peter maguire the 're good signs. peter maguire they're speaking _ good signs. speaking to - good signs. peter maguire they're speaking to me - good signs. peter maguire they're speaking to me a l good signs. peter maguire - they're speaking to me a little earlier about the outlook and sentiments in marcus easley. meanwhile, the chinese city of shanghai is that you hao is another tesla mega factory. in another tesla mega factory. in a tweet on sunday the chief executive elon musk said the new facility will be capable of producing 10,000 megapixel year. a mega pack is a very large battery with stores energy. according to chinese state media, construction is expected to begin in the third order of this year and tesla is to start production around the middle of next year. they want to take you to india now, because for the earnings season kicks off this week with numbers from the big it giants gotta emphasis and data services. my colleague has been looking into this and joy smith from mumbai. great to get you on the show. from mumbai. great to get you on the show—

i call ruth maguire to _ of tory government. i call ruth maguire to be _ of tory government.ips also support economic renewal, locally and nationally. can i ask when skills develop in scotland will issue contracts for 2023—24 new start and enable people to clear the backlog of people waiting, and new start learners to begin their opportunities?— start learners to begin their opportunities? | pay i pay credit to ruth maguire, she has raised this issue on a number of occasions, and this is something we have all seen in our own constituencies, investing in skills across people's lifetimes in delivering a fair and growing economy. i can say that sts has already issued contract for the 39,000 modern apprentices currently in training, and i expect sds to finalise contracts for new modern apprenticeship start in the next few days. i apprenticeship start in the next few da s. . r' apprenticeship start in the next few da s. ., w , apprenticeship start in the next few da 5. ., , ~' , ~ , apprenticeship start in the next few das. , ~ , ., days. i ask the first minister what detailed ana

that wasjohn maguire reporting.roots football referees in england told the bbc they feared for their safety on the pitch, a world first trial was launched, allowing amateur referees to wear bodycams. around 100 people have used the equipment in the first three months of the scheme and if it proves successful, the trial will be expanded. our sports reporterjane dougall has been to see how it's working. afternoon, lads. so obviously, i've got the body camera on today. so what will happen if i need to switch this camera on, i will announce i'm activating the camera. in the first of its kind in the world, sophie wood is one of 100 grassroots referees taking part in a body cam technology trial. the aim is to see if they can improve the behaviour of players and coaches. it means that i've got that safety net there. if anything was to cross that line for me, i'm able to switch the camera on, it captures, starts recording from that moment, it also captures the 30 seconds beforehand, so then context can really be gained arou

john maguire, bbc news, brecon.ansbury, from ilminster in somerset, is charged with three counts of raping a woman in plymouth in 2009, devon and cornwall police said. our reporter danjohnson is in bristol — dan, what can you tell us? yes, these charges have onlyjust been announced by devon and cornwall police in the last hour or so was that they relate to one of their own former officers are dating back to 2009, when sergeant david stansbury, who is now 42, was on duty in plymouth. he was charged with three counts of rape of a woman aged 16 or over. he is still a serving police officer, though no longer with devon and cornwall police. he currently serves with hertfordshire police, but is at the moment suspended from duty. the only information we have at the moment is that he faces these three charges of rape and he will appear at plymouth magistrates' court on wednesday. a£111" court on wednesday. our correspondent _ court on wednesday. our correspondent dan - court on wednesday. our correspondent danjohnson court

eries had her went off an unfortunate maguire for an equaliser for the equaliser, in between united laws martinez to a nasty looking injury and had to finish with ten men and bruno fernandez will be suspended for the second leg where after this united will do well to get through. so what started out as a memorable night — soon turned into a disappointing one. united's manager erik ten hag admits it was a game of missed chances. we had opportunities to score the third goal. i think yeah, in the last ten minutes everything looked like it was against us. as i said, sometimes you have those nights. away from old trafford, were three other quarter finals taking place on thursday evening. juventus have the advantage in their tie against sporting lisbon — federico gatty with the only goal in their match. elsewhere feyenoord beat roma by the same scoreline, whilst bayer leverkusen drew 1—1 with union saint gilloise of belgium. and in the europa conference league, fiorentina are all but through to the semi finals, after they thrashed lech poznan 4—1. anderlecht beat az alkmaar whilst there were d

harry maguire has played 13 games in the premier league this season , and you have only been on the field in seven games from the start . these statistics and the criticism of the fans led to the possibility of separation . at the end of the season, the group forgave him . the return of russia's final word will be held, real chelsea will be held in san h, the european champions league, and again the traditional confrontation between chelsea and real on monday night, chelsea was good in islam, never since the return round of the champions league quarter-finals, they are hosting real madrid, where the two teams played in santiago. madrid's twin bernabeu finished judging this game is the responsibility of daniel aristotle, the italians of london are not in a good condition, and in all the past three games under the supervision of frank lampard , they were defeated. let's get out of this stage with pride, considering the result obtained in the first game and the team we are playing against , we have to fight hard and with all our strength, and of course, if we manage to win, it will be a spec

