they've also been an problem for manchester united, but despite club captain harry maguire missing the an ankle injury, he has been named in their 26 man squad for tomorrows europa league final against villareal in gdasnsk. 0lly foster is there for us now, 0llie, he's been an instrumental part of the united squad for most of the season, will maguire play? he certainly feels the progress is being made. if you think you need any to play a part as well. the 26th of may tomorrow also happens to be his birthday. also back in 1999 on that date tomorrow scored one of manchester united's most famous goals of the city against bayern munich in the champions league final. is everything pointing towards manchester united winning this final? here is the manager. it might be the stepping stone for something better to come. a, might be the stepping stone for something better to come. a bright future because _ something better to come. a bright future because of— something better to come. a bright future because of this _ something better to come. a bright future because of this team - something bette

harry maguire does not make the 11.g the nod goal. wanda sacca comes in for maguire. —— david tejeda comes in. and the holding midfielder, fred has been dropped. here's where against attacking. mason greenwood comes in for fernandez in the midfield. marcus rashford also and edison combining up front. a lot of changes are villareal. perhaps the culture trying something a little bit clever. we will wait and see but thatis clever. we will wait and see but that is a really attacking side from 0le gunnar solskjaer. his united team coming up against villareal in the europa league final kick off just over an hour away.- the europa league final kick off just over an hour away. thank you. you can follow— just over an hour away. thank you. you can follow it _ just over an hour away. thank you. you can follow it all _ just over an hour away. thank you. you can follow it all tonight. - just over an hour away. thank you. you can follow it all tonight. live l you can follow it all tonight. live commentary on bbc radio and live kick—o

manchester united's main concern on the eve of the matches to determine whether captain harry maguire be fit to play, though that does seem unlikely. his absence will mean that the team will have to be adjusted. the stars were arrested sunday as the premier league runners-up beat wolves 2-1. let's hear from them. >> every player who goes into a final has the expectation and pressure to win. you have to prepare to win. we plan to win. we expect to win. i'm sure he feels the same with his team and his players and their players. that is no different. it has been a long qualification to get here. it is 50/50 when you get to a final. and i feel, as i've said so many times, confident that we are ready for this. in a final, anything can happen. >> that game on wednesday. the german national team after the euros, a new boss. the former boss has been in charge since 2006. the new boss engineering a remarkable turnaround two years ago to win the boone distally got german cup and the champions league cup. he confirmed he would leave bayern munich at the end of this season after falling out with

manager ole gunnar solskjaer said he doesn't expect maguire to be fit, although he hasn't given up ally. there was hope he might be able to play in the game, after he was seen without crutches at the premiere of a new film about sir alex ferguson last night — and talking of ferguson — he said he thinks united's star quality might make the difference in the final. i already think they are a decent team. i saw them against arsenal, they played well, but having said that, i think our boys have been playing well. they've got matchwinners in the team. cavani, greenwood, they are winners. these boys win games for you, and i think going into a final, you've got that kind of support system on your team that gives you a chance. blackpool have reached the league one play—off final on an emotional evening at bloomfield road, with a 6—3 aggregate win over oxford. before the game, the players and fans paid tribute to nine—year—old blackpool boy jordan banks who was killed after being struck by lightning while playing football last week. blackpool had a 3—0 lead going into the game and this goal fro

any other questions or comments for director maguire before we close out this item? then this concludes this item. >> clerk: director as a reminder that items 13 and 14 have been continued to the may 18th meeting. i also did during your last item receive an additional request and wanted to announce the continuance of item 15, the legal requirements of the sfmta informational to the 18th meeting or a future meeting as well. that said, directors, that concludes the business before you today. >> chair borden: i do need to take public comments as it wasn't previously noted that we were continuing this item. so to the members of the public, we are continuing -- we have already continued items 13 and 14, and we are going to continue items number 15, number 15. if you were holding on the line to speak on item 15, which is presentation discussion regarding the legal responsibilities of sfmta, now is your time to give comment. you can press 1-0, if you would like to speak. moderator -- >> clerk: can i get one moment to get the bridge -- i believe -- i need to check in with st

any other questions or comments for director maguire before we close out this item? then this concludes this item. >> clerk: director as a reminder that items 13 and 14 have been continued to the may 18th meeting. i also did during your last item receive an additional request and wanted to announce the continuance of item 15, the legal requirements of the sfmta informational to the 18th meeting or a future meeting as well. that said, directors, that concludes the business before you today. >> chair borden: i do need to take public comments as it wasn't previously noted that we were continuing this item. so to the members of the public, we are continuing -- we have already continued items 13 and 14, and we are going to continue items number 15, number 15. if you were holding on the line to speak on item 15, which is presentation discussion regarding the legal responsibilities of sfmta, now is your time to give comment. you can press 1-0, if you would like to speak. moderator -- >> clerk: can i get one moment to get the bridge -- i believe -- i need to check in with st

