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lewis hamilton will start from sixth. ben croucher reports.d bull. well, enter player three. no, not him, but the greatest one formula i have had for the past few years, but... mercedes have struggled so far this season, but car updates for the spanish grand prix were supposed to boost lewis hamilton and george russell closer to the front. how much closer? that depended on the usual pretenders. mercedes would get a shot at goal, although that final shot at qualifying would miss brit norris. pressure building, first to crack? championship leader charles leclerc. it meant he had it all to do with one flying lap for pole. as rival max verstappen was hit by power problems, charles leclerc was inch perfect to take his fourth pole in six races, ahead of max verstappen and team—mate carlos. as for that mercedes revival? mussel fourth, hamilton six. on sunday, you may well have seen them at the front already this season. ben croucher, bbc news. well, let's get more from our formula one reporter, jennie gow, who's out in barcelona. good evening, jenny.

first to suffer was lewis hamilton, and kevin magnuson punctured a tyre on the opening lap, droppingen lewis knew what he was doing. max verstappen slipping from second to fourth. a problem then with this red bull let them struggling to task george russell. championship leader's misfortune was more severe. oh, no! leader's misfortune was more severe. 0h,no! �*, ., ., oh, no! verstappen's team ordered seru io oh, no! verstappen's team ordered sergio perez _ oh, no! verstappen's team ordered sergio perez to _ oh, no! verstappen's team ordered sergio perez to let _ oh, no! verstappen's team ordered sergio perez to let the _ oh, no! verstappen's team ordered sergio perez to let the dutchman i oh, no! verstappen's team ordered l sergio perez to let the dutchman by. hamilton's come back with more remarkable. finishing fifth. costing him a higher place.— remarkable. finishing fifth. costing him a higher place. because i was in the training. — him a higher place. because i was in the training. i _ him a higher place. because i was in the training, i tried _ him a higher place. because i was

the first to suffer in barcelona was seven time champion lewis hamilton.ext up, defending to champion max verstappen slipping to fourth. a problem with his red bull left him struggling to pass george russells. the misfortune was more severe was engine problems ending his race. after verstappen passed russell, his red bull team ordered race leader sergio perez to let the dutchman by to go on to claim his fourth win of the season. hamilton's come back with more remarkable, finishing fifth, a late cooling leak causing him a higher place. cooling leak causing him a higher lace, �* . ., , cooling leak causing him a higher lace. �* , place. because i was in the training. — place. because i was in the training. i— place. because i was in the training. i try _ place. because i was in the training, i try to _ place. because i was in the training, i try to pass, - place. because i was in the training, i try to pass, butl place. because i was in the | training, i try to pass, but it wasn't working. that made it very tough, but we managed to do this and get ahead agai

lewis hamilton will start from sixth. ben croucher reports. formula 1 felt familiar this season, there are a battling red bull? well, into player three. no, there are a battling red bull? well, into playerthree. no, not there are a battling red bull? well, into player three. no, not him, there are a battling red bull? well, into playerthree. no, not him, but the greatest one formula 1 have had for the past few years, but... was supposed to push lewis hamilton goes to the front. how much closer? well, that he depend on the usual pretenders. mercedes would get a shot at goal, although that final part of qualifying would miss mr norris. pressure building, first to crack, championship leader charles leclerc. it meant he had it all to do with one flying lap for paul, as rival max. verstappen was hit by power problems, charles leclerc was inch perfect to take his fourth pole inch perfect to take his fourth pole in six races ahead of max verstappen and team—mate carlos. ahead of that revival, muscle fourth, hamilton six. on sunday, you may well have

max verstappen had to make do with fourth on another frustrating day for lewis hamilton.off their wheels around the tight twisty circuit, this playground carries danger around every corner. the main protagonist aid in one piece, and when it was time to take it right to the wall, ferrari's charles leclerc had the edge, feeling right at home. lewis hamilton committee times a winner here, only managed eighth behind lando norris and team—mate george russell. as everyone tried to catch leclerc, some were left chasing their tails. leclerc, some were left chasing theirtails. sergio leclerc, some were left chasing their tails. sergio perez lost a rare, and remember the danger around every corner? callow assignees didn't see it coming. the world's riches, brightest and fattest may flock here but to go fast a little note local knowledge can go a long way. —— brightest and fastest. next to the french open tennis — where the world number two danil medede is into the last 16. —— medvedev. he's yet to drop a set despite playing on clay which he says he doesn't always enjoy. the russian

max verstappen had to make do with fourth on another frustrating day for lewis hamilton.hts, fast cars and 20 drivers got to show off their wheels around the tight twisty circuit, this playground carries danger around every corner. the main protagonist stayed in one piece, and when it was time to take it right to the wall, ferrari's charles leclerc had the edge, feeling right at home. lewis hamilton, three times a winner here, only managed eighth behind lando norris and team—mate george russell. as everyone tried to catch leclerc, some were left chasing their tails. sergio perez lost a rear, and remember the danger around every corner? sainz didn't see it coming. the world's richest, brightest and fastest may flock here but to go fast a little note local knowledge can go a long way. so after retiring from the lead last weekend in barcelona, could leclerc�*s fortunes be changing at a track where he's never even finished a race? let's hear from the two title contenders. iamso i am so incredibly happy. it has been a very smooth weekend until now, i knew the pace was in the c

