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that's not happening for mark williams _ shots. that's not happening for mark williams in _ shots.ery high, matt is his equal. he played _ at very high, matt is his equal. he played a _ at very high, matt is his equal. he played a guy that was playing subpar and by— played a guy that was playing subpar and by his— played a guy that was playing subpar and by his own standards was pretty weak, _ and by his own standards was pretty weak. but _ and by his own standards was pretty weak, but he still had to get the 'ob weak, but he still had to get the job done — weak, but he still had to get the job done. mark put foot to the floor and stayed — job done. mark put foot to the floor and stayed there. that in itself is impressive. and stayed there. that in itself is impressive-— and stayed there. that in itself is imressive. , ., ., impressive. there is nothing wrong with this man's _ impressive. there is nothing wrong with this man's nerve _ impressive. there is nothing wrong with this man's nerve is _ impressive. there is nothing wrong with this man's nerve is there? - impressive. there

it was a victory for mark williams - it's something to savour. it's something to savour. it was a i victory for mark williams nine years in the making. his record against 0'sullivan is not great. how well did he take his chances and from how far back did he have to come? melt. far back did he have to come? well, once, we thought _ far back did he have to come? well, once, we thought the _ far back did he have to come? well, once, we thought the match - far back did he have to come? well, once, we thought the match was over. but he _ once, we thought the match was over. but he dug _ once, we thought the match was over. but he dug up something from the bottom _ but he dug up something from the bottom of— but he dug up something from the bottom of his shoelaces to play superb — bottom of his shoelaces to play superb snooker. calmness personified, a class to finish. particularly that break in the last — particularly that break in the last... the way he kept his nerve. this_ last... the way he kept his nerve. this was_ last... the way he kept his nerv

it is almost like a free shot but mark williams, he is a wily old character — but mark williams, he isof the greatest _ experience, class. one of the greatest place that has ever played the game. he greatest place that has ever played the name. , ., ., , ., the game. he will be tough to beat. 47 ears the game. he will be tough to beat. 47 years of — the game. he will be tough to beat. 47 years of age. _ the game. he will be tough to beat. 47 years of age. i— the game. he will be tough to beat. 47 years of age, i wonder _ the game. he will be tough to beat. 47 years of age, i wonder is - the game. he will be tough to beat. 47 years of age, i wonder is there i 47 years of age, i wonder is there one more major title in him? one more ma'or title in him? without cuestion. one more major title in him? without question- this — one more major title in him? without question. this time _ one more major title in him? without question. this time last _ one more major title in him? without question. this time last year - one more major title in him? without question. this time last year he - questi

let's get more on this with mark williams, former top aide to republican congressman mike conaway andipal at ferox strategies, a strategic advisory and government relations firm. hello and welcome. thanks for joining us. hello and welcome. thanks for joining ve— hello and welcome. thanks for joining ne— hello and welcome. thanks for “oinin us. ., ., ., ., joining us. thanks for having me on. first question. _ joining us. thanks for having me on. first question, mark. _ joining us. thanks for having me on. first question, mark. when - joining us. thanks for having me on. first question, mark. when you - joining us. thanks for having me on. first question, mark. when you look at these concessions, more and more reports about what they mean in terms of business and the business of government. but in terms of his own position, when you look at the fact that he is now unable to manoeuvre, has hejust hamstrung himself, mr mccarthy? i manoeuvre, has he just hamstrung himself, mr mccarthy?— manoeuvre, has he just hamstrung himself, mr mccarthy? i don't think so. it was always _ himself, mr mc

trump will take a 5 frames to 3 lead into the evening session of the masters snooker final against mark williamse from alexandra palace. trump is just put the frame back in as the two frame advantage. a victory for williams would see him the oldest winter of one of the sports triple crown events. the first tennis grand slam of the year the australian open starts overnight our time with the focus on novak djokovic's attempts to win a tenth title twelve months on from being deported from the country for not being vaccinated against covid. but there are british hopes too... to which our correspondent russell fuller looks ahead returning in auckland is very much approved and being fit for this first grand slam of the year and the question is that relative lack of preparation and would hold her back against the core patch of germany which is 27 and is never actually won a grand slam main draw match before in stark contrast to the grand slam champion emma radacanu at the age of 20. jack trooper is a year older but they are good friends in the top a0 player and he has the challenge of facing the number

