lizzy: just how attractive are u.k.en the bank of england sounds more dovish than before? but is it as dovish then as the ecb? is it more dovish in your mind? sunaina: i think the question is, of course, there is the rate differential argument between fed versus bank of england and ecb. beyond that, remember, you've had a pounding on the ftse over the last year and a half because of the lack of depth in the markets, which has pushed down relative valuations. versus ecb, i think it is six of one and half a dozen of the other, the others will pick their spots in indices and company by company basis. on a relative basis, but markets look relatively cheaper than a lot out there. lizzy: given raymond james is one of the world's largest private wealth advisors, another long-term question. just how much more of the money do expect to be allocated in private equity by the end of the decade? sunaina: we are seeing a secular, once in a generation move from a high net worth and ultra high net worth individuals into alternatives at

in lizzy burden. asian stocks and bonds under pressure after another weak sale of treasury's on wall street. modest growth in the u.s. economy. saudi aramco said to launch a $10 billion share offering in oil giant aramco and former interest is said to exceed the offer amount already. deal abandoned, bhp walked away from its bed for anglo american leaving the miner to look elsewhere to expand copper production. good morning, welcome to thursday. it has been another weak treasury auction, knocking stocks, bonds yesterday just at the moment when the fed is in no hurry to cut interest rates. will the growth in inflation data reinforce the view that there will be no cuts from the fed this summer? looking to futures on both sides of the pond, pointing lower this morning. we have german inflation data muddying the waters for the ecb next week, and we will dig in with oliver crook later in the program. if you flip over to the cross asset sure, you can see the impact of that auction yesterday. two year at 4.97

oh, god. >> lizzie . >> lizzie. >> lizzie. >> but, love, shine a light there you go. >> i gave it , there or false? despite this being the hottest day of the year so far , hottest day of the year so far, we're expecting a torrential thunderstorm tomorrow. yes i was first. >> you were not. i was . >> you were not. i was. >> your name is being called. >> your name is being called. >> oh, sorry, miss matthew laza. yes. okay >> lizzie cundy. >> lizzie cundy. >> yes, i'll say no. >> it's true . neither of you get >> it's true. neither of you get a point because it was true or false. not yes or no. on a point because it was true or false. not yes or no. oh sorry. it's quite simple. because you're both right. question three a new study has revealed which of these british insults will soon become extinct. is it a prat b plonk or c numpty? lizzie cundy c numpty i think it is c numpty but i'll go for b plonker b blanca. let's see. the answer is all of them. all of them. plonkers numpties number.this used to be in scotland, is it? yeah. >> and i think i've been out with all of them. >> well, yeah. m

joining me, matthew laza and lizzie cundy . matthew laza and lizzie cundy.. sadiq khanis third term mayoral term. sadiq khan is victorious. >> absolutely. and i thought it was a good speech. i thought that he was right to say that he needs to govern for all londoners, not just those who voted for him. i was a bit disappointed that susan hall's speech was , i thought, a little speech was, i thought, a little bit sort of ungracious. why because, you know, i hope sadiq will do better than this and better than that. he's just been re—elected, but he's got to look. >> he references the wire, though, because of the comment that he made to her when she talked about knife crime. and he said that this is not an episode of the wire. now come on, that. yeah, she wanted to take it seriously. >> that's disgusting, i think. and he said, and susan hall has every right to say that the reason, the reason is, is that she i mean, in her campaign, she released a video which was about crime in london, which was apocalyptic pictures. >> and actually there were pictures from new y

you're shattering my dreams now, lizzie . lizzie! nana. oh, now lizzie. lizzie! nana.ot the tommy cooper politics just like that. he's not going to sort it all just like that. >> well, no, because he hasn't got a wand. >> you're just trying to put me off my stride. i'm not. right. so. so that was interesting because i'm old enough to remember the tony blair pledges the first time round, and they were much more gung ho. and the reason that these are called very interesting in the language is my first steps, because he's being realistic about what he can do in the first stages of a government. but we need to get the country back on track. and look, he you know, he hasn't got this big personality of blair, but he has got is that quiet competence and stability that you were talking about earlier. >> i get so fed up with this. my first steps into the i can't promise you much i will may raise taxes. >> no, no, no, we may cut taxes. no he's not going to raise taxes. >> lizzie cundy blah blah blah blah. >> you're going to say what? you didn't know what a woman is, aren't you,

