helen mackey, bbc look north, leeds.mer first lady of the united states, barbara bush, has been held in houston, texas. fourformer presidents were among the mourners but president trump stayed away with the first lady attending. barbara bush died at the age of 92 on tuesday. her sonjeb bush spoke a little earlier. the last time my mom went into the hospital, i think dad got sick on purpose so that he could be with her. that's my theory at least, because literally a day later, he showed up with an illness. he came into her room when she was sleeping and held her hand. his hair was standing straight up, he had on a mask to improve his breathing, he was wearing a hospital gown. in other words, he looked like hell. mom opened her eyes and said, my god, george, you are devastatingly handsome! laughter. every nurse, doctor, staffer had to run to the hallway, because they all started crying. i hope you can see why we think our mom and our dad are teachers and models for our entire family and fpr many others. the queen has been

the boy was taken to leeds general infirmary, but later died.but are appealing for anyone who was in the pool at the time to contact them. the consumer group which has warned that reforms to the pension system — introduced two years ago , have failed to address a gender gap. it says women receive state pensions which are 28 pounds a week less than men's on average — partly because they have patchy national insurance records after caring for children and the elderly. here's our personal finance correspondent simon gompertz. nearly 13 million pensioners, but they're not all the same. on average, women get less than men out of the state pension. until recently, there were two different bits. the basic pension, how much get of that, depends on how many years you've been working and paying national insurance. and the state second pension, linked to how much you earned. what which has found is that men receive £154 per week on average while the typical women's pension is £126, hence the gap of £28, the result of patchy national insurance records and l

helen mackey, bbc look north, leeds.ster of wales, carwynjones, has announced he's to stand down in the autumn. two weeks after the suspected chemical attack in syria, international experts are carrying out an inspection in the town of douma. north korea's announcement that it's ended its testing of nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles has received a largely positive response around the world. sport now. let's get a full roundup from the bbc sport centre. hello, ben. for the hello, ben. forthe 20th hello, ben. for the 20th time, manchester united will play in the fa cup final. this was the last help of securing silverware this season. united beat tottenham hotspur 2—1. 0ur correspondent was there. david, jose mourinho has this canny knack of getting his teams into major finals? he does indeed. he won the roper league and the league cup with manchester united last season, and he is now into the fa cup final, if manchester united when it, it will equal arsenal's record. there is a red arch over wembley tonight. another f

our correspondent philip norton is in leeds.ny families incident happened at 9:30am this incident happened at around 9:30am at the swimming pool at this leisure complex where the young boy was swimming with his family. we understand he was discovered unconscious by a member of staff who rescued him from the pool and immediately began giving him cpr while emergency services were called. he was taken to hospital accompanied by his mother but sadly, despite the work of doctors and paramedics, they were unable to save his life. west yorkshire police are treating this as a tragic accident but want anybody in the pool at the time to contact them. the leisure complex has been closed for the remainder of the day. david lloyd clu bs remainder of the day. david lloyd clubs has issued a statement saying, "all of our team are deeply shocked and saddened. our thoughts are very much with the boys's family at this very sad time." thank you. in syria, a team of international experts has visited the site of an alleged chemical weapons attack two

this issue isn't unique to leeds, or indeed, to prefab houses.pulled down all over the country. now, the twentieth century society has weighed in, saying these houses in leeds are among best examples left of this type of prefab home and should be kept. we went to talk to some of the residents. people that rent houses are sometimes looked at as second—class citizens. they're very expensive to keep warm. the idea that people want to tear these houses down makes me really depressed and upset. i assumed that i'd be here for the rest of my life. these houses were built just after the war. they were put up quite quickly. these houses were built just after the war. they were put up quite quickly. the design of them, they are called airey houses because they were designed by edwin airey. he actually was from leeds. these are uprights, concrete uprights. there's about four inches, four by six. they go all the way up to the roof. these tiles are dropped on and they've got two hooks, they hooked over one another all the way across. well we found out about t