a short time ago i spoke to mark williams — a former top aide to republican congressman, mike conawayment advisory firm. i started by asking him if he had expected the election of mr mccarthy to be quite so difficult and chaotic. it was always going to be difficult to be a speaker in this majority. and, so, ithink he recognised that. i think he knew that he was going to have to negotiate with folks on his left hand and on his right. and he's done that. did it take longer than he anticipated? of course. but, again, i've been in and around this town for almost 20 years. i've never seen margins this slim. so, we knew it was going to be difficult. but look, i don't think there's anyone that's better equipped for this job than kevin mccarthy. i think he's got the respect of the right and of the left flank in the republican party. however, do you think we're more likely to see the democrats and the republicans working together in order to get business through? because, you know, there could be a lot of blocks. i think there'll be a tonne of blocks. i think you'll see some bipartisanship whe

wales's mark williams has also made it through to the quarter finals where he'll face ronnie 0'sullivannglishman to win by six frames to two. rafa nadal is known for his skills on a tennis court but the 22—time grand slam champion has become a new team owner in the world's first all—electric race boat championship. nadal will enter his own team for the first ever season of the uim e1 world championship, which is set to begin later this year. the spaniard follows a growing list of sports stars to own a team in the championship, including red bull's formula one driver sergio perez. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, tulsen tollett, and the rest of the team, that's your sports news for now. now time for the weather. hello. 0ur wet and windy week of weather continues on wednesday, with the low pressure still very much driving our weather. there's going to be heavy downpours for some of us through the day and actually over the next few days. 0ften we're going to see rain, strengthening winds. mainly still quite mild for the time of year

masters snooker final is well under way at alexandra palace — the 2019 championjudd trump up against mark williamstart to the match with a break of 131 to take the opening frame but that was as good as it got in the early exchanges. trump won the next four — including a century of his own in the fourth — to put himself in a commanding position in the best of 19 final. yes, first of ten will win that famous trophy and one of the sports triple crown events. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. 0nly only a few minutes to go after jamaica try tied the series and england that slender advantage in the busy spot website or indeed by the busy spot website or indeed by the red button on iplayer. thousands of people have taken to the streets in israel to protest against government plans to have more power over the justice system. the proposed changes would make it easier for parliament to overturn supreme court rulings. yolande knell reports. the biggest show of opposition yet to israel's most right—wing ever government. tens of thousands crammed int

world number one ronnie o'sullivan is a 7—time masters winner against mark williams who has won thisoccasions. o' sullivan won the first frame in the best off 11 contest. live coverage of that match is over on bbc two, the bbc sport website and the app. and gilly flaherty, who has played more games in the womens super league than any other player, has today announced her retirement from the sport. the liverpool defender, who also played for arsenal, chelsea and west ham, won four wsl titles, seven women's fa cups and a uefa cup win during her 17 year career. she retires having made 177 appearances in the wsl. that's all the sport for now from me. as well as the snooker, you can find all the stories we covered there, and more on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. i'll be back in an hour with another update. housebuilders are always trying to improve energy efficiency — how to keep a home cool in the summer and warm in the winter, while keeping bills down. researchers behind a new project at the university of salford say their latest work will play a key role in developing

later, from 7.00pm, it's mark williams against david gilbert, which will be on the bbc red button, bbcpp. the former masters champion stuart bingham enters this year's tournament tomorrow, but says he's still trying to find a way to deal with his worsening eyesight. bingham, who's 46, won the competition two years ago, but hasn't won a trophy since. he's failed to progress beyond the second round of any tournament he's entered this season and says he's trying out glasses and contact lenses to try and regain some form. i'm looking at shorts and they look good but i am missing them, sojust obviously trying to get my head round it, try on glasses, trying contacts. the year i won it, literally four days before i played my first match i contact him, so i didn't feel there was much distance, thatis didn't feel there was much distance, that is why i have kept them out, sort of thing. i am still trying anything to get my hands on a bit of silverware. british players katie boulter, lily miyazaki and jodie burrage have all progressed through their first round matches in the australian open quali

