quite possibly an incredible piece of skill at the emirates, but was it enough to win the the north london derby. hello and welcome to sportsday. the six nations served up another thriller this afternoon — a late penalty from ireland continues the winning streak over scotland. there was drama right to the end at murrayfield ireland's victory taking them up to 2nd in the table. our sports correspodent katie gornall reports. they say this is scotland's best team in 20 years, so what better time to prove it then against their old foes? ireland have won nine of their past ten matches against scotland, dominating the start of this one asjohnny sexton�*s kick eventually made its way into the hands of a robbie henshaw. but when a prop starts doing this, you know this is no ordinary game. and scotland's response was unconventional. then russell touched but was there a knock on in the build up? over to the tv referee who found it hit the face and crucially not his hand. ireland led by four points at the break and after it they bustled further ahead. the green wave scotland just could not hold back.

minister has defended the government's 1% pay rise for the nhs during a visit to a vaccine centre in north londonen a public sector pay freeze. we are in tough times. we have tried to give the nhs as much as we possibly can. schools in england are reopening to all pupils tomorrow. borisjohnson describes it as the first step in moving closer to normality. on the third day of his historic trip to iraq, pope francis visits a church in the northern town of qaraqosh, which was devastated by islamic state militants. the royal family marks commonwealth dayjust hours before the duke and duchess of sussex's interview with oprah winfrey. now on bbc news, ade adepitan looks back at some of the travel show�*s top european adventures, including rajan datar testing a ferrari—themed roller—coaster in spain. this week, a look back at some of our favourite european adventures. we test drive the continent's fastest and highest ride. watch some masterpiece maintenance in the netherlands. it looks incredible. yeah. 0h, here we go again. and travel back in time — over 2000 years — as wejoin the crew of a replica gall

minister has defended the government's 1% payrise for the nhs, during a visit to a vaccine centre in north londonn't forget that there has been a public sector pay freeze. we're in pretty tough times. we've tried to give the nhs as much as we possibly can. schools in england are reopening to all pupils tomorrow — borisjohnson describes it as "the first step" in moving closer to normality. on the third day of his historic trip to iraq — pope francis visits a church in the northern town of qaraqosh, which was devastated by islamic state militants. the royal family marks commonwealth dayjust hours before the duke and duchess of sussex's interview with oprah winfrey. rangers win theirfirst scottish premier league title in a decade — after celtic fail to beat dundee united. now on bbc news, it's time for the media show. hello. there is an almighty ruckus going on in holyrood. it's salmond versus sturgeon for the future of scottish nationalism, perhaps scotland and maybe even the united kingdom itself. but this is a story that london—based journalists seem to be finding hard to follow. columnists are p

here in north-west london, swimmers had _ weeks. . here in north-west london, swimmers had been taking - weeks. here in north-west london, swimmers had been taking full - swimmers had been taking full advantage of the reopening of outdoor sports facilities including gliders. tennis courts and golf courses. organised outdoor team sports can also resume providing a much—needed boost to our lives. as of this morning, in england, weddings with guests are back on. in hampshire, jessica and johnny postponed their big day for times in order that they could as per government guidelines, have 60 guests attending. it government guidelines, have 60 guests attending.— government guidelines, have 60 guests attending. it gives me great leasure to guests attending. it gives me great pleasure to shut _ guests attending. it gives me great pleasure to shut my _ guests attending. it gives me great pleasure to shut my book— guests attending. it gives me great pleasure to shut my book and - guests attending. it gives me great pleasure to shut my book and

minister has defended the government's i% pay rise for the nhs during a visit to a vaccine centre in north londonere has been a public sector pay freeze. we are in tough times. we have tried to give the nhs as much as we possibly can. the royal family marks commonwealth dayjust hours before the duke and duchess of sussex's interview with oprah winfrey. now on bbc news, the week in parliament. hello there, and welcome to the week in parliament, where the chancellor sets out his budget to repair the nation's finances after coronavirus. rishi sunak announces an extension to furlough and higher universal credit, but a freeze on tax thresholds and a tax increase for big business. i recognise they might not be popular, but they are honest. but labour reckons the plans fall short of what's needed. what we got was a budget that papered over the cracks rather than rebuilding the foundations. angry exchanges in the scottish parliament as the row over the alex salmond case continues. there's no argument. if nicola sturgeon broke the ministerial code. the argument is only- about how badly she broke it. this

