all british hopes in the singles at the australian open are over after cameron norrie fell short of thels, beaten by sixth seed alexander zverev in a dramatic five—setter. after executing so well throughout the contest, in which norrie twice came from behind to force a decider, the british number one's game unravelled in the fifth set tie—break. a double—fault put zverev 6—2 ahead and the german used the momentum to seal a victory that ended british interest in the singles at melbourne park this year. zverev, still aiming for his first grand slam title, will face spanish second seed carlos alcaraz in the quarterfinals on wednesday. 0ur tennis correspondent russell fuller was watching the norrie match and gave us his thoughts afterwards. he continued, or at least try to continue to play, in the same way that he'd approach the match, especially insects four and five, which was be very aggressive, come forward to the net as often as he could liberal use of the drop shot by his standards, very approach —— similar to the approach when he beat the 11th seed in the third round. ultimately, whe

with the bit between his teeth, norrie kept up his momentum again.advantage to take the force in the match, and keep the british flag flying in the singles. so good. i was really enjoying it from start to finish, i really felt a sense of calm throughout the whole match, and i embrace the atmosphere, and everyone was enjoying themselves. in terms of performances it was up there was one of my best, i think, in a grand slam. a first victory against this highly ranked opponent, and with plenty of support he will now have the quarterfinals in his sights next. cameron norrie providing one of the results of day seven at the australian open. but it�*s the defeat of the women�*s number one seed iga swiatek that has dominated the headlines in melbourne. i spoke to our tennis correspondent russell fuller about that and how norrie managed to claim one of the biggest wins of his grand slam career. it felt very significant, not just because it is in the australian open fourth round for the first time in his career, because of the way he played and the style he pla

going into the decider, history beckoned, norrie, eyeing a place in the australian open quarterfinals, the top marks went to the german. cameron norrie on the way home, but a performance he can be proud of, and he can always retake the test next year. nesta mcgregor, bbc news. so no british players are left in the singles draw, but norrie will take plenty out of his run to the last 16 in melbourne. he is probably one of the best players in the world at the moment and playing within somewhat deep into the grand slam, those five sets, a few points in it, i think it is exactly where i want to be and i can take confidence from that, there is still lots to come. i'm still 28 years old and i think, you look at the longevity of the other players playing now, i think they are getting better so ijust want to keep learning and keep pushing and keep improving. i learned a lot last year and be years before and i know i've got the top ten level in me. the first of the quarterfinals are coming up overnight, i spoke to our tennis correspondent russell fuller in melbourne, to look ahead to those, but

norrie _ think his service quite underrated. norrie the — think his service quite underrated.s been a few other early exits, haven't they are? the other two players in action today in the men's singles is jack draper who had to set points to take the 1ath seed in last year some of finalists into a pit set but was unable to take those opportunities. again, ithink unable to take those opportunities. again, i think it's been a good speu again, i think it's been a good spell down under a ford draper. he reached the final in atlanta last week for the if you do have a run in it event the week before a days before you can play the best of five set grants are matches, however good of shape you're in it's likely to take its toll once a grand slam begins with a katie bolter, there were two tight sets against walk but the chinese player won both of them. women's number one iga swiatek survived a scare against american danielle collins. she won in three sets, and is through to the third round. the four time grand slam champion is still chasing a first title at melbourne. swiatek overturne

only one left and that is cameron norrie - other british players?ron norrie although he had a really tough battle against a qualifier. cameron norrie lost the first two sets but came back to win the next three so he goes through to the next three so he goes through to the next three so he goes through to the next round. british hopes in the single is now resting on his shoulders. elsewhere, nojoy for jack draper. he was beaten in four sets by tommy paul stop draper struggled physically in his opening round match, a gruelling five set match, and paul was to good for him. at 22, draper has plenty of opportunities. katie boulter, that was going to be a tough one for her against the 12th seed. katie boulter battled really hard but ultimately lost in straight sets 6—3, 6—3. a tough day for many of the british players in melbourne.— tough day for many of the british players in melbourne. thank you, aood to players in melbourne. thank you, good to speak — players in melbourne. thank you, good to speak to _ players in melbourne. thank you, good to speak to

norrie is assured a spotin world number 82.ain draw but mark raducanu is first grand slam for a year is uncertain. mr charity match yesterday with soren is she skipping another exhibition tomorrow. but her participation in the australian open is unlikely to be affected. some already in the draw five more hoping to keep alive their hopes ofjoining them on wednesday. oliver crawford who only last week which the allegiance from the united states saw belarus is in the first round of qualifying for them was beaten, mixed fortunes on the women's side after 11 straight appearances in the main draw watson failed to make the last two as she lost to. fresco jones are still in the heart following straight set victories for the up what did you make of that, fran? thumbs up all around. thumbs up allaround. snooker�*s masters continues at alexandra palace in london — as former champions mark allen and john higgins are in higgins was up but alan took four on the span. including a 123 break to go 5—3 out. higgins hasjust the span. including a

