with a best of five at 1-1 johanna konta. with a best of five ati—i in the johanna konta.'s leading player lost the opening set to her kazakhstan counterpart but in the fed cup, johanna konta is something of a comeback specialist and here again she drew level before overturning a 4-1 she drew level before overturning a 4—1 deficit in the third, to put her tea m 4—1 deficit in the third, to put her team in control. now it was down to katie boulter and hampered by a back problem, initially her meeting with the more experienced serena dyas did not go to plan. soon, though, she was in full swing and so where the home crowd, helping propel katie boulter to a decider which she would dominate, ceiling a feat the women's game in britain hadn't managed since 1993. it is time to pop out of the room if you don't want to know today's football results, as match of the day 2 and in scotland sportscene follow soon. liverpool returned to the top of the premier league table after a 2—0 win over cardiff. jurgen klopp's side are two points above manchester city, who have a game in hand. card

johanna konta lost the first set but is up johanna konta lost the first set but isupa johanna konta lost can follow that on the website. i'm off to enjoy the sunshine. let's go back to our top story, the explosions in sri lanka. with me is thusiyan nandakumar, member of the editorial board at the tamil guardian newspaper. the way these explosions are being described changed in the last hour oi’ described changed in the last hour orso, described changed in the last hour or so, they are now being described as suicide attacks. yes, the defence minister has come out and said that some of the last have been characterised as suicide bomb attacks. that has been a reported gun battle between sri lankan police officers, the special task force, and some suspects. at least two police officers have been confirmed as killed. it is all a very fluid situation at the moment. hundreds of people hooked have died, many more injured but arrest had been made already? yes, those are the reports coming in. the sri lankan government hasn't heard too much about the arrests or who is behind the attacks but we do

>> chris: wow. >> anthony: oh, whoa. >> johanna: juanes. >> eric: juanes?boiled egg, chicken, and achote inside. wow. >> eric: this is amazing. >> anthony: mm. >> eric: buonissimo. [ johanna speaking spanish ] >> anthony: mm. mm-hmm. >> anthony: and not surprisingly, some cuy, or guinea pig, of which there seems to be many around for the taking, this preparation served with a cacao sauce. oh, that's good. all of this food is delicious. so, chocolate, particularly our chocolate, it's a luxury food item, right? >> eric: yes. >> anthony: this is an area that's abundant with coffee, chocolate, fruit. how's life for the locals? [ don speaking spanish ] >> eric: he says that, 20 years ago, 25 years ago, it was easier for him. he was planting, uh, soybeans. >> anthony: right. >> eric: and coffee. and he was making much more money. and then he didn't plant soybeans any longer. and then the coffee production went down. so therefore, he had a financial, uh, struggle for a while. and now, with the cacao trees that they are planting, he has no more stress and he's very

johanna konta is through to the second round at the morocco open in rabat.sh number one came from behind to beat china's wang yafan two sets to one. meanwhile kyle edmund was knocked out in the first round of the atp event in munich. the total prize fund for this year's wimbledon has gone up by nearly i2%, with the singles champions earning £2.35 million each. first—round losers will take home £45,000. and team ineos have made a good start after taking over sponsorship of team sky — their first official race got underway at the tour of romandie in switzerland with geraint thomas finishing fifth on the opening time trial stage in neuchatel. that's all from me. back tojohn now, at tottenham hotspur stadium. totte n ha m of tottenham of against ajax tonight, ajax four—time winners of the european cup. find for their youth system. let's hear from the chief executive, edwin van der sar, on how the club have got here. it was all about qualifying for a champions league. as you maybe go, in holland, went to play three qualifying places, we don't have the four that e

i think with both johanna konta and, anything can happen.m. we have someone injohn konta who have beat some of the strongest champion. she is beaten 0saka connor kirby. she's beating williams, caroline wozniacki. you know, all of the players she has beaten out on the tour, she has enormous self belief. i think this tea m enormous self belief. i think this team is very, very strong and i think every time they step out onto court against anybody, i think they probably feel they have a great chance of winning. the world snooker championship continues in sheffield. the morning sessionjust the morning session just getting under way. let's take your life to the crucible. the 2005 champion shaun murphy has resumed 9—0 up against luo honghao. if he wins this frame then that will be only the second whitewash in the history of the tournament. is not on the table at the moment. yes, he is, he's back now. the three times world champion mark selby is on the other table, his first round match just getting going againstjhao xintong. you can follow that acr

