i'm from norrie! here's our viking friend. do you remember - norway! i'm from norrie!are we going _ viking friend. do you remember me, mum? are we going to _ viking friend. do you remember me, mum? are we going to marry? - viking friend. do you remember me, mum? are we going to marry? no, i mum? are we going to marry? no, you have to take me for dinner first. no, you have to take me for dinnerfirst. we've also met acts from korea, from japan, a bit of everything. we are heading back to london. the bbc will have full reporters here throughout the french until the end of august and something for everyone. thank you so much, courtney. great to have you on. that's it from me and the team. soon he will be here in the next few minutes with the context, and now the weather with helen. good evening. it's been a warmer day for many parts of the uk, it'll be a warmer night as well, noticeably in the north, and a warmer day still tomorrow. a burst of summer warmth coming through with some sunshine for most parts of the uk. during the day that we've just had, however, we've had th

tithe story is fictionalized by frank norris that's a novelistic history. it's also really great and has amazing sections. therepo is prestly. he's a naive guy who has written this poem. he goes to see sheldon that's partoa of the railroad barrons fictionalized. he talks his way into the back office and not only will he talk to himhe but he read the poem te toiers. he hascata a critical take on te poem and the naive poet finds himself in conversation with the face of capitol. that's the conversation we will be having right now as soon as i take a sip of water. >> i supposed you believe i'm the grand old raskle. >> i believe, he hesitated searching for his words. >> believe this, young man. >> explained sheldon laying his forefinger on the table. >> try to believe this. to begin with that railroads build themselves. where there is a demand sooner or later there will be a supply. mr. derrick, does he grow his wheat? the wheat grows itself. what does he count for? does he supply the force? what do i count for? do i build the railroad? you are dealing with forc

norris. the problem with seeing these guys as like the inventors instead of the the amalgamation of social is that you end up thinking that the world is a product of like rich guys, personalities. and so like, you know, we live in the world that we live in because steve jobs is the guy that steve jobs is. and that's not true. that's just false, right? steve jobs is. steve jobs is the guy that steve jobs is. wow. that's a tongue twister was r.i.p. steve jobs. because the social situation called him into being in the same way that it called someone like leland stanford into being. and there have been critiques of these people the whole way through. so when i talk about in the book is mike malone is that classic of silicon valley a classic columnist in silicon valley, a really great writer, underrated, i think in some ways compared to some of his peers. but he talks about early apple and he's got this great critique of early apple where he says, like behind all this doody, steve jobs -- is a net

miss norris, i'd like to start with you. as wyoming-ites, you're familiar with some of these problems. there seems to be a stark difference between forest health on federal forest land and other categories of federal land compared to private and state owned land with trees. from your experience in wyoming, why this stark difference? why is it so stark? what do private and state owned forest fare so much better in these areas? >> thank you, senator. i believe that has a lot to do with the state and private land owners flexibility in being able to get things done on the ground quickly. it appears at times our federal partners through the need for processing -- it takes them longer to get the work done on the ground and things don't necessarily always end up in the desired condition that maybe they had intended. >> by flexibility you mean not the quality of the personnel, it is the legal restrictions by which they are bound and what they are allowed to do is different than it is on federal lands, that right? >> correct. but >>

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but a section for 1901 novel the octopus a california story by frank norris which is quoted extensivelyn the book but because we've got patrick, here it's the occasion to a dramatic dialogue was irresistible to me. and so we are going to judge pretty quick were going to try to keep this whole thing kind of quick we can get down to signing books for all of the many people here. a little bit about this book, this book is written in 1901 about a conflict over the settlements of california. settlers come in and are offered land at a certain price by the railroad has long as they settle the real set of occurrences. the owner of the land happens to be stanford then changes his mind they change their mind site no that's improved alanna belongs to us you can buy it back from us. this triggers an insurrectionary battle with the settlers who want to claim their land the story is fictionalized by frank norris in the octopus which is a noted work of early early california novelistic history. it is also really great. it's got some amazing sections. so in this section there is a presley who is he soc

