joe wilson, bbc news.ds united in their bid to avoid relegation. they drew 0—0 at crystal palace, a game of very few notable moments from selhurst park, although wilfried zaha almost grabbing the win with ten minutes left. but the result means leeds are now five points clear of the drop zone having played one more match than 18th placed everton, while palace stay 14th. blackburn rovers thrashed lancashire rivals preston north end 4—1 at deepdale to end their five—game winless run and keep their hopes of making a return to the premier league after at a decade away. a cool lewis travis finish from just inside the boxputting the icing on the cake. they beat lancashire rivals preston north end 4—1 this evening to go within three points of the championship play—off places, with two games left to play. a cool lewis travis finish from just inside the box ended the derby as a contest, with chile striker brereton diaz hitting the top of the bar as blackburn went in search of more goals. victory moves tony mowbray�*

joe wilson reports. three games, but england faced australia — the green and gold everest of women's cricket. australia's opening batters haynes and healy soon excelled. down the ground... england needed theirfielding, their catching, to be perfect. it wasn't. and alyssa healy continued to play the innings of her life to make 170 in australia's 356. well, england, follow that! a picturesque piece of christchurch, it was a monumental task, but nat sciver�*s brave batting maintained hope. others came and went. sophia dunkley bowled. sciver kept improvising. her 148 not out was outstanding. but when anya shrubsole fell chasing the last glimpse of the dream, england were 285 all out. that was the match — and the world cup. i think it will take a little bit of time to digest what went wrong, and i think also it's fair to say credit to australia, they outplayed us tonight, they brought their best game on the biggest stage, so fair play to them. these australians may be the most dominant team across world sport

joe wilson, bbc news. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are lord kim darroch, the former british ambassador to the united states, and former national security adviser. and also with me is lord digby jones, who was a trade minister between 2007 and 2008. tomorrow's front pages. starting with: an apology from boris johnson on the front page of the metro, with the paper reporting on his statement to mp5. a message to tory mps in the mirror, urging them to vote for an investigation into whether the prime minister misled parliament over lockdown parties. the i quotes conservative mp mark harper, who called for the prime minister to resign after that apology in the house of commons, saying mrjohnson is "no longer worthy of the great office he holds."

joe wilson reports. having lost their first three games, but england faced australia. the green and gold everest of women's cricket. australia's opening batters haynes and healy soon excelled. down the ground... england needed theirfielding, their catching, to be perfect. it wasn't. and alyssa healy continued to play the innings of her life to make 170 in australia's 356. well, england, follow that! a picturesque piece of christchurch, it was a monumental task, but nat sciver�*s brave batting maintained hope. others came and went. sophia dunkley bowled. sciver kept improvising. her 148 not out was outstanding. but when anya shrubsole fell chasing the last glimpse of the dream, england were 285 all out. that was the match — and the world cup. i think it will take a little bit of time to digest what went wrong, and i think also it's fair to say credit to australia, they outplayed us tonight, they brought their best game on the biggest stage, so fair play to them. these australians may be the most dominant

joe wilson, bbc news, south—west london.and to apologise to the archbishop of canterbury over comments mrjohnson reportedly made in a private meeting of conservative mps last night. mrjohnson was widely reported as saying that senior clergy had been "less vociferous" in their condemnation of vladimir putin than they had of the uk's plans to send asylum seekers to rwanda. the prime minister says the rwanda policy was an attempt to save lives in the english channel. 0ur deputy political editor, vicki young, reports. are there more fines coming, prime minister? borisjohnson is desperate to change the subject and talk about anything other than his covid lawbreaking. a row with the archbishop of canterbury is one way of doing it. happy easter to all of you! in his easter sermon, justin welby criticised government plans to send asylum seekers to rwanda. in a private meeting with conservative mps, mrjohnson reportedly criticised the archbishop for being less vociferous in his condemnation of russian president vladimir putin than of