a three—year—old boy has drowned in a swimming pool at a sports centre in leeds.cert has been held in the queen's honour at the royal albert hall tonight to mark the monarch's 92nd birthday. and manchester united are through to the fa cup final, after beating tottenham 2—1 wembley. good evening and welcome to bbc news. global powers have broadly welcomed north korea's announcement, that it will halt its nuclear and missile tests. the country's leader kim jong—un made the statement ahead of historic summits, due to take place next week and in the coming months, with south korea and the united states. president trump's hailed the news as "big progress". there's been caution too, as there's as yet no indication that north korea will agree to get rid of its existing nuclear weapons, as our correspondent laura bicker reports. north korea's favourite news anchor is back. usually the famous ri chun—hee would be announcing the state's latest missile test. but today was different. kim jong—un has declared there will be no more nuclear or ballistic missile tests. he's also

the boy was taken to leeds general infirmary, but later died.ne who was in the pool at the time to contact them. the indian government has approved the introduction of the death penalty for child rapists. protests have been held across the country, following a series of high profile cases of child rape — some involving members from one of india's largest political parties, the bjp. the executive order was cleared at a special cabinet meeting chaired by the prime minister, narendra modi. police are continuing to hold a man in connection with the burglary in south east london — during which an intruder was fatally stabbed. billyjeeves, who's 28, was detained in kent yesterday. he's being questioned about the raid at the home of 78—year—old richard osborn—brooks in hither green on april the 11th — when burglar henry vincent was stabbed and later died from his wounds. tributes have been paid to one of the world's biggest electronic dance music stars — swedish dj avicii — who's died in oman at the age of 28. he was best known for his million selling

the boy was taken to leeds general infirmary, but later died.dent, but are appealing for anyone who was in the pool at the time to contact them. let's return to our main story this afternoon. north korea's leader says he is suspending nuclear missile tests, and shutting down a key test site. kim jong—un made the announcement ahead of a summit due to take place over the coming months with the united states and south korea. the un secretary general, antonio gutteres, said it's possible that north korea could one day be fully de—nuclearised. i think there is hope, i believe that if things go well, and i think they will go well, they will prove that the security council can be effective when it is united. the problem is that in many aspects, namely syria, we have not been able to have a united security council. when it is united and adopt imported measures, they can effect change. today i believe that the park is open for the peaceful nuclear rise —— new nuclear rise asian of the korean peninsular. diplomacy is the path to peace, not war. earlier, i

leeds. you know, it's cosmopolitan. the gay scene in leeds, so you'd expect... happening.lace? about ten o'clock. yeah, there was no queue outside or anything like that. shocking policy to have. it discriminates against so many people. the manager of the bar, paul lane, he says... and this is what he says. resolve the issue. diversity policy. social factor. by an external supplier. team. how do you react to that? it. the door staff do that for you. entirely onto them. well, the next day. people basically having the same sort of experience as us. derogatory name by the door staff, from that review on trip advisor. isn't acceptable really. jake, will you meet the managing director? what they have to say. what else do you want from the managing director? made to feel victimised on the street by the door staff. street by the door staff. patrick hannon and jake archer. reaches the high court today. it's after the bbc reported a police raid on his home in 2014. we'll look at what the potential outcomes of the case could mean. lots of your reaction coming in already. think mark z

and in the championship club, leeds united announcing to controversial friendly‘s next month, playingm and also the national league all—stars, controversial look at the un hasa all—stars, controversial look at the un has a gives of ethnic cleansing with hundreds and thousands of rohingya muslims having fled the country to bangladesh. the foreign 0ffice country to bangladesh. the foreign office has advised against travel to some parts of the country but the match is scheduled to be played on may the 9th and 11th are outside those areas, leeds say they are avoiding there is a conflict would told defence to wait for further advised me for arranging travel. —— had told defence the way. frank irby has won the woman the football is football you love the war to war. since court 20 goals this link for chelsea. they reached the final of the fa cup and the champions league semifinal. kirby started for england as he reaches in the finals of euro 2017. -- as he reaches in the finals of euro 2017. —— as they reached the finals. 0ur sound festival and i lives are chaotic finish of the championjase,