the first half to give united a comfortable lead, but two own goals from tyrell malacia and harry maguiree final minutes saw the spanish side salvage a draw ahead of the second leg next week. to compound united's misery, defender lisandro martinez was forced off with injury and manager erik ten hag says it's not an achilles tendon problem. i think it is not an injury, he will not play on sunday, but i can say what the diagnosis is and i would prefer to wait and then we are clear and we know exactly what it is. assistant referee constantine hatzidakis says he is "looking forward to returning to officiating" after the english football association confirmed he will face no further action for clashing with liverpool's andy robertson. hatzidakis and robertson came together at half time during liverpool's draw with arsenal last week, with the official appearing to raise his elbow to the defender. the assistant referee was stood down while an investigation took place. that has now been completed and he will face no further punishment. the 38—year—old also confirmed he has apologised to robertson

john maguire reports. i'm taking the plunge.emerging into what's now called bannau brycheiniog, named after the king who ruled over this land in the 5th century. and no—one says it better than michael sheen in this promotionalfilm. a new kind of national park. not the brecon beacons national park, though. not anymore. no. this place has a new name now. or rather an old one — bannau brycheiniog — an old name for a new way to be. a name from our past, to take us into our future. beautiful, isn't it? yes, michael, it really is. even on this gorge walk in between thejumping and the swimming, the instructors believe it's important to remind you what this area means — not just today, but also in the past. the miners who used to work at the silica mine used to traverse the rocks going all the way along. you can see the gate and it came all the way along and they walked off towards the mine every morning. you can talk about flora and fauna. the site itself — the sssi site — we've got to protect it to ensure that children can see it in y

al 84 el desvÍo para mandar el 2 — 1 y despuÉs harry maguire hace el 2 — 2, todo se define en sevillaecha lÍmite para declarar impuestos para muchas personas en el paÍs, pero les recordamos cuÁles condados tienen extensiÓnhasta octubre. lÍderes de la ciudad de san josÉ organizar una conferencia de prensa para celebrar el comienzo de la construcciÓn de un nuevo complejo que ayudarÁ a disminuir el nÚmero de personas sin hogar. vamos con un adelanto de las temperaturas y yadira, quien nos cuenta que nos depara para los prÓximos dÍas. yadira: para el resto de san josÉ tendremos condiciones muy agradables, subiendo un poco la temperatura, pero no vamos a subir mÁs allÁ de los 70. el sÁbado es uno de los dÍas mÁs cÁlidos de la semana, luego el domingo vemos que se incrementan las nubes iba a comenzar a disminuir esa temperatura, de lunes a martes vemos la lluvia mÁs hacia el norte, no veo casi nada lluvia en la regiÓn, pero vamos a sentir ese descenso de las temperaturas, vamos a estar en ese rango de los 60. si estÁ en el Área de auckland la situaciÓn estÁ bastante parecida, pero en auckla

the first half to give united a comfortable lead, but two own goals from tyrell malacia and harry maguiredraw ahead of the second leg next week.

john maguire, bbc news, liverpool. time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich.ello, thank you, good afternoon. much, than it was this time yesterday on the south bank of england, the wind is much lighter, beautiful scene from a weather watcher on the coast in dorset. but that's not the whole story. while we do have some sunshine will also have some showers and some of those are on the heavy aside, and if you haven't seen one today there may still be one and it could even contain some hail and thunder. the shower is widespread across parts of scotland and into northern england. a little breezy for some of us but not as windy as it was yesterday. still feeling really rather cool for this time of year at a 9—13 c. it will get quite chilly overnight tonight with clearing skies and light winds. still some showers around particularly across scotland, northern ireland, some feeding into wales ahead of this rain band in the south—west of england and the channel islands holding temperatures up channel islands holding temperatures up to 7 degrees. elsewhere, one, two, thr

john maguire, bbc news, brecon., i will practice that for quite some time, i'm sure, to the musical extravaganza that is the eurovision song contest. we arejust extravaganza that is the eurovision song contest. we are just one extravaganza that is the eurovision song contest. we arejust one month away until it all kicks off here in the uk in liverpool. over the past few weeks some of the artists have been touring europe performing to their fans been touring europe performing to theirfans and been touring europe performing to their fans and last night was the final pre—party before they travel up final pre—party before they travel up to liverpool. the bbc�*s eurovision reporter went along to meet them. his report, because of the amount of people there with their cameras and phones, does contain flashing images. it's a crazy experience that in slovenia we have arena concerts and here we could probably have a very hard time filling upa pub. and it feels great. all of these people would come to a pub. of course. if it w

eries had her went off an unfortunate maguire for an equaliser for the equaliser, in between united lawsh ten men and bruno fernandez will be suspended for the second leg where after this united will do well to get through. so what started out as a memorable night — soon turned into a disappointing one. united's manager erik ten hag admits it was a game of missed chances. we had opportunities to score the third goal.