and a certain english officer, benjamin norris, this story was very loud, all british newspapers wrotend i learned about it from our artist vereshchagin , who then lived in india. however, raja and noris managed to get out of the water dry, they could not prove their guilt. however, soon for some other serious crime, norris was exiled to prison, damansky island took advantage of the moment by taking it with him. thanks to chekhov , we know that at that time a russian steamship sailed past the andaman islands, petersburg on it raja and went to russia, subsequently settling on a trick. however, norris managed to escape from the droplet, and he immediately began searching for his component , somehow he got acquainted with the test, who was already a well-known collector at that time, of course, he knew about the existence of the spark of the east and, most likely, by that time he was already familiar with joyce where search? that's how noris got into a scam the night we found the rajah dead in his own house. well, of course , everything is very interesting, but we can’t check your version

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elderly patients were also the target of colin norris, a young nurse who went rogue.nd guilty of murdering four, and trying to kill a fifth. but the closest comparison to letby is perhaps beverley allitt — also a nurse in her 20s, also working on a children's ward, this time in lincolnshire. in 1993, allitt received 13 life sentences for the murder and attempted murder of infants. and we thought we would try and look at this to see how big the phenomenon was... criminologist david wilson has studied doctors and nurses who become serial killers. the person who kills within a healthcare setting has already developed the desire to kill before theyjoin the healthcare setting, and if you want to kill, of course you are going to identify people who are vulnerable, people whose deaths won't be noticed, and so, guess what? the people that serial killers target, by and large, are older people, or they target very, very young people, specifically in a neonatal unit, in this case, where again, small babies with chronic underlying healthcare, where their deaths won't be commented

but it was mclaren's lando norris who hated him in second practice.ch is great news. she spoke to me a short while ago. iam i am really looking forward to it. the fact that there will be almost 300,000 fans going across the weekend, it's a max season, he has beenin weekend, it's a max season, he has been in superb form, all of that, plus the fact that is my first real race back since i had my stroke, yeah, it is a pretty special feeling. yeah, it is a pretty special feelina. , ., yeah, it is a pretty special feelina. , . ., feeling. jennie, we are delighted to have ou feeling. jennie, we are delighted to have you back. _ feeling. jennie, we are delighted to have you back, and _ feeling. jennie, we are delighted to have you back, and when _ feeling. jennie, we are delighted to have you back, and when you - feeling. jennie, we are delighted to have you back, and when you talk l have you back, and when you talk about that atmosphere there for max verstappen of the home grand prix for him, even at practice today, it sounded loud and pretty epic, and it wa

for 3rd year and a ride to run a by championship. laid a hand at the head of the field, hilde lando norris and george russell stepan assigned me to equal sebastian federalist record of 9 straight rice wings on sunday. at the men's basketball willed cops. spine has always been the type of offense for the 9464, the fate of the ivory coast, willy, and then gomez score 22 for the spaniards. andy's brother. once the method 11 woke up the process, i just started on friday and runs until september 10th. finally, i spoke with tony fan of the arizona diamondbacks thoughts. it hit a home run in the game against the cincinnati reds replace. showed a young fan that actually stolen the bowl out of the field, a spent as b as gloves and it was ruled to be downstairs because of the fan interference. get out. you probably learn his less now before we go, harry potter fans in the northern german city of humbug. have broken a world record for the most part to impersonate is to ever gather in one place because of 1750. 8 people dressed in black capes, round glasses, and part as lightning bolt sky on their for

