ifeel so bitter and angry — your husband? -- blurred.eel so bitter and angry that this _ your husband? -- blurred. ifeel so bitter and angry that this could - bitter and angry that this could have been prevented years and years ago. it wasjust have been prevented years and years ago. it was just overlooked, just push to one side and, you know, no one had a chance. it was too late with him. you couldn't even have the treatment, and obviously he passed the hepatitis onto me but i was lucky i was able to go on to treatment.— lucky i was able to go on to treatment. ., ., ., , ., lucky i was able to go on to treatment. ., . ., , ., treatment. you are ok, are you? yes, but ou treatment. you are ok, are you? yes, but you live _ treatment. you are ok, are you? yes, but you live in — treatment. you are ok, are you? yes, but you live in fear _ treatment. you are ok, are you? yes, but you live in fear everyday _ but you live in fear everyday whether it will reactivate and whether it will reactivate and whether i would go back onto the horrendous tr

ronnie o'sullivan however was happy with his i'm really happy, ifeel like i'm really happy, ifeel like ball which is more important for me at this stage than a couple years. not the victory would've liked to have had but it's a new car and that's the way it goes and good luck, he played a fantastic match deserves victory and was pleased i competed in i was doing ok and just viewing areas here and there but on the whole, not too bad. the other big shock on day 12 came earlier when another of the favourites judd trump was knocked out by qualifierjakjones. the welshman played the match of his life to beat the 2019 champion 13—9. he'll now play bingham in the last four. and in the other half of the draw, kyren wilson is safely through after beating four—time champion john higgins 13—8. he'll play david gilbert next. to formula one and red bull have confirmed their design chief adrian newey will leave the team in early 2025. newey is widely regarded as the greatest designer in f1 history, but last week told red bull that he wanted to leave. it follows the controversy involving allegations a

ifeel so sorry for their family and for everyone.you received on that day? to this, i would say to everyone that came forward, starting with the paramedics to the police and to the medics, to the doctors and the nhs that they've done, they do a good job, a greatjob. and i want to thank god for keeping me alive. your sister said afterwards that she thought you were a hero. i do believe i'm a hero because i protected my family. i put my body to stop the blades and... and, yeah, i would do everything for my family. especially for my little one, she's my angel, she's my angel. let's move on to the bank of england and i do believe we have some live pictures we can show you now because in a few minutes' time, we will get the bank of england's decision on interest rates. at the moment, there are 5.5 —— 525% and are expected to remain at that level for a sixth time in a row. the decision comes as inflation remains above the bank's 2% target. it is currently at three point 2%. as well as the interest rate decision, the bank will also release

ifeel so sorry for their family and for everyone.to everyone that came forward, starting with the paramedics to the police and to the medics, to the doctors and the nhs that they've done, they do a good job, a greatjob. and i want to thank god for keeping me alive. to this, i would say to everyone that came forward, starting with the paramedics to the police and to the medics, to the doctors and the nhs that they've done, they do a good job, a greatjob. and i want to thank god for keeping me alive. your sister said afterwards that she thought you were a hero. i do believe i'm a hero because i protected my family. i put my body to stop the blades and... and, yeah, i would do everything for my family. especially for my little one, she's my angel, she's my angel. that is it for this hour. now time to look at the weather. hello. we've got a long awaited spell of dry and sunny weather for many of us over the next few days. not quite dry everywhere. a bit of rain around across the far north of scotland. and we'll also see some misty, murky

cheering ifeel like i've learned so much from judo and ufc and pro wrestling that...to be the next bruce lee. i don't know if it's ever going to come along, but also nobody wrote enter the dragon and handed it to him. you know, he had to go out there and make it happen. i love you, handsome. fireworks explode being a fighter was always ronda's sole identity, but something on the horizon for both her and her husband travis would change their whole perspective. you know, whenever i was in fight camp, i was forced to become a small fraction of my personality. just, you know, ronda the ufc champion, ronda the fighter. i only saw myself as that. the whole world only saw me as that. and, um... ..i would kind of, like, miss the rest of myself and almost, like, forget it. and i used to think i was a really chill, laid back kind of a person, but then again i was comparing myself to my mom, and then ifound out that, actually, i'm pretty, you know, intense. but outside of fighting, i guess i'm a very, very different person, and, um... ..that wasn't all of me, even though that wa

