leicester are champions- _ leicester folklore. leicester are champions. might _ leicester folklore.eicester are champions. might make - leicester folklore. leicester are champions. might make so - leicester folklore. leicester are i champions. might make so amidst extraordinary drama leicester tigers are back finally where they feel they belong after almost a decade and feeling they are waiting and watching the success of others. here they are champions and lead once more. bbc news, twickenham. let's turn attention now to the us open, where day three is underway at brookline. the leaders will tee off in the next couple of hours. former european tour player zane scotland is part of the 5 live team and has been following all the action. zane, thanks forjoining us, rory mcilroy will begin his round just a shot off the lead — to you, is he looking like he can stay in contention? he is very much looking that way. he has got the bit between his teeth. he has come off a great win last week and he's got a real intensity of us in this week and we that that intensity will go the right way and

yeah, well, leicester tiers leicester? yeah, well, leicester tigers finished _ leicester?leicester tigers finished top after the - tigers finished top after the regular season. tigers finished top after the regularseason. in tigers finished top after the regular season. in fact, they were there year long, the first side to do that. no side has won this competition more times than they have. you don't have to be too old to remember the days of dominance of leicester both in england and in europe. but that was some time ago and they haven't won the title for nine years. they have within their ranks the likes of chris ashton and richard wigglesworth returning this afternoon. both of them former saracens. indeed, their coach, steve borthwick himself a former saracens. it is very, very warm at twickenham and temperatures will rise further by 3pm as english rugby prepares to crown its champion.— crown its champion. thank you very much, crown its champion. thank you very much. adam- _ rory mcilroy is in contention heading into the third round of golf�*s us open which gets under w

commentator: leicester are champions!t extraordinary drama, leicester tigers are back, finally, where they feel they belong after almost a decade of waiting, and watching the success of others, here they are, champions of england once more. adam wild, bbc news, twickenham. let's turn attentions now to the us open where day three is underway at brookline. the leaders will tee off in the next couple of hours. sarah mulkerinns has been following the action for 5 live. sarah, thanks forjoining us, rory mcilroy will begin his round just a shot off the lead — to you is he looking like he can stay in contention?currentjoint leader collin mori—kawa has won two can you do it is the question we have been asking about bobby mcavoy since he won his last major. 18 years we have been waiting for that to be somebody who has the talent he has. there has been in force of inconsistency and the rory roller—coaster when we see him go through full rounds but really this year he seems like a bit of indifferent fare. usually the first round he

and what happened next will go down in leicester folklore. commentator: leicester are champions!belong after almost a decade of waiting, watching the success of others, here they are, champions of england once more. adam wild, news, twickenham. that's all for now. we're back with the late news at 10.30. now on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. goodbye. welcome to bbc london. i'm tarah welsh. showing rains are sweeping through, but only between hot air to the south like spending up from south and this cool they're trying to work up and this cool they're trying to work up the north. hello. cooler, fresher conditions are working their way south across the uk now this saturday. best of the sunshine is to be found across scotland and northern ireland. somewhat of a contrast to the week just gone quite often. so quite a lot of cloud lingering here. england and wales sitting under much greyer skies through the remainder of saturday with some showery rain sweeping through. that is the boundary between the very hot air to the south of the uk, still extending up from spain and

and what happened next will go down in leicester folklore. commentator: leicester are champions!el they belong after almost a decade of waiting and watching the success of others. here they are, champions of england once more. adam wild, bbc news, twickenham. the third round is under way at the us open, the third major of the year in men's golf. the americans scottie scheffler and will zalatoris lead on li—under in boston. northern ireland's rory mcilroy started the day one stroke off the lead, but he's dropped down the leaderboard. he's now three shots adrift. staying with golf, england's bronte law won the aramco series event at the centurion club near st albans. she was a shot behind the clubhouse leader georgia hall and had this 50—foot eagle putt on the final green for victory in the three—day tournament, that also saw her claim the £60,000 winner's cheque. max verstappen will be on pole for tomorrow's canadian grand prix, but qualification was affected by heavy rain in montreal. the session was punctuated by a number of crashes, verstappen�*s red bull teammate sergio perez

