the of liverpool.amatic events — notjust in words and pictures, but also in music. in those rare moments away from work, in moscow steve has been writing a piece for the piano that expresses what he s experiencing in a country transformed by the war it started. here is steve to play us, and tell us about a composition born of the disharmony in his daily life.? ina in a world that feels as if it has been turned upside down, writing music has become my way of charting what is happening around me. music plays. i wrote isolation a few days after russia's full—scale invasion of ukraine. after russia embraced war and faced international isolation. the months pass, the war drags on, the second movement. parallel reality. from morning till night, the state media in russia declares, we didn't invade ukraine, russia never starts wars, it is the west waging war on russia. the picture presented here is back in front, inside out. a parallel reality. after 16 months of war, you could feel the instability in russia.

amanda, tell me, liverpool and ukraine, a very special relationship, why was it important that liverpool host to kyiv pride this year? only stepped in the — host to kyiv pride this year? only stepped in the eurovision, we found that the _ stepped in the eurovision, we found that the reception we got from the country— that the reception we got from the country was very positive. planning for pride _ country was very positive. planning for pride was going on as normal anyway, — for pride was going on as normal anyway, and it was suggested to us that at— anyway, and it was suggested to us that at that — anyway, and it was suggested to us that at that point we do a joint pride — that at that point we do a joint pride the _ that at that point we do a joint pride. the logistics were tricky, but we — pride. the logistics were tricky, but we have managed to do it today, and we _ but we have managed to do it today, and we look— but we have managed to do it today, and we look forward to representing on their— and we look forward to representing on their behalf.— on their behalf. what can we look f

liverpool and ukraine already have — freedom. liverpool and ukraine already have a _ freedom.vision back in may. organisers see this match as a chance to continue that legacy. there's matching carried messages of support for those on the front line back at home. like combat medics. are you looking forward to the day you can both match to?— both match to? yes. it will mean that the war _ both match to? yes. it will mean that the war is _ both match to? yes. it will mean that the war is over _ both match to? yes. it will mean that the war is over and - both match to? yes. it will mean that the war is over and we i both match to? yes. it will mean that the war is over and we can l both match to? yes. it will mean l that the war is over and we can go back to some kind of normality in our lives. ~ , . , back to some kind of normality in our lives. ~ , ., , ., ., our lives. why was it important that liver - ool our lives. why was it important that liverpool played _ our lives. why was it important that liverpool played host _ our lives. why was it important that liverpool played hos

is it preparation ahead of next week at royal liverpool?— at royal liverpool?l? there is definitely an _ at royal liverpool? there is definitely an element - at royal liverpool? there is definitely an element of- at royal liverpool? there is i definitely an element of that. at royal liverpool? there is - definitely an element of that. this is seaside golf that will tune up the players for the sort of golf they have to play next week. when you talk to them, they say the scottish open is a prestigious title, i will concentrate on that for this week and then we will see what happens next week.- for this week and then we will see what happens next week. thank you so much. what happens next week. thank you so much- enjoy — what happens next week. thank you so much- enjoy it- — what a night it was for great britain last night at the world para athletics championships in paris. it was the big moment of the competition so far. a british one, two, three as hannah cockroft, kare adenegan and fabienne andre took home the medals in the t35100 metres. with just four days re

josh parry, bbc news, liverpool.gnitude earthquake. experts analysed data from her sell—out tour dates last weekend. more than 100 and forty thousand people attended over two nights and it's thought dancing swifties caused the activity. her eras tour is one of the most expensive ever, costing an estimated 100 million dollars. to italy, and something that shocked locals in calabria. an elephant was spotted stomping down a highway. in this video shared with the bbc, the animal appears to be heading towards a supermarket. local media reports say it escaped a local circus, and has since been returned. that's all for now. thanks very much for watching. hello. today was quite a showery day for some of us, particularly in the north. further showers to come through this evening and overnight. how about sunday? it starts off quite bright in a number of locations but clouds will thicken through the morning, into the afternoon and more persistent rain is on the way, too. here is one weather system ready to come our way. this is