ifeel the same about net zero.nsom over energy prices, i reject the ideological zeal of those who want to adopt policies that go further and faster than any other country, no matter what the cost of disruption to peoples lives. that is exactly labours approach. they act like a pressure group and not a would—be government. the conservatives will governing the national interest, leading us to net zero in a serious, hard—headed way that priorities our energy security and financial security of hard—working families. even as we strengthen our security, our sense of pride and confidence in ourselves, i also feel a sense of urgency about readying our country to succeed in a world transformed, and that starts by giving all the young people, wherever they live, whatever their background, the skills and the knowledge to succeed. building on the success of the last 14 years, we will create a truly world class education system. the advanced british standard is the most far—reaching reforms to education for 16 to 18—year—olds i

ifeel so sorry for their family and for everyone.ed on that day? to this, i would say to everyone that came forward, starting with the paramedics to the police and to the medics, to the doctors and the nhs that they've done, they do a good job, a greatjob. and i want to thank god for keeping me alive. your sister said afterwards that she thought you were a hero. i do believe i'm a hero because i protected my family. i put my body to stop the blades and... and, yeah, i would do everything for my family. especially for my little one, she's my angel, she's my angel. here in the uk, the bank of england will make its monthly announcement about interest rates at mid—day. they've been unchanged for nine months — currently standing at 5.25%. that's the highest they've been for 16 years — having been put up as a means of trying to slow inflation. let's get more from sally mitchell, who's a senior mortgage broker at the mortgage mum. i know it's very borning because this will be the sixth consecutive meeting where there has been no change. but

ifeel that in themselves, my word. calls for a boycott whilst there have been many people thinking that the country should remain in a contest as well. i think that in the last 2a hours, spokespeople leaving the competition, not representing their country, a disqualification in regards to one of the acts taking place, and of course, going for the person who runs the ebu towards the end of the ceremony. i think that it has been, you know, obviously, a very, sort of, difficult contest for them. i think though, as a piece of tv, it was rather smooth sailing, with no interruptions. it went pretty smoothly, and of course, at the end of it, they ended up having a very standout winner. i think it became about the music towards the last part of the contest, but it will be interesting, of course. this shows to me that eurovision has been terrific to ring up, and i think that i look ahead to next year, you wonder how it will be reflected in that by the time that we go to switzerland.— that by the time that we go to switzerland.

i feel my mother close to me, ifeel sorts of emotions.my mother close to me, i feel her warmth, sorts of emotions. i feel my mother close to me, ifeel her warmth, her strength to stand here. i don't know what closure looks like. it is a long way off. my mum was infected and i was powerless to help her. i was a trained soldier, trained to kill, i've been to war and i have just been left, not acknowledged to this point. i havejust had to muddle my way to life as best i can and i'm proud of what i've done, but it has changed me forever. it changed me in some good ways and in other ways i don't recognise myself sometimes. it has impacted my career, my friendships. my ability to make decisions and to trust, so closure for me is a long way off and i don't know what it looks like. i’m i don't know what it looks like. i'm sure our i don't know what it looks like. i'm sure your mum will be looking down on you incredibly proud of what you done, fighting for her calls. let's take a life to another news conference, the different campaign groups who a

ifeel so sorry for their family and for everyone.t day? the paramedics, to the police, to the doctors and the nhs, that they've done, they're doing a greatjob. and i want to thank god for keeping me alive. your sister said afterwards that she thought you were a hero. i do believe i'm a hero because i protected my family. i put my body to stop the blades and... and, yeah, i would do everything for my family. especially for my little one, she's my angel, she's my angel. vladimir putin has used russia's annual victory day celebration to acknowledge that the country is going through a "difficult period", but he said it would not tolerate any threats from the west. victory day commemorates russia's defeat of nazi germany in the second world war, as well as the deaths of millions of soviet citizens in the conflict. here's our russia editor, steve rosenberg. well, as you can see, the big victory day parade has got under way here in the centre of moscow. thousands of military personnel, more than 9,000 people, marching across red square in t

