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the two players of the season so far, judd trump, - championship. .that insane, yup, it could be that the player of the year title is up for grabs at that point as well, if it happens. for grabs at that point as well, if it happens-— it happens. let's give that up a copy out- _ it happens. let's give that up a copy out. there's _ it happens. let's give that up a copy out. there's obviously - it happens. let's give that up a copy out. there's obviously a l it happens. let's give that up a. copy out. there's obviously a lot it happens. let's give that up a - copy out. there's obviously a lot of snooker to be played. it does look like it's on paper, but it is not always the case. but if it comes up, that will be some match.— that will be some match. plenty of others in the _ that will be some match. plenty of others in the ring _ that will be some match. plenty of others in the ring here _ that will be some match. plenty of others in the ring here for - that will be some match. plenty of others in the ring here for another| others in the ring here for an

you would have expected the odd century or two from judd trump.retty clinical and brilliant yesterday. he was stealing two frames which broke the back of the match. we thought that hossein vafaei would put up more of a fight. but he will have another day. one of the startling score lines was the progress from young joe 0'connor on his debut against mark selby. the two lads from leicester. what marked this performance as something special? he just looked very calm. he kept up the tradition - of a debutante at the world championship since 77, - he looked as cool as a cucumber, like he had been there all these years. - he played superbly well. he put one of the best players under a lot of pressure. - yes, two centuries thrown in there as well. if there is anybody capable of turning this round it would be selby, but does he look like doing so? not at the moment but that can change from session to session. it may be difficult for him to play against his friend and practice partner. that is sometimes worst draw for somebody but he has to up his game. jo

and the number two seed judd trump is 6—2 up in his second round match against tom ford after the firsts — trail running. will pitts is part of a team running from london to paris to campaign for its inclusion in the games in brisbane in 2032. charlie rose has been to meet him. braving the elements on the north kent coast. as a seasoned trail runner, there's nothing will pitts likes better then going off the beaten track. here he is scaling the south downs as part of a relay team running from london to paris, in an effort to try and bring trail running to the olympic games. do we need really need more running in the olympic games? this�*s a good point, but this is more real running, this is what humans used to do, we're not naturally made to run in a circle, we are made to clamber over rocks and trees and sort of things like that. 1924 192a was the last time any sort of off—road running was part of the olympics. health and safety concerns meant it never returned. but today it's popularity appears to be growing, with the likes of russ cook from sussex, nicknamed the hardest geezer, succe

luca brassell will begin the defence of his title against david gilbert, while the 2019 winner judd trumpakes place once again at the city's crucible theatre. but eddie hearn, the chairman of the organisers of the event, says that he cannot guarantee the venue will continue to be hosted in sheffield after its current deal runs out in 2027. it would have to take an opportunity that would be difficult for us to refuse for the players, notjust for the business, but for the players. and if there was an opportunity to drastically change the price structure of the world championships and this is eddie hearn speaking, not world snooker speaking, for me, you have to look at that in terms of opportunities for the talent. there will be aggressive markets and saudi arabia might be one of them where they will make a huge play to bring the flagship event to the kingdom. i'm at a loss in the sense that i love the game. i know the sort of history of the sport, but times change and the sport needs to grow and evolve. so unless the crucible can find some way of holding more people, then i think it's inevi

to the snooker world championship now — and judd trump showed just why he could be the man to beat thisarlier today, the 2019 world champion became the second man through to the quarterfinals. did so against a fellow seeded player, tom ford, 13 frames to seven. two centuries along the way, and when it came in here, very relaxed and happy indeed. says he hasn�*t put himself under pressure coming in, a nice break before he�*s come here. all his preparation is good, really relaxed. seemed very comfortable in front of us answering the questions, his game and himself are in a very good place. quite happy to talk about a number of issues in the game, not least the rumours we hear about possible breakaway tours. he was quite categorical about that. you want to win the masters in the uk in the world championship, you are not going to get that anywhere else. this is a tour to play on and of course all these players like to be governed by all of those great feats you can get in the game, so he is in the right place. batting away very nicely the comparisons that this stage of his career is only 34