norrie eyeing a place in the australian open quarterfinals.ut a performance he can be proud of and he can always retake the test next year. nesta macgregor, bbc news. the education watchdog ofsted is to resume school inspections in england this week after a two—week pause while inspectors were given training in mental health awareness. it follows the suicide of primary school headteach ruth perry. school headteacher ruth perry. an inquest found anxiety over an ofsted inspection of her school contributed to her death. our education editor branwen jeffreysjoins me now. there have been a lot of changes at ofsted? , ., , there have been a lot of changes at ofsted? , . , , , ofsted? they have put this in place two thin . s ofsted? they have put this in place two things before _ ofsted? they have put this in place two things before inspections - ofsted? they have put this in place two things before inspections start | two things before inspections start again. one is mental health training for the lead inspectors and the other is the capacity for sc

and a sensational comeback for cameron norrie.ts down to giulio zeppieri, losing the second on a tie break. it was a gruelling match for norrie, who needed medical timeouts, and coped with two rain delays to win the next three sets. it's just the third time norrie has come back from two sets down to win at a grand slam in his career. up next for him, casper ruud — who came through his own five—setter to make the third round. he has beaten me a few times in some really big matches so i am going to look at those matches and see where i can improve, and i think a lot of the time was down to execution and him staying a bit more calm than me in the big moments and every time i have played him he has served really well so i think it's a serve is quite underrated. alex zverev was pushed all the way — his match going to five sets, too. the sixth seed took four and half hours to get the better of qualifier lukas klein, who was playing just his second match in a grand slam main draw. tributes are being paid to the golden state warriors assi

in raducanu had a tough time in his second round match, as did cameron norrie. blink over�*s match went to a tie—break in which the protein to avoid shared meant it was the longest tie—break in a women's singles match in grand slam history. she won 22—20 picking the match two sets to one. the unseeded russian said it would be a day she would rememberfor alive. jessica bigelow was beaten by the french competitor. one comfortably in just over an hour. french competitor. one comfortably injust over an hour. the french competitor. one comfortably in just over an hour. the women's number one managed to survive a scare against american daniel collins to come through in three sets to reach the third round. she is chasing a first title in melbourne and she overturned a double break deficit in the deciding set to win 6—4, 3—6, 6—4. emma raducanu's tournament is over, struggling with sickness in a match against her chinese opponent. emma raducanu is yet to reach the third round of a major since a us open triumph in 2021.— round of a major since a us open triumph in 2021.

on familiar territory — cameron norrie continues his austrlian open build up close to an old home.o coming up on sportsday... there's a well trodden path from northern ireland to golfing stardom. will rebekah gardner be the next to follow it? hello again. you only need to ask middlesbrough about confounding expectations in the efl cup semi finals. so what will fulham make of their own relative mountain to climb against liverpool tonight? it's their first ever appearance in the last four of this competition against a team hoping to win it for a record—extending tenth time. but middlesbrough will take a lead into their second leg against chelsea after last night's win. so fulham certainly won't be counting themselves out, starting with the frist game tonight at anfield. you tonight at anfield. have a serious approach, the boys you have a serious approach, the boys worked really hard to get at this stage. and at the stage want to win you have the ambition and the ambition to play. understanding the quality of liverpool and the great challenge that we're faced. when we're young you wan

. >> prosecutor terri norris agreed. >> who killed dar foley? >> tom foley. nobody else. >> a year and a half after tom foley's conviction, both sides file back into the courthouse to one again determine tom's fate. >> circuit court is now in session. >> as before, the state opened its case with the crime scene analysts. >> why is it that you found? >> yellow dunham's bag. >> located in the bag was three shells. these are phone records -- >> norris also showed the jury the records from around the time dar was killed. >> there were no phone calls that either came in or left. >> your wife doesn't show up somewhere, why not call home and see, have you left yet? where are you? we're waiting for you. >> that's what i would do. >> according to detective carbon, tom did not bother calling dar at home because he knew dar was already dead. then members of dar's stepped forward to testify that tom and dar's marriage was troubled, and that tom wanted out. >> he told me that his wife is a very controlling, and that it was wearing on him. and he did not necessarily want t

