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are luton going to play ball? it is goalless in their match at half—time.hasing automatic promotion, and face bottom side wigan at three o'clock. could be some movement in the bottom three. if huddersfield win, then any of qpr, reading or cardiff could drop into the relegation zone. it could be a very, very nervy afternoon in the championship. the second round of the masters is just underway. there's a three—way tie at the top, victor hovland, brooks koepka and jon rahm all sitting on 7—under. tee off times have been brought forward with thunderstorms forecast for later. rory mcilroy hopes that will will work in his favour after a frustrating first round saw him go round in par. from augusta, here's our sports correspodnent andy swiss. he'd arrived with so much hope, but for rory mcilroy it was a largely frustrating first round. commentator: he will kick himself. just too many errors. yes, he held his nerve on the final hole, but some seven shots behind the leaders, he is already playing catch—up. it's not disastrous, but ijust need to sort of tidy it all u

i look at luton. it is not too long wrexham were playing against luton.'t they be the next team and while we have these two guys on board anything is possible. just a final word on _ board anything is possible. just a final word on that _ board anything is possible. just a final word on that interview, - board anything is possible. just a final word on that interview, ryan reynolds was speaking to bt sport. white wrexham and he said this is why, what is happening right now. we saw a lot of tears as well. what does it mean for rob mcelhenney? it just itjust means it just means everything itjust means everything to the town. you cannot underestimate the impact this has had on the course, notjust impact this has had on the course, not just the football club, but the city, what they have done has been incredible. they are not your typical football club owners. they have come in and engage with the area and reached out to people. they supported the women's team at wrexham who got promoter themselves a couple of weeks ago. they have just been fantastic for the

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it's after fellow promotion chasers luton failed to win at millwall. imran sidat was watching. up. both the sides sat in the top six at kick—off and in front of a sold—out man, it was a home site who started brighter. tom bradshaw going closer. they continue to push for the opener with ryan leonard trying luck from distance but the goalkeeper was up to the challenge. it was a game of few clear—cut chances so could a set piece break the deadlock? not without effort. newton continued to push about their weight the season and finally had a shot on target in the 70 night minute. that seemed to spur them into action as they went close again later on. in the end it finished goalless. a result which means league leaders burnley will be promoted back to the premier league at the first time of asking if they beat middlesbrough later this evening. imran sidat, bbc news there was a full round of fixtures in the championship today. blackburn's play—off hopes were dented by a 2—0 defeat at home to norwich. blackpool's hopes of staying in the champiomnship seem to be slipping away after a 3—

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. >> just one day before, on monday, the kremlin's has better murder luton -- vladimir putin was in the province. he is attempting to show he is not disconnected from the reality of his war. >> it's important for me to hear your opinion about how the situation develops, listen to you, exchange information. >> according to the kremlin, food and then flew to the russian national guard headquarters in one province in eastern ukraine. russia claims to have annexed both of these ukrainian regions, but did not appear to tour any of the cities destroyed by his military. just hours after the kremlin released that footage, ukraine's president was on the war's eastern front lines as well. president zelenskyy met with commanders and troops in the donetsk region, another area russia claims to have annexed. >> it's a pleasure to see you, shake your strong hands and know that you hold the future of ukraine in your hands. >> zelinski has visited troops several times in recent weeks ahead of a widely expected ukrainian counteroffensive using western supplied weapons. james: next up, according moscow ha

elsewhere, luton kept their chase up in third with a 3—1win at home to blackpool.t against a revitalised huddersfield town. and it's manager neil warnock who's given huddersfield a new burst of life sincejoining in february. that looked to cotninue whenjack rudoni put them 2—0 up after just 20 minutes. but rovers didn't give up in the second half and this late equaliserfrom ryan hedges means blackburn stay in sixth place in the championship — one point ahead of norwich — while huddersfield are now four points above the relegation zone. let's take a look at some of the other results from the championship today: bristol city are currently hosting fourth placed middlesborough, after. 68 minutes it's 2—2. the race for the play—offs is tight, millwall, who're fifth lost to hull. there were wins for preston and sunderland. just six points separate fifth from twelfth. more reaction and all the results from league one and two on the bbc sport website. the referees' body the pgmol has confirmed that assistant referee constantine hatzidakis will not officiate any matches whi