mark williams last reached the final 20 years ago when he won the second of his masters titles.this afternoon. williams knocked out ronnie o'sullivan in the quarterfinals. i don't think i'm a better pot, nowhere near, but i think i'm a better all—round player now than i've ever been. can i put the balls that are used to? i used to but ridiculous balls when i used to thrash the nougat back on the day but i don't pot them now. as much. so i have to rely on other parts, and not go for the crazy ones. i still go the crazy shots, if i can still go the crazy shots, if i can still see a crazy shot then i will go for it, but i've just learnt to become a better all—round player really and i think that's why i'm still at the top. these are live pictures from ally pally, where the second of the semifinals is underway. the 2019 champion, judd trump, is playing the 2020 winner, stuart bingham. trump is at the table right now, you can see he's 30 points to the good in the third frame and he won the first two frames. you can follow that across the bbc. if your new year's resolution was to get

mark williams at the carolina in as he can claim at winters prolonging the suffering of syrians living in camps for displaced people over night . rain caused damage here, as you can see, the tensor and push shape. the wet weather is also made it difficult for people to move around easily. my one with me now is one of the cam resonance to explain the situation. alarm lower ledger toya who have been suffering since the beginning of winter. i'll 10th his flood. that took a long time to get rid of the water and clear the space for the children to sleep. while we spent the entire night in this miserable condition, slowly, every time it rains or tens is flooded, so we have no energy left. only god can help us now. oh, let me die! gammon said laden who now there are more than 1600 camps like this in northern syria. they're located outside the cities of rural areas, and they're not equipped for these conditions. there's no drainage system drinking water or electricity. more than 2000000 displays, people live like this. suffering year after year again. britain's prince harry has defended his co

jack lisowski facing mark williams .ite or bbc one, i believe. that's all the sport for now. new research suggests hormone replacement therapy, which helps control menopause symptoms, could reduce the risk of alzheimer's in women. the study found hrt was linked to improved memory and cognitive function in the 25% of women who carry a particular gene linked to alzheimers. the charity alzheimer's research uk says more studies are needed on a larger scale. simonjones reports. hrt, taken to help control symptoms of the menopause. but could the therapy also have another benefit? that's what researchers at the university of east anglia are suggesting. they looked at the results of cognitive tests and brain volumes recorded by mri scans and concluded that the use of hrt is associated with better memory and larger brain volumes among women carrying the apoe4 gene. about a quarter of women in the uk are thought to have the gene, which is considered a risk factor for developing alzheimer's. these were associations, and they were d

mark williams is into the semi—finals of snooker�*s masters, after beating world number one ronnie 0'back brilliantly, and with the match tied at 5—5, it went to a deciding frame. a crucial red turned things in williams�* favour, and he went on to complete a magnificent century break, his second of the match, to claim victory. you know, i've been playing well for a while. i've been losing some deciders, playing some great matches, on the wrong end of most of them. it was nice to get on the upper hand for once. and making a century in the last frame, because there was a lot of nerves towards the end, and moving on. nerves towards the end, and moving on-— nerves towards the end, and moving on. == and i'm over the moving on. -- and i'm over the moon. and williams will face england's jack lisowski after a 6 frames to 4 over iran's hossain vafaei. with the match level at 4—4 lisowski held his nerve to progress to a clash against the welshman. the nfl post—season gets underway this weekend with 12 teams featuring in wild card round. tom brady's tampa bay buccaneers will face the dallas cowb

. _ don't forget the masters snooker final betweenjudd trump and mark williams is under way in norththere. you can follow that on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.com/sport, but that's all the sport for now. thank you. the uk's transport secretary mark harper says he hopes a deal can be reached this week between rail companies and unions to avoid further strike action. uk has recently been rocked by industrial action causing mass disruption to the railways. the minister added that there was still detail in negotiations that needed hammering out. here he was speaking to the bbc�*s laura kuenssberg a little earlier. members of the scottish parliament backed controversial legislation last month making it easierfor someone to change their legal gender and lowering the age limit from 18-16. and lowering the age limit from 18—16. labour members at holyrood back the changes but this morning the party's uk leader expressed reservations about the bill. i the party's uk leader expressed reservations about the bill. i have concerns about _ reservations about the bill. i have concerns about the

