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of the hillsborough match commander david duckenfield returns a hung verdict on the manslaughter charge against him strong criticism from mps over london's crossrail — ministers must explain, they say, why it's so over budget and delayed. the army investigates, after footage emerges of soldiers shooting at a picture of jeremy corbyn. brunei introduces new islamic laws to punish gay sex with stoning to death — and thefts with amputation. and the world's largest amphibian — the chinese giant salamander — finds a new home at london zoo. coming up in the sport later in the hour on bbc news: relegated with five games left to play, fulham's owner, shahid khan, says they've let the fans down, but he remains committed to the club.

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the final score relegation looms ever closer for hung over take a step towards safety. and in sunday's match frank hosted a hapless took outside of one just once since the break and are desperately fighting relegation fright frank on the other hand are in fine form they've won their last four games on the trot something they haven't done since the beginning of the twenty twelve thirteen season they make it five. the frankfurt faithful were hoping to see the home side continue their run and leap frog log back in the standings and the hosts duly set the tone from the opening whistle with luca you get shooting just wide after a mere three minutes play you. looked up held out to the break but thought constitutes forty fifth minute finish from an acute angle gave frankfurt the advantage. and cost to double of his tower something home an incredible pass from on to a real bitch just after the hour mark for his fifth goal of the season. with five minutes left in regular time journey to cost a third yo bitch for an entire hour to finish up his own three no frankfurt you bitches

design itself look like it took some time to make, was dirty and hung on the wall with a metal bracket. and railed against the mayor, fix our city you jerk and junkies off our streets. it was hung up sometime late sunday night and was god by early this afternoon. >> people have a lot of emotions and it's not for me to say whether anyone's emotions are fair or unfair. >> reporter: the location of the sun itself seems to be no accident, 1.4 miles away from the crime scene of bambi larson's home she was killed in her bedroom on february 28. carlos eduardo carranza has been arrested and charged with murder and accused of stabbing larson multiple times in the neck and torso. he is a homeless 24-year-old on the undocumented immigrant and a mitigating member with a long criminal history. had submitted the tanner request to hold him until they could come and pick him up, but according to the policy, the detainers were not honored and he was released time and time again. after community upper comedies at the community border century policy. merl accardo said his position has not changed since h

needed one nil with his first goal for the royal blues he did well to kill benyamin stumble on hung over gave him the freedom of the penalty box to pick his spots. kind of a press more after the break but we're ultimately toothless. ms levy has shot kissed the bar. and couldn't find a way cost nubile. one nil the final score relegation looms ever closer for. take a step towards safety. yes five six points clear of the relegation zone. now in all kinds of trouble just a lot of trouble for them let's take a look at that the title race a real good tight match was a tight match of the week and what we have to look forward to when it's been a while since you've been emirates talk about a proper title race of course and by munich fighting it out. back in favor they really had that's a fact at the weekend and you can see him that he scored two goals as they be moved to now he's now got sixteen goals for the season the only one who has more. the score to bind at the weekend to find were how to a surprising one or draw by friday so how does this affect the title race in dortmund now go back to th

in mexico is very complicated it puts one's life at risk and we are obliged to do this because of a hung jury there is no work there are no jobs. when president on drugs men who are look pezzo plethora took office he promised more humane treatment for microbes and issued thousands of year long humanitarian. but the government is now accused of resorting to tougher tactics like that that was ok to or about me i'll just say you know what i was. getting the venezuelan opposition. is calling for mass may day protests to food two thousand he said his supporters need to continue showing the president nicolas maduro that people will not accept water and electricity shortages anymore mr majority rejects the claims from mr to be interim president and has denied. that there is a humanitarian crisis. people in peru have bid farewell to the former president two days after he took his own life hundreds of supporters accompanied alan garcia's casket in the capital lima the sixty nine year old shot himself in the head on weapons day as the police were coming in to arrest him over allegations of corrupt

a previous trial ended in a hung jury. the defense is vowing to appeal the conviction. >>> time now for a look at your weather for this tuesday morning. a spring soaker is on the way for millions of people along the east coast. a storm hitting the coastal carolinas will bring heavy rain, winds and waves and then gain strength as it moves up the coast. washington, d.c., philadelphia and new york city will dodge the brunt of the storm, but it could bring snow to parts of new england tomorrow. looking at today's high temperatures, 50s for most of the northeast. 70s in new orleans. 88 in phoenix. 60s up and down the west coast. those temps looking pretty nice. >>> coming up, the outrage over hidden cameras found inside a hospital. the unimaginable invasion of women's privacy. >>> but first the new warning about the measles. we'll have a state-by-state look at the surge in cases. >>> and just how obsessed >>> we're back with this wild video of a crash in appleton, wisconsin. police say a suspected drunk driver blew right throug

