joe wilson, bbc news, at the london marathon. fantastic stories there. ce at the world snooker championship in style with a 13 frames to two victory over kyren wilson. higgins had dominated the match from start to finish and was on for a 1—4—7 in the final frame, but missed this key red. the four—time world champion will play either gary wilson or mark selby in the quarterfinals which start on tuesday. the other match tonight saw china's sijiahui maintain his lead over robert milins, 11 frames to five. you can get all the latest sports news at our website. that's bbc.com/sport. we will be back later, but for now, goodbye. hello there. the weather for the first few days of this week set to be really quite chilly for the time of year, cold enough even to see some areas of frost, as we'll see in a moment. now, what's going on? the area of low pressure that brought some of us rain on sunday is moving eastwards. as that happens, we get these cold northerly winds plunging southwards across the uk, those winds originating from somewhere north of greenland. well,

here's our correspondent joe wilson. air horn blares cheers away we go!t defends, the right to run, the right to race. that has always been mo farah's instinct. in luminous sleeves, still trying to push himself in his final marathon. and the sport moves on, faster than ever. kelvin kiptum of kenya seemed to be sprinting for the line for miles. he finished in two hours, one minute, 25 seconds, a new course record. we have never seen anything like this on the streets of london! well, here comes another course record. marcel hug was in a class of his own in the men's wheelchair race. fifth victory, third in a row. sprint finish in the women's event, australia's madison de rozario, the winner here in 2018, got there again. now, sifan hassan. this was her first marathon. a double olympic champion on the track, she told me she was just here to learn. after an hour, it looked to us like she would have to drop out. not in her mind. look at the finish. look at the woman who had been training while fasting through ramadan, who had never run this far before. sifan h

as our sports correspondent, joe wilson explains. introducing constable kypros kyriacou. whole idea. a lot of the time when you�*re with young people, they see us asjust a uniform, a robot, if you will. so basketball, when i was younger, it wasn�*t as popular as it is now. so it�*s starting to get a lot more popular. and the kids love it. they really love it. most people usually associate police officers with like crime and everything. police aren't always bad. they are good people. when you see someone like kyp jump that high, it makes basketball look more entertaining. kyp, as everyone calls him, is a south london schools officer. this is the southbank university academy. we know that policing in london right now is under real scrutiny. we hear a lot about the urgent need to rebuild, build trust. building trust, essentially, that�*s what�*s happening on this court right here. when i would come into schools, kids would say, you know, you�*re not a police officer. or they would say to me, oh, you don�*t seem like a police officer. so i used to say, "well, how is this poli

joe wilson was watching.om the first leg, sure, chelsea needed goals... commentator: a chance! to be fair, that has never been n'golo kante's speciality. chelsea's record scorer is now interim manager. frank lampard, staying calm, well, keep watching... only one thing stood between the goal and cucurella... commentator: it's cucurella! ..real madrid's goalkeeper — thibaut courtois, once of chelsea. half—time, not hopeless, but goalless. 0wner todd boehly spent £550 million. can't buy you goals or tackles. ah, when real madrid worked their opening after 57 minutes, here comes the composure, and the execution, and the finish. commentator: squared to rodrygo! that was the game. now, the lesson. make your chances count. by the end, madrid were walking it in. rodrygo again. all over. chelsea's season and presser did investment strategy. 0ut chelsea's season and presser did investment strategy. out of europe investment strategy. out of europe in the quarterfinals and 11th in the premier league. plenty of chelsea fa

joe wilson, bbc news, south london.live pictures that we've been keeping an eye on for the last couple of hours. this is israel, tel aviv. the latte hours, they have been out on the street as they have been out on the street as they have been for the last days and weeks. just coming up to 9:30pm there. it was daylight when they first took to the streets there. this is all over the judicial reforms proposed by the israeli prime minister, he says it's to stop the courts over reaching their powers. many protesters and critics say this as a threat to the independence of the judiciary in the country. we'll be keeping an eye on those for now, this is bbc news, goodbye. hello there. the met office confirmed that last month of march was indeed a very wet month, pretty much across the country, but especially across england and wales. and we ended the month on a damp, windy, wet note with a deep area of low pressure which has been pulling away gradually. so the next few days, certainly for the first week of april, it's looking qu

