hello, i'm mark edwards from the bbc sport centre.hat london's violence reductions would come to a score like this one in croydon by the idea is that children who need support should be given it from the earliest possible point and this school, norbury manor, or ray benefits from funding that gains that teach about healthy relationships and teamwork but for many houses being made available to primary schools specifically for speech and language skills.— specifically for speech and language skills. what we know is that sadly. _ language skills. what we know is that sadly, one _ language skills. what we know is that sadly, one in _ language skills. what we know is that sadly, one in two - is that sadly, one in two prisoners have been excluded from school and we further know that if you have special educational needs, you are four times as likely to get excluded. we really need to be investing in programmes that give additional support, absolutely to young people who needed but also gives the space for teachers. needed but also gives the

hello, i'm mark edwards with your sports news.ester city manager pep guardiola says he wants the 115 premier league financial charges against the club dealt with as soon as possible. the catalan, who has a contract until 2025, has also said he would not quit the club while the charges remain unresolved. guardiola hasjust led manchester city to their fifth premier league title in six seasons. however, in february, they were charged with breaches of the league's financial rules from 2009 to 2018. they were also accused of not cooperating since the investigation began in december 2018. city have denied financial wrongdoing. guardiola was speaking ahead his side's tie with brighton as they look to claim the treble, with the fa cup and champions league finals to come next month. i will stay next season when we are handed breaches for the premier league. don't worry, we will be there. if it happens, it happens. it happened with uefa, and now with the premier league. so let's go. 2a hours, come on, sit down, talk and both sides�* lawyers

i'm mark edwards from the bbc sports centre. coming up on our programme... late drama from the old lady juventus equalise at the death in their europa league semifinal. first leg clash with syria. record breaking for the rajasthan royals. 21—year—old yashasvi jaiswal hits the fastest half century in ipl history. shocking the eternal city as sofia kenin stunned second seeded sabalenka in straight sets at the rome open. hello and welcome to the programme. lots to get through, but we'll start with football on another big night of european action with the semi—finals of both the europa league and the europa conference league under way in turin. juventus left it very, very late to snatch a draw at home to four—time europa league champions severe. the spanish side had led through youssef and nasri in the first half, but they couldn't hang on for victory. federico gatti with uva's equaliser in the seventh minute of stoppage time. and then the semifinal roma have the advantage after beating bayer leverkusen 1—0 eduardo bove with the only goal midway through the seco

i'm mark edwards, with your sport. we're going to start with football, and newcastle united will play champions league football next season. eddie howe�*s side claimed the point they needed to secure a top four premier league finish with a goalless draw against relegation threatened leicester whose top flight fate is no longer in their own hands. katies gornall was at st james�*s park. well, a little over a year and a half ago, newcastle united were relegation fodder. but the saudi—led takeover of this club has turbo—charged them and they are now back among europe's elite for the first time in 20 years. in truth there was a party atmosphere from the start here at st james�*s park. inside there was a sea of flags and banners. and you can understand why newcastle fans felt confident. they knew they needed just a point against second bottom leicester to be sure of champions league qualification. but in truth, they made really hard work of it. they dominated possession against dean smith's side, they had multiple chances,

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hello, i'm mark edwards from the bbc sports centre.er milan beat fierce rivals ac milan 2—0 in the first leg of their champions league last four tie. more disappointment for delhi — capitulation from the capitals as they lose again in the ipl while the super kings march on. and the weather wreaks havoc on stage five of the giro d'italia — in fact it was raining cats and dogs, with the world champion given a �*ruff�* ride.