this trial was heard in liverpool, where the crime, or in the liverpool area, where the crime was committed and talk to cameras, you heard the applause from people had just gathered. looking over now behind me, mr edwards is doing some interviews at the moment. a crowd of people around him just waiting there. when he came out of the van that brought him to court this lunchtime before the tpm hearing, he was greeted by somebody, a member of the public, whojust walked up to him and said, "i wanted to come, so you and the news last night, knew you and the news last night, knew you would be here, i wanted to come and shake your hand." that has been happening throughout this case. the family had been here every single day of the trial. more today than any other. one person who has not been here as elle's mother, who find it too difficult for her to come. she released a statement, which will be be giving later on, but she talked about how gut—wrenching and awful this was to lose your own daughter, yourflesh awful this was to lose your own daughter, your flesh and awful this was to lose your own d

liverpool has always _ because of where it is. liverpool has always had _ because of where it is.of where it is. liverpool has always had a drugs - because of where it is. liverpool| has always had a drugs problem. because of where it is. liverpool i has always had a drugs problem. it always will have because we have a port and that is allowed, in some respect, organised crime groups to take home draw hold and almost continue that particular trade. this is --eole continue that particular trade. this is peeple dying _ continue that particular trade. this is people dying in front of each othen — is people dying in front of each othen i— is people dying in front of each other. i hope he rots in hell. elle 's was the _ other. i hope he rots in hell. elle 's was the fifth _ other. i hope he rots in hell. elle: 's was the fifth fatal shooting on �*s was the fifth fatal shooting on merseyside in as many months, a cycle of violence which her father says must be ended. nick garnett, bbc news, liverpool. so, that verdict has just come through in the last few minutes but connor chapman who i

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meanwhile, liverpool mana . er objective. meanwhile, liverpool managerjurgen _ objective.objective. meanwhile, liverpool managerjurgen klopp has - objective. meanwhile, liverpool| managerjurgen klopp has called managerjurgen klopp has called jordan henderson a legend, after his captain left the club, ringing to an end a 12 year spell at anfield. he has moved to saudi arabia in a deal worth £12 million plus add—ons. henderson signed until 2026, and rejoins ex liverpool captain steven gerrard, who is manager of the saudi pro league side. so a new start for henderson but the end for david silva. the former manchester city playmaker has announced his retirement, after suffering a serious knee injury during pre—season with real sociedad, who he joined pre—season with real sociedad, who hejoined in 2020. european football's governing body uefa have confirmed barcelona will provisionally have a place in the champions league this season, following an investigation into allegations they made payments to a refereeing official. the investigation was opened after it was reported the s

it is said that liverpool will finalize the transfer and relocation it should not be lost.nounced that bayern munich club in which year did they tell us that he has no place in this team and that he should think of another team for the next season because of that stomach inflammation by attending the beauty clinic and participating in the preparation tests. before the season , it should be known to the leaders that he does not want to leave this club kanim will welcome offers to buy instae sangari and prepare to sell this game so that we can compensate for amirza's game, which only pays for the purchase . there are some scenes in sports that ruin a person's mood. unpleasant scenes in some fields, especially football , are seen much more than other sports, and see if the stronger lion was happy. a place where we should exercise with the spirit and character of a warrior . we dream that i have morals . i will see what makes the stadium or the length of the football field. yadgariya, but the administration of jahan pahlan takhti, mr. takhti, asked how many days have you been f

palmerston tennis club in liverpool. . ._ liverpool... cheering yeah, liverpool...heering yeah, going out - liverpool... cheering yeah, going out there | liverpool... cheering | yeah, going out there as liverpool... cheering - yeah, going out there as a liverpool... cheering _ yeah, going out there as a small boy with my dad and then obviously growing up with my brother, he has been very influential in my career growing up. but this feeling at the moment, it doesn't get better. me and wesley came together 18 months ago and this year, this was one of our goals, to win a grand slam. and now we've done it it feels very special. there was also british success in the men's wheelchair doubles when alfie hewett and gordon reid won theirfifth wimbledon title together. in front of a packed court 1, the top seeds had to fight back from a set down to beat japan's takuya miki and tokito oda in three sets. on match point i think we were both tearing up a little bit because the atmosphere was electric. my first wimbledon was in 2008, out on court 53 or something in front of three