good old leicester, i say. good old leicester, isay. not good old leicester, i say.acular today, hasn't it? britain has looked absolutely spectaculartoday, hasn't it? it britain has looked absolutely spectacular today, hasn't it? it has brought a lot of people to the city of london and got people out on the streets. the queen has issued a statement in light of all that's gone on. she says she is humbled and deeply touched by people's reactions to the celebration, not least when she appeared on the balcony. a great draw, all of this for tourists from home and abroad. i'm joined now by ceo of visit britain, patricia yates. how much did you market thejubilee celebrations to tourists? how much did you market the jubilee celebrations to tourists?— celebrations to tourists? tourism has really been _ celebrations to tourists? tourism has really been hit _ celebrations to tourists? tourism has really been hit by _ celebrations to tourists? tourism has really been hit by covid, - celebrations to tourists? tourism has really been hit by covid, but| has really been hit by covid

tigers on top again — leicester are premiership kings after late drama at twickenham.ins on course to successfully defend his crown. and england brush aside france as they prepare for 0ctober�*s home rugby league world cup. hello and welcome to sportsday. we're going to start at twickenham, where there was late drama as leicester tigers claimed their first premiership title for nine years. it was the eleventh in their history and one witnessed by our reporter, adam wild. adam, a day to remember at twickenham and for leicester a return to the pinnacle after some disappointing recent times? isaac, nine years does seem like a isaac, nine years does seem like a lon- time, doesn't it, for a side long time, doesn't it, for a side like leicester

good old leicester, i say.atinum jubilee. a shame to see all this dismantled. let's take a look back at some highlights. # we will, we will rock you.# # don't stop me now # i'm having such a good time.# # ain't no mountain high enough # nothing can keep me, keep me from you # ain't no mountain high enough.# the coverage there from my colleague in london. 0n the coverage there from my colleague in london. on to other news now. in bangladesh, at least 49 people have been killed and hundreds injured, after a huge explosion and fire at a storage depot, near the port of chittagong. the cause isn't yet clear — but it's thought chemicals, including hydrogen peroxide, were stored at the site. the bbc�*s, akbar hossein reports from chittagong. the blast happened as many people were preparing to go to bed. the fire raged throughout the night, with firefighters thought to be among the dead and injured as they tried to tackle the enormous blaze. the large container depot is about 25 miles from the port city of chittagong.

and in a dramatic final, leicester tigers win over saracens in english rugby's premiership decider.ood evening. the rmt union has confirmed that next week's rail and tube strikes, the largest in three decades, will go ahead. they say talks have failed to resolve a dispute about pay, jobs and working conditions. network rail say it's "serious" about trying to find a solution which gave people a "decent pay rise", but was also affordable for taxpayers and farepayers. the strikes, on three days, will cause disruption across england, scotland and wales. our business correspondent, vishala sri—pathma, reports. it's set to be a chaotic time if you're travelling by rail at all next week. three 24—hour strikes planned across the week on tuesday, thursday, and saturday, with strikes on the london underground to go ahead on tuesday as well. for those who have plans to go on holiday by rail, or indeed go to work, the strikes are notjust disruptive — they're costly. they can hold the country to ransom. no, i don't back it at all. my sister is having cancer treatment, and in london, and that's a

it certainly has - been some turnaround for leicester under steve borthwick, hasn't it?big games in the play—offs, but how crucial do you think it will be that saracens are playing at home? ., �* , be that saracens are playing at home? ., �*, , ., home? yeah, it's huge. saracens are ossibl home? yeah, it's huge. saracens are possibly record _ home? yeah, it's huge. saracens are possibly record in _ home? yeah, it's huge. saracens are possibly record in these _ home? yeah, it's huge. saracens are possibly record in these play-offs - possibly record in these play—offs at home is outstanding. they are super determined, 18 months or so they have been building up to this game, according to their players. they had their season in the championship after the salary cap scandal. this is where they want to be, they want to show that the salary cap was not the reason behind their success, salary cap was not the reason behind theirsuccess, it salary cap was not the reason behind their success, it was the players, that team ethos, the spirit and the tactics that got them to the summi

a win would see them join leicester, sarah quinn's and harlequins and the playoffs —— saracens.e with sam matt of az crossing the line. gloucester needed to beat saracens, who were already guaranteed a home game in the playoffs, and jack singleton signalled their intent. back at northampton, they were busy running away with it. tommy freeman scored the first try of a hat trick as his side went in the break with 36 points to seven. meanwhile, gloucester were doing all they could to keep up their challenge. singleton going over again for the bonus point winning for try as they strove towards a thrashing of saracens. but while northampton stayed ahead of newcastle, it mattered little. newcastle fought back against northampton, but when captain lewis claimed their tenth try on his 100th game for the club, the remaining semifinal spot was assured for the sides. as for gloucester, they fall short again. jim lumsden, bbc news. in the united rugby championship, leinster got a big win over glasgow warriors in the playoffs quarterfinals. a week after their champions cup loss to la rochell

