penalty. the team played well. i think the club _ 1-0 with a penalty. the team played well. i think the club played - 1-0 with

rod hull and emu rather _ attacked by a salting emu. punctured - attacked by a salting emu. rod hull and emu rather punctured the - attacked by a salting emu. rod hull| and emu rather punctured the suave tv persona. of course, there was a much hollywood glamour in the childhood. this assumption, you were born into a mining family so you followed your dad's footsteps into the pit. his escape was journalism, which documented tv.— escape was journalism, which documented tv. then in 1971, the parkinson show. _ documented tv. then in 1971, the parkinson show. i _ documented tv. then in 1971, the parkinson show. i hope _ documented tv. then in 1971, the parkinson show. i hope i - documented tv. then in 1971, the parkinson show. i hope i can - documented tv. then in 1971, the parkinson show. i hope i can get. parkinson show. i hope i can get away with _ parkinson show. i hope i can get away with this, _ parkinson show. i hope i can get away with this, it _ parkinson show. i hope i can get away with this, it is _ parkinson show. i hope i can ge

vu won by six strokes from england's charley hull.s wait for a first major goes on, afterfinishing in a tie for second at the us women's open last month. belgium's lotte kopecky won the women's road race on sunday, for a third gold medal at the world cycling championships. demi vollering of the netherlands took silver, just ahead of denmark's cecilie ludwig in third, after the 154km race from loch lomond ended with six circuits of glasgow. kopecky also won golds on the track in scotland in the points and elimination races. great britain finished top of the medal table — beth shriever with their 23rd gold as she reclaimed the bmx world title. the olympic champion led from start to finish. the 2018 winner laura smulders was second for the netherlands, with us rider alise willoughby, who won the title in 2019, crossing the line in third. and that's all the sport for now. iranian members of parliament have voted to review a controversial hijab law behind closed doors, meaning it is likely there will be no public debate on the issue. the s

temperatures are climbing — 2a in london, 22 in hull, 20 in newcastle.ental air with it. these are the kind of temperatures we could see — 25 in north—west scotland, 27 in london, for example. but what's going to happen during the course of thursday is there will be a fair bit of cloud in some western areas. through the day, some of that could be thick enough for the odd spot of rain, as well, but it should stay dry for most, with bright skies or indeed some sunny spells. these are the temperatures in towns and cities, but, as we saw, we could get a little bit higher than that — 26 in london. as we move forward from thursday and towards the latter part of the week, this weather front sweeps in. it's a cold front. in doing so, it will bring some rain with it. but as well as that, it's going to introduce some fresher conditions, so you can see how the temperature slides in the ensuing few days. live from london. this is bbc news the us secretary, antony blinken speaks to the bbc — and warns of the dangers of the wagner mercenary group taking advantage of t

england's charley hull is looking to put herself in contention to add to her two career wins after sheext hole. hole ended her around on one under par, one shot off the lead, thanks in part to an eagle on the 16th. georgia hall is currently two over par. to rugby union, england head coach, steve borthwick, has reacted to saturday's defeat by wales in cardiff by making 11 changes for the return fixture at twickenham. owen farrell returns to captain the side from fly half with experienced forwards jamie george, marrow its oj and believe in a polar also returning to the side. this is england's second of four warm up games ahead of the world cup in september with matches against ireland and fiji still to come. that's just about it from us, you can of course gets more and although stories including the latest transfer talk over on the bbc sport website and the bbc sport app. for me and the team, thanks for watching, we will see you again a bit later on. hello and welcome, i'm sarah campbell. ijust want i just want to bring you ijust want to bring you some breaking news we have got from our

event before leigh leopards made history with their first challenge cup title for 52 years 7 beating hulld was watching. two big firsts. for the women, the first challenge cup final here at wimbley, victory for st. helens, significant step in the delivery of the women's game. first victory since 1971 for the leigh leopards, a victory few leigh will ever forget. for these fans the journey has been long, the wait even longer. rovers more than 40, for leigh, more than 50 yea rs. since changing their name and colours to leopards, 10 two were making a lot of noise, it felt a long time in the making, the leopards wouldn't be quiet for long, lachlan lem levelled the game. a contest worthy of the occasion, it was the leopards that pounce, tom briscoe finding a space when no one else could. still, time four more drama. this kick somehow evaded everyone, until crucially it bounced its way to a whole kr band. brad schneider kicking level with just seconds remaining. with just seconds to remain meaning, after all these years both sides would have to hang on just a little longer, golden point, the fir

