barbara norris and fiona gill, thank you both so much.ny objections we received to the coverage of prince philip's death, there was also a much smaller number of compliments paid to how the bbc handled it, and his funeral last weekend. but following the latter, this discussion on saturday evening between royal correspondents nicholas witchell and huw edwards also produced some negative reaction. so far as one can understand, william feels very disappointed, let down, harry feels resentful. now, what sort of interaction has there been? well, there was minimal so far as we could see interaction between them as they walked down to the chapel. there were some engagement, we saw there, as they walked away after the service — harry talking to catherine, william seemed to be rather reluctant to engage initially. anne munroe was watching that and sent us this e—mail. anna also took objection to the discussion. well, we put that point to the bbc news, and they told us: away from royal matters, the pandemic has hit india particularly hard this week

britain's cameron norrie will face 11—time champion rafael nadal in the quarterfinals of barcelona open three sets. britain's simon yates has extended his lead at the tour of the alps. he led up the final climb in the leader's green jersey, and freewheeled to finish third behind pello bilbao of spain on stage 4. yates leads by 58 seconds, with one stage to go. poppy cleall will start in place of captain sarah hunter for england women's six nations final against france on saturday. emily scarratt takes over as skipper. staying with rugby union, and former lions captain sam warburton has named the player he thinks should lead the side this year as they take on south africa. wales captain alun wynjones is favourite to take the armband, as it would be his fourth tour with the lions, but warburton has picked england and saracens forward maro itoje over his countryman. he also believes a shorter tour is a good move for the players. i“m i'm not... i'm —— we don't need that player. they don't need that much time to prep. you“re ready to go. i5 time to prep. you're ready to go. is there a clear

norrie went through after eighth seeded belgian david goffin retired with an injury, while nadal — whoalps to 58 seconds, with just one stage to go. the team bike exchange rider looks in good form as he prepares for next months giro d'italia. he led up the final climb in the leader's green jersey, and freewheeled across the finish line in third place behind pello bilbao. the spaniard moves up to second overall. at the world snooker championship three—time winner mark selby eased through to the second round with a ten frames to one victory over kurt maflin. the norwegian had a chance to extend the match if he sunk the black in the 12th frame but after doing the hard work prior to it missed. and that left selby an easy finish to confirm his place in the next round where he'll face northern ireland's mark allen. and its four frames all between ronnie 0'sullivan and anthony mcgill in their second—round contest, after scotland's mcgill won the last two frames of the session — to pile the pressure on the six—time world champion 0'sullivan. they'll continue play tomorrow morning. everything e

we get it. 73 is the chuck norris of numbers. chuck norris wishes. in binary, 73 is a palindrome: "one-zero-zero- one-zero-zero-one" which backwards is "one-zero- zero-one-zero-zero-one"-- exactly the same. all chuck norris backwards gets you is: "sirron kcuhc." just for the record, when you enter 5,318,008 on a calculator, remember when you were wondering why the girls didn't want to eat with us tonight? yeah, i get it now. i love your little heart locket, bernadette. oh, thanks. howard gave it to me. it's the cutest thing.

so, let's talk now to fiona gill and barbara norris. thank you both for coming on newswatch.d because i thought the coverage was absolutely

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the rain so trying bud recovered well to claim 2nd place how milton's compatriot mclaren's lando norris came forward. for wanting a news coming up next and a documentary about the women of white tie and don't forget you can always get the latest headlines on our web site that is state dot com or follow us on twitter and instagram well you find us at ats do that when it's a macaw from me for me and the entire team for life and for watching. their story their very own personal drama. the people who survived the catastrophe and remember. and they share private footage to us that has never been seen before . back to chernobyl storage people 26 on t.w. .