and as you call there are actually 2 teams in liverpool. the other being everton who play and blue on the was no club colors. is the most so you don't have to be a read. so yeah, we've got several lose the high me. oh, you know what? we all believe in local people and keeping the money locally to possibly comm, reinvesting orange socks. and that's mildred. one of our volunteers, our eldest, fall into mail drugs. do you support livable, rapid f, as in what's in both? sorry. i see. no, no. the says on match days outside the stadium, there's a food bank project which also harnesses fine power. as a lifelong, livable supporter, joe blocks mission is a baltimore and just be fine with some great quantities on the picture. yeah. so really hard times, being part of the club is also being part of the community. why we do this, why we do fund support through a bunch? no federal funds could be a really powerful force for goods. that's the community spirit that we really believe in the tonight. a champions league match against a political hook go by th

rory mcilroy won the open last time it was at royal liverpool, can he do it again? i've won a lot of tournaments, but the big four have eluded me, and hopefully this week, that's something that i can change. and stuart broad joins the 600 club, but england need more wickets in the must—win fourth ashes test. hello and welcome along to the programme. the women's world cup gets under way on thursday. nine cities across australia and new zealand will stage 64 matches over the next month. it's the 9th edition of this tournament and is by far the biggest, with 32 nations taking part. our correspondent katie gornall is in brisbane. this is a world cup reaching new heights. for the first time, the tournament has come to the southern hemisphere, with australia and new zealand welcoming the world. it's the biggest women's world cup to date — perhaps even the best. the level has grown incredibly in the last ten years, and the best are coming here. the best are playing here in new zealand, they're playing in australia. so the entertainment is assured and guaranteed. such was t

this year, liverpool— stephanie r. this year, liverpool stepped - stephanie r.verpool stepped in to | stephanie r. this year, - liverpool stepped in to host eurovi5ion on behalf of winners ukraine and now, the legacy will continue as the city play5 will continue as the city plays host to kyiv pride, a chance to celebrate the community but, for ukrainians like maria, first and foremost it is a protest. first and foremost it is a protest-— first and foremost it is a rotest. �* , ., ., ., protest. i've been to all of the gay — protest. i've been to all of the gay pride _ protest. i've been to all of the gay pride and - protest. i've been to all of the gay pride and i - protest. i've been to all of the gay pride and i feel. protest. i've been to all of. the gay pride and i feel lots of, like, empowerment, probably, and kind of embodying of strength of political inspiration. of strength of political insiration. ., , ., j inspiration. thousands of lgbt eo - le inspiration. thousands of lgbt peeple and _ inspiration. thousands of lgbt people and their _ inspiration. th

he's at the celebrations in liverpool . yes celebrations in liverpool.ell, a very good morning to you. >> hopefully you can hear me. but the marching band, if you could just look over my right shoulder, is just approaching us in the centre of liverpool. lots of people behind the camera and on these streets all wearing orange. so it's a tasty affair here. lots of people here in the centre of liverpool and they'll be here before making their way over to southport . over to southport. >> if we can just get a bit closer to them and what we can see is lots of people here with a bagpipes wearing lots of orange . we saw some of these orange. we saw some of these people preparing this morning at one of the lodges, which is just a few miles from the town here in liverpool . in liverpool. >> and some of those, you can see them there, steve, who we spoke to this morning along some of the members who are also there, some young people as well who are involved . and we can see who are involved. and we can see lots of them in the background. some young men as well, som

josh parry, bbc news, liverpool.d. here is steve playing that music and talking about his composition. sombre chords in a world that feels as if it's been turned upside down, writing music has become my way of charting what's happening around me. i wrote isolation a few days after russia's full—scale invasion of ukraine, after russia embraced war and faced international isolation. the months pass, the war drags on. the second movement — parallel reality. music builds from morning till night, the state media in russia declares, "we didn't invade ukraine. russia never starts wars. it's the west waging war on russia." the picture presented here is back to front, inside out, a parallel reality. after 16 months of war, you can feel the instability in russia. armed mercenaries have mutinied and marched on moscow. and so the third movement. time of troubles or in russian... that russian word refers to a murky time of turmoil, chaos and coups. it is a recurring feature of russian history. where will my piece go from here? ho