hello, i'm mark edwards from the bbc sport centre.ber two daniil medvedev is sent crashing out of the french open by qualifier thiago seyboth wild. london irish's fight for existence continues. the players have only been offered half of this month's wages. and we talk to triple olympic champion adam peaty as he opens up about his struggles hey, i'mjulia with the catch up. tonight — the latest in ukraine, ai concerns,

hello, i'm mark edwards from the bbc sports centre. coming up on our programme, heading into the final. inter milan beat fierce rivals ac milan 2—0 in the first leg of their champions league last four tie. more disappointment for delhi — capitulation from the capitals as they lose again in the ipl while the super kings march on. and the weather wreaks havoc on stage five of the giro d'ltalia — in fact it was raining cats and dogs, with the world champion given a �*ruff�* ride. hello and thanks forjoining us. we start in italy where inter milan have taken a huge step towards reaching their first champions league final in 13 years. they beat city rivals ac milan 2—0 at the san siro to grab the advantage heading into next week's second leg. earlier i spoke to our european football reporterjohn bennett for his take on an eventful night. an astonishing start, a brilliant side foot volley onjust eight minutes. then three minutes later, henrikh mkhitaryan. a parting of the ways of the ac milan defense, he runs through, makes it 2—0 and it cou

hello, i'm mark edwards from the bbc sport centre. coming up on our programme... to stay regardless of the outcome. valencia are hit with a five—match partial stand closure after the racist abuse suffered by real�*s viniciuer in their la liga clash. geraint grinding through the gears at the giro — thomas regains the overall lead in a thrilling 16th stage in italy.

hello, iam hello, i am mark edwards from the bbc sport centre. defeated as severe maintained their perfect record in europa league finals. millie bright named to the england squad is beth mead misses out. alcatraz remains on course for a semifinal showdown as both went on a

from me, mark edwards and the rest of the team, bye—bye.thmadog in north—west wales on tuesday, making it the warmest day of the year so far across the country. and for the rest of the week, it does stay mainly dry thanks to high pressure, always the warmest and the sunniest of the weather towards western parts of the uk, always a bit cooler and cloudier further east. now this is the blocking area of high pressure which will continue to bring this mainly dry weather. but if you cast your eyes down towards southern europe, it's a different story. here, we've got daytime showers and thunderstorms breaking out for the rest of the week. so rainfall totals will continue to mount here. could even see some localised flooding in places but further north, thanks that area of high pressure, it's going to stay almost bone dry, but we could see some drizzle at times across eastern england under the thickest of the cloud as we start early wednesday and under that cloud blanket, which will spread across much of england and wales temperatures won't fall m

hello, i'm mark edwards from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme... the toon dining at europe's top table with a top 4 finish assured. newcastle qualify for the champions league with a draw at home to leicester. real madrid file a hate crime complaint after viniciuer is subjected to racial abuse. no more of the manx missile, mark cavendish confirms his cycling retirement at the end of the season. hello, i'm marc edwards with your sport. we're going to start with football and newcastle united will play champions league football next season. eddie howe�*s side claimed the point they needed to secure a top four premier league finish with a goalless draw against relegation threatened leicester whose top flight fate is no longer in their own hands. katies gornall was at st james park. well, a little over a year and a half ago newcastle united were relegation fodder. but the saudi led takeover of this club has turbo—charge them and they are now back among europe's elite for the first time in 20 years. in truth there was a party atmosphere from the start her

hello, i'm mark edwards from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme...ewcastle qualify for the champions league with a draw at home to leicester. real madrid file a hate crime complaint after viniciuer is subjected to racial abuse. no more of the manx missile, mark cavendish confirms his cycling retirement at the end of the season. hello, i'm marc edwards with your sport. we're going to start with football and newcastle united will play champions league football next season.

i'm mark edwards from the bbc sports centre. coming up on our programme...a league semifinal. first leg clash with syria. record breaking for the rajasthan royals. 21—year—old yashasvi jaiswal hits the fastest half century in ipl history. shocking the eternal city as sofia kenin stunned second

today we are honoring black history month with mark whitaker and. tracey edwards. mark has written a brilliant book saying it out, saying it loud. i wanted to share with you before i turn it over to tracy, some of the critical praise it has received. the boston says that it offers fresh, interpretive patience of key moments of activism during 1966, based on interviews and memoirs published over the past four decades without sacrificing historical rigor. he writes with the eye of a journalist, an ear of a poet. that's pretty good. that's pretty good. henry louis gates, jr said it is an enthralling and, riveting reminder of the tumult, inspiration and potent possibilities of the black movement. and as i said, i just flew up from washington, d.c. i grabbed this book because i wanted to read word for myself. and i also found absolutely riveting. i highly commended. it is just fascinating and insightful. and i learn things that i never knew a little bit of housekeeping. tracey edwards. mark and i will converse until about 435. will then it up to you for audience question

