he says he loves john lewis.— he loves john lewis. this talk sinks shi -. he loves john lewis.p. certainly, it's clear— he loves john lewis. this talk sinks ship. certainly, it's clear that - ship. certainly, it's clearthat this— ship. certainly, it's clearthat this is— ship. certainly, it's clearthat this is an— ship. certainly, it's clearthat this is an issue the government appeared — this is an issue the government appeared to be... it does seem to only in— appeared to be... it does seem to only in britain that a row about curtains — only in britain that a row about curtains could induct being curtains for the _ curtains could induct being curtains for the prime minister, curtains could induct being curtains forthe prime minister, but curtains could induct being curtains for the prime minister, but i don't think— for the prime minister, but i don't think it's — for the prime minister, but i don't think it's at — for the prime minister, but i don't think it's at that stage yet. it's ludicrous. _ think it's at that stage yet. it's ludicrous, but may be downing street have told

mischele lewis is a born caregiver.a little girl in southern new jersey, she daydreamed about working somewhere in medicine helping people. sure enough, as an adult she got her nursing degree and reported happily to the labor and delivery ward. you're with a team delivering babies, right? >> i do. it's wonderful every day. you connect with your patients. i'm there with them the whole way. i've cried with them. i've laughed with them. it's amazing. >> reporter: fellow nurse robin meyers said she was a natural as a nurse and a best friend. >> she's a light in a dark place. she's wonderful. she's the one trying to brighten up somebody else's bad day. >> reporter: but mischele has seen her own share of bad days. for years she struggled in a difficult marriage. eventually moving with her kids into her mother's house. >> she knew that she would be the single parent, and she put her best foot forward to do that. >> reporter: after calling it quits with her husband, she started to explore the possibility of finding new love. sh

good to be with you lewis. _ coming on the program. good to be with you lewis.lewis. give us the perspective from australia - be with you lewis. give us the l perspective from australia then and asia more widely because in europe, lots of fans, lots of organisers within the game are not happy at all. how is it being viewed there? i think there's been a similar reaction, certainly in australia. i can't speak for the whole of asia but in australia there are a lot of premier league fans in particular and i think their reaction has been one of stunned silence to a large degree, but also anger and disappointment that their favourite clubs, particularly the big six of england because the premier league is usually popular here, has decided to go down this road. i have to say it has been a little bit of a shock i think to all of us because we were all expecting on monday to hear that these revamped plans for the champions league had been rubberstamped with the expanding group stage instead of evolution, we got revolution. i think people are still digesting yet but a ver

when john lewis and i were in s ncc john lewis was lionized by the time he died. the state of georgia, they have already decided they will replace one of their statues in statuary hall with a likeness of john lewis. he deserves all of that. i must add that the state of florida is going to replace their confederate general, i never lived in florida and i can understand weight they had him there is a statue, they will take that out and replace it. these are historic things. there are other statues up there as well, harriet tubman, rosa parks but all of them were put there by congress. each state gets to statues. they have the right to put into statues in the capitol building. john lewis will be the second person of color as a statue. i think it's important for us to know but you have to understand that what has happened last summer with black lives matter, john and i talked about on the floor. we were talking one day at the back of the chamber after he told me that things with him were coming to an and, his illness was terminal and we talked about black lives matter

when john lewis and i were in sncc, john lewis was lionized by the time he died. and there is going to be, the state of georgia with all this other foolishness, they have already decided they're going to replace one of their statues in statuary hall with a likeness of john lewis. he deserves all of that. and i must add, that the state of florida is going to replace their confederate general. i never could understand why florida had him out there is one of their statues. they are going to take that out and replace it. so these are historic things. , there are other statues up there as you know, frederick douglass is in the capital. harriet tubman and rosa parks. but all of them were put there by congress. each state gets two statues. they have the right to put two statues in the capitol building. john lewis will be the second person of color honored with the statute, by a state. i think it's important for us to know. but you have to understand that what has happened last summer with black lives matter. john and i talked about on the floor. we were talking one day a

i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories: president biden urges world leaders to unite and fight —— dozens of people hurt in violent clashes in east jerusalem during rival demonstrations by palestinians and the far rightjewish group. there are running battles now between the palestinians and the israeli security forces. they are trying to move them back here but that's done grenade... —— that stun grenade... president biden urges world leaders to unite and fight climate change together as he pledges to cut us emissions by 50% of past levels by 2030. this is the decisive decade. this is the decade we must make decisions that will avoid the worst consequences of the climate crisis. the funeral of daunte wright, a black man shot dead after a routine traffic stop, has been taking place in the us city of minneapolis. well, we come today as the air fresheners for minnesota. we are trying to get the stench of police brutality out of the atmosphere. india's covid crisis — the country records the world's highest ever

