foregone conclusion, but his seven frame lead was reduced to three after an incredible fightback from judd trump, the rocket started well, and mistakes from trump were punished. he had to watch on as ronnie cleaned up and pulled away. trump's long game was improving... ..but he couldn't make a tough shot on the brown, and 0'sullivan was back in. that was tough. from then on, the crucible sat back and watched history. a composed display getting him to the magic number of 18 frames. ronnie 0'sullivan has proved without doubt that he's the greatest player in the world! i tried to be as relaxed as i could but, you know, it wasjust a... that's probably my greatest result i've ever had, to be honest with you. i don't know whether it's a good idea but we'll probably go again next year... cheering i'm a glutton for punishment! champion! an emotional embrace of his children and then the trophy. at a6, ronnie 0'sullivan is the oldest to win this title, adding longevity to his many talents. jane dougall, bbc news. there were emotional reunions in auckland today, as new zealand opened its borders to more in

. _ ronnie o'sullivan and judd trump are under way at the world snooker championship final at the crucibleter the opening sessions on sunday. but the number four seed is back to 12—8. he's won the first few frames of the day. it's the best of 35 frames, so o'sullivan needs just six further frames to secure a record—equalling seventh world title. he would also be the oldest world champion as well. these are live pictures and as you can see. catch it on bbc two. that looks very good indeed. and on the bbc website as well to see that. manchester city goalkeeper karen bardsley has announced she's retiring from the game after an illustrious 20—year career for both club and country. the 37—year—old won eight major trophies during her time with city — and played 81 times for england. she also represented great britain at the 2012 olympics. bardsley will be honoured at wednesday's women's super league home game against birmingham city. she's revealed that failing to fully recoverfrom a hamstring injury picked up during the 2019 world cup has forced her to quit the game. it certainly wasn't easy. i

he said that judd trump said i it. he said thatjudd trump said such— it.livan choke up a little bit _ made ronnie o'sullivan choke up a little bit so — made ronnie o'sullivan choke up a little bit so i think he was kind of crying _ little bit so i think he was kind of crying into— little bit so i think he was kind of crying into her shoulder. such little bit so i think he was kind of crying into her shoulder.- crying into her shoulder. such a nice moment. _ crying into her shoulder. such a nice moment. respect - crying into her shoulder. such aj nice moment. respect between crying into her shoulder. such a i nice moment. respect between two great snooker players. one of a kind — that's how stephen hendry described ronnie o'sullivan after he beat judd trump 18—13 at the crucible to match his seven world titles. the rocket said he's share the record with him for a year, because he's coming back for more. joe lynskey reports. cheering. in any sport it's rare for one man to be this good for so long. ronnie o'sullivan is snooker�*s winning machine. and yet stil

ronnie o'sullivan and judd trump are back under way at the world snooker championship final at the cruciblecket led 12—5 after the opening sessions on sunday. it's the best of 35 frames, so o'sullivan needs just six further frames to secure a record—equalling 7th world title. these are live pictures. catch it on bbc2. manchester city goalkeeper karen bardsley has announced she's retiring from the game after an illustrious 20—year career for both club and country. the 37—year—old won eight major trophies during her time with city, and played 81 times for england. she also represented great britain at the 2012 olympics. bardsley will be honoured at wednesday's women's super league home game against birmingham city. she's revealed that failing to fully recoverfrom a hamstring injury picked up during the 2019 world cup has forced her to quit the game. it certainly wasn't easy. if i think about maybe having this conversation two years ago, i would not be able to get a word out, i would be bawling. so, yeah, it is disappointing when you know that you have still got an element of capability in you

hendry and steve davis the opening session of this year's championship between ronnie o'sullivan and judd trumpnoon. it looked at one point like it was all going ronnie's way. very much so in we were starting to fear the worst for a time. 7—1 may have been on the car was at one stage. it is advantage 185—3 but he will feel relieve the day and i think my pretty happy that he has got out 5—3. eight mikey was 5—1 down. in a little bit of trouble. how did you assess the way he got himself back the end of it? he managed to find his long potting game _ managed to find his long potting game. he took advantage of that to id game. he took advantage of that to go 5-2 _ game. he took advantage of that to go 5-2 and — game. he took advantage of that to go 5—2 and the last frame was to and fro. go 5—2 and the last frame was to and fr0~ was— go 5—2 and the last frame was to and fro. was ahead and then trump. there were chances— fro. was ahead and then trump. there were chances for both and ronnie snookered — were chances for both and ronnie snookered himself and that was a pivotal— snookered himself and that