it was his rival max verstappen who took the chequered flag, as lando norris finished a well deserved heading out in the rain. imola in the springtime — who knows what to expect? it's lights out and away we go... well, reigning champion lewis hamilton at the front felt familiar enough, but behind him, the looming threat of red bull. that wouldn't stay behind him for long. hamilton against max verstappen — it may be the story of the season, playing out here behind the spray. keep an eye on that weather, though. the rain was slowly going. the chaos coming at pace. a rare mistake from lewis hamilton took him into the gravel. he would make it back out eventually, unlike his team—mate, valtteri bottas, colliding with george russell's williams. bad enough to stop the race. some time, then, for recriminations... radio: what was he doing? honestly! ..and some reflection. but with the dust settled, the track cleared. hamilton, incredibly, raced back to second. verstappen, though, wouldn't be caught. a race from which no one knew what to expect ultimately had it all. adam wild, bbc news. next t

running right off the track is a hot topic in f1, added cost lando norris dear.as taken off him for this. he will start from seventh. that is still ahead of valtteri bottas, who struggles contrasted struggled with lewis hamilton. the world champion squeezed everything out of his mercedes to set a time nobody could better. surprisingly, it was sergio perez who got closest, beating max verstappen to the front row with just a second appearance for red bull. lt just a second appearance for red bull. , ., ., , ., bull. it is great, we finally have the two red _ bull. it is great, we finally have the two red bulls _ bull. it is great, we finally have the two red bulls there. - bull. it is great, we finally have the two red bulls there. it - bull. it is great, we finally have the two red bulls there. it will| the two red bulls there. it will make the strategy harder and it will be a real challenge tomorrow because they have great race pace. i am just so happy. {lin they have great race pace. i am “ust so ha - . , ._ they have great race pace. i am “ust sohau. , .,, they

norrie went through after eighth seeded belgian david goffin retired with an injury, while nadal — whorall. at the world snooker championship, three—time winner mark selby eased through to the second round with a ten frames to one victory over kurt maflin. the norwegian had a chance to extend the match if he sunk the black in the 12th frame, but after doing the hard work prior to it missed. and that left selby an easy finish to confirm his place in the next round, where he'll face northern ireland's mark allen. and it's four frames all between ronnie 0'sullivan and anthony mcgill in their second—round contest — after scotland's mcgill won the last two frames of the session — to pile the pressure on the six—time world champion 0'sullivan. they'll continue play tomorrow morning. everything else, of course, the bbc sport website. but that's all the sport for now. hello. another cold night out there for april, another frost to start friday for many, temperatures as low as —3, —4 in a few areas. frost—free in the far north of scotland. this is where we'll start the day with some cloud, the

and so you have representative george norris a republican from nebraska who was not among the people out celebrating in our party instead. he was in congress and he was working that day. and so he introduced a resolution to eliminate cannons power over the rules committee into solely appoint committee members. now speaker cannon did not allow him to introduce his resolution. so norris given its knowledge of parliamentary procedure claim that this resolution was privileged under the constitution because there is a constitutional provision that does allow members of congress to introduce privileged resolutions. now canon again declined to allow him to present his resolution, but did allow debate over the resolution? in an nod to that constitutional provision meanwhile speaker canon knew what may well come. and so what he did is he sent the house sergeant at arms? to go into the bars and to go into the taverns and wherever else the remaining. supporters of his were hiding or were otherwise say party. take them into custody bring them back into the house to have a vote on this resolution

mike norris said that there are a number of as players at the time that didn't treat glenn well at all. it was the dodgers in the minor league that already knew him and had developed these relationships before they really figured it out that seemed to stick closest to glenn as friends and teammates. shootty babbitt, who you mentioned, it's just fun to say that at a book talk, you know, he said that when they were aaa teammates together in ogden, utah, there was a game where the catcher kept bouncing the throw down to second base, and shooty babbitt's playing second base. he was getting pissed off that the catcher couldn't get the ball there, and he confrontedded the catcher. -- confronted the catcher between innings, and they got into a fight in the dugout. and glenn burke was the one who broke it up. and three black guys fighting -- or two guys fighting in the dugout, glenn was like we don't need to be fighting each other right now. and shoot item y babbitt admittedded to me that at that moment when glenn broke up the fight, he said if i should have just let him kick my if butt instea

