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what do you make of it, lucy? it a- ears rules. what do you make of it, lucy?pears to — rules. what do you make of it, lucy? it appears to speak — rules. what do you make of it, lucy? it appears to speak to _ rules. what do you make of it, lucy? it appears to speak to her— it appears to speak to her reluctance of a large number of tory backbenchers to fall in line with the government and certainly would number_ the government and certainly would number ten the government and certainly would numberten wanted them the government and certainly would number ten wanted them to do which was to— number ten wanted them to do which was to try— number ten wanted them to do which was to try to— number ten wanted them to do which was to try to block this labour motion, — was to try to block this labour motion, this vote tomorrow and a lot of tory— motion, this vote tomorrow and a lot of tory backbenchers have felt very bruised _ of tory backbenchers have felt very bruised by— of tory backbenchers have felt very bruised by the events of the last couple _ bruised by the even

overslept, thank you lucy lucy hello. and this is me, where from?r neighbor's children? she recently got us here . this is what i used. let him educate now. so now she's quite filled up so good. what are you, lucy what happened? why are you crying? it's okay. cry, but i brought you fruits here. no, they feed me here. you take it to the children tangerines. take it to the children, they need your shirts, there are four. yes, i'm fine. lucy i would miss you so much. lyuda is mom hello mom luda my father and i are leaving on a business trip to adler so that we won't be able to help you in the next two weeks. good mama bon voyage wow, my good loved one, can't be smaller. maybe just more. here you understand only from the repair. gently, listen, there on the ambulance the cardon fell apart completely. so what, well, you need to change the gun soon and not on the go. listen i noticed such a trend as i'm going to my mother. so you definitely have some cardan falling apart, and she, by the way, is offended. seryozha mom is always offended. if i come , they

welcome to bbc news — i'm lucy grey. our top stories... the entire area around the capital kyiv — including this airport. panic must have ensued. look how this armoured vehicle has ended up ramming that one. they had no idea what the ukrainians had in store for them. relief as hundreds of people manage to escape the bombardment of the southern city of mariupol and reach safety. these people have been escaping any way they can, from cities, towns, villages that have been under russian bombardment. a two—month truce is agreed by warring parties in yemen for the first time since 2016, in a conflict which has killed an estimated 400,000 people. marking 1t0 years since the start

lucy williamson has the latest.e won the presidency last time by standing out from the crowd. five years on, emmanuel macron, seen by ny as arrogant and out of touch, says he is close to th people. the message in brittany, not just a candidate for the left, but the right, too. >> if we want to put social and environmental concerns at the heart of the economy, it is europe that allows us to act. lucy: the territory was given back against his far right rival, marine le pen. voters are more disilsioned now, but the polls suggest marine le pen is closer than ever to winning this election and mr. macron is hoping that is enough to get the left to vote again. down the road in the local boulangerie -- said she vod for macron years ago because she was nervous about voting for marine le pen. not this time. >> she has evolved, learned from her mistake, she is very human. we understand her when she speaks. i think this time the right person wins. lucy: marine le pen has worked hard to soften her image. she still wants to ban m

lucy there, keeping up the fine tradition of the fry—up in east london.s week's programme, but coming up next week... i am in the netherlands to find out why more museums are opening their entire archives for public perusal. and poking around this vast gallery in rotterdam, where absolutely nothing is hidden from sight. the fact that everybody can see so many more artworks enables people to ask questions that we might never have thought about before. and if you would like to catch up with more of our adventures, you can find us on bbc iplayer. we are on social media too. just search for "bbc travel show" and look out for the blue icon. until next time, from me and all the travel show team, goodbye. well, the sun is getting stronger, but that wind has sent shivers down our spines in the last couple of days. today the wind won't be quite as cold. it will be a little lighter, but we have showers in the forecast, some of them selwood wintry, but still a lot of cold air, notjust wintry, but still a lot of cold air, not just across the wintry, but still a lot o

