ifeel like myjob here is done. ifeel like i've hit the pinnacle _ done.ead her wings and go up there and _ can now spread her wings and go up there and take the world on. and takint the there and take the world on. mr. taking the world there and take the world on. fific taking the world on there and take the world on. e'"ic taking the world on is there and take the world on. el"ic taking the world on is exactly what she's doing. tahirah feels the barriers she's over, and her impact on the community is a driving force as she continues to push boundaries. liz clements, bbc news. incredible to see how strong tahirah is, really impressive. a reminder of our top story — a big night in the premier league. leicester desperately need points at home to liverpool in their fight against relegation. they are second—bottom, and a win would take them out of the relegation zone. but they are facing tough opposition, here are liverpool arriving. jurgen klopp is determined to move them within a point of the champions league — biting at the heels of their rivals, manchester

ifeel like i've got a lot of make—up on. you look like a star. they laugh. hello. high above manila, the philippines�* famously busy capital. now, like most big cities, this place really comes alive at night. and a little later, i'll be heading out with some grand dames who certainly know how to put on a show. but that's to come later. first up... ..you'd be forgiven for thinking that the major royal events of the year had been and gone already, as the united kingdom held the first coronation of a new monarch in over 70 years. but in one part of scandinavia, the festivities are just beginning, as lucy's been finding out. it's all hands on deck here in sweden as they prepare a celebration notjust fit for one king but two. not only is the country celebrating king carl gustaf�*s goldenjubilee year, but they are also marking 500 years of modern sweden. 0n the 6th ofjune 1523, gustav vasa was elected monarch, laying the foundations for the country we know today. the day is marked each year with a holiday called national day, but the events this year will be bigger than

ifeel like i've got a lot of make—up on. you look like a star. laughter.l london. is that me? that's you. so a lot of their dresses, their accessories, the make—up, has been donated by fans. and i've been given a new look. have you seen the state of my eyebrows? they're huge. ifeel like i'm going to some fancy dress party. i can't believe i'm doing this. the first stage is, we do some modelling. 0k. you're going to walk slow. with only a matter of hours till show time, it was time to flesh out my alter ego, carmen del london. and look side. 0k. can you do that? maybe. let's try. follow me. i'm not leaving you. 0k. let's try with the music. dance music plays. and strutting your stuff is not as easy as they make it look. 0k. it can sometimes be a mission to track down one of the shows, but definitely worth seeking out, through word of mouth around the passi area of manila, or scouring social media. # we hold on # together.# being onstage with them, and it's clear to see they're more than a company of performers. they are a family to each other. how important

and ifeel, ifeel betrayed for her, for my daughter. she was sacrificed.'s other victims was katie's best friend in the running club, charlie webster. this is where we used to come and sit on this piece of grass. i we just sit and, like, hang out. like you do when you kids mess about. -

and ifeel, ifeel betrayed for her, for my daughter. she was sacrificed. one of north's other victims was katie's best friend in the running club, charlie webster. this is where we used to come and sit on this piece of grass. i we just sit and, like, hang out. like you do when you kids mess about. - giggle. talk to boys. all that stuff. eat chips. they'd been young and strong and dedicated, and they each carried a secret. both were being abused by north without the other knowing. this is a platform operation. after the court case, . none of us really spoke again, and i ran away from it all. i had a very, very difficult time. this is where we used to train on a saturday morning. - there's a few above memories of the park, though, _ because there was one - time when our coach come out of the woods with katie. i later found out that he raped her in the park. . i spent years andl years in this park. charlie had kept her abuse a secret for two decades. the last time i had contactl with katie, she wasjust not she was not in a good place. after the trial, the two