minister has defended the government's1% payrise for the nhs during a visit to a vaccine centre in north londonn't forget that there has been public sector pay freeze. we're in pretty tough times. we've tried to give the nhs as much as we possibly can. schools in england are reopening to all pupils tomorrow. borisjohnson describes it as the first step in moving closer to normality. on the third day of his historic trip to iraq, pope francis visits a church in the northern town of qaraqosh, which was devastated by islamic state militants. the royal family marks commonwealth dayjust hours before the duke and duchess of sussex's interview with oprah winfrey. rangers win theirfirst scottish premier league title in a decade after celtic fail to beat dundee united. and coming up, we'll have all the latest from the week in parliament. that's in half an hour's time here on bbc news. nazanin—zaghari ratcliffe, the british—iranian woman detained in iran for five years, is out of house arrest. but a new date has been set for her to appear in court regarding a separate case. she was arrested in 2016 after

arsenal won the north london derby beating tottenham 2—i.y still managed to score first — eric lamela, both saint and sinner, with a wonderful goal but he was then sent off later in the game for a second yellow. arsenal's goals came from martin 0degaard and alexandre lacazette, who scored a penalty. we had a really strong performance right from the beginning. we were really dominant and created many chances. we were a goal down, the first shot that they had and i loved the reaction of the team. they stayed calmed, they stayed composed. we sticked to the plan that we had and we played really well and scored the goal, and at the end won the game, even though probably the worst ten minutes that i have seen us play as well, the way we managed the game at the end. third—placed leicester hammered bottom club sheffield united 5—0. brighton moved three points clear of relegation with a win at southampton. in italy, leaders inter won 2—1 at torino. second—placed milan are in action against napoli, who lead them i—0. a hat—trick from cristiano ronaldo

quite possibly an incredible piece of skill at the emirates, but was it enough to win the the north london. the six nations served up another thriller this afternoon — a late penalty from ireland continues the winning streak over scotland. there was drama right to the end at murrayfield ireland's victory taking them up to 2nd in the table. 0ur sports correspodent katie gornall reports. they say this is scotland's best team in 20 years, so what better time to prove it then against their old foes? ireland have won nine of their past ten matches against scotland, dominating the start of this one asjohnny sexton's kick eventually made its way into the hands of a robbie henshaw.

he was speaking this morning while visitng a vaccine centre in north london.al care workers who have been heroic throughout the pandemic. what we have done is try to give them as much as we can at the present time for supper the independent pay review body will obviously look at what we have proposed and come back. don't forget that there has been a public sector pay freeze, we are in a pretty tough time. we have tried to give the nhs as much as we possibly can, and that means in addition to the £140 billion annual money, we have another £62 billion to help support the nhs throughout the crisis. but my gratitude is overwhelming. i'm so grateful, particularly to the nurses, and thankfully we are seeing more nurses now in our amazing nhs. there are 10,000 more nurses this year than there were at last year. in spite of all the difficulties, we are seeing a big increase in recruitment as well, 34% more applications. recruitment as well, 3496 more applications-_ recruitment as well, 3496 more applications. let's go back to the story about _ applications. let's go b

officers are on their way to a terraced house in north london. city of london police force's 10th raid against covid scammers this year alone. operation parasite is aiming to seize evidence before devices can be locked or destroyed. police! police with a warrant! a red box is flung out of a bedroom window — it seems the suspect has something to hide. but it's what the cops will find inside the house that makes them certain they have their man. that's a sim file, so it is essentially one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight mobile phones and it is used by the fraudsters to send messages. specialist equipment housing multiple sim cards is designed to fire out thousands of texts at a time, in a type of fraud known as sms fishing, or �*smishing'. officers are now bagging up anything they believe could be evidence — phones, computers and the like. they've also have access to a digital dog that can sniff out this sort of equipment. just like a drug dog, fred has been trained to recognise the smell of materials used to make digital equipment. the

and erik lamela goes from hero to villain as tottenham lose to arsenal in a remarkable north london derbyght alight k—pop band bts isjust one of the nominees at tonight's virtual grammy awards.

