we are so happy for you, loreen. _ you. thank you. we are so happy for you, loreen.ial. 50th anniversary year. it is so secial. , , . ., stay with us here on bbc news. hello. for the vast majority of places, saturday turned into a mostly sunny and very warm day. many parts of western england, wales, northern ireland and scotland saw temperatures up to 21 degrees. however, in eastern england, underneath this stubborn area of cloud, some places only got to ten degrees. now, that stubborn area of cloud still with us for sunday morning, but it should break up a little more effectively through the day ahead to allow more sunshine and warmth. at the same time, this cold front pushing in from the north—west will bring rain into parts of scotland and northern ireland first thing. and as that front pushes south— eastwards through the day, it will introduce something a little bit cooler to the north and the west of the uk. so through sunday morning this clouds to start off across central and eastern england should break up a little more effectively, rolling back out into the n

well, loreen led the way from the start of the jury vote.e she is with her winning performance of tattoo earlier. # to get closer to you. # you're stuck on me. # like a tattoo... # to get closer to you. # you're stuck on me. # like a tattoo... # no, i don't care about the pain. # i'll walk through fire. # and through rainjust # to get closer to you. # you're stuck on me. # like a tattoo. # no, i don't care about them. and here she is accepting the award. only the second person to win eurovision twice. how does it feel? this is overwhelming. i'm so happy and i am so thankful. thank you for this. this is for you, thank you. we are so happy foryou, loreen, bringing eurovision to sweden for abba's 50th anniversary year. it's so, so special. just after loreen was announced as the winner i spoke to our chief presenter maryam moshiri, who has been watching all the action in liverpool. it is so exciting, what a show. it is so exciting, what a show. it was absolutely extraordinary, and ijust love extraordinary, and i just love the extraordinary, and

so, that was the moment loreen took victory. listen. only the second person to win the eurovision contest twice — johnny logan being the first, now you. how does it feel? this is overwhelming. i'm so happy and i'm so thankful. thank you for this. this is for you. thank you. we're so happy for you, loreen, bringing eurovision to sweden for abba's 50th anniversary year. it's so, so special. cheering and applause. the bbc�*s maryam moshiri had more on the reaction for us in liverpool. it's so exciting. what a show. it was absolutely extraordinary, and ijust love the way that eurovision keeps you on the edge of your seat until the very last minute. all through the end, all through the voting, the jury voting, sweden kept getting 12 points, 12 points, 12 points, over and over again. finland were around fourth or fifth place and then, we went to televoting — and televoting changes everything. and clearly, audiences from not only europe but around the world — even audiences in the us could vote for eurovision, and they voted in their d

i love loreen, i love loreen. 12 - i love loreen, i love loreen. 12 points — i love loreen, i love loreennland? _ the moral winners of this. are you from finland? yes. _ the moral winners of this. are you from finland? yes. did _ the moral winners of this. are you from finland? yes. did you - the moral winners of this. are you from finland? yes. did you come| from finland? yes. did you come especially?— from finland? yes. did you come eseciall ? , , , ., especially? yes, this year, we were so certain we _ especially? yes, this year, we were so certain we would _ especially? yes, this year, we were so certain we would be _ especially? yes, this year, we were so certain we would be in _ especially? yes, this year, we were so certain we would be in finland i so certain we would be in finland next year. so certain we would be in finland next ear. , so certain we would be in finland next year-— so certain we would be in finland next ear. , .«i ., , ., next year. does it make it worse to lose to sweden? _ next year. does it make it worse to lose to sweden? yes, _ next year. does it make it wors

loreen, a second eurovision trophy.ht for sweden but also you can see that finland here is parting into the night however there was one definite uk winner on the evening, liverpool. david sillito, bbc news. that looks like such a spectacular night! the musical spectacular was watched by an estimated global tv audience of 180 million. people who weren't lucky enough to get a ticket to the arena in liverpool packed into the open—air fanzone on the city's waterfront. our entertainment correspondent colin paterson spent the evening with them. this was a eurovision party for the ages! this was a eurovision party for the aces! . 3, 3, this was a eurovision party for the ages!_ uk - this was a eurovision party for| the ages!_ uk fans the ages! cha cha cha! uk fans are amongst — the ages! cha cha cha! uk fans are amongst the _ the ages! cha cha cha! uk fans are amongst the less _ the ages! cha cha cha! uk fans| are amongst the less confident. where do you think will finish top or bottom. the where do you think will finish top o

