england spinnerjack leach is out of the second test against india after suffering a knee injury while in discomfort for most of england's remarkable victory in the first test, where he played a restricted role, and finally gave in to the inevitable after sitting out wednesday's training session with bruising and swelling on his left knee. he could be replaced by the uncapped shoaib bashir. england are one up in the five test series but will expect the hosts to respond in vizag on friday. we stick to what we do. we are not too worried about what they are doing. i'm sure they've got good players coming in, so that won't change anything for us. we're just trying to read the same conditions and see what happens from there. two years ago faye rogers she was told that she had no future in swimming. the student suffered a life—changing injury but went on to win a maiden world title last year and she's now a gold medal contenderfor the the paralympics in paris. it's a remarkable turnaround for rogers, who wants to make an impact at the first world series event of the year in aberdeen. she's b

leach will fly home and england have no plans to call up a replacement with the third test starting inst here, super bowl lviii. on sunday night the kansas city chiefs face the san francisco 49ers and for the first time it's taking place under the lights of las vegas. a lot of eyes will be on the two quarterbacks, patrick mahomes and brock purdy. the two—time super bowl champion peyton manning says he's been impressed with both. they are both great stories, right? they both have earned the right to be here. patrick, this is getting to be kind of old hat for him. i think he books a reservation for the super bowl every year for his family. and brock has had an incredible year, he has done a greatjob, doing what kyle shanahan has asked him to do and playing great quarterback, especially down the stretch in the play—offs. that's why it's going to be two good teams in the super bowl. all the build—up to the super bowl on the bbc sport website. and that's all the sport for now. king charles has thanked everyone who has sent him messages of support after his cancer diagnosis, saying the kind

melanie leach| to the property side. melanie leach from the _ to the property side.our federation. thank you, sir keir, for your speech — federation. thank you, sir keir, for your speech for _ federation. thank you, sir keir, for your speech for today _ federation. thank you, sir keir, for your speech for today for _ federation. thank you, sir keir, for your speech for today for the - your speech for today for the clarity of the business partnership plan and, of course, from the property sector for the focus on building. property is a sector that directly contributes over £137 billion each year to the economy but beyond that, we underpin all economic activity from the critical infrastructure of our logistics and warehousing to homes and offices of all shapes and forms to business premises that support life sciences and other fast—growing sectors to retail, hospitality and leisure and we think and invest for the long term. we have touched an industrial strategy already but my question is turned down might ask whether you can say anything more about your own understand

staying with cricket, bad news for england — spinnerjack leach has been ruled out of the remainder ofhilst fielding in england's first test victory in hyderabad, and then missed the subsequent defeat in visa ka patnam. leach will fly home and england have no plans to call up a replacement with the third test starting in rajkot on thursday. we ve been building up to this match for weeks now, but it's finally here. super bowl 58 kicks off later, where the kansas city chiefs will be hoping to win a fourth title. it's their fourth final in the last five years. but the san francisco 49ers are having a great run this season. so are we in for a tight game? nesta mcgregor is in las vegas for us. lovely to see you. let's get straight to the action itself, how do you see it going? the good thing about being on the ground is that we can get the opinions of those who know the game far better than i do and bypass my own opinion. we have been here for one week and spoken to past and current nfl players. i can count on one hand the amount of them that have said the 49ers are going to win. simply put

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staying with cricket, bad news for england, spinnerjack leach has been ruled out of the remainder ofelding in england's first test victory in hyderabad, and then missed the subsequent defeat in visa ka patnam. leach will fly home and england have no plans to call up a replacement with the third test starting in rajkot on thursday. france's ugo humbert delighted his home crowd to win the province open in marseille. he'd never beaten grigor dimitrov before but eased passed the second seed 6—4, 6—3 for his fourth career title. the win will lift him up to 18th in the world rankings. 2022 wimbledon champion elena rybakina picked up her second victory of the season, easing past daria kasatkina in straight sets in the final of the abu dhabi 0pen. one of the biggest events in the sporting calendar is nearly upon us. tonight the kansas city chiefs face the san francisco 49ers in super bowl 58. it's taking place under the lights of las vegas for the first time. here's outr correspondent nesta mcgregor. las vegas— known for putting on a show. las vegas- known for putting on a show. ~ . ., ., .,

second match against india, an incredible rise for the 20—year—old who comes in to replace a jack leaches and first came to the attention of captain ben stokes on social media when bowling for summerset, stokes says he fully backs bashir in looking forward to him putting on a show as england look to go 2—0 up in the five—match series. very modern way of national teams, international teams, choosing cricketers. england have a vast department of talent spotting, they even have little cameras on the umpires jackets in first—class tickets so they can see what everyone is doing around the country. it's not always possible to get your scout out to see every ball of every game, but you can find different ways of collecting the information, this different still with the stokes, he might not be aware of bashir at all if that didn't go out on twitter. but he alerted mccullum of his potential, he was in the lions programme, eitherside of christmas and a find himselves making his test debut. the mind facing a bashir in that social media video was sir alastair cook, the former england captain, he wa