please welcome to "the late show," michele norris. so good to be here. >> stephen: i recognize you. our folks at home might recognize your voice as your time is because it npr's "all things considered." [cheers and applause] but now you'e got a new book. it's called "our hidden conversations" what americans really think about race and identity which is over a decade in the making. how did this start? >> michele: it started with postcards. i wrote a book about my family is very complex racial legacy. i was going out on a 35 city book tour and i thought no one wanted to talk about race. i thought people would rather eat their toenails and talk about this. i thought, i needed an invitation for people to enter this conversation. my parents were postal workers. maybe that's my thought about postcards. i could support the u.s. postal service. i went to the local print shop in my neighborhood and i printed up 200 cards and i started leaving them everywhere i went. >> stephen: like at a coffee shop? >> michele: leave it at the sugar station a

cameron norrie�*s hopes of reaching a first ever men's quarter final at the australian open were dashedn a thrilling five—setter with alex zverev. he hadn't won a set against his german opponent in their previous four meetings — but the british number one came back to force a tie break, in the decider. nesta mcgregor reports. facing an old foe, cameron norrie promised to do the homework necessary to finally ace this german test. however, the maths didn't favour him. in four previous meetings with alexander zverev he hadn't won. an extraordinary rally. and when the first sets went against the british number one, another tennis lesson seemed on the cards. the pair know each other well. they practise together. but some things you just can't study for. 0h, he needed something special to get over the line. a set apiece, the german again showed his class a delicate touch at the net. oh, wow. remarkably, the 28—year—old brit had never taken a single set off his german opponent. but after three hours on court, he'd now taken two. sensational. going into the decider, history beckoned, norrie, ey

if you're up for cameron norrie's match in the morning, it appears you'll be in good company. getting to play harry potter dress up at 5:30am with his daughters. "dumbledad , " he says. do that again tomorrow and it'd be perfect timing for his british team—mate. you're watching sportsday. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today. rory mcilroy successfully defended his title at the dubai desert classic — shooting a final round of 70 to clinch a record fourth win in the tournament. it's 15 years since he first lifted that trophy back in 2009 which was his first win as a professional. ronnie 0'sullivan trailsjudd trump by five frames to three after the first session of the world grand prix final in leicester. they'll play to a finish this evening with ten the target for victory. welsh cyclist steve williams has claimed the biggest victory of his career — not only breaking away to win the final stage of the first major race of the world tour season, the tour down under, but that also ensured he won the race overall. another record—extending d

dan norris, serious incidents taking place. dan norris. the — serious incidents taking place.ank you. some breaking news coming from west yorkshire police, who are urgently appealing to the mother of a newborn baby found dead in a pub in alton, ought to seek medical help. their priority is to ensure the welfare of the mother. emergency services attended at the three horseshoe public house in alton yesterday afternoon following the discovery of afternoon following the discovery of a newborn baby girl in the toilet area who was tragically confirmed as deceased by paramedics. an investigation is ongoing but they are urgently appealing for the mother of that newborn baby found deadin mother of that newborn baby found dead in a pub in alton yesterday, to contact them or seek medical help. to india now, where a different kind of impact is being felt from the conflict in the middle east. as thousands of men, desperate for secure jobs, have been going to recruitment centres to sign up for work in israel. in a treaty signed last year, india s government promised to send more than 40,00

and attention turns to an ungodly hour when cameron norrie will take to the court.— fourth round? yes, he has not managed _ fourth round? yes, he has not managed to — fourth round? yes, he has not managed to beat _ fourth round? yes, he has not managed to beat alex - fourth round? yes, he has not managed to beat alex zverevl fourth round? yes, he has not. managed to beat alex zverev in fourth round? yes, he has not - managed to beat alex zverev in four matches they previously played, and this is another step up from casper ruud. casper ruud had been in three grand slam finals, zverev has been at the top of the game for a longer period of time. it is a 5am start in the uk, so it could be quite a bit worse, and norrie played with such freedom and aggression, coming forward regularly to the net, not something we associate with him, but it is another step up in class against alex meret. he will have to be aggressive. i'm sure he will come forward as much as they can, but zverev will know what to expect, because he was watching the match against casper ruud, and he talke

norrie knocked out the number 11 seed and three—time major finalist casper ruud.zverev on monday. norrie is the only briton remaining in either singles draw and is the first british player to reach the fourth round at melbourne park in six years. so good. i was really enjoying it from start to finish and i really felt a sense of calm throughout the whole match and i embrace the atmosphere and everyone was enjoying themselves, they were behind me as well, the crowd, so i think that definitely played a factor in the match, but in terms of performances, it was up there with one of my best i think in grand slam. elsewhere it was pretty straightforward for the number two seed carlos alcaraz. he comfortably reached the fourth round for the first time after his 18 year old opponent shang juncheng of china retired with injury. the spainiard was two sets up when that happened. it was the first time that the 20—year—old has played an opponent younger than him at tour level. arsenal are attempting to stop their recent slide in the first of two games in the english premier le