the streets, the city of lucy chunks virtually deserted. however, there are still, as is often the case in areas like this, still a number of people who either can't or are refusing to flee the area. and this is our report. the soldiers said there had been a law in shelling. so we drove into li, see chance slack heaps from one of the many coal mines and the don bass region skull. the skyline military vehicles drive down virtually empty streets. a splintered tree shows where a russian shell exploded. businesses bought it up or destroyed. the sign on the bunker door says children inside, but even the children are no longer here. russian force easy to control or fighting for control of numerous nearby towns and villages. but as is often the case, there are always a few who refuse or conte fleet. the fighting said a gay and his wife would miller have lived in lucy chance with their parents for more than 20 years. they plump potatoes in the spring sunshine set of gay shows as his boarded, broken windows and the damage a shell landing near by did

lucy there, keeping up the fine tradition of the fry—up in east london. but coming up next week... i am in the netherlands to find out why more museums are opening their entire archives for public perusal. and poking around this vast gallery in rotterdam, where absolutely nothing is hidden from sight. the fact that everybody can see so many more artworks enables people to ask questions that we might never have thought about before. and if you would like to catch up with more of our adventures, you can find us on bbc iplayer. we are on social media, too. just search for "bbc travel show" and look out for the blue icon. until next time, from me and all the travel show team, goodbye. after that frosty morning most of us are in for a pretty decent afternoon. here is a reminder of how cold it got, at least in some spots. —7 degrees last night in wales and sennybridge, making it the coldest april night in nine years. even in london, temperatures were well below freezing. how about the outlook? bright weather today, but rain is expected tomorrow. the rain will a

lucy there, keeping up the fine tradition of the fry—up in east london. coming up next week... i am in the netherlands to find out why more museums are opening their entire archives for public perusal. and poking around this vast gallery in rotterdam, where absolutely nothing is hidden from sight. the fact that everybody can see so many more artworks enables people to ask questions that we might never have thought about before. and if you would like to catch up with more of our adventures, you can find us on bbc iplayer. we are on social media too. just search for "bbc travel show" and look out for the blue icon. until next time, from me and all the travel show team, goodbye. hello, there. it was a mild start to the week, but it will get colder again later on. 16 celsius, though, on monday in hampshire — and for much of the country, temperatures are still in double figures early on tuesday morning. but it is colder in northern scotland — that's where the colder air is. much of the uk in this block of milder air. and between those two different masses, we

lucy there, keeping up the fine tradition of the fry—up in east london.is week's programme, but coming up next week... i am in the netherlands to find out why more museums are opening their entire archives for public perusal. and poking around this vast gallery in rotterdam, where absolutely nothing is hidden from sight. the fact that everybody can see so many more artworks enables people to ask questions that we might never have thought about before. and if you would like to catch up with more of our adventures, you can find us on bbc iplayer. we are on social media too. just search for "bbc travel show" and look out for the blue icon. until next time, from me and all the travel show team, goodbye. an extremely cold start to an april morning but monday morning bringing a different feel. much milder, but rather dampen outbreaks of rain and a brisk breeze as well and the changes courtesy of the weather front of which you can tell from the red semicircles this is a warm front and as the name suggests and brings warmer or milder air and as the name suggests

lucy there, keeping up the fine tradition of the fry—up in east london.n the netherlands to find out why more museums are opening their entire archives for public perusal. and poking around this vast gallery in rotterdam, where absolutely nothing is hidden from sight. the fact that everybody can see so many more artworks enables people to ask questions that we might never have thought about before. and if you would like to catch up with more of our adventures, you can find us on bbc iplayer. we are on social media too. just search for "bbc travel show" and look out for the blue icon. until next time, from me and all the travel show team, goodbye. hello. the weather looked very different between the top and tail of the uk on tuesday. across england and wales, the sun came out for many. and in the sunshine, temperatures got up into the low to mid teens. this was the isle of wight tuesday afternoon. here we are, though, in aberdeenshire tuesday afternoon, a very different picture — some fresh snowfall, temperatures barely scratching above freezing. arctic ai