they'll hope for onjack leach, too. but i want to just quickly ask you about india, stefan. bumrah absolutely stand out performances from them. no. virat kohli, of course, for personal reasons, missing those first two test matches. any word on what's likely to happen for the remainder of the series in terms of kohli? and where do you think india's head is at at the moment? well, firstly on kohli, the india coach, rahul dravid was asked about kohli's potential availability for the rest of the series and he batted it away straightaway. he said, "look, that is a question for the selectors. there will be a squad announced in the next couple of days. we will see then". it's been very quiet on virat kohli since he announced that he was withdrawing from the first two test matches. but it's jasprit bumrah who has been the difference between the two sides in reverse swings the ball. he moves it around at high pace. england's biggest point of thought over the next ten days before they get to rajkot will be how they can play jasprit bumrah, because at the moment he looks the most likel

against india in visakapatnam it's an incredible rise for the 20 —year—old who comes in to replace jack leachjust six first class matches and first came to the attention of captain ben stokes on social media when bowling for somerset. stokes says he fully backs bashir, and is looking forward to him putting on a show, as england look to go 2 0 up in the five match series: is a very modern enough international teams choosing cricketers. england have have a vast department of talent spotting they even have little cameras on the impact as jackets and first class cricket so they can see what everyone is doing it's not always possible to get your scouts out to see every ball of every game. but england find different ways of collecting the information. now, this is different still with stokes. he might not have been aware but share at all, but he saw something he alerted to but share�*s potential. he was in the lions programme either side of christmas, and now he finds himself making his test debut. well the man facing bashir in that social video, was none other than sir alastair cook, the former en

jack leach is still suffering with the knee problem that ruled him out of the second test.d england have no plans to call up a replacement. the third test starts on thursday with the series level at one all and three games to play. nowjapan�*s ruka hirano has won the world cup snowboard half pipe title for the second year in a row. a second place finish at the season finale in calgary was enough for the overall prize. australia's valentino giselle won the event his first world cup victory and he did it on his second run. he was the only one to earn more than 90 points from thejudges, and he celebrated on the podium by drinking from his boot. well, it was a double forjapan. as teenager mizuki ohno also clinched the women's overall title after her third straight world cup win. we're staying with snow sports because there have been protests on the streets of milan where the 2026 winter olympics will be held. around 150 people gathered in the pouring rain outside the construction site for the olympic village in northern italy to protest against rising construction costs and env

he will though get his chance tomorrow, with jack leach injured.k wood. well, the man facing bashir in that video was none other than former england captain and leading run scorer alastair cook, who was playing for essex against somerset. he's been speaking to the bbc�*s test match special team and cook believes, like former england spinner graeme swann, bashir�*s main asset is the ability to turn the ball. i think he has got the main attribute he spins the ball very hard, which i think graham swann was a big advocate of. it is early on in your career if you can spin the ball, the control and the discipline learning how to you can teach all that but actually the ability to spin the ball as well. he is tall, so he has some very natural attributes which will help. what i was impressed with when i faced him was impressed with when i faced him was he didn't bowl that many bad balls. cardiff full—back cameron winnett will make his wales debut in their six nations opener against scotland on saturday. but centre george north misses out through injury. nor

these chemicals can leach into local water supplies and noxious fumes inhaled when any unwanted e—wastenya only recycles 1% of its e—waste, this is far from but while kenya only recycles 1% of its e—waste, this is farfrom being just a kenyan or an african problem. for example, north america only recycles about 15% of its e—waste. while the informal and partial recycling of electronic waste has been the status quo in kenya for decades, one organisation is hoping to change that. some of the waste from landfills, like the one we saw earlier, ends up in e—waste centres such as this one. i am here to find out what the process is when the waste gets here. well, i'm here to find out what the process is when the waste gets here. the waste electrical and electronics equipment centre collects and recycles a variety of e—waste, ranging from computers and phones to solar panels and refrigerators. at its nairobi headquarters, these are then channelled to the relevant workshop. in one, technicians test and refurbish laptops and tablets so they can be used again. and any device or appliance deemed bey

these chemicals can leach into local water supplies and noxious fumes inhaled when any unwanted e—waste of its e—waste, this is farfrom being just a kenyan or an african problem. for example, north america only recycles about 15% of its e—waste. while the informal and partial recycling of electronic waste has been the status quo in kenya for decades, one organisation is hoping to change that. so some of the waste from landfills like the one in dandora ends up in e—waste centres such as this one. well, i'm here to find out what the process is when the waste gets here. the waste electrical and electronics equipment centre collects and recycles a variety of e—waste, ranging from computers and phones to solar panels and refrigerators. at its nairobi headquarters, these are then channelled to the relevant workshop. in one, technicians test and refurbish laptops and tablets so they can be used again.