ciaran maguire, thank you.use and racism. police in london alone say the number of hate crimes against people of an asian background have trebled since the start of the pandemic. but campaigners and authorities agree many more go unreported. the bbc�*s special correspondent fergal keane has been meeting victims of the attacks. one old white lady, she uses herfinger, points out to me and screams at me, saying, "yol- chinese, - you have the chinese virus, just go back to your country". translation: when the train - was approaching camden road station, the tall, young white man who was sat next to me started making a noise, trying to get phlegm up from his throat. and when the train stopped at the station, he spat at me. i was on my way home and this kid shouted "coronavirus" at me. - there was no one else in the street and it was directed at me, - and this happened at the start of the pandemic. _ anti—asian racism didn�*t begin with the pandemic, but victims say it has escalated dramatically. this has exploded si

manchester united look like they will be without harry maguire for their europa league final againstited boss ole gunnar solskjaer said today that he doesn't expect maguire to be fit, although he hasn't given up all hope yet. the england defender suffered an ankle ligament injury earlier this month. well, former united boss sir alex ferguson twice won the european cup with the club and as he thinks united's star quality mightjust make the difference. i already think they are a decent team. i saw the against arsenal, they played well, but having said that, i think our boys have been playing well. they've got matchwinners in the team. edison cavani, greenwood, they are winners. these boys win games for you, and i think going into a final, you've got that kind of support system on your team that gives you a chance. well the blue half of manchester are looking for european success of their own next week. fresh from winning his third premier league title with manchester city, pep guardiola's eyes are now firmly on the champions league final. city face chelsea in porto next saturday, and h

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manager 0le gunnar solskjaer said he doesn't expect maguire to be fit, although he hasn't given up allvel with the squad to gdansk either way. there was hope he might be able to play in the game, after he was seen without crutches at the premiere of a new film about sir alex ferguson last night — and talking of ferguson — he said he thinks united's star quality might make the difference in the final. (tx sor) i think ithinka i think a decent theme, i thought they played well, but saying that they played well, but saying that the boys have played well, they win as a team, that's a good thing, hernandez, they are winners. these boiling games for you. i think going into the final, you've got that kind of support system on your team, it gives you a chance. well, the blue half of manchester are looking for european success of their own next week. fresh from winning his third premier league title with manchester city, pep guardiola's eyes are now firmly, on the champions league final. city face chelsea in porto next saturday, and he's aiming to add the only trophy that's missing from his col

john maguire, bbc news.ning body estimates two million children haven't swum at all in the past year. the concern is not only that many children have suffered through lack of exercise, but also that they've missed out on learning a skill that could save their life. joe wilson reports. a busy afternoon in birmingham. after—school swimming lessons are back on. so, children learning, parents watching. a long time, you couldn't do it. oh, yeah, oh, yeah. derek, he loves swimming more than anything. it's about the mental health benefits of being with their peers and doing something that they love and getting out and doing some exercise. you never know where and when it is going to be important. _ birmingham, we are in. the middle of the country, but we have a lot of canals. over the past year of lockdown restrictions, some two million children have missed out on swimming completely, the governing body swim england estimate. by the time they leave primary school, all children in england are supposed to be able to

manchester united manager ole gunnar solskjaer says he hopes club captain harry maguire will play inopa league final against villa real. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the government is being accused of "a major communications error" after a revision of its covid advice appeared to restrict travel in or out of areas in england where the indian variant is spreading. local leaders say they were not consulted about the latest government guidelines. labour has accused ministers of trying to impose a lockdown by stealth. the new guidance referred to eight areas — from north tyneside to leicester — and affected some two million people. this evening, after talks between national and local officials, it seems this was a problem of messaging rather than a back door lockdown. from bolton our correspondent dominic hughes reports. is bolton a town facing a fresh lockdown? a steep rise in infections linked to the variant first identified in india and confusion over new government advice rounds work and travel means people have been left wondering where they stand people coming i

ray maguires have between 80,000 and $90,000. the answer is $900,000. this controversial billboard. stir and push back in maryland. the sign reads "don't blame trump. you are stuck with these two blank heads." we are hearing it will stay up. an amusement park in charlotte, north carolina, delaying opening because you can't find enough employees to staff the park. the disappointing jobs report, republicans pointed increased on employment benefits incentivizing people to not go back to work. an army captain, one of the first female infantry officers and speaking out against revisions to the combat fitness test. saying that the changes undermine credibility and put missions and soldiers at risk. last year 54% of women and 7% of men failed that tough test. >> the federal aviation administration, fines against a couple unruly passengers. in one incident a man ignored mask regulations before coughing and blowing his nose into a blanket. the other involved a man who continued to threaten the cabin crew. the faa has submitted a zero tolerance policy effective this year after a surge of disr