and the number two seed — judd trump is 6—2 up in his second round match against tom ford after the first the olympics — trail running. will pitts is part of a team running from london to paris to campaign for it's inclusion in the games in brisbane in 2032. charlie rose has been to meet him. braving the elements on the north kent coast, as a seasoned trail runner there is nothing will pitts likes better then going off the beaten track. there he is scaling the south downs as part of a really team running from london to paris, in an effort to try and bring trail running to be a games. [30 trail running to be a games. do we trail running to be a games. dr? we need really need running in the olympic games? this is more real running, this is what humans used to do, we are naturally made to run in a circle, we are made to clamber over rocks and trees and sort of thing. over rocks and trees and sort of thin. . . over rocks and trees and sort ofthin. . ., , of thing. health and safety concerns — of thing. health and safety concerns that _ of thing. health and safety concerns that meant - of thin

but already world number two judd trump has had to recover from a slight wobble, he's taking onjakjonesooks for a second title. trump opened up this match with a superb 110 break, but then fell away. jakjones showing how dangerous he can be, taking the second and third frames. however, trump turned on the class taking both the pink and the black in good style at the end of a crucial eighth frame to level the match at 4—4. things aren't as close in the other quarter—final. david gilbert leads stephen maguire 7—1 at the interval. gilbert taking advantage in the final frame after a respotted black was missed by maguire. the world number 28 currently firmly in control of this one. they will both ressume later. two other quarter finals taking place today, these are live pictures of seven—time champion ronnie o'sullivan as he takes on the 2015 champion, stuart bingham. o'sullivan, trying for a record eighth world championship. it is currently 2—1 in favour of stuart bingham. next to the champions league semi—finals — bayern munich host real madrid in their first leg later in germany. bayern m

and in the last half an hour or so, judd trump has been the latest player to make it into the quarterion trump resumed 11—5 up against tom ford, and duly wrapped up the match 13 frames to seven. in this morning's other second—round match, stephen maguire leads shaun murphy by seven frames to four. in rugby union, it all comes down to today to decide the women's six nations. england play france in bordeaux at teatime. it's winner takes all. the red roses have not lost in the competition for 28 games, but their last defeat was away against france in 2018. the girls are really looking forward to just putting the performance out on the pitch, and the players that have not played in a hostile environment like this, it's for the senior players to put their arm around, checking on them, and, you know, just remember to enjoy the moment however the moment is, because you don't know when it's your last. now, in golf, how about this from 23—year—old american auston kim at thejm eagle la championship in california? here she is at the 18th hole. now earlier in the day, another american, alexa pano

one of the favourites to win the world snooker championship — judd trump has the advantage in his openinge in sheffield. they'll conclude the match on sunday afternoon with the first to 10 frames the winner. trump last won the world title in 2019 and is in strong form with five ranking titles so far this year with five ranking titles so far this year. there's much more the bbc sport website including the pole vault star — armand duplantis breaking his own world record. here in the uk, the head of the body which advises the government on climate change policy, has attacked rishi sunak�*s commitment to cutting carbon emissions. chris stark from the climate change committee told the bbc that the prime minister had set back progress towards reaching net zero, and says he clearly hasn't made it a priority. here's justin rowlatt. the climate change committee's job is to mark the government's homework on climate, says chris stark, and he is marking rishi sunak down in dramatic fashion. the reason? in the autumn, the prime minister delayed a ban on petrol and diesel cars and watered down targets

and one of the favourites this year, judd trump, is taking on hossein vafaei — they've just resumed after of the form players this season, with five ranking titles so far this year, as he chases a second world title here. they are under way for the third round at the chevron championship. the first women's golf major of the year. in the fa cup semifinal between city and chelsea. erling haaland is not in the squad. we will be back with more later. here in the uk the head of the government watchdog, the climate change committee has heavily criticised the prime minister's approach to climate change. in an exclusive interview with the bbc chris stark said rishi sunak has �*set us back�* on climate change, leaving the uk at risk of losing out to other countries. our climate editor justin rowlatt has the story. when asked what the climate change committee does, chris stark has always said its job is to mark the government�*s homework on climate and he has been marking rishi sunak down in dramatic fashion. chris stark said that rishi sunak�*s predecessors, theresa may and borisjohnson, had done