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well, loreen collecting all the points tonight, doing very well. in washington, dc, thank you very much forjoining us. thank you. despite not being able to host due the the war, many ukrainians were still keen to follow along from home, but this is a bar in kyiv where fans still enjoyed the competition all the same, and our correspondent hugo bachega has been speaking to some of them. frustrated, but because of the war, because of lots of people dying and lots of people losing their homes, businesses, relatives. it's hurtful in any case, but not in case of eurovision. yeah, eurovision is continuing, and we have our representative. we have lots of countries that still participate, so we're all good. and we participate as well. i feel ok, because you guys as britain did a very good job, and we're really grateful that it's truly a ukrainian—british eurovision this year. so we watched with my friends, and we can feel so much ukrainian history and culture and energy on the stage, and it is amazing. maybe we did not even do such a good job in as we dud m

so, that was the moment loreen took victory.s to her. let's listen. only the second person to win the eurovision contest twice, johnny logan being the first, now you. how does it feel? this is overwhelming. i'm so happy and i am so thankful. thank you for this. this is for you, thank you. we're so happy for you, loreen, bringing eurovision to sweden for abba's 50th anniversary year. it's so, so special. while it's called eurovision, the song contest has plenty of fans here in the us as well. and this year, for the first time ever, americans — and fans from anywhere in the world — could actually vote — even if their own country didn't compete. alesia michelle is one of those superfans. i caught up with her after a large watch party here in washington and asked her why she thought sweden's loreen was a two time winner. then look at eurovision pre—20 2012, when euphoria one, that really changed how the song contest was even ta ken really changed how the song contest was even taken in by europe. so the fact she is now our second tim

one things that i thought was interesting, i spoke to loreen i interesting, i spoke to loreen earliern has got. it is the most—watched entertainment programme in the world. 160 million watch each year. the favourites are currently sweden, loreen, finland, spain. so there are two knockout stages on tuesday and thursday and 20 axle then go through to the final on saturday where are six acts automatically qualify and thatis six acts automatically qualify and that is to do with how much they pay to enter, the uk is one of those. also ukraine also gets a automatic pass to the final because we should be in ukraine now because the tradition is, if you win get to put it on the following year. but because organisers ruled it was too dangerous that is why we are in liverpool. what day it is. the sun has come out and it has been amazing to see all of the artist. you has come out and it has been amazing to see all of the artist.— to see all of the artist. you have the job of _ to see all of the artist. you have the job of the — to see all of the artist. you have the job of the day, _ to see all o

loreen: that's a good question.hen we look at the s&p 500 earnings yield, and we compare that to the 10 year treasury, that spread is extremely tight. normally, it is a healthier spread of 2.5%. right now the spread is a .5%. when you look at a trade, it is more favorable to look at fixed income than equities. within equities, there are areas to be selective in. there are areas of opportunity. in the longer term, lots of opportunities in equities. i will say the favorability is definitely on fixed income. if you are saying that is defensive, that is not a bad place to be. shery: what happens once we get to a deal and we get treasury issuance on top of corporate issuance, is there enough demand? loreen: what we will see eventually is that they yields will go down. just like we will see on money markets. i talk to clients who say, what about the 5% money market, and compare that to what we can get in the markets. what we will see eventually is that all of those yields will come down. like you said, looking at what the

the swedish act, loreen, wins the eurovision song contest — becomimg the first woman to triumph twicethe people of turkey are voting in one of the most pivotal elections in the country's modern history hello and welcome. for the first time since russia's invasion of ukraine, volodymyr zelensky — the president of ukraine — is visiting germany. in the last hour, he was greeted by the german chancellor olaf scholtz, with whom he is now holding talks. germany has just announced its biggest sum of military aid to ukraine yet — 3—billion dollars. that's about £2.1i billion. earlier, mrzelensky was received by president frank—walter steinmeier. the trip comes just a day after a visit to italy, where he met the italian pm, the president — and the pope. let's cross to our correspondent jenny hill in berlin. thank you forjoining us. germany is certainly pulling out all the stops for the visit of president zelensky? indeed. first of all from the formalities and ceremonial prospective he has had the thought military honours at the chancellery and he met the german president early this morning. an