i feel the players are ifeel the players are in i feel the players are in a ifeel the players are inetter place now. i think the performances have shown that and the attacking intent has shown that as well. and that takes work and we are working every day to try and do that and what has pleased me then post has been the care that the players have shown, just in wearing the share but also wanting to play and getting in the team and doing well and that has been showing every day in training. has been showing every day in training. jude bellingham's future in the bundesliga remains uncertain with real madrid and premier league clubs believed to be interested in signing the england midfielder. he'll have done his price tag no harm, scoring twice in borussia dortmund's 6—0 win over wolfsburg. the first of them was quite unusual — his shot hitting the crossbar before spinning back into the goal. dortmund are a point behind leader bayern munich with three games to play. birmingham city, where bellingham started his career, have announced that american businessman tom wagner has completed a

you know, ifeel like it's a one in a million lifetime experience, so...re leaving # to work on your mental health... this is the over the water eurovision chior. oh, my god. we'd met earlier in the week and they've been keen to come along as well. and mae rather took to the impromptu singalong. # all yourfriends... i am so pleased. i was welling up. i was, like, oh, my god. ifeel like moments like that kind of remind you why eurovision is so amazing. i was so nice. i really feel it. i'm overwhelmed. i really didn't expect it. like, oh, that was so special. i completely forgot to show you something. and then it was time for another little surprise. i'm scared. good evening, everybody. yes, that's ringo starr. i'm here to congratulate liverpool, because they are hosting the eurovision song contest. no way! i'm here to congratulate liverpool by way of song contest and to give and to give mae muller a big piece of love on this big night. oh, my god! he said peace and love! thank you! the uk's entrance to the well — the countdown to eurovision's final is now u

ifeel for him. he remained there as if he had no home.ey survived the test of time. so many treasured items that were stolen after the battle. now the family are putting their hopes on the newly coordinated king charles for the prince's remain. translation: win we want remains back as a family and as ethiopians win we want remains back as a family and as ethiopian— and as ethiopians because that is not the country _ and as ethiopians because that is not the country he _ and as ethiopians because that is not the country he is _ and as ethiopians because that is not the country he is born - and as ethiopians because that is not the country he is born in. - and as ethiopians because that is| not the country he is born in. the fact that — not the country he is born in. the fact that he — not the country he is born in. the fact that he was buried there is meaningless. it was not right. in a statement to _ meaningless. it was not right. in a statement to the _ meaningless. it was not right. in —. statement to the bbc, buckingham palace said...

like, i don't see the end in sight because when i feel, the way of board, ifeel sight because when is enough but i am not there yet. i'll for that moment and just woke up when they thought, that's it. to the same will happen to me but i don't want tojust drag same will happen to me but i don't want to just drag it out for as long as possible and at the same time, but i feel like i've got something to offer english cricket then i will keep going. to offer english cricket then i will keep going-— to offer english cricket then i will kee tmth. ,�* ., ~' keep going. james anderson talking to her correspondent _ keep going. james anderson talking to her correspondent joe _ keep going. james anderson talking to her correspondent joe wilson - keep going. james anderson talking j to her correspondent joe wilson and to her correspondentjoe wilson and to her correspondentjoe wilson and to move this across because my microphone is broken. so for the extra noise and we will move on to wasps. a new club in the championship provoked by the rugby football union. the left to rebuild from the ground

yes, ifeel amazing but emotional things as well.ings as well. yes, ifeel amazing but also i hope this will send a message around the world that anything is possible. the world that anything is possible-— the world that anything is ossible. ., , ~ ., possible. the former gurkha soldier lost _ possible. the former gurkha soldier lost both _ possible. the former gurkha soldier lost both his - possible. the former gurkha soldier lost both his legs - possible. the former gurkha l soldier lost both his legs when he stepped an improvised explosive device while serving in afghanistan in 2010. when he woke up he thought his life was over. but taking on a number of extreme sporting fees helped grow his confidence again. you're live with bbc news. the spanish football federation has ordered the partial closure of valencia's stadium after fans chanted racist abuse against real madrid player, viniciusjunior, on sunday. the club has also been fined $48,000. it's been confirmed viniciuisjunior will not be suspended, after getting a red card on sun