johanna konta is through to the second round at the morocco open in rabat.one came from behind to beat china's wang yafan two sets to one. kyle edmund has been knocked out in the first round of the atp event in munich. and team ineos have made a good start after taking over sponsorship of team sky — their first official race got under way at the tour of romandie in switzerland with geraint thomas finishing fifth on the opening time trial stage in neuchatel. the quarterfinals of the world snooker championship began today and two former champions went toe to toe in the afternoon session — neil robertson and john higgins have four frames each butjudd trump is flying. trump raced into a 6—0 lead, knocking in a highest break of 131 against stephen maguire, before the scot managed to register a frame. the tournament favourite took the final frame to lead 7—1. first to 13 go through. they'll finish off tomorrow. when england forward izzy christiansen broke her leg and damaged ankle ligaments eight weeks ago, while playing in the shebelieves cup, she thought her cha

the win was sealed by a couple of great performances from johanna konta and katie boulter.ndent russell fuller was watching. both players wear and tear list positions in their matches and due to very courageous performance to finally see britain back to the world group, the top 16 teams and the fed cup since 1993 and let's start with the ohana content which was the first match of the day. it was the first match of the day. it was nip and tuck most of the way until she put the foot on the gas and she showed many errors and she got one of the breaks back and recovered from 5—3 down. virtually flawless tennis to take a deciders 7-5 flawless tennis to take a deciders 7—5 and gave britain the first robber in the afternoon. 11 successive singles in a row for konta. how significant is this for british women's tennis. it means a lot to the team know that the victory is secure. katie boulter had to do it the hard way and she was struggling with the back problem that she was also affected by yesterday and she was talking a hot water bottle down the back of her skirt at the change to

the win was sealed by a couple of great performances from johanna konta and katie boulter.ugh both players were in perilous position and produced courageous performance is to finally see britain through to the top 16 teams for the first time since the 19905. teams for the first time since the 1990s. joanna konta up against the cats act number one player, and it was nip and tuck most of the way until her opponent put her foot on the gas, and joanna konta put in many errors, a double break of serve out, can't i got one break back and at the end recovered from 5—3 down, playing virtually flawless tennis to ta ke playing virtually flawless tennis to take it to a decider, 7—5, and give great britain the first robber of the afternoon. she does produce the goodsin the afternoon. she does produce the goods in the fed cup now. how significant is this for a british women's tennis? it means a lot for the team now that the victory secured. katie boulter also had to do it the hard way in the second singles rubber. sheesh were struggling with a back problem that she was also affected by

johanna turner first discovered the verdugo lion p416 years ago with one of over a dozen camera trapsn the outskirts of la. today, i'm joining her to check one out and see if a lion's been through here recently. is that the... that's the cougar—cam! did we just trigger the trap? there you go! where's the camera, in the bottom? yeah. so in one week, what would you expect to find on this camera? the lions will habitually come through about every 2—3 weeks. it depends where we fall in there and there's no telling until we take a look. that's a funny photo of the raccoon! this one. this is what we're hoping to get. this is the camera spot from about a month ago. this is a really big male. he has eaten well very recently, a big burger baby there. so, let's see what was on this memory card. i hope we get to see him again. a couple of daytime shots. and yeah, that's the end of the roll. all right so 264 photos... not a single mountain lion. butjohanna has often been much luckier catching lions on camera. she invited me to her la home to show me some of her favourite photos and tell me more a

i was with johanna konta, and you were with heather, and it was a draw.ovic has been knocked out of the monte carlo masters. djokovic has won this event twice before but that experience didn't help him against the world number 14, daniil medvedev. it's the first time in four meetings that the russian has beaten djokovic. now it's one of the heavyweight sporting events of the year — the world coal carrying championships. it started in 1963 and celebrates the town of gawthorpe, in west yorkshire, which was an important coal mining area. it attracts competitors from all over the world, and ahead of monday's big race i've been training with some of the favourites. not many schoolchildren have a world champion as their teacher, and a trophy on display. miss sidebottom is the women's world coal carrying champion, carrying 20 kilos of coal up a steep hill in yorkshire. i feel very proud that she is going to be a star. they know about the history of the race because we teach that in school, and i thought i would give it a go and inspire them. for me, i don't thin