well, it’s true, it’s true, in the east of cuba it’s even hotter than govan, so len leach was given a well in the farmyard where rebels once hid weapons. here it is, the same well where the rebels hid their weapons and on the side of which brezhnev’s conversation with fidal castro took place. then brezhnev answered fidel, answering fidel’s questions, leonid ilyich shares his memories of the terrible years of the great patriotic war, of the battles for novorossiysk, for the liberation of the soviet lands from the fascist invaders, about the great victory of the soviet people. this was a conversation between people who have experienced and felt a lot, who know what war is, and we, like brizhdev. let's return to havana, to the lenin school. two football fields and two baseball fields. the olympic swimming pool is simply a city of the future. city of the future. something, for example, a swimming pool, is now, unfortunately, only on the model, but something remains. for example , brezhnev presented this school named after lenin with a portrait of lenin and animatedly showed how the arrows

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we should also be clear of a wiki, leach published over $700000.00 files on russia itself. when in deer, what 2 weeks ago and the from the one of the arguments we hear about why join us on should be targeted from those who believe he showed his eye. he somehow put people at risk, but what we've seen in more than 10 years now is a complete failure by the us government to present any evidence of any concrete harm cause anybody at chelsea mannings trial at ford meeting, which i attended was a charge was made that lives were put at risk in that trial. uh, the prostitute had to admit that that was not true. the russian states never as i've started as i'm sort of the most sense community best most i'll send, send up the same assistance. probably disappearing must be the one else calls question about this, even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin mission, the state on the russians cruising and split the ortiz vote net keeping our video agency roughly all the band on youtube, the fitness center for what question did you say? even twist, which is the just enough t

and well, everyone else was really soon off to jackson's mother. leach island spent the 34 days in immigration detention. she'd had trouble explaining why she was entering the country illegally. am with whom i can do for you know, another thing i want to. so he find me a quarter. i don't, i don't. yeah. all right. as we ask, if you found the experience frightening kimball, you're in like the gym and then the 22, the diesel sent me will beautiful. should have gone to that initial him and your name, the just, i don't know the, it's the 4th of july. and the ones are joining in the festivities to mark the occasion jackson's come dressed in some special clothes. the bill told the lady model, i do want to go this scroll, so they'll get either home address is a big go to be. uh huh. and do you mean that you're tying up in time that you you will never to avoid? so it won't live. i just thought you put those on the jacks and still can't quite believe they've made it here to a country that seems so unreachable. not too long ago. you know, what i'm seeing is a one page that shows you home is also adaptin

approximately how many people were there at the leach plant? well, about 2,500. what was the most difficult moment for you personally there? when there are wounded servicemen, and there is nothing to help them, when you have the enemy in front of your nose, and there is nothing to hit him, these are such moments, with whom you had time to talk there on ilyich, with the brigade commander and the colonel, because in the crimea, each other is enough we know well, and even after the exit. well, after the annexation of crimea with colonel yaroshenko, well, and with all his comrades there, most of the brigade is like my students of my battalion , chiefs of services, deputies there and everything else, of course i was glad to see everyone, they were glad to see him, he lifted the mood there at least a little somehow, well, as he could, what words did you say to them when you left , that it will be good not to forget? who are they and where are they from, and if a battle is to be fought, then it must be fought in a way that is not the way they were taught to hide themsel

into rafa has come from the eu foreign policy joseph saying that an israeli offensive on rafa would leach an unspeakable humanitarian catastrophe and grave tensions with eu development ministers are in meeting in brussels and we'll also be discussing the future of anrua funding with the agency's commissioner general. have a listen and we'll be right back. well, many people say that even the president of the us said yesterday that the operations are no longer proportional, that they are excessive, that the toll of people being killed is unbearable. i think there is sentence. and more and more comes from many people around the world, even the us who is the strongest supporter of israel, considered by the president biden himself, that this action is disproportionated, that the tole of people being killed, civilians being killed is embedable, and governing israel not to continue this way, but my question is, apart from words, what else do you think it has to be done? you believe that the tool of death is too high, do you have any possibility to make it lower? we have to continue puting presss