loreen, the finnish guys, norway, it will he _ loreen, the finnish guys, norway, it will be hard — loreeneart _ give everything and i will sing my heart out — give everything and i will sing my heart out on the stage. it heart out on the stage. it will— heart out on the stage. it will be quite hard, sweden a book favourite but one factor give you is the last eight years alone, only 50% of the book �*s predictions have come true. look behind me, that is the fan zone, it is starting to fill up with loads of eurovision fans and thatis with loads of eurovision fans and that is where my colleague has been spending the morning. i am in the eurovision fan zone where you canjust i am in the eurovision fan zone where you can just immerse yourself in all things eurovision and behind us, performing a little while ago and continuing throughout the afternoon is the english national opera, covering eurovision songs. i 0pera, covering eurovision songs. i will introduce you now to somebody instrumental in bringing all of this here to liverpool, claire mccolgan, director of culture for liverpool. are you

eurovision legend loreen first won the competition in 2012.ctory for a second time. finland's entry, cha cha cha, is also considered a strong contender for first place. and reigning champions ukraine are defending their title, with electronic duo tvorchi putting forward the dance number �*heart of steel.�* adrian bradleyjoins us now. he is eurovision reporter with the new statesman hello and good to talk to you. you told me earlier is your seventh eurovision. how does liverpool compare to the other ones you have been to? , . , compare to the other ones you have been to? ,. , .,, compare to the other ones you have beento? my , compare to the other ones you have beento? ,. , , ., ., been to? this city has been amazing. the sun is out. _ been to? this city has been amazing. the sun is out, there _ been to? this city has been amazing. the sun is out, there are _ been to? this city has been amazing. the sun is out, there are happy - the sun is out, there are happy families all over the city and everywhere i have been, every shop, bar has a ukrainia

sweden's act loreen obtained 583 points with her pop anthem tattoo.g into the competition — and she's only the second person to win it twice. her first victory on the popular contest was more than a decade ago. she won the competition in 2012 with her song "euphoria". the uk's entry, mae muller, came second from last in the final standings but said she would "never forget this journey". last night's eurovision was watched by an estimated global tv audience of 180 million. many also packed into the open—air fan zone on liverpool's waterfront to watch the long awaited final. earlier i spoke to our reporter luxmy gopal who was watching the fan village in liverpool being taken down. the eurovision fan village behind me is being dismantled, all the glitter is being swept away at the end of a fantastic eurovision week and build—up here. yesterday, the fan village was full of around 15,000 people because it was a ticketed event to see the eurovision finals screened on the big screen here. but all week there has been performances, live music, dj sets, and eve

loreen from sweden. it was a bit sense— loreen from sweden.to come . well, let's— remembered for many, many years to come . �*jinjiicc : remembered for many, many years to come . to come. well, let's head to liverpool . ellie phillips is liverpool. ellie phillips is standing by for us. morning to you, ellie . and look, whatever you, ellie. and look, whatever you, ellie. and look, whatever you think of the songs, the entries, anything else, i'll tell you what, liverpool put on a pretty good show . the most a pretty good show. the most wonoeoiob— a pretty good show. the most wonderful experience.- ;: the most wonderful experience. i'm so wooi— wonderful experience. i'm so boooo oi— wonderful experience. i'm so boooo oi ibis— wonderful experience. i'm so proud of this city. i've got do big— proud of this city. i've got do big sboob— proud of this city. i've got do big shout outs— proud of this city. i've got do big shout outs actually to the bios— big shout outs actually to the bios bonk— big shout outs actually to the m&s bank arena— big shout o

the swedish act loreen has won this year's eurovision song contest in liverpool, after surviving a last—minutevotes for finland. the singer made history as the first woman to win twice. now on bbc news political thinking with nick robinson. who was the star of the coronation? apart, that is, from their majesties the king and queen. the answer, most watching would surely agree, is the bearer of the sword of state, all 8lb of it, held aloft for a muscle— straining 51 minutes. my guest on political thinking, a conversation with, rather than interrogation of, someone who shapes our political thinking. it was a feat performed by the first woman to do the job at a coronation, penny mordaunt, and it won the admiration of people who are normally her political foes. she did it as lord president of the council. her dayjob is leader of the house of commons, and that performance led to the bookies cutting the odds on her becoming the next leader of the conservative party. worth remembering, she came mighty close to getting the job and becoming our prime minister last summer after borisjohnson was forced o