quarterback tom brady and f-1 driver lewis hamilton and they sat down with us ahead of miami's grandnd this joint interview they talk about what it takes to achieve legendary status, above and beyond simply winning. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i've been coming out here for years. and having to explain what formula 1 is about, for so long. like a broken tape. you know, like a parrot. and i never understood knowing how going to tom's games and going to watch the nba, and knowing how amazing the fan base is out here, it was so passionate about sport in this country. and then, not understanding why they are not connecting with our sport, part of it is because we, at one stage we didn't have one grand prix here, and then we only had one, and now we are expanding. i'm excited to see everyone, it's like it's our super bowl. >> what have you seen in each other that propelled you to greatness? >> i look at tom, and he is such an icon and legend. how he is able to do what he does time and time again, year on year. i don't think that enough people can appreciate that. and it's understandable. tom is the only o

at the restart, lewis hamilton was stuck in eighth, just where he started.e lead. but it was so close. through the narrow streets, perezjust held on. he wins the monaco grand prix! leclerc had missed out and this extraordinary race had a winner not from monaco, but mexico. joe lynskey, bbc news. australia's jai hindley has won the giro d'italia, after safely finishing stage 21 in verona. over 2000 miles and three weeks of racing ended with an 11—mile individual time trial. hindley started with a lead of one minute 25 seconds after taking the pinkjersey yesterday and never looked in any trouble. he's become the first australian to win the race. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the sports news today. at the first bmx world cup meeting of the year in glasgow, olympic champion beth shriever led for most of the women's final, but after going wide on the last corner, she was beaten on the line by laura smulders in a photo finish. the gujarat titans have won the ipl in their first—ever season. they beat the rajasthan royals by seven wicke

lewis hamilton will start from sixth. i think we may well have a new tennis superstar.ning by winning the madrid 0pen. he beat alexander zverev in straight sets. it comes as he beat rafa nadal in the quarters and world number one novak djokovic in the semi—finals. he'll rise to six in the world. watch out for him at the french open later this month. that's all from sportsday. hello. the weather's been pretty quiet this weekend thanks to the close proximity of a big area of high pressure. through sunday, most of us enjoyed a lot of dry weather and some spells of warm sunshine. beautiful views here in pembrokeshire. the high pressure is now beginning to drift its way eastwards, and we look towards the atlantic, from where our weather will be fed to us for the week ahead. areas of low pressure pushing in to the north of the uk, weather fronts trying to progressively work their way south. 0vernight, it should stay dry for england and wales. clear skies, a few patches of mist and fog first thing monday, quite chilly across parts of east anglia and the southeast with rural lo

lewis hamilton will start from sixth. ben croucher reports.ling red bull? well, into player three. no, not him, there are a battling red bull? well, into playerthree. no, not him, but the greatest one formula 1 have had for the past few years, but... was supposed to push lewis hamilton goes to the front. how much closer? well, that he depend on the usual pretenders. mercedes would get a shot at goal, although that final part of qualifying would miss mr norris. pressure building, first to crack, championship leader charles leclerc. it meant he had it all to do with one flying lap

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i sat down with tom brady and the tom brady of f1, lewis hamilton this week.start this season but he shared with us his mindset when he and his team face adversity. >> we have responsibility to pick each other up and put us through those difficult times that we grow stronger and closer. we pull tighter and dig deeper than we ever thought. they say you have to dig deep. you can always dig deeper. >> incredible focus, determination, grit from each of those warriors. that allowed them to become successful. we'll see how lewis hamilton and team mercedes do later today from miami gardens for f1. >> thanks for that. someone out there is enjoying those 80-1 winnings. have fun with that. >>> we'll have more news coming up in the next hour. hope you'll stay with us. we'll be right back. more protection, more sun, more joy. neutrogena® beach defense® and their families, nerogena® for people wh skin. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (vo) verizon business unlimited is going ultra! get more. like manny. event planning with our best plan ever. (manny) yeah, that's what i do. (vo) with 5g ultra wide