lizzie cundy?man united. >> if she's correct, it was even higher. she'll be very happy. score are you just gonna. >> i was what i was doing the news, darling, i don't know. >> i just saw that it was a tactical, tactical victory for van hague or whatever he's called before they get rid of him. >> two nil. >> two nil. >> well, let's see, the score was two one. yeah. sorry. spoiler alert. yes the answer as much as united. right. question four. before his potential career , communities minister career, communities minister michael gove starred as a school chaplain in the 1994 family comedy a feast at midnight. lizzie cundy. >> she was a member of the question we're running out of time, lizzie two. yes, i think it's true as well. matthew laza true. >> what if she's wrong? >> what if she's wrong? >> i'll just say false for the sake of it. it's true. i'm giving up today. it is true. >> the answer. what's the score? two, one. >> it could be very interesting. who's going to zero? >> actually, i wonder who w

sonali: lizzy is outside of 10 downing street with more. heard from the prime minister there, and when we think about what he said, he cast uncertainty around the labour party and spoke to his own ability to recover the u.k. economy, promising that mortgage rates will come down, acknowledging that people who are looking at their bank allan's is may still be having a hard time. on balance, what about his message do you think will carry him into the july elections? lizzy: well, drowned out by the old labour victory anthem, soaked by the rain, the prime minister has chosen july 4 for the election date. why has he chosen july, when no one in westminster was really expecting it? lots of reasons. economic, first. no coincidence, today was the day that inflation fell to 2.3%. in his eyes, that is back to normal, as he said. ironically, not so eyes of the markets, paring their bets. as you heard him there, he sees this as a moment to say that we have delivered on the economy. as you mentioned, the cost-of-living crisis easing for the british people

correspondent lizzy burden.again, pensioners in play for the conservative party, not the first time. what are the details around this policy? lizzy: classic for the conservative party but there is something new about why they are doing at this time. the threat for reform. this right-wing party started by nigel farage, the brexit campaigner, that is posing a threat to conservatives in this election. it is part of the reason rishi sunak has gone for july, surprising nearly everybody in westminster. part of why over the weekend we heard calls for national service to be brought back in the u.k. to go for this older vote. this announcement is that the tax-free personal allowance for pensioners will rise with the so-called triple-lock. that is the guarantee that the state pension rises by the highest of earnings, wages and inflation, in other words, pensioners would get this tax break from a tax that conservatives hiked and labour has not yet said it won't, so it is making this appeal to the older vote because of the

joining me now is lizzy buchan, deputy political editor at the daily mirror, and james hanson, times radio presenter and political commentator. hello to both of you. james definitely wins the best backdrop! leslie, what do you think about the number of mps who will be contesting their seats. words in the paper today like exodus and sinking ship are being spread around, aren't they? it has been quite dramatic in the last few— it has been quite dramatic in the last few days. there was a steady drip of— last few days. there was a steady drip of conservatives in the last six months and lots of people who have been— six months and lots of people who have been mps for a long time. it has been — have been mps for a long time. it has been a — have been mps for a long time. it has been a very turbulent parliament and you _ has been a very turbulent parliament and you can — has been a very turbulent parliament and you can see that some people might— and you can see that some people might want to go do something else, but the _

lizzie deignan was the highest placed british rider finishing eighteenth overall.cesco bagnaia bounced back to snatch victory at the catalunya motogp. the italian passed championship leaderjorge marteen with five laps to go and his third victory of the season cut the gap to the spaniard to 39 points. at the great manchester run, kenyan vincent ngetich won the men's iok elite race, while ethopia's gotytom gebreslase