our correspondent phillip norton is in leeds.pool here at the david lloyd leisure complex, where the child was swimming with his family. what we understand is that a member of staff discovered the three—year—old boy unconscious and immediately rescued him from the water, and began giving cpr while the emergency services were called. we understand that the boy was taken to hospital in an ambulance, accompanied by his mother but despite the work of doctors and paramedics, they were unable to save his life. west yorkshire police have described this as a tragic accident, but say they want anyone who was in the pool at the time to get in touch. they have issued a statement and said. with the boy‘s family at this extremely difficult time. they say while there is nothing to suggest the death was suspicious, we do have a duty to investigate the circumstances of what has happened. they say we understand there are a number —— were a number of people in the pool at the time he had left before the police arrived, and we ask them to come forw

leeds were leading by ten points with four minutes remaining but a late try and this kick secured theoseph victory for hull. bath centre jonathan joseph is set victory for hull. bath centre jonathanjoseph is set to miss the summer tour with england. he was injured in the game with saracens last weekend. england will play the springboks in three test matches in june. the london marathon takes place this sunday and it could be one of the warmest on record. around 40,000 people of all ages and abilities will be on the start line. the oldest, at 87, will be john starbrook. emma jones has been to meet him. half marathon, 2:15. a mass of medals and great memories of the runs that john starbrook has done so far. i had two left shoes, so i had to cut a hole in the one on my right foot so that my toes could get through, had to do that again. he was 53 when he ran his first london marathon. this sunday, at the age of 87, he will take part for the 33rd time. it might have been more but for illnesses and a few unfortunate injuries. 0n the saturday, i took my alsatians out, and they decided to tri

aston villa gave their hopes of automatic promotion a boost with a hardfought1—0 win over leeds unitedship this evening. the only goal came before the half—hour, with louis cronen heading it in from a fine jack really should cross. ——jack grealish. a tough ten days for pep guardiola. two losses to liverpool saw city knocked out of the champions league on either side of the derby defeat to manchester united, which delayed their premier league title celebrations. pep guardiola will be keen to take all three points in a difficult match against spurs tomorrow night, and he is fully backing his players. they know that i am there. i will support them until the end, until the last moment. because we know it is not over and anything can happen. it is impossible, you know, they have lost and we can win again. the situation is the same. so we lost, 0k, part of the game. in super league, a dramatic night at headingley as wigan warriors beat the leeds rhinos, the defending champions, for the first time there in six years. the home side lead the contest 8—0 until the last ten minutes when the visit

a three—year—old boy has drowned in a swimming pool at a leisure centre in leeds. here i am here at the albert hall where a concert for the queen's birthday is about to get under way. there'll be music from across the decades and the commonwealth. and prince harry be giving a speech. and manchester united lead tottenham 2—1 in their fa cup semifinal at wembley with just a few minutes remaining. good evening and welcome to bbc news. our top story this evening, the welsh first minister carwyn jones has announced he's standing down in the autumn. he told delegates at the welsh labour party conference in llandudno that his departure would give his family, his party and the country a "fresh start". mrjones said the last few months had been difficult after his colleague, carl sargeant, was found dead four days after he had sacked him. this report from our political correspondent arwyn jones. i don't think anyone can know with these last few months have been like. that is a thatis that is apart from lisa in the kids. they have carried me through the darkest of times. it i

a three—year—old boy has drowned in a swimming pool at a leisure centre in leeds.a royal gun salute in londons hyde park, one of many taking place to mark the queen's 92nd birthday. now on bbc news, the travel show. on this week's show: i'm all at sea on board the world's biggest cruise ship, meeting a man who has to feed up to 9,000 people every night. no pressure? absolutely not, no. no pressure at all. and i find out why it it pays to be cool and collected up on the bridge. first, we try and keep it as calm as possible, and not so exciting. simon is here with advice on the best way to backpack through south america. horn blows ..and, we take a trip back in time aboard china's last surviving steam train. we start this week at sea, where holidays afloat are enjoying a boom right now, thanks in part to a fleet of megaships that has been built and designed specifically to attract a new generation of younger and fun—loving cruisers. behind me is the biggest of them all, the symphony of the seas. she makes her maiden voyage this month, and i am going tojump aboard for

