brilliant kick from keira, first half— brilliant kick from keira, first half the — brilliant kick fromm was with us, great attacking, slow down the attacking hubs, _ attacking, slow down the attacking hubs, so _ attacking, slow down the attacking hubs, so we have got to be disciplined, brilliant shift from the girls _ in cricket, a week away from the start of the t20 world cup, england have beaten australia by eight runs in theirfirst warm up match in perth. they were put into bat, jos buttler made 68 whilst alex hales here hit 84 off 51 balls, nobody else really got going for england, who reached 208 for six. david warner then hit a half century, but once alex hales caught him out here, thanks to the bowling of mark wood, the lower order couldn't deal with the pressure of the final three overs, australia falling just short. both teams will next meet on wednesday. head over to the bbc sport website if you want to see the full draw for the qualifying groups for the mens's european championships in 202a. england are in the same qualifying group as italy, scotland have spain in their grou

actress keira knightley joined her. the rest of the material, everyone knows what the word war means. nobody knows what this word provides. in fact, these words begin the diary of a 12-year-old woman from kharkiv, eva skaletska, who survived the first weeks of the war in in her hometown, during the bombings, the girl sat in the basement with her grandmother and wrote down her impressions in a notebook. here is her entry dated february 24. a friend came to the hall and said that it seems that putin is starting a war with ukraine. i had a panic attack . i left everything and the car there, and it only saved the child’s life, now you have notes, this is a full-fledged book called you don’t know what war is. it was published in great britain, an edition illustrated with photos of eva destroyed kharkov, and every day is described by a girl, the publishers accompanied the headlines from the news that happened that day, a ukrainian schoolgirl dedicated her first book to her grandmother, the most important story of our time told by the best storyteller, a wise twelve-year-old girl, this is on

he was arrested last week for beating keira up and then let out the next day.gh? >> when do we say it's time to start sticking up for a law abiding new yorkers instead of sticking up for criminals? when is it that we are going to start backing our men and women of law enforcement? that we give the judges the tools to do their job and enforce the law? when is enough enough? >> jesse: joining me now as nancy grace, fox nation host of crime stories and the girl scout murders. you have covered crime for a very long time. what is your interpretation of this particular crime wave? >> i think that the crime wave we are suffering right now is not necessarily just the criminals at fault, it is the politicians in the system letting us down. for instance, the case you just showed keira hudson, he was in court on february -- on october 4th and was treated as having committed misdemeanors, have you looked at the video? it is sickening. their home video of him beating her, surveillance video. they let him walk right out the next day. this woman so afraid she wears a bulletpr

her name is keira hudson.er husband adam was are released on tuesday, and keira rah was saying you can't release him, he's going to murder me. the judge releases him on tuesday, on wednesday he murders her in front of the three kids. we had another story recently with there was two mexican kartal drug smugglers got -- cartel drug smugglers who were instantly released on cashless bail. there are other cities and states looking at whether it's d.a.s who aren't enforcing the law, looking at pro-criminal laws like cashless bail and thinking about emulating this elsewhere. so goes new york, so goes the rest of the country. so rises new york, so lifts up the rest of the country. and i would encourage every other state out there no make sure that you are not looking at new york's cashless bail law as a model, and it shouldn't be viewed as a republican versus democrat issue. even the mayor of new york, eric adams, says judges should have the discretion to weigh dangerousness. he's right but that's also not the law. ne

a last—minute penalty awarded, keira bevan shouldering the pressure, match victory with the last kicky of winning the cup themselves. that's all for now, i'll have a full round—up of today's sport on sportsday at 6:30. back to you, thank you very much. police in ireland have named the ten victims of the explosion at a village petrol station in county donegal on friday. superintendent liam geraghty said "they are all local people, they are all very much involved in the local community, they were all people who were shopping in their local shop,". the victims include 39—year—old catherine o'donnell, and her 13—year—old son james monaghan, and 50—year—old robert garwe and his five—year—old daughter, shauna flanagan garwe. we continue to investigate all the circumstances into the cause of a fatal explosion at a premises in creeslough, county donegal, on friday the 7th of october 2022. the investigation is being coordinated from an incident room. the garda with assistance from other agencies will continue to examine the scene, which remains cordoned off. these examinations are likely to co