despite a nervy afternoon session that saw judd trump win 6 out of 8 frames to force a final session,rve for an 18—frames—to—13 win, and he matches stephen hendry�*s seven titles at the crucible theatre in the modern era. i have never bothered about records, don't get me wrong, when you get that it's nice but i have never been, never performed well going for stuff like that, just try to enjoy the game, competing, being on the game, competing, being on the circuit, try to enjoy what i do and work on my game, and you left that 17 days were on my side. in the premier league, manchester united have beaten brentford 3—0 in their final home match of the season. cristiano ronaldo was again among the united goalscorers, with his 18th of the season in the league as the red devils remain sixth, six points ahead of 7th—placed west ham, having played a game more. the interim manager was asked afterwards if ronaldo would still be at the club next season. the way that he played again tonight, not only because he scored a goal he got a penalty, he also helped, defensively, tonight, so, why should he

that's after the rocket beat judd trump 18—13 at the crucible to match his seven world titles.said he'll share the record with him for a year, because he's coming back for more and paid tribute to his beaten opponent, in a final like no otherfor him. yeah, i mean that is the most emotional i have ever been. it was judd said to me. i hugged him, because he for me he is the governor. so what he said after, really meant a lot and just, yeah, i just, it blew me away really. so thatis just, it blew me away really. so that is what got me. one quick racing line to bring you and reach for the moon, owned by the queen, is to miss the derby at epsom next month as the colt searches for full fitness following injury last season. the horse, trained by john and thady gosden as well as the mount frankie dettori, was third favourite, rated at an 8—1 chance. the queen has never won the derby and this year's race on lithjune is part of her platinum jubilee celebrations to mark 70 years on the throne. that is all the sport and you can get more on the web—site. good afternoon. you're watching bbc

in this final, he faced judd trump, who's an entertainer too, and had fought back from seven frames downe ever had, to be honest with you, against someone likejudd. i don't know if it's a good idea, but we'll probably go again next year... you won't see the likes of it again, you simply won't. you won't see anybody like him again. i mean, he's the best player i've ever seen in my life. it's on another level to everyone who has played this game. the longevity that he is shown has been incredible, because it didn't happen for me, didn't happen for stephen hendry, so i think it's remarkable, what he has achieved. 0'sullivan first played in the crucible 30 years ago, and he is still the hottest ticket. still going for more records and redefining what is possible in your 40s. joe lynskey, bbc news. a tale of two ronnies last night — cristiano ronaldo scoring as manchester united beat brentford, and he was told at 37 he can still be a big part of the club's future. he scored a penalty in a 3—0 win over brentford. and with a lot of upheaval expected at united over the summer, the current manage

in this final he faced in judd trump, who is an entertainer, too, and had fought back from seven frames still dominant. at a6, o'sullivan is now the oldest world champion. what he said to me afterwards meant a lot and just blew me away. i just a lot and 'ust blew me away. i 'ust don't a lot and just blew me away. i 'ust don-t want — a lot and just blew me away. i 'ust don-t want to fl a lot and just blew me away. i 'ust don't want to become i a lot and just blew me away. i 'ust don't want to become like i a lot and just blew me away. inst don't want to become like ronnie snooker, ifeel like it has been good for me to have a variety in my life of doing lots of different things and i think that has helped me be able to enjoy myjob and my snooker and everything i do a lot better. ., ., �* , snooker and everything i do a lot better. ., , ., ,, better. you won't see anybody like him again. — better. you won't see anybody like him again. he's— better. you won't see anybody like him again, he's the _ better. you won't see anybody like him again, he's the best _ better. you won't see anybody lik

he's playing the 2019 champion judd trump, who started the day seven frames behind and with a mountainhree frames of the day to make things interesting, but he will need everything to be perfect to overcome o'sullivan, who's won the fourth frame and restored a 13—9 lead in the first to 18 frame contest. let's go live to the crucible then — o'sullivan looking to win that seventh title that would bring him level with stephen hendry who's won the tournament the most in the modern era. trump's won four of the five frames they have played so far today. he is still fourframes behind. it would be one of the most remarkable comebacks if he were to turn this around. 30—9, catch the action over on bbc two. a shock at the vitality london 10,000m earlier. four—time olympic champion — mo farah — was beaten by a club runner. farah said he'll make decisions about his future on a "race by race" basis. it was his first competition since failing to qualify for the olympics last year. 25—year—old ellis cross had to pay the entry fee of £37 to take part in the race. but he set a personal best as he beat t

o'sullivan leads the 2019 winner judd trump by five frames to three after the first sesssion.2—1 at west ham in the premier league with just over one hour played. that's it. i'll be back with the late news at 10pm. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good evening. more now from kyiv and my colleague ben brown, earlier this afternoon, i'm joined here in kyiv by valeriy chaly, a former ukrainian ambassador to the united states, between the years 2015 and 2019. thank you very much for being with us. first of all, let me ask you about the situation in mariupol. it does seem to be good news that at least some people are being evacuated from that city. you're right, some civilians. the main thing now, how to take out the civilians. and another important thing is how to survive for injured ukrainian soldiers. it is also important that we don't forget about that. that is also a rule of war and i believe this will happen. but unfortunately, putin wants to kill them. just kill them. and that's the main problem. now we need this combination of diplomatic efforts