in the biggest grand slam victory of his career, norrie knocked out the number 11 seed and three—timeces german sixth seed alexander zverev on monday. norrie is the only briton remaining in either singles draw, and is the first british player to reach the fourth round at melbourne park in six years. so so good, you know, i was really enjoying — so good, you know, i was really enjoying it— so good, you know, i was really enjoying it from start to finish and i enjoying it from start to finish and i really— enjoying it from start to finish and i really felt a sense of calm throughout the whole match. i embraced the atmosphere and everyone was enjoying themselves. yes, they were behind me as well, the crowd, so i definitely think that was a factor— so i definitely think that was a factor in — so i definitely think that was a factor in the match. in terms of performances it was up there with one of— performances it was up there with one of my— performances it was up there with one of my best, i think, in a grand slam _ elsewhere it was pretty straightforward for the number two seed carlos

over in the men's draw today, britain's cameron norrie has pulled off one of the other big results ofy of his career, norrie has knocked out the number 11 seed and three—time grand slam finalist casper ruud. he did it in four sets and now faces german sixth seed alexander zverev or american teenager alex michelsen on monday. norrie is the only briton remaining in either singles draw, and is the first british player to reach the fourth round at melbourne park in six years. elsewhere in the mens draw, it was pretty straightforward for the number two seed carlos alcaraz, he comfortably reached the fourth round for the first time after his 18 —year—old, opponent shang juncheng of china, retired with injury. the spainiard was two sets up when that happened. it was the first time that the 20—year—old has played an opponent younger than him at tour level. every match that i'm playing, you know, i'm feeling better and better, moving, hitting the ball. and of course, i'm getting used to this court as well. i didn't play so much in this court. so everything, everything is good. i taking good, g

in the men's draw, cam norrie led the way earlier.t issues as he won 6—4, 6—4, 6—2 against peru'sjuan pablo varillas. before the match, norrie says he was "concerned" by a problem with his left wrist which forced him to pull out of an atp event in auckland last week. but britain's highest—ranked singles player, is safely through. he'll now face the italian qualifier, giulio zeppieri next. it is massive to work yourself into the tournament and i felt like i didn't do anything that special today, i did at the basics and the fundamentals very well. i think that was enough. i think playing again some of the other seats, you have to really raise your level to have a chance with them. nice to work yourself into the tournament, it was a decent day. i want to improve a lot of things tomorrow. but, yeah, it is a big goal to do well in these slams this year. i can do that by preparing as well as i can and make sure i'm mentally fresh and get enough matches, and are finding that balance to make sure i can play well over five sets. balance to mak

that one going to three sets, but norrie safely through, his preparations going well.onfirmed this morning. perhaps unsurprisingly, it's the io—time reigning champion novak djokovic who is seeded number one for this years draw. he was out practising in melbourne earlier. iga swiatek is top seed in the women's draw. a slight concern for britain's emma raducanu, though. the former us open champion has withdrawn from another exhibition match. the 21—year—old pulled out of an event yesterday, and has now cancelled a second match as her preparations for the first grand slam of the year are hampered by soreness, following her first few weeks back on the tour after a long injury lay—off last year. it was a good night for london lions as they all—but secured a play off place at basketball�*s eurocup for the second successive season. in a really tight game, they held off a late comeback from second—placed hapoel tel aviv, winning by 100 points to 96. david nwaba was named player of the game, picking up 17 points and three rebounds on his debut. let's take you to the alexandra p

but is going to make more people want to go and see cameron norrie.— go and see cameron norrie.onal, but ran out of steam against the 14th seeded paul. draperjust 22 draper just 22 and draperjust 22 and he will learn from this, but out he goes in the second round. and katie boulter has just been beaten too — a straight sets defeat to china's qinwen zheng. it finished 6—3, 6—3 — with the winning point coming after an epic tie—break, but it wasn't to be for boulter, who falls at the second round stage. zheng will play the winner of emma raducanu's match against china's yafan wang. away from the heat and humidity of melbourne, to a freezing cold bloomfield road last night where league one blackpool just fell short of causing an fa cup upset against nottingham forest. the premier league side looked to be crusiing when they went 2—0 up but blackpool fought back to level the match and take it to extra time thanks to kylejoseph's goal. but forest got the winner with 10 minutes of extra time remaining through chris wood. they'll travel to bristol city in round four. we wanted to try and

despite the loss, though, norrie remains optimistic.e remains optimistic. is still lots to come, i'm still there is still lots to come, i'm still 28 years old and i think, you look at the longevity of the other players playing now, i think they are getting better so ijust want to keep learning and keep pushing and keep learning and keep pushing and keep improving. i learned a lot last year and be years before and i know i've got the top ten level in me. third seed daniil medvedev is also into the quarter finals but he didn't have it all his own way. portugal's nuno borges took him to four sets in melbourne. the two—time finalist failed to convert two match points at 5—4 in the third set before winning the fourth 6—1. ukrainian dayana yastremska has become the first qualifer to reach a grand slam quarterfinal since emma raducanu at the 2021 us open. yastremska knocked out the two—time champion victoria azarenka 7—6 6—4. it's the first time the world number 93 has ever progressed past the last 16 of a major. yastremska won't play in an al