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lizzie deignan was the highest placed british rider finishing eighteenth overall.champion francesco bagnaia bounced back to snatch victory at the catalunya motogp. the italian passed championship leaderjorge marteen with five laps to go and his third victory of the season cut the gap to the spaniard to 39 points. at the great manchester run, kenyan vincent ngetich won the men's 10k elite race, while ethopia's gotytom gebreslase won the women's race, and of course, as you'd imagine, thousands of members of the public took to the streets too. there'll be some tired legs tonight. let's get you up to date with the final day of the aquatics gb diving championships in birmingham now, we'll start with the mens platform and noah williams won gold, this his last dive, but he fell fractionally short of what he needed to assure his place in the event in paris, needing a score of 480 for that, he scored 1173.2. heartbreakingly close. but the selectors could still pick him at their discretion for the games. earlier, world championship medallists jack laugher and anthony harding

no, i completely agree with lizzie, to be honest.ig hurdle, the big fear for labor is, is this going to be 1992 all over again when despite dissatisfaction with the conservative government, the tories were able to accuse labor were able to accuse labour of planning tax hikes after the election. we remember those posters, labor's tax bombshell and the fallout we remember those posters, labour's tax bombshell and the fallout from john smith's shadow budget. now, i think this election actually is going to be very, very different to 1992. but you speak to labor insiders, that's their big fear that you might have a repeat of that. so they're being incredibly cautious. keir starmer and rachel reeves, to avoid any such a piece of that. so do you think, james, that we will see specific promises on tax cuts from the conservatives? i see this warning from the ifs, the think tank, the institute for fiscal studies today, talking about how the current financial situation is a dark cloud hanging over the election and basically talking about how an

. >> toronto blue jays fan liz mcguire, not lizzie. lizzie mcguire took a line drive. foul ball right to the right. i look at her head. >> the ball's still there. looks like, oh my god, oh no, 110mph. >> miraculously, she avoided serious injuries. she took to social media, writing, hey blue jays, i got my face smashed in, didn't even get the ball. can you hook a girl up? >> of course they did. topps has announced it's even created her own trading card and it's a limited edition. there's only 110 copies and they gifted them all to her. >> i really hope she feels better. that looks so painful. yeah, it really does. >> finally, to another winner on the racetrack, a really, really slow racetrack. >> five tortoises don their checkered flags in indianapolis and race to the finish line at this year's ♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and mark!" today, star of the series "platonic," rose byrne plus

lizzie: you're never safe, plotting has been going on for months.wanted to show that a change of leader could make sure they are not wiped out in the general, but the prime minister could claw his way through even if they lose half the seats, if they hold on to the two mayors, he could make it all the way through and conservatives have already had boris johnson and liz trust. it would be a difficult thing for the population to digest another tory leader. tom: thank you indeed with the details and in deed results coming in for the prime minister. now to some other stories, columbia university says 13 of the 45 people who barricaded themselves in the school had no affiliation with the institution. demands include divestment from israel and an end to ties with the country. eric adams said outsiders accounted for one third of the people arrested in a crackdown at columbia on tuesday evening. turkey is halting trade with israel over what it calls the humanitarian tragedy in palestine. israel's imports include machinery, fuel, produce and food. they used

— isn't it, lizzie? yes, my mum protected _ isn't it, lizzie?y know i miss her so much. it is supposed to be a happy day, but it's not because she is not here. she would have been here, but for the fact she was given that blood. it is such a mix of emotions, you feel angry, sad, you cannot put it into words. you feel angry, sad, you cannot put it into words— it into words. you talk about the loneliness _ it into words. you talk about the loneliness she _ it into words. you talk about the loneliness she felt _ it into words. you talk about the loneliness she felt dealing i it into words. you talk about the loneliness she felt dealing with l it into words. you talk about the i loneliness she felt dealing with it, but i'm guessing the loneliness you feel as well? has that been slightly helped by the sense of community that you have got from yesterday and through this whole inquiry process? absolutely and the facebook support groups have been a great help as well, we have had absolutely no help from the top down, not had any counselling or anything