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music from lucy dacus.eaturing the 8g band with todd sucherman ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. we hope you're doing well tonight. and now we're going to get to the news president biden spent the weekend at his home in delaware, but eventually the secret service found him and brought him back to the white house. [ laughter ] republican senator lindsey graham called for the assassination of russian president vladimir putin during a thursday night interview on fox news say what you want about lindsey, pretty bold to do that on putin's own network. [ laughter ] at an event over the weekend for top republican donors, former president trump suggested that the u.s. should paint the chinese flagsiback and watch. finally. [ laughter ] finally, a way to bring stability to the world -- a war between russia and china [ laughter ] former vice president mike pence criticized republicans who have offered praise for russian president vladimir putin a

lucy, many thanks for the latest there. in paris tonight, lucy williamson on the france debate.elt driven to turn to drugs and alcohol because of constant clashes with his then—partner, the actress amber heard. mr depp is suing herfor defamation, after an article in which she called herself a victim of domestic violence. he denies any abuse. he said in court that ms heard had a need for conflict. 0ur correspondent david sillito has been following the case. are you ready for the jury? 0k. johnny depp, back on the witness stand for questions about a relationship that he says was controlling and belittling. as he settled down, there was only the briefest glance across the court towards where his ex—wife, amber heard, was watching. i was sort of not allowed to be right. not allowed to have a voice. so at a certain point, when that, what enters your mind is you start to slowly realise that you are in a relationship with your mother. day one was all about the big picture. his childhood, his lifestyle, his personality. his drug use. day two is focused rather more on the specific allega

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now for lucy i did i did. i don't have a site necessarily that over museum that's necessarily telling her history, but i wanted to point this out. um, this website is fabulous made by the maryland state archives during the bicentennial so it's a couple years old, but this is actually where i got some information about about lucy they have it's a case studies of the war of 1812 in maryland. you can search by by county and learn about those who are enslaved the people who enslave them. it's a really great resource. so i wanted to call that out for for you all to to check out. i also wanted to do a quick thanks ranger shannon retired ranger scott. thank you for your help with this and then two wonderful interns sydney and chris who helped with some of the research for this. so just a little personal shout out to their thanks for this for this presentation. and with that i am done. and i'll stop the share. thank you so much kate. there's i learned a lot actually so like, you know you think you know these stories a

they bound, feel a watch them off with the law they lucy bye gosh. well josh, i know you're yeah, i'm going to leave a lot of people dolly off where they want a on a little bit. okay. lisa found, feel so good because she has a she had a say where they will not ah isa. where the old c c lobby you yoga more. lucy own persona, a, a corporate own persona. i own a stock own personae when they been in thought i left on bad weather on bus one. i'm but when i one on dollars into and those are one last one already the blank. this a look at it. i mean, he's you meeting a vote, the one that's you own a home, but i don't like the my the bomb i'm figuring out a yeah, they mine, if a mommy, any good article, you know, i wasn't able to, you might think a, a 2nd with i bumped for the okay to wake up in the middle. got my coffee done little for mike. i mean, i'm a all my bus it bouncing away one, look out there with me when the going on with the missouri. i went the other team in it. gabriella lloyd. and mike, one people there. awesome owner. i mean it. oh no, no, no

and i don't know should go to lucy. lucy, sydney, all the trouble here build a garage normally is get going with it out. the lease up was kind of for the raleigh city in lee. i know he's been doing a cool and with some on the digital digital millennium both cashed with of which endorsed goes away. ah, the display of the moon on the new battalion, they political, any attempt, the right to britain you put in your mild to national trouble, deny should have shown you what the 3 north greenish locals, kinley school book only shows a short note for make sure people with a new but with any but with did a great year is stored ear, marsha watches story or is divided abner strain year climates you on with those all this was my doesn't with somebody to let are it in your notes, is that the banner when you play a really senior release even more freely, but behind the scheme, all the zone with the quote from the startling borders are shown in nevada that i see a store broker. i knew provisional bond. there are it are when you to peer it's heidi walker. e, for to she was a 5 plus that it was get on