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keira bevan, shouldering the pressure, snatched victory with the last kick of the game.icket's t20 world cup, england beat australia in perth — it's all on the bbc sport website. back to you, reeta. thank you very much. time for a look at the weather. here's helen willetts. it's been lovely here, but that looks miserable.— it's been lovely here, but that looks miserable. absolutely, a tale of two halves _ looks miserable. absolutely, a tale of two halves today. _ looks miserable. absolutely, a tale of two halves today. 19 _ looks miserable. absolutely, a tale of two halves today. 19 degrees - looks miserable. absolutely, a tale of two halves today. 19 degrees forj of two halves today. 19 degrees for parts of england and wales. scotland, northern ireland, it was rather wet once again. a0 millimetres fell in stirlingshire today adding to what has been a very wet week. some of these values are equating to three quarters of the average october rainfall for parts of scotland and northern ireland in the space of a week. it is clearing now. this was a weather watcher picture se

keira bevan show that the pressure and snatched victory with the last kick of the game.he premier league today, arsenal can go top again if they beat liverpool. earlier, crystal palace came from a goal down to beat leeds united 2—1 at selhurst park. it's palace's first win in five league games. including the latest from arsenal where it's1—1. and you can also see who the home nations have drawn in their euro 2024 qualifying groups. but that's it from me. that's it for now. we're back with the late news at ten. hello. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. more now on ukraine, where 17 people have been killed by russian missile strikes in the middle of the night on the city of zaporizhzhia. president zelensky condemned the attack as absolute evil. the latest strikes came hours after the bridge linking russia to occupied crimea was badly damaged by an explosion. patrick bury is a defence expert from the university of bath, and a former army officer, and nato analyst. he's been telling us about the significance of the hit on the bridge linking russia to crimea. i think actual

i would like to make one more last pitch for my school board race go to keira school board.com and helpt me parents like me all over california running to change your system and i think we're going to see a real see change this midterm. >> tissue all for joining tonight. lawrence: stacey abrams wants to be governor of georgia again. according to oprah it is too frightening to consider any othe scout is protected by simparica trio, and he's in it to win it. simparica trio is the first and only chew with triple protection. oh, fleas and ticks ♪ intestinal worms... wow heartworm disease, no problem with simarica trio. this drug class has been associated with neurologic adverse reactions including seizures. use with caution in dogs with a history of these disorders. for winning protection. go with simparica trio. fanduel and draftkings, two out of state corporations making big promises. what's the real math behind prop 27, their ballot measure for online sports betting? 90% of profits go to the out of state corporations permanently. only eight and a half cents is left for the homeless. and

i would like to make one more last pitch for my school board race go to keira school board.com and helpt me parents like me all over california running to change your system and i think we're going to see a real see change this midterm. >> tissue all for joining tonight. lawrence: stacey abrams wants to be governor of georgia again. according to oprah it is too frightening to consider any other option. jimmy is here to respond. life. don't go anywhere >> if we don't elect me we will have no healthcare for half a million georgians, our children will continue to go to underfunded schools where transgender children have been banned for playing with her friends. we will have divisive laws that say you have to lie to your children about the history. >> too much is at stake not to. as your listening to all of those what will happen if you don't, it is really frightening. >> welcome back to cross-country we're in atlanta were the governors rematch between brian kemp and stacey abrams is heating up according to oprah despite the strong approval and stronger lead if abrams does not win all freed

i would like to make one more last pitch for my school board race go to keira school board.com and helpupport me parents like me all over california running to change your system and i think we're going to see a real see change this midterm. >> tissue all for joining tonight. lawrence: stacey abrams wants to be governor of georgia again. according to oprah it is too frightening to consider any othe if you have diabetes, then getting on the dexcom g6 is the single most important thing you can do. it eliminates painful fingersticks, helps lower a1c, and it's covered by medicare. before dexcom g6, i was frustrated. all of that finger-pricking and all of that pain, my a1c was still stuck. my diabetes was out of control. i was tired. (female announcer) dexcom g6 sends your glucose numbers to your phone or receiver without painful fingersticks. the arrow shows the direction your glucose is heading: up, down, or steady, so you can make better decisions about food and activity in the moment. after using dexcom g6, my a1c has never been lower. i lead line dancing three times a week, i exercise,