the army, our people, ifeel safe. people, i feel safe.oin the _ people, i feel safe. and then on to join the crowds, - people, i feel safe. and then j on to join the crowds, hoping to be airlifted out by british forces. after their ordeal, 11—year—old siddiqi is ill. he and his sisters do not have british passports but their fathers is enough to get them onto the plane. relief on every face. within hours, the family reaches cyprus, and then an emotional reunion in london gatwick. mohamed's brother, waiting at arrivals. it is bittersweet, _ waiting at arrivals. it is bittersweet, all- waiting at arrivals. it is bittersweet, all my - waiting at arrivals. it is i bittersweet, all my work, waiting at arrivals. it is - bittersweet, all my work, all my business, everything is back in sudan, but i do plan to leave my kids here. they are quite happy about it, they are experiencing things they haven't experienced before. find haven't experienced before. and swa - - in . haven't experienced before. and swapping the — haven't experienced before. and

i feel like ifeel like i'm in i feel like i'm in one ifeel like i'm in one big claret and blue partyy in burnley throughout the evening. the open top bus will be leaving at 7pm where this party will continue. you can understand it, can't you? what a season burnley had. 101 points and he designed a new deal as well. new investments with the sporting super start jj what, a footballer who played and former nfl star. burnley is confident about next season but just for note as you can hear, they are chanting champions and are enjoying it and the parties will continue, i think, enjoying it and the parties will continue, ithink, throughout enjoying it and the parties will continue, i think, throughout the evening. continue, i think, throughout the evenina. ., . continue, i think, throughout the evenin. . . ., continue, i think, throughout the evenin.. . . evening. fantastic to see them celebrating- — evening. fantastic to see them celebrating. as _ evening. fantastic to see them celebrating. as richard - evening. fantastic to see them - celebrating. as richard mentioned the fans have beenjo

ifeel so welcomed. look albert dock. welcome to eurovision. i feel so welcomed. so lovely and warm. it is very great. person is so lovely and warm. it is very great-— very great. were you prepared for it? of course _ very great. were you prepared for it? of course not. _ very great. were you prepared for it? of course not. you _ very great. were you prepared for it? of course not. you can't - very great. were you prepared for it? of course not. you can't be i very great. were you prepared for. it? of course not. you can't be 100% read it? of course not. you can't be 10096 read for it? of course not. you can't be 10096 ready for eurovision. _ it? of course not. you can't be 10096 ready for eurovision. it _ it? of course not. you can't be 10096 ready for eurovision. it has _ ready for eurovision. it has exceeded my expectations. what is it like. . . exceeded my expectations. what is it like... oh, they _ exceeded my expectations. what is it like... oh, they wanted _ exceeded my expectations. what is it like... oh, they wanted to _ exceeded my expectations. what is

mean, i look back now and think that i'm really proud of my career and what i've achieved but also, ifeelt see the end in sightjust because of how i feel when i've been playing for lancashire this year, the way i've bowled, i feel like i've still got a lot to offer. i'm sure there will come a point when i think, "right, that's it, that's enough," but i'm not there yet so i'm just waiting for that moment. i remember hearing eoin morgan talking about it and he just woke up one day and thought, "that's it". and i'm sure the same will happen to me but obviously, i don't want to just like drag it out for as long as possible and — but at the same time, if i feel like i've got something to offer english cricket, then i'll keep going. jimmy anderson talking tojoe wilson. boxer katie taylor says she plans to make history on saturday night when she faces chantelle cameron in her home country of ireland for the first time. taylor has had to move up from lightweight to light welterweight to take on the undisputed champion but speaking at the pre—fight press conference on thursday, taylor insists she'

colleagues and friends that the water levels were rising, that they have fatalities there, of course, ifeeland my sympathy goes to all the families and those affected, and then formula one cancelled, they are saying we cannot be a burden on anybody who is looking after the safety of the people in that area. we've had bad weather, we've had typhoons, which had earthquakes in japan which led to postponements or cancellation of qualifying. i'm not sure if we had the whole race, the whole weekend cancelled because of that. it is a very packed schedule and i'm looking at my calendar now, if i look at it, we originally had a 2a—race record calendar this year, reduced to 23, still a record, because we lost china in april. now we have a couple of, imola was going to be the first of a triple header. imola, monaco and barcelona, and one week's break in canada. i've heard a rumour that we might go to imola after canada, end ofjune but it's only a rumour and i've heard another one, it could be the first week of august but that is the summer break, a mandatory summer break in formula one or the families