joe wilson, bbc news.t forjavi gracia the second half was more of a nightmare. this is a good day, but it is not going to be good days forever. it more than i am, because i've still got you can win two in a row, but you can lose as many as five or six, as we know. it is the worst moment from my arrival because in the rest of the teams, the rest of the games, and today in the first half we have competed always, always competed, but it was different. dundee united earned themselves a valuable win in the scottish premiership as they fight for survival. the league's bottom side won 2—1 against hibernian, with the drama going right to the end. imran sidat reports. two sides with very different ambitions for the rest of the season. bottom side dundee united are fighting for survival, whilst the hibernian faithful still have hopes of seeing their team qualify for europe. they've lost their last three games, though, but almost had the dream start. kevin nesbitt somehow failing to score here. they were punished mom

joe wilson went to see him in action. introducing constable kypros kyriacou. you will. so basketball, when i was younger, it wasn't as popular as it is now. so it's starting to get a lot more popular. and the kids love it. they really love it. most people usually associate police officers with like crime and everything. police aren't always bad. there are good people. when you see someone like kyp jump that high, it makes basketball look more entertaining. kyp, as everyone calls him, is a south london schools officer. this is the southbank university academy. we know that policing in london right now is under real scrutiny. we hear a lot about the urgent need to rebuild, build trust. building trust, essentially, that's what's happening on this court right here. when i would come into schools, kids would say, you know, you're not a police officer. or they would say to me, oh, you don't seem like a police officer. so i used to say, "well, how is this police officer meant to be?" and just having that rapport and building that trust with them that they were then a

joe wilson reports. on saturday, the start of the grand national was delayed by protesters.it was injured and put down. the horse's trainer defines a clear link between the delayed start and the fall. if we look at the last nine years since the course has been modified, there's been an average of under two fallers at the first two fences. this year, everybody got very uptight about it — horses, jockeys, starter, and there were eight fallers at those first two fences. and this was all caused by these so—called animal lovers who actually are ignorant and have absolutely no idea. animal rising, which organised the protest, believes there's a far broader point to address. the horse was running the race because their previous owner wanted them to. the real reason horses run in a race is so that people can bet on the horse, sojockeys can make money and people can have a fun day out. that doesn't seem like a good enough reason for putting an animal in harm's way, to me at least. the grand national has always been britain's most famous horse race and its most extreme. over the years

joe wilson was there for another frustrating night for chelsea.n recent experience how would you have imagined this game based on recent experience how would you have imagined this game would based on recent experience how would you have imagined this game would have based on recent experience how would you have imagined this game would have panned based on recent experience how would you have imagined this game would have panned out based on recent experience how would you have imagined this game would have panned out for chelsea. lots of decent early possession, plenty of chances they could not take. definitely. ultimately undone by a team with more coherent game plan and quality where it counted, absolutely. that was real madrid. they had a great chance to score wrong man in the right place. and reese teams and create save there as well. still goal at half—time you sense there was some lingering belief amongst chelsea supporters but they knew that just one chelsea supporters but they knew thatjust one goal from real madrid would settle it, 57 m

joe wilson was there for another frustrating night for chelsea.n recent experience how would you have imagined this game had panned out for chelsea 7 a lot of decent early possession, plenty of chances that they could not take? definitely. ultimately undone by a team with a more coherent gameplan? and quality where it counted? absolutely. that was real madrid. today chelsea had a great scorch chance to score in the 10th minute. the wing backs were working. reese james ball over, a great save. still goalless at halftime and you could sense there lingering belief among chelsea supporters but they knew that one goal from real madrid would upset would settle it. it came at 58 minutes. madrid were able to go on, pass the ball, take a position in the box and there was the goal. when rodrygo scored again, walking the ball then it felt almost cruel. it felt like a lesson. another goalless game for chelsea and the reality their fans will wake up to is that they are out of europe and 11th in the premier league. elsewhere ac milan reached the semi—finals for