running off the track is a hot topic, and it cost lando norris dear. he will start from seventh., who struggles compare sharply with those of lewis hamilton. he squeezed anything out of his mercedes to set anything out of his mercedes to set a timer nobody could better. surprisingly, it was sergio perez who got closest, beating max verstappen to the front row in his second appearance for red bull. it is great, we have got the two red bulls there. it will make the strategy harder and it will be a challenge tomorrow because they have got great race pace. i am challenge tomorrow because they have got great race pace.— got great race pace. i am so happy. on thursday. — got great race pace. i am so happy. on thursday, perez _ got great race pace. i am so happy. on thursday, perez said _ got great race pace. i am so happy. on thursday, perez said this - got great race pace. i am so happy. on thursday, perez said this race i on thursday, perez said this race can be boring forfans, but he is now well placed to put on a show. france will face england in the final of the newly restructured

his japanese name coto all shoes cups and norry. fat with. the training has been the same to century the same exercises the same routines and above old the same suffering for. feet. these young risler between 17 and 23 years old. to join the stables they must be in good physical condition be at least 174 centerpiece told and weigh at least 75 kilograms. is the oldest member of the team a year and a half ago he gave up everything to become a sumo wrestler. sitting up bottles in switches 3. and i'm sorry got out yeah i mean. look i mean you. know that if i didn't like it if you called. the sim coach mike it was like. oh you boil this. with a. this. is. what was your disapproval speech writers really want to. know. he was told. he supposed to move to new york in this. other one you know curious creatures to work in the environment. this is all right he knew all over the. the. at the end of each training session they must sing the summa and. to follow. the route. for the market. after 2 and a half elves a training with no break the sumo wrestlers

norrie's progress could take him back into the world's top 50.will be live on bbc two. that's all the sport for now. more than 33 million people in the uk have now received their first dose of a coronavirus vaccine. and a new study suggests thatjust one shot of the astrazeneca or pfizerjab reduces infections by nearly two—thirds — and protects both vulnerable and healthy people. experts say the findings show that vaccines should be able to control the pandemic. 0ur science correspondent pallab ghosh has more, and a warning, there are some flashing images in his report. when margaret keenan became the first person to be immunized in a mass vaccination programme, doctors were confident from the clinical trials that herjab and millions of others would be effective. since then, infection rates have plummeted. but it's been hard to tell how much of this has been due to lockdown measures, and how much has been down to the jabs. the new study indicates that the vaccines are likely to have had a big impact. it also confirms that the decision to give as m

and not good news for britain's men's number two cameron norrie.nal score. nadal will now play pablo carreno—busta in the last four, aiming for a 12th title in barcelona. gymnastics now and britain'sjessica gadirova has won bronze in the all—around final at the european championships in basel. this was her senior international debut, and she came third with an impressive score in the vault to claim her place on the podium behind 15—year—old viktoria listunova of russia who won the gold. fellow brit amelie morgan finished fourth. the japanese prime minister, yoshihide suga, has promised to ensure a safe tokyo olympics this summer after announcing a new state of emergency in tokyo, osaka and two other prefectures. the measures will take place from sunday and again raises questions about japan's ability to host the games. mark england is the chef de mission for team gb. it's alarming to hear that it's a state of emergency. in the uk, we call it a lockdown. it is just a different term for broadly measures that we are seeing. the government measures inj

a free kick from phillip and then up beat into the 40th fold conceded by norris team this season with 3 games still to go. it still leakiest byron defense in a quarter of a century from the byron top brass looking anything but happy about the half time deficit. from and there was frustration on the patch to see not just him lay on carets has found here. but also david all about the amid protests with the referee picking up a booking for his troubles. but there was much chance all in all you have to say we didn't deserve any points today kind of comfort in. terms of body language and aggression we lost today's game in the 1st half of. their opponents weren't as big a threat up front after the break out at the back they showed total commitment leandro pereira with the war when stupid. as a result byron struggled to get back into the game erik maxime cheaper molting resorting to an individual effort here before missing a more inviting chance. all the insanity with a pair of safe hands. finally did eventually find the net in injury time $11.00 probably the only one of his teammates smilin