british number one johanna konta, is hoping for more home—crowd energy, as great britain, aim for fedup promotion. the team, led by anne keotha—vong, face kazakhstan in their play—off at london's copper box arena this weekend, hoping to end a 26—year wait, to reach world group two. we are we a re really we are really looking forward to this opportunity, keeping in mind when going out there and giving the best we can and we will come away with what we come away with whether we are all very much excited to have another opportunity to get to that world group two, we've had a number of opportunities now, which is a real feat in itself and everyone is really looking forward to getting started. let's take you live now to the crucible theatre in sheffield. tthe world snooker championship is under way — defending champion mark williams is playing martin gould — williams lost he first frame but he's leading 5—1 now — these first—round matches are the best of 19 frames. that's all the sport — now it's time for click. this week: the war on fake news. when robots paint the...moon. flipping out ov

withjohanna konta and katie boulter, johanna konta and katie boulter, johanna konta has beaten a lotp, 16 teams? what do you feel? nobody really knows the answer to that and i believe the igf are going to have a big meeting in a month or so's time and it will probably be decided then watch the formula is. it could well be that if they decide to bring it bound —— bring it down to a 12 tea m it bound —— bring it down to a 12 team formula, we could potentially go through another world group tie as we have just done which bearing in mind what people have just witnessed, it should be absolutely fantastic to have some more fun. we will have to wait and see because nobody knows right now and it's all up nobody knows right now and it's all up in the air. i don't think my fingernails can take it. great britain beating kazakhstan. it's tennis weather today, really. anything outside. how are your rhubarb facts? it's so good for digestive complaints. good to know. gastrointestinal problems. i thought it was quite acidic so it would give you heartburn. no, that's because it is sour. where else wo

johanna konta had earlier won both of her singles matches at the copper box arena.on shaun murphy is in great form. he's on for a whitewash against china's luo honghao, murphy is 9 frames to nil up in his first round match. there's only ever been one other whitewash at the crucible, that was byjohn parrott back in 1992, but murphy with a chance of grabbing a little slice of history in the next 2a hours. and paris saint germain were crowned champions of ligue un for an eighth time this evening. stephen mcguire is level right now. and paris saint germain were crowned champions of ligue un for an eighth time this evening. the players worespecially designed shirts carrying the image of notre—dame cathedral following that devastating fire there this week. the names were also changed on the backs of the shirts to notre—dame as kylian mbappe scored a hattrick to beat monaco 3—1, fans were urged to donate money to help fund the restoration project. that's all the sport for now. back to you. thank you. police in west yorkshire have arrested three men in connection with fires

earlier, johanna konta had won the opening singles to give great britain a 1—0 lead.ed tomorrow. there was a rare clay court defeat for rafael nadal. after winning the monte carlo masters title 11 times, nadal was beaten in straight sets in the semi finals today by italy's fabio fognini. nadal said his performance was one of his worst on clay in 1a years. there's more on the bbc sport website including the latest from new york as the british boxer, amir khan, challenges terence crawford for his wbo world welterweight title. there is live commentary of that fight on bbcradio5live. kate. some of notre—dame's smallest residents appear to have survived the devastating fire which destroyed most of the cathedral‘s roof and toppled its famous spire. around 200 thousand bees living in hives on the roof were initially thought to have perished in the blaze, but the fire did not reach the hives, and the smoke merely made them drunk as hugh schofield reports from paris. for six years, they have been keeping bees on the roof of notre dame. the inferno, one might have thought, shou