i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories: the bbc has obtained disturbing videos which appear to show the massacre of unarmed civilians in northern ethiopia. george floyd's former girlfriend reflects on his life and their battle with addiction on day four of ex—police officer derek chauvin�*s trial. police in belgium clash with thousands of people attending a hoax concert in brussels. a judge has bans the sale of sneakers made by the rapper —— a judge bans the sale of sneakers made by the rapper lil nas x after sportswear giant nike launches a legal fight. and two youtube stars known for carrying out pranks escape long jail terms after a fake bank robbery stunt went wrong. hello, welcome to the programme. we start in northern ethiopia and some disturbing videos obtained by the bbc. they appear to show the killing of unarmed civilians by people apparently dressed in ethiopian army uniform. in november, the government launched a military campaign in the region of tigray — this was after an attack on an army bas

lewis and i sat in the back of the house _ lewis and i sat in the back of the house chamber— lewis andents unfold and we both concluded that we sensed . lives matter events unfold and we i both concluded that we sensed going on, both concluded that we sensed going on. that_ both concluded that we sensed going on. that which— both concluded that we sensed going on, that which we _ both concluded that we sensed going on, that which we felt _ both concluded that we sensed going on, that which we felt back _ both concluded that we sensed going on, that which we felt back in - both concluded that we sensed going on, that which we felt back in the - on, that which we felt back in the 60s _ on, that which we felt back in the 60s and — on, that which we felt back in the 60s. and that's _ on, that which we felt back in the 60s. and that's why— on, that which we felt back in the 60s. and that's why i— on, that which we felt back in the 60s. and that's why i spoke - on, that which we felt back in the 60s. and that's why i spoke out. 60s. and that's why i spoke out about— 60s. and that's why i spo

a rare mistake from lewis hamilton took him into the gravel.t back out eventually, unlike his team—mate, valtteri bottas, colliding with george russell's williams. bad enough to stop the race. some time, then, for recriminations... radio: what was he doing? honestly! ..and some reflection. but with the dust settled, the track cleared. hamilton, incredibly, raced back to second. verstappen, though, wouldn't be caught. a race from which no one knew what to expect ultimately had it all. adam wild, bbc news. next, there are rumours tonight that plans for a breakaway european super league are set to be announced. at least 5 premier league clubs are said to be involved. uefa and the premier league have come out to condemn the proposals. our football reporter simon stone has been following the developments and joins me now... there's a lot of speculation out there — what do we know at the moment? basically we know that 11 of european football's major clubs, three from spain, you can imagine real madrid, barcelona, atletico madrid, three from italy, ju

a rare mistake from lewis hamilton took him into the gravel.ate, valtteri bottas, colliding with george russell's williams. bad enough to stop the race. some time, then, for recriminations... radio: what was he doing? honestly! ..and some reflection. but with the dust settled, the track cleared. hamilton, incredibly, raced back to second. verstappen, though, wouldn't be caught. a race from which no one knew what to expect ultimately had it all. adam wild, bbc news. next to rugby union, bath have kept alive their hopes of a top—four premiership finish after a nail biting win over leicester tigers... they had been trailing 20 points to 14 with just three minutes to go, but will muir got over the line to score a try, with ben spencer's conversion sealing a late win. tom pidcock was denied the biggest win of his fledgling cycling career by the tiniest of margins at the amstel gold race in the netherlands. the 21—year—old is in his first season of road racing with ineos grenadiers. he made his move withjust under eight miles to go and with the finis