josh parry, bbc news, liverpool.ble pictures that have come in. the grizzly bear was caught on camera, cooling off in a private home's pool in burbank during the record—breaking heatwave temperatures on friday. police released this footage of the unusual bath. officers say locals had spotted the bear on a hillside before it took a dip in the pool. the owner said it was in there for about five minutes before climbing up a tree and falling asleep. to italy, and something that shocked locals in calabria. an elephant was spotted stomping down a highway. in this video, shared with the bbc, the animal appears to be heading towards a supermarket. local media reports say it escaped a local circus, and has since been returned. the bbc contacted the police, but authorities avoided addressing the elephant in the room and were unable to confirm the story. stay with us here on bbc news. more on the website and app. see you soon. hello there. this weekend is not as wet as it was last weekend where we had a month's worth of rain in

yes, a significant event for ukraine, a significant event for liverpool.russian invasion of ukraine, they had the largest attempted march in its history and it was the last time it passed peacefully without being a target for violence. today they cannot hold it in ukraine so instead, any continuation of the spirit of eurovision, liverpool is hosting it in their place. earlier today, i spoke to the organiser of kyiv pride have said it's important we keep talking about ukraine. we understand --eole i talking about ukraine. we understand people i kind — talking about ukraine. we understand people i kind of _ talking about ukraine. we understand people i kind of tired _ talking about ukraine. we understand people i kind of tired of _ talking about ukraine. we understand people i kind of tired of war _ talking about ukraine. we understand people i kind of tired of war but - people i kind of tired of war but people — people i kind of tired of war but people are dying on the front line to prolect — people are dying on the front line to protect freedom, to protect

liverpool plays host to ukraine's celebration of lgbt rights. the eu has suspended all security cooperation with niger after the country's army took power in a coup. it comes shortly after the us declared its "unflagging support" for ousted president mohamed bazoum, seen as a key western ally in the fight against islamist militants. on friday the head of the presidential guards unit general tchiani declared himself niger's new leader. he said insecurity, economic woes and corruption led him to seize power. but there are now concerns in the west about which countries the new leader will align with. niger's neighbours, burkina faso and mali, have both pivoted towards russia since their own coups. chris ewokor in nigeria has the details for us. there have been some... it's looked like a lot of pressure been piled on the coup leaders in nigeria this evening. we're hearing that france has also suspended financial and other aids to niger with immediate effect. and this is as a result of the coup and development, political development, in that country.

. josh parry, bbc news, liverpool.ut also in music. he's been writing a piece for the piano that expresses what he's experiencing in a country transformed by the war it started. ina in a world that feels as if it's been turned upside—down, writing music has become my way of charting what's happening around me. sombre piano playing i wrote isolation a few days after russia's full—scale invasion of ukraine. after russia embraced war and faced international isolation. months pass. the war drags on. the second movement — parallel reality. from morning till night, the state media in russia declares, "we didn't invade ukraine. russia never starts wars. it's the west waging war on russia!" the picture presented here is back to front, inside out, a parallel reality. after 16 months of war, you could feel the instability in russia — armed mercenaries have mutinied and marched on moscow. and so, the third movement. time of troubles — or, in russian, smorta. that russian word, "smorta", refers to a murky time of turmoil and dayus

our correspondent, josh parry, has more from merseyside in liverpool.inians, marched through liverpool's streets as the city played host to kyiv pride. we understand that people are kind of tired of the war, but you cannot be tired because people are dying on the front line, our friends and loved ones, queer people, are dying on the front line to protect freedom. liverpool and ukraine already have a special relationship after the city stepped in to host eurovision back in may. organisers see this march as a chance to continue that legacy. those marching carried messages of support for those on the front line back home. like combat medics boris and alina. are you looking forward to the day that you can both march together? yes, because it will mean the war is over and we can return to some sort of normality in our lives. why was it important that liverpool played host to kyiv pride this year? i think when we stepped in to do eurovision we found that the reception that we got from the country about hosting it on behalf of ukraine was really positive. so p