it was 2—2 after the first leg, but united went behind in spain when an error by harry maguire was punishedf en—nesyri. and he scored their third as well, this time after a mistake from united keeper david de gea. it finished 5—2 overall, not the best build—up to their fa cup semifinal against brighton on sunday. ten hag was pretty forthright with his assessment. we have to accept now. but it's unacceptable because everyone can... can see that the demands and the standard has to be higher in the club that's manchester united. so, plenty to reflect on for the players. and there's still one realistic chance for manchester united to claim a second piece of silverware this season, they play brighton in the fa cup semi—finals this weekend, followed by a crucial match in the premier league against tottenham four days later. can they put last night behind them? hugh ferris has been speaking to former manchester city and tottenham midfielder michael brown. everybody is talking about the fact that they can win three trophies, finish in the champions league, but they are blistering in the premier lea

john maguire — moment. we will find out very soon. john maguire has — moment.cing an interim manager is replacing an interim manager, replacing a permanent manager? that is the case at tottenham at the moment. it is chaotic. morning. amid all the chaos, what does this mean for the future of star striker harry kane? tottenham have appointed their third manager of the season — cristian stellini paying the price for that newcastle nightmare on sunday — losing 6—1. the italian was the man that temporarily replaced antonio conte having served as his assistant. now there's a man temporarily replacing him — ryan mason. and as tottenham search for their fourth permanent manager in three seasons, chelsea, who themselves have sacked two managers, look set to appoint the former spurs sacked two managers, look set to appoint the former spurs boss mauricio pochettino. there have been a record 13 sackings — that is the most in a single season, with that managerial merry—go—round in full swing. as are city, just one day to go until the premier league's title decider. that's h

. >> reporter: tom maguire is the director of the streets division. he says the project would not only help cyclists but also pedestrians. because after the center bike lanes go in, the cars will no longer be able to turn left. >> we will get the cyclists away from the parked cars and we are banning left turns. >> reporter: but not everyone is convinced . katie told me she and a lot of her friends have concerns. >> like when a car needs to turn left or a cyclist needs to turn right, what would that look like and is everyone ready for that at every single intersection? the other thing i worry about is you've got cyclists coming at each other without much margin for error , and we are not encased in steel boxes, we are just on our bikes. >> reporter: the new lanes are slated to open in may. tom says he just hopes everyone will give the project a chance. >> we are committed to coming back to the public with a lot of transparency and a lot of data about what is working and what is not working. we wouldn't propose this if we didn't think it would be a majo

quarterfinals of the europa league, they were abject in defence, fingers pointed at de gea and harry maguireunting up for manchester united but they could be boosted by the return of bruno fernandes and perhaps marcus rushford. —— rashford. brighton are looking to be in the fa cup final for the first time since 1983 and they have beaten united in the last two games they have played them so seagulls fans will come here with confidence and whoever wins will face manchester city in the final injune. france and wales meet later in the final match of the penultimate round of the women's six nations. victory for france in grenoble would set up a title decider against england who scored eight tries without reply in a 118—0 win over ireland on saturday. it's day nine of the world snooker championship, and john higgins has built a commanding lead over kyren wilson in their second round match. the four—time champion was at his very best from the off, winning the opening two frames with back—to—back century breaks and did not let up against his opponent, with another century break on his way to a sessi

let's go now to kieran maguire. podcast host and researcher at the university of liverpool.i think the gambling _ sigh of relief after this? i think the gambling industry - sigh of relief after this? i think the gambling industry will- sigh of relief after this? i think the gambling industry will be l sigh of relief after this? i think i the gambling industry will be very happy— the gambling industry will be very happy after the announcement by lucy -- lucy— happy after the announcement by lucy —— lucy frazer. there is no question a transfer— —— lucy frazer. there is no question a transfer from _ —— lucy frazer. there is no question a transfer from analog to digital has taken — a transfer from analog to digital has taken place. if we take a look for example at bet 365 in 2005 when the last— for example at bet 365 in 2005 when the last gambling app was announced, their gross— the last gambling app was announced, their gross revenues in terms of wages _ their gross revenues in terms of wages was — their gross revenues in terms of wages was £624 million. by 2019 that had increa