ifeel hi! i feel like hi! ifeel like i hi! i feel like i got some absolute true stars on _ hi!e absolute true stars on my _ hi! i feel like i got some absolute true stars on my program. - hi! i feel like i got some absolute true stars on my program. i'm . hi! i feel like i got some absolute true stars on my program. i'm so | true stars on my program. i'm so excited. that tune is banging. how did you come up with the idea? who is going to be the chief speaker, put your hand out. all of us! what your name, middle back. hello, hello. you nominated yourself to be spokesperson for the crew. tell me how you guys came up with the idea. we were at the k and gary decided to put on a beat and get focus like, the vibe install. my mum had with our drummer and the vibe install. my mum had with our drummerand we put the vibe install. my mum had with our drummer and we put that on and we started thinking about what we could start writing to it. or we could start writing to it. or we could start... could start writing to it. or we could start. . ._ could start... writing coming dancing- _ coul

ifeel good, obviously i had a great day on sunday with — you know, at a golf course that i've grown tocess at, come into a venue where i've had some success at before, as well. obviously get to go back to quail hollow every year — don't get to come back here too much, you know, this is the first time today i was on the golf course since ten years ago, so it was really good to re—familiarise myself with the place. aryna sabalenka cruised into the semi—finals of the italian open. she tookjust an hour and 13 minutes to see offjelena 0stapenko in straight sets. sabalenka will face danielle collins next. alex albon has signed a new contract with the williams formula one team till at least the end of 2026. the british—born thai driver has been with the oxfordshire—based team since 2022. his current contract was due to expire at the end of next season. williams say it's a "multi—year extension" that takes albon into formula i's new regulation period, which starts in 2026. excitement is building in riyhad, as we edge ever closer to that historic tyson fury vs oleksandr usyk fight. for the firs

seeing ifeel so helpless.as nothing that i could use. to stop him from attacking us. 14—year—old daniel anjorin was killed in the attack on his way to school outside. several others were also hurt. 36—year—old marcus arduini monzo is accused of the schoolboy�*s murder, and faces other charges including two counts of attempted murder, two counts of causing grievous bodily harm, aggravated burglary and possession of a bladed article. you're live with bbc news. let's turn to some important news around the world. after leaving hospital, where he'd had surgery on his right hand. i feel so helpless. seeing ifeel so helpless. seeing my hand cut and looking around, ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky fired the head of the department responsible for his personal protection. it comes after two of its officers were detained this week over an alleged russian plot to assassinate mr zelensky. the announcement did not state a reason for sergiy leonidovich rud's dismissal or name a replacement. the death toll from heavy ra

and put this pressure on myself instead of feeling joy when i get that medal, when i get that score, ifeelon't want to feel relief. whatever happens on that day, i am going to be happy regardless. it should be an amazing summer. it should be an amazing summer. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. this bbc news. sadiq khan is begining his third term as london's mayor, and has pledged to make the capital the best city in the world to grow up in. he beat his conservative rival susan hall by more than a quarter of a million votes in last thursday's election. let's take a listen to what he had to say. many of you will have heard me talk about the idea of the london promise, that if you work hard and get a helping hand you can achieve anything. for another four years city hall will redouble its efforts to be that helping hand londoners need to move forward and achieve their aspirations. we will do our utmost to ensure london becomes a byword for opportunity again, a place where the barriers of class, race and gender are finally woken down and where ladders of advanc