total of 16 games took place in the afternoon session, with murphy, joe perry, ali carter and mark williamsown to finish third overall. the win though perhaps masking criticism aimed atjess thirlby�*s squad — given they failed to win any of their group games and lost against the top two in the world australia and new zealand, before the world cup later this year injuly. earlier, i spoke to former red roses player ebony usoro—brown — who told me there was an even stiffer test ahead. the netball world cup is coming up later this year. this is really the last between, trying different combination but also for the players to put the best foot forward. while sports results do matter hopefully there are bigger things you can take out of the series, which will be positives heading into the netball world cup. positives heading into the netball world cu ., .,, positives heading into the netball world cu-. ., world cup. those positive, what would you _ world cup. those positive, what would you say — world cup. those positive, what would you say they _ world cup. those positive, what would you say the

he beat mark williams in a hard—fought match that almost went the full distance, to claim this title great champion is one _ judd trump! is a mark of a great champion is one who _ judd trump! is a mark of a great champion is one who can - judd trump! is a mark of a great champion is one who can win - judd trump! is a mark of a great i champion is one who can win when they are not at their best. judd trump said he was lucky to be in the final at alexandra palace, let alone the winner. he felt marc williams, who was aiming to become the oldest masters champion at 67, was the favourite. at first, it looks like the welshman would prove him right, as he got off to a sensational start, claiming the opening frame with a century. but neither were able to impose themselves on a match that ebbed and flowed from big breaks to mistakes, that saw the lead change hands several times. as the tension rose between the two, the tension rose between the two, the pretty snooker dried up. both were guilty of missing good chances, and one frame dragged on for almost and one frame dragged on for almost an

mark williams last reached a final 20 years ago when he won the second of his masters titles. t the balls are used to. i used to pot ridiculous balls when i used to flashed the nugget back in the day, but i can't pot as much so i have to rely on other parts. i still go for crazy shots, don't get me wrong. i have just learnt to be a better all—round player, really, and i think that's why i'm still sort of at the top. the first tennis grand slam gets going later tonight, the australian open. emma raducanu says she is in a good place and ready to take part at the australian open. her participation was in doubt after she rolled her ankle in auckland ten days ago. andy murray, meanwhile, says he is ready to make a statement at the australian open. he has been runner—up five times in melbourne. he has a tough first—round match against world number 14 matteo berrettini. my my movement and stuff was significantly better than what it would have been at this stage last year, so, you know, when i move well i tend to play well, and it's really important for me. and that's probably been the

later on it is mark williams versus david gilbert which will be on the bbc red button and sports websitedickie will miss at least the start of the six i miss at least the start of the six nations with a serious ankle injury. he went off at the second half, england begin their six nations campaign against scotland with the hookup was not absence a blow for new head coach. —— the hooker�*s absence. that�*s all the sport for now. downing street says it has yet to make a final decision on whether to send tanks to ukraine. reports emerged yesterday suggesting future aid could possibly include british army challenger 2 main battle tanks. the prime minister�*s spokesperson said that britain would continue to co—ordinate its support for kyiv with its allies. the leaders of the eu and nato have been meeting today in brussels to agree new military cooperation. the nato head, jens stoltenberg, said the alliance would continue to back ukraine. the aim is of course to ensure that we can continue and also strengthen our support to ukraine, because we have seen that russia has suffered big losses in uk

recently passed 900 weeks in the top 100 and speaking of come back 3 times, nuka will champion mark williams as reached the 1st master's final for 20 years. williams relied on he's greater experience to be jack the sub ski 6 know at alexandra palace. the masters is one of the 3 triple crown events, in sneaker, and one of the most procedures on the circuit, williams will face, are the judge. trump, or you are seeing him in sunday's final loan. that's all the sports needs. i have for you. it's back to you in london. peter. thank you much. nathan quitman, who was catch up poets sport, and when use on our website address that his ours era dot com. that's it from me on taylor for snoozer, or for you in just a minute. ah ah. what happens the in new york has implications all around the world. it's international perspective with the human touch, zooming way in, and then pulling back out again 2 years. all of them from mia mas, military cool. the balance of power is shifting as thousands of pro democracy activists joint forces with ethnic minority insurgence forming a united front to take on the mili

how do you review the reopening opportunities question marked william: the reopening has -- opportunitieswilliam: the reopening has driven flows and a lot of the strength in that market. we think the trade is getting pretty much over. those people in the reopening have probably done so. rollover some of those beneficiary trades, looking -- in the short-term. in the medium-term -- it's a little bit of a tour. -- chore. haidi: william. you can get a roundup of the stories you need to go to get your day going in today's edition of "daybreak." it's at dayb on their terminals, and it's also available on mobile in the bloomberg anywhere app. you can play around with the settings as well so you just get the news on industries and assets that matter to you. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: a quick check of the latest business flash headlines. china evergrande size in order -- after disagreements over his 2021 financial statements, adding pressure to the developer. according to filing, evergrande says the two sides could not agree on a timetable and scope of work. in a separate letter, it says it