leicester in particular has a difficult time. _ years.has a difficult time, we will lockdown i difficult time, we will lockdown longer than other areas. a lot of our housing is social housing stock, maisonettes, and it is nice to get out, reacquaint with each other and make new friends. this out, reacquaint with each other and make new friends.— out, reacquaint with each other and make new friends. this was very much a national celebration. _ make new friends. this was very much a national celebration. in _ a national celebration. in morecambe, there was an attempt to break the record for the largest jubilee street party. it wasn'tjust lunches in the streets, this crowd celebrated with a singalong in aberfan in wales. a carnival parade and picnic brought the weekend's festivities to a close in edinburgh. and in northern ireland, the dancers entertained those attending a summer barbecue. celebrations as diverse as the country the queen represents. that's it from me for now, but i'll be back with more from the celebrations here at buckingha

leicester in particular has a difficult time, we were locked down longer than most other areas.e houses around here are social housing stock and maisonettes, and it is nice to get out, reacquaint with each other and make new friends. this was very much a national celebration. in morecambe, there was an attempt to break the record for the largest jubilee street party. it wasn't just lunches in the streets, this crowd celebrated with a singalong in aberfan in wales. a carnival parade and picnic brought the weekend's festivities to a close in edinburgh. and in killyleagh in northern ireland, the dancers entertained those attending a summer barbecue. celebrations as diverse as the country the queen represents. dame cindy kiro is new zealand's governor—general. she's the first woman from the indigenous maori people to hold the prestigious position. she told me more about her interactions with queen elizabeth. i had a zoom meeting with her and i was very struck by how easily she was able to adapt to that technology. it was a very familiar and comfortable interaction. we've had other f

leicester in particular has a difficult time, we were locked down longer than most other areas., reacquaint with each other and make new friends. this was very much a national celebration. in morecambe, there was an attempt to break the record for the largest jubilee street party. it wasn't just lunches in the streets, this crowd celebrated with a singalong in aberfan in wales. a carnival parade and picnic brought the weekend's festivities to a close in edinburgh. and in killyleagh in northern ireland, the dancers entertained those attending a summer barbecue. celebrations as diverse as the country the queen represents. her majesty the queen has been congratulated on her platinumjubilee by leaders of many different faiths and religions. i'm joined by imam qari assim at the makkah mosque in leeds which has won the award of being the uk's model mosque. thank you forjoining us. you have organised a thank you day as part of the jubilee organised a thank you day as part of thejubilee celebrations. tell us what that isn't you did it. —— tells what that isn't you did it. —— tells what

. >> leicester. leicester. >> we're going to boston.t's easy, boston. >> third tallest in the sports department charlie walter brings us warrior news and notes, the flavor of that rich sports town, the reports are coming later on today in the newscast. >>> hockey, more avalanche! one win away from the stanley cup final, but colorado trailed edmonton 4-2 third period and the score brought the avs back for a 5-4 lead. the oilers forced overtime and in o.t., ature laikonen scored off a rebound and shot and sent colorado to the league l.5 wi final since 2001, they'll face either the rangers or the lightning. >>> golf, phil mickelson will return to the game this week, when he plays in the saudi saudi-funded live golf tours first event, it's in london and he'll be reportedly paid $200 million. mickelson still plans to play the next four major events. he did not say if he plans to play in other pg&e tour events. wow. >>> nfl, rams aaron donald has the super bowl title and distinction of being the highest-paid nonquarterback. reworked his contr

leicester, in particular, has had a difficult time. most other areas and, you know, a lot of the houses around here are social housing stock and maisonettes and it's just nice for people to get out and actually reacquaint with each other and make new friends. this was very much a national celebration. in morecambe, there was an attempt to break the record for the largest jubilee street party. it wasn't just lunches in the streets — this crowd celebrated with a sing—along in aberfan in wales. a carnival parade and picnic brought the weekend's festivities to a close in edinburgh. cheering elsewhere in the city, corks were popped and glasses raised. bagpipes skirl and in killiney in northern ireland, the dancers entertained those attending a summer barbecue. celebrations as diverse as the country the queen represents. nafteonhal, bbc news. medical workers are twice as likely to be involved in a car accident after a 12—hour night shift, than an eight hour one. that's one of the findings of a new study presented in milan. it also highlights