four versions of komika boats, the data to pass were open access, then dances or another form of the hull, well, something else than kamicardi boats in our country . well, we didn't have anything. what would it take to get these russian ships, the new russian one? there are only assumptions for the rental of electric motors, nothing else. and here we are actually talking about the range of this mission, because if we say that it is about this, there is a magura b5 drone, which has a maximum range of up to 800 km in reserve movement, if we are there. let's assume that the start of these strike drones was somewhere in the region of 10, then somewhere i almost 700 km, that is, it is said that it was performed almost at the limit of the technical capabilities of this drone, and there, by the way, for some reason information appeared about the fact that the combat part of this drone is much larger than in previous versions, it says up to almost 400 kg of explosives, but i have a question , first of all, about the control system, did you make analytical materials where you studied the features

this was the 22nd pride in hull event.celebrate and be able to be open and dress up, and really be proud. what does pride mean to you? notjust accepting, but celebrating the differences in the world. you can tell that hull really is a great place for pride. l what does pride mean to you? about being yourself and being really open with everybody. as far as the lgb aspect, or sexual orientation aspects of the pride movement go, a lot of movement has happened, there is an awful lot more work to be done in identifying what can be done for our trans community. 0rganisers say they hope that by walking with transgender groups, it will mean even more people listen to their message. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. you're live with bbc news. on friday, a texasjudge ruled that parts of the state's ban on abortion may be too restrictive. judgejessica mangrum issued a temporary injunction — granting exemptions for women with pregnancy complications and their doctors. butjust hours after that decision

boats, the data to go through were publicly available, then the dances are a little different form hullmething else than kamikade boats in our country. they will be these russians on new year’s eve, so with a big account that so what else to go to this version is only an assumption under the comedian’s proctors to none otherwise and here it is actually about the range of this mission, because if we say that this is about the magurove-5 drone, which has a maximum range of up to 800 km , then if we are there, let's assume that the launch of these strike drones was somewhere in the region of 10, then somewhere there almost 700 km, that is, it is said that it was carried out almost at the limit of the technical capabilities of this drone, and by the way, why did information appear that the combat part of this drone is much larger than in previous versions, up to almost 400 kg explosives but i have a question first of all, about the control system, you did a-a materials, analytical de- studied the features of managing such firewood over long distances. can we say that now all the nuances tha

jonah hull went deep underground to find out more. tired of the mediterranean heat? this is what summer looks like in tanigrishai, north wales. where, besides hiking the picturesque hills of the vale of festiniogh, lots of people come to explore the disused slate mines. some even come to spend a night deep inside one. more about that in a moment, because first, well, there's no easy way down. 30 meters depth. so it opened initially in 1810, just a surface quarrying. the victorians, was it? that's right, yeah, yeah. it was, they then followed the vein of slate down into the ground and really ramped up the operation. and then it closed in 1903. the victorians were much more sensible about all this. i do this a lot. they built bridges. and ladders. please note the making of this report was or work not fun. so this is one of our final descents and abseil of about 20 meters to a depth of around 400 meters down here in the darkness. the lengths and depths some people would go to for a good night's sleep. the victorians never got round to building this. welcome to deep slee

in the presence of a ukrainian delegation , specialists have already cut the metal for the future hullstarted welding work , the construction schedule has not yet been made public but the turks promised to build new corvettes in accordance with the agreed terms as quickly and qualitatively as the first corvette that received the name hetman ivan mazepa, they began to build it in the fall of 2021 and launched it in a year when the great war was already going on in ukraine, the new corvette will be slightly different in hull and will become even more powerful, it is also known that a french anti-aircraft missile system will be installed on it, ukrainian pilots will start training on american ff-16 fighters in the coming days, and the united states has already given permission to two countries to the transfer of aircraft after training in ukraine, we will now ask our own tsn correspondent for the united states, olga koshelenko, for details. she joins us live from washington, and congratulations to olya. so, the coalition of fighters, if i am not mistaken, consists of 11 countries, they pr