and well, everyone else was really soon off to jackson's mother. leach island spent the 34 days in the recreation, detention she'd had trouble explaining why she was entering the country illegally. am with whom i can do for you know, another day of what. so do you find me a quarter? i don't, i don't. you won't find me as we ask if you found the experience of pricing, timble unity minus the g and then an inventory due to the diesel sent me will beautiful, should have gone to that initial hit, your name, the just under law. it's the 4th of july and the ones are joining in the festivities to mark the occasion jackson's come dressed in some special clothes. the bill told the lady model, i do want to go this scroll your home address is a big go to be. uh huh. and do you mean that you're tying up in time that you, you will never to avoid? so it won't live. i just, i you put those on the jacks and still can't quite believe they've made it here to a country that seems so unreachable. not too long. ago, you know, for sure what i'm seeing is your one piece i show you home is also adapting to lif

these chemicals can leach into local water supplies and noxious fumes inhaled when any unwanted e—wastewhile kenya only recycles 1% of its e—waste, this is farfrom being just a kenyan or an african problem. for example, north america only recycles about 15% of its e—waste. while the informal and partial recycling of electronic waste has been the status quo in kenya for decades, one organisation is hoping to change that. so some of the waste from landfills like the one in dandora ends up in e—waste centres such as this one. well, i'm here to find out what the process is when the waste gets here. the waste electrical and electronics equipment centre collects and recycles a variety of e—waste, ranging from computers and phones to solar panels and refrigerators. at its nairobi headquarters, these are then channelled to the relevant workshop. in one, technicians test and refurbish laptops and tablets so they can be used again. and any device or appliance deemed beyond repair is sent to the dismantling room to be stripped for usable parts. and in another room, hundreds of batteries are upcycl

it'll be a problem even yours after they're gone, broke 6 substances leach into the ground. i'm almost completely destroyed, but there is a group of women in the southern individual summit logo. we're not just cleaning off these dump yards, but also reclaiming the land, anton, and get to into something beautiful. until a few years ago, this was just about who wasteland. now it's a beautiful garden. we are in a residential area impede, i'm either on the eastern edge of gwen but dude in southern india. the garden was created by 30 moving, moving, come on. she moved to the area so that her daughter is good study here. to find the balance of the money and i got in these places exactly opposite to my house. it was just used as a dump yard just uh, when i asked people about it. and they said it had been like this for 36 or 37 years ago because they even found it quite scary to walk the boss this blog to a lot of the good by him. i don't want you to call the thing that i'm, i don't want us on. the one who most inspired hood address the problem was her mental c r. so i mean not to t

for possibly a cease fire but yet every time he's come and he's left it seems like the... israelism leached a new dimension, a whole new myriad of war crimes against the palestinians, so it begs the the question, what's going on, is this political theater by washington or is there genuine concern there and push for a real sease fire? yeah, well um, the thing is blincan has said or repeated most of the time that is or he was only um focusing on releasing the hostages, as he called them, this is his main concern, he doesn't give a dam about the 6000 palestinian political prisoners that are under the captive of the israeli authorities, occupation authorities, and he doesn't mention the 700 prisoners who were arrested after october 7, so... most of the time he focuses on one thing and one thing only, um, if they are that concerned about the human casualties, the palestinian lives that has been taken all through this period, 27, over 27,000 martters and more than 68 thousand injured and displaced in. there is 1 million.7 people who were displaced from north, middle and hanunis area, while rafah

, do you remember that this is the mala zemlya bridgehead, in the capture of which colonel leonida leachzhniv took part, yes he then the cult was held on it, and the book was small and the countryman was studied by the pioneers, well , it was probably a comrade in arms of comrade brezhnev, this is zarkunikov, and that is why this ship was named in his honor, well, the ship was actually already, as they say, launched after his death leonid erich on may 10, 1989, well , but in any case, in any case... this is again from the same legend that crimea is a glorious, glorious land of russian glory, and as a result of a rapid the offensive of the allies, because the allies, i mean the germans, when they were advancing, all the russian communists they quickly fled to the same novorossian, they were evacuated as best they could, they were thrown into the willing eyes of all its red army soldiers, kazhulon, what do you have there in the catacombs, what a bk, so shoot yourself to the last one. the appearance of this small land and the destruction of the remnants of the defenders of soviet crimea, yo

churbanov, the husband of galina leonidovna brezhneva and the son-in-law of general secretary leonid leachally, yes, it was exactly a bribe, because he received a gift, no matter what size, as far as i know, now, let’s say, employees receive all gifts, which cost more than 300 rubles, they must there to hand them over to some kind of storage facility, because it is considered indecent to take some kind of gift that costs more than 300, then... there were no such norms in the soviet union, but there were other norms, absolutely amazing, i remember my business trip was very long, about a month and a half, in my opinion, i went to central asia, to uzbekistan, where i worked then -