joe wilson, bbc news.part of treatment for people with dementia. along with the charity, music for dementia, it has published a report explaining how singing and playing instruments could help improve health and wellbeing. one group that's already benefiting from the power of music is the �*dementia choir�* set up by actor vicky mcclure. graham satchell has been talking to them. # and spring became the summer. # who'd have believed you'd come along? - the dementia choir at a hotel in london last night to launch a major new report on the therapeutic power of music. # hands, touching hands... there isjoy and life in every face. # touching you... mick is 54. he was diagnosed with alzheimer's three years ago. # sweet caroline! #. music, i think it's a really good thing to do. i think it's a great thing to do to get things up and running. he loves singing. he can't remember, like we said, what he's had for breakfast, but he can remember words to a song from the 19705 that he's not heard for a long, long time. s

joe wilson, bbc news, derby. critical condition after a landslide in australia. the man and his nine—year—old son were killed by falling rocks in the blue mountains near sydney. phil mercer reports. the family were on a popular walking trail at wentworth pass in the blue mountains west of sydney when part of the cliff above then gave way. a father and his nine—year—old son were hit by falling rocks and died. australian police say a teenage boy and his mother were also crushed and suffered significant head and abdominal injuries. they had to be sedated and put on ventilators before being airlifted to safety by a rescue helicopter.— before being airlifted to safety by a rescue helicopter. there has been a rescue helicopter. there has been a iandslip while _ a rescue helicopter. there has been a iandslip while they _ a rescue helicopter. there has been a iandslip while they have _ a rescue helicopter. there has been a iandslip while they have been - a landslip while they have been bushwalking. there is a rescue and

the ideas to change that aren't law yet. joe wilson, bbc news. there hasn't been rain for a while. drier than average month. that said, you may have missed a few showers. very hit and miss today. but some cloud has built. if you look closely at the rainfall picture today you can pick out why some of these showers have been, a few in scotland, the pennines, and further west through england. the odd heavy one has fallen in a couple of spots but they aren't a sign of things to come. this weatherfront, a aren't a sign of things to come. this weather front, a weak one tomorrow, will give damp weather into scotland and northern england but it is this area of high pressure thatis but it is this area of high pressure that is significant for the rest of the week. whenever you see that you know there is dry, settled weather on the way. showers and cloud today but that's all melting away this evening. the week weather front will deliver a little patchy rain towards northern and eastern scotland as the night goes on. it'll be cold enough for a touch of frost in the coldest parts of eastern eng

joe wilson reports.epped back from his sport last year to restore his well—being. the man who is now england captain. it's ben stokes. and, well, he does everything. there was his trial. he was cleared of affray in 2018 after the brawl in bristol. there was his monumental innings to beat australia the following summer at headingley. ben stokes. he was sports personality of the year. stokes is unquestionably england's best all—round cricketer, but is being captain, too, too much? well, here's a man who led england in 32 test matches. originally, i would've said that ben is so important to the team just as a figure, as a presence in that dressing room. i think now there are two things — one he's more mature. i know he's had problems in the last couple of years, and hopefully we all hope he is through those completely. he's done the job in bits and pieces. he's done it temporarily before. he's captained the one—day side, and he's looked good doing it, so i think and i hope he's ready for it. each cricket ge

joe wilson, bbc news.e age of 96. he was just 18 years old when he landed on gold beach. but throughout his life he returned year after year to remember those were died. john maguire reports. as an 18—year—old commando engineer, harry billinge was of one the first to land on gold beach during d—day. the sites he witnessed would stay with him for the rest of his life. always determined to remember those who were left behind. it always determined to remember those who were left behind.— who were left behind. it was hell. i've who were left behind. it was hell. i've never— who were left behind. it was hell. i've never seen _ who were left behind. it was hell. i've never seen anything - who were left behind. it was hell. i've never seen anything like - who were left behind. it was hell. i've never seen anything like it. who were left behind. it was hell. i've never seen anything like it in | i've never seen anything like it in my life. you had the ships firing over your head, and you had the germans firing at