you know, ifeel like it's a one in a million lifetime experience, so...along. 0h! no! little surprise. 0h, no! little surprise. oh, my god! # you said _ no! little surprise. oh, my god! # you said you _ no! little surprise. oh, my god! # you said you were _ no! little surprise. oh, my god! # you said you were leaving - # you said you were leaving # you said you were leaving # to work on your mental health... this is the over the water eurovision choir. we met earlier in the week, and they thought they would come along as well. and mae rather took to the impromptu singalong. # all yourfriends... i am so # all your friends... i am so pleased. # all yourfriends... i am so pleased. i # all your friends... i am so pleased. i was welling up. # all yourfriends... i am so pleased. i was welling up. i was, like, oh, my god. ifeel like moments like that kind of remind you why eurovision is so amazing. it's amazing, isn't it? i would have never thought that. like, that's something i've never experienced. yeah, that was nice. there's a lot of love here. i really feel

ifeel for we have been witnessing much more tangible.el for the director because he stated in the run—up to cannes, preparing his film, he has been on the verge of tears all day every day. i spoke to him on the eve of his arrival here and he told me he was clearly quite torn. very dapper tom bricklayer. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. a fairly quiet weather day. a few showers around. it was a chilly old start this morning due to the largely clear skies overnight. but since then, we have seen more scenes like this, some patchy fair weather cloud bubble up. so through the rest of the week, then temperatures gradually on the rise, we“ll hold on to some largely dry conditions, too. so the reason behind the settled conditions is this broad area of high pressure. the winds typically coming in from the northwest where we have had some exposure for example, the northern isles, quite chilly here, but for most of us, it has felt a little bit warmer out there today because of those winds have been on the lighter side. so temperatures fo

12 tr: 16, there is a lot of pressure with social media, ifeel a bit 16, there is a lot of pressure withr that age group sometimes and that's why i always say in sport, make sure you are enjoying it. i don't think we need to bang on about performance and things like that, just get out in the fresh air, i think sport is great for young kids so i always say just make sure you are enjoying it because when they get older, you don't want them to make that decision that they don't want to do it any more because they haven't enjoyed it. olympic champion diver matty lee who won gold alongside tom daley in 2021 says he will target further success at paris 2024 in honour of his late father. tim lee passed away suddenly last october and the diver was left considering his future in the sport. he has now returned though and will compete at the british championships this weekend in sheffield. he's been speaking with nick hope. obviously, the great height of tokyo was incredible. usually people don't wait perform very well after their great height in their career but no, we managed to get a silver at t

and as long as we have that in the mind, ifeel like we're going to be on the right side. and they just be more relaxed. but it was more about doing the basics right and bowling in the right areas. new zealand have salvaged some pride as they won the fifth and final 0di in the series against pakistan to lose 4—1. overall, new zealand had set pakistan a target of 300, it proved too much. pakistan all out for 252, with new zealand winning by 47 runs. and remember, you can stay up—to—date and get all the latest sports news at our website, and also the bbc sport app, website, and also the bbc sport app, but from the bbc sport team, see you again soon. goodbye. hello there. looking at the weather over the coronation weekend, i think it's fair to say we've had a real mixed bag, starting on saturday with the coronation itself, where, in london, we had, of course, rain. it wasn't that heavy — we only had five millimetres — but it was relentless, lasting for about nine hours, so very damp weather. different story for sunday, many of us dry with some sunshine coming through. and it