mark williams is into the semifinals of the tournament after beating world number one ronnie o'sullivanntly, and with the match tied at 5—5 it went to a deciding frame. a crucial red turned things in williams' favour, and he went on to complete a magnificent century break — his second of the match — to claim victory. i'v e i've been playing well for a while. i've been playing well for a while. i've been playing well for a while. i've been losing some deciders and playing some great matches on the wrong end of most, but it's nice to get on the up for once. there was a lot of nerves towards the end. i've got to make it happen, but it was i've got to make it happen, but it wasjust— i've got to make it happen, but it wasjust far— i've got to make it happen, but it wasjust far too many i've got to make it happen, but it was just far too many mistakes for me. was just far too many mistakes for me some — was just far too many mistakes for me. some basic mistakes. that'sjust how it _ me. some basic mistakes. that'sjust how it goes _ me. some basic mistakes. that'sjust how it goes sometimes. you

mark williams beating ronnie o'sullivan to claim his first win against the world number one in eight second of the match — to claim victory, knocking the seven—time champion out of the competition. and williams will face jack lisowski in the semifinals. he says it will be the biggest match in his career and is trying not to get too excited after beating iran's hossein vafaei 6—2 in the day's other quarterfinal. the men's hockey world cup gets underway this morning in india, when the part—time players of wales make their debut. the team train in their spare time, and have to partly fund the programme themselves. they take on england, in just over an hour's time — a team that's been to the semifinals at the last three world cups. i've been catching up with the england vice captainjames albery, who's been chilling in his hotel room. we've come all way to india to play the guys who are closest to us. so yeah, i think it's going to be a really tough game. we played them in the summer at the commonwealths actually and it was a really tough game, physical game, and we are looking forward to

the masters snooker gets back underway at alexandra palace at lunchtime with mark williams taking onght back to win the last three frames. he'll now face former finalist barry hawkins. and here's another tale of succeeding in the face of adversity. stuart bingham beat kyeran wilson by 6 frames to 3. he'll face another former winner shaun murphy tomorrow. bingham said he thought the snooker gods had been against him, and he had been struggling with his eyesight until trying new contact lenses. but he seemed to be enjoying the view as he lapped up the love from the crowd. that's all the sport for now. i'll be back shortly with another update. an independent investigation has found the national union of students has failed to sufficiently challenge anti—semitism in its own structures across the uk. testimony given to the inquiry detailed how on one occasion a student was turned away from a prayer room at an nus conference because it was being used for a meeting. the nus has apologised and said it would implement the report's recommendations. kat stark is their director and gave us her r

not mark williams.ady won the us open crown but this _ keep playing. he has already won the us open crown but this is _ keep playing. he has already won the us open crown but this is a _ keep playing. he has already won the us open crown but this is a chip - keep playing. he has already won the us open crown but this is a chip of. us open crown but this is a chip of more than 10,000 miles for a player who has already come a very long way. who has already come a very long wa . �* ., , ., ., who has already come a very long way. before tennis i had not played an sort way. before tennis i had not played any sport for— way. before tennis i had not played any sport for a _ way. before tennis i had not played any sport for a year. _ way. before tennis i had not played any sport for a year. i _ way. before tennis i had not played any sport for a year. i was - way. before tennis i had not played any sport for a year. i was actually | any sport for a year. i was actually quite a bad place, really, iwas quite a b

snooker, and judd trump won a second masters title after battling back against mark williams to win10 for the second time. should have been out first round, should have been out second round, should have been out second round, should have been out second round, should have lost this one! i'm like a cat, i and. should have lost this one! i'm like a cat, iand. honestly, it's easy should have lost this one! i'm like a cat, i and. honestly, it's easy to say, but the way i've playdate this week, this is my best ever performance to grind it out and win this. that's all the sport for now. let's get more now on our top story this lunchtime. a serving metropolitan police officer has pleaded guilty to 49 offences, including more than 20 rapes against 12 women over a span of nearly two decades. david carrick�*s offences took place from 2003 to 2020, mostly in hertfordshire, where he lived. labour's shadow home secretary yvette cooper gave her reaction on bbc radio four. we need major change. this isjust a devastating case, a serial rapist and violent sexual offender, with these truly awful accou