former world champion judd trump says he has rejected an approach to join a potential breakaway snookern lucrative events elsewhere. but world number two, trump, said he instantly refused, and there was no chance he would quit. 0n the table in sheffield, the 2019 winner trump progressed into the quarter—finals by beating fellow englishman tom ford by 13 frames to 7. in saturday morning�*s other second round match, stephen maguire led shaun murphy by ten frames to six at the end of the session. i have absolutely no doubt that i will be playing on this tour for the foreseeable future. i think for me playing and exhibitions, series or whatever it is, is not right for me at this moment in time. i have got so much life to achieve in the game and money me at this moment in time is not the priority. i need to hopefully put some question marks to bait and stuff like that. at the madrid 0pen where last year�*s finalist iga swiatek eased past romania�*s sorana cirstea in straight sets to reach the last 16. play started with the roof closed but that had no effect on swiatek who rushed to a 4—love

and one of the main challengers this year, judd trump, has got his world championship going — he's facingnd's trump very much one of the form players this season, with five ranking titles so far this year, as he chases a second world title here. a superb result for chelsea, in the first leg of their women's champions league semifinal — they beat the holders barcelona, in spain, to take the advantage ahead of next week's return leg. scotland international erin cuthbert scored the winner, firing past goalkeeper catalina coll in the first half. barca missed a superb chance to equalise — alexia putellas putting it wide from a few yards out... so chelsea hold on for the win — the first time in 5 years that barca have lost a competitive fixture at home. manchester city will be looking put their disappointment of champions league defeat behind them later, when they face chelsea in the first of this weekend's fa cup semi—finals. they can still win a double this year. city lifted the fa cup last season — along with the league, and champions league titles. erling haaland and kevin de bruyne are dou

and in the last half an hour or so, judd trump has become the latest player to make it into the quarterp. the 2019 champion trump resumed 11—5 up against tom ford. and duly wrapped up the match 13 frames to 7. in this mornings other second round match, stephen maguire leads shaun murphy by seven frames to four. next up for trump is the winner of the match between welshman jakjones and china's sijiahui who reached the semi—finals last year. they resume shortly withjones 9—7 up. you can follow all the action from the world snooker on the bbc sport website and app. in rugby union, it all comes down to today, to decide the women's six nations. england play france in bordeaux at teatime. it's winner takes all. the red roses have not lost in the competition for 28 games, but their last defeat was away against france in 2018. the girls are really looking forward to just putting the performance out on the pitch, and the players that have not played in a hostile environment like this, it's for the senior players to put their arm around, checking on them, and, you know, just remember to enjoy the

in this morning's quarterfinals, judd trump came from behind to draw level with jak jones.rve here to pinch the last frame of the session — first the pink and just look at this black. the 2019 champion turning on the style. it's now 4—1; as they head into this evening's session. david gilbert resumes his match against stephen maguire later with a 7—1 lead. the last frame of their morning session went to a respotted black. maguire will be kicking himself with this miss. gilbert, the world number 28, is very much in control of this match. not too long to wait until... not too long to wait until the first of the champions league. semi—finals — with two of england's key men going head to head. harry kane's bayern munich, against real madrid, featuring man of the momentjude bellingham. both sides ended the hopes of english sides arsenal and manchester city in the quarters. the first leg tonight is at the allianz arena. kane has scored more than a0 goals in all competitions this campaign for bayern — but his manager knows the magic bellingham is capable of. he said fantastic prog

one of the favourites this year, judd trump, has the advantage in his opening tie with hossein vafaeiso far this year. we're under way on day three in the first women's major of the season in golf, the chevron championship. world number one nelly korda was just one shot off lead starting the day. korda after her fifth tourament victory in a row. jodie ewart shadoff is the top briton at the moment. you can follow the third round on the bbc sport website. willie mullins is on the verge of becoming the first irish trainer to win the uk jumps title for 70 years. mullins has had an extraordinary season, including winning the grand national and the cheltenham gold cup, and today he added the scottish national prize money to his tally to move to more than £160,000 clear of his nearest rival. it was a very close race at ayr, though, macdermott only taking it in a photo finish. the season officially concludes next week at sandown. the finest of margins there. sweden's mondo duplantis has bettered his own pole vault world record at the diamond league meeting in china. duplantis, the reigning ol