free for the 3rd year in a row, a runaway championship leader headed the fields ahead of land are norris and george russell for stopping is aiming to equal sebastian settles record of 9 straight winds on sunday, at the men's basketball world comp champion, spain have opened their title defense with a $94.00 to $64.00. defeated vibrate coast really had non gomez for to 22 points for the spaniards and his brother. financial net, it's 11 the world comp across asians started friday and runs until september 10th. and finally, baseball. we're tommy sam. of the arizona diamondbacks thoughts, he'd hit a home run and their game against the cincinnati reds bonds a replay showed, a young friend had stolen the ball out of fielders. spencer's tears glow. 8 and it was rolled down because the fan interference was, well, that kid has probably learned his lesson. and don't forget, you can always get the w news on the go. just download our app from google play or from the apple app store that will give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking n

there are six british players on court later today — alongside the likes of katie boulter, cam norriejodie burrage is andy murray, back in grand slam action after that second round defeat at wimbledon. england midfielder ella toone says the behaviour of spanish football federation president luis rubiales at the world cup final was "unacceptable" and has overshadowed spain's success. there have been numerous demands for rubiales to resign immediately after he kissed the spanish playerjenni hermoso following their victory over england. spanish prosecutors have opened an investigation into whether the incident amounts to a crime of sexual assault. toone insists the right action has to be taken you don't expect something like that ever to happen any aspect of life, especially in the women's game. unfortunately things like that are still happening. it is a tough situation. it is not ideal when spain have done so well throughout the world cup, they have won the world cup, then it is overshadowed by something like that. the lioness has put a statement out, standing strong withjenni hermoso,

emma raducanu has returned to the practice court for the first british number one cameron norrie's hopeshing a third successive los cabos 0pen final were ended after losing in three sets to usa's aleksandar kovacevic in the second round. meanwhile, andy murray won his first singles match since wimbledon when he defeated american brandon nakashima in straight sets at the citi open in washington. he'll play taylor fritz in the last 16 later on thursday. fritz beat fellow american zachary svajda in straight sets to make it through. he's in good form after winning the atlanta 0pen last weekend — his second tour—level title of the season. to baseball next, and seiya suzuki capped off a massive win for the chicago cubs, a second in as many days against the cincinnati reds. he hit this home run in the bottom of the eighth to make it 16—6 on wednesday. the day before it was 20—9. the japanese also had an rbi single earlier in the game. the win pushes the cubs to within three games of of the national league central division leaders. morocco have scored and taken a lead. it still means that colomb

dan evans, cameron norrie, jack draper and katie boulter all play along withjodie burrage, who faceslife against second seed aryna sabalenka on louis armstrong. caroline wozniacki's tennis comeback has certainly hit the ground running. the former world number one retired in 2020, started a family, and the us open is herfirst grand slam since returning to the sport. and she's now into the third round after producing a vintage performance to beat number 11 seed petra kvitova in straight sets under the lights on arthur ashe. wozniacki has reached the us open final twice before — losing in 2009 and 2014. maybe this will be her year. two of the top men's seeds went out overnight. chinese qualifier zhang zhizhen upset last year's finalist and fifth seed casper ruud, while swiss player dominic stricker delivered a shock by grinding out a five set win over greek seventh seed stefanos tsitsipas. no problems though for the three—time champion novak djokovic. he's into round three after beating the spaniard bernabe zapata miralles in straight sets. djokovic is aiming to match margaret court wit

next for diallo is alex de minaur after he beat cam norrie. and that's all the sport for now.ite and on our app. much more on our website and on our a . . _ �* , ., ., much more on our website and on our an. h ., ., app. let's return to what has happened — app. let's return to what has happened in _ app. let's return to what has happened in the _ app. let's return to what has happened in the last - app. let's return to what has happened in the last 48 - app. let's return to what hasl happened in the last 48 hours app. let's return to what has - happened in the last 48 hours of the island of lampedusa. forty—one migrants have drowned off the italian island of lampedusa after their boat capsized. forty—five people, including three children, had been aboard the vessel which had set off from the tunisian city of sfax last thursday. four survivors — originally from the ivory coast and guinea 7 gave their accounts to coastguards after being brought ashore. the three men and a woman had initially been rescued by a cargo ship. according to a recent report from the international organi