aloft the ring so track but recovered well to claim 2nd place and wilton's compatriot clarence lando norris came in 3rd. before we go here's a quick reminder of the top story we're following for you today germany has been paying tribute to the nearly 80000 people who have died of cope at 19 chancellor angela merkel was among top officials at a commemorative ceremony here and berlin and as eulogy to the victims in germany president lands climb the pandemic as a dark time has left deep wounds. watching t.w. news up next world stories the weekend reports and don't forget you can always get all the latest headlines on our web site that's dot com time cough relish for me and the entire team here in berlin thank you so much for your company today. devastated i was assaulted all week in the lawsuit cars carried. a certain climate change i mean still looking for a station in the rain forest containing a common dioxide emissions risen again. young people hold the world are committed to climate protection law but more willing. to strange doesn't happen on its own. make up your home mind to. w. phone

that's eric norris.and his company used the same process in chile where they have another facility. and that is where most of the world's lithium is being produced. but this site, silver peak, is the only one in the united states commercially producing lithium right now. >> seems like you're in the caribbean on vacation. >> yes, in the caribbean in the middle of nevada. se. >> reporter: he says these s have been producing lithium since the 1960s. >> can i touch the edge? >> it's saline. >> people would pay for this for a facial. how much do you all mine? >> around the world, about 85,000 metric tons of lithium carbonate. here, it's 5,000 of that 85,000. small amount, which is why we're looking to double it. >> does it have an agricultural or impact to the land surrounding? >> that water, untouched, would remain underground and wouldn't have a benefit. effectively, we're not using water that would otherwise be used for an agricultural purpose. >> reporter: evaporation is not the only way, though, to get l

british men's number two cameron norrie has been beaten by rafa nadal at the barcelona open.quarter—final in straight sets . nadal is aiming to win the competition for a 12th time. britain's simon yates has won the tour of the alps — though austria's felix grosschartner won the final stage. yates finished safely in the pack — great preparation for next month's giro d'italia. great britain has won its first medal at this year's gymnastics european championships. jessica gadirova won bronze in the women's all around final — fight it out. six times european champion and olympic bronze medallist beth tweddle is part of the bbc�*s commentary team and joins me now. you have been watching all of the action so fast we can bring us right up—to—date. tell is aboutjessica. that is really exciting. it is her senior debut and she has got a bronze. that is amazing.- senior debut and she has got a bronze. that is amazing. yes, it is been a fantastic _ bronze. that is amazing. yes, it is been a fantastic day _ bronze. that is amazing. yes, it is been a fantastic day for _ bronze. that is ama

this is the original sheet music cover from 19308 when the song came out and the words from jack norriso claims he had never seen a baseball game before starting writing it. it captures a lot of the sentiment of what you do at a baseball game. and we only sing a small portion of the song at the games. we only sing the chorus. much of the song is about a woman named katie casey that wants to go to a ball game instead of see a show, and she asks to be taken to the game. she's a feisty character, she wants to lead her friends in the cheers, and she was based on this woman, who you see on the left. she was a sufferagette. he divorced his wife and he was about to marry this woman when he abruptly canceled plans and instead ran off and married norma bays here, and she co-wrote with him let's get the umpire's goat. so we have a love triangle associated with "take me out to the ball game." the song eventually kind of faded into memory and it was not until the 1970s that harry caray, the announcer began singing the number during the seventh inning stretch, and other teams adopted it and now you

still to come major transfer movement in the bundesliga as buying munich the point coach ilya norris month from our. world that's later in the show but 1st a clash of cultures is emerging in the austrian capital vienna it's home to a close knit community of chechen migrants women from lack of unity say they're being harassed by their male compact units who see themselves as a moral guardians did of use funny for cha went to meet one woman who dat speak out against what some chechen men deceive as rules of tradition. we are meeting unknowing in probably a rougher neighborhood of fianna she says growing up here as a chechen woman means being observed. first month wasn't after we were stopped and asked to shore i.d.'s and to speak in chechen so that they are certain that my brother is from chechnya too this is common man but although i. feel like north park on the underling recalls being questioned in a subway in vienna by chechen men who saw it as immoral if she had spent time with a man who was not from chechnya and ali is not her real name and we cannot show her face at a funeral for