russians ties with britain joining me now is alastair hay professor of environmental toxicology at leeds university in england for fessor hey we appreciate you taking the time to talk with us tonight a month ago sergey and yulia screwball were slumped over a bench in solsbury today they are said to be recovering quickly is that plausible is that a plausible recovery from a aid nobody choke poisoning. well i don't know good evening to come face to be with you i don't know specifically about recovering from another choke agent because we know very little about these and is there any been one other case reported that some years ago what we do know is that people have recovered from poisonings which are the nose agent where they've been exposed to many times a lethal dose. and they have recovered often medical treatment in some instances very prompt medical treatment and some have made a. complete recovery i mean this is is surprising to us because i think all of us in the newsroom solved the interview with the russian scientists to now lives in the united states who says that he is the scie

very much for that that was alastair hay professor of environmental toxicology at the university of leeds. now let's take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world today a woman who shot and injured three people at the you tube headquarters in northern california before fatally shooting herself a suspect allegedly had a website that railed against you tube for censoring her videos and cutting her earrings cutting her earnings on the platform police officials say they are still investigating a motive. a dutch lawyer with russian times has become the first to be sentenced in the u.s. special council's russia probe will fund its fun has was handed a thirty day trial jail term and ordered to pay a twenty thousand dollars fine if he admitted he lied to robert melissa investigators about his contacts with an official in donald trump's campaign. and thousands of people have gathered in rio de janeiro and other cities in brazil to call for former leader luisa not to live his silver to be put behind bars so it is facing a twelve year prison sentence for alleged corruption the

a three—year—old boy has drowned in a swimming pool at a leisure centre in leeds.salute in londons hyde park — one of many taking place to mark the queen's 92nd birthday. time to cross to the bbc sport centre now for sportsday. hello there, i'm 0llie foster, this is our headlines for this evening. it's all square in the first of the fa cup semi finals thanks to alexis sanchez. from manchester united against spurs coming up. celtic still heading for the scottish premiership title. just not today. after they managed to lose. scarlets fell well short in the european champions cup semi final and thrashed by leinster. and also coming ofany thrashed by leinster. and also coming of any programme. contact east great britain in their fed cup tie against japan. it east great britain in their fed cup tie againstjapan. it stands at one all. hello there, we have had a football day of ups and downs. details coming up day of ups and downs. details coming upa day of ups and downs. details coming up a back—to—back delegations for sunderland, promotions for wigan, luton and macclesf

joining me now is alastair hay professor of environmental toxicology at leeds university in england for fessor hey we appreciate you taking the time is that plausible is that a plausible recovery from a no b. chalk poisoning. well i don't know good evening. case to be with you i don't know specifically about recovering from another choke agent because we know very little about these and is there only being one other case reported some years ago what we do know is that people have recovered from poisonings with other nerve agents where they've been exposed to many times a lethal dose. and they have recovered after that equal treatment in some instances very prompt medical treatment and some have made a. complete recovery i mean this is it's surprising to us because i think i was in the newsroom solve the interview with the wash and scientists do now lives in the united states who says that he is the scientists to actually develop an invented no we joke and he said that it may not kill you but once it has impaired you there is no recovery from that so is he wrong is this or is this a diff

nerve agents where we could talk live now to professor alister hey toxicologist at the university of leeds really appreciate you coming on the program sold to us is it possible to determine where a nerve agent was produced. well unless you have a sample from that particular to compare with it's really very difficult and if you're dealing with a very pure product there are unlikely to be many other ingredients in the mix that enable you to get some kind of fingerprint on the particular process and where it may have been made so it is very difficult the u.k. is making out making its case that has other evidence intelligence evidence that's in a building it to point the finger at russia rather than just laboratory evidence what are the actual footprint things you need to look for them because a couple of newspapers seem to think they've got it down to two locations. and i would be interested to read those i haven't seen there's been so much speculation around this story and that's really very unhelpful at times. if you have some of the precursor chemicals that are used to make the nerve agent