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at the restart, lewis hamilton was stuck in eighth, just where he started. the narrow streets, perry has just held on. he wins the monaco grand prix! leclerc had missed out and this extraordinary race had a winner not from monaco, but mexico. joe lynskey, bbc news. the record—breaking jockey lester piggott, who won the derby nine times, has died at the age of 86. in all, he recorded almost 4,500 winners in a career that started in 1948, when he was 12 years old. he was admitted to hospital in switzerland, where he lived, last week. he was jailed for three years in 1987 for tax fraud but returned to racing after his release. 0ur sports correspondent andy swiss reports. lester has it in the bag! when it came to the art of winning, few could match lester piggott. his statistics are staggering. nearly 5,000 victories across a career spanning almost half a century. he rode his first winner back in 1948 at the age ofjust 12. it was a feat that made the headlines, and plenty more would follow. in 1954, while still a teenager, he won the derby, the first of a record

lewis hamilton, the man he beat to the f1 title last season, has been out playing golf with nfl quarterbackr. it'll be at the hard rock stadium. there is a part that you're excited and then there is the nervous part. it is a new circuit. there's not a lot of time to practice, so it's exciting when you get out on a new course. you are discovering all the different features of the circuit and surroundings, and it's been a dream for our sport to be in miami. we've been here to see other sports, but our sport will hopefully earn its right to be here this week and put on a great show for everyone. reminder, rangers into theirfirst european final since 2008. and that's all the sport for now. while most places stayed dry on thursday, during friday, we're going to see some wetter weather slowly moving southwards across the uk. before you rub your hands with glee if you're in an area that's been very dry of late, the further south you are, the system will be weakening and there won't be much rain left for you by the time we get into friday night. here's the weather system, though. here it is moving

lewis hamilton will start from sixth. i'm very happy. from 1—3, it wasn't a great _ i'm very happy.lesen is the 2022 british masters champion, and he secured the win with this stunning eagle—birdie finish at the belfry, finishing on ten under par. remarkable way to win a tournament. scotland's connor syme and richie ramsay finished tied third on eight under. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. hello, and a very warm welcome to the film review on bbc news. i'mjane hill, and taking us through this week's releases is mark kermode. hi, mark. what have you been watching? so, big week — we have dr strange in the multiverse of madness, the title of which i think is pretty self—explanatory. we have wild men — midlife crisis for men not actually that wild. and this much i know to be true, which is a documentary about nick cave and warren ellis, about whose music i'm a huge fan. mm, good mixture. yes. so, dr strange in the multiverse of madness, which is a very cumbersome title, isn't it? benedict cumberbatch, who was recently seen as doctor strange in spider—ma

they have had problems with performance but george russell finished in all races and lewis hamilton hasm. you mentioned that about mercedes as a positive feeling from them yesterday and in terms of what they can do now for recovery from a rather unwilling start, not written them at all, hamilton fifth and remarkable given how far down the grid he dropped towards the start of the race so if there are assigned their look is changing the moment? flat there are assigned their look is changing the moment?- there are assigned their look is changing the moment? not so sure about their luck— changing the moment? not so sure about their luck if— changing the moment? not so sure about their luck if you _ changing the moment? not so sure about their luck if you look - changing the moment? not so sure about their luck if you look at - changing the moment? not so sure about their luck if you look at the l about their luck if you look at the start of the race where hamilton had his tire damaged and had to fall back to the end of the field and get back to the end of the field and get back to the end o

lewis hamilton was way off the pace, down in 12th calling the monte carlo street circuit, the bumpiestthe rajastan royals to a crucial victory against the royal challengers bangalore by seven wickets. they'll now play the gujarat titans in the ipl final on sunday. and that's all the sport for now. hello there. conditions turning cooler because of the keyed northerly wind which will feed arctic air down across the country for the see showers developing covert many into sunday for the high pressure will bring a lot of finer dry weather to start of the weekend but is it drift towards iceland during the weekend it will allow this colder air to move down on the northerly breeze, which will be quite fresh across northern and eastern scotland in eastern england through the day on saturday. this is where will see most cloud with a few showers darted around, the best of the sun shines out the sun shines all that was what we could see 19, maybe 20 degrees across south wales. the low teens across from north sea coast. you can see on sunday that blue hue, the cooler air spreading southwards across

the alpine driver says that lewis hamilton still has time to come good this season, even though the seven—timeod car and you still need to fight and make some progress. and this year, we see that the driver is very important in formula 1, but not crucial. he's driving as good as he has been the last eight years, and he was dying to micah dominating the sport and breaking all the records, 100 something pole positions, and now he's one second behind in australia. now he's one second behind in australia-— australia. how do you see the current battle _ australia. how do you see the current battle? _ australia. how do you see the current battle? we _ australia. how do you see the current battle? we had - australia. how do you see the current battle? we had a - australia. how do you see the - current battle? we had a fantastic camping trip _ current battle? we had a fantastic camping trip last _ current battle? we had a fantastic camping trip last year, _ current battle? we had a fantastic camping trip last year, and - camping trip last year, and this year, i think it's looking that way again, you k

lewis hamilton let the bling do the talking in today's press conference. look at this. showed up wearing three watches, eight rings, four necklaces and if one earring is not enough on each year, why not where to? hamilton said there is plenty to do in miami if he does not race. he is not lying there. reminds me of the old days when i used to show up with the double earrings. absolutely not. >> bring back the old days. >>> up next, the flower business booming again. or should i say blooming again? for mother's day. what to expect ♪ >>> i feel like we should do a chat. sunday is mother's day. >> if you have not heard, we are here to tell you. for many of you, this is a chance to celebrate with your mom and maybe flower her or shower her with flowers. the sf flower mart buzzing with a blooming business this morning. they say everything is rocking and rolling for mother's day. one floor is saying this is a welcome return for the industry. >> we also have our weddings back. and events are back. all of the stuff is happening, so it is layers and layers of things that did not