luton town won their hertfordshire derby against watford 2—0 to strengthen their grip on a play—off place remarkable finish in the automatic promotion spots. meanwhile, mick mccarthy's blackpool were beaten 3—1 by neighbours preston in the lancashire derby at deepdale. blackpool stay in the relegation zone with that result, and are running out of games to prevent a return to the third tier. and in the other games, sheffield united keep their momentum up beating play—off chasing norwich. particularly as third placed middlesbrough lost 4—2 to strugglers huddersfield. elsewhere, a big win for bottom side wigan against qpr. and swansea scored in the ninth minute of stoppage time, to win 3—2 at rivals cardiff. those results mean sheffield united have really strengthened their grip on the second automatic promotion place. burnley drew 0—0 with sunderland last night. blackburn's defeat at birmingham means their play—off place is still at risk, but they are still in sixth, with norwich, coventry and west brom trying to catch them. and huddersfield's win coupled with that defeat for cardiff in the

the headlines on al jazeera ukraine's president has described fighting around bar luton. the east is particularly hot, the head of the wagner, a paramilitary group earlier said his forces had raised the russian flag in the city. but keith disputes the claim. jonah jose keven says there are still conflicting reports about who is in control of the city. on the one side, from guinea, pre goes in the head and founder of the wagner private military contract and mercenary group. essentially, a lot of his fight is engaged in bad mood, saying that overnight and providing video indeed, claiming that his fight is hosted the wagner and the russian flag above the administrative headquarters in the east and part of the back moot, the ukrainians, pushed to the western side of that town and that therefore russia legally held back moved will the ukrainians, certainly not conceding anything like that, a military official saying that they are still contesting and defending the eastern part of the city. a prominent rustling, military blogger, and kremlin supporter has been killed in a bombi

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new details gatwick and luton. new details nove— gatwick and luton. news. more from me in a nnie— is gb news. more from me in a one nov,— is gb news. more from me in a while. now, though, it's back to . mark- thomson. . iiork— thomson. thanks very . mark thomson. thanks very much indeed . so police in northern ireland on high alert this afternoon amid warnings of a potential terrorist attack . the police terrorist attack. the police service of northern ireland taking that unusual step of releasing intelligence to indicate that dissident republicans could be planning an attack in londonderry this afternoon . president biden also afternoon. president biden also flying in tomorrow to mark the anniversary of the good friday agreement, that's to led agreement, and that's to led unprecedented security . a unprecedented security. a northern ireland reporter, dougie beattie has the latest. there's also very strong sonnuniiy— there's also very strong community intelligence specifically _ community intelligence specifically coming forward in respesi— specifical

, go to luton, get on a cessna— finishes on time, go to luton, get on a cessna private jet and neke—ngside staff wniien— coronation plans alongside staff writer-spectator. - coronation plans alongside staff writer spectator. another writer at the spectator. another big novei— writer at the spectator. another big novei eeoon— writer at the spectator. another big royal scoop merchant kyrie kenneiv— big royal scoop merchant kyrie kenneiv eni— big royal scoop merchant kyrie kennedy and supporter harry kennedy and supporter of harry and kennedy and supporter of harry eni iiegnen— kennedy and supporter of harry eni iiegnen .— kennedy and supporter of harry and meghan . rebecca twomey. and meghan. rebecca twomey. so wno—wim— and meghan. rebecca twomey. so wno—wiin e- and meghan. rebecca twomey. so who _with 7 with- and meghan. rebecca twomey. so who _with ? with are| who do you agree with? with are you iinei— who do you agree with? with are you iinei oi— who do you agree with? with are you tired of harry— who do you agree with? with are you tired of harry meghan , you tired of harry and meg