geoff: michele norris, the book and the intention we hide it arts are an airy.hidden conversations, what americans really think about race and identity. michele: it is really wonderful. i wanted a book that jumped off the page. there are a lot of photos inside, it is a very vibrant book about a difficult subject. geoff: a real privilege to speak with you. thank you. ♪ and as always there is more coverage online, include an in-depth look at how misinformation is still playing a major role in vaccine hesitancy. that's at pbs.org/newshour. and that is the "newshour" for tonight. i'm geoff bennett. thanks for spending part of your evening with us. >> major funding for the "pbs newshour" has been provided by. the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions, and friends of the "newshour," including leonard and norma klorfine, and the judy and peter blum kovler foundation. >> architect. beekeeper. mentor. a raymondjames financial advisor tailors advice to help you live your life. life well-planned. >> the ford foundation, working with visionaries on the front

norrie is the only briton remaining in either singles draw...ars. arsenal have gone back up to third in the premier league after a 5—0 win over crystal palace stops their recent slide. it continues their opponents' plummet towards a relegation battle. arsenal's victory at the emirates also puts palace boss roy hodgson underfurther pressure. they've only won once since the beginning of november. gabriel opened the scoring early on, and forced the second — an own goal — while it was gabriel martinelli who scored twice in injury time after leandro trossard's third. palace are five points above the relegation zone. the fact is, there is no doubt that we have to keep looking over our shoulder. we are in a relegation battle, there is no question of that, but i believe the club and the group of players we have got are more than good enough to get us away from that relegation zone, but of course we were hoping at the start of the season to start building on last season and that we have not been able to do.— last season and that we have not been able to

earlier, there was good news, too, for her compatriots katie boulter and cameron norrie.oll as he sprinted straight for the nearest bin. dan evans is unfortunately out, but for raducanu, though there are tougher tests ahead, for now, it's just a joy to be back. natalie pirks, bbc news. the weather is not quite that hot here. here's stav daneos. good afternoon. many northern areas woke up to snow, parts of northern england to northern ireland, this was salford in greater manchester earlier. it stays very wintry across the northern half of the country, further snow likely, cold and sunnier further south. we further snow likely, cold and sunnierfurther south. we have had a couple of weather fronts moving on, some less cold air pushing in, so the rain, sleet and snow across northern ireland turning back to rain, similarfor northern england with snow becoming confined to the mountains but this more significant bunch of snowfall spreading across northern scotland will sink southwards into the central belt in southern gotland later this evening which could cause issues. snow acr

cameron norrie grew up in auckland but if he wanted to feel at home against a teenager the frenchmannd seed beat in the final here last year persevered. next up — a court of final meeting with chile's world number 82. norrie is assured a spot in the main draw but emma raducanu is first grand slam for a year is uncertain. missed charity match yesterday with soreness, she skipping another exhibition tomorrow. but her participation in the australian open is unlikely to be affected. some brits already in the draw five more hoping to keep alive their hopes ofjoining them on wednesday. 0liver crawford who only last week switched allegiance from the united states saw off belarus is in the first round of qualifying for them was beaten, mixed fortunes on the women's side after 11 straight appearances in the main draw heather watson failed to make the last two as she lost. francesca jones are still in the heart following straight set victories. what did you make of that, fran? haas team principal guenther steiner has left his role with the formula one team. the italian has been one of the most

norris: it was a great shock.hole plutonium thing had been wasted, hundreds of millions of dollars to develop plutonium. wellerstein: oppenheimer was distraught, and-and los alamos was distraught. rhodes: he considered resigning, he was so depressed, and his friends at the laboratory said, "you can't, robert. "you've got to stay and finish this work. it's got to happen. we must do it." and-and reluctantly, he stayed. (filmstrip rattling) newsreel narrator: ...war under the supreme command of general dwight d. eisenhower. allied forces have nearly three million troops trained for the assault. (crowd cheering) on the other side of the channel... -(shouting in german) -(crowd chanting in german) ...the nazis also know what the allied forces are preparing for, and they are making preparations of their own. (hitler shouting in german) bird: oppenheimer feared he was still in a race with the germans. even as late as the summer of '44, they had no real intelligence about where they were on the german bomb project. carr:

cameron norrie is through, though, having come back from two sets down to win.and welcome to the bbc news at one. there is huge disruption across northern ireland as it sees its biggest day of strike action in 50 years. more than 100,000 public sector workers have walked out in a dispute about pay. schools are closed and health services and public transport are badly affected. the dispute is also impacted by the fact that there has been no functioning government now for two years. union leaders say workers are being used as pawns in negotiations with westminster about restoring power sharing. 0ur ireland correspondent chris page is in belfast, and chris, there's a huge rally where you are this lunchtime? that's right, this industrial action is so big that very few people in northern ireland are unaffected by it. today, children are not at school, hospital outpatient appointments have been postponed and public transport isn't running. strikers have attended the main rally of the day here outside belfast city hall, and the trade unions say that the thought of taki

i cocktail at norris says he was unaware of the closure. >> the bar is located on mission street between 25th and 26th. not super happy about the it seems like a bit of a overreach. a in anticipation of. >> i'm sure there's probably going to be some excitement and people excited after the game, but sort of preemptively closing off large us. >> a commercial when we're already going to be pretty slow because of the game feels a little >> that norris says business is slow because of the limited street traffic, they may end closing early. >> there will also be closures of several off-ramps from 101. >> and 2.80, during the game ramps that cesar chavez, mission street, san jose avenue and geneva avenue will all be closed. john sugg owner of the knockout barr also located on mission street says he can understand why police are taking precautions. i think the broader concern about violence probably the fireworks i to sideshows cigarettes as most people that visit his bar or from the neighborhood. so he doesn't think his business will be negatively impacted by the closures. >> but he does think

norrie is the only brit still in the singles competition.n eight month pregnancy. the sex has yet to be confirmed. the number of western lowland gorillas in the wild has declined by more than 60% over the past 25 years. last night was the coldest of the winter for many parts of the uk — with temperatures dropping to minus 13 degrees celsius in parts of scotland. but the icy conditions have delighted whale watchers off shetland — with a rare sighting of a beluga whale in the icy waters asjothohnston reports. with shetland's shivering and freezing conditions, perhaps it was no surprise that a visitor well used to arctic temperatures would choose to venture into nearby waters. this lone beluga whale was spotted off the coast of hillswick, to the delight of seasoned local whale watchers. we arrived to a beautiful big bay, but in absolutely freezing, arctic conditions, and we were there for maybe five minutes, looking out on what was really dark water, and suddenly this incredible ivory—coloured whale surfaced in front of us. it was just the most

and there was a great comeback for cameron norrie.ive setter to make the third round. to the africa cup of nations now, where there's a crunch game under way between egypt and ghana in group b. ghana lost their opener, while egpyt could only draw theirs. egypt were dealt a double blow when first their talisman, mo salah, went down injured right at the end of the first half. the liverpool star decided that he was unable to continue. moments later, ghana's mohamed kudus put his side ahead before the break. he added a second after the break, one of three goals in five minutes as omar marmoush and mostafa mohamed both scored for egypt. it is 2-2 it is 2—2 at the moment and you can follow that on the bbc sport website, and it is into stoppage time. at the asian cup, australia are into the last 16 after beating syria i—o earlier. jackson irvine scored the only goal of the game in the second half. the victory means the socceroos currently top group b. uzbekistan are likely to join them in the knockout stage with a 3—0 win against india. in g

norris had also been linked with a move to champions red bull. feels great.ed when i was a kid. i'm at home, so to continue that journey, to continue our story together, with different teams. we always have little chats every now and then. every driver does. as soon as we, it was brought up, we spoke about, what is our plan together as mclaren between us both? it was quite a straightforward chat. say when the team that he has been supporting since he was a lad. and that's all the sport for now. us politicians have called for new laws to criminalise the creation of deepfake images, after explicit ai—generated images of taylor swift were viewed millions of times on x, formerly known as twitter. taylor swift's fans, or swifties, rallied to flood the platform with posts and drown out the deepfakes. here's what the white house press secretary had to say. we are alarmed by the reports of the circulation of images that you just laid out — false images to be more exact, and it is alarming. so while social media companies make their own independent decisions about con

dan norris, the west of england's metro mayor.ry out a special review of an nhs trust which treated a man for mental illness before he went on to kill three people in nottingham lastjune. valdo calocane has been given an indefinite hospital order, for attacking barnaby webber, grace 0'malley—kumar and ian coates. jon kay has been speaking to barnaby�*s family, who say victim support within the criminaljustice system needs reform. yeah, so this was barney's room. remembering his big brother. seven months on, charlie webber says losing barney will never get any easier. i mean, obviously, it's massively, massively devastating. and i think... i need people to realise that it's something that isn't just affecting my life, it's affecting everyone's life. like, people i'll know in the future, people i know now, people around me, everyone's life is affected. people who didn't even know him, but they know me, it's affecting them because it's affecting me. so it affects everybody. the thing for me that wakes me up, and it's almost the first