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to me, i don't know, ifeel like it what is happening here.ou know, actually attacking and going into russia. i do think that it doesn't seem likely to me from a strategic point of view when president zelensky is really trying to shore up his western alliance, particularly in america, with this issue of supporting ukraine is quite contested. itjust feels to me not entirely credible to think that the ukrainians would risk their alliance by directly echoing to russia. but again, we don't have all the facts. taste to russia. but again, we don't have all the facts-— all the facts. we don't, that's a really important _ all the facts. we don't, that's a really important point. - all the facts. we don't, that's a really important point. if - all the facts. we don't, that's a really important point. if you i all the facts. we don't, that's a i really important point. if you look at what where some of the targets of these drone attacks, they are on important homes of russian business leaders, political leaders, cultural leaders, political leaders, cult

the emojis are j kinda based on how did i feel kinda based on how did ifeel at the end of the tournamentace but i've been in the tournament, i enjoy being in this snooker well, and i love, but i have been the snooker world and i haven't wanted to come out of my room or mingle, thatis come out of my room or mingle, that is not a nice place to be. so basically i've greeted all his friends around the country everywhere i go, so why go to a tournament i'm not going to the tournament i'm not going to the tournament thinking i might when the tournament, i'm going to see martin again, i'm going to see martin again, i'm going to see martin again, i'm going to seejohn in wales, or i'm going to see jamie or adam or amon want to go to belfast. so that whole thing that i'll look forward to is just seeing my mates want to go to tournaments. and it works really, really well for me. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello there. for the rest of this week, the weather's looking pretty quiet. th

ifeel great, ifeel happy- to be back home and with the people who supported me from the beginning.elievable the things that i have in doing all of my life and career so im— in doing all of my life and career so i'm so— in doing all of my life and career so i'm so glad to be here and coming as the— so i'm so glad to be here and coming as the best _ so i'm so glad to be here and coming as the best fighter. so i'm bringing this site _ as the best fighter. so i'm bringing this site to— as the best fighter. so i'm bringing this site to my people and it is 'ust this site to my people and it is just an — this site to my people and it is just an honour for me. it�*ll this site to my people and it is just an honour for me.- this site to my people and it is just an honour for me. it'll be so when we get _ just an honour for me. it'll be so when we get in _ just an honour for me. it'll be so when we get in there _ just an honour for me. it'll be so when we get in there but - just an honour for me. it'll be so when we get in there but with i just an honour for me. it'll be sol when we get in t

moment, i don�*t see the end in sight because of how i feel when i the end in sight because of how ifeel lot to offer and i�*m sure there will come a point where i think that�*s enough and i�*m not there yet and i�*m just ready for that moment and waking up one day and thinking, that said, and i�*m sure the same will happen to me. obviously, i don�*t want to me. obviously, i don�*t want tojust drag it to me. obviously, i don�*t want to just drag it out for as long as possible but at the same time, if i feel like i�*ve got something to offer english cricket, then i will keep going. boxer katie taylor says she plans to �*make history�* on saturday night when she faces chantelle cameron in her home country of ireland for the first time. taylor has had to move up from lightweight to light welterweight to take on the undisputed champion. but speaking at the pre—fight press conference on thursday, taylor insists she�*s confident she can win. ade adedoyin watched it all unfold. the press conference passed without incident, no shenanigans that you sometimes in the lead up to a major fight, no pu

i feel a little bit ifeel a little bit ashamed i feel a little bit ashamed that it happened in our stadiumbit ashamed that it happened in ourstadium, it shouldn't be happening, but then again, as i said to your dutch colleague just again, as i said to your dutch colleaguejust now, you have again, as i said to your dutch colleague just now, you have to control your emotions even though the game didn't go as planned. you have to stay in control of your emotions and especially what happened now as a few players were worried because they had family members in the stand where it happened and i can't imagine what they must have felt like. i can't explain what happened or why it happened, but there were players involved _ it happened, but there were players involved because it was in a section where _ involved because it was in a section where most — involved because it was in a section where most of their family and friends — where most of their family and friends were in and i think that is why a _ friends were in and i think that is why a lot — friends were in and i think that is why a lot of—