world champion max verstappen was third and lewis hamilton eighth. budapest has had to wait two years to host the start of the race because of the coronavirus pandemic. there was a thrilling end to the opening stage, with australia's caleb ewan crashing in the sprint for the finish. eritrea's biniam girmayjust missed out on becoming the first black african to win a grand tour stage, finishing second to dutch rider mathieu van der poel. and that's all the sport for now. hello there. rain has continued to push southward through the night debiting the ground and water for the gardens. behind it some mist and fog forming and quite a chilly start this morning across the glens of scotland. what a murky grey one that ran around initially, drizzly rain and that cloud breaks to give a few showers through the day. not entirely dry. best of the sunshine will be in western areas. there will be rather more cloud also in eastern areas making it feel a little bit cooler here and temperatures generally won't be as high as they have in the south the last couple of da

before you -- no, we often say we've been gibsoned. >> i'm sitting here with a racing legend lewis hamiltonke them call you sir. >> no, just my dad. i don't make anybody call me -- my niece and nephew call me sir uncle. >> sir uncle, that's good. >> it's a huge privilege in the uk, but i don't really notice it too often. >> well, congratulations nonetheless, good to have you back with us. you're not just in town but the country because formula 1 coming to miami for the first time. >> first time. >> now, what is this scene going to be like in miami coming up. >> nerve-racking because it's going to be such a huge event for us. we obviously have the race in austin, texas, which is always amazing first race i had out here what indianapolis in 2007 but now with the netflix series "drive to survive" growing, now we have this, two grand prixs in the states and another one in vegas next year so it's going to be huge. >> now, has formula 1 now -- you talked before about just trying to kind of crack into the u.s. market in some way. is it here now? >> i think so because i've been coming out for a lon

lewis hamilton will start down in sixth — he was again outpaced by his mercedes teammate george russellken to hospital after part of a stand collapsed at a trooping the colour event at horse guards parade in central london. in two weeks' time, the queen is due to attend. here's bbc london's shelly phelps. members of the army rushing to the scene in video footage filmed by a member of the public close to where part of a stand reportedly collapsed. a number of people can be seen climbing over the back wall close to where a section of the structure is understood to have given way. the area was evacuated, one stand at a time. we were invited to stand for the national anthem and there was a commotion behind us and the floor boards in the temporary arena had cracked and several people had fallen through. the incident took place just before 11am, as crowds gathered to watch rehearsals marking the queen's birthday. stjohn's ambulance were first on scene. we treated six patients. four were minor incidents and two were taken to hospital. the army says safety is its priority and it is working to u

miami beach hosted a historic meeting of two seven-time champions, the british lewis hamilton and thersport and american football legend. we decided to combine pleasant. useful and took part in a charity match all the proceeds from which will go to the implementation of social programs. the magnificent four from rostelecom has become even more profitable; set up internet speed. control the number of minutes. choose packages interactive tv and online cinema and pay only for what you really use rostelecom technology opportunities. and play by your own rules. i like my smile and my laughter. i love my thighs in these jeans. victory day on the first moscow red square the main parade of the country will be held by 11,000 military personnel over 130 units of modern weapons and military equipment in the festive moscow sky aviation group of 77 aircraft and helicopters military parade dedicated to the 77th anniversary of the victory in the great patriotic war may 9 at 10:00 moscow time live on the first day after tomorrow, the main holiday of the country, victory day, preparing for it, we turn

george russell finished fifth a place ahead of his mercedes team mate lewis hamilton.fence secretary, ben wallace, has delivered a speech on ukraine this morning accusing president putin and his inner circle of "mirroring" the "fascism and tyranny" of nazi germany. this morning, vladimir putin used russia's annual victory day parade to accuse nato of creating threats at russia's borders. mr wallace said "there can be no victory day, only dishonour and surely defeat in ukraine." let's hear more of what mr wallace had to say. if through the invasion of ukraine, putin, his inner circle and his generals are now mirroring fascism and tyranny of 77 years ago. repeating the errors of the last century's totalitarian regimes. they're showing the same disregard of human life, national sovereignty and the rules—based international system. the very system not least the united nations charter itself that we conceived together, and for which we fought and were victorious together, and hope of saving future generations from the scourge of war. they're unprovoked, illegal, senseless a