ifeel planning the wedding into training, competing, travelling. i feel like we are getting there.ter my last race at the paralympics, so ask me again and it might be different then.— it might be different then. hannah not it might be different then. hannah got engaged _ it might be different then. hannah got engaged to — it might be different then. hannah got engaged to fellow _ it might be different then. hannah got engaged to fellow wheelchair. got engaged to fellow wheelchair athlete nathan maguire after the tokyo paralympics in 2021. they lived together and often train together, but one place they won't be together is in paris because of strict accommodation rules at the games. it strict accommodation rules at the names. , , . strict accommodation rules at the iames. , , ., , strict accommodation rules at the names. ,, . , ., , games. it is strange, it is really uuite games. it is strange, it is really quite old-fashioned _ games. it is strange, it is really quite old-fashioned rules, - games. it is strange, it is really quite old-fashioned rules, so . games. it is strange, it

so, actually, ifeel sad for politics, principles, scruples and what the public must think of us when such a shameless decision as we saw today. i'm absolutely staggered by it. i think probably the most important thin- i think probably the most important thing we _ i think probably the most important thing we should _ i think probably the most important thing we should take _ i think probably the most important thing we should take from - i think probably the most important thing we should take from this - i think probably the most important thing we should take from this is. thing we should take from this is what _ thing we should take from this is what it_ thing we should take from this is what it says _ thing we should take from this is what it says about _ thing we should take from this is what it says about and _ thing we should take from this is what it says about and will- thing we should take from this is what it says about and will do . thing we should take from this isj what it says about and will do for the conservative _ what it says about and will do for the conservative

ifeel like simple and play what you see sometimes.e gave me was don't try and be feel folding and every action. i feel like that when a long way. i feel like that when a long wa . , ., , i feel like that when a long wa. way. everyone says there core -la ers, way. everyone says there core players, they _ way. everyone says there core players. they all— way. everyone says there core players, they all had - way. everyone says there core players, they all had great - players, they all had great seasons, and because of that, there is the season that this is the year we will get a better chance. do since that was although i like to think so. i think our quality is unbelievable. i so. i think our quality is unbelievable.— so. i think our quality is unbelievable. i think we're auoin in unbelievable. i think we're going in and _ unbelievable. i think we're going in and winning. - unbelievable. i think we're going in and winning. i'ml unbelievable. i think we're i going in and winning. i'mjust going in and winning. i'm just looking forward to i

ifeel good, feel like my game is in good shape right now. i think it's wet right now, don't know if the course plays, i think it's wet ri-ht now, don't know if we'll the course plays, i think it's wet right now, don't know if the course plays, i think it's wet ri-ht now, don't know if we'll net right now, don't know if we'll get any play this afternoon. it is in great shape, just as i remember. obviously changed the grass on the fairways, i think it has made it a little easier to chip off of but it is a good track, big boy golf course. just a couple of days to go now until one of the biggest fights in a generation as tyson fury and oleksander usyk battle to become the undisputed heavyweight champion of the world. the last man to hold that title has told the bbc how he thinks it is going to go down in ryiadh on saturday. lennox lewis has been speaking to our boxing reporter ade adedoyin. this is without doubt one of the biggest weeks in both fighters might make careers. both are champions, both undefeated but this is an opportunity for one of

matthieu laughs ifeel like phileas fogg. you are. that — already, you can start to see the buildings appearing behind buildings. exactly. your view is getting further and further. yeah, yeah. oh, man! this is my first time up in a balloon, whether it's tethered or not. you've been doing it for 30 years. does it still feel exciting to you? yes, very much so. it is always different. so, ok, it's a lot of fun, but we're here for work, aren't we? there's readings to be taken. absolutely. we have an instrument on board of the gondola, and it keep measuring the pollution while we go up. so every second, we have the readings of the concentration of small particles and even greenhouse gases. wow. so is this a good day for pollution?— so is this a good day for pollution? so is this a good day for ollution? ,., ., , pollution? the pollution is - re pollution? the pollution is pretty low. _ pollution? the pollution is pretty low, because - pollution? the pollution is - pretty low, because yesterday was very windy. but most of the time in spring