and just lovely that joe wilson had interviewed him when he was young.ay they intend to take legal action against a magazine which used artificial intelligence to generate a fake interview with the former formula 1 driver. he ran the headline, michael schumacher the first interview on their front cover of their latest addition with a strap line underneath reading "it sounded deceptively real" the seven—time world champion was placed into an induced coma after a skiing accident induced coma after a skiing accident in 2013 and his medical condition has since been kept private by his family. if you are into formula 1 and watched it drive to survive, the netflix series on the sport, then you will know one of its unlikely stars, the team principal of hoss gunther steiner. he has been speaking to the bbc about his career and the pressures of being in the sport. he was asked about the possibility of female drivers at the top level and said it was important that there was progression in formula 1, but that it shouldn't be forced. tote formula 1, but that it shou

it is a serious issue and i will tell you why i was here with joe wilson shouted at president obama for the young people and then there was a gas on both sides of the aisle he had done that. and he was reprimanded and forced to apologize and then with that functioning democracy. and then to normalize bad behavior and one of the great concerns during the trump administration is that word normalize constant lying interruptions and abusive behavior and i hate to see that normalized. and then the substance of what he said. >> given how exciting that he did not confirm what most of us have said? >> that did not surprise me he did not because i don't think that's a place to do it he clearly demonstrated the ability to be agile and fast and confident and substantively delighted talking about climate change and the clean energy bill which is so important and to achieve this tremendous breakthrough of the inflation reduction act and act two and how we implement that act and how it happens in to get transmission and the whole 9 yards and i was pleased of many things. is there too much to expect t

joe wilson, thank you very much indeed.of champions league quarter—final action will take place to determine the four semi—finalists. elsewhere, napoli entertain fellow italians ac milan, 1—0 down from the first leg. in the second set of quarter—finals, manchester city travel to bavaria with a strong 3—0 lead over bayern munich, and inter host the home side are 2—0 up from the first leg. and that's all the sport for now. you can keep up—to—date with all the stories on the bbc sport website. before we move on, we are going to look at live pictures from zero, because whilst we were watching the sport, and auctionjust because whilst we were watching the sport, and auction just taking place, and there is the skeleton, the head of that t rex. —— live pictures from zurich. europe's first auction of a complete t rex skeleton. it has gone through around $5 million, quite an extraordinary discovery, the skeleton. it measures 11.6 metres in length and 3.9 metres high, and as i was saying, just the last couple of minutes, we do not qu

for more on all of this, let's cross to our sports correspondent, joe wilson. joe, that's a comprehensiverganisers got the right mix? probably some happy cities this evening and probably some unhappy ones as well. i evening and probably some unhappy ones as well-— ones as well. i think when we look at the stadiums _ ones as well. i think when we look at the stadiums that _ ones as well. i think when we look at the stadiums that have - ones as well. i think when we look at the stadiums that have been . at the stadiums that have been chosen, to a certain extent they are obvious when you think about wimbley, we think about tottenham, the principality, hamden, all of the stadiums that we have gotten used to seeing, of the top level of their exports, notjust football. but what has really had led to them being on the shortlist, of course capacity is one thing, i will review an interesting statement that comes with bid today. state—of—the—art venues will provide the platform for the biggest biggest and most commercially successful ua for euros ever. that is what the uk and ireland bid promises.