joe wilson, bbc news. almost grabbing the win with ten minutes left. but the result means leeds are now five points clear of the drop zone having played one more match than 18th placed everton, while palace stay 14th. blackburn rovers thrashed lancashire rivals preston north end 4—1 at deepdale to end their five—game winless run and keep their hopes of making a return to the premier league after at a decade away. a cool lewis travis finish from just inside the boxputting the icing on the cake. they beat lancashire rivals preston north end 4—1 this evening to go within three points of the championship play—off places, a cool lewis travis finish from just inside the box ended the derby as a contest, with chile striker brereton diaz hitting the top of the bar as blackburn went in search of more goals. victory moves tony mowbray�*s side up to seventh with two games left as they chase sixth—placed sheffield united. well, in 24 hours time the football world will be tucking into a titanic clash of real heavyweigh

our correspondent joe wilson reports. applause from manchester united's number seven.ven. he was not playing but he was on everyone's thoughts. the death of his baby son is a deeply personal loss. a sadness that can be shared universally. there is times evenif shared universally. there is times even if above and there is no place for rivalry. a match is always a match. by the seventh minute, liverpool were already winning. this is one of the most competitive fixtures in football, traditionally. alex ferguson in the face of every united fan. one team just waiting for direction. the other seeking trophies, lots of them. 3—0. the race going on and manchester united are nowhere near it. he provided the final touch? 4—0, top of the league. the next move as manchester city's. alone in front of the goal. a fantastic goal. the second one, outstanding goal. how we played that, how we played that could have scored more. it is unnecessary really. but it was really a good night for all. it really. but it was really a good night for all.— really. but it was really a good night for

joe wilson, bbc news.ome western parts of scotland, western parts of england, perhaps into wales as well, but some lengthy spells of sunshine elsewhere. and with more sunshine, temperatures a little bit higher than they were yesterday. the winds are light at the moment, but they will freshen up overnight. we'll see the back of those showers across the western areas. and for the most part, we'll have clear skies. a bit of low cloud still not far away from some eastern coasts of scotland. a little bit on the chilly side, particularly across northern areas, not as cold as it was last night, mind you, because we do have those stronger winds, and that will be a noticeable feature, ithink, of the weather through tomorrow. plenty of sunshine to start the day, some low cloud may run on to some north—east coasts of england, and we'll develop some cloud through the midlands that will track its way to wales and the south—west, could give one or two light showers in the afternoon. otherwise it is going to be dry. a no

joe wilson, bbc news.hester city can return to the top of the premier league if they win against brighton tonight. there's a packed schedule of premier league fixtures with chelsea, everton and newcastle all in action. chelsea host arsenal in a london derby. pep guardiola says they won't have it easy tonight. they don't need to win at arsenal, sports is a good aim they don't need to discredit for the ethics pastime playing so the opinion i have of them, with him is i have a lot of admiration for a team like them, how they play, the way they play, the results they of god. yeah, good test for us. euro 2022 organisers have defended using manchester city's academy stadium as a venue after criticism by iceland's sara bjork gunnarsdottir. speaking on a podcast gunnarsdottir said using a "training ground" — which will host two iceland games injuly — was "disrespectful". eight euro 2022 matches have already sold out, and organisers today have said "we believe that the right mix of stadiums has been chosen to provi

earlier, joe wilson gave us a quick update on how the world of tennis is reacting.med by the british government but there are some in tennis to take a different position, the atp representing men's professionals believe it's unfair because in their eyesit believe it's unfair because in their eyes it discriminates against some of their members based on nationality. between the strong views what is clear to see is wimbledon�*s unique profile which brings influence and responsibility. and we'll find out how this story — and many others — are covered in tomorrow's front pages at 10:30 and 11:30 this evening in the papers — our guestsjoining me tonight are the broadcaster and psychotherapist lucy beresford — and joe twyman who's director of the polling organisation deltapoll. manchester city can return to the top of the premier league, one of four games being played, we have had goals, not at the etihad, it remains city zero, brighton zero. liverpool's win has taken them top and a city win would take them back and a city win would take them back a point clear, goalless a

