and what about james anderson? he — his test debut. and what about james anderson?derson? he has made his debut. anderson? he has made his debut before bashir was even born mount which shows how long he has been in a team for and how experienced he is. a landmark for him in many respects as well.— respects as well. absolutely remarkable, _ respects as well. absolutely remarkable, james - respects as well. absolutely l remarkable, james anderson, respects as well. absolutely - remarkable, james anderson, we respects as well. absolutely _ remarkable, james anderson, we have run out _ remarkable, james anderson, we have run out of— remarkable, james anderson, we have run out of ways to say how great the serve _ run out of ways to say how great the serve meant — run out of ways to say how great the serve meant and skilful operator he has been _ serve meant and skilful operator he has been for many years. you say he made _ has been for many years. you say he made his— has been for many years. you say he made his england debut before shoab bashir— made his england debut b

the third day started well for england with james anderson taking two quick wickets. india side under scrutiny, could have been dismissed early on but he not only survived, he went on to make his third test century. england's bowlers stuck to their task and tom hartley ended up taking 4 wickets with india finally all out for 255. in reply england have made a positive start but lost ben duckettjust before the close, finishing on 67 fori. it felt like they weren't sure what a good score would be against us. the wicket�*s still pretty good. the other one's keeping low, but you expect that. also what we've seen today is shubman gill played brilliantly, but there are still scores to be made out there, so there is still quality in our dressing room. there are still guys in there who think they can get 154 tomorrow and get us the game, so we're really happy. the morning session that we play tomorrow is going to be very important for us because we see there is a bit of moisture starting the day of play. and i think coming tomorrow in the morning, that is going to be the key f

so that means fast bowlers in particular, like james anderson and mark wood have had to suffer in thes reached 35, 36 degrees in rajkot over the weekend. it's been sapping, draining for the england bowlers and the england fielders. and there is a short turnaround to the fourth test which begins on friday. this was the first time in a series that england had picked two seam bowlers. they'd gone for three spinner and one seamer in the third test. so that might be another option depending on the pitch. they'd gone for three spinners and one seamer in the first two tests. so that might be another option depending on the pitch. bashir could come into the equation. and if england want to freshen up the attack, they have 0lly robinson and atkinson a bowler with a lot of pace waiting in the wings. one thing that would help ben stokes straightaway with winning the toss. because so far in this series, the three test matches have been won by the side that has won the toss and batted first. manchester united scored afterjust 36 seconds and went on to win for a third time in a row in the premier l

the third day started well though for england, with james anderson taking two quick wickets. gill, with his place in the india side under scrutiny, could have been dismissed early on, but he not only survived, he went on to make his third test century. england's bowlers stuck to their task, and tom hartley ended up taking four wickets with india, finally all out for 255, while in reply, england made a positive start but lost ben duckett just before the close of play on day three, finishing on 67 for one. it felt like they were unsure what a good score would be against us. you know, the wicket is still pretty good. the odd ones keep in low, but you expect that. so yeah, i think also what we've seen today is shubman played brilliantly, but itjust showed us that there's still scores to be made out there. so we've got so much quality in our dressing room. there's guys in there thinking they can get 150 fours tomorrow so yeah, we're really happy. the morning session that is going to happen tomorrow is going to be very important for us because we have seen there is always a bit of

james anderson also comes in for mark wood.video was none other than former england captain and leading run scorer alastair cook, who was playing for essex against somerset. he's been speaking to the bbc�*s test match special team and cook believes, like former england spinner graeme swann, bashir�*s main asset is the ability to turn the ball. i think he has got the main attribute he spins the ball very hard, which i think graham swann was a big advocate of. it is early on in your career if you can spin the ball, the control and the discipline learning how to you can teach all that but actually the ability to spin the ball as well. he is tall, so he has some very natural attributes which will help. what i was impressed with when i faced him was impressed with when i faced him was he didn't bowl that many bad balls. cardiff full—back cameron winnett will make his wales debut in their six nations opener against scotland on saturday. but centre george north misses out through injury. north is replaced by owen watkin, while there a