that's after the rocket beat judd trump 18—13 at the crucible to match his seven world titles.ything on the line. you want everything on the line. you want every game to feel like you have to win it. and ifeel like the lads feel the same way. it is exciting, the buzz you get from scoring a goal in the game. it is vitally important. andy murray will be back on court later in spain, after achieving his first victory on clay in five years. it also came against a grand slam champion dominic thiem. in the opening round of the madrid masters, murray taking it 6—3 6—4. the french open back in 2017 was his last win on the surface. he'll take on dennis shapovalov later with emma raducanu also in second round action this evening. 0ne quick racing line to bring you and reach for the moon, owned by the queen, is to miss the derby at epsom next month as the colt searches for full fitness following injury last season. the horse, trained by john and thady gosden as well as the mount of frankie dettori, was third favourite, rated at an 8—1 chance. the queen has never won the derby and this yea

emotional victory at the crucible — to seal a seventh world snooker championship — after beating judd trump become the oldest world champion and he paid tribute to his beaten opponent trump, in a final like no otherfor him. yeah, i mean that's the most emotionai— yeah, i mean that's the most emotional i've ever been. it was 'ust emotional i've ever been. it was just what— emotional i've ever been. it was just whatjudd said emotional i've ever been. it was just what judd said to emotional i've ever been. it was just whatjudd said to me, to be honest— just whatjudd said to me, to be honest with you. i hugged him, because — honest with you. i hugged him, because for me, he is the... he is the governon _ because for me, he is the... he is the governor. yeah, what he said to me afterwards and really, really meant _ me afterwards and really, really meant a — me afterwards and really, really meant a lot. just, yeah, just kind of blew— meant a lot. just, yeah, just kind of blew me — meant a lot. just, yeah, just kind of blew me away, really, so that's what _ got me, really. lovely scenes there. lat

judd, he was so ahead of his time, two years before -- ten years before the rise of trump. >> he wase dangers of dark money, financial forces controlling the government and controlling the media and thought. it really felt like they wanted us to fight with each other so that they could steal the money while nobody was paying attention. he felt like it was very important for people to be critical thinkers and to question everything. he certainly was liberal. it was for gun control and a woman's right to choose and gay rights and civil rights. he was very suspicious of military spending, but at the same time he really did feel like a lot of the levers were being controlled by people who did not have our best interest at heart. >> i think that's why so many people, all new generation of people keep identifying with him. when he says it still so resonate. let me ask you this, what would george karl and make about the current political moment? on the verge of overturning roe v. wade? >> he was always very concerned about people losing their rights and there is a quote from him or he says,

convenes, it begins in the investigation of donald trump's interference, alleged interference, in the georgia election. >>> and an emotional honor, naomi judd'sall of fame induction just 24 hours after her sudden death, why they say she couldn't hang on. >>> good morning to viewers here in the u.s. and around the world, it is monday, may 2nd, i'm brianna keilar with john berman. freedom and sunlight for more than 100 ukrainian civilians trapped in darkness for weeks and months in that steel plant in mariupol. hundreds more remain hunkered down still inside the plant which has become a last line of defense in the city that's been all but destroyed. a ukrainian military commander says after the first wave of evacuees got out shelling of the site resumed, hit, he said, by all kinds of weapons. ukraine is hoipg to get more people evacuated from that plant today. officials say the general evacuation of civilians from mariupol to zaporizhzhia today is under way, it's slow, but they say progress is being made. >>> also, new satellite images exclusive to cnn showing what the steel plant looks like now. you can see it there, destroyed by russian strik

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trump era pandemic policy in place. the mass influx is overwhelming agents there with more than 234,000 migrants apprehended just in april. a sharp spike from last year. brandon judd is the president of the national border patrol council and joins us now. the administration caught a break even though it seems like it doesn't want one. >> it was an unwanted break. this judge issued a ruling forcing them to keep title 42 in place. if this administration was smart they would look at this and this is the political reprieve we need. they can implement policies to allow us to secure the border once and for all. they haven't done that to this point. but because of this ruling, they can actually take a step back and do right by the american public. will they? i doubt it. >> dana: listen to senator marshall on with "mornings with maria". watch here. >> they told the migrants stacked up on the other side of the river that title 42 is not ending. joe biden has to stop sending this signal to everybody. he needs to stop making this a magnet. when he said an announced he was ending title 42 it was a magnet for the rest of the world. >> dana: what do you hear? migrants are stack