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speak outside liverpool crown court as well.nt is peter williams and nick garner who was in the court, but very quickly, peter, thank you for staying with us, in the sentencing of thomas waring, he was 20 at the time, we understand he had been attacked whilst in prison yesterday, he had been accused of being a grass, just how big a stigma is that? grass, “ust how big a stigma is that? ., ., , , , that? unfortunately, it is... nobody wants to be — that? unfortunately, it is... nobody wants to be labelled _ that? unfortunately, it is... nobody wants to be labelled a _ that? unfortunately, it is... nobody wants to be labelled a grass, - that? unfortunately, it is... nobody wants to be labelled a grass, so - that? unfortunately, it is... nobody wants to be labelled a grass, so to l wants to be labelled a grass, so to speak. so the fact that he was attacked in custody really doesn't surprise me. with those sorts of things. but while that image of the grass is purveyed perhaps, what i would remind the viewers is the fact that in relat

why was it important that liverpool played host to kyiv pride this year?we've managed to do it today. while eurovision may have united liverpool and ukraine in music, today, pride has united them in protest. josh parry, bbc news, liverpool. you're watching bbc news. i'm helena humphrey in washington dc. thanks, as ever, for your company. you can always get more on our website — bbcnews.com. i'll have more at the top of the hour. join me thenif the top of the hour. join me then if you can. bye for now. hello. for the third weekend in a row, low pressure is in charge of our weather. it has already brought us some rain during saturday. much of that rain came in the form of some sharp showers. some sunny spells in between. for sunday, we will see more general rain spreading from the south—west as we go through the day. 0n the earlier satellite picture, you can see the swirl of cloud. that's the area of low pressure that brought the showers on saturday. then behind me, this shield of cloud rolling in from the atlantic — already bringing some rain into the south

liverpool was ahead of the opponent in the 63rd minute with a score of one. milan's barrier passed the first half with two goals from the opponent behind valverde in verses 57 and 59 and vinicius junior, etc., scored 84 goals for real and milan's goals were scored by fikayo tomori, minutes 25 kilocalories, 42 goals for real this morning. also, newcastle was stopped against aston villa with 33 pictures. for the first time, the shirazi climbers fell to 51 dana peaks in the zagros mountain range at the same time. an idea that was formed three years ago, we have more than 4,000 meters of dana mountain range in iran, which is 90 kilometers and 50 people in iran. format of 51 groups of three to 13 people to climb to dana a13, the front of the grouping of relief coverage is coordinated five the team will go to the peaks and along the route on the right line, they will cover this peak. each team will coordinate with the climbing teams on the way to san man peak and the cameraman to cover the news of this climb. we joined shirazi climbers on the western side of the da

josh parry, bbc news, liverpool.—scale invasion of ukraine. after russia embraced war and faced international isolation. the months pass, the war drags on. the second movement — parallel reality. from morning till night, the state media in russia declares, "we didn't invade ukraine. russia never starts wars. "it's the west waging war on russia." the picture presented here is back to front, inside out, a parallel reality. after 16 months of war, you can feel the instability in russia. armed mercenaries have mutinied and marched on moscow. and so the third movement. time of troubles or in russian... that russian word refers to a murky time of turmoil, chaos and coups. it is a recurring feature of russian history. where will my piece go from here? how many more movements? how will they sound ? it's impossible to predict, just like russia's future. this is bbc news. stay with us if you can. hello. further showers to come through this evening and overnight. how about sunday? on the satellite picture you can see the swirl