this is loreen, from sweden. this is her arriving to the red carpet.tually turquoise, for sponsorship reasons. loreen won in 2012, and she's back in the competition as one of the favourites, with her song, tattoo. but anything can happen, and according to the bookies, other acts like france, spain or finland are also tipped to do pretty well. this is the finnish singer. very charismatic performer. his song cha cha cha has been going down a storm with live audiences. daniel rosenior has been following the opening ceremony from liverpool. he has the action. this is the official opening ceremony of this year's eurovision song contest. i'm currently sandwiched in between slovenia to my right and cyprus to my left. all 37 acts from the 37 countries that are participating have now arrived in liverpool. they are walking this red carpet, which is actually turquoise for sponsorship reasons. but it is only one of a number of events that are happening this evening in liverpool. there will be a concert happening in front of the iconic st george's hall, where the o

the swedish act loreen has won this year's eurovision song contest in liverpool, after surviving a last—minuteurge in votes for finland. the singer made history as the first woman to win twice. turkey's leaders have cast their votes in one of the most pivotal elections in the country's modern history. recep erdogan is trying to retain the presidency, after 20 years in power. the most powerful cyclone to affect the bay of bengal for more than ten years has made landfall on coastal areas in bangladesh and myanmar, bringing record levels of flooding. now on bbc news, europe's royals revealed. washington dc is the heart of the free world. let's go now to capitol hill. i'm katty kay, and in more than 20 years spent here in the news business, i've grown accustomed to thinking of this as the centre of power. decisions that reverberate around the globe are made here by politicians who proudly champion democracy: the rule of the people, by the people. we're here to assess the real meaning of the results in hundreds of races. but it's not the only way, or necessarily the best. a recent poll shows that o

the swedish act loreen has won this year's eurovision song contest in liverpool, after surviving a last—minuteurge in votes for finland. the singer made history as the first woman to win twice. turkey's leaders have cast their votes in one of the most pivotal elections in the country's modern history. recep erdogan is trying to retain the presidency, after twenty years in power. the most powerful cyclone to affect the bay of bengal for more than ten years has made landfall on coastal areas in bangladesh and myanmar — bringing record levels of flooding. now on bbc news... proud boys: the battle forjanuary the 6th. we all know what happened onjanuary the 6th in washington — a violent mob intent on overturning the 2020 election result stormed the capitol. be advised, there's probably about 300 proud boys marching eastbound towards the united states capitol. i was there and filmed 200—300 members of a group called the proud boys as they marched towards their target. they are right—wing nationalists who believe the united states is being betrayed by internal enemies and an overbearing government. o

the headlines: the swedish act loreen has won this year's eurovision song contest in liverpool, after surviving a last—minute surge in votes for finland. the singer made history as the first woman to win twice. after days of fighting, a ceasefire between israel and islamic militants in the gaza strip appears to be holding. the deal was welcomed by the white house, who praised egypt for its role in brokering the truce. turkey's president and his main challengers are facing their biggest test as the country goes to the polls. oppostion parties are trying to appeal to younger voters by proising to improve relations with the west. after an audience with the pope in rome, ukraine's president zelensky has visited berlin as part of his diplomatic tour. the german government has pledged its largest weapons package for kyiv. now on bbc news, click. this week, we have a mix of medical marvels. go gently, it can feel that! how e—skin could give robots a sense of touch. so, just lean forward ever so slightly. whoa! that's good. keep going. the machines are going off—road. we ride the wheelchair t