have been in the field on every day of the match, so that means fast bowlers in particular, like james andersonod, have had to suffer in the heat. and it's reached 35, 36 degrees in rajkot over the weekend. it has been sapping, draining for the england bowlers and the england fielders, and there is a short turnaround to the fourth test in ranchi — that begins on friday. this was the first time in the series that england had picked two seam bowlers. they had gone for three spinners and one seamer in the first two tests, so that might be another option in ranchi depending on the pitch. shoaib bashir could come into the equation. and if england want to freshen up their bowling attack, they've got ollie robinson and the uncapped gus atkinson, a bowler who's got a lot of pace, waiting in the wings. one thing that would help ben stokes straight away is winning the toss, because so far in this series, the three test matches have been won by the side that won the toss and batted first. manchester united scored after just 36 seconds and went on to win for a third time in a row in the premier league. ras

the first test, and didn't play in the second, but england have opted for his speed, and with james andersonis place, england will play two seamers for the first time in the series. england captain ben stokes will play in his 100th test for the side, becoming the 16th england player to reach the milestone. since making his debut against australia ten years ago, stokes has starred with a number of individual performances, and has excelled as captain, winning ia of the 20 matches since he took charge in 2022. i think this will allow us to use his skill set in a different way than in the first game because the way in whichjimmy bowled last week just shows the class that he can do it everywhere in the world, regardless of the conditions. there are two more champions league matches this evening, but no british sides involved. kylian mbappe is set to return for paris saint germain later, in their home game against real sociedad. the france captain was an unused substitute in their league win at the weekend against lille, but is back in the picture later against the spanish side. he had been suffer

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they have been in the field every day of the match so that means fast bowlers in particular like james andersonsuffer in the heat which has reached 35, 36 degrees in rajkot over the weekend. it's been draining the england bowlers and fielders and there is a short turnaround to the fourth test which begins on friday. this was the first time in the series england have picked to seam bowlers, they were ever to field and one seam in the first test which might be an option. bashir might come into the equation. and if they want up the bowling attack, they've got robinson and atkinson, a bowler with a lot of pace waiting in the wings. one thing that might help ben stokes is winning the toss because this series so far, they've been won by the side that won the toss and batted first. clearly that isn't something england can control and they might have too when a test match and get themselves back into the series batting second. they had opportunities to win both second and third test but stokes calling at the coin toss, that would be a big help. in what other word onjaiswal? what a return for him on the

the third day started well for england with james anderson taking two quick wickets.not only survived, he went on to make his third test century. england's bowlers stuck to their task and tom hartley ended up taking four wickets with india finally all out for 255. in reply, england have made a positive start but lost ben duckett just before the close, finishing on 67 for 1. it felt like they were unsure what a good school would be against us. the wicket is still pretty good. the odd one is low, you expect that. also what we have seen today was shipman played brilliantly. just shows there are still schools to be made. so much quality in the dressing room. i thinking they can get 150 tomorrow and win us the game. the morning session tomorrow _ and win us the game. the morning session tomorrow will _ and win us the game. the morning session tomorrow will be - and win us the game. the morning session tomorrow will be very - session tomorrow will be very important. there is always moisture coming, _ important. there is always moisture coming, starting the day of play. comi

the third day started well for ben stokes' side with james anderson taking two quick wickets.under scrutiny — not only survived, he went on to make his third test century. england's bowlers stuck to their task and tom hartley ended up taking 4 wickets with india finally all out for 255. in reply england have made a positive start... but lost ben duckett just before the close finishing on 67 for 1. meanwhile afghanistan have fought back in their one off test against sri lanka in colombo. they trail the hosts by 42 runs with nine wickets remaining of their second innings. ibrahim zadran has scored his first test century, and was 101 not out at the end of day three. and australia have won their three match one day series against west indies with a match to spare. sean abbott scored a half century and took three wickets for the aussies who won by 83 runs in sydney. the schedule for the 2026 world cup in the us, mexico and canada will be announced later, along with who will host the key games in the tournament. the dallas cowboys' at&t stadium in arlington texas is thought to be th