january, because even i think it was january, february time when you say deprived her down using maguirective. find says a lot about the collective. and so ci is says a lot about the collective. and so city is decade _ says a lot about the collective. and so city is decade of domestic domination has a new chapter. and with a first champions league final to come it could be their greatest yet. it's been some season so far for city. we'vejust yet. it's been some season so far for city. we've just been yet. it's been some season so far for city. we'vejust been hearing from their manager, he's been speaking to city tv. 50 their manager, he's been speaking to ci tv. ., , their manager, he's been speaking to ci tv, ., , , city tv. so in games everything ha en city tv. so in games everything happen but _ city tv. so in games everything happen but the _ city tv. so in games everything happen but the league - city tv. so in games everything happen but the league is - city tv. so in games everything - happen but the league is everyday, every day and we did it incredible. i think is everything start

united skipper harry maguire is a doubt for the match tomorrow with ankle ligament damage — as they lookongs. it might be the stepping stone for something better to come, a bright future. this team is a young team, it's a team that we've rebuilt over the last couple of years. so hopefully this is the start of something more. we know of course alex is with us, we know 26 of my is the birthday. at the players, when they sign up to manchester united, they sign up to win trophies and accept the challenge of being the best — because this is the best club in the world. european football's governing body uefa has opened disciplinary proceedings against barcelona, juventus and real madrid over their involvement in the proposed european super league. the clubs were founding members of the breakaway league, which later collapsed. the three sides were the only ones of 12 original breakaway clubs not to subsequently renounce the competition and reaffirm their commitment to uefa. today's development raises the prospect of the three clubs being sanctioned, with some reports suggesting they could even

united boss 0le gunnar solskjaer said today that he doesn't expect maguire to be fit, although he hasn'thope he might be able to play in the game, after he was seen without crutches at the premiere of a new film about sir alex ferguson last night. well, ferguson said he thinks united's star quality might make the difference in the final. they are prepping a decent team. i thought they played well. but that's a good thing. they're winners, these boys when games here. i think you've got that kind of support system in your team, got that kind of support system in yourteam, i give got that kind of support system in your team, i give you a chance. kathleen dawson took gold in the 100 metre backstroke, breaking the championship record after winning a silver medal in the 50 metre backstroke on wednesday. kathy wilde was also in the race, but she finished in fifth. it's as you were for the main contenders on the giro d'italia. italy's giacomo nizzolo sprinted to victory on stage 13, a 123—mile flat ride from ravenna to verona. colombian egan bernal leads by 45 seconds. british riders hugh carthy

john maguire, bbc news, plymouth. what a remarkable man.t england, showers should tend to shrivel away, it will become dry with hazy spells of sunshine. this is bbc news i'm ben brown. the headlines at five. french fishing vessels leave jersey and return to port — after a protest over their post—brexit rights. earlierjersey politicans held talks with the french fishermen — with conflicting views on how those discussions went. the governor of the bank of england says the economy will bounce back after coronavirus restrictions are lifted with a growth forecast of 7 and a quarter percent this year. as police broaden their search for evidence into the murder of pcso julia james — a £10,000 reward is being offered for anyone with information police in essex are continuing to question two teenagers on suspicion of murder after a father—of—four

john maguire, bbc news, plymouth. time for a look at the weather. here is chris fox.start with not a look back — here is chris fox. we start with not a look back to _ here is chris fox. we start with not a look back to winter, _ here is chris fox. we start with not a look back to winter, but - here is chris fox. we start with not a look back to winter, but a - here is chris fox. we start with not a look back to winter, but a look i here is chris fox. we start with not a look back to winter, but a look at | a look back to winter, but a look at what happened this morning parts of scotland. yes, we had some fresh snowfall. we don't see snow every may in the uk, but we do from time to time. we had some nine years ago. but it is relatively uncommon. the other thing that is interesting about the weather at the moment is how quickly we have gone from exceptionally dry weather to pretty wet weather. take fife ne scotland, three millimetres of rain through the whole of last month and we have seen ten times that amount of rainfall over the last few days and with low pressure fi

an inmate at the maguire correctional facility in redwood city is back in jail tonight after a brief escape over the weekend at the would you say, michael rubble, lard ran away around 9 30 last night as he was about to enter cemetery county medical center for routine treatment, but the would he say during his escape trouble, lord was spotted in a backyard and reportedly took someone's car keys in an attempt to flee. he was eventually found a half hour later, walking near 36th avenue and el camino real, he may face additional criminal charges. she still ahead tonight honoring george floyd nearly one year after he was by a police officer in minneapolis. what president biden plans to do tomorrow to mark the anniversary of his death, plus what we're learning about a deadly police shooting in hayward after body act. in threes that left two people dead. the first attack happened on march 18th on main street near sunset boulevard, where a 47 year old man was stabbed to death on march 31st of 53 year old woman was fatally stabbed near walk ins and be streets and three days later, another wom