british number one johanna konta is hoping for more home—crowd energy, as great britian, aim for fedan in their play—off at london's copper box arena this weekend, hoping to end a 26—year wait, to reach world group two. all of us are looking forward to this opportunity, keeping in mind that we are going out there and giving the best we can and will come away with what we come away with but we are all very much excited to have another opportunity to get to that world group two which we had a number of opportunities now which is awesome and a real feat in itself so i think everyone is just looking forward to getting started. let's take you live now to the crucible theatre in sheffield where the world snooker championship is under way — defending champion mark williams is playing martin gould. williams is leading 2—1 — these first—round matches that's all the sport for now. now for the weather. this yesterday we saw highs of 2a celsius across the uk and today is looking warmer, glorious conditions for a walk in the countryside and fog the rest of the easter weekend and the start of next

johanna konta won the first rubber of the day but it's all square ahead of the reverse singles and doublese on the bbc sport website, including the latest from the world snooker championship at the crucible — four—time champion john higgins is level at 2—2 with mark davis, and ding junhui leads anthony mcgill 8—5. that's bbc.co.uk/sport that's all the sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. let's get more now on our top story, the series of explosions in sri lanka. let's speak to asela waidyalankara he lives in colombo and can see the smoke from one of the blasts from his house. we are watching the news and heard a loud explosion, very close by. i climb to my riffs up to see what was happening and i could see white smoke about one kilometre away from where i am. immediately afterwards, there were some helicopters that flew by and then we could here and the lenses and fire trucks coming. a little bit later, we heard another helicopter doing if i buy as well. what was the target of this seventh explosion? we heard from local news sources there was a small hotel close by to the zoo. t

and the copper box arena in london, the british number one johanna konta has box arena in london, theitain are playing kazakhstan. let's get more now on the killing of lyra mckee in derry on thursday. there's been an outpouring of grief from friends and family, while people who worked with her speak glowingly of the work she was doing exposing life in post—troubles northern ireland... patrick corrigan is northern ireland director of amnesty international, he knew leera professionally. he was due to sit on a panel with her in 2 weeks about reporting on conflict. he says lyra was extremely well known as both a journalist and activist. . .. tragic, needless, pointless. sadly northern ireland has known far too many of these deaths in the past. we did hope these deaths were in the past and this happening now in 2019 is utterly shattering for so many people, particularly i think a younger generation who hasn't known this, experienced this. lyra was a well—known figure in thejournalist and activist communities because she stood up for causes she believed in. she once wrote about the trauma o

there was joy for johanna konta, though.t the morocco open in rabat. she came from behind to beat china's wang yafan 2—1. in cycling, same rider, same team, slightly different name, as team ineos launched at the tour of romandie in switzerland. the team formally known as team sky had their first official race under new ownership, with geraint thomas finishing fifth on the opening time trial. ineos's new look will be unveiled tomorrow ahead of the tour de yorkshire, which starts on thursday. the quarter—finals of the world snooker championship started today, and two former champions went toe—to—toe in the afternoon session. neil robertson and john higgins have four frames each, butjudd trump is flying. trump raced into a 6—0 lead, knocking in a highest break of 131 against stephen maguire before the scot managed to register a frame. the tournament favourite took the final frame to lead 7—1. first to 13 go through. they will finish off tomorow. that's all the sport for now. hello there. on tuesday the temperature reached 90 de

it's thanks to johanna konta's impressive win over yulia putintseva in her second rubber.et, but fought back to win. great britain will win the tie if katie boulter wins her rubber against zarina diyas. we will keep an eye on that and plenty more for you later. the bbc sport website has updates on everything for you now. police say they've now arrested more than 830 people protesting in london over climate change. the protest organised by group extinction rebellion is now in its seventh day. hundreds of extra officers have been drafted in to monitor protestors on waterloo bridge, parliament square, and the main demonstration site in oxford circus — which has now been cleared. simonjones is at marble arch, the officially designated protest site for the group. simon, how many protesters are still down there because i walked past 0xford down there because i walked past oxford circus earlier and it was com pletely oxford circus earlier and it was completely deserted apart from a few police officers and shoppers with traffic running through justice would have been before the pr