the third day started well for england with james anderson taking two quick wickets.ent on to make his third test century. england's bowlers stuck to their task and tom hartley ended up taking four wickets with india finally all out for 255. in reply, england have made a positive start. but lost ben duckettjust before the close of play on day three of the second test, finishing on 67 for one. and we end on some sad news from the world of rugby union where barryjohn, the legendary former wales, and british and irish lions fly—half, has died at the age of 79. after making his debut in 1966, john played in 25 internationals for wales and five tests for the lions. a family statement said: "barryjohn died peacefully today at the university hospital of wales "surrounded by his loving wife and four children." tributes have been paid tojohn, including from the former wales fly—halfjonathan davies who said: "rip barry. "another one of my heroes sadly gone." the british and irish lions said: "truly one of the greatest. "we are hugely saddened that the great barryjohn "has passe

he returns to partner james anderson, who needs five more wickets to reach 700 in test matches.ng an extra seam or in this week. i think this will allow us to use his skill set in a different way than in the first game, because he was the only seamer. the way in whichjimmy bowled last week just shows the class that he can do it everywhere in the world, regardless of the conditions. leylah fernandez upset australian open finalist zheng qinwen to reach the quarterfinals of the qatar open. fernandez came from 3—5 down to take the first set 7—5 before wrapping up the second 6—3 injust half an hour to defeat the number—five seed. fernandez, who's a former us open finalist, will meet third—seed elena rybakina for a spot in the semifinals. manu tuilagi is back in the england squad ahead of their six nations match with scotland in just under two weeks. the 32—year—old centre has recovered from a groin injury and isjoined by hooker luke cowan—dickie and lock george martin. england have won both their matches so far at the tournament and are chasing a first six nations title since 2020. f

the third day started well for ben stokes' side with james anderson taking two quick wickets.y — survived though and went on to make his third test century. england's bowlers stuck to their task and tom hartley ended up taking 4 wickets with india finally all out for 255. in reply england have made a positive start. a few moments ago they were57 for i, chasing 399. meanwhile australia have taken their three match one day series against west indies with a match to spare. sean abbott scored a half century and took three wickets for the aussies who won by 83 runs in sydney. plenty of football across europe this weekend and the title race is still fascinating in germany. bayer leverkusen have a narrow two point lead over bayern munich after both sides won on saturday. bayern had to come from behind against borussia moenchengladbach, going a goal down on 35 minutes, with harry kane among their scorers. this was his 24th league goal of the season and bayern finished 3—i winners. but bayer leverkusen are the side to catch. they're unbeaten in all competitons this season, winning 2—0

james anderson took his wicket, and ended up with three, along with spinners shoaib bashir and rehan to a quick half century, but wickets started to fall, mainly to india's star fast bowlerjaprit bumrah. joe root went for just five, captain ben stokes for a7, and india are fimly in control heading into day three. they'll sex without loss heading into day three now. —— they are six without loss. on friday, south korea made it through to the semifinals of the asian cup after a 96 minute equaliser against australia, and then won the match in extra time. elsewhere, jordan beat to pick a standby i—o. elsewhere, jordan beat to pick a standby 1—0. these are the matches in the africa cup of nations. a busy saturday in the uk with premier league matches. everton take on tottenham in the lunchtime kick—off. the manager says he is not worried about relegation but admits they need to turn performances into victories. the they need to turn performances into victories. ., ., , victories. the moment of truth is the moment _ victories. the moment of truth is the moment that _ victories. the moment o