, hung or murdered for the cause of their having sex with someone of the same gender, also lesbian women whipped. but it is notjust with lgbtq issues, they are also directed at children that can be amputated. we need to put our money where our mouth is. the minister was on a trade visit to brunei in august last year and his honourable friend was on a trade trip to brunei at the end of last year. we have open trade talks with this government. can we not bring those to an end as a clear signal that we will put our support for human rightand that we will put our support for human right and our opposition to human right and our opposition to human rights abuses above trade links, brexit or no brexit? we should never forget that it was not international outcry which defeated apartheid, it was action. and maybe action is what we need here. i accept that there needs to be action on this matter. i am not trying to belittle the seriousness of the situation, the likelihood of any of these punishments being carried out, the code that's been put into play. she makes a perfectly strong point and we w

one nil with his first goal for the royal blues he did well to kill benyamin stumble across and hung over gave him the freedom of the penalty box to pick his spots. over press more after the break but we're ultimately toothless i floored muse leah's shot kissed the bar i. couldn't find a way past nubile. one nil the final score relegation looms ever closer for head over to take a step towards safety. so shoko were a second class citizen and now they're having absolutely awful season but that win has just given them a little bit of insects but they're not safe yet let's talk about the title race and this was a nail biting wind biting weekend for the title contenders indeed now we have bruce you don't win back on top it's been very topsy turvy on top for many weeks and all of a sudden by and stormed back into form. don't have a bad spell it looks like byron was suddenly the face of the title i know for certain thought and be close to the weekend cafe had scored two goals very very late on looked like it was going to be a draw he got might win and look at it was coupled with only managi

one know the final score relegation looms ever closer for hung over to take a step towards safety. so shoko were second class citizen and now they're having absolutely awful season but that win has just given them a little bit of even states but they're not safe yet let's talk about the title race and this was a nail biting wind biting weekend for the title contenders indeed now we have bruce you don't win back on top it's been very topsy turvy and on top for many weeks and all of a sudden by and storm back into form dortmund had a bad spell it looked like buying was suddenly the face of the title i know for certain dortmund be close third to no weekend tackle al cafe had scored two goals very very late on looked like it was going to be a draw not win and look at the don't when it was coupled with only managing a draw at freiburg that was a woman draw so that means no dortmund are two points ahead at the top if we have a look at the table and there's just safe and games left now so it's really getting tight it is the best. title race we have had in germany since the early ninety's

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and my mom carted ou cut it outn a frame and hung it we apply and she always hung pictures very high so nobody would steal them. [laughter] and she took down the pups picture into president kennedy in where the pope was she put the pope on the other side and the sacred heart and it was clicking all the time. then, when my father went to check the radio, because the radio that we had, he took it home from england, but it was the charger, and you had to take it into town once a week to get all charged up. so when my father went to put it in to turner on to go we went to the shop again and she said please all come to the kitchen and it was president kennedy's funeral . . . >> well, first of all -- [laughter] >> somewhat matches the description. >> the progress, the progress, you know, i realized that i am the person who kept the dairies, i'm the person that got my father, i'm the person who kept the photographs, i'm the person -- i realized i could tell a story no one would. the other interesting part which came to me as i was doing this, there was tension in my family because my father

sketch that she recorded a sketch about coming hung for chinese new year that's when people are us the same questions over and over again when you're getting married how much do you know when you're going to buy a car when you're going to buy a flat julie then said to me you should film a clip about marrying into a chinese family as a foreigner. how do you feel. when i told my parents i'm dating a foreigner my father put his glass down we were having lunch and he said what did you say i said a foreigner. he shouted are you crazy what's wrong with you all these foreigners are playboys. that. it's true i didn't like him at the start he's fat he said he was poor and a student base don't talk about it's embarrassing. they continued to joke about what has now turned into a wonderful friendship for his part thomas says he's not to have found the chinese family who share his sense if you want one sketch at a time. and. bursts. home. as a species. the whole word significant. yes those are big changes and most start with small steps which global ideas tell stories of creating just people and in