joe wilson, bbc news. now, are flying cars just a sci—fi fantasy? them has set up a base at coventry airport — phil mackie reports. for as long as there have been cars and planes, someone's been trying to combine the two. this italian model was built in the 1940s. the trouble is they've never been really practical, but now things could be about to change. so we have to stop dreaming and we're now at the very last stage of processing the regulations within permissions for flight with this vehicle. so it's getting so close. the pal—v liberty is made by a dutch company which is nearing the end of the long process to get everything licensed and approved. the question is, who's going to buy one. well, they've already got lots of orders. this is the fastest way to become a pilot so there's always a small james bond seat in every heart of every guy and every girl, so that's where we are selling to. it takes less than ten minutes to turn it from a plane to a car. you could land it at any airfield and then drive home. if you want to buy one of these it's goi

joe wilson, bbc news, derby.rth millions of pounds and were thought to have been stolen. but mystery still surrounds who took them and where they have been. 0ur arts correspondent rebecca jones has this exclusive report. they're safe, they're undamaged, they're home. charles darwin's precious, priceless notepads, which have been missing for more than 20 years. but their return couldn't be more mysterious. they were left anonymously at cambridge university library in this pink gift bag, containing the books the notebooks were originally stored in, and an envelope with this simple message. inside, the two notebooks, wrapped tightly in clingfilm. i was shaking — you can hear that in my voice — and i felt joyful. did it make you cry? erm... can i say that? there have been tears. there have been tears, and i think there still will be, because we're not over the emotional roller—coaster. it means so much to us to have these home. this is where the gift bag was left, outside the librarian's office, but with no cctv, the

make athletes what it described as "hostages of political prejudice". 0ur sports correspondent joe wilsonis no roof to exclude the wider world. this is a fixture in the international sporting calendar, thus what happens here matters everywhere. wimbledon quotes its responsibility to limit russia's global influence in the light of what it describes as unprecedented and unjustified military aggression. and so several of the world's leading tennis players are excluded here, even though they've been permitted to play on the professional tour. daniil medvedev, ranked two in the world, a strong contender for the men's title, won't play. aryna sabalenka, a potential champion, one of several leading women's players from belarus and russia, is now barred. the kremlin says the action is unacceptable and the tournament will suffer. well, from one of ukraine's leading tennis voices, a different perspective. it is another sign for russia that they are wrong, they have to stop, and we are thankful for this. we are thankful for all the help, for the weapons we get to survive and keep fighting. the inter

joe wilson, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's helen willetts. only scotland has had its average rainfall this april so far, it is that dry. some parts of the uk particularly the south and south—east have only had round about 30-35% of the south—east have only had round about 30—35% of the average april rainfall. in perspective, it was dry last april so we are in a run of dry aprils at the moment but at this stage there is no sign of rain to the rest of the month, with high pressure with us, keeping things so dry at the moment, pretty breezy with dust flying around, and that high pressure continues to slip south across the uk for the rest of this week. as well as being dry it is also cloudier today. you can see the extent of the cloud in the north and east on the satellite picture with the best of the sunshine across wales and the south—west, where you have higher levels of pollen, tree pollen sufferers having those high levels to continue —— not content within the south and the west. plenty of sunshine, here, as well. to the north, more cloud ac

joe wilson, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's helen willetts.e parts of the uk particularly the south and south—east have only had round about 30-35% of the south—east have only had round about 30—35% of the average april rainfall. in perspective, it was dry last april so we are in a run of dry aprils at the moment but at this stage there is no sign of rain to

joe wilson, bbc news, in south—west london.the clay. the us open champion eased into the second round of the stuttgart open after beating australian qualifier storm sanders in straight sets. to football and manchester city took a step towards another premier league title. they beat brighton comfortably 3—0, which restored their one—point advantage over liverpool in second. bernardo silva with city's final goal. eddie nketiah scored twice as arsenal boosted their champions league hopes with a 4—2 win away at chelsea. they're level on points with fourth placed tottenham. chelsea stay third. everton got what could be a massive point in the battle to avoid the drop. they drew 1—1 at home to leicester city. richarlison rescued the point for frank lampard's side in injury time. they're now four points clear of the relegation zone. and newcastle have all but secured their safety in the top flight, with a 1—0 win over crystal palace. miguel almiron with the goal. it moves newcastle up to 11th with 40 points. here are the club's owners