the field miami beach golf club hosted a historic meeting of two seven-time champions, britons lewis hamiltonrom the usa the legend of motorsport and american football. we decided to combine business with pleasure and took part in charity match, all proceeds from which will go to the implementation of social programs. how is it? you remember the name, tiredness, i sleep badly to improve cerebral circulation, work of the brain, memory recovery, reduce fatigue and improve sleep, now i will not forget. nastya is already in the park. nastya are you already in the park? we are still in the castle for this three films back said, princess. nastya has already downloaded the entire internet. you are soon now up to the first position. you won't soon. i missed something. and let's who is the first for a massage, you won’t miss spring, because mts premium now has not only mts music and the kion online cinema, but , of course, youth scooters, and 50 gb of internet for mts subscribers. where are the eyes? i have a great responsibility for the symptoms of prostatitis and adenoma should not distract me, so i

but there was improvement for mercedes as lewis hamilton finished quickest, of refraction of a second with ben rich. a beautiful picture is on the idol of white, and this shield brought a lot of rain across england and he swells during the morning, this stripe of cloud worked in from the west during the afternoon,. clearing eastwards with some quieter, drier weather to come. many towns and cities between 8—11. it may get cooler out in the countryside. for saturday, dry weather around first thing, some spells of sunshine. we will see cloud bringing rain across northern ireland, which then gets into parts of western scotland, northeast scotland holding onto a little bit of brightness. the channel islands should see plenty of sunshine, and we will see sunny spells across much of england and wales. just the odd rogue showers, and those showers should be fairly light. temperatures 17 degrees for liverpool. we will see some showers across northern ireland and these outbreaks of rain drifting northeastward. the far northeast should hold onto something a little brighter, albeit with just the

it was an improved performance from mercedes — third and fourth fastest — although lewis hamilton wasthat's all the sport for now. busy afternoon and you can follow it all on the bbc sport website. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. the next news on bbc one is at 6:21 — bye for now. hello. you're watching the bbc news channel. this weekend, parts of spain could reach the highest temperatures recorded for 20 years. the country has been experiencing abnormally hot weather for may, as temperatures climbed to betwen ten and 15 degrees celsius above average. the risk of wildfires has now been set at "very high" causing the government to activate an emergency plan for excess temperatures. our correspondent, guy hedgecoe, told us how rare this is. i'm in a park in central madrid. there's a bit of shade here and it's 26 degrees at the moment, which is pretty moderate, but it's going to increase, the temperature is going to increase throughout the day into the mid 30s. but it's down in the south of the country, in andalusia in particular, where we are expecting

but once again lewis hamilton was way off the pace.mpions cup title. after leading for most of the match in marseilles, leinster were worn down by a determined la rochelle side — who scored in the 79th minute — to win their first major trophy. the bbc sport website as news of keely hodgkinson that you win in the 800 metres in oregon tonight. back to you, martin. —— martine. hello. this is bbc news. more conservative mps have confirmed publicly that they've submitted letters of no confidence in borisjohnson, in the wake of the partygate report. more than half a dozen tories have urged the prime minister to step down, since the senior civil servant, sue gray, published her full findings earlier this week, on lockdown gatherings in and around downing street. 0ur political correspondent ben wright has more. the mp for rutland and melton, the mp for brian, he has said he can no longer defend the indefensible and anne—marie morris who put in a letter at the beginning of the year and had the tory whip withdrawn because she voted with labour o

lewis hamilton will start down in sixth, he was again outpaced by his mercedes teammate george russell second diamond league atheltics event of the year is under way at the revamped alexander stadium in birmingham — which will be used at this summer's commonwealth games. and one of britain's brightest hopes at those games, dina asher—smith won the women's 100 metres — beating shericka jackson by a hundreth of a second! daryll neeta was third. no elaine thompson—herah, the olympic champion pulled out as a precaution after feeling some discomfort in training. this is my first hundred of the season, it is a long season. and it was good, it was a strong field. i could have done a few things differently if i was picky but you know the first one is a bit... but i am very happy with that time and happy to win in this temperature and this field as well. it is good. britain's 0lympic silver medallist keely hodgkinson got an impressive win in the 800 metres. she beat france's renelle lamote in second and jamaica's natoya goule in third. lam iamjust i am just happy to be healthy, running — i am j

lewis hamilton starts in 6th. of the european champions cup. but from me, goodnight. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. that's all from me. goodnight. let's get more now on the news that sinn fein have become the biggest party in northern ireland's devolved government for the first time. as the final counting continues, sinn fein have won 27 seats, with the democratic unionists securing 24. the cross—community alliance party has increased its number by nine to 17. joining me now is dr clare rice, politics researcher at the university of liverpool. sinn fein in the victory speech have been talking about a new era. i5 been talking about a new era. is that how you see it? i think it is fair to say something has shifted in northern ireland's politics with this result. the idea of it being a two group political system dom by the unionist and nationalist groups seems to be certain that weekend, if not eroded. we have the strength of the centre ground emerging through the centre ground em