johanna konta won the first rubber of the day but it's all—square ahead of the reverse singles and doublesmartine with the papers. hello and welcome to our sunday morning paper review. if you are shocked to see me here, imagine howl if you are shocked to see me here, imagine how i feel! with me are the author and journalist lainy malkani and political commentator james millar. chocolate for breakfast? none at all? make sure you do later! let's take a look at the front pages. the mail on sunday has details of a survey which suggests that a0% of conservative councillors are planning to vote for nigel farage's brexit party in next month's european elections, in protest over theresa may's failure to bring about the uk's exit from the eu. meanwhile, the sunday telegraph reports on the findings of a polling memo which suggests that conservative supporters are opposed to the high speed two rail project and would be more likely to support a leadership contender who pledged to scrap it. the sunday express focuses on theresa may's easter message. it says the prime minister has vowed to tackle the pe

it was a great day all round for the british team, it started well with johanna konta who was first on6—4. konta fought back to level the match and force a deciding set from which she recovered from 4—1 down to win and give britain a 2—1 lead. so that left katie boulter with a chance to claim victory for britain if she could beat zarina dyas. that match also went to three sets with boulter winning by two sets to one. there were delirious scenes with britain now back in the fed cup world group for the first time in 25 years. the first round of the world snooker championships continues in sheffield and the 2005 champion shaun murphy is in great form. he's on for a whitewash against china's luo honghao, murphy's 9—0 up in his first round match. there's only ever been one other whitewash at the crucible that was byjohn parrott back in 1992, but there's a chance of another in the next 2a hours. and these are live pictures from sheffield, where steven maguire is trailing china's tian pengfei by seven frames to five. live coverage right now via the bbc sport website. that's all the sport for

in the fed cup, johanna konta lost the opening set of her match as great britain take on kazakhstan.all the latest what is on the bbc sport website, i will be back at 5:30pm. clashes have broken out between dozens of demonstrators and police in paris on the 23rd saturday of yellow—vest protests. dozens of black—hooded demonstrators have thrown rocks at police and some set fire to motorcycles. police responded by firing tear gas and stun grenades. our reporter in paris hugh schofield has been watching the scenes unfold. the pictures you're looking at, assuming they are the ones i've just been looking at, are based around the place de la republique in the eastern side of the city, a place where it one of the cortez of the yellow vests has ended up. there were two marches planned today. the other one seems to be progressing peacefully, but the one at this point has decided to... well, part of it, has decided to, you know, break off and start confronting the police, smashing windows, setting fire to scooters and so on. we have seen,once again, the situation degenerate there. we have seen

johanna konta won the first of two rubbers they needed at the copper box arena, leaving katie boultereeded three sets, but that secures a place in the eight team second tier of the world group. the rugby champions cup final will be between two time winners saracens and the champions leinster. the irish beat toulouse, running in three tries in a 30 points to 12 win at the aviva stadium in dublin. they'll bid for a record fifth european title. the final against saracens is at newcastle's st james park next month. that's all the sport for now. more from the bbc sport centre at 11.15am. don't forget about the website. actually, i will be back after 10am. i have no idea what day and what time it is! a week of climate change protests on waterloo bridge in london has been brought to an end by police, who removed the final activists from the site late last night. more than 960 people have been arrested in connection with the demonstrations. simon jones has more. as night fell, officers moved in to remove the last of the protesters who'd glued themselves to waterloo bridge. with police patienc

they beat kazakhastan to secure promotion, johanna konta and katie boulter winning the two rubbers requiredn players sometimes put their home country's tracksuit on it brings out different pattern, different levels of performance. anything can happen. i think with bothjohanna konta and katie boulter, it is a strong team. we have someone injohanna konta who has beaten some of the strongest champions. she's beaten 0sa ka. she's beaten venus williams, wozniacki. you know, all of the players she has beaten out on the tour, she has enormous self belief. i think this team is very, very strong and i think every time they step out onto court against anybody, i think they probably feel they have a great chance of winning. shaun murphy has completed only the second whitewash at the world snooker championship. the 2005 champion resumed this morning 9—0 up against luo honghao, and rattled off the first frame to breeze through to the second round. john parrott was the first to complete a 10—0 vcitory at the crucible back in 1992, against eddie charlton. these are live pictures. the three—time champion,