and in a way, ifeel very proud of that moment because music wins, you know? and to see...ountry, we don't really have the tradition to have music lead very important political and social movements. so it was kind of a beautiful, symbolic moment. so it was, what, a couple of days later, you realised that it was...it had gone viral? yeah. i mean, my sister, she texted me, she was like, "oh, my god," you know, "the video is going viral. the song is going viral." and i think i've always... i've secretly always hoped for that song... i mean, when i wrote it, ifelt that it was very powerful. it was a song that was supposed to draw crowds together. i've always heard it with big choir, big orchestra. i've always felt that this song was really big. i didn't know it was going to become an anthem, but i think... and we should explain the words. "i'm the voice of the uprisers. i'm the right of the oppressed. they took away our rights and shut the door on us. what are they thinking? we are not afraid." so it very much spoke to the moment. it spoke to the moment. and what's even more in

ifeel like head is about an inch narrower. but it's all good. i'll talk to you soon.of newscast. we'll be back with another one very soon. bye. wonder if "ta—ra "has ever been mentioned in hansard. i wonder how to spell that. isaid ta—ra. i wonder if ta—ra has ever been mentioned in hansard. give them that it must�*ve been. i don't know how you spell ta—ra. i'm not sure. t-a-r-a. loading. "ta—ra" looks like it has appeared... ..once byjess phillips. yes, i can hearjess saying that. not quite a pointless answer than. i think almost one is better than zero. chris, i'll see you later. bye— bye. cheers. newscast. newscast from the bbc. welcome to newsday. reporting live from singapore, i'm steve lai. the headlines... international condemnation of israel after at least 45 people are killed at a refugee camp in rafah. the israeli prime minister says the strike was a "tragic incident". in papua new guinea, it's feared more than 2,000 people were buried by a devastating landslide in a remote village. as election campaigning gathers pace — rishi sunak says his plan for a "mode

i think it's important because sports are a metaphor for life and, erm, ifeel like combat sports especiallysn't matter what your misconceptions about men or women or big or small or anything is, when you see a fighter being excellent and digging deep and being put through adversity... i feel like every fight is a life in miniature that you just kind of get to see, like, a speed run of it. and it's a great equaliser and revealer of character. i think that everybody should be able to have that opportunity to show that. if you're, you know, a woman that doesn't get the same respect as a man, if you go out there and you fight and you give it your all, anybody with half a brain has to respect that. i think that every generation is making it easier for the generation afterward, and so i would love for the next generation of girls, my daughter, even, to see what's been done before them and know it's entirely possible for them to do that and exceed it. you have a right to be there. sometimes, when you're the only woman in the room, it's easy to not feel like that — to feel out of place, but you are

ifeel we have a relationship. it has been amazing. a long weekend. what are you talking about?the winner and the whole atmosphere tonight. nemo from switzerland have won the contest with the code. incredibly popular. operatic and athletic performance, balancing on the head of a pin throughout the song. no idea how they do not fall off but they are incredible. i think it meant so much to them that they wanted it. croatia in second. very popular, baby lasagne. i felt sorry for croatia in the end, so hard to pick between them because they are so amazing. i think croatia really, really wanted that win. they wanted to host eurovision and have a croatian winner. but it was not to be tonight. switzerland won so much of the jury vote it would have been tough to overcome that. it would have been really hard for anyone to overtake switzerland. ukraine did not do that well in the jury vote but got a colossal amount of the public vote. some things could change but really it would have taken a lot to beat switzerland tonight. they really did shine in the competition and have been a really p

this is been shown over and over again, and ifeel like a broken record, but we know that there is no folks who just moved from rafah and they say it's not a very pleasant situation, there's mosquitoes, trash, there's mosquitoes, trash, there's no food. people are under siege from drones, and that's the reality. people can't leave, there's 300,000 people there and they are now under attack, and my family remains. and unfortunately, they are running out of supplies, but also there's a lot of generosity in various ways of death in gaza. my brother was in the valley and he feared for his life, he said he feared for his life, he said he was not going to take any calls and we pray for their safety. i calls and we pray for their safe . , , ., safety. i remember your interview— safety. i remember your interview with _ safety. i remember your interview with the - safety. i remember your interview with the bbc l safety. i remember your i interview with the bbc last when you are talking with her brother, you and your brother were setting up a soup kitchen and we know that you manage to feed fam