we have a strong consumer spending inflation is moderating. >> lizzie, i want to talk about consumer american express we are seeing a lot of people having the credit cards maxed out. right now, according to the data, 15% of gen z credit card holders are maxed out. why american express now with the questions about the consumer >> american express has shown 8% year over year spending growth the there's really a tale of two mcdonald's and coca-cola showing a crack in the consumer. the low-end consumer is moving to a value-oriented option jpmorgan chase is seeing react sell re-acceleration of growth. >> lizzie evans, thank you that will do it for "worldwide exchange." "squawk box" starts right now. >>> good morning nvidia is set to open at a record high after strong guidance impressed the street. we will dig through that report straight ahead. >>> more overnight tesla breaking down on the first battery planned ot outside the d states it is expecting to break ground in the first quarter of next year. >>> the anti-trust suit against livenation is expected to be filled today it's thursday,

lizzie: good morning. happy memorial day if you are in the u.s., hope you are having a good bank holiday here in the u.k.

well, lizzie didn't keep quiet. she went to the courthouse and found a judge who would issue a warrant against frank for what he had done. he retaliated by getting a warrant against her for stealing money that his wife gave her. he went to trial and was acquitted. she went to trial and was convicted and. the letter that she sent to lincoln was the day after she was sentenced one year at hard labor in albany. washington, november 4th, 1864, to his excellency the president of the united states. sir, on yesterday i sentenced to serve at hard labor for the period of one year in the albany penitentiary. the fault was my own, for which i was convicted. but i most solemnly declare before my that i am guilty of no crime. i was employed as servant in the family of one francis prewitt, a resident. washington, d.c. and in an evil hour gave way to the opportunities of mr. prewitt. i carnal and of course with him and the cossacks this was that i became pregnant and afterwards delivered of a child which lived but a few months. th

let's bring lizzy burden standing outside of their boe. what clues could we get from bailey and team about when monetary easing might start here in the u.k.? >> doubt anyone expects the bank of england to be as gracious with their clarity. some doubt that change the guidance to say the cuts are coming in coming months, but it may be andrew bailey follows christine lagarde's lead and tells us which data points to watch. before the cuts come as a bit of a hint-hint, wink-wink if they are coming in june or august, and also watching the vote split whether you have the deputy governor joining the cut today. our recent speech and suggest he has a dovish tilt, and i will also watch the forecast, because if they lower the forecast below the 2% target, it would suggest whacking the finger on the market curve on which the forecast is predicated, but your question will dominate the press conference today, whether the cuts are coming after they start, and if they do not come in june, if they wait for august, it is going to be incredibly difficult when

lizzie is about to graduate high school. come on out, lizzie. >> awe! >> how are you?ns so much because it feels like there is no one else. i would want doing that, she's so sweet. my family tells the stories all the time. >> because you were so fun! >> thank you. >> what's it like for you? i mean, this is such a dramatic difference from 10 months old to graduating at this moment? >> i mean, this is what we do it for. this is so good. this is so cool. i'm so happy for you. >> thank you. >> what has it been like for all of you that you had this really difficult thing happen to you. you know, very serious cancer at a young age. how does that change your perspective on life, jonathan? >> it makes me more grateful, just every day that i get to be around family and friends. you know, they have always been supportive to me. and, so, i love to give back now to my community and to anyone who i can because i was given such great care and respect by those around me. it's made such a difference. >> yeah. i think also it is like one of those things that the normal kid problems are