this was the 22nd pride in the hull event.ress up and really be proud. what does pride mean to you? not just accepting, but celebrating the differences in the world. you can tell that hull really is a great place for pride. l what does pride mean to you? about being yourself and being really open with everybody. as far as the lgb aspect, or sexual orientation aspects of the pride movement go, a lot of movement has happened, there is an awful lot more work to be done in identifying what can be done for our trans community. 0rganisers say they hope that by walking with transgender groups, it will mean even more people listen to their message. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. you're live with bbc news. since the mass protests in iran that took place last year, hundreds of young, injured protesters have fled the country in the hope of receiving medical treatment abroad. sima moradbeygi was one of them. three months ago, with her three—year—old daughter, she escaped from iran and found refuge in ne

this was the 22nd pride in hull event. celebrate and be able to be open and dress up and really be proud. what does pride mean to you? notjust accepting, but celebrating the differences in the world. you can tell that hull really is a great place for pride. l what does pride mean to you? it's about being yourself and being really open with everybody. as far as the lgbt aspects or sexual orientation aspects of the pride movement go, a lot of movement has happened. there is an awful lot more work to be done and sort of identifying what can we done for our trans community. 0rganisers say they hope that by working with transgender groups, it will mean even more people listen to their message. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. you're live with bbc news. in the us, donald trump says he will be asking the judge in his election fraud case to step aside, claiming that he would not get a fair trial unless she does. the former president took to his social media platform, truth social, to attack the le

take the previous ones. to pass were open access, the dances are a little different, the shape of the hull is a little different. well, we don’t have anything other than kamikade boats. well, we didn’t have anything to get these russian ships in new year’s eve , so it’s a big deal to go to this version like that, there are only assumptions about patriarch mikhal, nothing else. and here we are actually talking about the range of this mission, because if we say that this is about the magura b5 drone, which has a maximum range of up to 800 km , then if we are there, let's assume that the start of these of strike drones was there somewhere in the area of ​​10 or so somewhere i almost 700 km, that is, it is said that it was carried out almost at the limit of the technical capabilities of this drone, and by the way, why did information appear that the combat part of this drone is much larger than in the previous versions, it says up to almost 400 kg of explosives, but i have a question, first of all, about the control system, you did a-and analytical materials where you studied the features of m

hull will be tough opponents _ have fun. hull will be tough opponents as _ have fun.nd i it and they were there in 2015 and it and they were there in 2015 and it wasn't_ it and they were there in 2015 and it wasn't a — it and they were there in 2015 and it wasn't a great _ it and they were there in 2015 and it wasn't a great experience - it and they were there in 2015 and it wasn't a great experience for i it wasn't a great experience for chris— it wasn't a great experience for chris chester— it wasn't a great experience for chris chester because - it wasn't a great experience for chris chester because they- it wasn't a great experience for chris chester because they got| chris chester because they got thumped — chris chester because they got thumped by— chris chester because they got thumped by leeds _ chris chester because they got thumped by leeds when - chris chester because they got thumped by leeds when she i chris chester because they got i thumped by leeds when she gets reminded — thumped by leeds when she gets reminded of— thumped by leeds when she gets remin

hull hit six birdies in her third round 68. i hit my driver really good. been long, the wait even longer. here was their moment perhaps. since changing their name and colours to leopards, leigh are a club that have found their roar. rovers were making plenty of noise themselves, and when they went in to score the opening try, they felt a moment a long time in the making. the leopards wouldn't be quiet for long. a passing move saw them levelled again. a contest worthy of the occasion. it was the leopards that pounced. tom briscoe finding space where no—one else could. still, it was time for more drama. this kick evaded everyone. the video replays seemed to take an age. try. brad schneider kicking rovers level with just seconds remaining. after all these years, both sides would have to hang on a little longer. golden point, the first to score. a goal to seal astonishing glory. after decades of waiting, of dreaming, rugby league's most famous prize finally belongs to leigh again. history too for the women and before a ball was even kicked. a first final at we

