it is challenging _ and lidl pair under pressure.r pressure. it is challenging but a very competitive market _ challenging but a very competitive market out there. but at the centre we feel— market out there. but at the centre we feel we — market out there. but at the centre we feel we are doing the long—term investment— we feel we are doing the long—term investment that will help us regain some _ investment that will help us regain some of— investment that will help us regain some of that market share. are you sa in: some of that market share. are you saying instead _ some of that market share. are you saying instead of _ some of that market share. are you saying instead of trying _ some of that market share. are you saying instead of trying to _ some of that market share. are you saying instead of trying to reset - saying instead of trying to reset the business... we saying instead of trying to reset the business. . ._ saying instead of trying to reset the business... we are absolutely auoin to the business... we are absolutely goi

discounter lidl has won a trademark lawsuit against the uk's largest supermarket chain tesco. tesco was trying to take advantage of its reputation and had infringed its copyright. the court of appeal today threw out tesco's appeal against the ruling last year. tesco said it was "disappointed", while lidl said it was pleased. can't please everyone, can you? that's it for the programme today. stay with us on bbc news. hello there. although south—east england and east anglia kept a lot of cloud during tuesday, the rest of the uk actually the weather brightened up quite nicely, with some good spells of sunshine coming through — for example, here in county durham. and it was mild, especially around lincolnshire. temperatures widely here reached around 16 celsius. but the next weather system is already showing on the satellite picture, with cloud thickening from the south—west. and overnight tonight, we're looking at rain moving in. now the rain will be at its heaviest across northern ireland, northern england, wales, and probably the north midlands. temperatures keeping up at aroun

tesco said it was "disappointed" with the ruling but lidl said it was "delighted".otic withdrawal from afghanistan in 2021, testified in front of congress. they placed blame on both the trump and biden administrations for the pull—out that led to the rapid collapse of the afghan government, and allowed the taliban, characterised as a terrorist organization by the us and the uk, to seize control of the country. mark milley, formerjoint chiefs of staff chairman, and kenneth mckenzie, who led the us central command, were speaking to a house foreign affairs committee hearing on the withdrawal from afghanistan on tuesday. it was their first testimony since each of them retired, allowing them to be more candid then in previous testimonies. having a plan is one thing. preparing the plan, vetting the plan, coordinating the plan with the people that are going to actually carry you out, the department of defense, that's another set and that was too little, too late. it was my judgment that it was far too little, far too late. was that your assessment, general milley? it was.

the rider from the lidl—trek team won the 253 kilometre classic for the second time.i meeus finished third, 16 seconds further back. finally — a tradition dating back to 1914 has been revived by local authorities, as paris is gets ready to welcome the summer olympics games in a few months. the waiter�*s race is open to the staff of all parisian bistros, and was organised in front of the paris town hall. dozens of participants set off carrying a plate with a croissant, coffee, and a glass of water for a two kilometre—long route through central paris. i could do with a coffee and a croissant now. that's all from sportsday. we will see you soon. thanks to gavin and the sportsday team in salford. tributes have continued to be paid following the death of richard taylor — who campaigned against knife crime for more than two decades following the death of his son damilola, aged just ten years old, in south london. alison earle has been to peckham to see how his work affected many in the community. no parent will experience what we experienced will just forget about it, becau

the rider from the lidl—trek team won the 253 kilometre classic for the second time. and was organised in front of the paris town hall.

lidl had its yellow circle logo. lidl had accused tesco of deliberately trying to ride on the coattails of lidl's reputation by using a yellow circle to promote its clubcard scheme. tesco has denied infringement and took a challenge to the court of appeal last month. but in a ruling today, the court dismissed tesco's appeal, meaning they'll now have to switch to a new clubcard logo the coming clubcard logo within the coming weeks . britain's roads are at weeks. britain's roads are at breaking point as pothole numbers reach an eight year high, a report found. just 47% of local road miles were being rated as being in good condition, with 36% adequate and i7% rated poor, the asphalt industry alliance said councils are expected to fix around 2 million potholes in the next financial year. the amount needed to fix the backlog, though, of local road repairs, has now reached a record £163 has now reached a record £16.3 billion. has now reached a record £163 billion. that's up 16% from a year ago. that's the latest news. for

yeah, and i still love shopping in aldi and lidl. i don't think i'm ever going to stop doing that!, at the end of the day. a big part of mel's life now is campaigning on behalf of other domestic violence survivors, as the patron of women's aid. ijust bring awareness and i talk about abuse and i talk about what i've been through. and i'm the voice of all the other survivors out there that don't have a voice, that can't be heard, or can't get their point across, especially when it comes to things like trying to change the justice system and trying to enforce more laws that are more supportive towards people that are coming out of an abusive situation. # this time, you gotta take it easy... # it's now 30 years since the spice girls first auditioned. and if you're sat with one of them, well, you have to ask this. do you think there's the will in the group to get back together as a five? i think there always has been. there always is, yeah. it's just a case of logistically getting it going. and you're still friends, you still got your whatsapp group. yeah. and you still support each oth