the third day started well for ben stokes' side with james anderson taking two quick wickets. make his third test century. england's bowlers stuck to their task and tom hartley ended up taking four wickets with india finally all—out for 255. in reply, england have made a positive start but lost ben duckett just before the close, finishing on 67—1. it felt like they were unsure what a good score would be against us. the wicket is still pretty good. also what we have seen today is shipment played brilliantly. there are still schools to be made out there. so much quality in the dressing room. the morning session that is going to happen— the morning session that is going to happen tomorrow is going to be very important _ happen tomorrow is going to be very important. coming tomorrow in the morning _ important. coming tomorrow in the morning that will be the key for us. us open champion wyndham clark will start the final round of the pebble beach pro—am with the lead after shooting a course—record 60. the american got four birdies and two eagles on just his front nine including thi

he returns to partner james anderson who needs five more wickets to reach 700 in test matches. 0bviouslyteam—mate in this week may allow us to use with a's skill set in a different way than we did in the first game. 0bviously he was the only steamer. jimmy balljust showed his class last week, he can do anywhere in the world regardless of conditions. manu tuilagi is back in the england squad ahead of their six nations match with scotland in just under two weeks. he has recovered from a groin injury and isjoined by hooker luke cowan—dickie and lock george martin. england have won both their matches and are chasing a first six nations title since 2020. connor wilson was the first —— biggest name to fall today at the smoker until a few minutes ago until mark selby was knocked out by aaron hill. no problems for world champion luca bessell who is safely through to the third round. the big of 119 was his best as he thrashed joe o'connor for — zero. british ice skating legends jayne torvill and christopher dean have announced a plan to retire from ice skating together in 2025. the pair made hist

with a couple of days to go, the pitch had a bit of grass on it, and so both james anderson and markd squad spent their week off in abu dhabi. the leg spinner had to be given a temporary visa after a "discrepancy" with his original documentation was found. it's after another spinner, shoaib bashir, was prevented from entering india before the first test because of a separate visa issue. i think we are getting around, rehan was in good spirits training today. i think it was sorted fairly quickly yesterday. it is all going on behind—the—scenes, and hopefully within the next day or so, hopefully it is all sorted. no, he is in good spirits, boys are getting around him, and he is happy to be out here training. this is england's squad for the third test from which they'll pick their 11. mark wood has been added to the team that lost the last test. captain ben stokes is in line to become the 16th england man to play a 100th test. you're watching sportsday. time for some of the other stories making the headlines today. west indies won the final t20 of their three—game series with australia b

the spin bowler replaces jack leach ahead of the second test against india tomorrow, with james andersonaster who led the campaign forjustice in the post office horizon scandal says he'll reject an offer of compensation from the government. alan bates told the daily telegraph the offer was "offensive" and "cruel". it's a month since an itv drama highlighted the scandal, where hundreds of sub—postmasters and post—mistresses were wrongly prosecuted. although the false accusations of theft and fraud have now stopped, as our correspondent colletta smith finds out, running a post office branch — and turning a profit — remains extremely hard. who's next, please? who's next, please ? right across the uk, those running post offices are facing an uphill battle. in the village of comrie in perthshire, marlene runs the post office and the shop. that's my terminal. my keyboard, which is where i was doing the majority of the work. i've got my postbags here. i've got a coffee machine. we sell mobile phone top—ups. but she's struggling to make any money at all. there is no basic salary. we're paid per

double century in india's first innings in the morning session... he was finally out for 209. james andersonnd bowled out for 253. india, who closed the day on 28 without loss in their second innings are fimly in control heading into day three and that's all the sport for now. protests have been held in germany for the third weekend in a row. the crowds are demonstrating against the far—right afd party after a recent meeting of extremists was attended by afd members. plans to deport people with non—german backgrounds were discussed at that meeting. since the demonstrations began, the party has slipped in the polls. but, afd remains germany's second most popular party. afd leaders say they are being targeted by the german state, in the same way that political freedom fighters were repressed in communist east germany. our correspondent, damien mcguinness is in berlin. this is the third weekend in a row that mass demonstrations have been held in towns and cities across germany. they are being held by all sorts of groups from environmentalists, trade unionists, political parties and even a group