with injury concerns over the likes of manchester united's harry maguire, there's chances for others — brighton defender ben white one of four uncapped players in the provisional squad, and having been controversially dropped from the last selection, liverpool star trent alexander—arnold is included for now. we've got some really exciting talent. i don't think we're, for this team, at its peak yet. there's a lot of growth still to come of this team. the last euros saw england suffer one of their most humiliating defeats, crashing out against minnows iceland. but since then, southgate has introduced exciting young talent, giving the team a new sense of belief. we want to go and try and win this tournament. we know we are not the favourites for that. we feel, on our day, we can beat any of the other teams. 25 years ago, england's paul gascoigne unforgettably did this against old rivals scotland in the euros. and fans can now look forward to a repeat of that fixture, with gareth southgate�*s side playing most of their matches at home. it's a great thrill for us to be able to play at wem

with injury concerns over the likes of manchester united's harry maguire, there's chances for othersving been controversially dropped from the last selection, liverpool star trent alexander—arnold is included for now. we've got some really exciting talent. i don't think we're, for this team, at its peak yet. there's a lot of growth still to come of this team. the last euros saw england suffer one of their most humiliating defeats, crashing out against minnows iceland. but since then, southgate has introduced exciting young talent, giving the team a new sense of belief. we want to go and try and win this tournament. we know we are not the favourites for that. we feel, on our day, we can beat any of the other teams. 25 years ago, england's paul gascoigne unforgettably did this against old rivals scotland in the euros.

harry maguire, the manchester united captain, struggling with injury a bit at the moment.n. both of those players are versatile, and that seems to be the key with some of these pets, they can play centre half but also fill in other positions. jesse lingard, what an inclusion he is in midfield. six months ago he couldn't get into the manchester united team, seem to be heading through the exit door to old trafford, went on loan to west ham and has found some of the form that your can to the world cup last time. he has been in great form. he will make that final squad, i expect. ollie watkins up front, that is an interesting selection. he is in favour ahead of patrick bamford from leeds and danny ings of southampton, as well. you suspect it will probably be a straight shoot—out between him and mason greenwood for that fourth stryker berth in the england squad. all of this is well up england squad. all of this is well up in the air. we will hearfrom gareth southgate within the next hour to get his thoughts. we gareth southgate within the next hour to get his thoughts. we feel

john maguire, bbc news. george is here with the news at six in just a few minutes.night across scotland we are expecting some wintry weather, some snow settling across the hills, perhaps even down to lower levels. you can see with the weather is coming from on the satellite picture you can see that drift of cloud from the north. in fact, the air is been coming in from the arctic for quite some time. hence it so chilly. temperatures should be averaging around 15 celsius in the uk. this time in may we are closer to eight to 10 degrees and may be nudging up to around 12, 13 and london. really nippy and it's got to say it like it for the next two to three days was the night you can see primarily clear skies across the uk. but here that wintry weather affecting the scottish hills. as i say, some of that wintering nest may reach lower levels as well may reach lower levels as well was up there could be some feistiness around early mornings across parts of scotland maybe even northern england and northern ireland too. onto thursday's weather forecast then, early in the morn

effectively coverfor godfrey of everton, effectively cover for the manchester united captain harry maguireverpool captain jordan henderson and liverpool captainjordan henderson and southgate's vice captain has not played since february with a groin issue, kalvin phillips of leeds united is a worry, but the likes of 17—year—old jude bellingham is in midfield, jesse lingard, aston villa striker ollie watkins. trent alexander—arnold of liverpool makes it, he was controversially left out of the last squad. whether he makes the final cut remains to be seen. eric dier, one of england's heroes in 2018 when they made the world cup semifinal in russia does not make it, nor doesjames semifinal in russia does not make it, nor does james maddison of leicester city, so some big calls by southgate as he tries to look ahead to the opening england game against croatia in earlyjune at wembley as they try to emulate the side of 2018 which went almost all the way in russia. time for a look at the weather. threatening skies once again in devon, hardly surprising, it has rained every single day in may so far.