see an maguire ? so a story . see an maguire?hout the day on gb news and yeah, seeing what's happening. but now we move onto the exciting part of the show. it's all exciting. obviously the pay per it's all exciting. obviously the pay per view and we actually already heard them. we have the lovely steven pound, a former labour mp . hello again. and the labour mp. hello again. and the equal lovely emma webb who's there. all the more lovely comments. true friends. that is true not being sexist here, not true. not being sexist here, not at all. so who wants ? so we at all. so who wants? so we start with you, steve. let's go to the story that's on the front page of every single newspaper today. donald trump probably every newspaper in the world would do well today if they target rich environment. i mean, there are stories you couldn't even dream about and i just know that any minute now, donald is going to start comparing himself to someone else. he got crucified easter. mean, crucified over easter. i mean, you just could. oh you coul

john maguire is much older than 15. what can you tell us? 15 john maguire is much older than 15.n tell you that! some of the grommets are being put through their paces, the young surfers. practising popping up and riding. that is how they catch the waves and then they drive the back of the board round to be able to serve. super proud of lucas, aren't we? : :, , : :, serve. super proud of lucas, aren't we? :, ,: :, serve. super proud of lucas, aren't we? : :, , : :, ., we? amazing, such an achievement for a 15-year-old — we? amazing, such an achievement for a 15-year-old english _ we? amazing, such an achievement for a 15-year-old english chap. _ we? amazing, such an achievement for a 15-year-old english chap. amazing i a 15—year—old english chap. amazing news! _ a 15-year-old english chap. amazing news! :, , :, :, :, , news! upagainst hawaiians, californians, _ news! upagainst hawaiians, californians, australians. i news! upagainst hawaiians, l californians, australians. the news! upagainst hawaiians, - californians, australians. the whole world. to californians, australians. the

tony maguire, thank you this story. tony maguire, thank wee wew— this story.would say in scotland? but the bigger question now being faced by humza yousaf is the degree to which he will need to rely on support of the green party and the degree to which green party policies in fact are very unpopular in scotland. and i think politically this is where the interest must lie, because if some snp members either leave or become independent or join the alba party or or just play hard to get and don't vote for humza yousafs policies , he will rely yousafs policies, he will rely even more on the greens and even possibly the liberal democrats who have supported snp policies in the past . who have supported snp policies in the past. so i think it's this minority position that he could be in that will play out and make him very vulnerable . and make him very vulnerable. just finally in this conversation, we're expecting hemee— conversation, we're expecting hemee weeeh— conversation, we're expecting humza yousaf to— conversation, we're expecting humza yousaf to stand up in

he's been speaking with bbc breakfast'sjohn maguire in newquay. it is pretty surreal.ty surreal. thank you for coming to support me.— it is pretty surreal. thank you for coming to support me. how did you beat hawaiians, _ coming to support me. how did you beat hawaiians, californians - coming to support me. how did you beat hawaiians, californians and . beat hawaiians, californians and australians? i beat hawaiians, californians and australians?— australians? i 'ust kept calm, i knew m australians? ijust kept calm, i knew my surfing _ australians? ijust kept calm, i knew my surfing could - australians? ijust kept calm, i knew my surfing could do - australians? ijust kept calm, i knew my surfing could do it. australians? ijust kept calm, i knew my surfing could do it if i j knew my surfing could do it if i served — knew my surfing could do it if i served well so ijust had to serve to my— served well so ijust had to serve to my ability and all came good. tell us— to my ability and all came good. tell us how you have recovered from this terrible skateboarding accident you

john maguire, bbc news at goodison park.- donald trump has arrived at court. sarah, what is the scene? there was a treat sarah, what is the scene? there was a great deal — sarah, what is the scene? there was a great deal of _ sarah, what is the scene? there was a great deal of excitement _ sarah, what is the scene? there was a great deal of excitement here - sarah, what is the scene? there was a great deal of excitement here as l a great deal of excitement here as that convoy of about 15 cars bringing donald trump through to the criminal court arrived and he got out of the car and defiantly waved to his supporters as he went to the court room. you would think he was arriving at a campaign visit but as soon as he entered the building he was officially under the rest —— under arrest and he will be being processed inside and out, fingerprinted and being told what all of the charges against him are. it doesn't have any of the details yet. in less than an hour we will see him appear in the courtroom where he will be asked by the

commentator: mistake by maguire and a goal!pa conference league quarter final. they've not won a trophy since 1980 but, thanks to declan rice, they're now on the verge. commentator: declan rice. it's a brilliant goal. they beat the belgian side gent 5—2 on aggregate. this may not be europe's top competition but, for david moyes, their manager, this is what it meant. joe lynskey, bbc news. you may remember last year the controversy caused by former world snooker champion shaun murphy after he was knocked out in the first round of the uk championship, by the then amateursijiahui. he said the chinese player shouldn't even have been in the building. well, si has beaten him again, this time in the opening round of the world championship at the crucible. murphy admitted in the run—up to this event that he regretted his earlier comments but he'll be smarting after losing by 10—9 frames to the lowest—ranked player in the tournament. si can now look forward to an encounter with robert milkins, who produced a stunning comeback to beatjoe