a great story for leicester ti i ers, news? a great story for leicester tigers. two _ news?legated, two years later, they have won the biggest premiership title, the first time in nine years, fittingly against saracens, these two stories intertwine because the tigers only stayed up because the saracens were relegated to the persistent salary cap breaches, went to the showdown, and job done for the tigers, who were celebrating their 11th premiership title, and their 11th premiership title, and the first one now for nine years and there was late drama to boot, freddie burns's last minute drop goal clenching victory as adam wilde now reports. cheering rising temperatures at twickenham. the warmth an invitation now to come in from the cold. for both saracens and leicester, the path out of the shadows has been as dramatic as it has been swift. redemption almost complete. for sarries' men in black, it has been a test of nerve. relegation two years ago for breaking financial rules. those who chose to stay chose to stay on the promise of days like this. not all of them were allowed

leicester in particular has had a difficult time, we were locked down longer than other areas and theref social housing around here. it is nice for people to get out and reacquaint with each other and make new friends. this was very much a national celebration. in morecambe there was an attempt to break the record for the largest jubilee street party. it wasn't just lunches in the street, this crowd celebrated with a singalong in aberfan in wales. a carnival parade and picnic brought the weekend's festivities to a close in edinburgh. elsewhere in the city corks were popped and glasses raised. and in killiney in northern ireland, the dancers entertained those attending a summer barbecue. celebrations as diverse as the country the queen represents. nafteonhal, bbc news. that's it from me for the moment, but i'll be back with more from buckingham palace a little later in the programme. for now, it's back to mishal in the studio. wales are on their way to a football world cup for the first time in 64 years. it happened in cardiff this afternoon in a qualifier against ukraine and, thanks to

it will be leicester tigers joining them in the final.final home game at welford road. leicester hold the record for the most premierships titles, with ten. it will be an all south african final in the united rugby championship. ulster were beaten by the stormers, 17—15. they were leading in south aftrica until the closing moments when warrick gelant crossed the line and the kick was converted to seal the win. so it will be the stormers against the bulls in cape town next saturday. andy murray has reached his first tour level final on grass in six years after beating nick kyrgios in the stuttgart 0pen. the straight sets win, 7—6, 6—2, sets up a meeting with matteo berrettini of italy in the final on sunday. his last atp tour title came at antwerp in 2019. charles leclerc will be hoping to close the gap to max verstappen in the formula one drivers championship after claiming pole for tomorrow's azerbaijan grand prix. he'll line up alongside red bull's sergio perez after the dutchman could only manage third on the grid. nick parrott was wat

leicester tigers beat saracens 15—12 to win the english rugby union premiership.rns came off the replacements bench after a first half injury to fly half george ford. but he was the hero with a perfect kick to give the tigers their 11th title but their first in nine years. it's quite a turn—around for both sides. two years ago, leicester only escaped relegation with saracens going down instead after they were docked points for breaching salary cap regulations. wimbledon starts in nine days time, last years runner—up matteo berrettini is into the queens final. the italian is the reigning champion in west london and will face the serb filip krajinovic. michael redford was watching today's semi—finals. with wimbledon just over a week away, it is the perfect time for players and fans alike to enjoy the british summer time. maybe not. when play was able to start, it was matteo berrettini who looked the most at home. he has only lost once on grass in the last two years and that defeat came in the weathered and final 11 months ago. the defending champion in control again

leicester tigers and saracens are currently in action in the premiership final at twickenham.ith a penalty but leicester came roaring back. leicesterfinished top of the premiership table and they'll be looking to lift a title they haven't won since 2013. for saracens, it's one year out of the top flight and now back in a the biggest game in england. the countdown to the rugby league world cup, really gets under way this weekend. england, are the hosts for the tournament which will have the men, women's and wheelchair competitions on at the same time in october. england women are in action at the moment. they've just come up for the second half. three tries for england, hollie dodd opened the scoring with caitlin beevers and amy harcastle adding the other two. later on the england's men's will face a �*combined all stars' team made up of some of the super league's best international players. this is one of two matches shaun wane has to prepare, before the world's best teams decend on england in october. it's a big game for the players. and for the country and this is our first