in chemical warfare he was involved with analysis of chemical weapons in iraq and he joins us from leeds in the u.k. alastair thank you very much for being on our program experts as we said are going to be investigating the site tell us more about the process of searching for evidence of chemical weapons usage and how certain they can be. well if the inspectors get full access and there's been no interference with any of the evidence they have a very good chance of finding things they will be as you said earlier talking to victims witnesses doctors and collecting as much by way of environmental samples as they possibly can and if it is the use of if they know they didn't for example which might explain some of the casualties they have a very good evident a very good chance i should say of collecting this material because it will still be present alastair you touched on this but do you think there is a chance that evidence might have already been removed from the site. whether it's possible but the inspectors of carried out many inspections before and they will know that things have been

alastair hay is professor of environmental toxicology at leeds university — and is our leeds studio fornt is now improving at apparently some pace? not at all. i know of other cases where people have been exposed to many times the lethal dose of the nerve agent and have made complete recoveries, the father and daughter have survived because they've had prompt and efficient medical care. use a prompt and efficient, to what extent would energise medics have known what they we re energise medics have known what they were dealing with, have known how to deal with it, mercifully this is not a common occurrence in this country, what has led to them receiving such remarkable treatment? the first thing you want is for paramedics to be on the scene rapidly, ensuring that someone's airways are cleared, they are breathing well, there ha rd est they are breathing well, there hardest working, there's a collision is maintained, that gives the individual is time to be taken to hnd where they will be assessed. i've no idea how quickly the signs we re i've no idea how quickly the signs were recognised b

alistair hay is a chemical weapons expert and professor at leeds university in the u.k. i asked him to tell us more about the evidence the chemical weapons watchdog the o.p.c. w. would be looking for into law well if the inspectors get full access and there's been no interference with any of the evidence they have a very good chance of finding things they will be as you said earlier talking to victims witnesses doctors and collecting as much by way of environmental samples as they possibly can and if it the use of a nerve agent for example which might explain some of the casualties they have a very good evident a very good chance i should say of collecting this material because it will still be present alastair in touch on this but do you think there is a chance that evidence might have already been removed from the site. when it's possible but the inspectors of carried out many inspections before and they will know that things have been moved some of the video evidence i saw indicated that one of the munitions had been moved from where it had landed on the floor and pla

and super league there was a dramatic like, leeds rhinos beaten for the first time in six years.st 8—0. until the last ten minutes went suddenly sprang into life when oliver went over the line answer only after they leveled and sam tomkins think kicked what proved to be the winning point with less than three minutes remaining. victory for the warriors at headingley, and a rare 1—2. rugby union's premiership newcastle get their hopes for the playoff place alive with a thrilling when. this one at kingston park, the falcons had a nervous wait to see if rob vickers had granted his try with just two minutes left on the try. it was given and it saw the home side went by 35—30. wisdom up to third in the table. secure date semifinal in the table. secure date semifinal in the playoffs, 35—22 when

a three—year—old boy has drowned in a swimming pool at a leisure centre in leeds.l gun salute in londons hyde park, one of many taking place to mark the queen's 92nd birthday. now on bbc news, it's time for click. this week, near miss... bullseye! and, a lifesaver. with spencer away this week, i've been left drone alone. we are in andalucia, spain, where some important testing is going on which could be crucial to the way the global economy moves in the 21st century. why? well, last month china joined an exclusive lineup of countries allowing drone deliveries. after its government gave the official go—ahead, the us is expected to follow suit within weeks. yes, after years of talk about everything from duvets to dog food making its way directly to you through the skies, it's starting to happen whether you like it or not. this is just one drone, that could be making one delivery. but in the not too distant future, our airspace could become a much busier place. the biggest internet shopping companies in the world have been talking about drone deliveries for some time,