it is the latest coming from a reporter, nick garnett, who is sitting inside liverpool crown court.tement is read out by her father to the court." my daughter was doing what everyone should be able to do, her life was cut short, she was lost forever. she would always put others before herself and " and we understand that mr edwards was staring down at the floor whilst this was being read out to the court. to what extent, peter, has the community helped in getting to this point in the conviction of connor chapman. stop? how key has community played in this it is absolutely crucial because it doesn't matter what the investigation is, any police investigation is, any police investigation requires the cooperation of the community and public. cooperation of the community and ublic. ., , , ~ cooperation of the community and ublic. . , , ~ , cooperation of the community and ublic. , ~ , ., cooperation of the community and ublic. , ~' , ., , public. cases like this, of course, there is always _ public. cases like this, of course, there is always a _ public. cases like this, of course, there

good morning from liverpool where i will be looking atjust from liverpool where i will be looking at just that a head from liverpool where i will be looking atjust that a head of from liverpool where i will be looking at just that a head of the latest figures at seven o'clock. the greatest of comebacks is on for england in the women's ashes. on a record—breaking night in bristol, they win their 3rd match in a row, to level the series with two to play. and the stars were on the pink carpet in london last night for the premiere of the barbie film. good morning. a day of sunshine and showers today. fewer than further than had been in the last few days. it is not going to be as breezy. tomorrow and into the weekend that changes is wet and windy weather comes our way. all the details later on in the programme. it's thursday the 13th ofjuly. our main story. junior doctors in england will begin a five—day strike this morning, described by their union as the longest in nhs history, in a major escalation of their pay dispute with the government. downing street said the latest walkout by membe

amy, from aggregate fc and liverpool, thank you. staton i fc and liverpool, thank you. crowd,. we have l mclauchlan. (inaudible) - . a big crowd,. we have brought in all of our amazing _ . a big crowd,. we have brought in all of our amazing local _ . a big crowd,. we have brought in| all of our amazing local businesses, incredible people. we have been working with our local domestic abuse charity, rise, who do loads for domestic abuse victims, women, children, the lgbt+ community. we are celebrating watching the football by doing something good for our community. football by doing something good for our community-— football by doing something good for our community. lewes was one of the first clubs to — our community. lewes was one of the first clubs to pay _ our community. lewes was one of the first clubs to pay men _ our community. lewes was one of the first clubs to pay men and _ our community. lewes was one of the first clubs to pay men and women - first clubs to pay men and women equally. tell us about the importance of that? equally. tell us about the im ortance o

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stay with to liverpool crown with us live to liverpool crown court for the sentencing of conor chapmanghter outlook with boxed suella proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. on. gb news. >> hi there. it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office. with the gb news forecast, light rain or showers for some of us today , but dry and bright for many and it is going to feel warmer. we've low pressure to the we've got low pressure to the west the drawing up this west of the uk drawing up this hotter from near hotter air from the near continent temperatures continent and temperatures really significantly higher in places compared with july so far. but we have got some rain to talk about. first of all, scotland and northern ireland seeing outbreaks of rain seeing those outbreaks of rain turn showers by the turn more to showers by the afternoon and those will afternoon and those showers will be places particularly be heavy in places particularly western and northern western scotland and northern ireland, but also with the odd rumble of thunder. and for england and wales, sunnier skies with rising

sarah and the increase of liverpool's feminine expression in this friendly match, will be played with no hands. south korea beat atlético madrid and man city in the past with the presence of alireza jahanbakhsh and benfica from the lead of the barcelona and real madrid game known as barcelona with three goals and the important opportunity did not end here . have a good and peaceful night today monday 9th of august, 13th of muharram and 30 and on july 1st, the morning call to tehran horizon will be at 3:34, the sunrise will be at 511 minutes and the maghrib call to prayer will be at 12:11 at 19:30. let's give and put the path of righteousness and truth that he has drawn with a baton for all times . hoping to be steadfast in the path of imam hossein, what should we do to resist information from but the age of cinema has given us the lesson of loyalty to stay stable, the mantle of the way of the province, the command to the famous, the lesson that imam hossein, imam khomeini, to live with the heart , to live with love, with sacrifice and forgiveness, and to live with loyalty. he denied i