running a barbershop, lizzie already had her hands pretty full...friends as well were like, "i don't know why i reach for it!" e—mail, instagram, x — i think they're work and get really overwhelming. so, she made a change, investing in an old school nokia flip phone. it helped me recalibrate my own habits. i have more quality time with my son. it's crazy when you think about it. a lot of it, the best, the best, the best parents, you still get distracted. now, she says she has found a healthy balance — an iphone for the business during the day but switching it off after work and having the flip phone for calls and texts from close friends and family. there. ooh! what about when he starts asking for a phone? what you think you will do? it doesn't feel like the best idea to go straight to a smartphone. ijust feel like, again, we're handing over, while their brains are still developing, just the world. just trying to figure out how to navigate that. the growing number of customers who want to scale back their screen time still have different requirement

lizzy: that was sundar pichai, the google a bit ceo speaking to emily chang.ou can watch the full interview tonight at 11:00 p.m. u.k. time on bloomberg television or stream it at bloomberg originals. disney shares tumbled of the most in 18 months, after a report of a tepid outlook for growth in streaming sioux tribe is in the current quarter. the ceo hugh johnston says price hikes are not impacting streaming negatively. >> we took prices up a little bit in the beginning of this year and it didn't really see much of an impact. as to what the future brings, we are obviously very judicious with the way that we price, we want to provide access to as many guests as we possibly can. but we do believe that the great experiences we provide, people are willing to pay for. tom: disney's cfo speaking to bloomberg. was bring in charlie wells from the team. the results topline for the quarter was a beat but the shares were hammered. what was the investor reaction, where is the fear situated in this stock? >> yesterday was trouble not in the house of mouse, but around it,

i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes, here are the headlines: west ham's lucas paqueta is charged by the fa overntionally receive cards to influence betting markets. we speak to the england and manchester city star the phil foden about his incredible season and the build—up to the euros. and luke littler throws the perfect nine dart checkout on his way to becoming the premier league champion. welcome to the programme and we're starting with news that the west ham midfielder lucas paqueta has been charged with misconduct by the fa in relation to alleged betting rule breaches. it relates to four games over an 18—month period, where it's alleged paqueta deliberately tried to get a card from the referee, in order to influence betting markets. the fa investigation was triggered by suspicious betting patterns. the brazilian has until the third ofjune to provide a response, although he's already publicly denied any wrongdoing on social media saying — "i will fight with every breath to clear my name." earlier, i spoke to our senior football reporter simon stone. what they said, as you say, in their stat

i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes — here are the headlines.er league titles in a row. it's auf wiedersenjurgen — as klopp fist pumps his goodbyes to liverpool. and a stunning solo ride moves pogarcer a step closer to a first giro title. welcome to the programme. manchester city have won the premier league title for the fourth successive season, becoming the first team in english football history to do so. leading at the start of the day, all they had to do was better arsenal who were two points behind them, and they did it in style, beating west ham 3—1. katie gornall was at the etihad to witness history. selling champions, banners, flags, since full—time but in truth they probably had them ready for

i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes. here are the headlines.league titles in a row. it's auf wiedersehen, jurgen klopp, as he fist—pumps his goodbyes to liverpool. and a stunning solo ride moves pogacar a step closer to a first zero title. —— giro. welcome to the programme. manchester city have won the premier league title for the fourth successive season, becoming the first team in english football history to do so. leading at the start of the day, all they had to do was better arsenal, who were two points behind them, and they did it in style, beating west ham 3—1. katie gornall was at the etihad to witness history. they've been selling champions, banners, flags and scarves here since since full time. but in truth, they probably had them ready for weeks. and the fans were confident that today would be the day because they know city have been in this position before

lizzie greenwood—hughes was there for us.st extraordinary badminton, it went right down to the wire. all three phases of this equestrian triathlon have been influential and the show jumping, the final part, was particularly so. only two clear rounds, one of them by this lady, caroline powell. no offence, but we didn't see that coming, how do you feel about winning badminton for the first time? thought the third might be where we ended up, but to win it was just amazing. she is just the most amazing mare and i'm so proud of her. how long ago did you win burnley, how long ago was that? 2010? it's been a long time since you've had a horse this good. paris is around the corner, are you making a late bid to get on that? i don't know, she still got to go home and be sound and have a holiday and go back to work. it would be absolutely amazing but also going to burnley would be amazing, whatever way she goes we want the best for her. so much pressure on your shoulders, so many riders still to go and it's in reverse order, the last ri