joe wilson, bbc news, at the london marathon. ionship in style with a 13 frames to two victory over kyren wilson. higgins had dominated the match from start to finish and was on for a 1—a—7 in the final frame, but missed this key red. the four—time world champion will play either gary wilson or mark selby in the quarterfinals which start on tuesday. the other match tonight saw china's sijiahui maintain his lead over robert milins 11 frames to five. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello. in this past week, we have had the warmest day of 2023 so far, 21 degrees recorded in western scotland going on into the new week. then possibly hard to believe that in some areas temperatures will be around 15 degrees lower. why? we're going to start pulling in arctic air. this area of low pressure that brought cloud and rain through the weekend pulls off towards the continent behind it and northerly air stream establishing itself on mo

the co-authors of the document were the legislators of the house of representatives, republican joe wilson and democrat steven. the document says that the victory of ukraine should be considered complete the return to the control of kyiv of all territories within the internationally recognized borders as of 1991, the document was presented today in front of the congress building, together with the legislators, activists who are currently in washington within the ukrainian on the capitol hill i congratulate katya i want to congratulate natalya katya this is not the first resolution of the us congress in support of ukraine . of this resolution ended literally a few minutes ago with a speech when , in particular, congressman wilson, the author of the code of women, marsik, ukrainian activists were also present, but unexpectedly , in particular, the third president of ukraine, viktor yushchenko, also gave a separate speech. he was present together with his wife, kateryna , and in particular noted that the situation in ukraine is quite simple. russia wants to destroy ukraine as a state and rewr

joe wilson, bbc news, in central london. is taking on the big boys.een rescued in los angeles. the photographs, which have spent a decade collecting dust, are now up for sale with dealers hoping to fetch a royal mint as the coronation approaches. jane hill has been taking a look. many of these remarkable photos have never been seen before. they tell the story of a young royal who became prince of wales and is now king. but they also give an insight into the man behind the crown, with a keen love of sport, carrying out his duties as a royal and perhaps the most intriguing shots, the candid ones of him just having fun with proof that we can all have a bad hair day. these photos lay discarded in a warehouse for ten years after they were sent to the us to be digitised. when the company went bust, they were destined to be lost to history. they were discovered almost by accident by an la—based art dealer. with interest now at an all—time high in the run—up to the coronation, these snapshots give a remarkable insight into the man who will shortly be crowned

around the gulf coast, her hometown in florida, which is eatonville over to alabama she interviewed joe wilson in 1927 and she wrote an article him that was published in carter g. woodson's journal later that year. unfortunately we found out decades later that that interview was largely plagiarized she she drew pretty heavily on that and another book that had come out about. 12 or 15 years earlier. it wasn't the plagiarism discovered in her lifetime, but but she went back, did more original research for the book that became american american. so with me, it's when i looked at the book, said she wrote the book in four parts. why four parts? i saw, you know, looking at it as a former history teacher like you divided it up so that people could get the relationship to the time. so could you talk a little about those four parts and why you chose to do it that way? certainly, the the divisions just seem natural. i, i have to say that they came in sort of late. i proposed to my editor when we were we had pretty much finished the text. we had done most of the copy editing. i said, you know, i really t

the british horseracing authority says there are 14,000 of them currently in training. joe wilson, bbc this week, rain at times last week, this week is by comparison looking a lot quieter. for many of us, nothing significant in the way of rain to come until the end of the week. it could get quite lively into the weekend ahead. but sunshine won't always guarantee you warmth this week. high pressure across scandinavia will bring dry weather but also mean easterly winds across the uk, and that's quite a chilly direction at this time of year. by the end of the week, you start to see things becoming a little livelier towards the south—east. for the here and now, though, the easterly breeze, bringing in a line of low cloud, mist and murk off the north sea, through the night, some quite grey starts initially across the eastern half of the uk. brightest first thing in the west. overnight lows somewhere between four and eight. here we are on tuesday, the high still across scandinavia, easterly winds still affecting the southern half of the uk, a little weather system out there in the north sea

we may learn soon. joe wilson, bbc news, at the london marathon. taking part in the london marathon later in the programme. how about this for a story. it must be the most famous white suit in the world and today john travolta's saturday night fever outfit will go under the hammer. the white polyester three piece, which featured in the 1977 film, is expected to fetch an estimated $250,000. it was originally bought for $100 from a small menswear shop in new york. it's one of two identical suits travolta wore on set and it's even said to still have the sweat marks on it. do you reckon that's what people are paying for? do you reckon that's what people are -a in: for? ., do you reckon that's what people are -a infor? ., ., do you reckon that's what people are -a in: for? ., ., , ., paying for? john travolta's sweat? absolutely- _ paying for? john travolta's sweat? absolutely. not _ paying for? john travolta's sweat? absolutely. not the _ paying for? john travolta's sweat? absolutely. not the polyester - paying for? john travolta's sweat? | absolutely.