as junior is upsetting lucy lisa monte month was an only hold on his. he needs to be there for all the pains of cost us, you know, our lives were destroyed, our parents were killed and we were not able to finish our education. the more is slammed liberation front is the biggest on group in southeast asia. it has been fighting for the regents independence for decades. and over the last few years has run parts of media now under a peace agreement with the government of a bozo se lamear over a dog, a pro. now for the 1st time it is endorsing a presidential candidate. mark as juniors mean bible a. so yes, fire regina in recalls a national level national meaning. hey, blue laney already known as the next president of the country. brings oh, good. the realization of the in your same unit game, throw in glow cbt, good governance. i'm brian democracy. market junior scampi theme is unity, which the survivors of the manila killings. hearsay is an insult. there won't be peace vc without an acknowledgement. and most of all reparation for the injustices committed ag

so we just drove in to lucy chance can as we were coming in through the outskirts sharing. now that incoming shows lighting very close to building. there's very few civilians on the streets. the military side has been shutting this morning, but there had been a gap in that shutting and things have been caught. it certainly seems as if there is another escalation happening right now. later, we will back into town using the high walls as cover locals. tell us this home and business was hit the night before. russian forces want control. alyssa chance they have failed so far. down a bank street we find 80000000 year old feudal year college. i show you guys. why should i leave? could ok. i have no way to go and my wife has left. if the ward ends and i am still alive, she might come back. because i don't know to blame for this kid or stand at his gate as we leave. said again, and lou miller continue working in the garden. the shilling is worse. they say. at night, johnson offered out his ear. lissy chanced, eastern ukraine, wrote her saddle, deploy, it's new, sad. what interconti

it was it lucy within the support? i was like you normally with me at the 3 day back then i just wanted to always tell a chip such if on lucy that did the minister drop off of the t mobile science a difference? it was that just wanted to walk. well, does that get stronger? more? yeah. like it's joel that out is only it's i had to get this in full. see you on this did upon it. does it the whole donate or for this? it don't go back. ok. waafa, you mix with susie, she don't you like only be in a boy. i say. what? again, le, delivery foot to lady blush. mythologized way sees equal by task fuel. clear losses that oh it exacto? no. she w p of your dollars. men, charlie, madeline. judy for to see any what exactly. i talked on 24042424. i sent a note on these because people for yes, this won't be done in the can warns empty bronco most i think of me. they must see, the more prosecutor suitable to them as he's run the rookie vomited to book william g gesture. because miss you book water that hi, this is on the people back her t

most particularly the town of personnel. lucy chanced and a town called his gay. now these towns are all east of here. and they are part of, according to what you create military saying, this is campaign by the russians to try and pushed out and surround the urban sense of slow vents can just south of that cremmit. also, a funeral has been held for palestinian man killed by israeli forces in the occupied west bank. the palestinian health ministry said he was shot dead during an israeli army operation in the village of as soon on friday. the united nations estimates his ready forces have killed at least 40 policy and since february, separately, israeli forces are searching for suspects who are accused of killing and israeli security guard in the occupied west bank, israeli military se policy and gunman open fire and the real settlement and then fled the same. all sentiment saw illegal on the international law. covered look down in china have help cause factory output to fall to 2 yellow manufacturing slowed sharply in april, raising concerns about the world's 2nd l

lucy all the time there were times of caramel and now that's the name of lucy aristovich.what are they justifying? these are the nazi actions of bullying at one time, germany gave the order yes hitler signed yes that on the territory of the ussr any actions of the german army are not considered criminal, that is, guderyans were not considered, even this order was not given to his own, he put it. god forbid that someone knows where this leads. this leads to the disintegration of the army to disintegration. they understood that all this is the last moment, everything can be done, anything. and now wait, they are doing the same thing. yes, they think that by these actions they will save, they will save these guys, that there are no guys all under court all bastards on a pencil and they will definitely graze you know, here, the more we discuss actions americans zelensky europeans, look at this wretched barrel at all this mean european so-called elite at the crazy johnson and i have a feeling that we are doing this in vain. because there won't be any. russia will be the russian