ways you know and as a woman it's a huge luxury that i can be this and i can be that you know my norris moment. and my roots are now into lance which is not unusual this happens to a lot of people who are still living in the same house where they were born most people have moved on they have new relationships new jobs new cities new countries new passports it does difficult but it is about identity and language and religion and culture but is part of what we're doing all of us are doing every day you just said we don't understand that this is what they're doing but juggling lots of plates together so we take another question i'm a journalism student from pakistan and my dream is to work as a foreign correspondent one day but i also want to turn a blind eye to in the harsh realities of the world we live in today so my question to you is the do you think we need to dilute my accent more western norms to follow my dreams definitely not to not dilute your accent i say that because. i've done it there was a phase in life where i wanted to speak to what the perfect american accent because i t

in the western world and it's really no way to protect young norris professionals who don't need to protections but who are for example laugh journalist like you or scientists like me. while out throwing the workers under the bus who are forced to work even if there might be a 6570 old son who should protect because they have a one off i'm not i risk i saw in the united states i think a lot of downs the way we dealt with the pandemic has been their worst assault on the the working class since. around the vietnam war half a century ago and there is one generation that is. not necessarily affected now but that may be f.x. at long term talking about. children after you mash and before that many american children have been out of school for more than a year and this is a thing for me the most puzzling aspect of the american policy because as you know mash fight has been well documented that this virus doesn't pose as much of their threat to children while i being under the long down costs substantial harm. why do you think it has become such an intransigent issue because i mean many act countries d

and international are viewing this out and separatist bell on my laptop fronts republican valiance norris discrimination which will be very brief but pick out some of the points of this bill that i've given you as amnesty international human rights organization concern what are the problem. yet the nina actually raises many concerns in terms of. clearly it was. actually very problematic. including the fact that for example i'm going off any organizations we have used ascribe to so-called republicans on trial we obviously constantly to be fair and could actually needs to restrict in i'm going to ask stations a way to restrict actually watched. this. program raise results pressure and. also that organization and can actually you know it's president. you know way that is not compliant with an honest brady was not an increase. and actually and we sat in silence i'm seeing organizations that do not i believe government part of this area and she's really problematic in communication nation against the community it particularly as muslims when we look at you know the context in which has been co

amnesty and international are viewing this anti separatist bell on my laptop fronts republican values norris discrimination which will be very brief but pick out some of the points of this bill that are giving as amnesty international human rights organization concern what are the problem athens. yes lena actually raises many concerns in terms of if you are right. clearly there are. actually very problematic nations including the uk that for example on again off any organizations we. ascribe to abi comes on trial we are with the continent which is better. and could actually lead to your instruction in i'm taking to task for stations a way to restrict access. very clearly we don't it's rational and. but he cautions that organizations. can actually you know it's private you know way that is not compliant and. is pretty is not an increase. at least i didn't actually it was something i didn't i didn't mean organizations that are you not. government on this earth when she's really programmatically in communication and. if the community is only one of many when we loot you know that context has be

amnesty and international are viewing this anti separatist bell on my laptop fronts republican values norris discrimination which will be very brief but pick out some of the points of this bill that i'm giving as amnesty international human rights organization concern what are the problem. yes that mean actually raises many concerns in terms of you are right. clearly it was. actually very problematic nations including the uk that for example i'm laying off any organizations we. ascribe to so i would republicans on trial we obviously congress which is better. and could actually needs to restrict in i'm going to ask asians a way to restrict actually. you know very clearly we don't just pressure and. but also that organization and can actually you know it's president. you know way that is not compliance we want an honest brady was not an increase. and actually it was not things i didn't i didn't think organizational you know what i think we government part of this when she's really problematic in its creation of nation as the community it particularly. when we look at you know this context has

regained his composure to move into the last eight where he'll play world number 3a, britain's cameron norrieround with a ten frames to one victory over kurt maflin. the norwegian had a chance to extend the match if he sunk this black in the 11th frame but after doing the hard work prior to it he missed, and that left selby an easy finish to confirm his place in the next round where he'll face northern ireland's mark allen. and it's four frames all between ronnie o'sullivan and anthony mcgill in their second—round contest, after scotland's mcgill won the last three frames of the session to pile the pressure on the six—time world champion o'sullivan, and they'll be back on the table in the coming hours. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the team that's your sports news for now. elon musk has launched a one hundred million dollar prize to coincide with earth day to find new ways to remove carbon and put the brakes on global warming. it comes as many countries mark this annual environmental day in their own way, as mark lobe