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lewis alexander, no more u.s.conomist off the back of a better-than-expected sales print retail. 9.8%, the number, 5.2% of the median estimate. the price action is interesting. yields fall by four basis points. 1.50 9% on the u.s. 10 year. tom: within the mix of the news, that is a huge deal. i love what neil dutta says. he goes for it. he also says the european union getting its act together. you have to watch the blended dxy statistic and we do not see it yet. euro through 1.20, will we get that? jonathan: looking forward to the conversation on bloomberg tv and radio. in the next hour i will be catching up with chetan ahya on this better economy, a better economy this man has been looking for for the best part of 10 months. keep waiting, tom. it is coming. in the 10 year treasury, 1.74 to close out march. back to below 1.60. jonathan: the way you got -- tom: the wave you got out of coinbase yesterday, you were courageous. jonathan: let's go for a drink later. is this it, really? this is bloomberg. ritika: with t

when john lewis and i, he was lionized by the time he died. the state of georgia, they have already decided they are going to replace one of the statues with the likeness of john lewis. he deserves all of that. i must add that the state of florida is going to replace their confederate general --i never could understand why they had him up there and they are going to replace it. these are historic things. there are other statues, frederick douglass in the capital, harriet tubman, rosa parks, but all of them were put there by congress. each state gets to statues. they have the right to put to statues -- each state gets two statues. they have the right to put two statues up. i think all of that is important for us to know. but you have to understand that what happened last summer with black lives matter, john and i talked about it on the floor. we sat in the back of the chamber talking and it was after he told me that things with him for coming to an end and his illness was terminal and we talked about black labs matter and what was going on in w

i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories: final preparations for the funeral of the duke of edinburgh — a ceremony partly planned by the duke himself. just keep your head down a little bit. we have a special report from ukraine, where tensions build. russian troops gather on the border. the diplomatic row between russia and the us intensifies: moscow orders ten american diplomats to pack up and leave. a weekend curfew comes into force in the indian capital delhi, as coronavirus cases rise sharply in the city and across the country. and the british actor helen mccrory — best known for her roles in the tv series peaky blinders and three harry potter films — has died of cancer at the age of 52. and hundreds of celebrity influencers have learned that they will finally be compensated for turning up, four years ago, to a music festival that never happened. hello, welcome to the programme. we start in the uk. final preparations are being made for the funeral of the duke of edinburgh at windsor castle. only 30 mourne

captain lewis had studied with him before he embarked on that expedition. and so, it was that those plants became most useful for further study. i have always believed that botany is foremost amongst the sciences. your next question, mr. light? >> well, mr. jefferson, it's quite clear that you have quite extensive gardens here. and brody asks how many plants you have in the garden? >> body. how many plants do i have in the garden? i would reckon to say, if you are speaking of flowers, upwards of 330 varieties. vegetables, much near the same. my vegetables, i cultivate along a thousand-foot garden. divided into 24 seconds, in which i cultivate various -- various vegetables. so, to state them, precisely, i dare say we will be here at the same spot, through next week. next question. >> with such extensive flower and vegetable gardens, who maintains and creates the gardens here? >> oh, you ask me, who maintains all of this beauty that surrounds us? well, i know, distinctly and properly, my people, the enslaved. all of what you see could not have been accomplish

the statement — the actor damian lewis. the statement - _ the actor damian lewis. lewis. tue: statement — i'll read that the actor damian lewis. tte: statement — i'll read that in the actor damian lewis. t"t2 statement — i'll read that in a moment, because i think we need to go back to her life. award—winning stage actress, a long history with the national theatre, the deep blue sea, they said today they were devastated, devastated by the news. movies, of course the harry potter films. she had a number of political roles, she was sharee blair twice in the queen and also sky fall, and the director, sam mendes, said she was astonishing talent and a fabulous person. and in britain especially, she is best known to tv audiences for playing the slightly terrifying aunt polly, the person who is the brains with her fingers on the purse string of the shelby clan. she also appeared on tvjust a few months ago with that campaign that matt lucas was talking about, raising money, providing food for nhs workers in the middle of the pandemic. by her side with her husband, damian l

and today, it was damian lewis who wrote, i am today, it was damian lewis who wrote, iam heartbrokene, i am heartbroken to announce that after an heroic battle with cancer the beautiful and mighty woman that is helen mccrory has died peacefully at home surrounded by a wave of love from friends and family. she died as she lived, fearlessly, god, we loved her and know how lucky we are to have had her in our lives. helen mccrory, 52, there were many great roles she had yet to play. the actress helen mccrory, whose death was announced today. let's turn now to the coronavirus pandemic, and the latest government figures show that there were 2,596 new coronavirus infections recorded in the latest 24—hour period, which means that on average the number of new cases reported per day in the last week is 2,588. the latest daily figure for the number of people across the uk in hospital with coronavirus is 2,291. 3a deaths were reported, that's people who died within 28 days of a positive covid—i9 test. on average in the past week, 26 deaths were announced every day. the total number of deaths so