england — who are 1—0 up in the series — are once again fielding three front line spinners, whilst james andersonod. bashir missed the series opener in hyderabad because of visa problems, but captain ben stokes doesn't believe his absence during the first test will effect him: no, there's no worries or issues for me, the fact he has been away from the group for a period of time in coming back and making his w. just take it all up and it's not like he has forgotten how to bowl a weekend after being home. england have named two debutants for their opening six nations match at the weekend. exeter�*s ethan roots will start at blind—side flanker against italy in rome. fraser dingwall, who plays for northampton, will also win his first cap at inside centre alongside the returning henry slade. that is all this work for now, more later, but back to you matthew. the bank of england has held interest rates at 5.25% but indicated it is edging towards cutting borrowing costs. at its latest meeting, the bank said it had discussed cutting rates, with inflation — the pace of price rises — set to fall quickly th

so it was they were bolted down to $353.00 roots and beaten on $100.00 winter to 41 year old james anderson took the 1st wicket in response himself. 3 away from 700. yes, just to be j swell. already has to double ended the series and he provided some resistance with 73 last year and some hockey then took over with 6 between them. so the video and 219 for 7 trading a led by 134 best boys were that she's a lot, but that's your, that's not how we look at it. so how can we get the best out teacher? there is a team and how are we going to keep trying to get better as a group and we're not always going to get it right. and that will keep continues to keep trying to, to improve. social media influence sensors had to ex, professional football is gathered in costa to raise money for charity if they showed a skills in the match for hope. tom size and was they in recent years, it's a venue the seam and lots of little messy score us on his way to listing the woke up on friday. there was something slightly different, a state could be, but then i'd be stadium as global icons with the pulse join forces wi

and on the 12241 year old james anderson took the 1st wicked in response. he's now 3 away from 700. just the j swell already has to double hundreds in the series. he provided some resistance is 73, the share in tom hartley then to cope with 6 between them to leave india on 200. 19 for 7 trade in england, by a $134.00 runs by labor casing and moving ever closer to a 1st boon. does the good title off to going 11 points. claire at the top of the table for my also captain granite checkup put labor, cruise and a head early on against mine. he signed an injury during the celebration, but luckily, coach chevy like a chevy alonzo. i realized it was a jake. that was jack has 1st go for the club since joining last july months to equalize before labor case and one it in the 2nd hoff. thanks to how the from lights keep us from incense now they become winning to one and setting a german record of 33 games on base and across in compositions. springs women's football team and qualified for the piece for the 1st time, the women's well champion sweets and nothing is 3, the semi finals of the nations

added 51 runs to the title, is that we're called up to 35310 roots and beaten on 12241 year old james anderson took the 1st week of the response, he searches 3 rate and $700.00. yes, i think i saw who really has to double hundreds in the series and he provided some resistance with 73. but it was but sheer and tom hockey who would take 6 week. it's between them to leave india and 290 to 7 training, even by 134. meaning something sort of gave you the best both word that she used a lot, but that's your, that's not how we look at a set. how can we get the best of each other as a team? and how are we going to keep trying to get better as a group? and we're not always going to get it right. and that will can continue to keep trying to, to improve scotland have beats in england. so when rugby as co council council the 4th to you in a row, it's the 1st time in the history. they've done this since $1896.00 to and found them at the start of the show. it's mary fields. he has become the 1st scope to score a hectic of try is the case. the english found him advocate. he enjoys thing against a means now has

in reply, james anderson took the wicket of rohit sharma — that�*s number 697 in test cricket.berts equalised, sparking a stunning turnaround at elland road — his first goal since joining from burnley. and after archie gray put leeds ahead, patrick bamford deflected in danjames�* free kick to make absolutely sure of victory. so, 3—1 it finished, and leicester are now in leeds�* sights in the race to finish top as both sides attempt to go straight back up to the premier league. now, we have the fifth round of the fa cup this week with places in the quarterfinals at stake. it all starts on monday night with the ultimate david versus goliath contest — championship side coventry against non—league maidstone united, who are the story of the season, making headlines around the world with their stunning upset at championship high flyers ipswich. now, maidstone, who play in the sixth tier, are aiming to become the lowest—ranked team to reach the quarterfinals. this is a town that is seizing its moment in history.— this is a town that is seizing its moment in history. cornering in on co