it is 6-3 it is 6—3 to leicester at the moment in that first half. championship as ulster were beaten by the stormers in south africa. they were leading until the closing moments when warrick gelant crossed the line and the kick was converted to seal the win. so it will be the stormers against the bulls in cape town next saturday. charles leclerc will be hoping to close the gap to max verstappen in the formula one drivers championship after claiming pole for tomorrow's azerbaijan grand prix. the ferrari driver put in a scintilating lap to beat red bull's sergio perez by more than a quarter of a second. championship leader max verstappen will start from third in the other red bull. george russell is the best placed briton in fifth, two places ahead of his mercedes team mate lewis hamilton. ican i canjust i can just tell you i canjust tell you before i can just tell you before we go, i canjust tell you before we go, 19 minutes gone in that game between ireland and scotland. ireland have just scored a goal. i have not seen who scored, but i am sure you

leicester tigers have beaten saracens 15—12 to win the premiership after freddie burns kicked a dramaticgeorge ford. but he dropped back into the pocket and slotted home the winner to give the tigers their first title since 2013. two years ago leicester were only spared the drop because saracens were sent down for persistently breaching salary cap regulations but today they are champions. the rugby league world takes place later this year. the men's, women's and wheelchair competitions will happen at the same time in october. england women have just beaten france in warrington. they scored seven tries in total, amy hardcastle scoring one in each half. georgia roach also scored twice. the final score was 36—10 to england. in half an hour england's men's will face a "combined all—stars" team made up of some of the super league's best international players. this is one of two matches shaun wane has to prepare, before the world's best teams descend on england in october. wane has named four debutants in his 17—man squad including st helens forwards joe batchelor and matty lees, back jack wel

they'll now play local rivals leicester tigers with saracens hosting champions harlequins in the otherould see them join lester, sarah in harlequins in the playoffs. anything else could open the door for gloucester. visitors had nothing to plead for and it showed. gloucester needed to be the saracens, already guaranteed a home game and the playoffs. —— in the playoffs. northampton were busy running away with it. tommy freeman scored the first try of a hat trick. 36 points to seven lead. meanwhile, gloucester were doing all they could to keep up their challenge. singleton going over again for the bonus point winning for try as they strove towards a thrashing of saracens. while northampton stayed there, it mattered little. newcastle fall back, but when the captain claimed their tenth try, the remaining semifinal spot was assured. as for gloucester, they fell short again. jim lumsden, bbc news. in the united rugby championship, leinster got a big win over glasgow warriors in the playoffs quarterfinals. a week after their champions cup loss to la rochelle, leinster ran in 12 tries in dubli

leicester said they were "deeply saddened" by the news. found that disabled people are "feeling forgotten". the findings really are troubling, and he gives us the evidence to demonstrate that while there is considerable activity building back from covid, disabled people are feeling left behind and not necessarily built into this building back environment for sport and activity. i think there's four key actions we are really calling for across the sector to make happen, about involving disabled people in the decisions that they are making around bringing back activity. it's about supporting disabled people to feel like they are included as the sector recover. ensuring the workforce can be really inclusive and disabled people in activity. and for us, it's something that's been echoed a few years now about making sure health care professionals can be built into those conversations as well, because we know that disabled people really do trust health care professionals. and finally, it's been some year for british judoka lucy renshall. her firs

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they'll play table—toppers leicester in the semi—finals. saracens will face harlequins.m has been won by desert crown, ridden by richard kingscote. the queen had been due to attend this major fixture in the horse—racing calendar, but pulled out yesterday. we're told she watched it on tv from windsor. 0ur sports correspondent laura scott sent this report. it's the jewel in the crown of the flat racing calendar and one of the queen's favourite days of the year. but whilst her majesty was absent from the derby for just the fifth time in her long reign, there were plenty of nods to her platinum jubilee at epsom, where she was represented by princess anne. the queen's love of horses is well known. this footage filmed in april at the royal stud in sandringham a clear example. today's tributes to her included a parade of some of her retired racehorses and a guard of honour of a0 jockeys who have ridden for her. she has been breeding horses for 60 years and she knows all the bloodlines. she has won lots of races and she is very knowledgeable. buckingham palace said her majesty w