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this is loreen, from sweden arriving to the red carpet — which is actually turquoise for sponsorshipvourites, with her song, tattoo. but, of course, anything can happen and according to the bookies, other acts like france, spain or finland are also tipped to do well. we will have lots of coverage of eurovision, of course the coronation celebrations continue into the weekend as well, and we will bring you updated coverage of that incident today in brownsville, texas, as well. lots more on the website. stay tuned right here on bbc news. hello, there. looking at the weather over the coronation weekend, i think it's fair to say we've had a real mixed bag, starting on saturday, with the coronation itself, where, in london, we had, of course, rain. it wasn't that heavy — we only had five millimetres — but it was relentless, lasting for about nine hours, so very damp weather. a different story for sunday, many of us dry with some sunshine coming through, and it was the warmest day of the year so far, with highs of 21.3. but how warm is that? well, if we look at the 7th of may, in previous y

and with that, i thought i'd show loreen what the choir had been doing with the song she won with inu. thank you, thank you for that. and to end, ourfinal song of the day in liverpool's williamson tunnels. this lot wouldn't be here singing if not for eurovision. no, it was the catalyst for bringing them all back together again. so it's really, it's become a really big thing and it probably wouldn't have happened were it not for eurovision. eurovision, it's already had quite an effect. david sillito, bbc news. cheering what about the eurovision weather for liverpool? here's darren bett. it looks an amazing venue but the weather can't make its mind up. we

eurovision legend loreen first won the competition in 2012.y for a second time. finland's entry — cha cha cha — is also considered a strong contender for first place. and reigning champions ukraine are defending their title — with electronic duo tvorchi putting forward the dance number �*heart of steel.�* joining me now is our eurovision reporter daniel rosney who is in the arena. daniel, what is the atmosphere likemackie looks beautiful. you can see around 45 _ likemackie looks beautiful. you can see around as minutes _ likemackie looks beautiful. you can see around as minutes until - see around a5 minutes until showtime. the first eurovision song contest to be held in the uk for quarter of a century. last time was in 1998 in birmingham. the cloud have started to arrive and there are two drag queens on stage playing eurovision hits. this one is from ukraine. the singer was involved in the flag ceremony tonight on stage. there are a lot of blue and yellow flags on the dance floor. it is a sea of flags down there. you can see the union flag of

this is loreen, from sweden — loreen won in 2012 and she�*s back in the competition as one of the favouritese finnish singer kariija. his song cha cha cha has been going down a storm with live audiences. 0ur eurovision reporter daniel rosney has been following eurovision�*s opening ceremony from liverpool. this is the official opening ceremony of this year�*s eurovision song contest. i�*m sandwiched in between slovenia to my right and cyprus to my left. all 37 acts from the 37 countries that are participating have now arrived in liverpool. they are walking this red carpet, which is actually turquoise for sponsorship reasons. but it is only one of a number of events that are happening this evening in liverpool. there will be a concert happening in front of the iconic st george�*s hall, where the original line—up of frankie goes to hollywood, including hollyjohnson, will be performing together for the first time since 1987. and around the same time, a simultaneous rave will take place, and that�*s from liverpool to kyiv, because we need to remember that liverpool is hosting this year�*s compet

this is loreen, from sweden arriving to the red carpet — which is actually turquoise for sponsorshipo�*. but, of course, anything can happen and according to the bookies, other acts like france, spain or finland are also tipped to do well. this is the finnish singer kariija. a very charismatic performer. his song �*cha cha cha�* has been going down a storm with live audiences. 0ur eurovision reporter daniel rosney has been following eurovision�*s opening ceremony from liverpool. this is the official opening ceremony at the eurovision. sandwiched in between slovenia to my right and cyprus to my left. ask from the 37 countries participating have now arrived in liverpool. it is one of a number of events happening in liverpool. there will be a concert happening in front of the iconic st. george�*s hall where the original line—up and the classic line—up including hollyjohnson from frankie goes to hollywood will be performing together for the first time since 1987. you may be able to hear the ukraine havejust been introduced on the turquoise carpet. let�*s remember, the uk is hosting the e

loreen won in 2012 and she's back in the competition as one of the favourites with her song tattoo.. a gloucestershire town also held a ceremony to honour its official "coronation chicken". god save the chicks queen. hip, hip, hurray. buffy beat 33 other chickens who'd applied for the role, in cinderford. stay with us here on bbc news. it has been a wet start to the day. we have got bands of rain moving from the west to the east and as we clear through the afternoon we will have some heavy, potentially thundery showers following, especially thundery in northern ireland. two weather fronts especially thundery in northern ireland. two weatherfronts moving from the west to the east during the day. they are quite well spaced so it is breezy rather than windy today. and then as the sun comes out, further showers develop. the rain will be slow to clear from the northern isles and north—east scotland. it will clear from eastern parts of england, but the next bank comes in right behind it, and then another band of rain sweeps into the south west later. it will brighten up south west later.