qualifying ended early after sergio perez and carlos sainz crashed, which left lewis hamilton unable been a very smooth weekend until now. i knew the pace was in the car, ijust had to do the job and it went perfectly. the last lap before the red flag was really, really good. it was all feeling good but then i saw the road _ was all feeling good but then i saw the road at the edge, it is unlucky, it is monaco, — the road at the edge, it is unlucky, it is monaco, we just had to deal with it _ it is monaco, we just had to deal with it and — it is monaco, we just had to deal with it and and move from there. karim _ with it and and move from there. karim benjamin thought he had scored for real madrid but it has been disallowed. —— karim benzema. in rugby union, french side la rochelle shocked leinster to win their first european champions cup. la rochelle, coached by irishman ronan 0'gara, won 24—21 against the favourites, who were looking for their fifth european crown. arthur retiere won the match in marseille with a last—minute try for la rochelle. wigan warriors came from behind to wi

britons george russell and lewis hamilton were 3rd and 5th.finished just behind kenya's hellen obiri in 30 minutes 19 seconds — shaving two seconds off paula radcliffe's record that had stood for nearly two decades. that's it. the latest from the final day of the uspga is on the bbc sport website. back to you, mishal. that's it from us. now on bbc one, the news where you are. goodnight hello. this is bbc news. the ukrainian government says it won't agree to any ceasefire or peace deal with moscow that would involve giving up terrority. a senior adviser to president zelensky said any concessions would backfire — because russia would escalate future attacks. but why is ukraine taking a staunch position on its teritorial integrity in these peace negotiations? that's a question i asked andrew d'anieri, from the atlantic council's eurasia center. part of it comes from the fact that the kremlin has shown absolutely no interest in good faith negotiations. there were some discussions in the first month or first few weeks of the whole scale invasion an

lewis hamilton admits he's really struggling with his mercedes after another difficult qualifying sessiones behind teammate george russell and says he's lacking confidence in their new car for this season. championship leader charles leclerc will start on pole, ahead of world champion max verstappen. england's matt fitzpatrick heads into this evening's final round of the us pga championship just three shots off the lead in oklahoma. a few days ago fitzpatrick said the southern hills course was not really his cup of tea, but he sits joint second overnight on six under. thats behind the surprise leader, chile's mito pereira, who is playing injust his second major championship. it sets up a fascinating final day with none of the current top six having won a major title. that's all the sport for now. you can keep find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. now it's time for a look at the weather with susan. hello, sunshine on the way for many parts of the uk this afternoon, but for some it will be accompanied by a serving of showers. driest, brightest closest to this area of high

russell finished third, with mercedes team—mate lewis hamilton fifth.nder on his first hole, but he is still well in contention behind the leader who starts on nine under par. there is much more on the website. a chief medical adviser at the uk health security agency, doctor susan hopkins, says more cases of monkeypox are being detected on a daily basis. the latest number of confirmed cases in the uk is 20 but the disease is usually mild and doesn't spread easily, and the risk to the general public remains low. clearly this is a new infectious disease spreading in our community that we have not seen our communities before. therefore we will need to learn a lot about it in here and other countries over the coming weeks. we do know from reporting africa where this disease has circulated for many years that there are certain individuals who are much more at risk of severe disease, especially immunosuppressed individuals and young children. in adults, we think it is relatively mild but again, we will learn more. the risk to the general population remains ex

at the restart, lewis hamilton was stuck in eighth, just where he started, while at the front, sergiorand prix! leclerc had missed out, and this extraordinary race had a winner not from monaco, but mexico. joe lynskey, bbc news. rafael nadal survived a scare to reach the quarter—finals of the french open tennis. the 13—time champion in paris dropped two sets against the talented young canadian, felix auger aliassime, but came through to set up a blockbuster match against his long—time rival and top seed novak djokovic in the last eight. and that's the sport. back to you, huw. the record—breaking jockey lester piggott — who won the derby no fewer than nine times — has died at the age of 86. in all, he recorded almost 11,500 winners in a career that started in 19118, when he was just 12 years old. he was admitted to hospital in switzerland, where he lived, last week. his career stopped abruptly in the late 1980s when he was jailed for tax fraud, but he returned to racing after his release. our sports correspondent andy swiss looks back at his long career. lester has it in the bag! when

lewis hamilton starts down in eighth. that's all the sport for now.ons league final in paris. that's what we will be talking about one sportsday at 6:30pm. russian forces are continuing to make gains in eastern ukraine. troops, together with moscow—backed militia units, are reported to have taken another key city in the donbas region. meanwhile, vladimir putin has spoken to both french president emmanuel macron and german chancellor 0laf scholz, and was urged to hold "serious negotiations" with ukraine's president volodymyr zelensky. the russian leader said he was ready to look for ways to ship grain stuck in ukrainian ports. ukraine's president zelensky has repeated his assertion that his country will not give up territory for peace. i spoke to volodymyr groysman, the former prime minister of ukraine, and asked him about ukrainian priorities and perspectives when, as many suggest, the possibility is approaching of the russian invasion ending in a long, drawn—out stalemate. translation: i would like to say that ukraine _ translation: i would like to s

russell finished third with lewis hamilton fifth for mercedes. upset on the first day at roland garros. the women's number six seed ons jabeur has been knocked out by poland's madga linette, the tunisian losing by sets 2—i. she could face harriet dart next if the british girl wins tomorrow. the first set was good for me. the second set i didn't have the opportunity to break the serve, which made it very difficult for me to stay in the match. the third set, obviously there was a lot of momentum and a lot of frustration. but that is tennis and i will have to accept i lost and get back in training and get ready for the grass season. in the men's draw austria's dominic thiem was beaten by bolivian world no 87 hugo dellien. former world number 3 thiem made 42 unforced errors in a starioght sets defeat. he's now lost all seven of the matches he has played since his comeback from a wrist injury in march. iam not i am not there yet. i was really working hard to get there, but the time was just not enough. i have to accept it. and even though it was reall