north london dobby produced one of the best goals of the season as tottenham were beaten by arsenal in the english premier league. put spurs ahead with parts of spectacular cross led efforts known as well born and gunners though equaliser not too long after they took the lead with the 2nd half penalty from alexander luck as it things got worse for spurs who was sent tall for a 2nd yellow card as it shows a merinos team went down to one they're now 6 points off the champions league spot . only 2 things that were positive in the 1st row was an amazing goal and the result. the 11 result because of the 11 was not a fair reflection of the 1st row where they don't mean it was for the e.p.l. title see me out of reach manchester united boosted their chances of finishing 2nd by beating west ham. only goal of handing the red devils a one nil when they're now one point ahead of 3rd place less the also one on sunday . and rb leipsic have lost grounds in the german title race on the backs of being knocked out of the champions league by liverpool did it take lead against frankfurt to this striker. w

the north london derby produced one of the best goals of the season as tottenham were beaten by arsenal in the english premier league arjen time to erik lamela put spurs ahead with quite a spectacular cross lead that known as. the gun as the equalized not long after and took the lead with a 2nd home of penalty from alexander left as it they've got worse for spurs one lamela was sent off for a 2nd yellow card as there was a 1000000 years team who went down to one just an hour 6 points of the champions league spot. the only 2 things that were positive in the 1st row was an amazing goal and the result of. the 11 result because of the 11 was not a fair reflection of the 1st of where they don't mean it was where the e.p.l. title seemingly out of reach manchester united boosted their chances of finishing 2nd by beating west ham craig it's also in the own goal of handing the red devils a one nil win their now one point ahead of 3rd place leicester who also won on sunday. team new zealand have taken a 53 lead in the america's cup on what was a dramatic day off the coast of auckland when they st

officers are on their way to a terraced house in north london. on police force's 10th raid against covid scammers this year alone. operation parasite is aiming to seize evidence before devices can be locked or destroyed. police! police with a warrant! a red box is flung out of a bedroom window — it seems the suspect has something to hide. but it's what the cops will find inside the house that makes them certain they have their man. that's a sim file, so it is essentially one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight mobile phones and it is used by the fraudsters to send messages. specialist equipment housing multiple sim cards is designed to fire out thousands of texts at a time in a type of fraud known as sms fishing, or �*smishing'. officers are now bagging up anything they believe could be evidence — phones, computers and the like. they've also have access to a digital dog that can sniff out this sort of equipment. just like a drug dog, fred has been trained to recognise the smell of materials used to make digital equipment. the search will co

the prince of wales was visiting a vaccination clinic at finsbury park mosque in north london in thefather was confirmed. and had he had a chance to speak to his father? the queen has continued with her official program throughout her husband's stay in hospital, marking commonwealth day as well as coping with the fallout from the u.s. television interview given by the sussexes. >> lets break some news. what did they say? >> in the aftermath, one of megan's friends has been sharing with her viewers with the couple told her at the weekend. >> i did call to see how they were feeling and it is true. has talked to his brother and his father. the conversations were not prodve, but they have started a conversation. >> here, the families focus is firmly on the duke of edinburgh. in fewer than 90 days, it will be his 100th birthday. it will be a matter of reassurance to the family that his four weeks in hospital are now over andis doctors have decided he is well enough to return home. nicklas winchell, bbc news. ross: the former first lady in the u.s., michelle obama, has shared her thoughts,

for the royalfamily, it was welcome news. a vaccination clinic at finsbury park mosque in north londonis father? the queen has continued with her official programme throughout her husband's stay in hospital, marking commonwealth day among other things, as well as coping with the fallout from the us television interview given by the sussexes. gayle, you spoke with the couple over the weekend. let's break some news. what did they say? on that, the aftermath of the sussex interview, one of meghan�*s friends, a us breakfast tv presenter has been sharing with her viewers what the couple told her at the weekend. i did actually call them to see how they were feeling, and it is true that harry has talked to his brother and his father too. the word i was given was that those conversations were not productive, but they are glad that they have at least started the conversation. fanfare. here the family's focus is firmly on the duke of edinburgh. in less than 90 days it will be his 100th birthday, and it will be a matter of reassurance to his family that his four weeks in hospital are now over and