and indeed, remarks by >> and indeed, those remarks by james are difficult for james cleverly are difficult for lee andersono find, way out of find, i think, a way out of this. but lee james cleverly saying anderson must saying that lee anderson must apologise. i won't apologise. he's saying i won't apologise. he's saying i won't apologise. feel i have apologise. i don't feel i have to. words were clumsy when he to. my words were clumsy when he said that sadiq khan was controlled or his office was controlled, controlled way controlled, controlled some way by denied, by islamists. that was denied, of sadiq khan, who of course, by sadiq khan, who attacked but we're attacked the language. but we're revealing tonight, of revealing on gb news tonight, of course, that lee anderson course, nigel, that lee anderson has met with richard tice, the reform uk leader in a hotel off the m1 on sunday for talks for about 20 minutes. that was the day after he lost the whip. so it may be that that lee anderson finally is going to come across to reform uk imminently. what have heard, nigel? have you heard, nigel? >> no idea .

he was saying that there could and is still a way back into the conservative party for lee anderson, but jamese a way back? >> there isn't a way back through that. and i thought rishi sunak was actually quite significant yesterday because what he said was that the reason that lee had been suspended was because of what he said. he didn't mention anything about apologising beforehand . now, apologising beforehand. now, oliver dowden, the previous day had said , had he apologised, had said, had he apologised, that it wouldn't have been suspended, prime minister seemed to have a slightly different view, so? so at the moment it's possible if he actually actually said sorry, that he would be able to come back, but it's looking really unlikely. >> if quickly, could, >> so if quickly, if we could, nigel, if he does defect to reform , it's going to send reform, it's going to send seismic waves throughout the red wall. could be terrible for the conservative party if comes conservative party if it comes to it could be. to pass. yes, it could be. >> um, and obviously he'd have a lot, lot of trouble winnin

james biden's testimony. they did that give specifics though anderson, when i asked them, are there any links to president biden from james biden that he revealed in this closed-door testimony they did not answer that question. >> anderson. raja, appreciate it. i want to bring in cnn's jessica schneider and two people have experienced with confidential informants 1023 reports in russian disinformation, former fbi deputy director andrew mccabe and john miller, former fbi assistant director. so just to understand cnn, some new reporting about this x fbi informant yeah, that's right. >> so anderson multiple sources, they're telling our evan perez and hannah rabinowitz, it was as far back as 2020 or the fbi had reason to believe that some of these allegations were false. now, before that, alexander smirnoff really had been prized by the fbi. he worked with this particular handler for more than a decade. they talked daily and you know, most of important anderson smirnoff had very important relationships that could be used to the fbi. he had relationships with corrupt foreign business officials, corrupt government of

the hosts trailed england by 134 runs at the start of play and dug in before james anderson made theof the innings before india were bowled out for 307. they'll be happy with that, con5idering where they were at one stage. they're at lunch now before england begin their second innings in a match. they have to win if they're to force a decider in dharam5ala. next, it's billed as the biggest match in rugby league, and wigan warrior5 can now officially call themselves the best in the world after winning the world club challenge for a record—equalling fifth time. they beat the australian champion5 penrith panthers 16—12 after an extraordinary end to the match at the dw stadium. joe lyn5key was watching. the last play of the match. penrith panthers and attack. this game might have changed if the ball touched the ground. we can looked and hoped for a call of no try. ground. we can looked and hoped for a call of no try-— a call of no try. commentator: the week fans shouting _ a call of no try. commentator: the week fans shouting for _ a call of no try. commentator: the week fans shouting fo