. >> mark edward porter. this is a real license, this was the actual day. >> that's when! lot of coins did not prove that marc porter was guilty of murder. remember, mark also had an interest in the queen business. >> the best explanation for that was just simply that these four coins that marc porter had, it was just a coincidence that they happen to be sold the day after the terral was killed. >> still, the police, ibm executive retired school superintendent, and by all appearances, a pillar of the community who is now the prime suspect in the murders of jan and gary terrell. >> i never liked the guy. i didn't trust him. i thought he was something about fake. >> gary's father, larry, always had a bad feeling about mark. , and he was convinced if mark was the killer, the motive was money. >> well, i thought that he was befriending, recruiting and grooming my brother so he could gain access to his money. , and i think over a period of time, he saw jan as an obstacle. >> when jessica heard detectives were looking at mark, she wasn't surprised. >> he didn't show up at the vis

tom: that was the commerzbank chief financial officer speaking to anna edwards and mark cudmore earliert's look at the focus for the corporate movers. commerzbank is in the mix, currently down despite the bank coming with a beat in terms of earnings. currently down 5.4%. they expect net income increased of 700 billion euros. a bit of selling pressure coming through for the german lender. siemens, positive stories in terms of the order book and the demand picture as supply chains start to ease. currently gaining almost 2%. they have raised the outlook for the second time this year and they now see revenue growth between 9% to 11%. lseg down 4.4 percent after selling the stock at a price discount to yesterday's close. francine, you are also looking at ubs. francine: this was bank has an estimated accounting windfall when the deal closes, and it is gearing up for a $35 billion gain as a result of this emergency takeover of credit suisse. some of it below what we were expecting initially because of the windfall, but it also bought credit suisse at a massive discount. for the moment, we unde

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should be shameful . to the election processes in turkey, what will be your reaction , edward put a question mark, the american factor is also not fundamental, no, it is only present from the point of view of who intervenes or not interferes in elections in a sentence and not the other way around, with whom to develop relations because if you look at the structure of trade, the majority of export-import transactions take place precisely with western countries , states associated with the european union, in fact with russia it is eight percent of e-e imports and somewhere around four percent of exports in this case, yes , it plays a role and they are now trying to take advantage of the situation to occupy a certain niche in economic relations, but it is the admission to the internal politics of the west or in russia, each of the candidates is trying to avoid dominating or not showing favoritism to one side or another because they believe that turkey is a self-sufficient power that should influence the surrounding world and not return to politics when these or other forces played on internal politi

tom: that was credit agricole's deputy ceo jerome speaking to anna edwards and mark cudmore earlier. bring back michael metcalfe of street street global markets -- state street global markets. worry overly pessimistic about the numbers coming through for corporate europe and the resilience particularly around emergency? mike: i think you have to remember at the start we thought there was a recession in europe guaranteed into not think earnings factored that in. what we have learned from the macro data and earnings data in q1 is that actually yes the recession might do becoming, but it looks to be quite mild so far. maybe even the recession is not guaranteed. the earnings story that we are getting in the beats we are getting are reinforcing that. tom: are you re-rating views on earnings in his reporters as a result of the numbers have come through? mike: i think there is a bit of tension between quite pessimistic investor sentiment and probably slightly better fundamental news that is coming in. it's certainly a balance and is making us a little bit less defensive. tom: are european b