. >> keira you hear the rerchgd and see what liberal pundits are doing so tells me they're afraid thatng is in the water something is changing. what are they seeing? >> well i think they're seeing an electorate that is beginning to say hey -- we've shown up for you over and over again. and yet we're still complaining about the same things now that we were when we elected the first black president. you know? we were still seeing the same things that we're still complaining about same things that we were when we were saying bill clinton was first black president. you know people are realizing all right it is time to shut up to put up or shut up. and i think especially black americans are going look we deserve better. maybe not all black americans are ready to turn to the republican party now. but i do believe a great majority of us are ready to turn away from the democrats because their communities are not getting what we need and i do believe that there's a new generation of black activist who are going hey we might not be conservatives but -- we're not idiots and we can see that you're

but that means that england's lucy bronze and keira walsh who have just moved to barcelona, of coursef europe after winning the euro, they will come up against georgia stanway of bayern munich. if you want more it is on the bbc sports website. on to the premier league we have a bottom of the table clash tonight between leicester city and nottingham forest which means pressure on both the teams and both managers, leicester havejust pressure on both the teams and both managers, leicester have just one point so far, they prop up the table, second from bottom nottingham forest have four points ahead of this match. it’s forest have four points ahead of this match-— forest have four points ahead of this match. �* , ., ., ., ., , this match. it's a great game for us to look forward _ this match. it's a great game for us to look forward to. _ this match. it's a great game for us to look forward to. we _ this match. it's a great game for us to look forward to. we owe - this match. it's a great game for us to look forward to. we owe the - to look forward to. we owe the supporters on this one, i

my name is keira, i am a first year at the college. a lot of americans see the supreme court as a beacon of the idea that there can be justice without the idea of politicization. the last couple of years, there has been a political asian of the process of -- politicalization of the process. my question is, within your 30 years of service, have you noticed changes in the personal dynamics of the supreme court and how justice is usually respect each other while they are not necessarily in front of the american people? >> there are three parts to your question. the last part i would say, not too much. personally -- people get on. they get on. i liked it when sandra o'connor was there, i liked it when david souter was there. they meshed. everybody got on with everybody, i remember one day i was at lunch. we had lunch together usually. we had just disagreed about cases in the conference. i said, it is amazing, we are here having a agreeable conversation. we get on perfectly well. just a half hour ago, we were down in that room, he says, i k

might be rocking the ukrainians but ukrainians are winning on the ground, especially in the south in keira'sin that? >> there are two offenses going on and one is in the east heading all the way from khaki eve down to the donbas region and the other one you mentioned, kherson and the focus is the city itself. what the ukrainians have done is cut off access to the city by dropping the bridges and damaging them. and forcing the russians to be at siege. in other words been cut off from supplies. ukrainians don't want to go into the city to write building by building a block by block because they know that his casualty producing. they would squeeze the russians and force withdrawal. that is likely what will happen. we will see that unfold over the next few weeks. spoon one they say russia is beginning to evacuate the khersn residence. some against their will and that is another tactic to take a lot of ukrainian hostages and send them back to russia, especially the kids. >> yeah, i mean it is a horrific thing that they have done here with epic displacement to include thousands of children appear

takes bravery and strength are h meant to get up and go to work everyday and bring money home to keira's wife, take care of his children, take them to church on the weekend and take care of his family. that'snc bravery. we have now so much of cowardice going on that's the opposite people are explaining it away. >> you also talk about feminizing men, masculine shin of men. making men forget about what the rules are. and that is important. >> it is. like you are a strong father. man had her seat on the end of his car and had b a shot of the corn is better but. >> yes or true. >> noticed about the poor nobody. ask me that men had a gun in his gloved department. >> yes, these were men who understood. nobody bothered them they understood they were men like that. now they want to feminize men and make them believe there is no definition to it anymore but whatever you want to call it that is what it is for you and i grew up there's a definition to it. >> and you and i grew up andnd somebody said we need to take paternity leave we would laugh but. >> know i've got to work i got to take care of m

