here say the soldiers come too late only once the attacks over and people are already dead we meet jonny boom only one of you a local representative who's been studying the a.d.f. for years in his view the u.n. mission has not achieved its goal very much in. the quantities here really ought to be secured according to my research as many as 4500 people have been killed right under the un forces knows it and what's their job again to protect the civilian population but more are getting killed every day. the a.d.f. was founded as an islamist group in uganda in the early 1990 s. experts have estimated their current strength and a few 100 fighters they're seen as accepting only cruel and intent on establishing islamic sharia law in the territory they control. they want to create a space a grey area where the state has no authority. they intend to control this area and exploit it. it's what they call the. islamic state of central africa the caliphate of central africa they've already set it up. to them the state is already up and running. in march 2021 the united states designated the a.d.f. a

sunrisers were all out for 137 — jonny bairstow top scoring for them with a3.ualifying session at the emiliano romagna grand prix. lewis hamilton will start on pole position at imola tomorrow after edging out the red bulls of sergio perez and max verstappen, as nick parrott reports. formula i is an american owned global sport, formula i is an american owned globalsport, but formula i is an american owned global sport, but its headquarters and most of the teams are based in the uk. so the pit lane paid tribute to the duke of edinburgh before the drama unfolded. less than five minutes in, the japanese rookie was out. fortunately for his team, their factories nearby. running right off the track is a hot topic in f1, added cost lando norris dear. a time quick enough for third was taken off him for this. he will start from seventh. that is still ahead of valtteri bottas, who struggles contrasted struggled with lewis hamilton. the world champion squeezed everything out of his mercedes to set a time nobody could better. surprisingly, it was sergio perez who got closes

jonny bairstow�*s unbeaten 63 led sunrisers hyderabad to their first win of the indian premier league over punjab kings. bairstow is now the third—highest run—scorer in this season's competition with 173 runs from four innings. the world number one is due to the second round of the world snicker championships. he has already won five ranking events this season and it looks like he will be hard to stop in sheffield. here on day five we have been reflecting on the progress of the world number one judge trump. in the end it was a comprehensive victory over radium. what stood out for you about that performance today? i what stood out for you about that performance today?— performance today? i think it was the calmness _ performance today? i think it was the calmness about _ performance today? i think it was the calmness about how - performance today? i think it was the calmness about how he - performance today? i think it was the calmness about how he never really got into top gear and never really got into top gear and never really had to. that like there was plenty of reserve and look i

former baggies player jonny evans added a second with kelechi iheanacho nabbing a third before the break with only six games remaining. 0bviously really pleased. winning the premier league is always huge. so it's a fantastic when considering the form that west brom have been in, and they have been conceded so many goals, but i thought tonight, yeah, we were good. but we can't be much better. earlier today arsenal manager mikel arteta revealed that both the owner stan kroenke and ceo of the club vinai venkatasham apologised to him over the failed bid to form a european super league. arteta says it's been a warning to owners that fans must never be forgotten. this has given a big lesson, and it shows the importance of football in the world. and it shows that the soul of this sport belongs to the fans, and that's it. during this pandemic, for a year, we've been trying to sustain this industry with no fans in the stadium, but when the fans have to come out and talk, they talk really loud and clear and they send probably the strongest message that has ever been sent in football world. and eve

here say the soldiers come too late only once the attacks over and people are already dead we meet jonny boom only one of you a local representative who's been studying the a.d.f. for years in his view the u.n. mission has not achieved its goal very much in. the quantities here really ought to be secured according to my research as many as 4500 people have been killed right under the un forces knows it and what's their job again to protect the civilian population but more are getting killed every day. the a.d.f. was founded as an islamist group in uganda in the early 1990 s. experts have estimated their current strength that a few 100 fighters they're seen as excepting only cruel and intent on establishing islamic sharia law in the territory they control. they want to create a space a grey area where the state has no authority. they intend to control this area and exploit it. it's what they call. the islamic state of central africa the caliphate of central africa they've already set it up. to them this state is already up and running. in march 2021 the united states designated the a.d.f.

here say the soldiers come too late only once the attacks over and people are already dead we meet jonny boom only one of you a local representative who's been studying the a.d.f. for years in his view the u.n. mission has not achieved its goal very much in. the communities here really ought to be secured according to my research as many as 4500 people have been killed right under the un forces knows it and what's their job again to protect the civilian population but more are getting killed every day. the a.d.f. was founded as an islamist group in uganda in the early 1990 s. experts have estimated their current strength at a few 100 fighters they're seen as accepting only cruel and intent on establishing islamic sharia law in the territory they control. they want to create a space a grey area where the state has no authority. they intend to control this area and exploit it. that's what they call. the islamic state of central africa the caliphate of central africa they've already set it up. to them the state is already up and running. in march 2021 the united states designated the a.d.f.