british men's number one cameron norrie is through to the second round. diane parry. the spanish football federation is exploring its options over whether it can sack women's world cup—winning head coachjorge vilda. vilda remains in thejob, despite most of his coaching staff resigning in protest against federation president luis rubiales' refusal to quit for kissing squad member jenni hermoso after their world cup win. vilda was spotted applauding rubiales on friday, when he repeatedly insisted he would not resign. england midfielder ella toone says rubiales' beahaviour has overshadowed spain's success. spain were unbelievable throughout the tournament, they've won the world cup which should be the main talking point — and yet it's overshadowed by something that happened after the game which isn't acceptable, and the lionesses all stand byjenni hermoso. a couple of the higher players, the girls, the leaders and the squad got together and brought a statement out that we all wanted to put together as a team to show our support and solidarity, and to show th

he will be traded after winning the norris trophy after the nhl's top defenseman.lso the first defenseman to have 100 points in more than oh years. e.k. gets to play for a stanley cup contender, while the sharks get a 2024 first round pick and three veteran players. what were you doing at 3:00? i was asleep. but these u.s. soccer fans were at papal park for the game. the u.s. and sweden in, tense moments there. we go to penalty kicks. megan rapinoe, a chance to give the u.s. commanding lead. but wide right in sudden death sweden's player and alyssa naher, did it go in? after review, it did go over the line. and the u.s. eliminated like that in a round of 16 is the earliest they've been eliminated. that is completely heartbreaking. oh, my goodness, what about ending. j.r.: you wake up on a sunday and you hope to wake up to good news. i rolled over and every single post was about that loss. just devastating. i will say this, you know, they had their chances in the first half. but couldn't capitalize. chris: what a run. sports can be brutal j.r.: coming up, an event i

the day in 2012 when dobson and norris were convicted was a day of huge satisfaction for both of stephen'sdy, from the press included, and ijust wanted to say thank you all. i think doreen lawrence came to trust the daily mail because of the role that they played in her campaign. in her claim, there is a section that is very personal. you get the sense that there was a close relationship there and one where she felt that she was in safe hands. she trusted them. we�*ve got the claim form from baroness lawrence and it�*s quite incredible litany of allegations, including interception of voicemail, so old school phone hacking, tapping of landline telephones, blagging of personal records, monitoring of bank accounts, covert electronic surveillance, and corrupt payments to serving metropolitan police officers, including some who are working on the murder investigation into who killed her son. is it difficult for you to know if this stands up? we are at the point in the legal process where these are a load of allegations, a lot of it is based on circumstantial evidence and a lot of it is based on

elderly patients were also the target of colin norris, a young nurse who went rogue.erley allitt — also a nurse in her 20s, also working on a children's ward, this time in lincolnshire. in 1993, allitt received 13 life sentences for the murder and attempted murder of infants. and we thought we would try and look at this to see how big the phenomenon was... criminologist david wilson has studied doctors and nurses who become serial killers. the person who kills within a healthcare setting has already developed the desire to kill before they join the healthcare setting, and if you want to kill, of course you are going to identify people who are vulnerable, people whose deaths won't be noticed, and so guess what? the people that serial killers target, by and large, are older people, or they target very, very young people, specifically in a neonatal unit, in this case, where, again, small babies with chronic underlying healthcare, where their deaths won't be commented upon or seen as being suspicious, because tragically, some babies born in that situation will die. thejud

cameron norrie was another one through.winning injust over an hour and a half and will be hoping to progress further than the fourth round, which he reached last year. the british number two jack draper, whose working his way back from a serious shoulder injury, saw off world number 102 radu albot with ease. that was before dan evans made it four british men into round two. carlos alcaraz had a short start to the defence of his u5 0pen men's title after german opponent dominik koepfer retired injured midway through theirfirst—round match. alcaraz had mixed feelings about the match ending early. i want to play barrels. i want to play for much else. it's not the best way to win a match. 0bviously, playing the season, i am happy to come back early, have some rest. a little bit more than i expect before starting the match, its going to be better for me to recover. in the women's draw, lily miyazaki is the first brit in second round action later as she takes on fifteenth seed belinda bencic. katie boulterjoined her in round two,