ifeel a bit... ..worried and a bit nervous. worried about what will be there. it is a festival of life and joyful life, so i have mixed feelings that i am being here happy but my soldiers are fighting and sitting in... yeah. i have mixed feelings. with the war in ukraine still ongoing, there are concerns about if ukraine wins again. we have seen a lot of good and difficult times in europe over the timespan, we have managed to overcome difficulties and overcome geopolitical problems in our continent and i am sure we can continue to do that. i think the collaboration in the ebu and eurovision is... the fact we can help each other out in this way is a testament of our strength together. # got a heart of steel. none of this is phasing ukraine's contestant. we are honoured to represent our country in these hard times. all the people who chose us and voted for us. we take all of that and show the world our message. we will show how ukraine can be different and how strong ukrainians are and we hope we can inspire people around the planet to look at the ukrainians figh

i find that much more stimulating and ifeel creative when i'm floundering a little bit.e onto the next thing. so the secret is in getting in early and grabbing it? and being completely unafraid of falling flat on your face and making a tit out of yourself, yeah! research by taxation reform campaigners is arguing that a wealth tax on the richest 350 families in the uk could raise more than £20bn a year — that's around $25 billion — which would be enough to fund the construction of 145,000 new affordable homes a year, and help tackle the cost of living crisis. a 2% tax on assets above £10m held by all members of the sunday times rich list could raise as much as £22bn, according to analysis by taxjustice uk, the economic change unit and the new economics foundation. robert palmer is executive director of tax justice uk. is that the answer? we asked the rich to pay even more? i is that the answer? we asked the rich to pay even more?— rich to pay even more? i think everyone _ rich to pay even more? i think everyone who _ rich to pay even more? i think everyone who is _ rich t

thatis with whom i could relate and ifeel that is so important for younger girls as well.is weekend... as it goes on its tour of locations rally drivers are under starters orders for an electric off—road race this weekend at a disused coal the hydro x prix is taking place at a former opencast mine... as our scotland environment correspondent kevin keane reports. a motor spoke like no other with all the thrills and spills with high—speed racing but crucially it has nothing to —— none of the climate damaging emissions that come from the exhaust pipe into where the better to make the point than an old coal mine. studying the truck ahead of her race is the only british driver taking part and it looks like it's of course. this driver taking part and it looks like it's of course-— it's of course. this is a really different _ it's of course. this is a really different landscape - it's of course. this is a really different landscape for i it's of course. this is a really different landscape for us i it's of course. this is a really different landscape for us to | it's of course. t

ifeel like be co—chairman of, has affected me this deeply.a state of constant, slightly perpetual state of elation. i don't want to come down from his cloud, i genuinely just don't want to come down from the cloud. . ~ just don't want to come down from the cloud. ., ~ , ., just don't want to come down from the cloud._ thank i just don't want to come down from the cloud._ thank you, i the cloud. thank you. thank you, there's been _ the cloud. thank you. thank you, there's been so _ the cloud. thank you. thank you, there's been so many... - the cloud. thank you. thank you, there's been so many... when i the cloud. thank you. thank you, | there's been so many... when we the cloud. thank you. thank you, i there's been so many... when we walk around the stadium, there are so many people who thanked us for this, and i always say the same thing, that i want to thank them because it's been one of the greatest experiences i've ever had in my entire life will stop in to be known and associated with wrexham, like i mentioned earlier, like walking my kid

ifeel we are different countries, i did my phd in the us. and you pay for every member of your family, £600, whatever, at once, for every visa you take. people are shelling out a lot of money. you are probably not spending so much on the migrants, you are already taking an advance from them. so i think all of this seems... don't know what the right word is, politicking. this seems. .. don't know what the right word is, politicking.— right word is, politicking. insular? ithink right word is, politicking. insular? lthinkjust— right word is, politicking. insular? i thinkjust looking _ right word is, politicking. insular? i thinkjust looking at _ right word is, politicking. insular? i thinkjust looking at numbers i right word is, politicking. insular? | i thinkjust looking at numbers and reducing them is not the right way. that is the word that came to mind, from what you're saying, insular, inward —looking? that from what you're saying, insular, inward -looking?_ from what you're saying, insular, inward -looking? that could be one wa . m inward