here say the soldiers come too late only once the attacks over and people are already dead we meet jonny boom only one of you a local representative who's been studying the a.d.f. for years in his view the u.n. mission has not achieved its goal very much in. the quantities here really ought to be secured according to my research as many as 4500 people have been killed right under the un forces knows it and what's their job again to protect the civilian population but more are getting killed every day. the a.d.f. was founded as an islamist group in uganda in the early 1990 s. experts have estimated their current strength and a few 100 fighters they're seen as excepting only cruel and intent on establishing islamic sharia law in the territory they control. they want to create a space a gray area where the state has no authority. they intend to control this area and exploit it. it's what they call. the islamic state of central africa the caliphate of central africa they've already set it up. this state is already up and running. in march 2021 the united states designated the a.d.f. a terror

here say the soldiers come too late only once the attacks over and people are already dead we meet jonny boom only one of you a local representative who's been studying the a.d.f. for years in his view the u.n. mission has not achieved its goal very much in. the quantities here really ought to be secured according to my research as many as 4500 people have been killed right under the un forces knows it and what's their job again to protect the civilian population but more are getting killed every day. the a.d.f. was founded as an islamist group in uganda in the early 1990 s. experts have estimated their current strength and a few 100 fighters they're seen as accepting only cruel and intent on establishing islamic sharia law in the territory they control really they want to create a space a grey area where the state has no authority. they intend to control this area and exploit it. that's what they call. the islamic state of central africa the caliphate of central africa they've already set it up. to them the state is already up and running. in march 2021 the united states designated the

here say the soldiers come too late only once the attacks over and people are already dead we meet jonny boom only one of you a local representative who's been studying the a.d.f. for years in his view the un mission has not achieved its goal very much in. the quantities here really ought to be secured according to my research as many as 4500 people have been killed right under the un forces knows it and what's their job again to protect the civilian population but more are getting killed every day. the a.d.f. was founded as an islamist group in uganda in the early 1990 s. experts have estimated their current strength and a few 100 fighters they're seen as excepting only cruel and intent on establishing islamic sharia law in the territory they control. and they want to create a space a grey area where the state has no authority. they intend to control this area and exploit it. that's what they call. the islamic state of central africa the caliphate of central africa they've already set it up. to them this state is already up and running. in march 2021 the united states designated the a.d

former baggies player jonny evans added a second with kelechi iheanacho nabbing a third before the breakenal manager mikel arteta revealed that both the owner stan kroenke and ceo of the club, vinai venkatasham, apologised to him over the failed bid to form a european super league. arteta says it's been a warning to owners that fans must never be forgotten. this has given a big lesson, and it shows the importance of football in the world. and it shows that the soul of this sport belongs to the fans, and that's it. during this pandemic, for a year, we've been trying to sustain this industry with no fans in the stadium, but when the fans have to come out and talk, they talk really loud and clear and they send probably the strongest message that has ever been sent in football world. and every club have done the right thing, so that's a massive sustainment for the history of football. tonight, barcelona have said it would have been an "historical error" to turn down the chance tojoin the super league — and that they will remain part of the project. carlo ancelotti, who managed real madrid fo

. >> very rarely on day 7, lieutenant jonny marcel became the latest member of the minneapolis police>> to testify as part of an effort by prosecutors to dismantle the argument that chauvin was doing what he was trained to do as. >> levels of resistance increase. it response and also increases. >> similarly as the levels of resistance decrease. what should the officer do. should de escalate you support as well. and that's actually listed on response and control guy. does. >> correct. the defense and its best day so far continued to plant the seeds of doubt to jurors on of chauvin acted within reason and with in training at one point showing this photo from training of an officer with his knee on a suspect. >> this is a specific kind of photographic demonstrates the placement of a knee as it applies to prom handcuff correct. correct. and ultimately if that person were to be handcuffed and circumstances dictated the officer would be permitted to continue to hold his knee in that same position. >> i would however, we've caution officers that be mindful the neck area and to look for the s

here say the soldiers come too late only once the attacks over and people are already dead we meet jonny boomer view a local representative who's been studying the a.d.f. for years in his view the un mission has not achieved its goals very much in. the quantities here really ought to be secured according to my research as many as 4500 people have been killed right under the un forces knows it and what's their job again to protect the civilian population but more are getting killed every day. the a.d.f. was founded as an islamist group in uganda in the early 1990 s. experts have estimated their current strength that a few 100 fighters they're seen as excepting only cruel and intent on establishing islamic sharia law in the territory they control. they want to create a space a gray area where the state has no authority. they intend to control this area and exploit it. it's what they call. all the islamic state of central africa the caliphate of central africa they have already set it up. to them the state is already up and running. in march 2021 the united states designated the a.d.f. a te