alex norris, thank you for your time.ty venues, gyms and non—essential shops reopening from next monday. all travel restrictions will also be lifted. the european medicines agency has said a warning about very rare blood clots should be added to thejohnson &johnson vaccine after saying there was a "possible link" between the vaccine, which has yet to be approved in the uk, and the unusual blood clots. at a press conference at their headquarters in the netherlands, the chair of the assessment committee concluded that the benefits of the vaccine still outweighed the risk. after a careful review of the cases of blood clots combined with the low platelets reported after vaccination with johnson's covid—19 platelets reported after vaccination withjohnson's covid—19 vaccine, it is concluded there is a possible link between the occurrence of these blood clots combined with the low levels of blood platelets, thrombocytopenia. the product information will be updated to reflect this information and will include a warning and an upd

britain�*s lando norris completed the top three.they desperately needed in their quest for survival fulham took the lead at arsenaljust before the hour mark thanks to a penalty from josh maja. and they held on until the 97th minute when arsenal substitute eddie nketiah poked home the equaliser. heartbreak for fulham who are six points from safety. we always look at the positives. of course we�*re disappointed at not picking up the win in those games but we have to stay and stay confident and remember the good things we do in the game and hopefully in the next game we can pick up three points instead of ten. you�*ve still got the belief? we you've still got the belief? we alwa s you've still got the belief? we always got _ you've still got the belief? - always got belief. burnley would have relieved to see that late arsenal equaliser, because they�*re currentlyjust one place above fulham and they�*re taking on manchester united at old trafford where it�*s currently goalless. fans return to wembley this evening with 4,000 set to be in

but it was his rival max verstappen who took the chequered flag, as lando norris finished a well deserved wenbo by 10—3 in sheffield, making three century breaks on the way to victory. he'll face the winner of the match between ali carter and jack lisowski in the next round. that's all the sport for now. back to you, samantha. mark, thank you very much, we will see you later. now staying with sport — or are we? boxing fans might not approve of saturday's fight between a youtube star — jake paul — and former wrestler — ben askren. paul is a social media presence with 20 million subscribers and a controversial reputation. so do stunts like this end up demeaning just about everyone involved ? let's get more on this. joining me now from liverpool is sportsjournalist nick peet. welcome to come are great to have the only programme. you have written about this, first of all tell us who this it is proving so controversial. i think it is because jake paul has come into boxing and he has really jumped straight to the top. he has circumnavigated ten or 15 years of amateur boxing experience and he is

any photographers movement we acquired his last name norrie is his name. he is a member of the board of the photographers movement here he had a project just read actually the last couple of years were he photographed incredible color photographs of artifacts that were affected by the bombing in your shema and the bombing and nagasaki, things like tricycles that were burned in some way affected by the bombing. and we have those photographs as well. we've also collected some records and materials dealing with the occupation of japan immediately after the bombing. and we are still collecting. >> don, he mentioned showed one of the photographs have in the presence of mind of that photographer to capture that moment. else about some of the photographers who contributed to these photographs and what they did, why they were there at the time and how they came to capture those moments? >> several of the, i could name a number of photographers we don't have time to go over that. it's like i said earlier, some of them work for the government. the majority are taken

britain's cameron norrie will face 11—time champion rafael nadal in the quarterfinals of barcelona 0penshot, his challenger missed and left mark selby with an easy shot to move on. it's four frames all between ronnie 0'sullivan and anthony mcgill in their all—english second—round contest, after mcgill won the last two frames of the session to put the pressure on the six—time world champion 0'sullivan. they will continue to play tomorrow morning. how is your snicker? anchor: pretty lousy to be honest. thank you. documents released at the high court today have shed more light on how ppe contracts were awarded at the start of the pandemic last year. they suggest there was a controversial vip route that allowed certain companies to fast track the process. our special correspendent lucy manning has more. well, over the last year, the bbc has revealed details of millions of gowns and facemasks that couldn't be used because they didn't meet the right standards, and there's been concern over this vip route. this was where mps, ministers, officials could refer companies, and they would get on th