world number one ronnie o'sullivan is a seven—time masters winner against mark williams, who has wonn an hour with another update. great, with another update. see you then, thanks, laura. just great, see you then, thanks, laura. just to let you know some breaking news from washington because the reuters news agency is reporting thatjoe biden's lawyers, the president's lawyers, have found a small number of documents with classified markings in the garage of president biden's house in wilmington, delaware. that is according to the white house. a single document was found in a room adjacent to the garage and no documents were found in biden's beach home. the white house council has said thatjoe biden is fully cooperating to ensure the documents are handled properly. joe biden is due to be doing a speech on the economy in washington. we will keep across that, in case he is asked about or mentions this latest piece of information. of course, the location of classified documents is an important issue in normal terms, in terms of security of information, but it has also become very politici

it was a case of not being at his best but still winning as he beat mark williams 10—8 at alexandra palacericharlison the tottenham player, initially approached him. and then as he retreated back to his goal to collect his water bottle, someone emerged from the crowd, standing on the railings, before kicking out. a pfa statement said these incidents are happening far too often and that players have a right to be safe in their place of work. arsenal made it look comfortbale, hugo lloris first parried bukayo saka's effort into his own net before captain martin odegaard scored a brilliant second. they're now eight points clear and many are wondering is this to be their season? great to watch, it was a terrific match, i think we had some very good moments, i think we showed a lot of belief and determination, but a lot of quality to play the way we wanted to play to dominate the game, and it is never easy to play in this way against these teams in this particular stadium, so all credit to the players with the courage they showed. leaving it late, newcastle, alexander isak scoring in the 89th—mi

he beat mark williams in a hard fought match that almost went the full distance, to claim this title o be in the final at alexandra palace, let alone to win it. he felt mike williams, aiming to become the oldest masters champion at 47, become the oldest masters champion at a7, was the favourite. at first it looked like the welshman would prove him right as he got off to a sensational start, claiming the opening frame with a century. but neither were able to impose themselves on a match that ebbed and flowed from big breaks to mistakes, that saw the lead changed hands several times. as the tension rose between the two, the pretty snooker dried up. both were guilty of missing good chances. and one frame dragged on for almost an hour. after that, to the delight of the fans, williams recorded his third century of the match. but instead of sending him towards a victory, itjust spurred trump on. he capitalised on his opponent's errors. as the finish came within sight, the englishman started to enjoy himself, whipping the crowd up and finishing with a flourish. ,, ., ., , ., the crowd up and

mark williams beating ronnie 0'sullivan, to claim his first win, against the world number one in eighting the seven time champion out of the competition. and williams will face, jack lisowski in the semifinals. that's after he beat iran's hossein, vafayee, 6—2, in the day's other quarter final. the men's hockey world cup begins today and, for the first time, the likes of england, germany and belgium will be joined by part—timers wales. the team train in their spare time and have to partly fund the programme themselves. but now they'll be taking on the best in the world in india, starting with a match against england this morning, as tom brown reports. this is an underdog story even the fa cup would struggle to match. part—time wales, a team with students, teachers, financial analysts, taking in the world's hockey elite. hockey is a hobby for the vast majority of us. it's what we do in our spare time. it's what we do on evenings and weekends, aside from jobs. to be going to a world cup and playing and performing on that stage is kind of a bit of a kind of pinch yourself moment really. w

marks and the former u.s. ambassador to ukraine, william taylor. general marks, let's talk about this latest development.of the deadliest attacks on russian forces. how big of a blow is this to putin? >> it's a significant blow to the military for sure. i would be speculating how it will affect putin since most of his support clearly is internal with the domestic audience. i couldn't comment on that. i would defer to the ambassador. what it means to the military is they have demonstrated that the russian military lacks leadership that's competent, knows what it's doing and they also lack an organizational structure that allows them to fight in a fluid way. what you see is a collapsing military that is making decisions like this. you never geographically co-locate an ammo supply point with a garrison or an area where you're trying to refit your soldiers. if there's a requirement for those soldiers to grab ammunition, you have a sufficient offset so something like this doesn't wipe out your man power. this is an absolute manifestation of a lack of leadership and lack of understanding of what warfare really

