i mean, you'll get what else it the jesus, jelena and o'connell can't be understated squawk, not only for few tricks, additions, but also the challenges facing scientific exploration deutschen prudence, frisco abuse, s the v, as in pretty glad on this voyage of scientific knowledge and exploration were of paramount importance, if you go you seals without this knowledge, that progress isn't possible. senior screen cement and without scientific progress, we can't understand the world, feared old to the far too much to overcome the middle, if i will. for later i began in the mediterranean social, then we cross the oceans and now we're exploring space. i can see a human constant, there were perpetually searching for new horizons, new experiences, new fields of expansion. come blue. you. he could, i'd say that 500 years ago magellan opened a gateway, a gateway to a new world and exploration buddhism. another gateways been open. edison please goose. it's motivated us to keep exploring, to launch satellites in place, pray daily to map the mouth and the moon, he adams alone. that was the star

done so quick as were to go because he needed the manpower to look at it no, to leave without a one. jelena didn't have the authority or social status to have that one day caught the hannah killed just the only the king could order his execution, but magellan could no longer trust him beach carter. hannah and the ship bishop were arrested. it command of spanish on the island liberals another misfortune befell us there. the santiago, which had sailed ahead to shore to scout the area, was wrecked and the shoal, however, all the crew miraculously survived. the crew remained at the site for 2 months to salvage the wreckage and the goods that the sea tossed up on the beach from time to time. yet to plunder than i sent the crew of the sand dionte was distributed among the remaining 4. shadyside lavish, then sail diana jo on yom, which of yes from there it took them just 2 days to reach a case and, and they named it the case of the $11000.00 virginal damn or less of a meeting that us on fame is written as they would later discover, okay, this cape marked the start of the strait of magellan. it unt

earlier she swept past jelena ostapenko in straight sets to reach the last four.wimbledon, rybakina is still ranked only 25th in the world because ranking points were not awarded at swi9 last year. i had ihada i had a tough period before wimbledon and the sense i was very tired mentally. i played a lot of tournaments so i was not at my best and i took a break. it was not really an expected win at wimbledon, but here is different because first of all, i already did it once and i got confident that i can do it again. two—time olympic gold medallist mikaela shiffrin is now the most successful woman in world cup skiing history. she claimed her 83rd victory in the giant slalom in kronplatz. the win takes her clear of the record previously held by fellow american lindsey vonn. it leads her just it leads herjust three wins after the legendary swedish skier who has won the most world cup events ever. a blow for new england head coach steve borthwick as saracens stars elliot daly and jamie george have withdrawn from the england squad for the upcoming six nations. daly is o

her opponent will be wimbledon champion elena rybakina who knocked out jelena 0stapenko.o where she won her last grandson title. herjourney has been arduous and bald document but could this finally be her time again. her opponentjennifer piccolo was this highest seed in the draw and although she had a moment this is the dominant display of the two—time open champion. azarenka. .. azarenka... herfirst finalfour appearance here is since her 2014 title. standing between azarenka and elena rybakina. she overpowered azarenka in straight sets with only rain delaying the process. but neither weather nor the latvian bird tonight her on this occasion. the biggest threat to greek was greek. the third seat came close to hitting a ball kid as he closed in on victory. in error escape for both as the greek cruised into his third straight semifinal. players were required as he faced his opponent. the american who was a star of melbourne park battle briefly but after two seats and a break in the third was forced to call it quits. mikaela shiffrin's made history by winning a record 83rd w

earlier, she swept past jelena ostapenko in straight sets to reach the last four.thing of an anti—climax over in the men�*s draw, with russian karen khachanov reaching the semifinals after his american opponent sebastian korda retired from the match through injury. korda was two sets down and trailing 3—0 in the third when he threw in the towel. that�*s all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that�*s bbc.co.uk/sport. back to you. let�*s get more on the questions being asked about nadhim zahawi�*s tax affairs and the prime minister�*s promise of transparency and accountability. the independent committee on standards in public life hasjust published a report promoting ethical leadership in the public sector. let�*s talk to hannah white, from the think tank the institute for government. do you think this new report is going to make any difference to the problems facing this government? well, i think problems facing this government? well, ithink it problems facing this government? well, i think it serves as a really impor

earlier, she swept past jelena ostapenko in straight sets to reach the last four.really expected win at wimbledon, but here it is different because, first of all, i already did it once and i have confidence i can do it again. confidence i can do it again. something of an anti—climax over in the men's draw, with russian karen khachanov reaching the semifinals after his american opponent sebastian korda retired from the match through injury. korda was two sets down and trailing 3—0 in the third when he threw in the towel kachanov will play either stefanos tsitsipas orjiri lehecka in the semifinals. they're currently on court. stefa n stefan of tips it has is one set up at the moment and it is staying with serve. meanwhile, britain's alfie hewett began his reign as men's wheelchair world number one with a commanding victory overjapan's daisuke arai. hewitt will meet his doubles partner, gordon reid, in the quarterfinals. reid beat tom egberink of the netherlands. the biggest shock in the history of the scottish cup, one of the biggest shocks in football — that's how s

and less than half an hour later, coco gauff lost to jelena 0stapenko.. he has been incredible, i would say the story of the first week at the championships, and that is notjust because he is british but he couldn't quite get himself over the line. it couldn't quite get himself over the line. ., ., ~' ~' couldn't quite get himself over the line. ., ., 4' 4' ., couldn't quite get himself over the line. ., ., ~ ~ ., , ., �* line. it looked like a slog, didn't it, for him _ line. it looked like a slog, didn't it, for him to — line. it looked like a slog, didn't it, for him to keep _ line. it looked like a slog, didn't it, for him to keep going. - line. it looked like a slog, didn't it, for him to keep going. he i it, for him to keep going. he reminds me _ it, for him to keep going. he reminds me a little bit of the tin man, it takes him about an hour to warm up and get going, but when he does warm up, when his body is moving a little bit, he almost detests the break in between points at the bit where you have to go and sit on the chair, because as long as h