ifeel that, of course in the lead up to it on the weeks running up lead up to it on the weeks running a boycott whilst there are many people thinking the country should not remain within the contest. the last 24 remain within the contest. the last 2a hours with the spokespeople leaving the competition are not representing their country and a disqualification with regards to one of the acts taking place. and of course the booing for the person who runs the ebu towards the end of the ceremony. i think it has obviously been very difficult contest for them. but i think is a piece of tv was quite smooth sailing. there were no interruptions and it went pretty smoothly and at the end of it ended up smoothly and at the end of it ended up with having a very standout winner. i think it became about the music towards the last part of the contest but it will be interesting because it shows to me that eurovision has been through the wringer and as we look ahead to next year, you wonder how it will be reflected in that by the time we go to switzerland.— to switzerland. there will be so much post-an

so, ifeel a lot when i witness the case and follow the case, and it's definitely a devastating day becauseded up in prison, orfacing a heavy prison sentencing. is definitely devastating. if you look at most of them, they've already been in jail for more than years without a verdict. and they are denied bail for that length of time. it is definitely outrageous. we can go live now to hong kong and our correspondent, martin yep, who's outside the magistrates�* court. yep, who�*s outside the magistrates�* court. we just saw a van driving into the courthouse, what is the mood there? ,., ., courthouse, what is the mood there? ., there? good morning. right next to me, there? good morning. right next to me. you _ there? good morning. right next to me. you might _ there? good morning. right next to me, you might be _ there? good morning. right next to me, you might be able - there? good morning. right next to me, you might be able to - there? good morning. right next to me, you might be able to see | to me, you might be able to see this 0 - dozens to me, you might be able to see this 0 — dozens of

ifeel like i'm being robbed blind.orporate interests just to take what they like. his service charges, he says, are now £8,000 a year. it's affecting millions of people in the country. i'm not the only cladding hostage that there is out there, and i'm not the only apartment getting ripped off with ridiculous service charges. richard pays a managing agent who maintains the building. they say the increase is justified. their trade body, the property institute, agrees, saying service charges have risen by 40% on average in the last five years. i think when leaseholders are getting very large bills and they're difficult to understand, it's perfectly rational for them to question and to wonder what's going on. the data explains why those bills are going up, and it's not good news. but it is... it's easy to shoot the messenger. so what's behind the increase in service charges? well, in the last five years, the property institute says most things like maintenance and staffing costs have gone up by about a third. spending on p

ifeel so sorry for their family and for everyone. said afterwards that she thought you were a hero. yeah, and i would do everything for my family. especially for my little one. she's my angel. that was henry de los rios polania, speaking to our special correspondent lucy manning. five babies in england have died from whooping cough this year alone after a rapid rise in the number of children getting it. nearly 2,800 cases have been reported across england so far this year — more than three times the number recorded in the whole of last year. 0ur health correspondent sophie hutchinson is here. people will be really shocked by these deaths. u nfortu nately, unfortunately, whooping cough is extremely dangerous for some babies put it is caused by a bacteria which is highly infectious and it starts with just cold symptoms that can develop into that very distinctive cough and can in some cases lead to breathing difficulties. what seems to be happening at the moment is the number of factors have come together to cause quite a dangerous envi

ifeel that i've probably thinking to themselves, my word.pation has of course had protests and calls for boycotts, whilst there have been many people thinking that the country should remain within the contrast too. in the last 24 hours we have spoke to people leaving the competition, not representing their country, a disqualification in regards to one of the acts, also taking place. and of the acts, also taking place. and of course booze for the person who runs the ebu, towards the end of the ceremony. i think it has been obviously a very difficult contest for them. obviously a very difficult contest forthem. i obviously a very difficult contest for them. i think though as a piece of tv it was rather smooth sailing. there were no interruptions, it went pretty smoothly, and of course i think at the end of it it ended up with having a very sort of standout winner. i think it became about the music towards the last part of the contest. it will be interesting, of course. this shows to me that a eurovision song contest has been through the wringe