end of the 19th century, the uniform of a firefighter was very simple trousers in a belt half-caftan hulld full of one hundred percent safety with such equipment to speak, of course, it was difficult for the first time helmets. as a combat element , uniforms appeared among belarusian firefighters in the middle of the 19th century;

now let's go to hull in east yorkshire. i hope you're sitting down. shocking . you see will and maria shocking. you see will and maria taylor have a four year old daughter who was in nursery school. she was then shown as part of pride month. my material that i think most of you will think was highly inappro appropriate. yeah, it's actually gay bondage stuff. and i'm quite why we think it's appropriate to show this to four year old kids. i simply don't know. i think will taylor, who joins me down the line, took much the same view. will, could you believe your daughter was being shown this stuff ? this stuff? >> no , i absolutely couldn't. >> no, i absolutely couldn't. thank you, nigel, for having us on. i had to go and see it for myself. so another parent sent us images through whatsapp saying , have you seen what's in saying, have you seen what's in this book? this is horrific. and so the following day, without hesitation, i took my daughter to nursery and i honestly assumed that the nursery would just admit a mistake, that they would just apologise a

this is local favorite charlie hull hull from the bunker on the 11th hole. to putt. hull began the day tied for the lead but couldn't keep up with lillia vu. the 25 year old from fountain valley view closed her final round 67 with this birdie putt for a six stroke victory. who also won the chevron championship back in april. in addition to a champagne bath who takes home $1.35 million to go with the three quarters of a million that she won in the spring. good to see that football back, by the way. and you and jason coming back in 30. we will be back in 30 with sports wrapped. lots more about the giants, the 40 niners the a's you name it like you hear that. all right joe thank you. you bet. next at 11, sometimes i read text from my family because i can't talk to all of them. and they're constantly showing their love for me and they're worried about me. but i am fine. i have my life and i know god's with maui wildfire victims showing strength through adversity. tonight we go 11:00 news on ktvu . fox two starts now. hello again this sunday. i'm cristina rendon

i hull and emu rather punctured the rather suave tv persona.— hull and emu rather punctured the ratherrsona. i knew we should never— rather suave tv persona. i knew we should never have _ rather suave tv persona. i knew we should never have booked - rather suave tv persona. i knew we should never have booked it. - rather suave tv persona. i knew we should never have booked it. there| should never have booked it. there was not much _ should never have booked it. there was not much of _ should never have booked it. there was not much of hollywood - should never have booked it. there was not much of hollywood glamour in his childhood as the son of a yorkshire miner. my his childhood as the son of a yorkshire miner. g ., ., ., , yorkshire miner. my generation was the first to challenge _ yorkshire miner. my generation was the first to challenge the _ the first to challenge the assumption that if you are born into assumption that if you are born into a mining family you followed your diapers life footsteps down to the pit. diapers life footsteps down to the it. , diapers life footsteps down

the temperatures will be around 16 in london and about that for hull, newcastle and even edinburgh andn. but out from the west, from the get—go, the showers will be streaming in and spreading across the country. so a mixed bag to come on saturday. some of the showers could be heavy, could be thundery, but there will be gaps in between those spells of rain and certainly some sunshine in the forecast. i think the most lengthy sunny spells may be along the south coast, in the south—east, but even further north i think you'll be pleased to hear there will be some decent windows of sunny weather. a similar picture on sunday. the low pressure still close by. it's actually a very slow moving low, so it pretty much parks itself over the uk during the course of the weekend. notice that the showers are more frequent in the north—west compared to anywhere else in the uk on sunday. on monday the low pressure is still with us. a bit of a sting in its tail because this area, this weather front, isjust brushing the south—east, so i think some more maybe persistent showers and even a spell of maybe mo

