tributes have been paid to lewis jones, difference.s rugby union full—back who has died at the age of 92. before moving to leeds in 1952 before his time at headingley, jones won the challenge cup and the rfl championship, plus 15 caps for britain. he passed away peacefully in his sleep after a short illness. leads and i called him one of rugby�*s for superstars. lewis jones who him one of rugby�*s for superstars. lewisjones who has died at the age of 92. a quick look at other sports news stories making headlines... there was a thrilling finish to the opening day of the tirreno—adriatico race in italy. former individual time trial world champion filippo ganna missed out on victory in front of his home fans byjust one second, much to the relief of spain�*sjuan ayuso who won the stage. britain�*s ethan vernon was fourth. the dutchman has taken the biggest victory of his career winning the second stage of paris... josh darling was the highest placed british writer in 2013. britain�*s david skins has a best finish of fourth and a classic in

my name is lewis vaughan jones, just taking over from bbc news. erfrom my colleague luxmy. these are live pictures from moscow. we are seeing pictures from moscow. we are seeing pictures of the service outside the church, heading on to proceedings there and you can see hundreds of people out to mark the funeral of alexei navalny. we will be staying on these pictures as they move now towards the cemetery for the burial. we have various keeping a cross to try to get a sense of exactly what is happening, and this will be the focus in half an hour or so when they arrive there if all those people we are seeing outside the church to make that short walk across moscow. let me also show you the youtube channel of alexei navalny's team. just so you know and you are where we will be using that feed as well. they have their own production and teams on the ground so we are keeping across that feed every now and again —— but every now and again it does freeze and we have been having a couple of problems with connectivity on various different

i am lewis born jones, mrs b seniors. —— i am lewis of vaughanjones, this is bbc news. hello.or the bulk of the country. cloud will vary a lot though, from place to place. we have seen some mist and low cloud loiter across parts of the midlands, like here in shropshire. the best of the sunshine generally today is once again across western areas, although there are a few breaks in the cloud across the south, as well. sunny skies, then, across parts of highlands of scotland today. a lovely picture from the nairn area sent by weatherwatcher rothesay. thanks for that. there's a vanishingly small chance of catching a shower today across parts of england, and wales, for the vast majority of the country, just stays dry. keeping a lot of cloud, though, across eastern areas of scotland, eastern areas of england, with still some mist patches loitering throughout the afternoon in to parts of coastal aberdeenshire. 0vernight tonight that feed of cloud will continue to affect the north sea coast of england and scotland, probably a few clearer spells for a time across the south, a few patch

i'm lewis vaughan jones. this is bbc news. bye—bye. hello.east of england, east anglia, too. this was the picture in suffolk. i think over the next couple of days, we're still staying unsettled, though. so, through the day tomorrow, for friday, showery rain for some of us. still quite mild, particularly towards the south, slightly cooler air across the northern half of the uk. you can see the blue colours here, but the yellows and orange still with us further south and quite a few different weather fronts just drifting their way slowly eastwards. so, showery rain for this evening and tonight across much of scotland, a few showers for northern ireland, northern england, too. further south, some clearer spells, bit of a breeze blowing in later in the night. the next rash of heavy showers will work into wales, southern england as well. now, with the breeze, cloud and showers around, it's going to be a mild night — 10—11 in the south. further north, could just see a touch of frost in the most prone spots for scotland, but i think generally, there

i'm lewis vaughan jones.k government has released a new definition of extremism in order, it says, to try to stop organisations which promote hatred, violence and intolerance. and there has been a backlash to it. it will be used to help decide if groups are able to receive public money. critics say the measure threatens freedom of speech. here is a look at it. this includes those who intentionally create a permissive environment for others to achieve those aims. five groups will have their activities measured against this new definition. speaking from the commons, michael gove outlined some of the reasons behind this change in definition. our democracy and our values of inclusivity and tolerance are under challenge from extremist groups which are radicalising our young people and driving greater polarisation within and between communities to further their own ends. in order to protect our democratic values and enhance social cohesion, it is important both to reinforce what we all have in common and to be clea

around the world, with my colleague lewis vaughanjones, stay around the world, with my colleague lewis vaughan joneshanjones, stay with us here on bbc news. so that is the scene in moscow, we will keep you up—to—date with any events on that but here in the uk, another story of course we are following for you tonight's news that the princess of wales says she is in early stages of treatment after a cancer diagnosis. she has described it as a huge shock and she said it's been an incredibly tough couple of months. she's issued a video message, it was recorded on wednesday but released to the media this evening. take a listen. i wanted to take this opportunity to say thank you personally for all the wonderful messages of support and for your understanding whilst i've been recovering from surgery. it has been an incredibly tough couple of months for our entire family, but i've had a fantastic medical team who've taken great care of me, for which i'm so grateful. injanuary, i underwent major abdominal surgery in london, and at the time it was thought that my condition was non—cancerous. the surgery was su

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i'll be back injust a couple minutes, i'm lewis on jones, this is bbc news. hello there.showers just swirling around this deep area of low pressure out towards the west and it'll stay windy, really rather showery overnight tonight. so still some wet weather to come, but we'll see the skies clear for a while across parts of wales and the midlands, maybe through the small hours and some clear skies developing across northern ireland as well. the ground pretty saturated here. expect to see some mist and fog develop and we'll see some icy stretches, perhaps with temperatures dipping really quite close to freezing. it's mildest underneath the cloud in the south east of england. as we head through a good friday then there will be some rain, i think to start the day off in northwest scotland and the western isles that will clear away and plenty of sunshine to start the day, but not too long before we see the showers get going again. some of the showers heavy and thundery. there could be some hail in the mix, but generally fewer showers, more sunshine than we've seen today. still