a three—year—old boy has drowned in a swimming pool at a leisure centre in leeds. gun salutes have taken place across the uk to mark the queen's 92nd birthday. soldiers fired 41 times in london's hyde park. a celebratory concert is being held at the royal albert hall tonight. and in sport, spurs take the early advantage in their fa cup semifinal against manchester united at wembley, but it's level at 1—1 approaching half—time. good evening and welcome to bbc news. our top story this evening, the welsh first minister carwynjones has announced he's standing down in the autumn. he told delegates at the welsh labour party conference in llandudno, that his departure would give his family, his party and the country a "fresh start". mrjones said the last few months had been difficult, after his colleague carl sargeant was found dead four days after he had sacked him. this report from our political correspondent arwyn jones. i don't think anyone can know with these last few months have been like. they have carried me through the darkest of times. it is terrific about what

leeds say they the friendlies are scheduled ar outside those areas.lict but have contact in the club before contact in the club before first women's player of the year award. she has scored 22 goals this year award. she has scored 22 goals the ship chelsea, who lead league and have reached the france's kirby has won the first women's player of the year award. she has scored 22 goals this year the chelsea, who lead the women's super league and have reached the final of the fa cup in the champions league semifinals. she will also start the euros. it sees at the euros. it three days after taking the pfa award. ding junhui is through to the second when her second prize in three days after taking the pfa award. ding junhui is through to the second round of the world than an hour to come after a 10—3 victory in the first round. starting the morning 6-3 first round. starting the morning 6—3 up after yesterday's session, it took less than an hour to come to be ta ke took less than an hour to come to be take the courtesy of a 98 break as well required, courtes

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round of matches in the county championship all affected by the weather to some degree especially in leedsyorkshire and essex. the match abandoned without a ball being bowled across all four days as the first time that's happened since 1967. they‘ re days as the first time that's happened since 1967. they're in the cou nty happened since 1967. they're in the county championship lets hope its conditions improved as summer kicks in. finally tonight, would be have incorporated bears into their name and changed their club crest to an image of the animal had to mark the return to rugby union premiership next season. the club hopes the name change to bristol bears will attract a whole new generation of support tours the new name will come into effect on the 1st ofjune and that you concede that is the logo there but it's already attracting attention on social media. not all of it come from and three, it's fair to say some say where will the name change and does not put it to run to the possible change in the stadium name as well. suggesting that change could extend to the kit here as well perhaps

and leeds have announced they'll play two games in myanmar.muslims having fled the country to bangladesh. leeds insist they're avoiding areas of conflict, but have told their fans "to wait for further advice" before arranging travel. chelsea and england striker fran kirby has won the first football writers association women's footballer of the year award. kirby has scored 22 goals this season for chelsea who lead the women's super league, have also reached the final of the women's fa cup and are in the champions league semifinals. kirby also starred for england as they reached the semifinals of euro 2017. ding junhui is through to the second round of the world snooker championship after beating xiao guodong in the first round this morning. the world number three held a healthy 6—3 overnight lead, and quickly reeled off four frames in a row to clinch a 10—3 win, setting up a clash with either anthony mcgill or ryan day next. ricky walden isjust ricky walden is just a frame away from joining him. that is all the sport for now. you can get all th

once again he started the move which ended in march stopping the visitors in for fourteen thousand at leeds left with a simple finish to mark his return from suspension. nights exactly when making life easy for themselves in possession and gnabry doesn't miss chances like this. this is his seventh goal in as many games in hindsight dominants even the defenders wanted to get in on the act of a cut in job back scoring his first ever been to sleep echo. problems galore for light six roughhousing had so and they multiplied after the break and of course back was sent off for his actual petulance and not being awarded a foul. and though the host pulled the go back three substitute nabby kates then it's a bit of help from the hoffenheim keeper and he joy was very short lived because the visitors went straight up the other range noting in his second of the game a toss up for which of the two was easier to school. but six defense was non-existent because made it five. at least the home attack was fairing slightly better as i'm only looking in scale setting up a late consolation for die of the macond