this was the 22nd year of pride in hull.? notjust accepting but celebrating the differences in the world. you can tell that hull really is a good place to celebrate pride. what does pride mean to you? being yourself. as far as the lgb or sexual orientation aspects of it goes, a lot of movement has happened. there is an awful lot more work to be done and in identifying what can be done for our trans community. organisers say they hope that by walking with transgender groups it'll mean even more people listen to their message. voice-over: for more - stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. you're live with bbc news. china has suffered its heaviest rainfall since records began 140 years ago. the country has been hit by devastating flooding including in and around the capital of beijing. at least 20 people have died, more than 20 are still missing, and tens of thousands have been forced to flee their homes. state media report that more than 9,000 rescuers have already been dispatched to hard hit zhuozhou where o

this was the 22nd pride in hull event. it's just nice being able to celebrate.d dress up and really be proud. what does pride mean to you? notjust accepting but celebrating the differences in the world. you can tell that hull really is a great place for pride. what does pride mean to you? about being yourself and being really open with everybody. as far as the lgb aspects or sexual orientation aspects of the pride movement go, a lot of movement has happened. there is an awful lot more work to be done in identifying what can be done for our trans community. 0rganisers say they hope by working with transgender groups it will mean even more people listen to their message. let's return to our main story this hour and donald trump has been criminally charged with plotting to overturn his defeat in the 2020 us presidential election. here's us special counseljack smith. the attack on our nation's capitol on january sixth 202i was an unprecedented assault on the seat of american democracy. as described in the indictment, it was fuelled by lies. lies by the defendant, ta

e was for everything d-shit-like menovita before in these aha yards of bark near such hulls and againra. this place is such a report is shifted under lock and key, you secular do not toil. this is the jacacia, the insane shells were to be rented. uh, young people give them aduction to replenish their shares. so, where there is an ideal school, there is money, it’s not shtanakhshtau in a boarding school. yakim has children in the morning for all of his unmarried. and this pharmacy is victorious in development, not only medicine. and this development of the neck would have come from the father, disney laboratories. couldn't get along with the sounds of the same haramist skill terribly divinity in the internal layout of the organs. characteristic stretched out with whipped monks now i can sit at the same part of the church at the same time with the passers-by secular duties are criminal neffi, and you are a monk. the orthodox church needs a whole inner place, and a year ago they were rebuilt new along the paths, cylindrical crypts did not haunt the demoulding with their weakening of the

england's charley hull has... bertie here on the 11th, and she is currently on a—under.much. we'll have more about the start of the premier league. that's in about 15 minutes. let's get more on the junior doctors strike. junior doctors in england have begun their latest round of strike action as part of a long—running dispute about pay and conditions. health service leaders have said there will be disruption for patients. thousands of appointments and procedures have been postponed. the government said its offer is fair and final. in a moment, we'll look at whatjunior doctors earn, but first, this report from dominic hughes. the fifth time this dispute, doctors have taken to the picket line. from 0xford, london to salford, the striking doctors seemed determined to continue their industrial action. despite the government refusing to budge on its latest pay offer. we government refusing to budge on its latest pay offer-— latest pay offer. we want this to sto -. the latest pay offer. we want this to stop. the government _ latest pay offer. we want this to stop. the governme

hull hit six birdies in her third round 68.city's st andrews stadium would have expected a seven time superbowl champion to bejoining them. there is though a reason for tom brady turning up at the roost. the former quarterback is involved with the club's new owners and stayed on to watch them beat leeds 1—0 in the championship. what a sight. and that's all the sport for now. tom brady in birmingham, that really is a sight. thank you very much. thank you very much. to ukraine now and the government has claimed "partial success" in its counter—offensive in the zaporijia region. the ukrainian general staff says that its forces have gained ground around the village of robotyne and have successfully repelled russian counter attacks elsewhere along the front line. it is now over two months since ukraine started its counter offensive. in that time, they have retaken several villages and advanced several kilometres but have yet to achieve a significant breakthrough. current ukrainian gains have come at a heavy cost and medical aid is p

rod hull and emu rather punctured the suave tv persona. 0f rod hull and emu rather punctured the suaveasn't much hollywood glamour in the childhood of the son of a yorkshire miner. mt; in the childhood of the son of a yorkshire miner. my generation was the first that — yorkshire miner. my generation was the first that challenge _ yorkshire miner. my generation was the first that challenge the - the first that challenge the assumption that if you are born into assumption that if you are born into a mining family you followed your dad's footsteps down into the pit. his escape was journalism which took him granada tv. and then in 1971 the parkinson show. it was a programme that could transform a career. billy connko that could transform a career. billy connolly appeared 15 times. the 0 ster connolly appeared 15 times. the oyster went _ connolly appeared 15 times. the oyster went to _ connolly appeared 15 times. the oyster went to a _ connolly appeared 15 times. the oyster went to a discotheque and pulled _ oyster went to a discotheque and pulled a — oyster went to a discotheque and pulled