the supermarket giant tesco has lost an appeal in a row with its rival shop, lidl, over the use of a yellow circle logo. lidl had accused tesco of deliberately trying to ride on the coattails of their reputation by using the yellow circle to promote its clubcard scheme . tesco denied scheme. tesco denied infringement and took a challenge to the court of appeal last month, and a ruling was handed down today . the court handed down today. the court dismissed tesco's appeal, meaning they'll now have to switch to a new clubcard logo within the coming weeks. and lastly , britain's roads are at lastly, britain's roads are at breaking point as pothole numbers reach an eight year high. a report found just 47% of local road miles were being rated as being in good condition, with 36% in an adequate condition, but i7% rated as poor. the asphalt industry alliance said councils were expected to fix 2 million potholes in the current financial year. potholes in the current financial year . the amount financial year. the amount needed, though, to fix the backlog of local road repairs has reached a r

yeah, i still love shopping in aldi and lidl. i don't think i'm ever going to stop doing that.of the day. a big part of mel's life now is campaigning on behalf of other domestic violence survivors as the patron of women's aid. ijust bring awareness and i talk about abuse and i talk about what i've been through. and i'm the voice of all the other survivors out there that don't have a voice, that can't be heard or can't get their point across, especially when it comes to things like trying to change the justice system and trying to enforce more laws that are more supportive towards people that are coming out of an abusive situation this time. it's now 30 years since the spice girls first auditioned. and if you're sat with one of them, well, you have to ask this. do you think there's the will in the group to get back together as a five? i think there always has been. there always is, yeah. it's just a case of logistically getting it going. and you're still friends, you've still got your whatsapp group? and you still support each other. victoria beckham's doing your wedding dress?

yeah, and i still love shopping in aldi and lidl. i don't think i'm ever going to stop doing that! of mel's life now is campaigning on behalf of other domestic violence survivors, as the patron of women's aid. ijust bring awareness and i talk about abuse and i talk about what i've been through. and i'm the voice of all the other survivors out there that don't have a voice, that can't be heard, or can't get their point across, especially when it comes to things like trying to change the justice system and trying to enforce more laws that are more supportive towards people that are coming out of an abusive situation. # this time, you gotta take it easy...#. it's now 30 years since the spice girls first auditioned. and if you're sat with one of them, well, you have to ask this. do you think there's the will in the group to get back together as a five? i think there always has been. there always is, yeah. it's just a case of logistically getting it going. and you're still friends, you still got your whatsapp group. yeah. and you still support each other. victoria beckham's doing your w

yeah, i still love shopping in aldi and lidl. i don't think i'm ever going to stop doing that.g part of mel's life now is campaigning on behalf of other domestic violence survivors as the patron of women's aid. ijust bring awareness and i talk about abuse and i talk about what i've been through. and i'm the voice of all the other survivors out there that don't have a voice, that can't be heard or can't get their point across, especially when it comes to things like trying to change the justice system and trying to enforce more laws that are more supportive towards people that are coming out of an abusive situation. it's now 30 years since the spice girls first auditioned. and if you're sat with one of them, well, you have to ask this. do you think there's the will in the group to get back together as a five? i think there always has been. there always is, yeah. it's just a case of logistically getting it going. and you're still friends, you've still got your whatsapp group? and you still support each other. victoria beckham's doing your wedding dress? well, yeah, i might have a

the rider from the lidl—trek team winning the 253 kilometre classic for the second time.nk you very much, gavin. staying with sport, and let's get more on the women's six nations. let's speak now to kirsty scotter, who is a forwards coach for rugby team kendal wasps. thank you for being with us. italy versus england in the six nations, what did you make of the game? i thought it was a really interesting game, really a game of two halves. italy came out fighting in the first half and really put england on the back foot. we have seen a lot of changes with england recently with a lot of players coming back from injury so i think it took them a bit of time to get into the swing of the game but by the time we got to the second half we really saw england in dominant force, as previously, which was exciting to see stop i think people were not sure how england would look today under their new head coach and it was great to see them fighting in that second half and end up with a really dominant win against italy.— win against italy. 48-0 at full-time. _ win against italy. 48-0 at

>> you don't go to lidl. stopped that long ago. did only eat, like, eat a good rule of thumb, eat a quarter of the egg, make your easter lunch, and then have the other three quarters. yes >> rb can you do that? have you got the willpower to follow? >> yes. i'm actually very good when it comes to controlling my eating. i can be very good. >> i wish i was like that. coming up next though, we've got the relationship guru, kezia noble, in the studio noble, who will be in the studio to some dating advice. to give out some dating advice. there's plenty of us here that would you're would benefit from that. you're watching saturday five live watching the saturday five live on gb news. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers, sponsors of weather on gb news. >> hello there! welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast from the met office. we're looking ahead for the rest of easter. i think the best of the sunshine really is going to be reserved for more northern parts of country for the south, of the country f