i'm lewis vaughan jones.a ceremony partly planned by the duke himself. just keep your head down a little bit. we have a special report from ukraine, where tensions build. russian troops gather on the border. the diplomatic row between russia and the us intensifies: moscow orders ten american diplomats to pack up and leave. a weekend curfew comes into force in the indian capital delhi, as coronavirus cases rise sharply in the city and across the country. and the british actor helen mccrory — best known for her roles in the tv series peaky blinders and three harry potter films — has died of cancer at the age of 52. and hundreds of celebrity influencers have learned that they will finally be compensated for turning up,

i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories: final preparations for the funeral of the duke of edinburgh — a ceremony partly planned by the duke himself. just keep your head down a little bit. we have a special report from ukraine, where tensions build — russian troops gather on the border. the diplomatic row between russia and the us intensifies — moscow orders ten american diplomats to pack up and leave. and president biden holds his first in—person meeting with a foreign leader — japan's prime minister yoshihide suga welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. the funeral of the duke of edinburgh will take place at windsor castle on saturday. only thirty mourners will attend the service inside st george's chapel, as a result of coronavirus restrictions. many aspects of the funeral, including the music, were planned in advance by prince philip himself. our royal correspondent, nicholas witchell, reports. a husband and wife, plainly happy in each other�*s company — a previously private image

brandon lewis condemned those behind the attacks.ally unacceptable. attacks on police officers are utterly reprehensible. those engaged in this destruction and disorder do not represent the people of northern ireland. the reasons, he said, were complex, but had been fuelled over a lack of prosecutions of those who attended a funeral for a former ira member and tensions over checks on goods entering northern ireland from great britain, agreed as part of that uk—eu brexit deal. but the answer to all these issues and any others lie in dialogue, engagement, and the democratic process, not through violence or disorder. it is incumbent on all of us engaged in political discourse to support northern ireland in leaving its divisive past behind and continuing instead to look ahead to all of the opportunities of the future. for labour, the violence was unjustified and unjustifiable. the prime minister made promises to the people of northern ireland that there would be no border with great britain, knowing full well his brexit deal would introd

and formulae not went to see lewis hamilton last yearjust before the race. hamilton last yearjust before the race.— year 'ust before the race. i love that yearjust before the race. i love that story- _ yearjust before the race. i love that story. we'll _ yearjust before the race. i love that story. we'll have _ yearjust before the race. i love that story. we'll have to - yearjust before the race. i love that story. we'll have to see i yearjust before the race. i love| that story. we'll have to see the cat visits ahead of this weekend. one of the other talking points todayis one of the other talking points today is valtteri bottas, and mercedes are now the hunters, not the hunted any more. and i suppose thatjust the hunted any more. and i suppose that just underlies this the hunted any more. and i suppose thatjust underlies this competition developing the season? we thatjust underlies this competition developing the season?— thatjust underlies this competition developing the season? we saw three weeks a . o developing the season? we saw three weeks ago that _

his father, lewis, a kind man who was as wise as he was strong.er, harry, who worked hard and said little. together, they were the hunter family. for over 80 years, the hunter family has owned this farm. the boy's grandfather and his father before him planted cotton and tobacco. but ever since james' father was old enough to lift an ax, he had been a woodsman, cutting and hauling logs. his tools were the simple tools of the forest, the axe and the two-handled saw. ♪ to james, like any other farmboy, there were two kinds of chores -- those he would rather do, and those he would rather not, but did anyhow. ♪ ♪ the muscles he was so proud of were hardened at the pump handle, and strengthened by the weight of water carried in a bucket. ♪ the hunters owned a truck for carrying the cut logs to the mill, and a mare call lady who dragged the logs from the forest. the hunters have always worked for themselves, not for wages, and their earnings depended on how hard they worked. ♪ and so, on this day that james would always remember, he and his father and hi

i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories: final preparations for the funeral of the duke of edinburgh — a ceremony partly planned by the duke himself. just keep your head down a little bit. we have a special report from ukraine, where tensions build. russian troops gather on the border. the diplomatic row between russia and the us intensifies: moscow orders ten american diplomats to pack up and leave. and the british actor helen mccrory, best known for her roles in the tv series peaky blinders and three harry potter films, has died of cancer at the age of 52. hello and welcome to the programme. final preparations are being made for the funeral of the duke of edinburgh at windsor castle. the archbishop of canterbury, who will play a key part in the service, told the bbc the queen, as a grieving widow, now found herself in the same position as millions of others who've lost family members in the pandemic. the funeral will be a more muted event, with people being told not to go to windsor because of covid restri