this is loreen, from sweden arriving to the red carpet — which is actually turquoise for sponsorship*. but, of course, anything can happen and according to the bookies, other acts like france, spain or finland are also tipped to do well. this is the finnish singer kariija. a very charismatic performer. his song �*cha cha cha�* has been going down a storm with live audiences. 0ur eurovision reporter daniel rosney has been following eurovision�*s opening ceremony from liverpool. this is the official opening ceremony between slovenia and cyprus to my left, all 37 acts from the countries participating in the have now arrived in liverpool and for sponsorship reasons, it is only one of a number of events that are happening this evening in liverpool and there will be a concert happening in from the iconic st. george hall with the original line—up including hollyjohnson will be performing together for the first time since 1987. at around the same time, the simultaneous ralph would take place and that is from liverpool to kyiv because liverpool is distinguishes competition on behalf of last y

eurovision legend loreen first won the competition in 2012. david sillito has been soaking up the atmosphere ahead of tonight's long awaited grand finale. liverpool has become a carnival... ..of eurovision. everywhere you look, there's a reminder ofjust what has arrived. the city is awash with glitter. and, well, there's only one word for it — rammed. just look at the queue for the eurovision village. and this isjust the buildup. the main event is going to be even busier. and among it all today was one very excited fan, josh. wow. wow, wow, wow. are we going in there, then? oh, my gosh! when tickets went on sale in march... oh, my god, ithink i'm going to cry! ..we were with him when he thought he had managed to get into the final. yeah, i got a vip package! we actually — oh, my god, i'm going to have a heart attack. and then was crushed when it didn't go through. tickets for the grand final have now sold out. it's what says. he sighs what can you do? but perseverance pays off. something might happen, you never know. he and his mum finally did

>> it's loreen. >> sweden's loreen after she sang her way to victory.e contest twice and contestants with her ballad "tattoo." ♪ ♪ >> u.k. hosted this year's euro vision on behalf of last year's winner ukraine. they couldn't host the contest due to the ongoing invasion by russia. many expressed support for ukraine during the show. >>> the world's oldest dog is celebrating his 31st birthday. bobby was treated to a birthday party on saturday at his home in a rural village in southern portugal. more than 100 people showed up and a dance troupe performed. bobby's longevity is due in part to the calm, peaceful environment where he lives. he was declared the world's oldest dog gi bin by guinness world records back in february. >>> that wraps this hour of "cnn newsroom." i'm kim brunhuber. cnn this morning is next and for the rest of the world it's "marketplace asia." and this is how mom shines. at zalales, the diamonond store. yes, i need a trim. i just want to be able to cut the damage. we tried dove instead. so, still need that trim? oh my gosh! i am actual

a historic end to eurovision with sweden's loreen becoming the first woman to win the contest twice.

this is loreen from sweden arriving.going down a storm with live audiences. 0ur eurovision reporter daniel rosney has been following eurovision's opening ceremony from liverpool. this is the official opening ceremony of this year's eurovision song contest. i'm sandwiched in between slovenia to my right and cyprus to my left. all 37 acts from the 37 countries that are participating have now arrived in liverpool. they are walking this red carpet, which is actually turquoise for sponsorship reasons. but it is only one of a number of events that are happening this evening in liverpool. there will be a concert happening in front of the iconic st george's hall, where the original line—up of frankie goes to hollywood, including hollyjohnson, will be performing together for the first time since 1987. and around the same time, a simultaneous rave will take place, and that's from liverpool to kyiv, because we need to remember that liverpool is hosting this year's competition on behalf of last year's winners, ukraine. this year's a

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loreen is just the second performer ever to take home the top prize twice. she won in 2012.vent on behalf of a war-torn ukraine which won last year's contest. >>> well, next, these two pilots just soared into aviation history. or herstory. we'll tell you how they did it. stay with us. >>> we end with two pilots flying side by side in the cockpit and in life while soaring to an aviation first. cbs's naomi ruchim has more. >> reporter: teri edison and her daughter, nicole mccallister, have always been close. but this mother's day their bond is soaring to new heights. the duo can now claim their place in history after becoming the first mother-daughter team to co-pilot an international flight. >> you're looking over there once we got leveled off and wow, you know, this is the two of us up here flying this huge jet. that was a warming feeling. i enjoyed it. >> reporter: late last month the fedex pilots took a 14 1/2-hour trip from memphis to incheon, south korea. nearly 7,000 miles side by side. teri served as captain. nicole took the helm for takeoff and landing. >> it was one