judd trump begins his campaign against hossein vafaei shortly.t of the champions league quarter finals by real madrid this week but can still win a double with the next step their fa cup semi final against chelsea on saturday. city lifted the fa cup last season — along with the league, and champions league titles. erling haaland and kevin de bruyne are doubts for the game at wembley later. plus city will be up against one of their former players... cole palmer... who's having a sensational season for chelsea. i said many times maybe i didn't give the minutes he deserved. he wanted the minutes. and now he has at chelsea. i am happy for him. he is a lovely guy, a shy guy. he has incredible potential. otherwise he would not be here. so, it is what it is. max verstappen has become the first driver this century to qualify on pole position for the opening five races of a formula one season. after winning the morning's sprint race at the chinese grand prix the world champion qualified fastest for sunday's main race ahead of sergio perez and fernando alo

in the second round, the world number two judd trump, todd ford, fresh from his first entry against theould be a tough test forjudd trump, — would be a tough test forjudd trump, second favourite this season he has _ trump, second favourite this season he has had, — trump, second favourite this season he has had, but tom ford, coming through— he has had, but tom ford, coming through the — he has had, but tom ford, coming through the first round, come forward — through the first round, come forward withjust be in dreamland, confident— forward withjust be in dreamland, confident and looking forward to it and loving — confident and looking forward to it and loving it. i think you would pay very well— and loving it. i think you would pay very well but a tough match. we may even see tom — very well but a tough match. we may even see tom ford _ very well but a tough match. we may even see tom ford smiles, _ very well but a tough match. we may even see tom ford smiles, you i very well but a tough match. we mayj even see tom ford smiles, you never know, that's it from us, and more to come from 7

snooker�*s world championship is into the second round — judd trump leads tom ford by 11 frames to fivehen maguire and shaun murphy are currently up against each other. you can follow that one on the bbc iplayer and sport website. later on, robert milkins has work to do against david gilbert — he's 12—4 down. his frustration showed in the earlier session when gilbert missed, milkins had to quickly pick it up and play again. it's the best of 25 frames with a place in the quarter—finalsd at stake. finally to tennis — where jack draper has been knocked out of the madrid open this afternoon. draper was comfortably beaten in straight sets by eighth seed hubert hurkacz of poland in the second round, in a match that lasted an hour and a quarter. reigning mens champion carlos alcaraz is also through. and that's all the sport for now. it has been an another interesting week in uk politics. is there an election looping, we're waiting for a date. we are less than a week away from local and mirrors and policing crime commissioner elections across england. joining me now bbc west midlands political

judd trump will be a contender again after winning the trophy in 2019, while the four—time champion markualifying and is the only debutant in the draw, but knows selby very well as they're both from leicester. it sort of like a dream draw, i think. obviously before the draw was made, i was thinking, you think. obviously before the draw was made, iwas thinking, you know, probably want to play with the likes of mark or tom ford, even the later stages in the tournament, you know, like a final would be perfect, but it's a dream draw. it's an occasion i will cherish.— it's a dream draw. it's an occasion i will cherish. you know each other because you _ i will cherish. you know each other because you are — i will cherish. you know each other because you are both _ i will cherish. you know each other because you are both from - i will cherish. you know each other i because you are both from leicester, he played pool, you play pool, you both play snooker, you've even gone to the crucible to support them. so i guess you know his game. t to the crucible to support them. so i guess you know his gam

one of the favourites to win the world snooker championship, judd trump has the advantage in his openingm with five ranking titles so far this year with five ranking titles so far this year. that's it from, the latest from the first women's golf major of the year — the chevron championship is on the bbc sport website. during today's vote the us house of representatives has also passed over $26 billion in new military aid to israel. the country continues to prosecute its war against hamas, despite growing international concern for the fate of civilians in gaza. the bill would provide funds mainly to reinforce israel's iron dome air defence. prime minister benjamin netanyahu said the decision showed strong support for israel and defended western civilisation. the palestinian authority will reconsider bilateral relations with the us after washington vetoed a request forfull un membership. the palestinian authority has had observer status since 2012 but cannot vote in proceedings. on thursday, 12 countries voted in favour of the resolution, with the us opposing. palestinian president mahmoud