the sort of sneering statement about john lewis. _ of sneering statement about john lewis, which is whyr's _ lewis, which is why the prime minister's had to try to deflect that, — minister's had to try to deflect that, you _ minister's had to try to deflect that, you shouldn't be in a position where _ that, you shouldn't be in a position where you — that, you shouldn't be in a position where you have to say that, and you are because — where you have to say that, and you are because of silly things that have _ are because of silly things that have been said by certain people or people _ have been said by certain people or people around you. and someone at number— people around you. and someone at number ten — people around you. and someone at numberten has got people around you. and someone at number ten has got to start taking a -rip number ten has got to start taking a grip of— number ten has got to start taking a grip of the _ number ten has got to start taking a grip of the situation. there does need _ grip of the situation. there does need to— grip of the situation. there does need

captain lewis studied with him before embarking on that expedition. they became useful for further study. i always believed that botany is foremost amongst the sciences. your next question, mr. light? >> well, mr. jefferson, it's clear that you have extensive gardens here. body asks, how many plants do you have in the garden? >> i would reckon to say, if you're speaking of flowers, upwards of 330 varieties. of vegetables, much near the same. my vegetables i cultivate long 1,000 foot of garden divided into 24 sections in which i cultivate various vegetables. to state them precisely, i dare say we will be here at the same spot through next week. next question. >> with such extensive flower and vegetable gardens, who maintains and creates the gardens here? >> you ask me who maintains all of this beauty that surrounds us. well, i know distinctly and properly. my people, the enslaved. all of what you see could not have been accomplished without that i shall attentions, without their aid, without their artistry. i may have come up with some ideas and many o

and his name is bobby lewis. >> he was kind of -- i'll say infamous. >> bobby lewis was the only inmaterer. it was just bizarre. so he was already kind of this -- this sort of celebrity behind bars. and now danny rolling shows up. >> i met him the first day he come to prison here. when me and him started talking occasionally, he would start to bring up something about gainesville, and i'd tell him i don't want to hear about it. >> according to bobby lewis, danny told him about killing the students at gainesville and had provided a lot of the details. >> did he say he wanted to confess? >> yes, sir. he said, "i want to tell you some things. i want you to go tell the authorities in gainesville so they'll know i'm serious." >> we end up getting a letter, a handwritten letter from bobby lewis, outlining what he says danny rolling told him. >> we knew this letter was legit. there's information in that letter that only the killer knew. so we tell lewis that, hey, this is good information. we appreciate it. but it's still not rolling telling us. >> and so danny devised this concocted idea that

john lewis was my parishioner. i was honored, on many occasions, to stand with him as we took people to vote after church at ebenezer. he understood that our democracy transcends all levels. and he nearly died defending it. today, our country faces the most widespread assault on voting rights since that era. the four most powerful words in a democracy are the people have spoken. the highest and most sacred action the senate can take is to protect the right of the people like it did in 1965 as we move forward with this discussion. i have asked myself on many occasions, what would have happened had we not had federal legislation affirming the covenant of our democracy in 1965? where would georgia be? how would it prosper on the other side of the segregationist curtain. had we not acted, would our country look like? surely i would not be sitting here as only the 11th black senator in the history of our country and the first in georgia. maybe that is the point. it concerns me that some don't hear the irony in their sta

and they said thank you lisa lewis in paris. let's take a look now at some other stories making headlines around the world i mean inlaid is commemorating the estimated 1500000 of their ancestors killed by autumn and turks in the 1950 the us is expected to join around 30 other nations informally recognizing the massacre as genocide historians regard the killings as the 1st genocide of the 20th 20th century turkey rejects to turn. more ships and aircraft are joining the search for the indonesian submarine missing since wednesday in the sea hopes are fading of finding the vessel and its 53 crew members the navy says the diesel powered submarine may have run out of office again and sunk too deep to recover multiple countries are assisting in the if it. were the u.s. health officials say the use of the johnson and johnson covert 19 vaccine could resume immediately back to the nation's using the single dose shot would temporarily halted 11 days ago that's after a small number of people developed a rare blood clot in the brain after th