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ifeel as though i gave you the instructions? yeah, i could possibly eat that.indeed. thank you. glad you like it. wow. showcasing and sharing the art, food and culture of ukraine is one way of expressing solidarity here in liverpool. but to really appreciate the disruption and devastation of war, you've got to get how it affects everyday life, like having to have sandbags to protect statues from being destroyed. artwork reflecting the war in ukraine can be seen throughout liverpool. and one particularly poignant reminder of why eurovision is being held in liverpool can be seen in the city's iconic cathedral, where the public is invited to share the horrors of escaping war through an immersive video experience. is there one particular bit of the journey that has a really strong emotion for you? yeah, it is the very beginning. so it's the most painful part. yeah. we can see the trip from the east part of ukraine to the west part, for escaping the war and find a safe place. it must be kind of strange. people are saying, "wow, this is an amazing piece of work", and

and counter—sanctions — this is some kind of game, ifeel.o me why they put sanctions to our country. i can tell you one thing. look at me. my whole family was assassinated. my father, he was the president of the country. then my mother, my three brothers, the younger one was only ten years old. my two sisters in law altogether, 18 members. those killers, they got indemnity. that means you cannot punish then. i had no right to ask forjustice. i couldn't file any case against that. that time, they didn't put on any sanctions. there is still one killer, and he took shelter in america. he took shelter in america. time and again, i'm asking or requesting their government, or the president directly. i sent a letter to them... why do you think they're not listening? i don't know. you've raised this in parliament as well, this idea they want that they want regime change. do you have sort of evidence around that? because you're raising this concern again now. that is the big question, why they put the sanction when the law enforcement agencies workin

i feel ifeel much i feel much better now. with all of my girls around. and now, we stay at home.er at the end — better check the rivets on the arena roof after that. cheering and applause. it is going wild. # walk on. the interval act — a celebration of liverpool. # with hope in your heart. # and you'll never walk alone. # you'll never walk alone! it's not often the show has to have a pause to wipe away the tears. cheering and applause. a tear in my silly old eye. you don't see that every day! sweden took an early lead... 2a3 points! we have a winner! ..and stayed there. mae came a disappointing 24th. -- 25th. but the uk definitely had a winner on the night — like liverpool. david sillito, bbc news. so, that was the moment loreen took victory. shortly after, she reflected on what this win means to her. let's listen. only the second person to win the eurovision contest twice — johnny logan being the first, now you. how does it feel? this is overwhelming. i'm so happy and i'm so thankful. thank you for this. this is for you. thank you. we're so happy for you, loreen, bringing eurov

as i'm talking to you, ifeel anxious because i could be arrested tomorrow. but it's all right. translation: i'm voting for consistency, stability. j but i'll respect whoever the society cheese is. but i'll respect whoever the society chooses. i'm all for democracy and its principles. i will respect whoever wins. translation: | think - the earthquake will affect the outcome of the election seriously because people feel resentful of the government. | many of us share this feeling in aldana. - we think if another earthquake hits | here, there won't be anyone tryingj to rescue us. this grim concern shows a sharp shift in votes. i that was the thoughts of some of the voters in aldana. that first pass was a student and it is difficult to find people talking on camera about theissues find people talking on camera about the issues and the way they are planning to vote, it makes them very nervous because freedom of speech has been one of the issues here in turkey over the last few years. the economy, the earthquake, all of these things have made it a really tight competition. president