he won the award for born on the fourth of july, maguire and getting a box of detergent down from a veryave worked in hollywood, we have no proof of this. >> that's very true. >> greg: i have a theory. i have three theories. which theory, okay, hollywood always tries to sell themselves as heroes in every plot. in the red scare, they were the ones that fought the anti--anti- -- they fought the joe mccarthies. they are literally throwing their allies to the wolves because they don't want to get canceled. so, who is the hollywood foreign press? who are they? >> the hollywood foreign press is a bunch of people from europe who love to go out to lunch with famous people. >> greg: right. that's it. i'll have dinner with them. >> i think what happened is that nbc looked at the oscars ratings and, like, we should cancel the golden globes. seriously. ricky could trim his toenails and get higher ratings than the golden gloves. it's a complete joke. and tom cruise what a hero. >> he's the face and remains the face of a cult. >> that's what he did. the thing is, it's all a protection racket, right? f

ray maguire used to be an executive of the citigroup. that is the median price if it were 1980. things have changed in 40 years. affordable housing is a massive problem for most people. u.s. home prices are up over 10% from last year in part because foreigners are dumping their cashier in real estate, big companiest are also buying up a lot of houses. you may not have known that. we've seen the steepest gains in almost a decade and a half. the responses from the candidates who want to be mayor of new york tell us why number of our leaders seem bothered to fix this problem. they are not even aware it exists. so, so many people are lying at such high-volume about the 2020 election, it's hard to know exactly what happened. mollie hemingway is a senior editor at "the federalist," she's fearless and she's actually a journalist. she is on the very few people who's taken a time to look into what happened in november of 2020 honestly. you can read which he found in her new book. it's called "rigged, how the media and the big tech seized our elec

i'm the jerry maguire, that's who i am. >> joining me now is nicole lynn, an nfl agent and the first represent a top three draft pick. she's also the author of "agent you, show up, do the work and succeed on your own terms." the book is available on july 13th. but big welcome to you, nicole. i'm curious, because it was two short years ago when you became the first black woman to represent a top three pick. last year for the very first time more than half of first-round picks are represented by black agents and that includes you. so what is it like to be part of these historical moments? >> honestly it's very indescribable. you know, when i wanted to be an agent eight years ago, i remember looking at the business and not seeing many people that looked like me. so being able to achieve the level of success that i have, it's nothing more than a blessing. i'm so happy to be in this position. >> yeah, i can imagine you are. but you've had to go through a couple of things, right? you told nbc's hoda kotb, that there were times people just assumed you were the girlfriend of a player and tha

it special because even i think it was january, february time when you say deprived her down using maguireit's been some season so far for city. we've just been hearing from their manager, he's been speaking to city tv. so in games everything happen but the league is everyday, every day and we did it incredible. i think is everything start in december and we won in southampton until 7th of march and we guess lost against united. that period. december and march, we won absolutely everything on the games. and that made us possible. that win for lester tonight at old trafford is a huge boost to their hopes of playing champions league football next year. it also brought an end to manchester united unlikely chance of catching city in the title race. but manager was quick to complement his city rivals. i think the whole season has given us optimism and room for optimism. but also room for improvement. i think we pushed man city all the way until ten, 12 days left of the season. and that's a very good achievement, i think. because they are a very good team. a very worthy champion. i say congratul

their injured captain harry maguire watched from the stands. he's unlikely to play any part. this evening. he has been a key playerfor them, driving them towards their first final in four years. the opposition, villarreal, are underdogs, their manager unai emery, sacked by arsenal not so long ago, has a brilliant record in the competition. he's won three of them. united fans have reasons to be wary. ten days' isolation, wondering what might have been when they get home would be tough to take. 0lly foster, bbc news, gdansk. time for a look at the weather. here's stav da naos. hi there, george. thank you very much. after what has been a disappointingly cool and wet may so far, the end of may is looking much better. high pressure is building in, bringing noticeably drierand warmer weather. in, bringing noticeably drierand warmerweather. not in, bringing noticeably drierand warmer weather. not completely dry, there will still be some rain around too. heavy showers will tend to fade away this evening, many places turning dry but they will be a legacy of cloud, mist and fog across

united skipper harry maguire is a doubt for the match tomorrow with ankle ligament damage — as they looky this is the start of something more. we know of course alex is with us, we know 26 of may is the birthday. but the players, when they sign up to manchester united, they sign up to win trophies and accept the challenge of being the best — because this is the best club but the players, when they sign up to manchester united, they sign up to win trophies and accept the challenge of being the best — because this is the best club in the world. european football's governing body uefa has opened disciplinary proceedings against barcelona, juventus and real madrid over their involvement in the proposed european super league. the clubs were founding members of the breakaway league, which later collapsed. the three sides were the only ones of 12 original breakaway clubs not to subsequently renounce the competition and reaffirm their commitment to uefa. today's development raises the prospect of the three clubs being sanctioned, with some reports suggesting they could even be expelled from uefa

state senator mike maguire laid out plans on how to address this drought emergency.ng on a $5 billion drought relief package, and it could be passed his early as next month. the money would help farmers, business owners and residents with everything from drought resistant landscaping to groundwater assistance. the package also sets aside money to help with water bills. here's what we know there are over a billion dollars in unpaid water bills in water district's throughout the state, so we have to help local communities respond to this by paying down that $1 billion debt that look. cities counties and water district's are facing right now. only a few small water agencies in marine sonoma napa counties have put in place water use restrictions nights, but let's see if the weekend's gonna warm us up. but it's more like lemonade. thyme, rosemary. hey as we do have a warming trend, garcia still below average for the afternoon today, but temperatures will continue to climb getting into your bay area saturday, as well as sunday outside our doors at this hour, you can see. p