(ani) and lewis hamilton was way off the pace in 12th, more than one and a half seconds slower than leclercyou very much indeed. now, still waiting for donald trump to take to the stage at the nra at the national rifle association convention in houston, texas, just about 300 miles away from the mass shooting on tuesday and uvalde. the warm—up speaker there, wayne lapierre, the ceo of the nra has given an address. let's just remind you, though what the nra is and what indeed it stands for. it's the national rifle association, founded in 1871 by two civil war veterans. when it was established its aim was to �*promote and encourage rifle shooting on a scientific basis. according to its website, it currently has nearly five million members across the us. the nra says it's widely recognised as america's foremost defender of second amendment rights of the us constitution — which is the right of people to keep and bear arms. it's the largest gun—owners�* organisation in the us. and for a while now, one of its main aims has been to lobby against gun—control laws, where it spends officially three—mi

lewis hamilton will start down in sixth, he was again outpaced by his mercedes team—mate george russellarkable comeback to beat gloucester 28—24 at twickenham, a victory that sealed a place in rugby union's premiership semi—finals. the champions were outplayed in the first half and trailed 24—7 at the break, but hit back with three tries. cadan murley clinching victory with the third. there were also wins for leaders leiceter and bath today. in superleague, hull kr were beaten 20 points to 8 by catalans dragons. the french side scored three tries to just the one for the robins. their third came from the club's top try scorer fouad yaha. hull kr have lost their last four games. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. cameron norrie has won the tournament in lyon, the early groups are going out in the us pga championship as well, in the second then�*s major of the year. i'll be back with sportsday just after 6.30. doctors say they're worried that monkeypox could have a massive impact on access to sexual health services. staff at clini

lewis hamilton will start from sixth. i am very happy from turn 4 onwards.. you're watching bbc news. it's 3.21pm. more than 60 people are feared dead after a russian air strike hit a school in the donbas region of eastern ukraine. the authorities said about 30 people who were sheltering in the basement were rescued, but many others are thought to have died. james waterhouse reports. this was a school in a village called bilohorivka. the regional governor reckons 90 people were sheltering inside when it was hit in an airstrike. 60 are thought to be lying dead under this rubble. this eastern luhansk region is now in the centre of the war in ukraine. having failed in taking the capital, neighbouring towns like borodyanka have been turned into lifeless remnants of what once was. it's also the stage for the president's latest address. translation: no evil can avoid responsibility. - it won't be able to hide in the bunker as there'll be no stone left of it. we will overcome everything. we know this for sure, because our people are descendants of those who overcam

ahead of his home race, fernando alonso is backing lewis hamilton to come good this season even thoughs for alpine, says hamilton still has time to catch up. this is the nature of the sport. sometimes you have a better car sometimes you have not such a good car and you still need to fight and make some progress in this year we see that the driver is very important in formula 1 and crucial in bc driving as good as he has been driving the last eight years and he was dominating this sport and breaking records and now he's doing a lot in australia and he's one second behind.— a lot in australia and he's one second behind. ., ., , ., , second behind. how do you see the current battle? _ second behind. how do you see the current battle? it _ second behind. how do you see the current battle? it would _ second behind. how do you see the current battle? it would be - current battle? it would be interesting. _ current battle? it would be interesting. we _ current battle? it would be interesting. we had - current battle? it would be interesting. we had a - current battle? it would be - interestin

lewis hamilton will start from sixth. iam very i am very happy. it was not a great lap. position. remember the name carlos alcaraz — because the spanish teenager continues to shock the best players in men's tennis. a day after beating rafael nadal, he's now beaten the world number one novak djokovic to reach the final of the madrid 0pen. the spanish teenager winning in three sets and he'll now face the defending champion alexander zverev in today's final. and tunisia's 0ns jabeur has yet another milestone in her impressive career — as she won the wta title in madrid — beating the 12th seed jessica pegula in three sets. it's jabeur�*s first wta 1000 title and she becomes the first african to win a wta1000 event. that's all the sport for now, next on the bbc news channel, anita mcveigh is live from stormont. thank you very much. welcome back to belfast, i am standing here in front of the very ground stormont building where if everything was working normally, the northern ireland assembly would be returning to set this coming week, after the last couple of days of elections