joe wilson has the details. this is football outrage.the reaction when the richest clubs try to break away to join a european super league. elsewhere, clubs, so often the heart of communities, have been mis—run towards extinction. derby county, once english champions, on the brink of liquidation. bury fc, in existence since the 1880s, expeued in existence since the 1880s, expelled from the football league and in financial crisis. there are other examples. the government now says an independent regulator must oversee the game. do you think we had reached the point where you simply cannot trust football to run itself? ., ., , ., , itself? unfortunately we have been waitin: itself? unfortunately we have been waiting quite _ itself? unfortunately we have been waiting quite a _ itself? unfortunately we have been waiting quite a long _ itself? unfortunately we have been waiting quite a long time _ itself? unfortunately we have been waiting quite a long time for - waiting quite a long time for football to sort out some of these issues and unfor

the united star revealed he and his partner had lost a baby son at the weekend. 0ur correspondent joe wilsonis times even in football where there is no place for rivalry. a match is always a match. by the seventh minute, liverpool were already winning. this is one of the most competitive fixtures in football, traditionally. 2—0, mo salah, alex ferguson and the face of every united fan. 0ne team just waiting for direction. the other seeking trophies, lots of them. 3-0. the race going on and manchester united are nowhere near it. who provided the final touch? salah, 4—0, top of the league. the next move as manchester city�*s. alone in front of the goal. a fantastic goal. the second one, outstanding goal. how we played that, how we played that could have scored more. it is unnecessary really. but it was really a good night for all. it is embarrassing. it is disappointing. it is maybe even humiliating but we just have to accept that they are six years ahead of us now and what they changed at this club, they lifted the whole club, not only did team, the city to a completely different level and th

only county under scrutiny after the allegations of insitutional racism. 0ur sports correspondent, joe wilsonother professional cricketers have been preparing. spring brings the new season. but the winter was deeply disturbing. the testimony, his experience of racism must be game changing and how? , ., , ., ., ., how? the testimony that he made an -la ers how? the testimony that he made an players from — how? the testimony that he made an players from different _ how? the testimony that he made an players from different backgrounds, l players from different backgrounds, they now feel that they have someone who is spoken up about issues within the game and i don't think there is that stigma any more and how can i be actively positive to encourage everyone and make sure we are given the same opportunity to treated the same and feel the same if you respected. that, for me, is a huge one. , , ., ., respected. that, for me, is a huge one. ,, ., ., ., , one. he spent a month of his career one. he spent a month of his career on loan here — one. he spent a month of his career on loan here from _ one.

meeks: i recognize joe wilson of south carolina who is the ranking member of the subcommittee on the middle east, south africa. mr. wilson: thank you, chairman meeks. this is a time we should be working together. madam secretary, thank you for your service. i'm grateful we have the indo-pacific, not just the pacific. it was a recognition of donald trump of india, the world's largest democracy. i had an opportunity to host a breakfast, a delegation of the new transition government of south korea, dr. park, and tai young cho. what a difference between democracies, south korea and the failure of communist, socialist, totalitarianism of north korea. i want to give credit to kurt welden. i went to pyongyang and seoul. what a contrast. working with them, i'm very happy for you. now, at the same time, it's so inspiring to see the people of ukraine defending themselves and their families against the mass murdering putin regime. and then volodymyr zelenskyy, what an incredibly courageous person. and the winston churchill of our time who deserves a bust, i believe, in the capitol, just like wi

joe wilson reports.ristiano ronaldo wasn't playing. he was in everyone's thoughts. the death of his baby son is a deeply personal loss but sadness can be shared universally. there are times, even in football, where there is no place for rivalry. the match is always the match. mo salah for diaz! by the seventh minute, liverpool were already winning. luis diaz, as simple as that. this is one of the most competitive fixtures in football traditionally. in for salah. superb. 2—0, mo salah. alex ferguson and the face of every united fan. 0ne team, just waiting for a direction, the other, seeking trophies, lots of them. sadio mane, 3—0. there is a race going on. manchester united are nowhere near it. who would provide the final touch? that is salah, that is 4—0, that is top of the league. next move is manchester city's. joe wilson, bbc news. yes, just ten matches now stand between liverpool and a record four trophies this seson. and if 4—0 was bad last night, remember liverpool won 5—0 back in october to make i