nightmare of downing — like the john lewis nightmare of downing street.ion. that kind of snobbery that the stick well with the public and it— that the stick well with the public and it makes it seem like a nasty ntan— and it makes it seem like a nasty man tony— and it makes it seem like a nasty man tony and type and that is not the reputation he has been building up the reputation he has been building up over— the reputation he has been building up over the years. now this has happened~ _ up over the years. now this has happened. it could sit very badly but as— happened. it could sit very badly but as i— happened. it could sit very badly but as i say, there's a chance that i but as i say, there's a chance that i want _ but as i say, there's a chance that i want it— but as i say, there's a chance that i want it badly at all and it won't realty— i want it badly at all and it won't really be — i want it badly at all and it won't really be reflected in local elections next week and he just remains — elections next week and he just remains to be seen. the elec

joining us from brooklyn is nicole lewis, a staff writer with the marshall project. want to start with a study you conducted and what it tells you about the prison population and the coronavirus. guest: the marshall project has been keeping track of covid cases in prisons. and what we know is about 400,000 people have tested positive for covid and in these numbers are slowly increasing each week, but what we know about that number is it's likely an undercount. many systems did not conduct widespread testing, only testing based on severe symptoms, so they are missing a widespread of asymptomatic or mildly symptomatic cases. we know about 2500 incarcerated people have died from covid-19. and what is important to point out is these rates are higher than the rates of recorded deaths and positivity in the general community. for the number of cases as of mid february, that was four times higher the rate than outside of prisons, the death rate was about three times higher than the community rate. so covid has hit the prisons hard. host: you focus on michigan, and all the st

and formula one lewis hamilton secured pole position in a thrilling qualifying session for the emily of romagna grand prix in italy the day began with a bang as you keep to no doubt crashed his alpha tower really early on in the 2nd qualifying heat redpolls bettis set the fastest time but he was picked to top spot in the final round as reigning world champion lewis hamilton claimed pole position by less than $400.00 ths of a 2nd. i want to weigh in is up next is the story a photographer atar the news will be back at the top of the hour in the meantime you can get all the latest headlines on our web site that is d.w. dot com or follow us on twitter and instagram and didn't we need to call for that for me and the entire team in the newsroom thank you so much for a company. worried about the. army of people in the green zones post it to me it's clear remains true. join me for a deep dive into the green transformation for me for you to come.

a rare mistake from lewis hamilton took him into the gravel.valtteri bottas, colliding with george russell's williams. bad enough to stop the race. some time, then, for recriminations... radio: what was he doing? honestly! ..and some reflection. but with the dust settled, the track cleared. hamilton, incredibly, raced back to second. verstappen, though, wouldn't be caught. a race from which no one knew what to expect ultimately had it all. adam wild, bbc news. there's much more on the bbc sport website, including details of another good day for mark cavendish in turkey. clive. it's nearly 180 million miles away from earth, but this small helicopter could make history tomorrow by attempting the first powered flight on another planet. these are images sent back from mars of the craft ingenuity, carrying out its final checks. rebecca morelle reports. the parachute has deployed and we are seeing... this mission has already revealed mars as never seen before, with the first ever footage of a thrilling descent, as the rover is lowered down to the mar

i'm lewis vaughan jones.ur top stories: royal crisis injordan — former crown prince hamza accused of plotting to destabilise the country. new coronavirus restrictions in india's worst affected state, as the country records the world's highest number of daily infections. the florida reservoir leaking toxic waste—water, and the battle to prevent an environmental disaster. and tears ofjoy, the swimmer who's qualified for the tokyo olympics after being diagnosed with leukemia. the half—brother of the king ofjordan is being investigated for allegedly plotting with foreign parties to destabilise the kingdom. in a video sent to the bbc, prince hamzah bin hussein denied being part of any conspiracy, but he accused jordan's leaders of corruption and incompetence. our chief international correspondent lyse doucet reports on this unprecedented crisis withinjordan�*s ruling family. a young prince at the heart of a major royal rift. hamzah, 41 years old, graduate of sandhurst in the uk, harvard in the us. now he says he's