liverpool captain jordan henderson has joined saudi arabian club al—ettifaq.s moved in a deal worth £12m plus add—ons. in a goodbye video earlier, henderson announced that he would be leaving the club after 12 years, during which he won the premier league and champions league. australia are on top in the fifth and final ashes test at the oval. the visitors have already retained the urn after the fourth test ended in a draw due to persistent rain at old trafford. england can deny the tourists a first men's ashes series win away from home since 2001 but it's not looking good so far. they're currently 242—7, mitchell starc and josh hazlewood with two wickets apiece. harry brook looked to go on the attack but he fell for 85 offjust 91 runs. after the open last week, attention in golf now turns to the evian championship, the fourth women's major of the year got underway this morning in france. south african paula reto is the clubhouse leader. she's seven under par after a round of 64 that included seven birdies. defending champion brooke henderson is five shots bac

to the uk now, where the city of liverpool has been hosting ukraine's biggest pride march, kyiv pridethis year's eurovision song contest on its behalf. 0ur correspondentjosh parry has more from liverpool. in this rainbow, the yellow and blue takes centre stage. thousands of people, including hundreds of ukrainians, marched through liverpool's streets, as the city played host to kyiv pride. we understand that people are kind of tired about... of the war, but you cannot be tired because people are dying on the front line. 0urfriends and loved ones. queer people are dying on the front line to protect freedom. liverpool and ukraine already have a special relationship after the city stepped in to host eurovision back in may. # stefaniya, mamo, mamo, stefaniya... # 0rganisers see this march as a chance to continue that legacy. those marching carried messages of support for those on the front line back home, like combat medics boris and elena. are you looking forward to the day that you could both march together? yeah, because when pride will happen in kyiv, it means, like, the war is over a

earlier this year liverpool also hosted eurovision and this is a continuation of the legacy.ganised by the country's government as well as the environmental ngo wwf. the news was welcomed by biodivesity experts. as a top predator, tigers are considered essential for preserving the ecosystem. however, they are an endangered species. according to data, the global wild tiger population has dropped by around 95% over the past century. and of the film a lot of people are talking about, the barbie film continues its relentless race across the globe. warner brothers say the picture has now made over half a billion dollars at the global box office. based on the famous toy doll, it's dominated the box office in 69 countries and territories. now to california, and these remarkable pictures that have come in. this grizzly bear was caught on camera cooling off in a private home pool during the record—breaking heatwave temperatures on friday. police released this footage, and officials say locals had spotted the bear on a hillside before it took a dip in the pool. the owner said it was in

on to the golf now and the isist open championship is underway at royal liverpool, in hoylake on the their first round — the likes of rory mcilroy and john rahm will take to the tee in just over three hours' time. defending champion cameron smith is out on the course though. he is one over at the moment. attention at the tour de france turns to the sprinters today with a flattish 185 kilometres stage after yesterday's toughtest day of the race as good as decided the overall winner. defending champion yonas vingergaur rode away from his struggling rival tadey pogarcher on the highest mountain of this year's race and now leads by over seven and a half minutes with four stages to go. and that's all the sport for now. rail passengers face more disruption as there is a fresh round of strikes. the action will affect 14 train companies across england, but also impact services running to scotland and wales. it was a transport correspondence, katy austin. once again, fewer trains are running as rail workers walk out. the level of disruption will vary around the country. some passengers in bir

in the shadows of liverpool and field stadium is a cooperative cafe. it's owned by the community and is the embodiment of what it means to come from the city? yes. hi, i'm ashwin gravy. i'll come down to coffee oldest and retired and there's a lifelong living proof on volunteers behind the counter on that stage. we know when they've scored as well because you can hear the roar and it's, it's really it to be so close to the ground. and as you call there are actually 2 teams in liverpool, the other being leaving local people and keeping the money locally. we possibly can reinvest in our own society. that's mildred. one of the volunteers or eldest fall into mailed to unmatched days outside the stadium. there's a food bank project which also harnesses fine power as a lifelong, livable supporter, joe bloggs mission is about more than just be assigned a master some great quantities on the future. yeah. so really hard times, being part of the club is also being part of the community. why we do this, why the funds support the funds? no support funds could be a