and you mentioned there they haven't won the sam maguire cup for at least 70 years.oping you are hoping president biden will remove that curse because mac rare remove that curse because mac we don't really remove that curse because mac we don't really believe remove that curse because mac we don't really believe in the course but we are hoping that this will be our lucky year. in the eyes of world on mayo and bella now that is a really good thing. and you talk about the economic opportunities as well, and i think in his speech, like his speech yesterday, it was all about the possibilities and the opportunities. indeed, he is here obviously for the anniversary, the 25th anniversary of the good friday agreement. so all of the opportunities that that has brought with us, he has also promised investment from the us and more trade links and everything else. so i think there is a huge economic benefit from it as well, as well as obviously tourist benefits, tourism as well from it. so, yeah, we are just very happy that president biden took the time to come here, and that he

harry maguire was encircled and sevilla now lead this tie.sevilla had a third goal and the competition specialists had knocked out the favourites. this was west ham united�*s europa conference league quarterfinal. they have not won a trophy since 1980 but thanks to declan rice they are on the verge. they beat the belgian side gent 5—2 on aggregate. this may not be europe�*s top competition but for david moyes, their manager, this is what it meant. time for a look at the weather. here�*s louise lear. snow on the mountain tops, sunshine in the sky as well. another beautiful day in the far north—west of scotland, temperatures in the high teens all week. 19 degrees the highest temperature today but a different story across the east coast. in north norfolk we sawjust 10 degrees and eventually we had some rain as well. the rain is starting to ease away a little but it is set to return overnight tonight. you can see how isolated but fairly heavy for a time it was through the south—east. that is going to produce quite a lot of cloud through the night

but every year brings concerns about the welfare of the horses taking part, asjohn maguire explains frommorning gallops. three days ofjump racing will culminate in the world's most famous steeplechase on saturday with the grand national. the campaign group animal rising says it will try to stop the race being run. but there are limits. we're there to protect the horses and to prevent harm. as we know, it's very likely that a horse will die if that race goes ahead. and so we would say that that is a reasonable excuse to go in. it's a hazardous environment, exactly, and that's why we're trying to stop it. we're not going to be walking onto the tracks while the horses are racing by any means. policing such a massive event takes year—round preparations and merseyside officers say they are aware of planned protests. we respect people's rights to peaceful protest and, over many years, people have protested for various things outside the national and there's opportunities for them to do so. but what we won't tolerate is criminal behaviour and disorderly behaviour, so there will be a very robust

in this game, like the previous game of maguire manchester and the disastrous performance in the sceneof the first goal of pul hazrat payani, you are also sad. either he put everyone's mind at ease, or the cold water turned his lifeless body red, and with his mistake, he practically returned to manchester, the specialist in the european league series, once again advanced to the semi-finals . the golden substitution of mr. khas means that dybala of tunisia will push the game to extra time he worked and finished the additional grooves with shaarawi and tv songs and sent yaran alireza jahanbakhsh and khoneh. mr. khas had said that he would easily advance from this stage with his beauty . it made him happy. the 15 points gained in serie a were returned to make it to the hell of lisbon and brno with a double spirit and to advance to the semi-finals. his behavior ended with a draw . defeat the leverkusen star without a doubt xavi alonso, the coach whose team took over 16 bundesliga tables and reached the sixth place and now reached the semi-finals of the europa league for the first time , th

>> coming, washington journal with conor maguire and chuck rocha. jeffrey mccall on the recent firings of fox news took a carlsen and cnn don lemon, and what the future holds for cable news networks. washington journal is next. ♪ host: good morning, this is washington journal for april 30. even with the passage of the debt ceiling bill in the house, there has yet to be follow-up discussions, that we know of, between president joe biden and house speaker kevin mccarthy over raising the debt ceiling. the president and most democrats do not want to tie those discussions to spending cuts. house speaker mccarthy and most republicans hope the debt ceiling bill will serve as a starting point for negotiation. in the next hour we ask you, who do you blame for the debt limit standoff? if you think president biden and democrats are most to blame, we want you to call us at (202) 748-8000. if you think house speaker mccarthy and republicans are most to blame, call (202) 748-8001. if you put equal blame on both parties, call us at (202) 748-8002. you can also sen

as john maguire reports. business as usual in the early morning gallops.y to stop the race being run. but there are limits. taste will try to stop the race being run. but there are limits.— but there are limits. we are there to rotect but there are limits. we are there to protect horses _ but there are limits. we are there to protect horses in _ but there are limits. we are there to protect horses in prevent - but there are limits. we are there | to protect horses in prevent harm. it is very likely that a horse will die from that race both head and we would say that that is a reasonable excuse to go in. if the hazardous environment and that is why we are trying to stop it. we are not going to be walking on the tracks while horses are racing by any means. policing such a massive event takes preparations. merseyside officers say they are aware of planned protests. say they are aware of planned rotests. ~ , , . say they are aware of planned rotests.~ ,, . , �*, , protests. we respect people's rights to rotest protests. we respect people's rights to protest an