john stratford al jazeera lucy chanced, easton ukraine. at least 8 people have been killed in miss ice strikes on the southern port t. v of odessa 18 hours were injured. a military facility and to residential buildings were targeted as senior ukrainian official says, the death toll is expected to rise, al jazeera is friday man, so is in odessa near a residential tower that was hit. usually it's less so can elma denny, we've just arrived in this neighborhood in odessa. that's been hit with a cruise missile. this residential building was struck by at least one massage, where your residents are being evacuated to smoke. please continue to fill the skies above us as a heavy presence of fire ambulance and rescue cruise on the scene, we're trying to examine the aftermath of the security measures here are very tied. earlier we saw for cruise missiles in the skies over a desa, the district military spokesman said the ukrainian defense is shot 2 of them down. we tried to get closer to the source of the smoke where the missile hit, but security pers

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joining us now is representative lucy mcbath, the cosponsor of today's bill, who voted yes.ch for joining us tonight. what will this bill do people that need insulin? >> thank you so much, lawrence, it is always a joy to be with you. this bill is very simple in its nature. it basically will lower drug costs for millions of americans. about 40 million americans in this country that are suffering from the chronic disease of diabetes. there is no time off when you live with this disease. it is a constant presence in the lives of almost 40 million people. it influences every aspect of their lives. so, we just know that this is an opportunity to help millions of americans lower the cost of something that they need every single day to survive. i hope republicans in the senate will do what is needed to make life more affordable, and this drug more affordable for the families. >> i did not know that diabetes was a partisan issue. did you hear anything and the republican argument against this? >> yes, we did. i heard over and over again that we are not considering the individuals tha

so gord going along the ceilings of traditional communications. lucy, they want to basically put pressure on their trade. they want to put pressure on the chill points. there are 3 big choke points. one is st. malika, st of homo's, which is on the other extreme. and then you have bulk of been deep. so these are the teacher points as far as the, is a way of protecting, ultimately the american dominance, right? precisely eminence of the way to land constraining the chinese many times. so good old, which is a component of the beta load initiative. that is precisely what they're doing in america, is a buckland. ok, i can understand why americans with one that did, even though i think that rationale could also be a question, but what are the partners deriving from that? in addition to just simply giving americans the money to fulfill their own goals. so you see the whole idea is that america is still the super bowl, which it is not my concept of thinking is that today it has a competitor in china. but the whole thing is that american dominance should remain in the asia pacific region. so there

one is the court for the other 4 nations, your america, japan, ryan, australia and india. lucy, all the 3 are military alliances. they are military alliance with america. india is the outsider, but yet india has gone and signs of foundation agreements with. so it is part of their comeback maloof words, but it still keeps answer options fairly open. do i understand you correctly that essentially the difference between these 2 are security architecture models is whether ah, you only one country with the help of its allies, gatzo in security needs mat, according to its own very strict and desires, or whether it is not only about security as in the 2nd model, but also about economic economy and prosperity and actually creating a secure environment that also allows you to leave and let leave. this is precisely where the beta road initiative does. you see it now coming to. so there are 3 elements, and this is shown little did the chinese stock off. and they said, this is the biggest rectal them. one is the court. second is the arcus, the somebody which was signed up between australia yuki, an

lucy williamson, bbc news, paris.nce, and we will have a special program bringing you the result, starting at 17:30 gmt. join us for that, as france decides. two people are in a critical but stable condition after a gunman opened fire in an upmarket district of the us capital, washington. a third person was also wounded in the attack. police said they had searched the connecticut avenue neighbourhood for at least one suspect. the motive also is not yet known. no—one has been arrested. stuart emerman, assistant chief of the metropolitan police, gave this update on the situation. at about 3:20pm metropolitan police responded to the area at the sound of gunshots, where we located three soothing victims, to adults who are in a critical but stable condition at area hospitals, and a third which was a juvenile which is stable with a minor gunshot wound, also being treated at an area hospital. we do not know any relationships at this point between any of these three, we are currently continuing to search the area, we have it