harry maguire - down to injuries.t ready for euro 2020. not long to go now- it feels _ ready for euro 2020. not long to go now. it feels like _ ready for euro 2020. not long to go now. it feels like it's _ ready for euro 2020. not long to go now. it feels like it's just _ ready for euro 2020. not long to go now. it feels like it'sjust round - now. it feels like it's just round the corner. meanwhile, after the euros, hansi flick will be taking over as the new germany manager. he'll replacejoachim loew, who he served as an assistant for eight years, winning the world cup together in 2014. loew is stepping down after this summer's tournament, while flick left his role as head coach at bayern munich last week. japan have been assured by the united states that a �*no travel�* advisory, will not affect american olympians. the tokyo games are just weeks away now and on monday the us state department warned americans against travelling to japan, because of a surge in coronavirus cases in the country. but the united states oly

john maguire, bbc news. campaigning for the memorial for the last decade. time now to get the news where you are. good morning, i'm sonja jessup. police have praised shoppers who tried to save the life of man who was stabbed at brent cross centre in north london yesterday evening. the 21—year—old was given first aid but died at the scene. an 18—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder, another man has been held on suspicion of affray. families whose loved ones died from covid say they're "distraught" that they've been buried in graves with people they didn't know. the families say they weren't told about the double graves policy in the muslim section of a graveyard in rickmansworth. bw foundation, that runs the cemetery, says the high court found it acted fairly, properly and in good faith and the families had been informed. some people told us in the community that your uncle's grave has been opened up, somebody else has been buried on top. initially we just didn't believe it. but we found out

but that worries people like debbie maguire, the co-owner of liam's irish public. 45 employees at her pub. today she has 20. she usually has to sort through applications to sort through to figure out who to pick. today she only has three applications. the national restaurant association tells us that nationwide, 72% of restaurant owners say they're having issues finding people to work for them. so what is causing all of this? first of all, it does have to do with the unemployment benefits being offered federally and state by state. it also has to do with something as simple as childcare. a parent can't work if they have to take care of their kids. here at summer vacation destination, it has to do with people with foreign visas to work. the president of the chamber of commerce in cape cod tells me it has to do with the type of people and age of people here on cape cod. it's not necessarily those younger folks who are willing to work as a bartender or busboy, it's more of an aging population on the cape. debbie is keeping her hopes up about all of this. >> i've alway

breakfast�*sjohn maguire is there this morning. things are ready to go, good morning. morning. they are absolutely ready to go. we are i morning. good morning. they are absolutely ready to go. we are on drakes island, so around one kilometre or so from the mainland, the coast of plymouth, firestone bay, is where he will hopefully end up. we think it will take around an hour or so. you can see and download just some final tips from sharron davies! that is who you need only challenge like this. sharon davies to give you a final few tips on how to give you a final few tips on how to make it. we have covered mark's story before, it is amazing. this is how he got this far. the blast in afghanistan in 2007 that took both of mark ormrod's legs and one of his arms, should also have taken his life. but the former royal marine fought back and chose a new path. the years since have seen him challenge himself in ever more awe—inspiring ways, changing people's perceptions of what's possible. in march, while training for a 5km charity run, footage of his fall and then recovery went

maguire. mr. maguire said one word to dustin hoffman. are you listening? one word. empire.he reason for the empire is that our country lived for 168 years under the boot of the british empire. we then grain -- gained our freedom from empire and now empire has struck back. the empire strikes back in the empire is in effect and it is the single aspect single disease . the disease of republics is empire. host: specifically, you think that there is an empire currently in the united states, you would cite that as an example? caller: we live under a dual party facade of a faux democracy, two parties that are dedicated entirely to empire as players, as puppets. but empire is the ruling structure in the united states and of the united states is the most powerful structure in the world. it's not the entire empire, but it is the global headquarters of the empire. this is a crony capitalist racist empire. host: ok, alan, talking about what he sees as most important. we will continue doing this for half an hour and if you want to continue calling to let us know what the top problem is

john maguire, bbc news, plymouth. george is coming up with the bbc news at six.*s what they been heavy us with the further west that�*s with the best of the dry weathers been put up a lovely afternoon largely sunny skies. but tonight meanwhile it�*s fair to say so when we had taken a fair soaking from this massive thundercloud across east anglia. we are seeing hale mixing with today showers again. overnight the showers will tend to become confined to northern and western coast. slowly the skies will tend to clear in land. it could be another chilly night temperatures down at the low single figures for the a touch of foss in places, lowest temperatures probably about _3’ lowest temperatures probably about —3, scotland north east england the cold spot. find a cold start to the day but plenty of sunshine first thing. forthe day but plenty of sunshine first thing. for the morning shower clouds will begin to bubble up and the majority of the showers will be across the northern eastern scotland, eastern areas of scotland through the afternoon. again with thunder mixed