edward. the affair follows a weekend of celebrations to mark some -- coronation of king charles.all for me, but thank you so much for watching. you can find so much more on all of the day's news on our website and you can find me on twitter. there's also the rest of our team, please keep watching and thank you so much for staying with us. ♪ narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. man: bdo. accountants and advisors. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. >> on "the newshour," tonight, a new york jury finds former president trump liable for sexual abuse. >> president biden meets with congressional leaders of both parties as the u.s. runs up against the deadline to raise the debt ceiling and avoid default. >> and community colleges look to boost graduation rates by paying for s

karen edwards said it was a marked police car that was responding to an emergency call.ldren's hospital, where he remains in a critical condition. we heard karen edwards from lancashire police thinking the local community for bearing with them at this time, she said it was a hugely distressing case and that extra patrols were out on the streets, that people should approach the police if they have any issues they want to speak about. she also said that the incident has now be sent over to the independent office for police conduct, the iopc. that they would respond fully to the investigation, as it is ongoing. karen edwards did not take any questions from the press outside lancashire police station when she spoke to them. we have heard from the iopc regional director, kathryn bates, who said it is a incredibly tragic incident, my thoughts are with the boy and all those affected. she said the circumstances prior to the collision would be for a lay investigator, including whether appropriate policies and procedures were followed. we heard from lancashire police let anybody w

final question, if not, becky, you come on up and how about a big hand tracey edwards and mark whitaker? becky will give us instructions. tracy, a wonderful, riveting, riveting, poetic and the best of journalism by mark whitaker. i recommend it very highly saying. it loud, becky, thank you, everyone, for coming. we are going to start the book signing in just a couple of minutes. if you'd like to get your book signed, please line up along the bookcases here to my right, your left. if you have not had a chance to purchase book and would like to dan hannah will be upfront and you can put yours purchase your book right there. and then finally i just want to say on each of your seats was one of our in-store fliers and shows you all the events we have up in the next 6 to 8 weeks here in the store and couple of events off site. so please take a look at that. we have a lot of great events coming up and. thank you again for coming. thank you all. we are trying to hector people into making sense of daily choices when the right strategy is actually to liberate them and let them use their common se

edward. the fancy affair follows a weekend of celebrations to mark the coronation of king charles.working on at anytime make sure to check us out on twitter. thank you for watching world news america. hello. if, like me, you're a fan of a big cloud scape, tuesday was a day of delight across the uk as we saw towering thunder clouds developing across our skies. northamptonshire tuesday afternoon, worcester and the clouds were delivering this bolt of lightning. caught on camera late afternoon. in the next few days, more photo ops as well. there'll be some beautiful sunshine for a time for many of us, but then we can anticipate some heavy and thundery showers. also developing, a few showers close to the east coast first thing on wednesday for many, a lot of early sunshine, low pressure swirling around to the northwest, though, will mean showers even early on for scotland and northern ireland. but it's some of these home—grown ones across eastern england as we warm up the atmosphere with the sunshine come wednesday afternoon, that will produce, i think, the most dramatic scenes. tempera

it was a question mark about why this -- why he had access to this information. chelsea manning, edwardth of those individuals had a very clear motive, which they were not really hiding from anyone when they were finally questioned. in teixeira's case, it's just a kid bragging. in fact, he says on his online chat with his group of buddies that knowing more than almost anyone else is super cool. and he makes a reference to chelsea manning when he's asked whether or not he would like to write a blog about all that he knows, he said, no, no, no, that would be equivalent to what chelsea manning it. i'll just share this information here. i think it's worrisome for the government to realize that someone so low could get access to information that was so high and that he had been warned about this by his air force bosses in the fall twice, in the fall of 2022, the post and others are reporting he had been warned by his bosses not to be mishandling these super, super top secret pieces of information. >> and yet, he apparently wrote stuff down on a piece of paper and shoved it in his pocket. so