, but hull.never mind vote for susan hull and all is going to be well. my question you is, why should question to you is, why should we susan why should we trust susan hall? why should we trust susan hall? why should we conservatives, we trust the conservatives, given, got given, as you say, they've got no position this? no real position on this? >> well, i think two things. first foremost, just lord first and foremost, just lord moylan, daniel is in the throes of moving on, albeit perhaps after the event action through the house of lords to tack on to an existing bill that will stop this happening again. >> but a bit late for him, isn't it? it's just too late for cousin on it. >> is it. is it is too late for him on this example. but what it will do if it's successful and if we can get cross—party cooperation , it will be to stop cooperation, it will be to stop road price charging going. all right. well, that's clearly where he's going. no, no, no. i get that. so but that's leg one. your question

these are the temperatures, 12 celsius in lerwick to 21 towards hull.till be windy across the northeast of scotland and by the end of the night, more cloud and spots of rain will be coming in across northern ireland and quite murky and humid across parts of wales and southwest england, especially on the coast. through the course of tomorrow, a lot of dry weather, sunshine around, still windy across the northeast, especially in shetland. towards the west, there will be a bit more cloud at times, sticking up for the odd spot of rain but temperatures climbing, 2a in london, 22 in hull, 20 in newcastle. then as we move from wednesday into thursday, all of us will really be feeling the benefit of that warmth is the wind travels further north, taking the warm continental air with it. these are the kind of temperatures we could see, 25 in northwest scotland, 27 in london for example. what is going to happen during thursday is there will be a fair bit of cloud in some western areas. through the day, some western areas. through the day, some of that could be thi

like you will finish off well, one can sit by the head holding on, when the hull that has flown downocked well, that is, we play a little more, someone is holding on to the stomach. that's right right. here, like a bullet hit in the stomach, rolling on the ground. yes, you can also twitch, like hitting the head. all fine. one dead really lies all spectacle it consists of many elements. this is from the complexity of maneuvering by people with aviation pyrotechnics. and, of course, theatrical art of the reenactors themselves. remember that in the first assault you undermine the dog correctly? yes, he drove you back. on the whole , the men played well with five out of five points. i say right away that if you play like that, that's it, nothing else is needed. think here there will be about 100 such actors in the overall scenario. you did everything, right? everything is correct, the only thing slower let's focus on the technique most often it takes. it's half a day to prepare this thing well for the guys, and so that they feel the whole thing. most often , it is this scrupulous prepara

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norwich, hull and newcastle waking up to some sunshine early on saturday and around 16 degrees.orecast for saturday. fairly brisk around western coasts with this breeze around the area of low pressure. for many of us, a mixture of those sunny spells and occasional showers. the odd heavier shower, but also lengthy spells of sunshine are forecast. on sunday, i think the showers will be more frequent across the north—west here. so northern ireland, western parts of scotland, perhaps some showers heading towards the south—west of england later on too. i think drier weather the further east and south—east you are, so again, norwich a very decent day on sunday and some parts of the south and the south—east may actually get away with a mostly dry weekend, no showers at all. here's a look at monday and into tuesday. low pressure starting to fizzle away and by tuesday, eventually, we'll see high pressure building in. but monday, a chance of some rain across the south. fine weather for wales, for the north—west of england, so lancashire enjoying some fine weather, the lake district should