world champion max verstappen had to settle for third, with lewis hamilton starting in sixth. on bbc news, here's joanna gosling with the papers. hello and welcome to our look at what the papers are saying today. with me are business journalist, john crowley and james rampton, features writer at the independent. let's run through the front pages first. the observer features sinn fein s historic election victory in northern ireland, with a nationalist party becoming the largest in the stormont assembly for the first time. that result has reawakened brexit tensions according to the sunday times. it says it raises new issues with the northern ireland protocol — a post—brexit system which requires checks on imports from mainland britain. the sunday telegraph focuses on an interview with michael gove, who blames the housing crisis for a drop in support for the conservative party. the tories lost almost 500 council seats on thursday. the mail on sunday splashes beergate on its front page. the paper says sir keir starmer faces new questions over a leaked memo about his trip to durham

lewis hamilton admits he's really struggling with his mercedes after another difficult qualifying sessionspanish grand prix. he's two places behind team—mate george russell and says he's lacking confidence in their new car for this season. championship leader charles leclerc will start on pole, ahead of world champion max verstappen. that's all the sport for now. now, time for the papers withjoanna gosling. hello and welcome to our look at what the papers are saying today. with me, author and journalist rachel shabi, and also joined by the political commentator and former head of press at number 10 downing street under prime minister david cameron, giles kenningham. good morning. that's run through the front pages first. the observer leads with partygate and the imminent sue gray report — claiming that the prime minister is expected to �*sacrifice�* the head of the civil service, simon case, when it is released. the conservatives are threatening an attack on transport and education unions — that's according the sunday telegraph, which says the government is poised to draw up laws requirin

i talked with tom and another g.o.a.t., lewis hamilton, at miami beach golf club yesterday and they teameding back as he enters now his 23rd nfl season. >> when people make the commitment to you, in the end you want to fulfill that -- you know, what they are coming to see. people want to come see me do great, they want to see lewis do great. they follow their sports heros because they want to see you, the thrill of victory. and i feel like when i make that commitment to play, it is kind of all-encompassing commitment and i want to go out there and i want to perform at my best and that requires really at this point in my life a year round effort do that. >> and so it is the fans, christine. he always talks about the love of the game and the passion he has for that. but he says i love playing in front of the fans and he is enjoying it at 45, a lot different than 35. he turns 45 very soon. but incredible to see him out there ahead of the first ever f-1 race in miami. >> great assignment. thanks, coy. >>> all right. the spacex endurance dragon crew is homeward bound right now undocking just a

lewis hamilton said earlier this week, he feels his sport has finally made it to the american consciousnessite levels in the paddock here this weekend, he really couldn't have put it any better. this is the place everybody wants to be. the hottest ticket in town. the likes of michelle obama, lindsey vonn, j.j. watts, josh allen, james gordon, all here for what is america's second race on the formula 1 calendar after austin. and the teams and the drivers know that that means they really need to put on a show. this is their moment to shine. and the good news is that ferrari's cla clerk did exactly that, claiming pole position ahead of his teammate, carlos sains, and max verstappen. what does it mean for the race? there isn't anybody much better placed to talk about it than america's last formula 1 world cha champion, the 1978 world champion, mario andretti. >> i'm having the time of my life, obviously. because i love the sport so much. and my son is obviously trying to enter with a u.s. team, full u.s. team, by 2024. and so we're working every day toward that. but we love the scene, obviously

lewis hamilton has hailed what he believes is a breakthrough with his mercedes car after a promising in barcelona. but there was improvement for mercedes as lewis hamilton finished third in second practice, just behind his british team mate george russell, with qualifying later today. positive, yes. super happy over the progress. so a big thank you to everyone back at the factory for not giving up and for continuing to push. we are not the quickest yet, but i think we are on our way. this is the first time we have driven down the straight without bouncing. we still have some bouncing but it is way better. so yes, starting to eat into a little bit of the potential. exeter�*s hopes of reaching rugby union's premiership play—offs are effectively over after they lost to bristol, but sale could still squeeze in to the top four. they won at wasps, akker van der merwe's second—half try helping them to a 16—7 victory in coventry. ulster secured a top—four finish in the united rugby championship to guarantee a home game in the quarter—finals. they narrowly beat the sharks in belfast. ulster w

at the restart, lewis hamilton was stuck in eighth, just where he started.grand prix! leclerc had missed out and this extraordinary race had a winner not from monaco, but mexico. joe lynskey, bbc news. the most valuable game in football is going on at wembley. the championship play—off final, as huddersfield take on nottingham forest for a place in the premier league. 0ur reporter adam wild is there. adam, what's the latest? just past half—time at wembley and i can tell you that nottingham forest have taken the lead, just a few minutes before the break. the ball whipped into the huddersfield box. it has gone in off so it will go down as a huddersfield own goal. for us to head in this, the richest game in football. £170 million is the estimated value of promotion to the premier league. nottingham forest, despite being two—time european champions, have not played in the english top flight for 23 years. huddersfield have been much more recently but that does not dim the desire for a return. 0ne recently but that does not dim the desire for a return. one set of