in iran, liverpool won decisively against leicester city in friendly football matches.he most important friendly football matches, liverpool team managed to defeat leicester city with what goal. the goals of this game were also scored by clarks and block for the reds. in other games, the meeting between manchester city and atlético madrid due to flooding in the city seoul, south korea started with a delay of 40 minutes, and this game ended with a result of 2-1 in favor of atlético, and also during the clasico match, barcelona was able to defeat real madrid with a result of 3-0 . iran's youth handball team had its last practice. before sending to the world championship, iran's national youth handball team held a tournament on the eve of being sent to the world championships hosted by croatia. in the past year, we had many games , which was the end of science in georgia, where we had two games with the national youth team of georgia. that this team is also present in the world championships, the iranian team in this competition is in the same group as the swedish teams of

in the meantime, just to bring you a little more of what is taking place in liverpool crown court atrks, so with their suggestions on sentencing 20 judge. marco rind, kc, is for the defence. he said nothing i say should be taken as an attempt to diminish what conor chaplin did, but there are cases that are even worse than this. my lord has had to deal with more serious cases and so the focus is not mitigation. this is not at the extreme edges of last resort which call for the whole life term. so, danny, what will bring a whole life term? a, danny, what will bring a whole life term? . ., ., term? a whole life term would usually be _ term? a whole life term would usually be reserved _ term? a whole life term would usually be reserved for - term? a whole life term would l usually be reserved for someone term? a whole life term would - usually be reserved for someone who has committed a murder for a second or third _ has committed a murder for a second or third time — has committed a murder for a second or third time or multiple murders or, or third time or multiple murders or. in_ or th

liverpool 31-year-old roberto firmino, now also officially became a player of the saudi club al-ahly,ng a contract until 2026, as a free agent , there is a possibility of reunion in this team, the famous attacking ligament of attacks firmino and the senegalese mane, with whom negotiations are still underway, the liverpool trace in arabian football plans to leave the new baked coaches of the merseysiders. robbie fowler turned mentor. al-ka disi and steven gerrard, officially appointed by the club al-iti fak liverpool legend has already taken up the study of the arabic mahabba. she is steven gert. she held some time ago, the transfer of frenchman karim benzema from real madrid was the second major deal in the history of arabian football after the transfer of cristiano ronaldo, the owner of the golden ball connected to the reigning champion al-itihad and will receive 200 million euros per season, for three years this is a new challenge for me and new life and i can't wait to start training. i will do my best to win trophies, score goals, demonstrate my abilities and please the fans. this

why it was so important for liverpool to host a gay parade on behalf of ukraine this year. intervened and helped to hold the eurovision song contest, we received positive emotions from kiev about holding the contest on behalf of and as a result, we received an offer to hold a joint gay parade and it was difficult logistics, but we managed to do everything and you see it . at that while eurovision unites liverpool and ukraine in musical terms, today the gay parade united in the key of protest. this is the power of pride thousands of people in the center of liverpool enjoy colorful costumes and a celebration of unity. this is an opportunity for people to show their flaws and show how important each person is, especially in a city like liverpool where a lot of people are out on the streets people are different they are different and just want to be the same. who they see themselves after eurovision also agreed to hold a pride march under auspices, kiev pride all because she was pleased with ukraine is now banned because of the war. this gesture was warmly received by people wh

henderson has signed until 2026 and rejoins ex liverpool captain steven gerrard, who is manager of theue side. so a new start for henderson but it's the end for david silva. the former manchester city playmaker has announced his retirement, after suffering a serious knee injury during pre season with real sociedad who hejoined in 2020. european football's governing body uefa have confirmed barcelona will provisionally have a place in the champions league this season following an investigation into allegations they made payments to a refereeing official. the investigation was opened after it was reported that the spanish giants had paid nearly 6 million pounds to companies owned byjose maria enriquez negreira, the former vice president of spain's referees committee, between 2001 and 2018. however, no clear allegations of any specific fixed games or referees who were influenced have emerged and barcelona have always denied any wrongdoing. to cricket and it's advantage australia after the opening day of the fifth and final ashes test at the oval in south west london. the visitors won the