, this incent norris's teammate of ps tree put his car is the, was in the session. and daniel recada joined him up to, failing to notice the mccarran until it was too late. recalled a fractured his hand in the crash and will be replaced when you seen it. the them last sunday spring basketball woke up is on the way and co host. the philippines have made history of reco crowd of 38115. sylvia rena in manila, 13 opener against dominican republic. fortunately for the home funds, the philippines not really lost the game. 86 point, one a government cities on this side, gilda's alexander, legend, canada. it's a victory from see finished. the game with 27 point says she rebounds is 6 this. this was pretty one sided in the, in canada winning by says she is a painter, a tough opener against 11 time african champions. and you probably left for some of the type 1st 3 quarters, retired to ralph control of the game, to open an 8 point lead and i failed to pull it back easily. winning this one, a to one points to 6 to 7 has depend result the tournament on the way with a level it's

norris, the top spots in the end date was the dutchman who struggled his i'm fine still stops. and the funds had norris and mercedes george russell called us out present over at jokers which played out one of the great grandson finals at wimbledon last month. now both the gearing up for the last major of the get the us open, which starts on monday. joke of it, she's back in new york of to missing last year's tournament. says he wasn't allowed to enter the us because he's not vaccinated against cuban 19. the. so it'd be in his chasing a $24.00 grand slam title, which would see him eat for margaret quotes in time. singles, right quote. 3 today, soccer claim to hunting and p can perform my best in grand slams. so i don't know how many more slams i'll have. you know, i'll still keep going. i don't have an end in my mind at the moment, but, you know, i also understand that things are different when you're 36. so, you know, you have to be more appreciative and just a bit more i guess, present that, you know, treating every grand slam as may be your last one in terms of a commitment i

cameron norrie, dan evans, andy murray and neal skupski have been named as the great britain team forls in manchester next month. britain take on australia, france and switzerland with the top two nations qualifying for the knock out stage of the finals in malaga in november. former england fast bowler steven finn has retired from professional cricket at the age of 34. it brings an end to an 18—year—career in which in took 125 wickets in 36 test appearances between 2010 and 2016. he hasn't though featured in red—ball cricket since july last year after suffering from a knee injury. finn says he's sbeen "fighting a battle with his body for the last 12 months". it was a memorable world championships for great britain's cyclists. they took 23 golds in scotland, and 24 in para—cycling, topping both medal tables by some distance. it was the first tournament of its kind, bringing together competitors from more than 130 nations across a range of disciplines. earlier, i spoke to three of those gold medalists — emma finucane, fin graham and charlie hatton. it was honestly unreal. i can't believ

another reason why health care professionals might kill, as an act of mercy, call dinesh norris killed not like them but the salience of their interactions with the family seems quite striking in this case.- quite striking in this case. there's also been a _ quite striking in this case. there's also been a real— quite striking in this case. there's also been a realthreat_ quite striking in this case. there's also been a real threat of- quite striking in this case. there's also been a real threat of what . also been a real threat of what we've seen discussed here. the way she was able to hide what she was doing and the prosecution spoke of this cloak of normality and the worst of crimes that she was carried out. even when suspicion started to be raised people said lucy letby was kind, and shouldn't be able to hide something so well. i have spent 20 years working with people who have committed acts of murder and actually i don't find that all that i think psychologically healthier people do not kill. it is the act of somebody who is disturbed and typically what happens is there is a disc

dan evans to come, cam norrie here in progress. it's like wimbledon in new york, in full colour!