i was here when joe wilson shouted at president obama in the middle of it. >> that was back in 2009. >> back in 2009 for the people in the audience here. when he shouted at people, there was a gasp from the members on both sides of the aisle that he had done that. and he was reprimanded and he was forced to apologize. that was the right thing to do, because that shouldn't be acceptable and how we work together and to get this functioning democracy. i think that we need to be alert, not to normalize bad behavior. one of the great concerns that i had during the trump administration, somehow that would normalize to see constant interruptions, abusive behavior, and i just hate to see that normalized. that was one reaction. in reaction to what he said, i was very excited about the substance of what he said, and given how excited -- did it surprise you at all -- that he didn't confirm what most of us suspect, which is that he's running again? >> it did not surprise me, because i don't think that is a place to do it. but i think he clearly demonstrated the ability to be agile, fast and conf

joe wilson, bbc news, at the london marathon.ber yesterday we told you the story of bobby moore's world cup winning shirt which has gone missing. it's the red number sixjersey he wore when leading england to victory over west germany in 1966. moore's family say it later went missing, and they've been searching for it ever since. his daughter roberta told us about the shirt�*s significance. the red shirt has always been such a symbol— the red shirt has always been such a symbol to— the red shirt has always been such a symbol to us— the red shirt has always been such a symbol to us and i am sure to the nation _ symbol to us and i am sure to the nation of— symbol to us and i am sure to the nation of that unbelievably special sporting _ nation of that unbelievably special sporting moment. i mean, it truly was a _ sporting moment. i mean, it truly was a moment and so you can imagine the significance that shirt means or has, always— the significance that shirt means or has, always had to us as a family and it_ has, always had to us as

joe wilson, bbc news, at the london marathon.o. the coming days, however, are going to be pretty chilly in the north. a cold wind will set in even some wintry showers to come across the scottish hills, maybe even the pennines. here's the forecast for the short term — outbreaks of rain across parts of northern england and eventually reaching northern ireland by the early hours of saturday morning. some clear spells overnight, too, in scotland and the south of the country. that does mean a touch of frost, especially outside of town. but for most of us, around 5—6 degrees tonight. let's pick up on that rain in the north — you can see showers in northern england. that weather front reaching the southern uplands by lunchtime or so and certainly looking quite wet there in northern ireland, but also showers clustered in the south—west of the country. so these areas will be pretty chilly, 10—12 degrees, the south—west, northern ireland, the south of scotland, but where the sun does pop out briefly, i think on saturday, maybe 13—15 degree

joe wilson, bbc news, in central london.n police headquarters at new scotland yard. an awful lot going on in the capital this weekend for the police. yes. an awful lot going on in the capital this weekend for the police. yes, a ve bus this weekend for the police. yes, a very busy weekend _ this weekend for the police. yes, a very busy weekend for _ this weekend for the police. yes, a very busy weekend for the - this weekend for the police. yes, a very busy weekend for the police, l very busy weekend for the police, because you've got a semifinal, an fa cup semifinal on each of the two days of the weekend and then the london marathon on sunday morning, and those three things haven't come together since before the pandemic and then, on top of that, these four days of extinction rebellion demonstrations to those supposed to be nondisruptive demonstrations. be nondisru ptive demonstrations. extinction be nondisruptive demonstrations. extinction rebellion is in theory still on a nondisruptive pause. demonstrations are designed to