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was here and her golden jubilee, but tonight, we have got brilliant children from schools across leicester young ladies with me now. what is it like being part of these celebrations? >> i am a little bit nervous for daing in front of everyone but am grateful to be chosen. >> i am very nervous but honored. >> have a lovely time. it is also w saying that the two rockets here will be lit, along with the rocket tower, so it will become a landmark beacon. i think we can go back to jenny. >> welcome to glastonbury. in the last minutes or so, the final preparations were made to the beacon behind me. a number of people have gathered in preparation for the lighting. we are very high u some 500 feet. earlier today, the julie flame was lit thing two flames, the glastonbury flame, as well as the hiroshima peace flame. it will process up here in about an hour. it will be lit by the vicar of glastonbury, as well as the arch druid. this is a site which is important to a range of faiths, including christianity and paganism. this will be one of 3000 deacons lit across the country and commonwealth. >> let u

. >> leicester. >> we're going to boston. >> hey, third tallest in the sports department.rlie walter. the flavor of that rich sports town. their reports are coming tomorrow. >>> hockey! more avalanche! one win away from the stanley cup final. but colorado trailed edmonton. dark sweaters when the avs were brought back. and 6-5 over edmonton, colorado's first stanley cup final since 2001. they'll face the rangers or lightning. >>> nfl, rams aaron donald has the super bowl title and the highest paid non-quarterback. reworked contract. three years, 95 billion for the three-time defensive player of the year. i'm terrible at math, but even i know that's over 30 million a year. i just got one question for us here in this building. what if he and his buddies ponied up and bought the station? >> that's burn money, though. >> can you definitely throw a good christmas party. >> an income like that. >> no kidding. i just want to see what their houses look like. >> it will be roomy. >>> as he prepares for his next i'm 53, but in my mind i'm still 35. that's why i take osteo bi-flex, to

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leicester hold the record for the most premierships titles, with 10.zealand won, and later apologised for causing that crash. south african charl schwartzel has won the biggest individual monetary prize ever awarded at a golf event. the 2011 masters champion claimed the controversial saudi—led liv golf invitational in hertfordshire, and picked up around $4 million us in prize money. schwartzel won by one shot at the centurion club. that golf event will continue to make headlines as that event carries on through the summer, so oregon next and many other destinations. figs next and many other destinations. as someone whose football club was once owned by an icelandic consortium, i may be wrong, but it's a patronising or metronomic way of naming people, so the woman you talked about, she is the daughter of constant, so if your name as thordar, you would be called thordarson. i think the manager of stoke, he had that naming convention. i manager of stoke, he had that naming convention. ~ , :, , , manager of stoke, he had that naming convention. ~' , :, , ,

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there�*s more on the bbc sport website, including saracens and leicester making it into rugby union�*nottingham 0pen final. that�*s all for now. thank you. that�*s all for now. tomorrow, on sunday morning on bbc one, sophie raworth will be speaking to the northern ireland secretary brandon lewis and labour�*s shadow chancellor rachel reeves. that�*s at 9am. for now, that�*s all from me. goodnight. if that rash occurs around the facial nerves, it can cause a sudden onset of hello, this is bbc news. a districtjudge in the united states has dismissed a rape lawsuit against the footballer cristiano ronaldo, after accusing the complainant�*s attorney of using leaked and stolen documents. a complaint had been filed against the manchester united and portgual player, alleging an assault in a las vegas hotel room in 2009. butjudge jennifer dorsey threw the case out, saying the woman�*s legal team had repeatedly used cyber—hacked confidential documents, which had tainted the case. ronaldo denies the accusations made against him. the number of people testing positive for covid—19, in scotland, r

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bottles, continue and made on going evacuations from the facility that the civilians are to sir leicester funds during the day, and a de mining operation continues in the dumbass republics with almost 30000 explosives and mines cleared by russian suffers for the help of the mining robots. of his eagerness, done of visits, one of the areas still to be the mind of $45.00 position abandoned by the green army in the town of a past liar, which saw heavy fighting last month with the special forces of the russian army. we are right now moving towards the positions quite recently captured from the ukrainian troops. and we're about to see the fortifications that they have both directed and dug into the ground. well over the past 8 years. and we're about to see what's left of them after the work of the russian artillery jets and well infantry. ah, i don't care when you are not as good as this was mute on trenches deep enough to safely shelter a man of average height sprout across the area. amid concrete laden fortifications, we find western supplied weapons ukrainian troops abandoned in a hurry, as