marks on to down. so for me, i got in with her notice i love some of those things from us. your shit. this is jessica edwards from previously to this. no strategies, i understand from burchell, national, or get on our soccer. our new show for michael brook. those were the one that the are split, the staff meeting and some technical of those that those are book, how much $130.00 to got into the bus that we've got started with a sniff, which was designed by for those of 2 journals. i've heard this from the to the purchase due to the disclosures and windows are helping some people in respect of the bonus company, general driven patrol. good for new virtual assistant principal entering was somebody were built in the past 5 years and there isn't. i was able to come back there was a wireless move back with her. i was, i'm just those i'm with a little snapshot shuttling folder might end up posting, but in addition to chuckling, so i guess cables. good them you ye? yes, sure. on them. yeah, no worries saw me godaddy. it says the hold on the possible and i need the support in general appraised. bounced it to somewher

its mark on it, tourists and choristers left inscriptions during the victorian period was not quite a successful reconstruction, however, this is a special chair ordered by the english king edward in order to accommodate the stone on which the scottish monarchs were crowned . look at the history of the stone of destiny or scumbe stone from the vesninsov abbey to edinburgh castle in 1996, and now it is being prepared for london for the coronation of king charles iii, it will be a significant event , it happens once in a generation and it is important that the stone of destiny will continue its historical role in these monarchs in britain used under the time of the inauguration of the scottish monarchs, until it was captured by the english king edward the first, who incubated it in his throne, now the throne is being prepared for the new king and it will again have the stone of destiny, and it was the same during many coronations, including that of queen elizabeth iii, this is a digital model of the stone which was created for the first time now it can be seen in much more detail a 3d printed copy is used in preparation for the coronation to work out how to incorporate this stone

edwards' crown was placed on the head of king charles iii today at westminster abbey marking a new chapterf his seven-decade journey from heir to monarch. his wife camilla also received her crown, which belonged to queen mary, officially making her britain's new queen. now thousands packed into westminster abbey while tens of thousands lined the streets outside to greet the royal family. a royal reception followed the ceremony along with a royal salute from 4,000 british troops. >> three cheers for his majesty the king and her majesty the queen, hip hip -- >> hooray. >> hip hip. >> hooray! >> later the newly anointed king and queen along with the royal family stepped out onto the balcony of buckingham palace to greet the crowds. now, notably not present prince harry. cnn has learned that he did not receive an invitation to join in this part of the royal event. now cnn's scott mclean has been on the streets of london all day for us. scott, describe what was the mood like there today? >> reporter: yeah, it's been a festive mood. it's been a party mood for sure, and what's really struck me, p

looking forward to moment that edward's crown, which is dates back to 1600s, solid gold, crown, covered in jewels, and diamonds, will be lowered on to king charles head, that markswill be the knock out, but he will be adorned in all sorts of other robes and septors and an orb, with a cross on top, it will be matched with all sorts of singing and choiring and prayers. kennedy: some in greek which is lovely, in homage to prince philip who was prince of greece, there will be an element of eastern orthodoxy in there, as well as buddhism, judaism islam, there are so many elements from different religions that will be incorporated for the very first time which is not only modernization but a universality that king is trying to extend to all realms, do people in u.k. accept camilla as queen? >> yes, well, look, camila was once the rottweiler that diana called. the villain of the peace, third woman in the marriage. but 17 years ago, her and then prince charles got married in that period of time, since then, i think that public have taken to camilla. she is i think the view is that she is good for the king. he is a better king with her as his wife. so, on saturday, she w

edward jones year and will not seek no comment fno com >>> welcome back let's go to sepla amotory. >>> between manufacturing data and missing the marknd retail sales coming up short, and still rising at their fastest pace in more than two years, not to mention major china tech names and earnings that show signs of life after a challenging 2022. how were investors to read the reopening story? right now let's ask two experts in the industry. brendan, you watched these names so closely on a daily basis, but what are you seeing right now? >> you are seeing an incremental rebound of china's consumer that out of the zero covid regime, consumer confidence is building slowly i think you are seeing that q1 is better than q4. q2 is better than q1 that consumer conference will build over time, and you are seeing that from the q1 earnings that many are speaking how q2 is already outpacing what they saw in q1, which was better than q4. we have incremental growth and focused around china's domestic consumption. >> you have to play the long-term story here will you run several commodity etfs, and we have seen prices have that fallen what is your s

