niall�*s studio is his sheffield bedroom, where he began his art during lockdown. you know, any kind of artistic creation is, of course, a gift, a certain talent, and also a certain passion that drives your creativity, and that you find your own voice, find your own mode of expression. and i think he has found his mode of expression, of course very closely related also to his sports career. niall�*s planning to compete again soon in cycling, but covid has had a huge impact on people with intellectual disability. special olympics is onlyjust now resuming events around britain, with sessions like this one in norfolk. the joy of sport is irreplaceable. but in this famous gallery, niall guite's pictures stand as a testament to pandemic innovation and barriers to be broken. joe wilson, bbc news, the royal academy. for the last time in the studio, here is matt taylor. oh, the suspense! there is some summer heat on the way, not for everyone, but humidity will also be building across the country, peaking around friday. that heat is currently across spain and portugal, 44 d

niall rogers will be performing- _ around the world. niall rogers will be performing.. he's been - be performing. he's been tight—lipped about what is actually going to be doing, something with his band chic, or perhaps playing as a band with other artists, an unexpected duet or multi—artist performance, we don't know. and as you mentioned, the legend that is diana ross is going to be up on stage at the end of the concert, as you say. herfirst live performance in the uk for more than a decade, and that is sure to be a very, very special moment for so many of her fans watching here in the uk and around the world. talk fans watching here in the uk and around the world.— fans watching here in the uk and around the world. talk to me about the audience _ around the world. talk to me about the audience a _ around the world. talk to me about the audience a little _ around the world. talk to me about the audience a little bit. _ around the world. talk to me about the audience a little bit. i _ around the world. talk to me about the audience a little bit. i can - the audience a

niall foster, bbc news, antwerp, belgium.ow due to covid—i9 presents a good opportunity for other players to impress. england's top scorer will miss the game, with wiegman today admitting she doesn't know the full starting line—up for the second of their warm—ups for the european championship. it will be a special night for wiegman. and for rachel daily. playing most of my childhood, i... anyone can dream for that moment. it's really exciting. and there's full commentary of england netherlands tomorrow evening on radio 5 live and the bbc sounds app. build—up from 7. kick—off at 8. right, let's run you through some of the other sporting headlines from today. and sheffield united duo rhian brewster and oli mcburnie are to be charged with common assault following trouble during the pitch invasion at the end of their championship playoff defeat at nottingham forest. they're due to appear in court on tuesday. set to miss england series next month. england have named a i3—strong gymnastics squad for next month's commonwealth games.

yes, uh, for example, analysts. consulting companies green mental, which is headed by the notorious niallous british historian and, uh, internationalist, write in the pages of foreign policy magazine that the european union's relations with china have entered an irreversible degradation, listen russia's invasion of ukraine has driven a wedge between the european union and china and for the first time in the history of their relationship, brussels is ready to go on the offensive, the world's second and third largest economies have been in conflict since march 2021, when the european parliament suspended the ratification of a comprehensive investment agreement due to for human rights issues, but since russian troops entered ukraine on february 24, relations have soured and there seems to be little chance of any reconciliation vasily borevich. you agree with this? well, first of all, there is just a factual inaccuracy. ah, the european parliament. suspended ratification not because of problems with human rights. he suspended ratification in exchange in response to the introduction by the chi

that's about it in particular in his recent interview, and british historian niall ferguson. said henry kinsinger, patriarch of american politics, former secretary of state and, uh, former national security adviser, listen to the old man. the question now will be how to end this war, in the end there must be a place for ukraine and a place for russia if we don't want russia to become china's outpost in europe , expecting china to become part of the west is no longer a credible strategy. i don't think china for itself is considering the concept world domination. but it may happen, so he really will become extremely powerful, and this is not in our interests. and the fact that russia will become china's outpost in europe is, of course, an exaggeration. but the fact that the russian chinese tandem is their partnership, which has no borders, but forms a consolidated greater eurasia as a single geopolitical unit, and the combined resources, which obviously exceed the resources. china, it seems to me, indisputably, and this is precisely henry's geopolitical nightmare against which