thing that you found and my second question, which you don't have to necessarily answer, but will joe wilson started talking about the living constitution? yeah, which is totally contrary to how you're reading it, but i think we're in the same position as we were in 1850s. i'm not even sure i asked you a question, but go ahead. is that the last this side of time this is the last question of great question. i'm glad i got this intervention sort of what you have to off the stage because you have to read jonathan white's essay. was it in the smithsonian magazine? where you in this no no about the statue. so this is demand. this is the the friedman's memorial in washington dc about ten blocks behind the supreme court, which is a shame because nobody goes there they get to the capitol building and maybe the supreme court are like, oh this is all to see and dc go ten more blocks. you'll get to lincoln park and you'll see that the statue controversial statue of lincoln holding the declaration in one hand and a kind of a benedictory gesture with his right hand over a crouching slave who looks like h

joe wilson reports. at 75, roy hodgson has watched every rise and fall. and so leads. patrick bamford's header was perfect and leads dominated until this, a free kick, and pallas were level just before half—time. this was a much transformed team. palace were aggressive and ambitious. who aggressive and ambitious. who fancies the _ aggressive and ambitious. who fancies the header? _ aggressive and ambitious. iwir,�* fancies the header? jordan aggressive and ambitious. “twig? fancies the header? jordan ayew aggressive and ambitious. tram fancies the header? jordan ayew has turned it around for crystal palace. not long ago before they changed managers pallas barely managed to shoot. here is their third goal. leeds defenders folded, to the bewilderment of their manager. lita piled forward to. they were outnumbered at the back. odds on edwards finished. seriously, humbled at home by relegation rivals. ou was onside. go on, then. i've— one. 5—1! still time for one of his finest hours. joe bbc news. so a dream return to palace so far for roy hodgson — but forjav

joe wilson at stamford bridge, thank you.re confident than chelsea about their chances of reaching the semi finals. they take a healthy 3—0 lead into the second leg of their tie at bayern munich tomorrow night and city have been further boosted by phil foden returning to training. he'd been missing since being forced to pull out of england duty last month to have his appendix removed. staying with manchester city — the club's submitted a planning application for a 300 million pound expansion of the etihad stadium. they want to increase the current capacity from 53,400 to 60,000 by expanding the north stand. proposals include a sky bar overlooking the pitch and a stadium roof walk experience. a 3,000—capacity fan zone, new club shop and museum, and 400—bed hotel have also been proposed in the application to manchester city council. the club say the project would take three years to complete. and manchester city, manchester united, chelsea and arsenal are all fighting to win the women's super league in what is one of the tighte

joe wilson, bbc news, at the london marathon.on marathon will begin on bbc one from 8:30 this morning. it has just turned 6:10am. prince louis turns five today, which can mean only one thing — a new royal picture has been released. it shows the young prince being pushed in a wheelbarrow by his mother, the princess of wales. it's one of two pictures the family have shared. the other is this close—up shot clearly showing a very happy birthday boy. i think ithink in i think in that first one he is hanging on for dear life in that wheelbarrow. it hanging on for dear life in that wheelbarrow.— hanging on for dear life in that wheelbarrow. it is kind of a royal carriaue wheelbarrow. it is kind of a royal carriage and _ wheelbarrow. it is kind of a royal carriage and a — wheelbarrow. it is kind of a royal carriage and a half, _ wheelbarrow. it is kind of a royal carriage and a half, isn't - wheelbarrow. it is kind of a royal carriage and a half, isn't it? - wheelbarrow. it is kind of a royal carriage and a half, isn't it? how will the w

joe wilson went to see him in action.this, well, that's the whole idea.- police officer like this, well, that's the whole idea. a lot of the time when _ that's the whole idea. a lot of the time when you — that's the whole idea. a lot of the time when you are _ that's the whole idea. a lot of the time when you are with _ that's the whole idea. a lot of the time when you are with young i that's the whole idea. a lot of the i time when you are with young people, they see us as a uniform, a robot. possible, when i was younger it wasn't as poss —— popular as it is now so it is starting to get a lot more popular, and the kids love it. most people usually associate police officers _ most people usually associate police officers with crime and everything. they are _ officers with crime and everything. they are good people.— officers with crime and everything. they are good people. when you see him 'um they are good people. when you see him jump that _ they are good people. when you see him jump that high — they are good people. w