marks the end| of the coronation spectacular. where royalty, superstars and even permits the frog came together to celebrate. charlotte gallagher, bbc news. —— kermit the frog. prince edwarde helped out at the prince edward training centre in reading. let's go there now. over to you nick. , . , , , let's go there now. over to you nick. , . , ,, ., nick. yes, all pressure was on edward and — nick. yes, all pressure was on edward and sophie _ nick. yes, all pressure was on edward and sophie as - nick. yes, all pressure was on edward and sophie as they - nick. yes, all pressure was on i edward and sophie as they came through the doors here of the guides dog centrejust outside reading. they were taking part in a puppy training classes. these are new dogs, just getting into the swing of learning how to be guides dogs. most are puppies and we have had a labrador retriever is here today that edward and sophie were being introduced to. they were puppies and quite excitable, it is better to say. the pressure is on for them to be on their best behaviour. it was also a special moment for the volunteers as the royal couple came through to meet the volunteers and their dogs. they were

marking the coronation of king charles iii continues sunday after a day long celebration packed with pomp, pageantry, and plenty of history. the archbishop of canterbury placed the 360-year-old st. edwards head at westminster saturday. >> god save the king! >> god save the king. >> after the ceremony king charles and queen camilla rode back to buckingham palace in a golden coach drawn by six horses. and despite the rain massive crowds lined the streets to greet them and witness the next iconic moment at the palace, the balcony appearance by the king and the queen and members of the royal family. now, noticeably absent prince harry, but the whole thing it was a long wait for royal watchers. one woman told cnn's scott mcclain, it was worth that wait. >> yeah, two days. >> you waited for two days? >> yeah, it's great. >> outside? you camped? >> on a chair. fabulous. >> was it worth it? >> absolutely every second. >> why? >> because it's such an important part of history and the atmosphere and the pageantry and the goodwill of the crowd can't be seen anywhere else in the world. >> now, not everyone was rejoicing as the historic crowning got underway. >> not my king! not my king! >> police a

edward the 8th relinquished the crown to be able to marry the woman he loved. american divorcee, wallace simpson. his brain had lost just 326 days of the birth of prince charles, in 1948, marked a fresh start for the british royal family. but that story really began when his parents 1st met. she saw them walking me all today. love story began in july 19, is that 9. when princess elizabeth santa perez visited the royal naval college in dartmouth, and at the time prince philip was a student to this college for naval officers. and he was charged with looking after the 2 young princesses, the 3rd elizabeth anteaus says to margaret elizabeth was just 13 at the time. but she was immediately fascinated by this young man who was unlike any one she'd met before. and that fascination never ceased to like it. the o elizabeth finally married her prince in 1947. charles was born the following year. his sister princess anne arrived in 1950. aah! followed a decade later by prince andrew and prince edward. ah! but at the beginning of the 1950s, elizabeth was not yet queen. so the young child got to spend lots of time with his parents. their families live with him to be a happy one. the ah me

mark@gbnews.uk where is that warm summer? it's a cold spring, isn't it? reacting to the big stories of the day, my top pundits, peter edwards the right thing could thing to do. ingrid could a celebration late, great celebration of our late, great queen being done the cheap ? queen being done on the cheap? no, i don't think it could at all— no, i don't think it could at all because— no, i don't think it could at all because when you at all because when you look at every— all because when you look at every faer— all because when you look at every fact matter— all because when you look at every fact matter that went into it, every fact matter that went into p, we — every fact matter that went into p, we army.— every fact matter that went into it, the army, the— every fact matter that went into it, the army, the military , i.e, it, the army, the military, i.e, rne— it, the army, the military, i.e, rne warlnee— it, the army, the military, i.e, the marines, all— it, the army, the military, i.e, the marines, all that, the carnage— the marines, all that, the carriage charge, you can't do it on rne— carriage charge, you can't do it

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