ifeel like i can do anything. describe what life was like before you used the 0meo.e of this chair at the time and when i saw that, i was like, "damn, i've got to get this." we got one over here, ijust got on it, i went straight into the woods, put my dog on a leash, and away we go. i couldn't believe what was happening, honestly. the people were passing by, looking at me like, "what on earth is that?" and i was like, "this is my freedom." can i have a go? let's go for it. balancing in this chair doesn't look easy, so i'm going to need a tutorial before i hit the pebbles. darren... how's it going? i'm all right, how are you? i'm good. i'm not going to lie, i'm a wee bit nervous. i'm going to look after you. don't worry. right, 0k, great. what's the worst that could happen? steering can either be done with a joystick on the side there, and then at the back, you've got a lever. when i put that lever over, the joystick no longer works. i do left and right with moving my body left and right on the seat. 0oh! swivelling away. we need to get you on. 0h, go on, then. you'll

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ifeel like, you know, what used to be simple, what gave a meaning to my life and a direction and waslost. but in those cases, you know, you have to keep going and you have to engage, discuss, think, encourage others to think with you. society, we need to think together through what are the best options, without leaving all of the other dangers. zoe kleinman, bbc news. a big issue for us all. no doubt will will be returning to that in the ethics and the regulations around ai. breaking news in the last hour or so concerning the former prime minister borisjohnson saying he sanded over his what messages, his notebooks in the foal and unredacted to the cabinet office. the cabinet offices and government departments. notebook in foal. he over to the covid inquiry for the adjuster reminder this covid inquiry is due to get under way in a couple of weeks' time. it is a huge and significant inquiry. it is looking at how the government handled the covid—19 pandemic, what he did well, what it didn't do so well and lessons to be learned for the future. there was a bit of a debate about what exactl

ifeel very i continue to pay the us�*s bills? act anyway, peel its obligations to keep financial markets stable and ensure the full faith and credit of the us government. by borrowing in financial markets with legal uncertainty, by ignoring the will of congress, they will not create stability and certainty in financial markets. and so i fear that if treasury were to do that, it would actually bring aboutjust do that, it would actually bring about just about the same reaction as if they actually missed in non—interest payment. i think financial market participants would be filled with uncertainty as to how the legal uncertainty would get resolved, whether or not is that the now permanent state of affairs. it is a tragedy going tojust ignore the affairs. it is a tragedy going to just ignore the debt limit forevermore? i think any of the workarounds create uncertainty and bring chaos.— and bring chaos. wendy guillermo _ and bring chaos. wendy guillermo lasso, - and bring chaos. wendy guillermo lasso, thank| and bring chaos. wendy -

ifeel like it's a one in a million like lifetime experience, but it's exceeded my expectations.o on the programme: a man has been found guilty of the murder of seven—year—old nikki allan in sunderland, following a police inquiry lasting 30 years. yet more misery for rail passengers, as train drivers begin a fresh round of strikes over pay. and, why the legend of zelda: tears of the kingdom is tipped to become one of the best—selling titles on the nintendo switch. and coming up on bbc news. we look ahead to the women's fa cup final when chelsea and manchester united meet for what could be one of two trophies decided between them this season. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six live from the liverpool waterfront on the eve of the eurovision song contest. the final acts are decided for the city's biggest ever party — in fact, a party has been going on for days, and there's been live music all day here in the fanzone behind me. the uk is of course hosting on behalf of last year's winners, ukraine. president zelensky had asked to address the worldwide broadcast tomorrow n

ifeel for him as if i knew him.a, and he remained there as if he had no home to africa. there as if he had no home. his story begins here on the remote highland mountains of northern ethiopia. the stronghold of his father. he was an ambitious but equally brutal man who was several wars against his rivals to be crowned emperor of abyssinia. his reign lasted for 13 violent years until he fought the british on a mission to free europeans he had arrested. these ancient castles once hosted powerful emperors. of theodoros ii, who committed suicide upon facing defeat by the british. they survived the test of time and they remain standing here. but not so many treasured items that were stolen after the battle. this is when al amaya, just seven years old at the time, was seized. now, al amaya's family are putting their hopes on the newly coronated king charles for the return of the prince's remains. translation: we want his remains back as a family and as ethiopians, l because that is not the country he was born in. the fact