johanna konta had won her rubber earlier in the day, so they go into day two with the tie level at 1—ooker. the 2010 champion is a frame away of what would be only the second whitewash in crucible history. he's 9—0 up in his first round match against qualifier michael georgiou, who has only managed 107 points in total so far. defending champion mark williams is through after beating martin gould. that's all the sport for now. we have a world title fight in new york overnight, don't forget that, and you can listen to that on bbc radio 5from and you can listen to that on bbc radio 5 from around four in the morning. i'm sure you will be staying up to watch that? it is a bank holiday, why not? house plants do much more than simply decorate our homes — they can bring a sense of calm and help the environment. currently, plants which aren't considered food, are subject to full vat, but campaigners say that should be reduced. laura foster has more. becca had struggled with anxiety and depression for months. counselling didn't work, medication didn't work, but then she was given a houseplant a

british number one johanna konta is had been tampered with.ng for more home crowd energy as great britain aim for fed cup promotion. the team, led by anne keothavong, face kaza khsta n the team, led by anne keothavong, face kazakhstan in their player for the copper box arena this weekend, hoping to end a 26 year wait to reach will group two. all of us are really looking forward to this opportunity, keeping in mind that we are going out there, giving the best we can and we will come away with what we come away with, but we are definitely all there and excited to have another opportunity to get to that group, which we have actually had a number of opportunities now, and that is also a real feat in itself. i think everyone is looking forward to getting started. it is that time of year when the world snooker championship to get under way. let's take you live to the first morning to the crucible in sheffield, and this is what is happening right now. defending champion mark williams is not on the table at the moment, that is his opponent martin goul

and as johanna stated, we haven't been afforded -- parents have not been afforded the opportunity to have that same discussion that we did last time. i kind of think we should because there are serious issues to consider. facilities, etc. you know what they are. some of them we don't know what they are because we haven't had a chance to discuss them. what brings me to you tonight is i know what a good faith discussion looks like, and we just haven't had that yet. thank you very much for your time. [applause] >> good evening. my name is saul hidalgo. i'm the director of housing and shelter street programs with delores community services. we are lucky enough to be the providers of said shelter, and we are lucky enough to be collaborating with buena vista horace mann k-8, and we are lucky to be collaborating with h.s.h., the department of homelessness and supportive housing. we are ready as a -- as an agency and as a collaborative, we are ready. this program has been working, as nick mentioned, and it has worked to such an extent at buena vista that we understand that we don't have enou

british number one johanna konta is hoping for more of the home—crowd energy as great britain aim forkend, hoping to end a 26—year wait to reach world group ii. our tennis correspondent russell fuller has more. they have earned this opportunity on the back of four winds, in february, and for the fifth time in eight yea rs, and for the fifth time in eight years, they have a chance to win a playoff that would take them into the elite 16 team world group. the previous opportunities were away from home, this time finally, they have home soil as their advantage and will be a very noisy 5800 people inside the arena come saturday and sunday. britain‘s number one against the number two, and which they played foot tennis with the west hand ladies football. all of us are looking forward to the opportunity will come away we will come away with but we are all very much excited to have another opportunity to get to that world group two which we have x he had a lot of opportunities and that is a real feat in itself and we are looking forward to getting started. the second of saturday singles is kat

johanna konta won her rubber but it's all square. that looked very emotional. very emotional.son was in stunning form at snooker‘s world championship. the 2010 champion is on the verge of what would be only the second whitewash in crucible history. he's 9—0 up against qualifier michael georgiou, so he needsjust one more frame in tonight's session. elsewhere reigning champion mark williams beat martin gould 10—7. i love a bit of snooker. i will be watching that. he looked fairly fed up. he was, he was terrible. you can't sit in today, because it will be glorious outside. on my balcony? you can get atvon outside. on my balcony? you can get a tv on your balcony, can you? we will come around and share your mention! it sounds marvellous! we have plenty of pictures of how people have been enjoying the weather, one of the hottest days of the year yesterday. temperatures reaching highs of 25 degrees, and many of you were out and about and send us your pictures. thanks to all the weather watchers who sent these. these beautiful tulips were shot in drumbeg, where there were highs of 20