joe wilson from south carolina, i inform the house that mr. wilson will vote nay on h.r. 3807. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? mr. evans: mr. speaker, the following members, mr. lawson of florida, mr. bowman of new york, mr. doyle of pennsylvania and mr. mfume of maryland vote yes on final passage. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. loui gohmert of the great state of texas, i inform the house that mr. gohmert will vote no on h.r. 3807. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. crist, mr. gomez, mr. cardenas and ms. wasserman schultz, i inform the house that these members will vote yea on h.r. 3807. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. mccaul and crenshaw, i inform the house that mr. mccaul and crenshaw will vote no on h.r. 3807. t

joe wilson, bbc news.g between them and a record four trophies this season. that is something for these supporters. if they want to celebrate that, but it is not for me. i would feel exactly the same, and i know it will last for ever, so they will strike back and they will be there again, they are too powerful. fortonight, be there again, they are too powerful. for tonight, that is the truth. it's embarrassing. it's disappointing. it's maybe even humiliating, but yeah, we just have to accept that they are six years ahead of us now _ i mean, whenjurgen klopp came, and what they have changed at this club, they lifted the whole club, the whole... not only the team, the whole club, the city to a completely different level, and this is what has to happen here in the next transfer windows. winning a title is good, so too is getting promoted back to the big time, just as fulham did last night. they're back in the premier league came after a 3—nil victory over preston on what was a special night for theirfans and

joe wilson, bbc news. rugby union news now. her 100th cap last time out, says she'll be treating the game like a world cup final in front of the sell—out crowd in bayonnes. england have won the last three meetings against the french, but never by more than four points. number eight, poppy cleall, a replacement last week, is the only change to the 15, coming into the side for hunter. although she did pick up a calf injury against ireland but she's expected to be fit. the first of the snooker world championship semi—finals are under way at the crucible in sheffield. it is the fourth frame, the 29 championjudd trump has made a terrific start, winning the first three frames against the three—time winner mark williams. trump looking to replicate his win three years ago. it is the first to 17 at this stage. this evening, that is the real cat eye catching semifinal, six time winner ronnie 0'sullivan taking on four—time winnerjohn higgins. all four players in the semifinals of the former world champions. you can carry on watching that

. >> all right, so joe, mike wilson, morgan stanley says it's harder to hide as the bear gets grizzly. rbc cuts the year end target, looking for moderate gains, but takes the target from 5, the leaders are finally succumbing and that suggests you're in the later innings of the construction, but still looking for sub 4,000 on the s&p you see where we are today, 4229, it's a loss of 1% today whachlt do what do you think? >> you go back to the february 24th low, that takes you down 14.6% for the s&p 500. i have bad news for the bears and i have bad news for the bulls. the bad news for the bears, you go down, you test that low, you break below it, can totally happen i'm on board with that i don't think you're going to get another 5 to 10% from there. you're not going to go down 20, 25%. the evidence doesn't suggest that bad news for the bulls you know i rely on statistics. i told you at the beginning of this month, if you go back and study presidential cycles, this is the worst quarter right now, april 1st through june 30th. in addition to that, over the weekend, i have every correction i

i now recognize recognize joe wilson of south carolina and the ranking member of the subcommittee, and member of the east, north africa and global counterterrorism, five minutes. >> thank you mister chairman, and mister secretary, thank you. and secretary austin, for visiting in kyiv, with vladimir zelenskyy. gosh, what an inspiration president zelenskyy's to the world. as we are in a worldwide conflict and it's through all throughout your journalism by religion and democracy by rule of law. with the worldwide conflict and your leadership is so important. in fact, this week, sadly, war criminal putin is threatening our appreciated allies, poland and bulgaria, by cutting off energy. what is america doing to help these great allies? >> first of all, thank you for your engagement and leadership on this as well. second, with regard to this cut off, but a few things. first there is an element of russia shooting itself in the foot by doing too this because of course the revenues and resources that we get from the sale, it will be denied. second, we have seen other european countries already