norrie made it through in spain when the eighth seed, david goffin, retired injured.let it get into your head stuck in a can you imagine going up against graf on the dial? no! i going up against graf on the dial? no! ., ., ' . ., going up against graf on the dial? no! ., w .., you no! i would run off the court. you wouldn't see _ no! i would run off the court. you wouldn't see much _ no! i would run off the court. you wouldn't see much of— no! i would run off the court. you wouldn't see much of the - no! i would run off the court. you wouldn't see much of the ball. . no! i would run off the court. youl wouldn't see much of the ball. you wouldn't see much of the ball. you would 'ust wouldn't see much of the ball. you would just hear— wouldn't see much of the ball. you would just hear it _ wouldn't see much of the ball. you would just hear it stop thank you. beautiful outside. gorgeous. sarah is lookin: beautiful outside. gorgeous. sarah is looking at _ beautiful outside. gorgeous. sarah is looking at the _ beautiful outside. gorgeous. sarah is looking at the weather _

norrie's progress could take him back into the world's top 50.ld. he went into today's opening session level at four frames all with anthony mcgill but the scot played near flawless snooker, winning six frames to 0'sullivan's two, to take a 10—6 lead. they play to a finish this evening — first to 13 wins. and there's nothing to separate last year's beaten finalist kyren wilson and barry hawkins — they're level at four frames all after their first session. the afternoon sessions are just about to get under way. you can follow that live on bbc two and i will see you again in the next hour. let's return our attention to coronavirus. we have talked a lot and we will talk more about the grim situation in india. we have had some fresh data in the uk over the last couple of hours and, as ever, the best person to tell you about it is robert kath. roberts, good afternoon. we are going to start with the 0ns infections survey. brute with the ons infections survey. we have with the 0ns infections survey. - have had great news this morning from that survey sh

and not good news for britain�*s men�*s number two cameron norrie.hird with an impressive score in the vault to claim her place on the podium behind 15—year—old viktoria listunova of russia, who won the gold. fellow brit amelie morgan finished in fourth. the japanese prime minister, yoshihide suga, has promised to ensure a safe tokyo olympics this summer after announcing a new state of emergency in tokyo, osaka and in two other prefectures. the measures will take place from sunday and again raises questions about japan�*s ability to host the games. mark england is the chef de mission for team gb. it�*s alarming to hear that it�*s a state of emergency. in the uk, we call it a lockdown. so, it�*s just a different term for broadly a similar series of government measures. and in fact, the government measures injapan are consistently more relaxed than the government measures in the uk and what we are used to. so, a state of emergency injapan really means that, you know, the bars need to shut and the restaurants need to shut by 8pm. so, it�*s a very differ

and nischelle norris, columnist for "the washington post."'s a native of minneapolis and grew up ten blocks from where george floyd was killed. thank you both for being here. i want to go to nikema first. right now, as we are -- we saw earlier our megan fitzgerald was talking about the crowds that have gathered. i don't see police bearing down on them, which is a relief, but thousands of national guard members are out there somewhere in fatigues. they're stationed on street corners. businesses are boarding up. they're surrounded by razor wire. you have twin cities residents indoors, under curfews. you have the curfews and all these concerns about quote/unquote law and order. give me a sense of what the mood is and, because i just assume that everyone is holding their breath waiting to be disappointed and devastated by this verdict because of the way police -- verdicts against police usually go. what is the mood? >> well, i'm here right now outside of the government center where a large protest is being held. and rather than sit back and wait

> joining me now to share the reporting and the insights from "the washington post," and michelle norris director of the race card project and a washington post columnist. michelle and toluse, this has been a really traumatic week for so many americans and there have been just in the last several weeks, just in the last month, take a look at some of these headlines when it comes to gun violence, it is just one after the other. it seems to really never end. all over this country, what has, michelle, the trauma been like for this country and is it making a difference at all in how people perceive what this level of violence is acceptable? >> well, good morning, abby. it is good to be with you. and it has been a very difficult week. and i'll take the first part of that first. the collective trauma that this country is experiencing, you can't even catch your breath after one shooting before there is another that you're trying to process. it is been reported that there have been, since the trial, since the derek chauvin trial began on march 29th there has been 64 people killed at the hands of