our correspondentjohn maguire caught up with him. eyes on the prize.hanistan less than five months earlier in 2007, leaving him a triple amputee. mark's most recent endeavour was running five kilometres to raise money for reorg, a charity that uses a brazilian martial art to support veterans, military and emergency services staff. his current total stands above £260,000. his target is now 400,000. his drive was extraordinary, proved as a fall in training was posted online and went viral. running seems impossible, but swimming requires a whole new level of determination. you're just going to get in and see what happens. you've got the lads here anyway, so we've got safety in numbers. what i'm kind of hoping is, if we can get to a buoy and back, we're looking at 200 to 250, maybe 300 metres as the tide comes in. so that would be a step in the right direction towards one kilometre. you swam at the invictus games. so how is your swimming? terrible. and you know what's frightening is, i remember how tired i was after 50 metres in an olympic sized swimming p

and i tend to think, given the stature of this individual that that may have been joseph maguire standingup there, taking all this in. so, what motivated him and his brothers to put in these tens and thousands of dollars into this operation? well, it was this. eventually, they're going to put a hotel there, as part of the great union stock yards. it's called a jewel drivers cottage. and that's where the businessman came, that's where the main stockman came. not the cowboys and that's where they did their business. they hide a nice billiard yard, and i saloon, made for a very comfortable setup. and so, this is where the cattle were loaded. the one in the world here? well, there's a reason for this i want to get to in just a little bit, but i had to do something to do with texas fever. in 1866, the texas government finally got their act together enough to recover from the civil war to drive cattle into illinois. and, what happened when they started doing this is something that happened as early as 1860 in kansas. and this is, whatever the texas cattle got close to any domestic short horns,

john maguire, bbc news, plymouth. 0h oh my goodness.enges that mark has, and then, i mean, you saw there the first attempt was really difficult and they had to go back and reassess. but then, he is still going. but! they had to go back and reassess. but then, he is still going. and the water is cold _ but then, he is still going. and the water is cold at _ but then, he is still going. and the water is cold at this _ but then, he is still going. and the water is cold at this time _ but then, he is still going. and the water is cold at this time of - but then, he is still going. and the water is cold at this time of the i water is cold at this time of the year. we send him our best wishes. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london. i'm victoria hollins. the metropolitan police says it's taken more than a00 knives off the streets after a week of action aimed at tackling violence. during the operation, 166 other weapons were recovered and close to a thousand arrests were made. officers carried

edinson cavani scoring in a 3—1 win over aston villa, the only sour note an injury to harry maguire withthe right victories in the past couple of months, where we have had the opportunity to give ourselves a better chance of survival, we have not taken that. so the inevitable has happened. we have to take it on the chin and we have to look at the season and say to ourselves we have not been quite good enough. west ham have opened the door to liverpool to finish in the top four. their defeat to everton denting their hopes of a champions league spot next season. elsewhere, wolves beat brighton how about this from lewis hamilton? turning his 100th pole into the 98th win of his career. it wasn't easy at the spanish grand prix with max verstappen overtaking him at the first corner. the world champion hit back thanks to fresher tyres, taking the lead with six laps remaining to extend his lead in the championship. honestly, i love it. i'm really enjoying the battle with him. we are learning a lot about one another and each other�*s cars, i'm sure, in the way we battle. turn one is always exciti

harry maguire is in doubt for that tomorrow with ankle and ligament damage.to get the club back to where it belongs —— ole gunnar solskjaer. it might be the stepping stone for something better to come, a bright future. this team as a young team, it's a team that we've rebuilt over the last couple of years. so hopefully this is the start of something more. we know of course sir alex is with us, we know 26 may is the birthday. at the players, when they sign up to manchester united, they sign up to win trophies and accept the challenge of being the best — because this is the best club in the world. great britain were narrowly beaten in their third game of the ice hockey world championship in latvia. after losing their opening two matches, they forced overtime against denmark but eventually lost 3—2. the brits got off to a great start, as well — ben o'connor giving them the lead inside the first three minutes. afterfalling behind, gb drew level to then force overtime, but it was denmark who went on to get the winner. britain face belarus in their fourth group gam