he's on pole again in his red bull — qualifying half a second quicker than mclaren�*s lando norris.l will start third, whilst his team—mate and seven—time world champion lewis hamilton could manage only 13th. the penultimate day at the world atheltics championships has just come to a close in budapest with six finals taking place. it's proven to be another dominant night for sweden's armand duplantis. the defending champion successfully defended his pole vault title — jumping 6.10 — he then tried to break his own world record of 6.22, but couldn't manage it this time. in the final races of the night — the us won both the men and the women's four by 100 metre relay event. and he'll need to pull off one of the biggest shocks in british boxing history — but heavyweight daniel dubois says he's ready to "prove to the world" he's the best as he prepares to fight the champion 0leksandr usyk. the wbo, wba and ibf titles are on the line in poland. dubois will go into the fight at his lightest for six years — at 16 stone nine pounds — weighing in almost a stone heavier than usyk, who is the o

and then that continues with schooling that it, norris, their hearts and intuition developments, their embodied wisdom of living in the earth and, and pushes them into the intellect or the thinking mind. and then adults think that's the way humans are. the reason is the, you know, and we'll, that's all you need. and so then we have a whole system of sets of systems that focus on analyzing that way of being in this thing that our whole heritage is about connectedness and connectedness to self connectedness to others. connected to the natural world, and when you're disconnected and have this kind of on a look or perspective of, of, you know, subject versus the objects. you're going to be destructive because you have no sense, no hearts, no relational awareness of what you're doing. okay? now i think all human societies across history have tried to find the balance between dignity and connection. but when you know the individual and the connect, the collective between an individual soul and the whole. and i think many cultures have different answers to that. even now, when you say we, and

cameron norrie, now number 16 in the world, returned to form emphatically against alexander shevchenkoding katie boulter, now ranked better than ever on a great day for british strength in numbers. patrick geary, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here�*s tomasz schafernaker and we�*ve to expect another spectacle in the sky tonight with the moon? let me explain what exactly is super moon, a blue super moon is.- let me explain what exactly is super moon, a blue super moon is. super is because the — moon, a blue super moon is. super is because the moon _ moon, a blue super moon is. super is because the moon is _ moon, a blue super moon is. super is because the moon is at _ moon, a blue super moon is. super is because the moon is at its _ moon, a blue super moon is. super is because the moon is at its closest - because the moon is at its closest proximity to the earth so it will appear larger than normal and that is why it is a super moon for the blue is because we already had one full moon this month and we will get a second and that is why it is called the super blue moon. of cou

lando norris is top of the time sheets at the moment.cup has not been plain sailing for england. they have lost four of their last five games and the squad has been hampered by injuries and suspensions. today's final warm—up match against fiji at twickenham will be courtney lawes' 100th cap for his country and he believes the side can raise their level for when it matters. we just want to play how we know we can for each other, and we know we'll get there. so, you know, we're not... we're not too worried. we don't listen to a lot of the noise because...you know, when... when... when it matters, i think... i think we'll, you know, we'll start performing how we know we can. scotland and ireland also have theirfinal warm up matches. for scotland, it's georgia at murrayfield, and like all those teams playing their last match before the tournament in france. perhaps an understandable one eye on what's around the corner. i mean, you'vejust got to go flat out. it's a test match game, an opportunity to represent your country and give it everythi

he's on pole again in his red bull, qualifying half a second quicker than mclaren�*s lando norris. in a row. mercedes�* george russell will start third. it is never easy, you know, when the track is still drying to get the best out of it, but that lap felt quite decent, and you could just feel it, the adrenaline is going through your body, and of course the fans all expected to put it on pole, but it is never that straightforward, and especially not in qualifying like this. and rory mcilroy�*s hopes of back—to—back fedex cup victories look over. he trails norwegian leader viktor hovland by eleven shots. hovland will take hefty advantage into sunday's final round of the tour championship. he's six ahead of the field — after shooting a four—under—par third round of 66, leaving him 20—under overall. the winner also taking home $18 million in prize money. and that's all the sport for now. thank you, gavin. we are going to stick with sport. the spanish football association has activated its sexual violence protocol, launching an internal investigation into the federation president, luis