i'm lucy grey. our top stories... imran khan is removed as prime minister of pakistan — after losing a vote of confidence in parliament. armoured vehicles and new missiles — borisjohnson pledges more british support for ukraine after talks with president zelensky in kyiv. there is a huge amount to do to make sure that ukraine is successful, that ukraine wins and that putin must fail. people in luhansk are being urged to flee, following the attack on a railway station in kramatorsk, where at least 50 people were killed. translation: when you see our future being killed, _ the future of ukraine, you can't control your| emotions, you understand it's genocide and they are killing. usjust because we're - ukrainian and you see that when you look at the bodies of the women and children. | campaigning ends in the first round of france's presidential election. polls are due to open in a few hours. and there we are. and mission accomplished, as the first all—private astronaut team ever launched to the international space statio

madam speaker, i rise today to celebrate lucy and ray hand. two of my all time favorite people and two incredibly amazing people who helped me through one of the toughest periods of that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks life. they were recently recognized by the junior achievement of east tennessee as knoxvilleians of the year. when i was going through a particularly tough time in my life, hi a lot of bad press, i received on a tuesday i always recall i received a call from lucy hand and she said, kick off for the u.t. game is this saturday at noon. i expect to see you in the sky box with us. i asked if she had seen what painter was saying about me, she said, timmy, kick off is at noon, don't make me send raymond after you. you know it's serious business, madam speaker, when lucy brings up ray. i went to the game and the hands were gracious hosts to me as always, as they always are. at halftime i decided to go to the lower section to check out some renovations that were recently completed and see th

lucy show us you will continue plus this is primrvskaya.s parts, and their armies, uh, transnistria yes hmm, they are able to capture chisinau, how quickly moldova can be in very big trouble. and the best thing that can be done in this sense, moldova, it seems to me, is to seek help from ukraine for our moldova, the closest neighbor of the fate that we gave to me indifferently. we always stand and will stand as a montovian people, therefore they can contact us for help. well, what are we able to take and capture, transnistria, this territory of sovereign moldova, we cannot even afford such a statement only after the appeal of the moldovan side. we are talking theoretically. how many forces will it take to simply capture tiraspol? and no, i'll remind you, if someone forgot, well , firstly, earlier aristovich. in fact, he danced in women's dresses, while in the series on russian television. well, that is, we fed this miracle at one time, further, aristovich was caught in a hotel with a peasant under very piquant circumstances, let's say, but

as bipartisan bill of texas lawmakers asking the state party board to cancel lucy's execution. >> lucy's family is hopeful. >> the i want to hold my sister, i feel i have a faith that our sister is gonna come. >> of and a mother's faith with time running out morgan chesky, nbc news, dallas. >> morgan, thank you so much for that reporting. coming up next i'll speak with an attorney representing more -- filmmaker and investigative reporter digging into the nitty-gritty details of the case, when american voices returns. we'll be right back. american voices returns. we'll be right back. we'll be right back. savings on your prescriptions? just ask your cvs pharmacist. we search for savings for you. from coupons to lower costs options. plus, earn up to $50 extra bucks rewards each year just for filling at cvs pharmacy. ancestry made it really easy to learn about my family's history. finding military information, newspaper articles, how many people were living in the house and where it was, makes me curious and keeps pulling me in and the photos reminding me of what life must have bee

and lucy to. i want to talk with you because you took part in that original project. what was it like today to kind of go down a time warp of 30 years? i mean, it was surreal, and it just brings a flood of memories back. um i wanted to be an actress. apparently my letter to myself that i should be an actress and i'm not quite there yet, but it was amazing. yeah and david talk about some of the other letters and what they detailed from the students during that time period. well most of the letters i really didn't read, uh i basically started out by doing the time lapse video of it. um, and then my involvement went to updating the videos. but the thing i found that was the most important was this vhs tape that was actually shot by one of the teachers where he interviewed all the students, and that's how i met lucy to she was the first student in. little clip of when you were being asked, and various questions. let go ahead now. and take a listen. what said that bhs steph. b h s tape way back in 1992. what's the biggest problem right now that our world faces? aids. gosh.