british number one johanna konta, is hoping for more home—crowd energy, as great britian, aim for fedear wait, to reach world group ii. all of us are really looking forward to this opportunity, keeping in mind that we are going out and giving the best we can, and we will come away with what we come away with. we are very excited to have another opportunity to get to that world group two, which we have actually had a number of opportunities now which is a feat in itself, and i think everyone isjust looking forward to getting started. world number one novak djokovic, has been knocked out, of the monte carlo masters. djokovic has won this event twice before but that experience didn't help him against the world number 1a, daniil medvedev. it's the first time in four meetings that the russian has beaten djokovic. now it's one of the heavyweight sporting events of the year — the world coal carrying championships. it started in 1963 and celebrates the town of gawthorpe, in west yorkshire, which was an important coal mining area. it attracts competitors from all over the world, and ahead of m

johanna turner first discovered the verdugo lion p416 years ago with one of over a dozen camera trapsrol and they would instantly send people out to find it and shoot it to kill. they were scared of it? yeah. and once i started showing pictures of a lion that is calm, it went from shoot on—site to, well, we can tranquillize and relocate and then at least it has a chance, or... now the ultimate step is, you don't have to do anything. after years of monitoring p41, he was tragically found dead following a wildfire in 2017. when p41 was found dead and i had friends calling me, you know, nearly in tears, over it. that's sort of when i realised, we started this only a few years ago to where he would be shot, to people realising that they've lost an animal that they came to know. but the story for p41 doesn't end quite there. a short drive from los angeles is animazonia, a charitable organisation staffed by volunteers to look after animals in need. people can visit here by appointment. it's here where they're looking after one lion who was found next to a car in la, separated from its paren

johanna konta won the first rubber of the day, but it's all—square ahead of the decisive doubles.rs are meeting on the 8th of may hosted by the national cyber security discussing the risks posed by a new browser of google chrome. beneath that, the story is a bit more detail. initially, the new version is meant to boost privacy and security and prevent government snooping, but parental blocks might not be as effective with the new version of crime. that might be blocks... looks like your help is all right. moving on to the telegraph. family split on how to rebuild notre—dame. telegraph. family split on how to rebuild notre-dame. yes, with the spire being destroyed in the fire, two schools of thought. the prime minister of france that we can build a copy of the existing one or a new one based on modern techniques. what is really interesting as it has split the family, the author of hunchback of notre—dame, some saying we should build a new one, some the existing one. it is always difficult, when you have something so iconic, so many people have seen it, you look at something like th

johanna konta was playing zarina diyas in the first tie of the weekend, but konta lost the first set yulia putintseva in the second match of the weekend. and it doesn't happen very often, but rafael nadal has been beaten on clay. the 11 time champion lost in straight sets to italy's fabio fognini at the monte carlo masters. nadal had won his last 18 matches at the event, and only lost four of 76 there in his entire career. let's take a quick look at some of day's other stories. former 0lympic1,500—metres champion asbel kip—rop has been banned for four years for failing a drugs test. the kenyan tested positive for a hormone called epo in an out—of—competition test 18 months ago. he had claimed his sample might have been tampered with, but that was dismissed by an anti—doping panel. georgia davies will be hoping to add 50 metre backstroke gold to her 100 metre title at the british championships in glasgow later. the european champion won her heat to qualify for this evening's final. ben proud finished first in qualifying for the men's 50 metres freestyle final, finishing half a second

british number one johanna konta, is hoping for more home—crowd energy, as great britian, aim for fedweekend, hoping to end a 26—year wait, to reach world group ii. all of us are really looking forward to this opportunity, keeping in mind that we are going out and giving the best we can, and we will come away with what we come away with. we are very excited to have another opportunity to get to that world group two, which we have actually had a number of opportunities now which is a feat in itself, and i think everyone isjust looking forward to getting started. a big dn rugby league. champions final. now something amazing. in sport sometimes you need the rub of the green. this is the american angel yin, playing at the lp.ga event in hawaii — her ball, hits her playing partner's, on the green, and gets enough rebound to roll inforan eagle! i don't know anything about physics but to hit a ball with enough force, does that create rebound? when that is coming into their green, usually it would hit the green and spin and stop. but it hits the ball and spends back. that is remarkable. you c