britain is not dragging its feet in trying to solve this, but we are a democracy with a hung parliament, so it's not easy. but we are doing everything we can to resolve this. we'll be asking whether the eu is likely to grant the uk another extension. also tonight... the birmingham pub bombing inquests find that a botched warning call by the ira led to the deaths of 21 people, killed 44 years ago. free tonight after almost a decade injail, sally challen — who killed her husband in a hammer attack — has been released ahead of a retrial. president trump issues a new warning to mexico on illegal immigration as he visits the border. nd it looks like a handbag, it cost 500 million to build — new york's new cultural centre opens tonight. and coming up on sportsday on bbc news, tiger's on a roll. could it be a historic grand national weekend for the horse that's getting the racing world so excited 7 good evening. the prime minister has written to the president of the european council asking to delay brexit until the 30th ofjune — but with the option to leave sooner if parliament can agree a dea

don't you ever call me again and she hung up. >> this week on qa the usa today washington bureau chief susan page on her biography of barbara bush, the matriarch. >> at the very beginning she said he will never see my diaries. her diaries are kept at the bush library but they are not available until 35 years after her death. i understood that and i thought she was unlikely -- at the end of the fifth interview she said you can see my diaries. that was an incredible gift. >> on c-span's q and day. teresa may announced the uk will have until october 31st to reach a brexit deal. after european leaders agreed to an extension. she took questions from members of parliament. this is an hour portion. >> order.

well for years two of his paintings including this one breaker hung in an office until the chancellor took them down for long to an explosive new exhibition german painter in a night it was happy to have the world believe that he was a victim of nazi persecution but close examination of his letters and writings shows that he himself was a firm of fervent anti semite and nazi supporter a reason to look at his work and its evolution through a completely different lens. or was known as a master of bold colors and a star of germany's expressionist movement which was banned by all hitler's nazi regime ironically not to himself was a fervent anti-semite and nazi documents detailing his views are now part of an exhibition at berlin's hamburger bahnhof in a letter to his wife in may nine hundred forty three nada wrote handful of jews are sitting grinning safely behind governments banks and the world powers financing and stoking this gruesome global war. the archives of nor does the state were sealed for decades it wasn't until six years ago that a state director christiana thing decided to op

and she hung up. a" susaneek on "q and page on her biography of barbara bush, the matriarch. >> at the beginning she said, you will never see my diaries. her diaries are kept at the bush library, but not available for public view until 35 years after her death. i understood that and thought i was unlikely to see her diaries. at the end of the fifth interview she said, you can see my diaries. that was an incredible gift. at 8:00 eastern on c-span's "q&a" once tv was three giant networks and a government-supported service called pbs. in 1970 nine a small network with an unusual name rolled out an idea. what viewers decide what is them.ant to c-span open the doors to washington policymaking bringing you unfiltered content from congress and beyond. in the age of power to the people, this was true people power. the landscape has clearly changed. broadcasting has given way to narrowcasting. stars are a thing, but c-span is more relative than ever. it is nonpartisan coverage of washington funded as a public

she was like one of us she was chilling chided and hung out and it was like i think she may be the mosty pond before. when air. ithink but i was sweaty pond before. when air. i think my favourite celebration is definitely the backflip, i kind and always delayed but when it comes out, it's good for a good photo. i'm only one player and my life has changed a little bit, there's more to do than football and most of the girls and myself included are getting noticed more on the streets has been nice and kind of that thing you've always dreamed about is the intent to be around model and the fms brightstar and now that happening. you can find details of all the nominees and cast your vote on the bbc sport website — voting closes on thursday the 2nd of may. and finally, who doesn't like a cheeky penalty. what about this from brisbane roar‘s eric bau—teac? his penalty gave them a 3—2 lead, although they did go on to lose 5—3 in the end. adelaide united's goalkeeper paul izzo was completely fooled by what is being called a faux panenka. absolutely audacious penalty. that's all from sportsday. com

in other countries, we could have a hung parliament, it is normalfor could have a hung parliament, it at the idea of it and people resigned and left right and centre. it does not have to always be that way. the bbc had a fantastic interview with the chief went earlier this week, he basically predicted this. —— chief went. he said this was going to involve working more cross party a softer break in involve a softer brexit. theresa may did not do that. she is not that kind of politician, she is very much my way or the end, she is very much my way or the end, she had to go there but this man dragged there. —— but it has been. very unusual place for her to be extra point out. must go the guardian. a kind a different angle they are taking. setting off down a path quite distinct from the other papers. a link between tory strategist and pro—brexit ads. unpick this for us, anna. yes. this is about about facebook using adverts, which it turns out our backed by the lobbing company headed by crossley. and it is all about using targeted ads to put pressure oi'i using targeted ads to put pressure