, go to luton, get on a cessna— finishes on time, go to luton, get on a cessna private jet and neke—he mail on sunday's editor— you so much to the mail on sunday's editor at large, cnerierre — sunday's editor at large, charlotte griffiths. lots of eewe— charlotte griffiths. lots of eeeewe—rnel scoops there about the coronation— scoops there about the coronation plans alongside staff writer— coronation plans alongside staff writer-spectator. - coronation plans alongside staff writer spectator. another writer at the spectator. another big rewei— writer at the spectator. another big rewei eeeew— writer at the spectator. another big royal scoop merchant kyrie kenneew— big royal scoop merchant kyrie kenneew ene— big royal scoop merchant kyrie kennedy and supporter harry kennedy and supporter of harry and kennedy and supporter of harry ene iregnen— kennedy and supporter of harry ene iregnen .— kennedy and supporter of harry and meghan . rebecca twomey. and meghan. rebecca twomey. so wne—witn— and meghan. rebecca twomey. so wne—wirn e- and meghan. rebecca twomey. so who _with 7 with- and me

in luton neof yeer . fbe— automated warehouse in luton next year .y much upped sticks and seemed to be basing their life entirely in california , for life entirely in california, for he wants to draw attention to what he sees as wrongdoing by the tabloids, but think it's also going to be a terrible distraction from what ought to be a joyous occasion . you know, be a joyous occasion. you know, the king's coronation just ten days beforehand . the number of days beforehand. the number of books being read by children in the uk rose by almost a quarter last year. research from what fos— last year. research from what fos ee— last year. research from what kids are reading— research from what kids are reading report found it's kids are reading report found ff-s beseuse— kids are reading report found it's because social media trends susn— it's because social media trends susn es— it's because social media trends such as tiktok_ it's because social media trends such as tiktok are— it's because social media trends such as tiktok are helping shape reeffng— such

area and they felt it wee-nenb— the luton area and they felt it was-right thing— the luton area andor walk outs in march. so are they gambling with people's lives at this point.7 and would you sign up to woke alerts .7 it's you sign up to woke alerts? it's a new system is being launched where people can sign up to be notified when corporations notified when big corporations support a woke agenda. we'll have more details on that. but first, let's get the news with arron armstrong erg . hi there it arron armstrong erg. hi there it is. 233. i'm arron— '”r:::r '3 ?ci hi there it is. 233. i'm arron armstrong '”::tr“ '3 3c hi there it is. 233. i'm arron armstrong in re— is. 233. i'm arron armstrong in re ee— is. 233. i'm arron armstrong in re ee newe— is. 233. i'm arron armstrong in the gb news room. the royal correee— the gb news room. the royal correge er— the gb news room. the royal college of nursing has criticised— college of nursing has criticised the- college of nursing has criticised the government for refusing— criticised the government for refusing re — criticised the government

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middlesbrough had the lead against luton at kenilworth road but they have come from behind thanks topast decade, three olympic golds, pulling out of the british championships earlier this month citing mental health concerns, tentative to compete at the olympic games next yearin compete at the olympic games next year in paris. more sport later. what makes weather, heavy, thundery rain across parts of southern england, some scattered showers. colder air advancing southwards, to pretty much all areas, light winds and clearing skies, perfect recipe for frost, and clearing skies, perfect recipe forfrost, gardeners and growers take note, peppering of showers in the north and east of scotland, north sea coast of england, wintry element. widespread blue colours indicating widespread rural frost and 2—4 or minus five celsius across central and northern parts of the uk, working up to blue skies, 21st tomorrow morning, early mist and fog clears away, frost and fog clearing very quickly, temperatures rise, as they do some fair weather cloud building through the afternoon. still a peppering of sh

— in my hometown of luton, people will say, that's just— in my hometown of luton, people will say, that'si— disappointed with this outcome and they will believe that there may— and they will believe that there rrey weii— and they will believe that there rrey weii ire — and they will believe that there may well be too— and they will believe that there may well be too many civil sewerris— may well be too many civil servants who _ may well be too many civil servants who are - may well be too many civil servants who are ultimately more irrieresiee— servants who are ultimately more irrieresiee irr— servants who are ultimately more interested in blocking government- interested in blocking government reform. as i said, irere-s— government reform. as i said, iirere-s e— government reform. as i said, there's a capacity— government reform. as i said, there's a capacity for civil sewerris— there's a capacity for civil serwerrrs re — there's a capacity for civil servants to provide advice and ewieerree— servants to provide advice and pwieerree .— servants to provide advice and pwieerree . eer— servan