. >> reporter: tom maguire is the director of the streets division at sf mta. he said the project will not only help cyclists but also pedestrians. because after the center bike lanes going, cars will no longer be able to turn left. >> will get the cyclist away from the parked cars and ban the left turns to project the pedestrians. >> reporter: not everyone is convinced the plan is a good idea. katie told me she and a lot of her cyclist friends have concerns. >> like, when a car needs to turn left or cyclist needs to turn right, what does that traffic had look like and is everyone ready for that at every single intersection? and i worry about the center bike lanes, you got cyclist coming at each other. without much margin for error. and we are not encased in steel boxes. we are just on our bikes. >> reporter: the new lanes are slated to open in may. tom says he just hopes everyone would give the project a chance. >> we are committed to coming back to our board and coming back to the public with a lot of transparency and robust data of what is and what is not wo

we thought mark maguire, sammy sosa on drugs, that was folly.g out of parks. i think it's crazy, but some people embrace it as a reason. i find it total folly. i remember when colorado launched the team, the air was thinner, no one to pitch there, they adjusted that, they put the ball in i think an incubator and now -- before the games. >> deflate it like tom brady did? kayleigh, our expert on the panel, the real reasons we have more home runs. >> my husband is the expert, he played professional baseball for 11 years, swings are geared to hit out of the park, and changes of the way guys pitch, more pitch up in the zone, and you can translate. >> nothing with the combustion. >> there you go. >> fact check. >> apparently climate change is the new barry bonds. >> i don't care if there are more home runs, you know, i don't care. also don't really care about climate change. the thing is you get like one, maybe two shots at predicting the end of the world and when it doesn't happen i'm done with it. they have predicted the end of the world multiple ti

maguire goal. of maguire scored an own goal.and we'll see who goes in there because, again, they've said there's preferred said that there's no preferred candidate moment. candidate at the moment. cristian in charge. cristian stellini is in charge. they've battle their they've got a battle on their hands. qualify for they've got a battle on their hantop qualify for they've got a battle on their hantop four, qualify for they've got a battle on their hantop four, but qualify for they've got a battle on their hantop four, but they'realify for they've got a battle on their hantop four, but they're goingrr the top four, but they're going to have make a decision in to have to make a decision in the i would it's the summer. i would think it's all tottenham, isn't all change at tottenham, isn't it? we a quick word on the it? we have a quick word on the boxing-— it? we have a quick word on the tours-concr— it? we have a quick word on the boxing.-conor-so. boxing. yeah. conor benn so disappointing for well, for boxing, really. it's had a

scotland reporter tony maguire. ooou— scotland reporter tony maguire.w rhor heter— three months later, we now know that peter murrell— three months later, we now know that peter murrell gave a homoe— that peter murrell gave a £107,000 loan- that peter murrell gave a £107,000 loan to the snp to help with— £107,000 loan to the snp to help with horro— £107,000 loan to the snp to help with party finances— £107,000 loan to the snp to help with party finances and that of course would— with party finances and that of course would have all been under mr heohhe— course would have all been under mr heome. so— course would have all been under mr beattie. so we— course would have all been under mr beattie. so we know that all of mr beattie. so we know that all or these— mr beattie. so we know that all of these things— mr beattie. so we know that all of these things will seemingly eohhg— of these things will seemingly eohhg our— of these things will seemingly coming out over— of these things will seemingly coming out over the couple of weesh — coming out over the co

here's the full story from john maguire.ood. before the match, harry garside told me he was nervous but super excited. very nervous. is this the scariest thing you've ever done? no. is it the most exciting thing you've ever done? yeah. i should hope so. eight—year—old harry's story is a remarkable one. he fought off sepsis, pneumonia, then had surgery to remove a brain tumour. when a remaining part of the tumour became active again, harry underwent 28 rounds of radiotherapy. during that time, his father died suddenly and atjust 40 years old. ijust had to tell him. ijust had to sit down and say, "daddy's gone to heaven." and his reaction was just so sad. hejust, he had a cap on because he was so conscious of his hair loss and he just pushed the cap right in front of his face and just cried. i'm writing to you because you are his inspiration and you are his hero. so harry's mum, laura, wrote a letter to his favourite player. i'm writing on behalf of my eight—year—old son, harry. he's a proper evertonian who absolutely loves pl