joe wilson, bbc news. before half time — his first european club goal. but the belgian side levelled shortly after the break. and they hit the bar late on. however, west ham battled to keep the score level. david moyes hoping his side can get over the line in front of their fans at the london stadium next thursday. premier league clubs have announced they will not have gambling sponsors on the front of their shirts from the start of the 2026—27 season. they'll be the first sports league in the uk to sign up to the measure voluntarily, in order to reduce gambling advertising. they'll still be allowed to carry logos on shirt sleeves and around their grounds. eight top—flight clubs currently have gambling companies on the front of their shirts, worth an estimated £60 million per year. assistant referee constantine hatzidakis says he is looking "forward to returning to officiating," after the football association confirmed he'll face no further action for clashing with liverpool's andy robertson. hatzidakis an

i did want to thank lauren hall and dish and a bunch of other folks, joe wilson and others for take the initiative to meet with my office and miss cullin and hsh relative to the narrow slice of dealing with vacancies and placements in a time frame and feel like we made progress. i wanted it thank you for dog this it is related this conversation. and i mean i can't help but noting the transgenderic implications of the revolving door from psh to shelter shandsing back in 39 get become to psh it is realize this is all complicated but it defies logic but i realize it is tough and challenging. i did have one question and i think -- it was the providers. during the presentation you talked about the need for a conditionium of housing. how you are caring like the whole thing from supportive housing, board and care. you know. and i'm wondering because we this past month approved a housing element for the city. commits us to adding units to our housing stock and half affordable. i'm wonder whatting the plan is and who will come up with this plan we have the need of supportive housing and i hear t

joe wilson who it is called the victory of ukraine yes, it is ordered to win, which means in accordanceell, in ukraine itself , everything is in pain. degrees are worried about the upcoming nato summit in vilnius ah and, ah. it will take place in early july, and a company has already been launched, and so that, following this summit , some kind of political security guarantees and the main political invitation to nato would be offered to kiev. and an article on this score. here just published in the same top american magazine, and fore nfs by the minister of foreign affairs of ukraine dmitry kuleba. listen to what he writes to the alliance. it is time to stop making excuses and start the process that will eventually lead to the annexation of ukraine by showing putin that he has already failed and making him die of his ambitions. we do not seek to drag the united states or other nato countries into a war. what are we asking. so this is specifically the schedule of ukraine's accession to nato at the upcoming alliance event in vilnius members. nato should send russia written signals that t

joe wilson, bbc news, stamford bridge.d they'd gone up as results elsehwhere had gone their way. a party at priestfields in the dark! 0bviusly the real party got going on the bus after. but a unique moment for the players and the fans. i don't think it is a day you would forget. new and it is a lesson in life. switch the lights out, give it ten minutes, everything will be better afterwards. we showed you the chaotic scenes of protesters interupting play at the world snooker championships yesterday, but normal service resumed on day four. the match betweenjoe perry and robert milkins restarted after their game was suspended when a protesterjumped on their table and perry now leads by seven frames to two. they'll return to the table tomorrrow morning. extra security being stepped up there yestreday, and other big sports events considering their security arrangemnets. george williams says it's a huge honour to have been named as the new england men's rugby league captain. the warrington wolves scrum—half succeeds sam tomkins,

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secretary steward whose new york senator and abolitionist, joe lane of oregon, and senator henry wilsonof massachusetts wasn't abolitionist as well. he was also a president of the military affairs committee in the senate. he was in a powerful place. not a handsome man he was described as having a larger pot she was also a married man it was rumored he and rose did have an affair. in the national archives there are over a dozen letters from what is supposed to have been or what is thought to have been henry signed him with the h. and these letter he expresses his love. he expresses his desire to be with her. he apologizes when he is not able to come to her home. he does not reveal any national secrets in these letters. now, i do not think it is a mystery that rose becomes a spy. i'm getting a little head of the story but i will mention there's some question why wilson, did she actually get information out of him that she then relayed to confederates? did she use his name to simply make her information sound more reliable? or is anna blackman, rose is a biographer argues was she trying to