and like as i said before, when i'm down the waitrose or in the middle because middle of lidl because can keep real, i'm, it's like, keep it real, i'm, it's like, you if i to someone, you know, if i say to someone, oh, filthy goat pelt oh, get that filthy goat pelt away me because i don't away from me because i don't like wearing. what? like what they're wearing. what? suddenly i'm in barrel doing suddenly i'm in the barrel doing a 12 year stretch. >> i mean, is quite >> i mean, that is quite offensive, to be fair, bruce, but also from them . but it's also stolen from them. >> i can't where >> i can't remember where i think abfab. >> well, let's get another question now. this is from abdi abdi. hello >> hi, just a question. are there pro—palestine marches ? there pro—palestine marches? just a front for hate? >> yeah. hate is a bit of a theme tonight, abdi. i mean, did you see some of the marches yesterday? some of the footage? yes. what you make of that? yes. what did you make of that? >> have most of my >> well, i have said most of my friends those marches, so friends go to those mar

like off the checkout at lidl like they are people who have they are junior people who have left recently are and if your form are tick boxes and if your form goes person who goes in and the person who filled it out, who is on minimum wage has filled out incorrectly, one put back. and one point it gets put back. and every time there's every single time there's a human error in these forms, it starts the processing starts again. so the processing is, said, arduous and is, as you said, arduous and badly so i'm starting badly handled. so i'm starting to think that if this is a national emergency and people in this seem to with this country seem to agree with that, if we can up if we can have the kind response we did have the kind of response we did to we go, okay, this is to covid, we go, okay, this is an emergency. therefore an emergency. so therefore we need doing need thousands more people doing processing to processing and that needs to mean that anybody who is a legitimate seeker can legitimate asylum seeker can stay . and anybody isn't goes stay. and anybody who isn't goes back fine, i

english shirts for kids and not quite the posh ones. >> but of course, lidl is a german owned firm , english. yeah, obviously. >> and also look , my flag is the >> and also look, my flag is the british flag. >> the union jack i born in scotland, part irish family . scotland, part irish family. >> okay, so no, i'm not sure. >> the flag of saint george. >> the flag of saint george. >> i'm going to stop you there. i'm going to stop you there because we're running out of time. didn't want time. not because i didn't want to your tirades to hear one of your tirades about you were young. how about when you were young. how much have got? not that much time have we got? not that long. it should. it long. but, yeah, it should. it should companies manipulating long. but, yeah, it should. it shotflag?mpanies manipulating long. but, yeah, it should. it shotflag? i panies manipulating long. but, yeah, it should. it shotflag? i don't; manipulating long. but, yeah, it should. it shotflag? i don't think, anipulating this flag? i don't think, actually, corporations should be allowed a allowed to. if t

so john lewis, santander, tesco , lidl, lewis, santander, tesco, lidl, they're all following suit withst show that we as a state look upon miscarriage as a state look upon miscarriage as just some sort of feminine problem and they don't see it as the terrible bereavement that it is? yeah >> and rishi sunak the business secretary say take it sick, leave this is not sickness. no. okay. and we need to do more for maternal bereavement care. and i think this needs to be the stepping stone to the government taking action and putting in proper statutory protection, changing parental and changing the parental and bereavement act and making george's loss, making george's law a law. >> yeah. well, look, as you say, first step. let's hope there's more to come. keeley, good to talk to you this morning . yeah. talk to you this morning. yeah. well done. much indeed. all right, ellie and pip are up next with britain's newsroom. morning. you too. >> morning. plenty >> morning. we've got plenty on the menu today. >> mps deserve that pay rise? >> do mps deserve that pay rise? some might think they deser

maybe if she'd popped down the local lidl, it might have slightly might have been slightly different.n all this speculation about the onune this speculation about the online rumours and the funny little memes and the more tragic , desperate stuff. i think underpinning all of that is a genuine concern that she's okay. this is a mum with three young children, and i think the public just want to know that she's all right. do you think we've got any of having kind of any chance of having any kind of confirmation, further confirmation, further confirmation ? confirmation of that? >> i don't think we've got no, i think think the palace have think i think the palace have probably done their bit and didn't work out terribly well. so i don't think we i don't think we need any further confirmation of it. quite honestly . i mean, we think we're honestly. i mean, we think we're going to see her at easter. we may see her, but i think everyone, especially letters, you know, to newspapers like the daily mail, everyone's saying just leave the poor girl alone. i don't think we need any more informatio

asda's been losing market share as aldi and lidl pile on the pressure in the cost—of—living crisis.roup, and you're at asda. sure. and he rang me earlierjust to wish me good luck and... for this? yes. cos you don't like doing interviews, do you? well... and he said... and, cheekily, he said i'd need it, as well! but seriously, there's no parting of the ways. no, definitely not. we get on exceptionally well. do you hate being dubbed "the billionaire brothers"? i mean...it�*s not a tag you want to be associated with, absolutely not. but, i mean, isuppose that's what people call it, and.... i suppose it is what it is. for now, his focus is getting asda on the right track before he puts someone else in charge. emma simpson, bbc news, stevenage. fascinating story. it really is, when you _ fascinating story. it really is, when you look _ fascinating story. it really is, when you look back - fascinating story. it really is, when you look back at - fascinating story. it really is, when you look back at how. fascinating story. it really is, i when you look back at how they fascinating story.