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the cast, by the way, meryl streep, david schwimmer, heather graham, tobey maguire.got everybody to work with him. and he also wrote the screenplay to "contagion" during covid was seen as so impressionist >> why 2037? was there a specific reason for that date? >> he wanted to make it futuristic but not so much like in 100 years the world is going to be totally different. kind of the things he's describing in the arc of the series are like the day, for example, the final pinot noir grape is grown because climate change has made it impossible. things we can relate to but they're not flying cars in the show, as he would say. >> keeps it accessible. >> it will be interesting to see how it does. >>> time for a cnbc news update with seema mody. >> here's your cnbc news update at this hour one day after house speaker kevin mccarthy met with the country's president in california of taiwan, a u.s. delegation of lawmakers visiting taiwan today led by house foreign affairs committee chairman, michael mccaul the group will meet officials amid growing tensions between washington

after a disastrous start which saw a bit of a mix up between keeper david de gea and captain harry maguire into an empty net, his second of the night. just seconds remaining, it looks like heartbreak for united in europe. it has, however, been a great evening for west ham — they are heading for the semi—finals of the europa conference league. there's just a few minutes left of their quarterfinal against gent. it was 1—1 going into this from the first leg, but the belgian club went ahead before michail antonio scored to send his side in level at the break. things got even better for david moyes�* team when lucas paqueta scored a penalty, but goal of the game came from declan rice. gent now looked a spent force and the hammers went to town, with antonio claiming a second goal. they lead 4—1 on the night, 5—2 on aggregate. juventus were among the other sites to progress, beating sporting lisbon 2-1 to progress, beating sporting lisbon 2—1 on aggregate after drawing 1—1 tonight. just before their match, they found out they had their 15—point serie a penalty reversed. juve were accused of infla

let's get more with our scotland reporter , maguire, who's been outside the sturgeon.ue canopy tent outside the front door there. peter, tony. yeah, that's right. mark you know, we hear hitting that the police arrived here 8:30 this morning. did have been inside since. and we know that i am on the other side of the country in edinburgh, up to four police vans there , you know, police vans there, you know, with officers putting to search the snp party hq. now and say we and we can see say that the blue and we can see say that the blue and white tent and a number of vans coming and going and police, you know a sizeable police, you know a sizeable police is probably an understatement . if you take all understatement. if you take all the officers together as one. now we've had obviously a statement quite early from the police scotland who have obviously said officers are cutting a number of searches and addresses as part of the investigation and the report will now be sent to the crown office. so important to see that peter murrell has been arrested as a suspect at that st

our scotland reporter tony maguire. yes it's onoddddn— reporter tony maguire.tre develops, it does potential bring pressure centre develops, it does disruptive otential bring pressure centre develops, it does disruptive windsil bring pressure centre develops, it does disruptive winds to bring quite disruptive winds to western areas of the uk. so we do now have a wind warning in force for wales, western england and up into coast of the north channel scotland and channel for scotland and northern so stay up northern ireland. so do stay up to with the forecast on to date with the forecast on that. to date with the forecast on that . otherwise enjoy rest that. otherwise enjoy the rest of easter sunday. bye bye . of your easter sunday. bye bye. you've probably seen politicians dndonnonod— you've probably seen politicians dndonndonod d— you've probably seen politicians interviewed a thousand times, but interviewed a thousand times, dnd no— interviewed a thousand times, dnd no do— interviewed a thousand times, dnd no do dd— interviewed a thousand times, but we do it d

john maguire is at aintree racecourse for us this morning.thing you throw together in the last minute and they plan every detail and it takes pretty much a year in planning as soon as the horses crossed the line on the final race on saturday and they will be planning for next year. there are talks of protests this year from a group called animal rising and it comes from extinction rebellion, saying they think direct action is effective and they are against all horse racing and they say it not appropriate for 2023 and considering some of the animal welfare issues here and otherjunk courses in the last few years. the police say they will police the event robustly as they always do and security is extremely tight and the jockey club says it puts welfare absolutely at the top of its agenda, so, as i say, racing starts this afternoon. a big race on saturday and more from us here from aintree later in the programme. here from aintree later in the programme-— here from aintree later in the atroramme. ~ ., , ., ., programme. where do you stand on cha