i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes — here are the headlines.remier league titles in a row. it's "auf wiedersen, jurgen", as klopp fist pumps his goodbyes to liverpool. and a stunning solo ride moves pogarcer a step closer to a first giro title. welcome to the program. manchester city have won the premier league title for the fourth successive season, becoming the first team in english football history to do so. leading at the start of the day, all they had to do was better arsenal who were two points behind them, and they did it in style, beating west ham 3—1. katie gornall was at the etihad to witness history. they were selling champions banners, flags here, since full—time but in truth they probably had them ready for weeks and their fans were confident that today would be today because they know that city have been in this position before and they don't falter with the finish line in sight. they are a relentless winning machine and now have done something unique, made history and won four league titles in a row. it is something the great tea

and also lizzie cundy . also lizzie cundy. >> most definitely. yes. right. >> most definitely. yes.ie cundy. stella taxidou . thank you. q i was taxidou. thank you. q i was almost there also. norman baker and also lord daniel moylan, thank you so much for your thoughts. well, what do you think at home? gbnews.com/yoursay i'll get to read some of those in a matter of moments. coming up, we'll continue with the great british debate this hour. i'm asking, is it time to ban extreme protests ? it time to ban extreme protests? my panel will be back to discuss. still to come, today's outside guest. we'll talk highs, lows and lessons learned. what comes next on the outside, then? an american born singer. these are your clues . she's an are your clues. she's an american born singer. her parents are responsible for creating several cult tv series, including captain scarlet. remember that puppet like captain scarlet ? first, let's captain scarlet? first, let's get your latest news headlines with aaron armstrong . with aaron arm strong. >> with aaron armstrong. >> hey, it's 433. i'm aaron armst

lizzie greenwood—hughes was there for us.nary badminton. it went right down to the wire. all three phases of this equestrian triathlon have been influential. and the showjumping, the final part was particularly so only to clear rounds, one of them by this lady, caroline powell. now, caroline, no offence, but we didn't see that coming. how do you feel about having won badminton for the first time? well, we were a long way down and i was sort of wondering, you got a really thought. third, might might be, you know, we would end up. but to win, it was just amazing. she just is the most amazing year and i'm so proud of him. it's been a while since. how long ago did you win bali? how long ago was that? 0h, 2010, exactly. it's been a while since you've had a horse this good after the great lenimal. so what are you thinking now? i mean, is paris is around the corner. are you making a late bid to get on that kiwi team again? oh, i don't know. you know, she's still got to go home and be sound and have a holiday and come back into work

tom: lizzy burden all over this story. now to central-bank policy from the boe to the fed, minute signal officials are in no rush to cut rates with many questioning whether a higher for longer policy was restrictive enough? let's bring in garfield reynolds. the markets did react to this and it came in before the nvidia results. how much of a surprise wasn't relative to the fomc minutes? >> it was definitely a surprise. a lot of people were saying this sounds a much more hawkish than powell sounded when he came out of the press conference immediately coming out of the meeting. the market had gone into the meeting very worried there would be a hawkish pivot, that there would be rate hikes discussed and when that did not have been there were strong rallies into bonds and stocks, so there is a bit of a feeling powell undersold the way the fed was firming toward a more hawkish view, and even if you take into account the idea that these minutes come after those softer jobs and cpi numbers, wallace was describing the most recent