not good news for britain's mens's number two — cameron norrie — he's out of the barcelona 0pen. now play either diego schwartzman or pablo carreno—busta in the last four. gymnastics now and britain's jessica gadirova has won bronze in the all—around final at the european championships in basel. this was her senior international debut and she came third with an impressive score in the vault to claim her place on the podium behind 15—year—old viktoria listunova of russia. and fellow brit amelie morgan finished 4th. simon yates has won the tour of the alps after finishing safely in the pack on the fifth and final stage into riva del garda. the stage itself was won by felix grosschartner of bora hansgrohe. yates came home in the greenjersey winning the tour by 58 seconds. the win will no doubt be great preparation for next month's giro d'italia. jofra archer will sit out the rest of the ipl season, as he continues his recovery from surgery on his hand. the ecb have confirmed that the fast bowler returned to training this week, and his progress will be monitored ahead of england's te

we did want to see when the race finally got back on the way hamilton overtook mclaren slender norris 3 laps from the end to eventually finish 2nd but he couldn't catch max the stop and who clinched his 11th career victory. yes i thought i was the world record there but for a joke was ok sorry great job might have been a big story in the end of. the dutchman's when lead seemed just a point behind hamilton in the drive the standings after the 1st 2 races of the season joined against roscoe al-jazeera. it's also been confirmed that there will be a new f one race in miami starting next season as part of a 10 year deal it will take place at a new circuit in the hardrock stadium callbacks which belongs to the miami dolphins and f l c f one has a race in florida since 1959 and it means that there will now be 2 races in the u.s. alongside the one in austin texas. we always felt like we needed at least at least 2 races if not more there to really. really integrate with the audience because there's such a huge sporting friends out there they're amazing when you go to any of their sporting even

on to clinch his 11th a career victory as for how it's only finished 2nd ahead of mclaren is nando norris . it's also been confirmed that there will be a new f one race in miami starting next season as part of the 10 year deal it will take place at an isa it's in the hard rock stadium complex so it belongs at the miami dolphins and f l f one has a race in florida since 1959 and it means that we now be 2 races in the u.s. alongside the one in austin texas. flavia of course there are made it back to back wins with victory at the portugal may take g.p. the started on hold but slips to 4th place on the opening corner however 40 is way back to take the lead with 17 laps remaining and never back to counties that pack a bag and i was 2nd with more champion a john mayer and as he clinched his 1st preview of the season 6 time world champion mark mark has finished 7th on his return injury. stephanus says the past has won tennis is monte carlo mosses and he did it without dropping a set in the whole tournament but number 5 was up against russian in the final and he beat the number 6 eat in straight

stop and went on to clinch easy 11th career victory hamilton finished 2nd ahead of mclaren's lando norris. it's also been confirmed that there will be a new if one race in miami starting next season as part of a 10 year deal it will take place at a new circuit in the hardrock stadium complex which belongs to the miami dolphins if n.f.l. team if one is not raced in florida since $959.00 it means they will now be 2 races in the u.s. alongside the one in austin texas. fabby a quarter out o. made it back to back wins with victory at the portugal moto g.p. over in indonesia a new moto g.p. race track is being built for people there so authorities are choosing to arisen dollars over their rights jessica washington reports from jakarta. on the island of lombok this racetrack is one of the country's most high profile infrastructure projects the circuit will host major racing events when complete and there will be new hotels roads and airport extensions to make way for thousands of racing fans but flick promotional videos don't tell the full story. people living here say they are being forced to r

norrie's progress could take him back into the world's top 50.lympic spirit. we have a 50% crowd at the world snooker championship in sheffield, after culture secretary oliver dowden confirmed the pilot was going to plan, so we're on course for an increase to 75% for the quarter—finals and semi—finals, and a full house for the final. there's a way to go before we get there, though. let's see how defending champion ronnie o'sullivan is getting on. he is looking a bit shaky in their second round match, against anthony mcgill. the scot has taken the first four frames of the session remember o'sullivan had a 4—1 lead yesterday, before mcgill levelled. first to 13 wins. 8—4 at the moment. you can watch this match on bbc two. also on the bbc sport website. kyren wilson is up against barry hawkins, with barrett —— barry hawkins leading 2—1 in that second round match. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. let's return now to one of main stories, that india is in the grip of a devastating second sur