the prince of wales was visiting a vaccination clinic at finsbury park mosque in north london when theas confirmed. very good news. i am thrilled. and had he had a chance to speak to his father? yes, i've spoken to him, several times. the queen has continued with her official programme throughout her husband's stay in hospital, marking commonwealth day among other things, as well as coping with the fallout from the us television interview given by the sussexes. gayle, you spoke with the couple over the weekend. let's break some news. what did they say? on that, the aftermath of the sussex interview, one of meghan�*s friends, a us breakfast tv presenter, has been sharing with her viewers what the couple told her at the weekend. i did actually call them to see how they were feeling, and it's true that harry has talked to his brother and his father too. the word i was given was that those conversations were not productive, but they are glad that they have at least started the conversation. fanfare. here the family's focus is firmly on the duke of edinburgh. in fewer than 90 days it will b

league — a result which takes them above everton and liverpool in the sixth position — while their north londondre lacazette with the equaliser, the gunners boss believing they could have had many more. when any team could collapse and they start to blame each other and have bad body language and concede four orfive or six, we did completely the opposite — we reunited. we started to do what we had to do and we got better and better. and it's a shame because i think, looking at the chances, we should have scored six or seven. in italy, ac milan kept up their chase of rivals inter with a hard—fought 3—2 win away to fiorentina. they're now six points behind their neighbours, having played a game more, whilejuventus' bid for a tenth successive serie a title appears over. cristiano ronaldo was awarded with a shirt to mark his 770 career goals, breaking pele's record. however, despite numerous chances, it was lowly benevento who won the match in turin. juve now ten points behind first—placed inter with 11 matches left to play. to golf now, where mattjones has won the honda classic all the top busines

as one of 6 peers loaves the baker has gone from bread making in her kitchen to start up on a north london high street right in the midst of the u.k.'s worst economic contraction for 300 years you come to us right now because it is a risk full stop there is no choice but to go ahead and and and so you may as well put all the effort and all your money into this and make it flowers so you sort of treat this as a much bigger project than it may have been if it hadn't been. she wasn't impressed with state assistance helping new businesses rise the u.k.'s chancellor to prove he can do better. but next priority this past year hasn't been creating new jobs it's been protecting millions of existing ones. much of the economy and in his 2021 budgets he's announced the government will carry on paying the wages of workers until september they will continue to receive 80 percent of their salary for hours not work until the scheme ends as businesses reopen we will ask them to contribute alongside the taxpayer to the cost of paying their employees. the government has already pumped $390000000000.00 of pa

a walk—out at a north london private school after more than 200 former and current pupils anonymouslyny and even rape. highgate school has set up an external review and it's clear many more educational establishments are going to have to tackle difficult issues. in just three weeks, a website set up to allow people to share their experiences of what's being called a rape culture has received more than 6000 testimonies. "at school, the boys would have days where they would go around slapping or grabbing girl's bums, some would stand under the stairs rating girls as they went by and trying to look up their skirts." "i got drunk at a party and i was assaulted by a close male friend whom i had really trusted. i made it clear i wasn't interested in him and i was crying as he did it." initially flooded with accounts from pupils from leading private schools, the founder of everyone�*s invited told me that's no longer the case. in the past week we've seen a very significant increase and widening of that demographic, in the increase of state schools and universities being mentioned, as well as

minister has defended the government's i% payrise for the nhs, during a visit to a vaccine centre in north londont there has been a public sector pay freeze. we're in pretty tough times. we've tried to give the nhs as much as we possibly can. schools in england are reopening to all pupils tomorrow — borisjohnson describes it as "the first step" in moving closer to normality. on the third day of his historic trip to iraq, pope francis visits a church in the northern town of qaraqosh, which was devastated by islamic state militants. the royal family marks commonwealth dayjust hours before the duke and duchess of sussex's interview with oprah winfrey. now on bbc news, it's time for click. this week, we look at gaming in your gaff, holograms in your home, and dinosaurs in your dining room! hey, welcome to click! hope you're doing ok. i think it's fair to say that each of us have had to work out our own way to manage the last 12 months and let's be honest, i don't think anyone's coming out of this unscathed — i'm certainly not. lara, how are you doing? i'm getting strangely used to this existence, whi