they had a great start with james anderson taking two quick wickets after india resumed 171 runs ahead�*s heavyweight unification fight with oleksandr usyk was postponed, there is now a new date for your diaries. it will go ahead on may 18 in saudi arabia. the bout was originally due to take place on february 17, but was postponed after fury was cut above his eye during training on friday. to cycling, where britain's simon yates has won the alula tour in saudi arabia by a matter of millimetres. he came out on top in a four—way sprint to win the final stage, which was crucial because it came with a ten—second time bonus. that in turn, was enough to give him the overall race win, by just three seconds. and from the road to the track, where there was a gold medal for british pair elinor barker and katie archibald as they won the madison even at the track nations cup in australia. the three—day event in adelaide is the first of three rounds, which go towards qualifying for the paris 202a olympics. and he may be in the twilight of his career, but it's safe to say lionel messi has not lost h

india, comedy hosts, 396 all out, despite the open —— opener going on to make a brilliant 209 the james andersono getting the only goal early in the second half. leeds have played two goals more than ipswich and southampton, just behind them. you can see what that means to nonto on his first golfer leads in quite a while. now, in the women's game, head coach accused of bullying a player who later took her own life has been sacked by his club. sheffield united women's said new information had come to light aboutjonathan morgan's conduct before he joined the club. his dismissal was not related to the fa's investigation into sheffield united player eddie cusack, who took her own life last year. ms cusack�*s family claim she was poorly treated by mr morgan, accusations he denied. a separate enquiry has cleared him of bullying or inappropriate behaviour. now, the big story in boxing. british heavyweight champion tyson fury says he is absolutely devastated after having to withdraw from his highly anticipated unification fight in a couple of weeks against oleksandr usyk. the bout had been due to take p

ended, in that famous england win but he'll get his chance tomorrow with jack leach injured while james anderson to 80 miles an hour in shetland but look close, 124 mile in our winds and the faroe islands, hundred and 40 miles an hour on the coast of norway and that storm bringing record wind speeds across sweden but it's a way. for us, quarterwindow across sweden but it's a way. for us, quarter window to start but you see the cloud spilling its way in and that will take away some of the sunshine and some of you enjoying at this morning. chilly out there, for us this morning, and northern ireland temperatures will lift, the sunshine turning hazy. thicker club for northern ireland in the middle part of the day but the north west highlands and islands, the clouds thickening substantially with more persistent rain as we go into the afternoon. temperatures lifting 8-10 . afternoon. temperatures lifting 8—10 . windy tonight, the wettest conditions during the first half of the night and cloud and showers spelling and across the uk bringing light rain and drizzle around western coasts and hills but aft

the 27th of february. >> the lee anderson row home home secretary james cleverly has urged him to apologisemal parliamentary disapproval. anderson, meanwhile , has refused to rule out defecting to the reform party . defecting to the reform party. >> police, under pressure palestine marches are costing the taxpayer tens of millions of pounds and putting neighbourhood policing at risk. pounds and putting neighbourhood policing at risk . that's policing at risk. that's according to a group of mps who want protest organisers to give a longer notice period . a longer notice period. >> and donald trump says prince harry betrayed queen elizabeth and treated her with disrespect . and treated her with disrespect. the former president says he wouldn't protect the duke of sussex if he regains the presidency. what does that mean . presidency. what does that mean. >> well, leander in this row is now in its fifth day and it seems that it's not quietening down. uh, it's interesting that the home secretary, speaking from new york, has asked him to apologise . apologise. >> yes, i guess they can't say no co