biggest bombshells harry, claiming his brother william attacked him in 2019, grabbing him by the collar and knocking him to the floor, leaving visible marks all after william called megan abrasive and difficult. harry also writes about the pain over his mother's death and says he sought help from a woman with powers who was able to relay messages to princess diana. harry spoke with our michael strahan in an interview airing monday. how would your mom feel about your relationship with your brother now? i think she would be thank you be sad. i think she'd be looking at looking at it a long time to know that there are certain things that we need to go through. to be able to heal the relationship. um i have felt the presence of my mom. more so in the last two years than i have in the last 30. harry has also said he's not sure if he'll attend his father's coronation in may, saying there's a lot that can happen between now and then. buckingham palace and kensington palace have not commented on harry's book, andrew liz. alright andrea. thank you coming up the pro golfer who got a gambler red handed plus why it's a big weekend t want luxury hair

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snooker, and judd trump won a second masters title after battling back against mark williams to win byld have lost this one. i'm like a cat! it is easy — should have lost this one. i'm like a cat! it is easy to _ should have lost this one. i'm like a cat! it is easy to say, _ should have lost this one. i'm like a cat! it is easy to say, but - should have lost this one. i'm like a cat! it is easy to say, but i - a cat! it is easy to say, but i think the way i played this week, not my best, this is my best ever performance to grind out to win this. england head coach steve borthwick has named his 36 man squad for the six nations. there are some noticeable omissions including billy vunipola, jonny may and jack nowell. he has confirmed that owen farrell will captain the side. there has been a recall for veteran prop dan cole. the 35—year—old last played for england in the 2019 rugby world cup final. northampton fly—half fin smith is one of five uncapped players in the squad. and always one for making headlines, the former england rugby union head coach eddiejones has become the australia h

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mark? or is this the reform or and to reform or? or william and to harry be friends again?to his singing voice lately , i'd rather singing voice lately, i'd rather have royal boys back on have the royal boys back on stage. either way , going to stage. but either way, going to get top analysis tonight . it is get top analysis tonight. it is huge. are going to fly . huge. sparks are going to fly. also, are going also, the government are going to to on strike. to make harder to go on strike. we'll reaction ann we'll get reaction ann widdecombe. so we've got to go in fast. so as mark steyn stay safe. see for you , i'm alex safe. see for you, i'm alex deakin and this is your latest weather forecast from the met office. for most it's going to be a dry and a bright day on a blustery start , but the winds blustery start, but the winds will be easing through the day. it'll still be, miles, just not quite as mild it has been quite as mild as it has been today. quite as mild as it has been today . it's been mild today. it's been very mild because tucked here between because tucked in

mark? or is this the reform or and to reform or? or william and to harry be friends again?to his singing voice lately , i'd rather singing voice lately, i'd rather have royal boys back on have the royal boys back on stage. either way , going to stage. but either way, going to get top analysis tonight . it is get top analysis tonight. it is huge. are going to fly . huge. sparks are going to fly. also, are going also, the government are going to to on strike. to make harder to go on strike. we'll reaction ann we'll get reaction ann widdecombe. so we've got to go in fast. so as mark steyn stay safe. see for you , i'm alex safe. see for you, i'm alex deakin and this is your latest weather forecast from the met office. for most it's going to be a dry and a bright day on a blustery start , but the winds blustery start, but the winds will be easing through the day. it'll still be, miles, just not quite as mild it has been quite as mild as it has been today. quite as mild as it has been today . it's been mild today. it's been very mild because tucked here between because tucked in

schools like yale or stanford, would give william singer money and he would funnel that money to support coaches at universities and in exchange they would marklow profile sports like water polo or rowing. and to really earn its title of a cheating scandal, william singer would also help them falsify their college entrance exam results. there were some fairly high—profile parents involved in all of this, celebrities like felicity huffman and lori loughlin. lori loughlin, for example, and her husband, they were accused of bribing half a million dollars to get their two daughters into the university of southern california and mark them as fake rowers and all of this with the help of william singer. and he isn�*t the first or indeed the only person to be convicted ? no he�*s not. more than 50 people, parents, sports coaches, have been convicted as well. felicity huffman and lori loughlin were convicted as well and ms loughlin did serve prison time, but william singer has received the longest sentence. in fact, prosecutors wanted six years and the reason for that is because they believe he was the architect of all of this and in a court filing he