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lewis, everybody. his musical "the heart of rock and roll" opens at the james earl jones theater on march 29th.ght. we'll be back to hear a song from that musical with mckenzie kurtz. ♪ >> jimmy: thanks to christina applegate. apologies to matt damon. "nightline" is next, but first, a brand new broadway show from this man, huey lewis, starts march 29th. it's called "the heart of rock and roll." here with the song "it hit me like a hammer," mckenzie kurtz! [ cheering ] ♪ ♪ i don't like to worry about no one else i like to be alone and free i'm happy by myself ♪ ♪ but here is this guy a presence i can not deny ♪ ♪ he looks into me sees right through me don't you know it ♪ ♪ hit me like a hammer hit me like a ton of lead ♪ ♪ you know it hit me like a hammer you know it hit me baby ♪ ♪ i told myself to take it easy cause this won't last long ♪ ♪ a day or two we'll be back at home and this will be long gone ♪ ♪ when i feel that high oh yeah i knew that it was all a lie ♪ ♪ my body's shakin my heart is aching don't you know it ♪ ♪ hit me like a hammer hit me like a ton of lead ♪ ♪ you know it hit me

owen jones is being so crazed. >> he's making starmer look better. so all the mass of the people on the right. >> but lewissaid the question. that's why i said to as a as a to you really as a as a question. but that was the statement i was in statement i was making in a broader sense. >> just shows where we're going. >> can make going. >> can make look good? >> can you make me look good? >> can you make me look good? >> to have two >> we're going to have two parties in the middle of this uni party in the middle. the tories and labour, both basically left, left sort of parties of wokeness. parties with bits of wokeness. and then polarised. going and then polarised. we're going to terms of what to be polarised in terms of what the between to be polarised in terms of what the and between to be polarised in terms of what the and left. between to be polarised in terms of what the and left. and between to be polarised in terms of what the and left. and is)etween right and left. and this is part of trend. right. right and left. and this is part of andtrend. right. right and left. and this is part of and justi. ri

"the heart of rock and roll" opens at the james earl jones theater in new york on march 29th. please welcome huey lewisg so you can hear me, because you have hearing issues. >> exactly. >> jimmy: as those who follow your work know. how are you? am i all right? >> i'm okay except for my hearing, yeah. >> jimmy: because i notice sometimes when we have dinner together and stuff, i'll say something and you'll pretend you heard me. >> true. like now. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: like now. i'm going to shout at you for the rest of this interview. so it's very clear. who would have guessed that in the year 2024 we would have not one, but two broadway musicals featuring the music of huey lewis and the news? it's pretty crazy. [ cheering and applause ] i mean, besides me. >> i apologize. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: of course, there is "back to the future" which is very popular. and now "the heart of rock and roll" opening at the end of the month. whose idea was the musical? >> it was actually my neighbor's son-in-law, tyler mitchell, our coproducer. it was his idea, and it was suggested by his father-in-law, who's my neig

lewis. >> i hear there's so many times always from the owen jones types. know, the oh, we types.now, the oh, we should have open borders because here we've always here we had massive we've always had no we had massive migration. no, no we haven't. but we have. had massive migration. no, no we hav but. but we have. had massive migration. no, no we hav but we'vebut we have. had massive migration. no, no we havbut we've also re have. had massive migration. no, no we havbut we've also had|ve. had massive migration. no, no we havbut we've also had massive >> but we've also had massive violence we have not had violence haven't we have not had 1.4 million people coming. that's fine. but my point is it's never happened in absolute nonsense. >> it's absolutely nonsense. >> it's absolutely nonsense. >> not arguing that at most >> i'm not arguing that at most tens thousands. tens of thousands. >> yeah tens of thousands. >> and yeahalso those people . >> and that's also those people. >> and that's also those people. >> those people tended to come those come from those people tended to come f

justin pearson, justin jones of fighting that fight and fighting that battle, and really reminding everybody of the young i'm john lewis. and the things that they talk about is very, very inspiring. you also, in our specialty, you see the grassroots on the other side and what they see as a battle. so we really got under the hood and got it got into the grassroots on both sides is a fascinating story of a state that's gone completely one-party rule. and what that means pearson gotten to the national conversation when he was expelled by the legislature, there did that backfire on state republicans? >> well it did briefly, but i'll tell you what they've now they're trying to figure out a way because they basically expel two young men and in the city council than their respective cities, nashville and memphis. blue cities send him right back and so now they're trying to change the law. so if they throw him out again, they can't come back. this seems to be no abuse of power that's super majority isn't willing to contemplate, but there is a growing backlash at the grassroots level. >> so you have moves like this designed to

lewis schaefer. so basically, they scrambled shapps his plane. was in the russian his plane. he was in the russian territory of kaliningrad. they've done this before. apparently it's not unusual. as tom jones's not with current tensions not great with current tensions for to all up. for them to be all jamming up. shapps signal they've shapps signal and what they've done. very done. josh, we know putin's very shrewd. identified the shrewd. they've identified the main this country, and main power in this country, and it grant shapps. they've main power in this country, and it iright shapps. they've main power in this country, and it iright , happs. they've main power in this country, and it iright , let'ss. they've main power in this country, and it iright , let's scramble ey've main power in this country, and it iright , let's scramble his; radios. >> but i mean, is terrible >> but i mean, this is terrible stuff that happened to the plane after here, jonathan. after you read here, jonathan. but phones unable to but it left phones unable to connect the plane's wi—fi. connect to the plane's wi—fi. what wanted what if they wanted to watch something ? well, what something? well, that's what i'm