chemical warfare and he's been involved in the analysis of chemical weapons in iraq joining us now from leeds in the u.k. professor thank you so much for being here let's start with the question of whether there's there were any evidence that any of the sites attacked were used actually for the manufacture of storage of chemical weapons as the u.s. is claiming what we certainly know about the laboratory outside of damascus that was clearly one that was testing chemical weapons and inspectors had collected evidence from this some time ago from one of the few coppers in the bar a tree so that was unequivocally tested substances the syrians refuse to acknowledge that the evidence was there now syria denies that it's behind the duma tack to spite this evidence but is there any doubt that the syrian government has used chemical weapons in the past there is no doubt whatsoever there was a mission setup by the security council in two thousand and fifteen the joint investigations mission between the o.p.c. job mean not just nations and given the specific remit of identifying the perpetrator and into

a three—year—old boy has drowned in a swimming pool at a sports centre in leeds. and welcome to our look ahead to what stories are dominating the front pages of tomorrow's papers. with me are nigel nelson the political editor of the sunday mirrorand political editor of the sunday mirror and the sunday people and jill phillips, a political commentator. many of the front pages are in already and let us look at those that we do have. the sunday times reports security chiefs are to get greater powers to fight terror following the attacks in london and manchester last year. also on the front page, claims about scotland yard's handling of an investigation into allegations about a conservative mp. the observer leads with accusations that government plans to force people to prove their identities at polling stations in next month's local elections risk alienating people from ethnic minority communities. the sunday telegraph has the headline facebook given one week to protect children. the paper accuses social media companies of turning a blind eye to underage users and re

leeds united in the second tier of english football have announced three friendlies against the myanmarhundreds of thousands of rohingya refugees have fled the country to bangladesh a. the british foreign office has advised against all but is ensured travel to some parts of myanmar but the match is scheduled to be played outside those areas. police say they are avoiding areas of conflict but have told the fans to wait for further advice before arranging travel. ding junhui is through to the second round of the world snooker championship after beating his compatriot 10—3. the world number three wasted little time when they resumed their match on tuesday and it took him less than an hourto on tuesday and it took him less than an hour to secure the four frames required to reach the last 16. he's one of the favourites to win this year, the closest he came in 2016 was when he was runner—up to mark selby. it's good to come back to win, he closed out the important third frame to take a 3—0 lead and after that he wasn't that confident. this morning, i played good safety, and he got some chances

in super league the champions leeds came from behind at wakefield to win 28—26. the second half, but lost out to the tigers 28—40. triple world champion peter sagan has won the prestigious one—day paris roubaix cycling race for the first time. the slovak held off swiss rider silvan dillier in a sprint finish in the north of france. it was a bad race for team sky's british riders with geraint thomas retiring after getting caught up in this crash on the first cobbled section. luke rowe's hopes were ended after he was catapulted off his bike. both escaped serious injury. mark selby has defended his china open title, comfortably beating fellow englishman barry hawkins in the final in beijing. the tournament is the last event before the season ending world championships in sheffield later this month, and the world number one looked in great form, finishing with a break of 132 to claim the title. that is all from us. we will have more throughout the evening. the american border with mexico has become, in the trump era, a political line in the sand. a new book called th

believe that african-americans, because of his work, were probably allowed to get some help at the leeds .ospital in 1930, there is a new hospital constructed for african-americans. truman was on the court at that time. there's no doubt that truman sees what is going on. the significance here is that, in 1931, james farley travels .nited states james farley was associated with frank when roosevelt. city andmes to kansas surveys the water to figure out the support the franklin roosevelt might have. he comes to kansas city and he is trying to figure out thompkins. tompkins, a 1928, supported out and served as his central division of l smith, the democratic campaign. he's coming and tries to work for african-americans for delano roosevelt across the state. harry truman sees this. the other thing that is critical -- african-americans come earlierrt roosevelt far than most african-americans across the united states. they will support franklin roosevelt in 1942 when most african-americans usually shifted over to the democratic party by 1936. that shift, african-americans moving to the democrat