joinig norrie is jack draper.ir successful unless they�* re successful with their appeals. forest admitted sustaining losses above the permitted threshold and could face a similar punishment. and these fans face an anxious wait. they had to do something, and if it's not all worked out perfectly, then how much room have we got to play with, we will see. the club should have been more aware i of the implications of the amount. i i mean, look at the amount. of players we were signing last season, there'sjust too many. not too worried about relegation, i think even if they look as tempest of, i think we'll survive because there's worse teams than us, you know what i mean? it's big night for one of the lowest ranked sides left in the fa cup eastleigh who face newport tonight, lying in wait manchester united. brentford who drew with wolves last time out play theirs. it could mean extra time and penalties tonight. this is the only all premier league replay. there are three other replays with championship side bristol cit

four sets by lorenzo sonego on his return from injury, but there were good showings from cameron norriea straight sets win over juan pablo varrillas, and jack draper, who battled the heat and sickness to beat marcos giron over five sets. in the women's draw british number one — katie boulter was tested, but came through in straight sets against yue yuan, while a lot of the focus was undoubtedly on 2021 us open champion emma raducanu, back in grand slam action for the first time in 12 months. she beat american shelby rogers in what she described as an "extra sweet" win. raducanu has missed eight months of action after wrist and ankle surgeries but looked confident and in control in the straight sets win over rogers, who's also had her injury troubles over the past year. raducanu taking the first set 6—3. the former british number one, now ranked 296th in the world, didn't face a break—point in the match and served strongly throughout in front of a packed outside court. she took the second set 6—2 to win the match and will face china's wang yafan in the next round. soa so a good day, then

norrie is the only briton remaining in either singles draw.e park in six years. arsenal are heading for a victory that would stop their recent slide in the englisih premier league. they have beaten crystal palace 5—0. it continues their opponents plummet towards a relegation battle. the victory at the emirates also puts crystal palace boss roy hodgson underfurther crystal palace boss roy hodgson under further pressure, crystal palace boss roy hodgson underfurther pressure, having only won once since the beginning of november. gabriel opened the scoring from a corner. and forced the second. leandro trossard got the third, as arsenal move back up to third in the table. the fact is there is no doubt that we have to keep looking over our shoulder. we are in a relegation battle, there is no question about that, but i believe the team, the club and the group of players we have got more than good enough to get us away from that relegation zone, but of course we were hoping at the start of the season to start building, if you like, on last season and

in raducanu had a tough time in his second round match, as did cameron norrie.k in which the protein to avoid shared meant it was the longest tie—break in a women's singles match in grand slam history. she won 22—20 picking the match two sets to one. the unseeded russian said it would be a day she would rememberfor alive. jessica bigelow

the sixth seed alexander zverev, who was taken to a fifth set tie—break by the 19th seed cameron norriethe british number one twice came from behind to force a decider but it was zverev who booked his place in the quarterfinals, sealing the tie—break 10—3 four hours and five minutes. third seed daniil medvedev is also into the quarter finals but he didn't have it all his own way. portugal's nuno borges took him to four sets in melbourne. the two—time finalist failed to convert two match points at 5—4 in the third set, before winning the fourth 6—1. ukrainian dayana yastremska has become the first qualifer to reach a grand slam quarterfinal since emma raducanu at the 2021 us open. yastremska knocked out the two time champion victoria azarenka 7—6 6—4. it's the first time the world number 93 has ever progressed past the last 16 of a major. yastremska won't play in an all—ukrainian quarter final though, after elina svitolina retired injured against linda noskova. the wimbledon semi—finalist quit when she trailed 3—0 to the czech teenager, who also advanced into her first grand slam quarter

i cocktail at norris says he was unaware of the closure. >> the bar is located on mission street between 25th and 26th. not super happy about the it seems like a bit of a overreach. a in anticipation of. >> i'm sure there's probably going to be some excitement and people excited after the game, but sort of preemptively closing off large. >> a commercial when we're already going to be pretty slow because of the game. feels a little. >> that norris says business is slow because of the limited street traffic, they may end up closing early. there will also be closures of several off-ramps from 101, and 2.80, during the game ramps that cesar chavez, mission street, san jose avenue and geneva avenue well all be closed. john sugg owner of the knockout barr also located on mission street says he can understand why police are taking precautions. i think the broad concern about violence probably the fireworks. i. >> maybe sideshows cigarettes as most people that visit his bar or from the neighborhood. so he doesn't think his business will be negative