william? have you seen some of his party picks of harry back in the day chris mark is in which i put the williamxcess privacy like let me tell you about this. stevie wonder all about making the money it was never about privacy it's about the presidents should do a little yeah ha >> listen i watched a six part document on netflix so you don't have to. >> tyrus: shame on you, shame on you. >> bill: it's entirely self-indulgent. but netflix has a new feature you can watch movies faster never do before you get to be you that circle me tell you. [laughs] >> tyrus: sometimes when you work with a lot of white people sometimes you forget that they don't have the sense that we have like i know of a building's about go down i leave i don't go to check to wish like ales investigate yet y'all go right ahead. i leave. how can you not tell that he did not write this book, she wrote this book. what man has saved text messages from his girl? no. all he did see that face? that was his face during the entire time. what she told every dirty secret she could. your daddy's to do handstands and is unaware ch? it's in

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basketball, the trojans ready for some pac-12 home cooking, both teams shot poorly, but kayla williams found her mark. beating the buzzer and putting the trojans up 10. sanford was held to a season-low 46 points, their top two players, cameron brink and haley jones combined ago 6 for 27 from the field. usc pulled off the upset 55-46. it's only the carnal second loss this year and that was to the other usc, top-ranked south carolina, the cal women lost to ucla . >>> so it's dallas or tampa coming in next weekend, we will get the days and times later on tonight in time for our game day sunday night show. >>> coming up in the next half hour, all this rain is leading to a lot of sewage spilling into the streets. the potential health impacts for people living nearby. >>> what is the state of your house after the storm? a home inspector shows us what it looks like for damage especially for the damage you can't see. >>> they fill countless potholes every year as you can imagine they are busier than ever right now. san jose road crew show us how they patch up trouble spot to protect your ride, coming up. [na

mark meredith. wonder what ted williams thinks about all of this? i imagine he is not too enthusiastic.defense attorney. police detective. we've seen this play out in los angeles, san francisco, new york city, without great results. what do you make of what is going on here? >> well, neil, it is good being with you, my old friend. neil: same here. >> listen, i am as the chief of police and the mayor are in the corner of reformation but neil, you don't throw the baby out with the bath water and this is what the city council has done in overriding the mayor's veto here. crime is up in the city. neil, one of the heartstrings of any city are the businesses and i can tell you, with crime rampant, with the city council overriding the mayor's veto here, reducing certain crimes sort of like the sentences for burglaries, for carjacking, for robberies, it is only going to hurt in the long run and i think you're going to find, and i predict, that businesses are going to move outside of the district of columbia because they're going to be deeply concerned about their employees and the rampant crime

marks in harry's back. williamof harry's necklace, which is a very interesting detail, because i think a lot of people be interested that harry wears necklace . william then wears necklace. william then says don't tell meg about and then it's another interesting details in the quotes harry calls william sorry william calls william sorry william calls harry harold says i won't harold something or don't do that. harold or something. and then harry then speaks to his therapist before he talks to make about it. therapist before he talks to make about it . meghan was very make about it. meghan was very upset. make about it. meghan was very upset . great big dramas. it's upset. great big dramas. it's like eastenders, but the just aggressive version . yeah, yeah, aggressive version. yeah, yeah, yeah. things to unpack in all of that. i mean things jumped out at me first of all, on tuesday he's saying he wants his brother and his father back. now he's accusing them of this isn't accusing them of this this isn't going second

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mark who could blame prince william for allegedly giving his spoilt, entitled younger ? a bit of entitled younger? a bit of a slap if your older brother can't straighten you out when your misses, he's getting on everyone's wig. who can ? the everyone's wig. who can? the claims of a brotherly bus stop dating back to 2019. in which william allegedly shoved harry. knocked him to the floor. feels like handbags at dawn and like a posh royal episode of eastenders and the mitchell brothers . and the mitchell brothers. although these two are more like the chuckle brothers and this aristocratic soap opera looks set to run and run with the queen vic being , replaced by queen vic being, replaced by buckingham palace . prince harry buckingham palace. prince harry has been complaining that his family have leaked stories to press. how unsurprising , press. how unsurprising, therefore, that a copy of his forthcoming book, which promises to be longer and more tedious, the war and peace and likely packed with just much fiction, should mysterious land. the meghan and harry supporting guar