and ifeel, i don't know, more needs to be done. who do you think is to blame? i don't know.wish i knew. and what do you think will happen in terms of the compensation? i know money won't bring back your brothers, but would it help you if you had compensation? which is, i think, what a lot of the families and victims do hope will come from this inquiry outcome. most definitely. i believe it's needed. it's been too long. it should have been sorted years ago. and do you think that it will have an impact on how the nhs goes forward, in terms of any other problems that might come up with the health service? and this inquiry will be a watershed moment, in that sense. i hope so. i hope it's a learning curve. i hope people that don't realise what had happened, hopefully now it's in the public eye, will understand what happened and it'll help teach them so that it doesn't happen again. yes, because that's part of the issue, because a lot of people didn't want to speak about this because they've been infected with hiv or, indeed, hepatitis like yourself. it has been difficult for the

ifeel like i needed help. i feel that i wasn't given help. i was put in a place, locked away.you deal with someone that's been through trauma. these orders allow local authorities to take away vulnerable children's most basic freedoms when they're deemed at serious risk. the order was meant to keep zarha safe, but she says it did anything but. it was literally horrible. i felt trapped. i couldn't do nothing. everything i was doing, they was there. whether i'm going toilet, cooking something, just simply going down to the kitchen, they was watching. zarha was detained in a care home 60 miles away. she wasn't allowed a phone or internet access. two workers, often male, would observe her 2a hours a day. they could restrain you for the simple fact of you going into crisis. so you could cry and then they'll think that you're going to harm yourself so they can put you on the floor. i don't believe that a teenager that's been sexually exploited should be restrained by two guys. when the high court first began to issue these orders, it was meant to be a last resort, but their use has

ifeel there is a held up for a long time in congress.pportunity now this year before the full flow of american funded military can come in, and they seem to be taking advantage. of it. that suggests rather than trying to get him to run the war, he doesn't do that and that is for the generals, since he is an economist. hisjob will be to get the war economy firing even more effectively than it is at the moment and ukraine is not fully mobilised in the way that russia is, so this is pointing to a long war, certainly, but it is also pointing to an immediate emergency this summer if the russians keep on pushing. it's a bit too early to say, only been a few days, but if they continue to push towards the big city, if they get into artillery range of the kharkiv, as james was saying in that piece, then strategically, well, it will certainly be a big tactical victory and possibly a chance of strategic changes on the battlefield. jeremie, thank ou, changes on the battlefield. jeremie, thank you. jeremy — thank you, jeremy bowen, international edit

like, ifeel so happy. it was fun.rt when prince harry was also on court. what was that like? it was like we were working together and collaborating to make a team. every time you do something like this, the youth are inspired. and you have an incredible leader like harry — prince harry — and meghan, you know, i think we are blessed for a day like this. their partnership will mean children in the nation�*s capital, abuja, will soon enjoy a fancy new court they are funding. from basketball to polo, sport has been a constant theme during this trip, and the couple have been driving home the message about how it has the power to change lives. arriving at the polo club, that�*s what they hoped the money raised at this charity game will do. time to say goodbye to nigeria. he told the crowd they�*ve had a wonderful time, calling lagos a beautiful place. thank you so much. simijolaoso, lagos. later this month, south africa will be going to the polls. violent crime is one of the big issues in this election. last year, the count

however, ifeel now multiple title winning team.enges for myself. so this coming to us from reuters new agency. confirmation that adrian newey, the design chief at red bull, will leave next year, 2025. this is not brand—new in terms of the speculation. this is the first official confirmation we have had about the speculation has been going on for a couple of weeks now. he, his future at red bull has been in the spotlight given the controversy is off the track on going at red bull. primarily around the accusations of sexual harassment and coercive abusive behaviour for christian horner, who is the team principal. christian horner denies those allegations and an investigation by the team cleared him of those allegations, too. but it has been an unsettling period off the racetrack for red bull. there has been speculation about this man's future, adrian newey. now we have confirmation that he is going. a huge contrast to red bull's performance on the track, of course. max verstappen, their star driver, absolutely dominant last season, w