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but the favourite is loreen from sweden. # how cruel you were to me # the uk's hopes lie with mae mullernal song of the night, in a show which will be, for the first time, open to votes from viewers beyond the 37 eurovision countries. # da, da, da, da # instead i wrote a song.# so lots to celebrate today — but not everyone is finding it easy to get to where the party is. train strikes are continuing across the country. passengers are facing more disruption as today's action is affecting 14 different train operators, with many running only limited services. the union's leader has called for a summit with government ministers to negotiate. lets get you an update from pakistan now — because dramatic events there yesterday, after the country's former prime minister, imran khan left court premises in islamabad, a day after the supreme court ruled his arrest on corruption charges was illegal. mr khan's arrest on tuesday sparked days of violent protests, in which a number of people have died. well, imran khan hasjust released a video statement. lets go to bbc urdu's saher baloch in islamabad —

representatives of other countries. last story here she is the winner of eurovision 20-23 swedish singer loreen already her second victory at the song contest in ukraine great britain has graciously agreed to host a song contest liverpool was chosen as the host city, the homeland of the legendary beatles and the sister city of odessa, it is a wonderful thing to help ukraine because we all know what is happening there , so we helped them and we are grateful for it here . the atmosphere is wonderful, so this year's eurovision became a complete union of great britain and ukraine. the organizers of the contest did everything to to acquaint as many people as possible with the situation in our country, and culture , fashion, and even food, such as borscht or dumplings . 3000 ukrainians who fled from the russian bombs to the united kingdom were able to attend the contest for free here at eurovision we see support we feel this support you even feel a little special hearing so much in ukrainian i miss it so much yes it's a holiday but i can't relax 100% i always i think about the people in ukraine and m

loving loreen as well i love all of the l loreen as well i love all of the staging.

the swedish act, loreen, wins the eurovision song contest — becomimg the first woman to triumph twicewelcome to bbc news. the german chancellor, olaf scholz, has said his country will continue to support ukraine in its war against russia for as long as needed. he was speaking after meeting the ukrainian president, volodymyr zelensky in berlin. let's hear a bit of what he said. germany announced yesterday it was supplying billions of dollars�* worth of supplies to ukraine. translation: this awful war has severe geopolitical - consequences for everyone. but mostly for the men and women of ukraine. more than 1 million of them, women, children and older people have found protection here in germany. our citizens here stand in full solidarity to the people who have fled from the brutal attacks. mr zelensky has described germany as a "true friend" and "reliable ally" and he thanked the german government for what he called its "fantastic solidarity". on saturday berlin announced it would supply weapons worth around three billion dollars to kyiv. earlier, mrzelensky was received by president f

this is loreen, from sweden.hing can happen and according to the bookies, other acts like france, spain or finland are also tipped to do well. i'm carl nasman. stay with us here on bbc news. hello, there. looking at the weather over the coronation weekend, i think it's fair to say we've had a real mixed bag, starting on saturday, with the coronation itself, where, in london, we had, of course, rain. it wasn't that heavy — we only had five millimetres — but it was relentless, lasting for about nine hours, so very damp weather. a different story for sunday, many of us dry with some sunshine coming through, and it was the warmest day of the year so far, with highs of 21.3. but how warm is that? well, if we look at the 7th of may, in previous years, up to that date, we've had much warmer spells. for example, back in 2018, temperatures had already reached 29 degrees at this time of the year. so, 21, absolutely nothing special for early may. now, on the satellite picture, what we're looking at here is this stripe of cl