lucy bronze and keira walsh who have just moved to borsellino, the champions of europe have that winning. indian fast bowler, just the boomerang has been ruled out of the men's t20 world cup at the back stress fracture. it's considered one of the best bowlers in the world so this is a huge blow for india. they are seen as one of the favourites for the tournament which begins later this month. olly foster will be here with a round up on sports day at 6.30. but that is all from me, goodbye for now. the chancellor is going to scrap the top tax benefit. one poll gave labour a 33% lead at one stage last week. what do you think of a u—turn in terms of how the voters perceive a u—turn? did they think it is good because the government is listening? or do they think it is a government who doesn't know what it is doing? that afternoon. the first thing to say is we shouldn't underestimate what a difficult position the chancellor was in today and over the past few days. 80% of the country think the economy is in a bad state and six in ten think that the chancellor has made it worse. this was a diffi

lucy bronze and keira walsh of england, who havejust moved lucy bronze and keira walsh of england, whoo a winner of the european championships. championship side middlesbrough have sacked chris wilder after less than a year in the role. boro have won only two of their 11 championship matches this season and sit third from bottom after saturday's 1—0 defeat at coventry. and england's t20 cricket players will shortly be on their way to australia for a final three—match series before the world cup. yesterday they clinched a 4—3 series win in pakistan. dawid malan led the way with an unbeaten half century as they posted an impressive 209—3 from their 20 overs thanks to some huge hitting. pakistan never got close, chris woakes taking three wickets including the key one of babar azam as england won by 67 runs. that's all the sport for now. thank you and we will speak to you again later. back to our top story this hour. the chancellor announced his u—turn this morning by saying, "we get it and we have listened." so what have they been listening to? 0ur correspondent duncan kennedy has been ta

by order of the london publishing house, the blond ancient writer is voiced by the british actress keira. ukrainians collect donations for a nuclear bomb on social networks, and on the air of local tv channels they argue. can ukraine make a so-called dirty bomb and they immediately assure to create such a charge, kiev has everything and even more. i know for sure that we have projects of the same dnipro center. now we can see that we must create a weapon for defense that will inflict a powerful blow on any aggressor. we must clearly understand that ukraine's ability to work on nuclear weapons. according to the russian ministry of defense, ukraine is already using it for the reaction with a radioactive filling and now they can arrange a provocation at any time about this. the defense ministry arranges telephone carousels and calls foreign ministers with stories about a dirty nuclear bomb. everyone understands well who is the source of all the dirty things, that one can imagine a lot, but there are facts zelensky himself, at the winter security conference in munich, threatened to reconside

but five minutes into injury time, joy for wales, heartbreak for scotland as keira bevan kicked thisened? we lost a life in this situation years ago. we risk our lives, especially in conditions like this. we want to race. but this is unacceptable." reacting to that... a statement has been released by the sport's governing body the fia on the recovery vehicle that was on track. as conditions were deteriorating, the red flag was shown before car 10 passed the location of the incident where it had been damaged the previous lap. " the race is now back under way. gasly has been summoned to the stewards for speeding under red flag conditions. max verstappen looking to win the drivers title. there was a first away win for gloucester since january, they beat rivals bath in rugby union's premiership. the west country derby was a tense affair. with matias alemanno scoring two tries in the 21—17 win, as bath suffered a fifth straight defeat. sale went top with victory over champions leicester in the other fixture. cardiff were winners at scarlets in a welsh derby in the united rugby championshi

keira bevan landed an early for wales. then they respect they deserve _ shown then they respect they deserve. we have good players, we have looked at their players and we have looked at their players and we have treated them like we did in samoa — have treated them like we did in samoa. we have done our due diligence — samoa. we have done our due diligence with them, and hopefully you will_ diligence with them, and hopefully you will see the best of us this weekend _ it's the mexican grand prix this weekend, ferrari's charles leclerc was unhurt after a crash in friday practice. leclerc lost control and spun backwards into the barrier, bringing his session to an end and causing a red flag for barrier repairs. his team—mate carlos sainz topped the first session, while mercedes' george russell was quickest in the second. red bull have been fined over £6 million and given a restriction on testing which potentially limits their performance next season. it's after formula one's governing body the fia said they broke the sport's