and judd trump is also closing in on a place in the quarterfinals.es and sunshine, this is the pressure in aberdeen, some early—morning swimmers. the sea temperature is only about 8 or 9 celsius stop in the air temperature only about six celsius at the moment. plenty of blue sky and sunshine to come. we have some frost around across the northern half of the uk and through the course of the weekend, it's going to continue to feel quite chilly for the time of year. some rain around at times. a little bit warmer as we head into next week but staying unsettled. low pressure never far away. we next week but staying unsettled. low pressure neverfar away. we have next week but staying unsettled. low pressure never far away. we have a couple of weather fronts, this one pushing north across parts of england and wales. this is where we've already seen the rain, particularly heavy in east anglia. to the north, most places relatively dry and clear with some sunshine. a few showers and they will be most frequent across the north west of scotland. further south, a

but judd trump has revealed a former world champion himself. a breakaway snooker league. now what we don't know is that is whether this is some saudi, i would imagine, against anything . would imagine, against anything. my would imagine, against anything. my bottom. in fact, i'll risk my bottom dollar on it that it would be a saudi backed proposition, he said. not interested. he's done a rory mcilroy. yeah. not interested. not going there. i don't want to play not going there. i don't want to play exhibitions. i want to play world world title events and compete for the biggest prizes. now, if they come back with a bigger sum of money. >> yeah. well, yeah. >> yeah. well, yeah. >> judd trump famously said he's more interested in money than he is than he is on, in titles, which is understandable. you know? you know why not? we makes the world go round, isn't it? this, that stuff that we can do that with our hands. >> well yeah. >> well yeah. >> yeah. well we shall see on that. it'd be interesting to see if he did change his mind. >> well, it did,

if you are for donald trump, it's hard to get away from it. all of the things this guy -- judd, whatever his name is, when he got thrown out, donald trump is saying the same things, such without a tiki torch. people need to figure it out. >>> up next, surprising news from trump friendly judge cannon who delivered jump his third legal loss in 24 hours. however, she's not backing down when it comes to jack smith. that's next. when you have chronic kidney disease, there are places you'd like to be. like here. and here. not so much here. farxiga reduces the risk of kidney failure which can lead to dialysis. ♪ far-xi-ga ♪ ♪♪ farxiga can cause serious side effects, including ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration, urinary tract or genital yeast infections and low blood sugar. a rare, life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin of the perineum could occur. stop taking farxiga and call your doctor right away if you have symptoms of this infection, an allergic reaction, or ketoacidosis. when you have chronic kidney disease, it's time to ask your doctor for farxiga. because the

mark selby in action today alongside judd trump.decent stories out of the snooker. it's becoming little more becoming a little bit more showbiz, bit like darts. >> yeah. well brilliant >> yeah. oh well brilliant stuff aiden. little aiden. we'll see you a little bit on. you very much. >> now do you stay with us? we're going going through we're going to be going through the next with emma woolf we're going to be going through the andy next with emma woolf we're going to be going through the andy jones with emma woolf welcome back to breakfast at 639. shall we go through some of the newspaper front pages ? the newspaper front pages? >> i said thank you, ben. >> i said thank you, ben. >> did say thank you? >> did you say thank you? >> did you say thank you? >> know what's happening >> did you say thank you? >> me know what's happening >> did you say thank you? >> me today. iow what's happening >> did you say thank you? >> me today. oh. what's happening to me today. oh. >> fine, it's a sunday. we >> it's fine, it's a sunday. we can be re

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judd bush. the last thing biden wants or needs is rising gas prices, do you know who wants them? saudi arabia, russia and donald trump be explaining this to the american people? when they look at the price at the pump they will not think about that, they will just say what is going on,president. >> i am not sure how much explaining will do for the president. the previous chief of staff was laser focused on this, every day they were monitoring gas prices. there were moves that they made, if there are levers he can pull, he should pulled them. one of the biggest concerns i have had this year was what we are talking about now, it is clear that nbs would rather have trump in the white house and the same with russia. there may be mikey business going beyond june. one thing i would like to hear from the white house is how we are producing a record amount of oil right now in this country. sometimes it feels like they're shy to admit that, which i understand, but they have done a lot for climate. i would like to hear the story on domestic oil production as well. >> these prices are not the fault of president biden, we have t

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