he got past britain's cameron norrie in three sets and will play the australian alex de minaur in the had to dig deep to get past italian matteo berrettini in a tense first—round encounter. having dropped the opening set, he came through to set up a meeting with adrian mannarino later. also in the second round of the women's draw, the usa's sloane stephens beat french sixth seed caroline garcia having lost the first set, stephens broke garcia five times over the course of the 2—hour and 20—minute comeback victory. she'll face either reigning wimbledon champion marketa vondrousova or anastasia potaspova in the round of 16. in her first match since losing the wimbledon final, ben stokes will be part of england's world cup squad after reversing his decision to retire from one—day international cricket. stokes has been included in the 15—man squad for the series against new zealand. england will defend the trophy in india in october and november having won it on home soil four years ago. their opening match is against new zealand — a repeat of the 2019 final. and that's all the sport for

face oval invincibles in sunday's final at lord's red bull's max verstappen beat mclaren�*s lando norrises driver george russell was third, while team—mate lewis hamilton could manage only 13th. there are eight gold medals to be won on day eight of the world athletics championships in budapest with great britain hoping to win more medals on the penultimate night. our 0ur correspondence our correspondence is there. natalie, while trying to do sportsday i'm keeping an eye on the other screen here because ben pattinson has given us one of the moments of these championships. what a result for him in the 800 metres. absolutely incredible! he hasjust added world bronze to the commonwealth bronze he won last year and you know what? he really played down his chances. he got into the final and said to reporters, eighth in the world, that's not so bad, is it? well, he went a lot better than that. he really run the race to perfection, really. he stayed on the shoulders of the leaders all the way round and then that kick down the final straight, round and then that kick down the finalstraight, he ro

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the double world champion delivered a crushing lap to finish half—a—second clear of lando norris whol will start from third place with alex albon fourth, while lewis hamilton was eliminated in second qualifying and will line up from 13th spot. having already completed a sensational sprint double by winning the 100 and 200 metres titles, america's noah lyles will be hoping to end the world championships with three gold medals when the 4x100 metres relay finals take place later on saturday and the fastest man on the planet is feeling characteristically confident. this is the fun one. the way me and coach look at it is the individuals are the hard ones. these are the ones you how to put all your mental into. these are the ones you have to put all your mental into. axi is a fly. i do a fly in practice every day. as long as i get that baton, nobody is catching me. if there is somebody in front of me, they better pray, because i am coming for them. no shortage of confidence for him. novak djokovic says he has no hard feelings — after his vaccine status stopped him from competing at last ye

he's on pole again in his red bull — qualifying half a second quicker than mclaren's lando norris., whilst his team—mate and seven—time world champion lewis hamilton could manage only 13th. all the details of qualifying in the build—up on the bbc sport website but for now that's all. around 2,000 items are thought to have been stolen from the british museum, but some of the missing treasures have started to be recovered. that's according to the museum's chairman. the organisation is one of the uk's most prestigious cultural institutions, but revealed earlier this month that a number of treasures were reported missing, stolen or damaged. a member of museum staff suspected of involvement has been sacked. and hartwig fischer, the museum director, is stepping down after saying a 2021 investigation was mishandled. there's disruption to rail services across much of england today, as members of the rmt union take part in their latest strike over pay and conditions. there's a reduced timetable in place for much of the country, with some journeys into scotland and wales also affected. it's