we we re drop, they hung on really well.y much the same speed because our sprinting is faster this is going to be a humdinger all the way and if we got a length, that was your margin of victory, and then when we went over the line, i thought i would be doing that re—row, to be honest to the margin of victory for the women was different, eleanor? yeah, notjust a good win for cambridge in the men's, but oxford were also well beaten in the women's race as well this afternoon. a really, really good win for cambridge there, too. cambridge winning all four races this afternoon, taking their lead of 8a wins compared to 80. thank you. that is it from me. there will be more sport here at 5.3 zero. a sombre ceremony taking place today in rwanda, 25 years after the genocide which cost the lives of 800,000 people, a tenth of the country's population. president paul kagame, who led a rebel army which ended the fighting, lit a remembrance flame at the kigali genocide memorial, where many of the victims are buried. charlotte gallagher has

movement has emerged from the uprising even this billboard has taken a new meaning protesters have hung clothing in honor of military personnel who disobeyed orders and refused to open fire at them and they're all mad and the shia . come it says his photography not only documents the revolution it is also a way to help the people who made it happen. to get this picture shows a man waving a flag as he is being loaded on to the. back of the truck. i would be using him and punching him so that he put the flag down. on holding up the flag high so. that's a picture help to get this man released because it spread so much so they were able to locate him and have him freed. for passers by mohammed's work reflects a turning point for sudan and its people. i feel loved when i see the details of these pictures. these pictures are an expression of the bravery the strength and the patriotism of people who have overcome thirty years of oppression under a corrupt regime. to display shows that sudan has a lot of artists and people with many talents. and good mohammad realizes that this newfound freedom

recorded a sketch about coming hung for chinese new year that's when people are us the same questions over and over again when you getting married how much do you know when you're going to buy a car when you're going to buy a flat well julie then said to me you should film a clip about marrying into a chinese family as a foreigner that. you want to go. to my mom you're going to. want to know how do you feel. more powerful i was when i told my parents i'm getting a foreigner my father chris glass down we were having lunch and he said what did you say you were i said a foreigner he shouted are you crazy what's wrong with you all these foreigners are playboys. that. his father in law is one of the main characters in our food thomas gets he's even written a book on him but since those easy first month relationship has improved. it's true i didn't like him at the start he's fat he said he was poor and a student president talk about it's embarrassing. to continue to joke about what has now turned into a wonderful friendship for his part thomas says he's lucky to have found a chinese family

she was chill, we taught, we chatted and hung out, so i think serena williams may be the most nervouss not starstruck. i had sweaty palms before! i think my favourite celebration is definitely the backflip. i can't always do it, but when it comes out it is good for a photo. i am only one player, and my life has changed a little bit. there are life has changed a little bit. there a re lots of life has changed a little bit. there are lots of things to do besides football at most of the girls are now getting noticed more than a street so it has been nice, it has been that that you have dreams about asa been that that you have dreams about as a junket to be a role model and famous sports star, and now it is kind of happening —— as a young kid. good luck to her. you can find details of the nominees and cast your vote on the bbc sport website. voting closes on thursday the 2nd of may. and finally, who doesn't like a cheeky penalty? about this from eric bauteac? brisbane roar have had a miserable season but the frenchman gave the home crowd something to cheer. his penalty gave them a 3—2 lea

well for years two of his paintings including this one breaker hung in office until the chancellor took them down for long to an explosive new exhibition german painter in minot it was happy to have the world believe that he was a victim of nazi persecution but close examination of his letters and writings shows that he himself was a firm a fervent anti-semite and nazi supporter a reason to look at his work and its evolution through a completely different lens.

misadventures she takes a wealthy gangster as her lover later she moves in with another guy who's still hungup on his acts doris wants to find love but she's looking in all the wrong places. if you're human you have feelings if you're human you know what it means if you want someone and they don't want you it's like an electrified waiting period nothing more nothing less but it's enough. the artificial silk girl is one of the last accounts of normal life in germany before hitler took over the nazis bans but book with its brash willingly unmarried female protagonist and author in god coined the darling of german literature at the time was forgotten for decades but this is . just a historical documents doris is anything but old fashioned with her self-confidence and sass she may just when your heart. information on a full list of those hundred books on our website is that d.w. don't come slash culture so there's plenty of choice there for something to suit their tastes and we leave you with pictures from the cop walks of paris whether you're wearing. or cycling shorts we're glad you joined doe

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well for years two of his paintings including this one breaker hung in office until the chancellor took them down for a loan to an explosive new exhibition german painter in was happy to have the world believe that he was a victim of nazi persecution but close examination of his letters and writings shows that he himself was a firm a fervent anti-semite and nazi supporter a reason to look at his work and its evolution through a completely different lens.