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ifeel the more you refine a market, the easier it is, because otherwise you're doing a scatter—gun.you're, if you're a makeup brand for everyone, you kind of have got to think, how do i encapsulate in one message what we are as a brand? i think it's slightly more challenging. we are definitely for a woman who i think is a grown up woman. she's got to a stage in her life where she knows she needs to make some decisions to invest in things that really work. and that could be somebody, oddly, who's 25 more unusual, but has that feeling of grown up just around her skincare makeup routine. let me ask you this. if you're targeting this particular niche market, i guess it also means that you're well, you're ignoring or not targeting the men's cosmetic market, because that's also a huge market, estimated at some estimates, more than $200 billion in growing. i mean, are you missing a trick there? well, i would say about 8% of our customers are men. and i think that some of our ads very much you know, there are women on the ads and we are a female—orientated company. but when we talk about si

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yeah, ifeel like when people say that, they don't really understand how hard it is to do what we've donefeel foden could be the man to help end his country's long wait for a major trophy at the euros. do you sense this is the year for england? i'd like to think so. the quality of players that we've got is unbelievable. i think we're capable of definitely going on and winning it. i think we've shown that in previous tournaments, that we've been so close to doing it. so, yeah, i'mjust looking forward to it, i'm excited. foden's gone from footballing prodigy to one of the best players in the world, but his greatest success could be yet to come. dan roan, bbc news. it is thursday, it is question time, here is fiona with the details. six. here is fiona with the details. six weeks to go until the general election. _ weeks to go until the general election, and we are in coventry tonight, — election, and we are in coventry tonight, where people get their first chance to have a say on who will get _ first chance to have a say on who will get the — first chance to have a say on who will get the vo

i always think that's a very pretty name, ifeel.am and laura reunited. i mean, it's professionally, it's quite challenging because obviously i don't want it to i don't want it to be better. but i mean, it'sjust lovely and it's lovely of you to come in on sunday because you do all of this for us all the time. thanks for coming. very nice to have you. i've done my weekend voluntary service. and you got to wear your new t shirt on tv. it's actually my friend's t shirt that i borrowed as a little reference to our favourite film. that's sweet. and it must be the end, because we're now doing t—shirts... the new newscast fashion item. you're wearing your lipstickjacket, though. i call it the lipstickjacket, even though it's not kisses. yeah, it's leopard. i mean, there's so many red leopards around on there. yeah, it's leopard. i feel very much that listeners will say thank you for what you've done. you've done enough. they've done enough. so it's goodbye. thank god for that. bye! hello there. compared with yesterday, for most of us, the w

no, ifeel...housing association in cornwall. he thinks the growth in the number of older renters in the private sector should concern us all. it's expensive for us as a country as well because with that expensive rent, particularly as they get to pension age, it's actually housing benefit that ends up soaking up the impact of that. it's roughly £6 billion a year and over the next ten to 20 years, it's forecast that the number of people in retirement age, living in private rental, will double. and so it's a looming issue, an absolute ticking time bomb. we really need a sensible, long term strategy from government to get to grips with it. the growing number of private renters beyond normal retirement age is a challenge for future governments as they are forced to pick up those housing costs.

ifeel bytedance, all get together and work on this?, all of the research at the moment, none of it really holds up. that is one of the things that people don't like hearing. i'm not saying that these things don't happen. i would like some properly funded research to take place into the harms to young people, and then we can definitively talk about those dangers and the harms. and, maybe, the government, i'm not here to talk government policy, could start taxing the companies that operate in the uk, given that meta and other social networks used perfectly legal tax avoidance techniques do not pay tax avoidance techniques do not pay tax in the uk. but they can make huge money in this country and they could do more to protect people. vicky used a powerful phrase blood on their hands. the minister earlier on their hands. the minister earlier on said the company should be held to criminal responsibility. vicki, i think you want to come back. do you have the fear that pandora's box is opened and will never be closed again? opened and will ne