from media tycoon shimmy ally or a former lawmaker icons of the opposition movement like martin lee lewis know this father of 2 marcus issue of the charges carries a maximum 5 year jail term. was these cases just the tip of the iceberg with over 10000 i do suggested. is the 1st among the 9 charges for which he's on trial beijing's recently imposed sweeping national security law and his overhaul of the city's electrode system intensify the fear we should all denies hong kong's tenement morning vigil every year calling for an end to china's one party movement taking place and that to take to make him a prime target and beijing security this year he will likely be absent for the very 1st time in this era in a way a big part of the struggle now i would call. by saying that this is already. a blessing for me i would only have to go to jail after 40 years of activism in hong kong. but i'm ready to pay the price and ready to face it having witnessed hong kong's decades long struggle the 64 year old activist is not optimistic but he believes that his successors will continue to fight for democrac

that is still ahead of valtteri bottas, who struggles contrasted struggled with lewis hamilton.rything out of his mercedes to set a time nobody could better. surprisingly, it was sergio perez who got closest, beating max verstappen to the front row with just a second appearance for red bull. lt just a second appearance for red bull. , ., ., , ., bull. it is great, we finally have the two red _ bull. it is great, we finally have the two red bulls _ bull. it is great, we finally have the two red bulls there. - bull. it is great, we finally have the two red bulls there. it - bull. it is great, we finally have the two red bulls there. it will| the two red bulls there. it will make the strategy harder and it will be a real challenge tomorrow because they have great race pace. i am just so happy. {lin they have great race pace. i am “ust so ha - . , ._ they have great race pace. i am “ust sohau. , .,, they have great race pace. i am “ust sohau. , ., so happy. on thursday, paris said this race can _ so happy. on thursday, paris said this race can be _ so happy. on thursday, paris said

brandon lewis is having talks is afternoon. | lewis is having talks is afternoon.d to come from, despite all the reasons that you say are there and that you have outlined there, what needs to happen? is a political leadership that can start unlocking this?— political leadership that can start unlocking this? political leadership is crucial. first _ unlocking this? political leadership is crucial. first of— unlocking this? political leadership is crucial. first of all, _ unlocking this? political leadership is crucial. first of all, that - is crucial. first of all, that challenge lies here in northern ireland with the executive. parties need to address their wider differences and they also need to invest in a whole range of social and economic interventions to try to address poverty and lack of opportunity, lack of employment in some of these areas, but frankly, there is a role for the uk government as well and particularly last night, all we saw from the prime minister were platitudes in the form of a tweet. it is good that brandon lewis is here today having meetin

the next one for you, david, is from lewis in kettering. i david, is from lewis in kettering.e events and have been associated with the first dose. if you have — associated with the first dose. if you have already had the jab you should _ you have already had the jab you should definitely get the second one because _ should definitely get the second one because it _ should definitely get the second one because it will boost your response to the _ because it will boost your response to the vaccine and therefore, would .ive to the vaccine and therefore, would give you _ to the vaccine and therefore, would give you better protection against infection. — give you better protection against infection, which has a very big possibility. so yeah, definitely the risk of— possibility. so yeah, definitely the risk of not — possibility. so yeah, definitely the risk of not getting the second jab is considerable. | risk of not getting the second “ab is considerable.�* risk of not getting the second “ab is considerable. i can read in what lewis is saying — is considerable. i can read in what

lewis capaldi lewis ca paldi at last lewis capaldi at last year's brit awards ad london's o2 arena when will be allowed into watch the likes of dua lipa and arlo parks perform. half thousand tickets will be given to the front—line key workers in the greater london area. the ceremony is the first major indoor music event to become a designated government test event. those in the crowd will not have to socially distance or wear a mask once in the venue, but will have to provide a negative lateral flow test to be allowed in. they will also be asked to take a test afterwards for research purposes. this will be the first music show at the at the 02 first music show at the at the o2 in more than two years. now here's the sport. hello i'm tt and this is your sports news, where after three days of turmoil involving the european super league, the action returned to the pitch, with one of clubs that was involved in the attempted breakaway, manchester city, in action. pep guardiola's side got back to winning ways despite aston villa taking the lead inside the first minute, before goals from phil f

it's so nice to hear congressman john lewis' voice there again. but that kind of odd backwards politics episode, 15 years ago, 2006 -- the republican party unsuccessfully trying to head off a shellacking at the polls, trying to repair their image with black voters, making a big show out of moving early to reauthorize the voting rights act of 1965, they ran into problems with their own members in congress who didn't support the voting rights act, and we saw this very unusual thing at the time, the biggest corporations in the company stepped up. walmart first, but at&t and pharmaceutical companies. all all the biggest corporations stepped up and stepped into the ring, and helped them get the vote right and helped them get voting rights act done. it was a short victory. they did reauthorize the voting rights act and got their big photo op out of and it tried to help themselves out to no avail. but for voting rights themselves it would only be a few years later in 2013 when a supreme court conservative majority would rip the guts out of the voting rig