along with congressman ted deutch, joe wilson, chair ranking minority member of the middle east and international terrorism subcommittee. as was seen in recent months iran and iranian aligned terrorist and militia groups have been growing increasingly aggressive with their drone attacks throughout the middle east. targeting u.s. troops, commercial vessels, partner countries, and more. not long ago an iranian responsibled militia in yemen utilized drones to cause death and destruction in the u.a.e. hundreds of miles away. similarly saudi arabia's faced repeated drone attacks on its civilian areas and its critical infrastructure. this bill clarifies that existing conventional weapons sanctions against iran include unmanned combat ariel vehicles and brings -- aerial vehicles and brings u.s. code up to date with the united nations categories of major conventional arms. by doing this this bill will allow the united states to better respond to the threat posed by iran and its proxies aggressive u.a.v. tactics with respect to the united states and partners. this is not a new sanction but rather a clirfi

joe wilson, bbc news, in south—west london.ce as arsenal boosted their champions league hopes with a 4—2 win at chelsea. they're level on points with fourth placed tottenham. chelsea remain third. and everton boosted their hopes of staying up with a 1—1 draw at home to leicester city. richarlison rescued the point for frank lampard's side in injury time. they're now four points clear of the relegation zone. some good news forjoe root. last week he resigned as england test captain after a woeful series of results, but he's been named the world's leading men's cricketer by wisden. roots departure ended a tumultuous five—year tenure, during which the 31—year—old scored more runs than any previous england test captain. that move by wimbledon reflecting a stance taken by other sports as well, team sports, it's worth pointing out. we know russia have been excluded from competing in the world cup play—offs and we saw the champions league final moved from saint petersburg to france this year and russia will not be competing in the wome

yesterday, as you know, the house passed legislation i led with joe wilson that was designed to encourage the use of frozen blocked russian assets in the rebuilding of ukraine. i was delighted to see today that the president of the administration embraced this principle. that we should be using the wealth that built the putin regime to rebuild the country putin is destroying. most of my questions about that have been answered in the last 24 hours. i did want to ask one question i think as we work together on this will probably be pretty crucial and that is, we are talking about the oligarchs and the yachts and the villas and the bank accounts. but if we accept that principle, do you think it might also apply to state assets? for example, the much larger amount of money that has been frozen around the world belonging to the russian central bank? >> in short, yes. this is one of the things we have asked our own lawyers to look at which is, what authorities would be needed potentially to seize those assets and not only that but to use them in the ways you and congressman wilson have suggeste

joe wilson, bbc news.c this morning that the problem at the club is more than just the players. this is more thanjust the players. is not about this is more than just the players. is not about the play the this is not about the players only. the whole play is not happening at manchester united, at every level. this is what needs to be sorted out in the coming years. so a new structure at the club. a lot of new people there. it is an absolute must that they understand what this football club is. the world snooker championship continues this morning at the crucible theatre in sheffield. the four times championjohn higgins went into this mornings session trailing thailand's thepchaiya un—nooh — but has pulled it back, he now leads by seven frames to six. and on the other table, kyren wilson is trailing to china's ding junhui three frames to one. and former world number one maria sharapova has annnouced that she is pregnant. the five—time grand slam winner announced the news on instagram on her 35th birthday.

wilson's management. the sharks made the playoffs 14 times and appeared in the stanley cup final in 2016. he had a flair for the big moves, bringing in stars like joearlsson. >> this is a sad day in the end of a milestone. but it's also a chance to acknowledge and celebrate doug wilson's incredible legacy. >> sure was. the sharks provided us with that clip from the team president there. wilson not only a gm but before that a standout player for the sharks. he is a class act and will be missed throughout the bay area. >> for sure. >>> are you ready to play ball? tomorrow's the season opener for the giants and a's. the giants will open at home for the first time in more than a decade. >> and for the first time in more than a decade, no buster. anthony flores is at the ballpark. >> reporter: for the first time since 2009, the giants will open the season at home in san francisco. despite last year's record-setting 107 wins, the orange and black are not the favorite this season in the national league west. chasing a few grounders and some swings in the cage. this morning the giants had a voluntary workout to prepare for tomorrow's season opener. >> it's