and lucy is at macron�*s headquarters in paris.s campaign's confidence over victory has grown. i think they are a bit more confident than they were a couple of weeks ago. as you say, the polls are shifted in their favour since then but not quite enough for mr macron to be at all blase. more than 10% of voters, even a couple days ago, we think they haven't decided who to vote for, and if you listen to emmanuel macron towards the end of the campaign, he was telling voters to come and vote, the battle isn't won. even if he doesn't win, polls of all predicted that marine le pen is going to do better this time the last time if that is true, mr macron will have lost already in one very important way. said five years ago, he said he wanted to remove the reasons for people to vote for the far right. if the polls are correct, he might have added to there. and our europe editor katya adler is at le pen�*s headquarters in paris, and explains what is at stake for her party. there is rising tensions here are marine le pen�*s headquarters in par

my thanks to lucy and joe — we will be back tomorrow — sportsday is next. goodbye for now.though the visitors held out for over 50 minutes before city made the breakthrough. that goal coming from riyad mahrez before phil foden and bernardo silva put the game to bed. with six games to go, the title remains in city's hands for now. if we drop two points, just draw, liverpool will be champion and if we win, we will be champion. so, the players, they know it, so we went to try and hopefully the distractions don't make an influence in our plays. but we're not exactly with a tough game to have and every game is different. but like today, if we win our other games. we are going to celebrate it. arsenal have boosted their chances of champions league football with a 4—2 in at chelsea tonight. they're still fifth, but level on points now with fourth placed tottenham with the same number of games played. arsenal went ahead at stamford bridge afterjust five minutes before timo werner equalised for chelsea. arsenal were back in front through emile smith rowe but cezar apilicueta here pu

lucy williamson, bbc news, paris. i spoke to anne—elisabeth moutet, a paris—based french journalist and columnist for the daily telegraph newspaper. i asked her what she made of the result. one name that was not mentioned in your piece and, indeed, in most coverages the name of the third also—ran, that isjohn mcmanus on, the hard left leader, who was bowling almost 21%, he is the frenchjeremy corbyn. because of the rest of the left—wing parties in the green party's are nowhere in sight, lots of people voted him in the first round hoping he would make it to the second round, he is separated from marine le pen by under a million votes. we are talking about something that might have been possible. who do his voters vote for? he has been very careful to say do not vote for marine le pen, but he has not said vote for emmanuel macron. and pollsters know very well that at least one third of his voters of the rust belt, working class, actually almost a __ working class, actually almost a —— are marine le pen voters. they migh

miller have lived in lucy chance with their parents for more than 20 years. they pluck potatoes in the spring sunshine set of gay shows as his boarded, broken windows and the damage a shell landing near by did to his home. yes, i have no money. i. he'll live here for years. my wife has 2 strokes. where can i go without money except into slavery? our relatives have all flat, some to negro, some to leave for years and this shows just how much danger people who remain here in life. dennis goes to the vehicle, been the very fool around on this coming. so we just drove in to lucy chance can as we were coming in through the outskirts shelling now that incoming shows lighting very close to building. there's very few civilians on the streets. the military side has been shutting this morning, but there had been a gap in that shutting and things have been caught. it certainly seems as if there is another escalation happening right now. later we will back into town using the high walls as cather locals tell us this home and business was hit the night before . russian fo

they say at night, shall stop it al jazeera lucy chance. use new chrome. russia says it will deploy it's new sama intercontinental ballistic missiles. later this year, the rose cosmos space agency chief made the announcement after moscow reported its 1st test launch earlier this week. and some experts at apple saying more tests and needed russia since the som at missiles can carry 10 or more nuclear warheads and a capable of reaching anywhere. president vladimir putin has attended an eastern mass conducted by the russian orthodox church, which is strongly back to the ukraine war. but the invasion has splinted, the greater orthodox church. its various leaders have come under pressure to condemn, persian for starting the conflict. still head on al jazeera, israel closes the only border crossing to the gaza strip for workers. after rockets were fired from the territory. and better late than never, the festivities and dances are back at brazil's carnival. ah, richard, he has begun the free full world copies on its way to castle brook your trave