and a memorial ceremony has been held in honor of al jazeera john leicester in apple. ugly is early forces, short sharing in the head while she was on assignment in janine in the occupied west bank. oh, the headlines this. our talk to al jazeera is coming up next with queen maxima of the netherlands. during the colonization of africa, thousands of artifacts were removed by the major european powers. so double the french occupation gradually removed a lot of works. a new 3 part series tells the story of the struggle by african countries to we claim that price heritage. but it didn't happen overnight. we were robbed over time restitution. africa stolen out. coming soon on al jazeera ah al jazeera. where ever you lie? oh with she's one of the most popular members of the dutch royal family. and while famous had santiago have grabbed the international media attention. her majesty queen maxima of the netherlands as walk the extra mile to shine a light on a cause, close her heart. a banker and finance see it by training queen maximized travel, the world as the united nations secretary general spe

later, leicester tigers play northampton saints so those are the two semifinals and we will see who weca taking on the stormers, the leading 15—10 into the second half there and the winners of that will play the bulls in the final after they beat leinster last night. a very busy day of sport because qualifying for the azerbaijan grand prix hasjust gotten under way. it is on a circuit thatis gotten under way. it is on a circuit that is proving bunty. that bill was fastest in final practice earlier. the mexican edged out ferrari and bed bill team—mate max first up in. qualifying hasjust bed bill team—mate max first up in. qualifying has just under way but thatis qualifying has just under way but that is all the sport for now. the family of shaun pinner — one of the britons sentenced to death for fighting russian forces in ukraine have released a statement. shaun pinner is on the right of this image. the statement says: "as a ukrainian resident for over 4 years and contracted serving marine in the 36th brigade, of which he is very proud, shaun should be accorded all the rights of a prison

we went through leicester, as prices were supported by a tremendous amount of liquidity. >> i'm comfortable are in a bubble for value against growth, the way we measure it. kriti: those are some of our guests reacting to this week's selloff, our stocks do for a sustainable bounce? steve, thanks for joining and being here in person. let's talk about capitulation, we have seen volatility this week and six months. we are almost approaching the halfway point of 2022. a lot more red on the screen then green. what will it take to see that sustainable bounce in the equity market? steve: i have been asked about capitulation, the problem is, because i am asked about it a lot and everybody is asking about it, it is not you. it is everybody asking, when we have capitulation, that is the same thing as asking, when can i come in and buy. you do not get capitulation until everybody gets -- loses interest in buying. it is a perverse narrative, you get capitulation when nobody wants to look for it anymore. i see it in terms of the advanced klein numbers, in terms of volume -- up volume, down volume numbers

waiting more than two hours in the back of an ambulance at one of england's busiest a&e departments, leicesterient unexpectedly went into cardiac arrest and their thoughts were with the family. handover delays are, of course, part of a wider picture, reflecting the huge strain on hospitals and social care. the emergency department is full because the hospital's full and the hospital's full because staff are not able to discharge patients who would otherwise be ready to — either back to their own home or to social care or other community services because they in turn are full and we have seen real pressures in social care over the last few years that have meant that we've got less social care available than we had in the past. nhs england said thousands of patients were spending more time in hospital than needed. the department of health said extra funding had been allocated to ambulance services but a health safety watchdog has called for an immediate strategic national response to address patient safety issues. hugh pym, bbc news. lord geidt, the man who resigned as the prime minister's ethic

hat—trick for him but they will face the winners of the other which gets under way shortly between leicestered rugby championship as in the last five minutes else have been beaten by the stormont and south africa. that kick was converted to seal the win they will play in cape town next saturday. qualifying for the formula 1 grand prix in azerbaijan isjust about to finish and you can follow that on the bbc sport website as well but that is the sport for me for now. thank you very much indeed. the family of shaun pinner — one of the britons sentenced to death for fighting russian forces in ukraine have released a statement. shaun pinner is on the right of this image. the statement says: "as a ukrainian resident for over 4 years and contracted serving marine in the 36th brigade, of which he is very proud, shaun should be accorded all the rights of a prisoner of war according to the geneva convention , including full independent legal representation." the statement went on to call on all parties to ensure the safe release or exchange of shaun. police in brazil searching for a missing britishjour