civil war from the conflicts outset all the way to turn of the industry, henry lewis gates jr.claims that, quote, in breathtaking volume the scholar deborah wallace reveals fullness of their inhumanity through a photographic record interprets but paper trail they left behind the at once intimate and panoramic the black civil war soldier is both a major contribution to civil war studies, and an album of our ancestors journey at the critical hour of american history that belongs to all of us as the defendants of their sacrifice. high praise indeed let's get right to it thank you so much for being here, and please attack it away. >> thank you, thank you jason. >> hello everyone really excited to see everyone here. it is 76 maine here this is a moment in terms of experience of the free of philadelphia i spent many hours as a young girl and a student in this city of philadelphia as studying also exploring the library so it is an honor to be here. this focuses on my instant project, and has been by jason black civil war soldier a story about examine of the public memory of the civil

lewis goodall reporting there.at a religous festival in israel. the country's prime minister calls it one of the worst disasters in the nation's history. security worries over the prime minister's phone after it's revealed his phone number's been freely available online for the last 15 years. police investigating the murder of community support officer julia james in kent say they've found no motive or suspect. a global coalition of more than 60 leaders from technology companies and law enforcement is calling for "aggressive and urgent" action against ransomware, which is a malicious software that infects a victim's computer. the attacker then sends a message saying a ransom needs to be paid to unblock it. gangs are routinely targeting schools, local government and hospitals. 0ur cyber reporterjoe tidy has been speaking with two victims of recent attacks. we are a normal swiss office supply company. why the hell are you hacking us? everything was gone, there is no communication anymore. and they were the worst thre

i'm lewis vaughan jones i'm lewis vaughanjones and this is bbc news. hello there.ay, and temperatures may be a little higher than they were over the weekend. it certainly was a cold weekend, and we had widespread wintry showers developing, even had some snow here for a while in greater london. a lot of those wintry showers are fading away, but we still have cold air across the uk. high pressure towards the south—west — and running around the top of it, this weak weather front has been bringing some damp weather into northern ireland, that's pushing into parts of wales and southern england. there could briefly be a little bit of sleet and snow as we run into the colder air. and we start monday with a widespread frost, perhaps some icy patches. lowest temperatures in scotland and northern england, where we have the clearer skies. maybe still some damp weather, a bit of rain or wintering us across parts of wales will soon move into southern england. that doesn't last long, cloud breaks, sunshine comes through, we're left with the odd shower. most of the showers will f

i'm lewis vaughn that's it from me. i'm lewis vaugthones. this is bbc news. bye. hello there.pressure nearby, we should see quite a bit of sunshine around, though it'll be cold with overnight frost so gardeners and growers, beware. and then as we head on into easter monday, a significant cold, arctic blast will bring us a mixture of sunshine and also wintry showers. so for good friday, we've got high pressure building in, some slightly cooler air around it and it will be breezier across northern and eastern areas. here's where we'll see most of the cloud — northern—eastern scotland, eastern england, maybe the odd light shower around through the morning. through the day, it looks like eastern air in parts of england will stay rather cloudy and breezy and cool. further west, the best of the sunshine, and it's here from northern ireland down through wales and the south west where we could make 13 or 1a celsius, otherwise, a lot cooler across northern and eastern areas. as we head through good friday night and into saturday morning, it'll stay quite breezy and cloudy across the ea

i'm lewis vaughan jones.rial of the former police officer charged with killing george floyd retires to consider it's verdict — the case is seen as key moment in us race relations and policing. plans for 12 of europe's top football clubs to form a breakaway super—league have been greeted with outrage. nasa says a new chapter in space exploration has been opened after a successful test flight of a drone on mars. it's the first powered, controlled flight by an aircraft on another planet. the drone, called ingenuity, was airborne for around a0 seconds. more ambitious flights are planned for the days ahead. here's our science correspondent rebecca morelle. it was a flight that lasted just a0 seconds. but by hovering in the martian air, turning and then landing, nasa's ingenuity helicopter made history. applause. confirmed. ingenuity has performed its first flight. and this was the moment mission control learned of the success. human beings have neverflown a rotorcraft outside of our own earth's atmosphere. we don'