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eurovision legend loreen first won the competition in 2012.second shot at the title. but hot on her heels is finland's kaarija with his incredibly catchy song cha cha cha. well, earlier in the week our team here had the chance to speak with each of them and we were a bit cheeky — asking them what it might be like if they win tonight. and how does it feel knowing you could make history as the first female artist to win eurovision twice? oh, i haven't thought about that. you must have thought about it even a little bit. like, you know, honestly, like the only thing that exists in my life. and it's for a reason. the only thing that i can that i think about... ..is the performance and also the people. because i'm a people's person and this is my passion. i create and i want to connect through creativity with people. and, you know, the moment you start thinking about winning and losing or becoming whatever, you know, it distorts the energy. let's say on saturday night, they call finland's name. you're the winner of eurovision. what are you going to

in the competition's history, with a peak audience of 11 million viewers tuning in to see sweden's loreents now on the legacy left for the host city liverpool. 243 points remap we have a winner! . . , 243 points remap we have a winner! . ., , ., , 243 points remap we have a winner! . . , ., , ., winner! that was last night, a triumh winner! that was last night, a triumph for — winner! that was last night, a triumph for lioreen. - winner! that was last night, a triumph for lioreen. now - winner! that was last night, a triumph for lioreen. now a i triumph for lioreen. now a monumental clear up. the sequins and the widow and wonderful outfits are gone, but the memories will last. for henry, a student ad—libber liverpool institute, and recent graduate isabel... liverpool institute, and recent graduate isabel. . ._ graduate isabel... there we are! that's _ graduate isabel... there we are! that's mental. - graduate isabel... there we are! that's mental. they . graduate isabel... there we | are! that's mental. they are somewhere _ are! that's mental. they are somewhere on _ are! that's mental. t

but the favourite is loreen from sweden. # how cruel you were to me # the uk's hopes lie with mae mullerght, in a show which will be, for the first time, open to votes from viewers beyond the 37 eurovision countries. # da, da, da, da # instead i wrote a song.# joining me now is our eurovision reporter daniel rosney the level of production going into some of these is crazy. it's very exciting and no one is more excited than our reporter. he is in the arena now. the hottest spot in the world tonight. find arena now. the hottest spot in the world tonight-— world tonight. and that's not 'ust the temperature. i world tonight. and that's not 'ust the temperature. you * world tonight. and that's not 'ust the temperature. you can i world tonight. and that's notjust the temperature. you can really. world tonight. and that's notjust i the temperature. you can really feel when the arena is full with 6000 fans. the temperature in here. the arena has opened and the fans are not yet inside but less than two hours to go into the grand final of this year's contest. the first time in a quarter of a centur

a historic end to eurovision, with sweden's loreen becoming the first woman to win the contest twice.s short of directly condemning russia's invasion of ukraine. a ceasefire takes effect in the gaza strip after five days of fighting between israel and palestinian militants.

sweden�*s entry — by previous winner loreen — is seen as another big contender.— performing right at the end. and let�*s bring you live pictures from liverpool — you can see the fans there in the city with the grand final underway... sweden currently in the lead we are getting the results and we will be expecting the fan vote with it is often what makes the difference. it has been such an electric atmosphere there in liverpool. fans have travelled from across the globe to be watching that contest. you can see people even outside, 160 million people around the world expected to watch. our very own maryam moshiri has been in liverpool all week — and told us about the atmosphere in the city. 15,000 people that have gathered to watch. your vision parties going on —— eurovision parties going on. the first time pleases outside of europe countries like europe and united states are going to be able to vote in this competition. so is it the eurovision competition? it is a global song competition. 160 million people around the world are tuning and now as speak. to watch. o

the eurovision song contest was won by sweden�*s act loreen with her song tattoo.win it twice. her first victory in the contest was more than a decade ago in 2012 with her song "euphoria". sweden�*s win in saturday�*s eurovision means the nordic nation has now equalled ireland for having the most eurovision wins per country — seven in total. social media is already buzzing with swedes debating which city will host the competition next year. let�*s talk to our reporter maddy savage who�*s in the swedish capital stockholm. lovely to see you there. first up, reaction to last night�*s when? lovely to see you there. first up, reaction to last night's when? there is a hue reaction to last night's when? there is a huge buzz _ reaction to last night's when? there is a huge buzz here _ reaction to last night's when? there is a huge buzz here in _ reaction to last night's when? there is a huge buzz here in the _ reaction to last night's when? there is a huge buzz here in the city - is a huge buzz here in the city help, i think, is a huge buzz here in the city help, ithink, b