england's charley hull is xxx shots off the lead as she finishes her third round at the women's open.in surrey where our golf cortrespondent iain carterjoins us. and let's start first with viewing. looked so much in control a few hours ago but not so much now. the hours ago but not so much now. tte: speculation was that she might emulate her compatriot from the deep south of america, brian holland after his victory in many respects at the... five shot lead in the second round, exactly the same way as allie ewing did, bogeys at the first, the fifth, the six, she did bounce back with a couple of birdies at the start of the back nine but then drop shots of the 13th and 14th, she isjust done then drop shots of the 13th and 14th, she is just done well. then drop shots of the 13th and 14th, she isjust done well. par i4th, she isjust done well. par 15th, that drops her 14th, she isjust done well. par 15th, that drops her down to seven under par, and out of the lead. a couple of other americans at the top of the leaderboard, just finished her around and lily of who also ate under par but char

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hull, newcastle, the lowlands of scotland, aberdeen, fine weather on thursday.h there will be rain at times. is today. —— that is thursday. high pressure is starting to build for the weekend. there is an indication that this weekend the weather is not looking bad at all. some sunshine, but pleasantly warm. for once the weather is going to behave this coming weekend. that is it. have a good day. live from london, this is bbc news. passengers face days of disruption after problems with the uk's air traffic control system cause the cancellation of more than 1,500 flights. pakistan's former prime minister, imran khan, is granted bail by the country's high court. an inquest in the uk hears the cause of the death of ten—year—old sara sharif is likely to be "unnatural". latest estimates show a sharp rise in the number of troops killed in ukraine. we have a special report. what we hear from soldiers on the front line is... hello, i'm maryam moshiri. welcome to bbc news. now, three hours of fast—moving news, interviews and reaction. we start with the thousands of travell

end of the 19th century, the uniform of a firefighter was very simple trousers in a belt half-caftan hull boots, and full 100% safety with such equipment to say, of course, it was difficult, for the first time helmets. as a combat element , the uniform appeared among the belarusian firefighters in the middle of the 19th century. the fireman issued a bronze one, gilded for the lower ranks. a copper helmet was intended, they were rubbed to a shine in order to see each other in the smoke, white trousers. it was the summer form. according to one of the legends. they were used so that after the fire was extinguished it was clear who really was the hero over the years, the building became higher and higher. and the task gradually arose more difficult, the need and uniforms with a high degree of protection. this is how combat clothing appears, such as storm, it was used by the firefighters of belarus until the end of the nineties . skin such clothing. protected from the spark of water by the beginning, the eighties, firefighters had plastic helmets. they did not heat up, since they were metal, b

and i like charley's chance, charley hull.me unbelievable golf on the sunday. she's not had her best year by any means, i think she would agree to that. but when she's right she's very right and i think this could be a week where her length, she is definitely one of the longer hitters, she could come through as well. at the canadian open in montreal, world number one iga swiatek is through to the third round after a 7—6, 6—2 win over czech karolina pliskova. the pole oversaw the resistance of pliskova with the first set lasting an hour — the second was a much more straight forward affair and she'll face karolina muchova for a place in the last eight as the four time grand slam champion continues to build towards the defence of her us open crown in new york starting later this month. in the men's tournament in toronto former champion daniil medvedev was playing for the first time since his wimbledon semifinal loss against carlos alcaraz. he overcame italian qualifier matteo arnalsi 6—2, 7—5 with minimalfuss, and will face anoth

now let's go to hull in east yorkshire. i hope you're sitting down. shocking . you see will and maria shocking. you see will and maria taylor have a four year old daughter who was in nursery school. she was then shown as part of pride month. my material that i think most of you will think was highly inappro appropriate. yeah, it's actually gay bondage stuff. and i'm quite why we think it's appropriate to show this to four year old kids. i simply don't know. i think will taylor, who joins me down the line, took much the same view. will, could you believe your daughter was being shown this stuff ? this stuff? >> no , i absolutely couldn't. >> no, i absolutely couldn't. thank you, nigel, for having us on. i had to go and see it for myself. so another parent sent us images through whatsapp saying , have you seen what's in saying, have you seen what's in this book? this is horrific. and so the following day, without hesitation, i took my daughter to nursery and i honestly assumed that the nursery would just admit a mistake, that they would just apologise a