red bull's max verstappen beat mclaren's lando norris to pole position in a crash—strewn qualifying session3th. there are eight gold medals to be won on day eight of the world athletics championships in budapest with great britain hoping to win more medals on the penultimate night. our correspondent natalie pirks is there. we were speaking last night, slightly noisy when we spoke then, in terms of these relays. two events we have our eyes on in particular, let's start with the four by 400 metres. ., . ., let's start with the four by 400 metres. ., .., .,. ., , let's start with the four by 400 metres. ., ., , ., metres. you can actually hear it behind me. _ metres. you can actually hear it behind me, this _ metres. you can actually hear it behind me, this is _ metres. you can actually hear it behind me, this is heat - metres. you can actually hear it behind me, this is heat two - metres. you can actually hear it behind me, this is heat two of l metres. you can actually hear it l behind me, this is heat two of the men's four by four. we just had heat one which was with great britain and they

after that delay, it was lando norris who got the better of verstappen in the second session.r's come second in two of the last three races. verstappen streets ahead, though, in the standings and looking for a record—equalling ninth race victory in a row this season. the american pole vaulter katie moon defended her decision to share the gold medal with nina kennedy of australia at the world athletics championships, telling critics on social media that to continue competing would have been dangerous. in a lengthy post, she hit back, saying... she goes on to say... we've had the weigh—in for the world heavyweight bout in poland this weekend between the champion olexander usyk and the british challenger daniel dubois. dubois topped the scales at 16 stone, nine pounds — his lightest in six years. but that's still a stone heavier than the ukrainian. usyk is undefeated in 20 professional fights and is favourite to beat the 25—year—old dubois, but he is putting all three of his world titles on the line. that is all the sport from us for now. we will be back later on, we will see you

after that delay, lando norris got the better of runaway championship leader max verstappen in the secondight, boosted their points 20- league tonight, boosted their points 20— no win. st. helens have moved within two points of league leaders 34 points to four win. looks like they gained a little bit of revenge for the challenge cup final defeat. that game almost finished. and we go the second round of golf. keep up with that on the bbc sports website. and that's all the sport for now. see you soon. hello there. it's been a pretty decent day today across the south—east quadrant of england. plenty of sunshine around. elsewhere, we've seen lots of showers, and some of them have been torrential, with some thunder and lightning mixed in. that's how it's going to remain into the weekend for most of us — sunny spells, scattered showers — because of low pressure nearby. now, the winds will be stronger across northern and western areas for the next couple of days. lighter winds, though, further east. as you can see, fewer isobars there. so the showers which we've had through the day will tend to

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cam norrie, dan evans, andy murray and neal skupski — that's britain's line up for the group stages of30 years with britain set to play australia, france and switzerland with the top two teams progressing to the final 8 knock—out stages in november. captain leon smith, lta head of men 5 tennis has been telling me all about it. number one we hope is ok after having to withdraw. it didn't seem any thing to significant but that is one of the ones if you play on just for a little bit on it can work since quite significantly. he's pulled out at the right time. he's preparing for cincinnati. of course are looking at the imagine the most important thing is he prepares well this week. it is a good week in cincinnati. and the us open around the corner as well. for someone like myself looking at team selection, that's what you need a squad. a lot of tennis getting played on the calendar, these few weeks are intense, especially the grand slam, best—of—5 set on the men's side. we need our strength. kim started the year on fire. he had a great start injanuary —— km. south america after our last dav

and so i think it's a sad soup norrie. >> the romney, i think we could do this all day.aking with you again soon. thank you very much for your time today. i appreciate it. >> we should mention that president biden is traveling to maui on monday. also this interview was conducted before news broke that trump would not be at the first republican debate. now, ramos 20, after initially claiming in april to the press that he would not let trump get away with skipping the debate, today he said he's okay with trump missing the first few. if you want to see the rest of symone interview with ramah suwannee, it will be streaming monday on -- up next, our political panel is here to help us unpack what we just heard from him. and break down former president trump's decision to ditch the first republican debate. what will that do to his voters, and what it means for the rest of the candidates on the debate stage wednesday night. stay with us. is this your plan to watch the game today? (hero fan) uh, yea. i have to watch my neighbors' nfl sunday ticket. (josh allen) it's not your best