michele norris joins rice thought. i got to say, y'all are friends. or go back.r you launching this project. >> oh, you remember. >> i remember. talk to us about how exactly it works and the number of responses you got. >> well, it started when i wrote a memoir about my family's very complex racial legacy. 14 years we have archived more than 5,000 responses. it turns out people actually are looking for a space where they can talk about race openly in a safe space where they won't face any finger wagging or any embarrassment. >> you actually made postcards, right, the black postcards and you put them places. >> i left them everywhere, i was on a 35-city book tour. i left them in the sugar station at the starbucks, at the hotel, if you picked up the bible a race card would fall out. and people would fill them out. they would put a stamp on it. look at how she adorned it. most of the submissions now come in digitally because we have a website. people go to the website and it's nice that they send them digitally, i miss the postcards, but then they can spend the back

zverev, who'd beaten britain's cameron norrie and world number two carlos alcaraz stormed ahead, takinging a first australian open final, but his opponent is another used to battling back and levelled the match at two sets all, winning both on tie breaks. with that momentum, he clinched the decider 6—3 and has the chance to win his first melbourne title. elsewhere, alfie hewett and gordon reid won theirfifth consecutive wheelchair australian opens doubles title. andy lapthorne also win his seventh quad doubles title in melbourne. but there was disapointment, for britain's neal skupski earlier, who lost in the final of the mixed doubles. he and his partner, desirae krawczyk, were a set up and leading 4—2, until their opponents fought back to win the decider on a tie—break. india lead england by 175 runs at the end of the second day's play of the first test. it started well for england in hyderabad. joe root took a wicket in the first over of the day, yashasvi jaiswal unable to add to his 80 overnight. then there was a wicket for debutant tom hartley. he struggled on his first day of test

but i'm just getting word that cameron norries just getting word that cameron norrie has been interrupteda open has been interrupted by a protester throwing pieces of paper from the front row of the stands on the margaret court arena. not clear at this stage if it is just a boil, but of course they did do something similar, didn't they? during two matches at wimbledon last summer. the flyers summer. apparently the flyers showed, uh, signs saying free palestine. so it looks like a slightly different, um, protest there. but of course, that is our hope, the big hope. cameron norrie down in the australian open and a shame to hear that it is . is. >> and it was like um, who was a politician that was our um interrupted uh giving a speech at the fabian society over the weekend. mind's gone blank. >> david lammy lammy thank >> david lammy david lammy thank you, lammy . you, david lammy. >> there were five >> i mean, there were five protesters one up and protesters there. one got up and same, same subject. obviously, no what is happening no one likes what is happening in that area at the moment, b

i cocktail at norris says he was unaware of the closure. >> the bar is located on mission street between 25th and 26th. not super happy about the it seems like a bit of a overreach. a in anticipation of. >> i'm sure there's probably going to be some excitement and people excited after the game, but sort of preemptively closing off large. >> a commercial when we're already going to be pretty slow because of the game feels a little. >> that norris says business is slow because of limited treat traffic, and closing early, they're also be closures of several off-ramps from 1, 0, 1, and 208, during the game ramps that cesar chavez, mission street, san jose avenue and geneva avenue will all be closest john sugg owner of knockout barr also located on mission street says he can understand why police are taking precautions. i think the broader concern about violence probably the fireworks i. >> to sideshows cigarettes as most people that visit his bar or from the neighborhood. so he doesn't think his business will be negatively impacted by the closures. but he does think people will be out celebr

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cameron norrie's hopes of reaching a first ever men's quarterfinal at the australian open were dashedom that. and there's still lots to come, i'm still 28 years old and you look at the longevity of the other players playing now, i think they are getting better so ijust want to keep learning and keep pushing and keep improving. i learned a lot last year and be years before and i know i've got the top ten level in me. and india's virat kohli has withdrawn from the first two tests against england for personal reasons. kohli's withdrawal comes a day after england batter harry brook returned to the uk for personal matters. former captain kohli told india skipper rohit sharma and the side's management that "certain personal situations demand his presence and undivided attention". the five—test series begins in hyderabad on thursday. and that's all the sport for now. we'll keep you up—to—date with everything as ongoing as the evening goes on, we'll see you soon. hello there. all in all, it's shaping up to be a rather stormy few days of weather. storm isha on sunday night brought us plenty of

it's moving with severe stress the users calls and, and is norris on the actual level. we say to a $2.00 every year to trial, right? minutes of use of worth it on. we're wanting to prevent a women and children from reaching all their potential and we're spending billions of dollars on the same plan for virtual fax or i think i've always assumed very that this was something of a secret or private problem in the united states. once in a while, somebody famous will be accused of domestic abuse and then it's in the news for a few days. but it seems that if it was something that we talked about more, that was more out in the open, then it would be easier to address and to perhaps prevent. how do we do that as a society? is this about legislation? is it about counseling or therapy, or is it about media coverage as well? i can tell you it's not about counseling or domestic violence does not cause planning to do this or substance abuse. and, or fortunately, maybe people still believe that which causes the courts to acquire approaches that don't do any good all their interest in