they think lizzie didn't even get a diploma. it's very confusing.ce i would say do your thing when you accepted the diploma. they handed to you, you go free palestine and you walk off. you just left seinfeld. you don't get to hear what jerry seinfeld is white -- advice was. this guy is the biggest star of the nineties. this guy is wealthy, has a young wife, he's a celebrity. don't you want to learn from someone like that? the key to life is hard work, relationships and exercise. he's right. i would only add one thing, food. i'm reading this book about inflammation, it's just astounding. we could all use better diets. is like they were choosing egner in spirit and anybody knows you never choose ignorance you just stumble upon it like me sometimes. >> judge jeanine: katie, duke university was very different for the kids at columbia. what do you attribute the difference to? columbia they stormed the administration building, and duke is totally different, a few malcontents walkout but they pretty much yelling jerry. what's it about? >> geography, columb

lizzie deignan was the highest placed british rider finishing eighteenth overall.fter crashing out on the final lap of yesterday's sprint race world champion francesco bagnaia bounced back to snatch victory at the catalunya motogp. the italian passed championship leaderjorge marteen with five laps to go and his third victory of the season cut the gap to the spaniard to 39 points. at the great manchester run, kenyan vincent ngetich won the men's10k elite race, while ethopia's gotytom gebreslase won the women's race, and of course, as you'd imagine, thousands of members of the public took to the streets too. there'll be some tired legs tonight. let's get you up to date with the final day of the aquatics gb diving championships in birmingham now, we'll start with the mens platform and noah williams won gold, this his last dive, but he fell fractionally short of what he needed to assure his place in the event in paris, needing a score of 480 for that, he scored 103.2. heartbreakingly close. but the selectors could still pick him at their discretion for the games. earli

lizzie greenwood—hughes was there for us.dinary badminton, it went right down to the wire. all three phases of this equestrian triathlon have been influential and the show jumping, the final part, was particularly so. only two clear rounds, one of them by this lady, caroline powell. no offence, but we didn't see that coming, how do you feel about winning badminton for the first time? we we re we were quite a long way down, i thought the third might be where we would end up, but to win was just amazing. she is just so amazing and i'm so proud. just so amazing and i'm so roud. ., ., ., ., proud. how long ago did you win barel ? proud. how long ago did you win barely? 2010. _ proud. how long ago did you win barely? 2010. it— proud. how long ago did you win barely? 2010. it has _ proud. how long ago did you win barely? 2010. it has been - barely? 2010. it has been awhile since _ barely? 2010. it has been awhile since you - barely? 2010. it has been awhile since you have - barely? 2010. it has beenj awhile since you have had barel

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i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes, live from the bbc sport centre.ittler becomes the youngest major winner in history. a manchester derby at wembley, as city and united prepare to go head—to—head in the fa cup final. the streets of monte carlo are abuzz again as britain's lewis hamilton is fastest in first practise for the monaco grand prix. welcome to the programme. we're starting with the british teenage dart5 sensation luke littler, who has become the youngest major champion in history after winning the premier league final on his debut. the 17—year—old threw a perfect nine—dart finish on his way to beating the world champion, luke humprie5, in london 11 legs to seven. it's the first time anyone has done a nine—darter in the premier league since phil taylor back in 2010. it's been an extraordinary few months for littler, who burst onto the scene at the worlds at the beginning of the year, only losing to humphries in the final. he's now the becoming the biggest name in the sport. yeah, the worlds wa5 yeah, the worlds was reared, i wasn't crying a5

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thank you, lizzie.rked weeks of mass protests. salome zourabichvili says the legislation was an obstacle on georgia's path to eu membership. translation: today, ivetoed translation: today, i vetoed the russian lava _ translation: today, i vetoed the russian law. this _ translation: today, i vetoed the russian law. this law _ translation: today, i vetoed the russian law. this law in _ translation: today, i vetoed the russian law. this law in essence i translation: today, | vetoed the | russian law. this law in essence and in its but it is a russian law which contradicts our constitution and all russian standards and represents an obstacle on the european part. db2 is legally correct and will be to parliament. —— the veto is legally correct. however, salome zourabichvili acknowleged her veto was merely symbolic, as the governing party can overturn it with a simple majority in parliament. critics say the "foreign agent" law, which was passed on tuesday, will stifle democracy. it would oblige ngos and media