john maguire was there.d! the accident should have killed him. but he fought back and chose a new path. in march, while training for a five km charity run footage of his fall and recovery went viral. it was stark evidence of his determination. and so, his next everest, the one—kilometre swim. we have been training in pretty awful conditions and as you can see today could not be better. so, a great team behind me literally. i'm motivated, i'm good to go, and excited. conditions looked perfect as he set off this morning, but he was to encounter unknown obstacles as one of the support team, fellow plymouthian and olympic silver medallist sharon told us mid—swim. he got hit by a jellyfish in this face! — by his side throughout has been another former marine. his primary trainer. i'm proud of him, his inspiration - and he kept me up in the morning and i gets me out so it's a joy to knowl someone that pushes forward with life. he is raising money for a cause close to his heart. a charity that uses brazilian martia

john maguire, bbc news.es of electric bikes have boomed during the pandemic, but they're not a new invention, as our reporter danjohnson has been finding out. asjeremy clarkson: three rickety wheels. two wobbly pedals. and the electrifying force of 24 volts. that is a replica of an 1881 trouve electric vehicle. gustave trouve was a frenchman who married an english tricycle with his own battery and motor, thereby creating what we think is the first ever rechargeable electric vehicle. it's very rickety to ride. it's a steel frame, hard, solid rubber wheels and tyres. from just a picture, the original e—bike has been carefully recreated. why, jeremy, why? because i think a lot of people realise that electric vehicles are the future. we've been told that that's the only type of vehicle you're going to be able to buy after 2030. but they're not new. and this one is 140 years old. because it is rechargeable and because it was 140 years ago this week that trouve ran it, it's a story. electric bikes are getting more

john maguire reports. them effectively locked out. today, they're back for the first time in more than a year. absolutely amazing. this time last year, it was all covered in mud and then the pandemic hit us... yeah. 0h! it's really transformed. the last time i was her, in fact, working over that side there, i we didn't see any of these flower beds or anything. _ but i tell you, that's looking very nice. i absolutely brilliant, been waiting for this day since shutdown the first time. so... it's... ..awe—inspiring. it's absolutely brilliant. it's absolutely gorgeous, it is. and to be part of it... ..is even better. the 154 acres was once a grand estate owned by lord ellesmere — a wealthy industrialist — but in recent years was neglected and became overgrown. the house, worsley new hall, is long gone. there are formal and walled gardens that reflect the site's heritage, but bridgewater has another role. very much with this garden, rather than us putting up a fence and inviting people to come in and pay a fee

the only sour note — an injury to harry maguire with the europa league final and euros ahead.kes a little bit of pressure away on having to get results. because, you know, the next two, they're against two very good teams. you can't worry about manchester city, really, but you want them to have to win it, i guess, ratherthan because you haven't won a game? yeah, it's unlikely that anything is going to, anything is going to... that's the biggest upset in football history. but at least we don't travel back to a party on the blue side. no great escape this time for west brom, after losing 3—1 at arsenal. willian with the pick of their goals. they've gone down. this the first time sam allardyce has been relegated from the premier league. stjohnstone are through to the scottish cup final, after beating st mirren 2—1 at hampden park. goals from chris kane and glenn middleton enough put them in their second final of the season. they've already won the league cup this year — they'll play hibs in 12 days' time. how about this from lewis hamilton, turning his 100th pole into the 98th wi

jeffrey tumlin, director of transportation, and tom maguire, director of streets division, to provide an overview of the slow streets program. >> president feinstein: welcome. thank you for accepting our invitation to present today. slow streets has come up as an issue at every meeting since slow streets began, and i appreciate hearing from you. i know my fellow commissioners do, too, and your willingness to answer some questions that we have in terms of slow street impact on the san francisco fire department, so if there's anything you would like to give us an introduction, let's proceed now, and then, i know we have a lot of questions for you. >> excellent. thank you so much for having me. i'm jeffrey tumlin. i'm the director of the sfmta. i've been in this role for 16 months now? it has been quite an adventure. my work is previously in cities all over the united states, and everywhere i've worked. there's been a long-standing tension between traffic safety and fire safety. here in san francisco, we typically have about 20 deaths and injuries every year as a result of traffic violen

john maguire is there for us this morning. he can show us around it. it looks stunning. are quite i stunning. yes, it is absolutely stunning. you are quite right. | stunning. yes, it is absolutely i stunning. you are quite right. carol could have done a bit more for us with the weather, we have some sun poking the clouds are just now. watch the sun does is pick out some of the colour. it has been such a cold spring this year that all of the gardeners will know, anything you plant it hasn't done as well as it did last year but still, things are looking fabulous here at rhs bridgewater. they spent £35 million. this was once a grand old estate, a stately home, the home is long gone, with formal guidance. it has been recreated, re—established, recycled if you like. some of the sightlines are beautiful. that is the gardiner �*s cottage, believe it or not. they have done a sterling job and today it opens to the public. this is what a quarter of a million new plants look like — that's what it's taken to create the royal horticultural society's brand—new garden, rhs bridgewater