. >> very rarely on day 7, lieutenant jonny marcel became the latest member of the minneapolis police force. >> to testify as part of an effort by prosecutors to dismantle the argument that chauvin was doing what he %as trained to do as. >> levels of resistance increase. it response and also increases. >> similarly as the levels of resistance decrease. what should the officer? you should de escalate you support as well. and that's actually listed on response and control guy. does. >> correct. the defense and its best day so far continued to plant the seeds of doubt to jurors on of chauvin acted within reason and with in training at one point showing this photo from training of an officer with his knee on a suspect. >> this is a specific kind of photographic demonstrates the placement of money as it applies to prone handcuffed. correct. correct. and ultimately if that person were to be handcuffed and circumstances dictated the officer would be permitted to continue to hold his knee in that same position. >> i would however, we've cautioned officers that be mindful the neck area and to

jonny dymond, bbc news. shortage of transplantable organs, and help understand more about human disease progression and ageing. the developing embryos were studied for up to 20 days before being destroyed. you're watching bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with nick. hello. yet another cold, frosty start this morning with another fine day following with high pressure ruling the roost. an exception, though, whilst most will be dry, there's an atlantic weather front approaching northwest scotland. here it is, and that will bring some rain into the western isles, maybe the far northwest of mainland scotland to end the day, and perhaps a few spots of rain into westernmost counties of northern ireland. whereas elsewhere, it is high pressure, plenty of morning sunshine, some patchy cloud developing. so this afternoon, a mixture of cloud and some sunny spells, the chance of an isolated shower, most staying dry. that's the rain here edging into the western isles of scotland. ahead of the arrival of an

jonny dymond, bbc news. a man from doncaster is raising money for the hospital that saved his life.you, he's now started a very special fundraising campaign. mark ansell has the story. go, fraser! one thing fraser can be sure of when he clocks up the miles in bawtry is the backing of his village. he is pushing 2021 miles in and around bawtry in the year 2021 to raise money for sheffield children's hospital charity. the support i get is unbelievable. every day, there's somebody that's cheering me on. or beeping their horn at me. it's more than i ever could have imagined. he'sjust a brilliant individual, an inspiration, i think, to everyone out there. we have seen him out, i say, in rain, torrential rain, sleet, snow, wind. he just never stops. fraser was treated at sheffield children's after he was born with spina bifida. then, 12 years later, he collapsed and needed life—saving surgery at the same hospital. i'm here today because of them. the hospital will always have a special place in my heart. mike clements has set up the fundraising challenge. he's in awe of his friend fraser. i

jonny dymond, bbc news.ing and data officer at the people's trust for endangered species. thank you forjoining us. they looked cute and furry but i will be honest with you, if i saw that i would think it was a rat.- honest with you, if i saw that i would think it was a rat. yes, they can be easily _ would think it was a rat. yes, they can be easily confused _ would think it was a rat. yes, they can be easily confused with - would think it was a rat. yes, they can be easily confused with rats. l can be easily confused with rats. the thing to look for is rats have a quite distinctive naked tail which a waterfall doesn't, they are shorter and farrier, and they have around their periods with a blunter face and generally a bit cuter. brute their periods with a blunter face and generally a bit cuter. we have 'ust ut and generally a bit cuter. we have just put some _ and generally a bit cuter. we have just put some pictures _ and generally a bit cuter. we have just put some pictures up - and generally a bit cuter.

we're joined by mental health campaigner, jonny benjamin.se family, that is something you know all about. , . ~ family, that is something you know all about. , ., ,, �* all about. yes, and i think you're absolutely _ all about. yes, and i think you're absolutely right. _ all about. yes, and i think you're absolutely right. i _ all about. yes, and i think you're absolutely right. i think- all about. yes, and i think you're absolutely right. i think it's - absolutely right. i think it's really brave and courageous to talk as he has talked. we don't often get see that real human side of politicians and it takes a lot of courage so hats off to him and his family as well and yeah, for me, we don't get the mental health education that we need at school when we are growing up and i've now started a youth mental health charity called beyond, to try to get into schools and start early on. because i never got the mental health education i needed, my family and friends didn't. i was not able to communicate what was going on in my head and i didn't have