a three—year—old boy has drowned in a swimming pool at a sports centre in leeds. and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are political commentator jo phillips and political editor of the sunday mirror and the sunday people, nigel nelson. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. let's take a quick look at them. the sunday times reports security chiefs are to get greater powers to fight terror following last year's attacks in london and manchester. also on its front page, claims about scotland yard's handling of an investigation into allegations about a tory mp. the observer leads with accusations that government plans to force people to prove their identities at polling stations in next month's local elections risk alienating people from ethnic minority communities. the sunday telegraph has the headline ‘facebook given a week to protect children'. the paper accuses social media companies of turning a blind eye to under—age users. it reports the government is considering new laws to hold firms accountable. the sun

and super league there was a dramatic like, leeds rhinos beaten for the first time in six years. the home side we re time in six years. the home side were leaning the contest 8—0. until the last ten minutes went suddenly sprang into life when oliver went over the line answer only after they leveled and sam tomkins think kicked what proved to be the winning point with less than three minutes remaining. victory for the warriors at headingley, and a rare 1—2. rugby union's premiership newcastle get their hopes for the playoff place alive with a thrilling when. this one at kingston park, the falcons had a nervous wait to see if rob vickers had granted his try with just two minutes left on the try. it was given and it saw the home side went by 35—30. wisdom up to third in the table. secure date semifinal in the table. secure date semifinal in the playoffs, 35—22 when claims there top conference. an easy path to the final. ulster still have work to the final. ulster still have work to do to seal a playoffs spot himself, but they eat the ospreys 8-0 himself, but they eat the ospreys 8—0

hejoins me now via webcam from leeds. think you for being with us on bbc news.to the opcw‘s findings? importance should we attach to the opcw's findings? the report is a gold—plated one. it confirms what the uk have settled on. we have a four other laboratories confirming what the uk reported it had found. there is no disputing that this agent is there now. and has been used against the macro. and always this report set out to discredit the russians, it simply confirms what the uk has said and what the opcw has done screw gillislee. opcw is an organisation in which russian is a full member. so this is not a western organisation that excludes russia? not at all. russia is a fully participating member, sign up to all of the procedures that the opcw to all of the procedures that the o pcw follows. to all of the procedures that the opcw follows. and in the opcw, as you say there, is a neutral party and this. it is there to be objective and that is its virtue. when the opcw says it doesn't name novichok, but it says it is part of the group of chemicals of which novic

i need to do more research to figure out -- there was a hospital in leeds, but it was mainly for whites only. it was a tuberculosis hospital. i strongly believe that african-americans, because of his work, were probably allowed to get some help at the leeds hospital. in 1930, there is a new hospital constructed for african-americans. truman was on the court at that time. there's no doubt that truman sees what is going on. the significance here is that, in 1930 one, james farley travels the united states. james farley was associated with franklin roosevelt. farley comes to kansas city and he is serving the water to figure out the support the franklin roosevelt might have. he comes to kansas city and he is trying to figure out thompkins. almpkins, in 1928 supported smith and served as his central division director of the democratic campaign. he's coming to kansas city and tries to work for african-americans for delano roosevelt across the united states. harry truman sees this. the other thing that is critical here -- african-americans come to support roosevelt far earlier than most africa

elsewhere, there were wins for warrington, hull fc and leeds.oment with huddersfield giants travelling to catalan dragons. the latest score there is nil nil after around 15 minutes played. over in beijing, ronnie o'sullivan is bidding for a record ranking event title in a single season at the china open. currently on five for the campaign, victory would see him surpass both stephen hendry and mark selby. he beat ross muir to reach the last 64. o'sullivan hasn't won this tournament since 2000 but there's more than the record to play for with a top prize of £225 thousand. joining ronnie o'sullivan in the last 64 will be world number one mark selby, who beat wang yuchen 6—4. defending champion selby, who hasn't lost in the tournament since 2014 came back from 2—0 down to the 20—year—old from china, who is ranked 91st in the world. selby will face scott donaldson tomorrow. in horse racing, there was a photo finish in the irish grand national at fairyhouse with renowned trainer gordon elliot claiming his maiden title in the race. elliot had thirteen