17 year career as one of the league's top defenseman assistant gm, joe will will serve as interim gm. all the team searches for wilson'se're all very much hoping for positive outcome here. just sharks legend with that team. it's hard to think of another person who has more connection with with the shops. yeah. and he's responsible for so many of the trades over the last, you know, decades that made the sharks household names, you know. >> thank and we'll be right back. >> take a look at this. an asteroid the size of a small house flew by earth this week and didn't pose a threat. but it did give scientists a unique opportunity for study. the space rock came within 79,000 miles of earth was going 34,000 miles an hour. it was cruzan. yeah. and that wraps up kron. 4 news at 6 o'clock see later tonight at 8. have a good evening. this is what people with eczema said about how their skin feels... ...when it comes to our skin, what if it could feel differently? say hello to opzelura for the treatment of mild to moderate eczema. opzelura is a steroid-free cream proven to help clear skin and significantly reduce itch. do not sta

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17 year career as one of the league's top defenseman assistant gm, joe will will serve as interim gm. will the team searches for wilson'sre wishing him all the best. yeah. absolutely. legit with the team. i'm really hoping he can pick for kuz looking up. he actually did play with the sharks at the cow palace. the first 2 seasons before they even safety centers. and yeah, he signed with the prior to the air. they're not girls season right >> really a lot of history in my xyz. this team. yeah, right. and a gentleman, people nice guy. very much so. thank you, kate. well, how do you pay for things in the metaverse? we're going to tell you about one possible you about one possible upcoming option next. i was injured in a car crash. you about one possible upcoming option next. i had no idea how much my case was worth. i called the barnes firm. when a truck hit my son, i had so many questions about his case. i called the barnes firm. it was the best call i could've made. your case is often worth more than insurance offers. call the barnes firm to find out what your case could be worth. we will help get you the best result poss

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wilson has been on medical leave since late november with an undisclosed condition. he has been the sharks gm since 2003. team operations manager joel will step in to serve as interim manager. >>> we are getting our first look at a gm's new electric hummer. the company calls it a super truck, but it is also superexpensive, starting at $110,000. as kris van cleave shows us, plenty of people are willing to buy it. >> reporter: the hummer is back and leading it's 10 miles per gallon legacy in the dust. this 1000 horsepower monster is all electric. >> it's the next step. you know, it's the future. >> reporter: lima had an old military humvee and was among the first to get the all new 2020 gmc humvee. >> i spend a small mortgage payment and gas every month. >> reporter: the gulf war made the humvee a household name and 30 years ago, arnold schwarzenegger used his star power to help turn it into apologetic suv that could go just about anywhere. gm added the h2 and smaller h3 before surging gas prices and the great recession halted production. the ford f1 50 has been the nation's best-selling vehicle for decades, it's all electric lightni

wilson, jokea. eileen. bill y, nav. john c. kevin lamb and joe atkins with his love low disposition at 2 a.m. in the morning and our clerk john carol. -- [applause] i can't have. round of applause. all of you remote and judge you were the face are the face of the redistricting task force. your narration of the state of each moment will be legendary. your elgans of each step. verb avenue tamed the process. butt task force members were dealing with. you assisted the chair as cohost and gained the trust of the public. and we cannot thank you enough for stick with this work. thank you, john. i want to express our appreciation to our deputy upon city attorney time who all of us all of you i should say were here in the night and early morning hours. andrew and beer and who is with us today. to cut my comment short all of the city employees we want to thank them for their loyalty to the city's work the the work that was before you and the obligation hay took free low to produce and create the space where the public could tell the redistricting task force where to draw the line and protect the public