. >> why then, if suella >> so why then, if suella braverman if lee anderson, if james cleverly.re high fiving themselves, all saying, yes, it's we've this it's wrong that we've got this problem, why isn't that teacher in batley brought out of hiding? why hasn't got a ring of why hasn't he got a ring of steel around him? why isn't he back in school ? that back in that school? that primary school? the other primary school? the other primary they're primary school where they're talking potentially talking about potentially closing and putting lessons onune online because they're frightened about parents protesting you know, why aren't we putting a ring of, of steel around those and around those premises and saying, our watch. saying, no, not on our watch. these things will continue and these things will operate. scarlet you're right . i mean, scarlet you're right. i mean, can say i think there's can i say i think there's a problem with your mic, but, um, i there i think there is. >> i'd be more content >> i'd be much more content seeing that in parliament with you. >> respond in a

james carville? good evening john berman here sitting in for anderson. we're gonna have that and more in the hour ahead. we begin though, with breaking news the new u.s. air strikes targeting iranian-backed houthi drones in yemen. let's get straight to cnn's own liebermann at the pentagon. owen, what's the latest here? >> john these trucks occurring just in the last hours over yemen. the u.s. air strike targeted a number of houthi drones in yemen. this is what we have seen, doing over the course of the past several weeks. trying to strike the types of targets that houthis in the iran-backed rebel group in yemen have used to target, not only international shipping, but commercial vessels operating the red sea. as well as u.s. warships. in this, case the strike was unmanned drones that the houthis have used to target these commercial vessels. but, also in the past, the u.s. has targeted anti ship ballistic missiles. an anti ship cruise missiles. the goal here is to target these before they can be launched. that is before they pose a security threat the shi

anderson's real world. back the world. we're going back in the day william james glading. day with william james glading. e's a he's100 years old and he's a veteran . conservatives. you're listening to gb news radio show . to gb news radio show. >> well, welcome back to lee anderson's real world. i've got a very special guest in here today. it's a hundred year old william james gladden, also known as bill and a d—day veteran . bill. thanks for veteran. bill. thanks for coming. now you was conscripted at the age of 18. that would be 1942, i would imagine . yeah. and 1942, i would imagine. yeah. and then 1944, d—day . you find then 1944, d—day. you find yourself on a glider going to france with a few of your comrades and machinery as part of operation overlord . what of operation overlord. what happened when you got there, bill? well i had a rather unusual entry into normandy because on our way over , i because on our way over, i decided a glider up my back and a tank here. >> there. so i thought , there's >> there. so i thought, there's three portholes. i climbed up there. i'll have another look. i climbed

to sandra "pepa" denton and egypt, melissa joan hart and mackenzie, and james van der beek and olivia. from me, anthony anderson, and my mama, -good night, everybody! -(mama) good night! stay safe! that's my mom! (theme tune playing) (whoops and cheers) (music ends) tonight. storm clouds are moving in over lake tahoe and the region is preparing for treacherous conditions, not seen in years travel warnings are being issued, but still, people from the bay area are making that trek to the mountains. >> we're going to pack a bunch of games and flashlights and stuff just in case. but yeah, fingers crossed that we can at least hit the slopes 1 or 2 days. >> skiers are hoping to make it up to the sierra before the conditions deteriorate. good evening. i'm claudine wong and i'm mike mibach. >> a blizzard warning is set to go in effect in just about six hours. we do have live team coverage tonight of the storm on the way. ktvu joey horton is standing by after talking to bay area residents who are ignoring travel warnings in the sierra. but first, let's go right to chief meteorologist bill martin. bill, this is a major s

inuding kathy and paul anderson and camilla and george smith. >> the john s and james l night foundationering informed and engaged communities. more at kf.org. announcer: and with the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions. ♪ this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. geoff: welcome to "newshour." a federal appeals court in washington has rejected donald trump's claim of presidential immunity for actions he took trying to overturn the 2020 election. amna: the unanimous three-judge panel wrote "former president trump has become citizen trump." this clears the way for his federal trial on conspiracy and obstruction to a -- to move forward but mr. trump , is expected to appeal the ruling which could further delay the case. william brangham has been keeping track of all the developments and joins me now. it's good to see you. this was a long-awaited ruling. what do we need to understand about how the judges ruled here? william: this was a clear setback for the former presi