that's when the operation luton. that's when the ends— operation luton. eonood— same sort of sentiment has been eonoed. on— same sort of sentiment has been echoed, of course— same sort of sentiment has been echoed, of course as— same sort of sentiment has been echoed, of course as well by the dondon— echoed, of course as well by the foreign affairs— echoed, of course as well by the foreign affairs committee onodnnon— foreign affairs committee chairman alicia kearns. let's get— chairman alicia kearns. let's get dn— chairman alicia kearns. let's get one nne— chairman alicia kearns. let's get the view now— chairman alicia kearns. let's get the view now of the chief of the get the view now of the chief of one nonnen— get the view now of the chief of the former chief— get the view now of the chief of the former chief of— get the view now of the chief of the former chief of air staff for the former chief of air staff on one — the former chief of air staff on one dond— the former chief of air staff for the raf, sir— the former chief of air staff for the raf, sir

luton to naples, $69. why don't you bring in mr. o'leary since you fly 5000 times on ryanair?e look at some of the airlines herem and things are booming. is it the same thing -- here, and things are booming. is it the same thing over in europe? >> yes, it is booming and getting boom-ier. we have our full year results at the end of may, so i cannot comment. what we have previously said is as we emerge out of covid, demand across europe is strong, pricing is rising, we are seeing the benefit of people going back traveling all summer long. there is an invasion of europe being taken place by americans coming over here, visiting our beaches, joining our cultural experiences, and im happy to -- i am happy to welcome the bloomberg conference here in ireland. jonathan: there is a frustration with travelers in the united states. when is the capacity coming back up so we can get better airline fares and we can be more comfortable? >> we are taking as many aircrafts as we can from boeing. this summer we plan to take 185 million passengers this year, which is up 30% over our pre-covid num

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i mean, can you can you imagine the same luton airport with rishi turning up at 6 am. in the morninget the speedy boarding and get on the plane , then have and get on the plane, then have to wait, you know , as we all to wait, you know, as we all have to wait when you do boarding at the bottom of the stairs before they let you go to the plane, then sit on the plane and then in the middle row and you can't out . i mean, you can't get out. i mean, absolute disaster the has absolute disaster. the man has important things to do and he needs to get from a to b as quickly possible. well, let's jerry hayes in on this conversation option, if we can. barrister and former conservative mp you're an admirer of rishi sunak jerry i am too. i'll be honest you. but how can you justify £340,000 as a round trip to bali with great ease. a round trip to bali with great ease . i had an oasis of common ease. i had an oasis of common sense , i'm afraid. i suspect she sense, i'm afraid. i suspect she lives in a different world from everybody else with the greatest respect , everybody else with the greatest

gatwick, stansted, luton and edinburgh smooth.ne from southern scotland, north—west england, north wales and west midlands to london which is only going to milton keynes central the whole of the easter weekend. 50 miles north of london. some trains ending at rugby in warwickshire. buses running from there to kettering. a rail replacement bus will take you to a train for london st pancras. london victoria station across from here, the bit that serves gatwick and brighton is closed all weekend. we will have another couple of stations, charing cross and waterloo east in london closed. and the beautiful line running from sheffield to manchester through the derbyshire peak district. that will be closed on saturday and sunday. wherever you are going by train, check in advance. and even though there are 600 engineering projects, most will get where they need to be without too much of a problem. there are no strikes expected. you too much of a problem. there are no strikes expected.— strikes expected. you are getting on a [on bus strikes

paraplegic athlete justin levene, shared this footage, after dragging himself across the floor of lutong. this morning, when you hear the civil _ was pretty daunting. this morning, when you hear the civil aviation - when you hear the civil aviation authority is proposing it is going to rank airlines and airports in the way they deal with passengers with disabilities, and scrutinise the treatment, what does that make you think? is it a positive?— think? is it a positive? massively. i have think? is it a positive? massively. l have been _ think? is it a positive? massively. i have been in _ think? is it a positive? massively. i have been in a _ think? is it a positive? massively. i have been in a chair— think? is it a positive? massively. i have been in a chair for- think? is it a positive? massively. i have been in a chair for 12 - think? is it a positive? massively. i have been in a chair for 12 years| i have been in a chairfor 12 years now. it is always a worrying factor when you get onto an airline, what airline is best, even if your wheelchair is going to make it across the plane to

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