joining us are republican strategist conor maguire and democratic strategist chuck rocha.e will be discussing campaign 2024 and political news of the day. good morning to you. let's get it out of the way, full disclosure time, which major candidates or pacs are you working with or have you worked with in the past? we will start with connor. guest: we are working with desantis and hoping to encourage and pave the way for desantis if he chooses to run for president. i think it is a great decision. he is certainly someone who has the best chance to win in the general election and we have been very excited to work together on that. host: and chuck? guest: the past a lot of people remember i have worked for bernie sanders and was a senior advisor and after that race we ran the biden super pac. bernie had made history with latino voters and we carried it on with biden. we are working with some exciting candidates, working on a budget congressional race around the country and we are working with a senate jury pack. and planned parenthood we get to see them doing wonderful work an

let's speak to our scotland reporter tony maguire . tony, reporter tony maguire.f peter murrell here outside their glasgow home and here outside their glasgow home anb bareby— here outside their glasgow home anb bareby a— here outside their glasgow home and barely a couple of weeks age. — and barely a couple of weeks age. bnb— and barely a couple of weeks age. knb bnen— and barely a couple of weeks ago. and then as— and barely a couple of weeks ago. and then as time has gone on ago. and then as time has gone en bne— ago. and then as time has gone on over the last— ago. and then as time has gone on over the last fortnight, we've obviously got the revelation _ we've obviously got the revelation of- we've obviously got the revelation of the independence reberenbwn— revelation of the independence referendum battlebus and then neeb— referendum battlebus and then neeb reeenby— referendum battlebus and then most recently we've got some ekbra— most recently we've got some extra details— most recently we've got some extra details about some of the bnbnge— extra details abo

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that wasjohn maguire reporting. soap —like coronation street which makes a wider audience aware of the mnd journey and harmonies like that makes it easier. the consultation with the drama _ makes it easier. the consultation with the drama and _ makes it easier. the consultation with the drama and families - makes it easier. the consultation with the drama and families with | makes it easier. the consultation . with the drama and families with the real—life experience coming into it as well. coronation street is on tonight at eight p. coming up in the next hour. we'll be taking a trip down memory lane, to celebrate 50 years since the first ever call was made from a mobile phone. couldn't live without them now. and while driving. _ couldn't live without them now. fific while driving, shocking to couldn't live without them now. fific while driving, shocking to see? maybe we have all got phones like that somewhere! time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. hello, good morning from bbc london. i'm wendy h

the seville strike came off the head of harry maguire in the 92nd minute and it finished 2—2.they hit the bar late on. however, west ham battled to keep the score level. david moyes hoping his side can get over the line in front of their fans at the london stadium next thursday. assistant referee constantine hatzidakis says he is looking "forward to returning to officiating," after the football association confirmed he'll face no further action for clashing with liverpool's andy robertson. hatzidakis and robertson came together at half time during liverpool's draw with arsenal last week, with the official appearing to raise his elbow to the defender. hatzidakis was stood down while an investigation took place — that has now been completed and he'll face no further punishment. hatzidakis also confirmed he had apologised to robertson. jake jarman said he was over the moon to win silver in the all—around event at the european gymnastics championship — adding to the growing medal haulfor team gb. after his four golds at the commonwealth games last year, the 21—year—old impressed o

let's speak tojohn maguire now, who must have the best job of the morning.ick is you have to channel your inner michael sheen. bannau brycheiniog. i think that is right. yes. we will hear from brycheiniog. i think that is right. yes. we will hearfrom michael sheen in a second and he will give it that fantastic porthole but accent. anyway, i digress. fantastic porthole but accent. anyway, idigress. —— fantastic porthole but accent. anyway, i digress. —— port talbot. i can see mixed between me and the camera lens. you get a sense it is a special place. a wonderful and important place. you can see the trees at the back, that is a major part of the new plan for the national park. you can also see veils in the distance. the national park visited by 4 million people a year, he love coming here to enjoy the best the natural world can offer. the best thing to do when you come here is to totally immerse yourself in it. i'm taking the plunge. jumping into a river in the brecon beacons national park, but emerging into what's now called bannau brycheiniog, named after t

with me, daniel moylan and maguire. and of course, kevin maguire. thank kevin again.ery much indeed. nigel farage is sottte— much indeed. nigel farage is sottte-trst— much indeed. nigel farage is coming-just one- much indeed. nigel farage is coming just one moment. coming up in just one moment. teto— coming up in just one moment. tetto etert— coming up in just one moment. hello again. it's— coming up in just one moment. hello again. it's aidan- coming up in just one moment. hello again. it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office. a fine start to this long weekend. showers on thursday easing to warm sunny spells for friday, saturday and into sunday. but some rain comes along sunday night and into easter monday. but for the time being, night and into easter monday. but for the time being , weather but for the time being, weather systems are clearing away . systems are clearing away. showers easing on thursday evening and a ridge of high pressure building across the uk. leaders into that fine weekend . leaders into that fine weekend. so thursday evening, a few showers