the prince of wales was visiting a vaccination clinic at finsbury park mosque in north london when theer? the queen has continued with her official programme throughout her husband's stay in hospital, marking commonwealth day among other things, as well as coping with the fallout from the us television interview given by the sussexes. gayle, you spoke with the couple over the weekend. let's break some news. what did they say? on that, the aftermath of the sussex interview, one of meghan�*s friends, a us breakfast tv presenter has been sharing with her viewers what the couple told her at the weekend. i did actually call them to see how they were feeling, and it is true that harry has talked to his brother and his father too. the word i was given was that those conversations were not productive, but they are glad that they have at least started the conversation. fanfare. here the family's focus is firmly on the duke of edinburgh. in less than 90 days it will be his 100th birthday, and it will be a matter of reassurance to his family that his four weeks in hospital are now over and that d

two other games to mention — the big one being the north london derby, at the emirates.l. son, kane and bale start for spurs. soa so a strong line—up for the tottenham team at the emirates there. later — manchester united host west ham in the late game. chelsea are hammering bristol city in the women's league cup final. it's 6—0 at the moment — into the closing stages. sam kerr scored a hat—trick — with fran kirby also running the show for emma hayes's side. it's set to be the biggest win in a women's league cup final. lee westwood will go head—to—head with american bryson dechambeau once again this evening — this time at the players championship in florida. westwood will take a two shot lead into the final day, after a bogey—free round yesterday, getting four birdies, including this one at the 17th. dechambeau just edged out westwood at the arnold palmer invitational last week. meanwhile at the qatar masters, how about this for a way to win a tournament? antoine rozner of france was tied for the lead going into the last hole — and holed a 60ft putt to take the title. ab

the day's big match is the north london derby at the emirates at 11:30, while manchester united hostomen's super league. reading women are hosting tottenham women. it's just coming up to half time and the score is 0—0. scotland will play for the first time in a month today — after their third six nations match against france was postponed, due to a coronavirus outbreak in the french camp. they face ireland at 3, with both sides looking for their second win of the tournament. scotland haven't beaten ireland since 2017... but they say they know what to expect this time around. ireland's head coach andy farrell, isn't concerned. they can say whatever they want. it's irrelevant. what i know is we are vital for this game. we it's irrelevant. what i know is we are vitalfor this game. we know it's irrelevant. what i know is we are vital for this game. we know how difficult it is going to be going up to murrayfield but our boys are really brimming for a top performance on sunday afternoon. we know it was not going to be a real physical— know it was not going to be a real physical contest. we

tom symonds, bbc news, north london. has seen large differences across england in the outcomes of those supported. new data shows that in some areas, over 80% of those helped are in longer—term accommodation, whereas in others it is less than 15%. adam eeley reports. this is where i used to live under the 12 months before the pandemic. i used to have a bit of carpet underneath the floor to keep me warm, basically, so the concrete doesn't get through you. i used to have a sleeping bag and a pillow, basically. that was all i had under there. if the pandemic didn't happen i would probably still be living under here now. this is martin, before the pandemic he slept rough under a bridge here in shrewsbury. then a year ago, the government launched a scheme called everyone in designed to ensure all rough sleepers across england would have a place to stay during the pandemic. figures compiled by the bbc show among the top 20 best performing councils, on average 82.5% of those helped by the scheme have been moved into long term a

half time in the north london derby. fourth—placed arsenal are at spurs.city can go top if they beat reading in the late kick off. qualifying for the opening race of the formula one season in bahrain has just finished. and it's max verstappen and red bull on pole position. he snatched the top spot on the grid by almost four tenths of a second from world champion lewis hamilton. it's the first time since 2013 that a mercedes car hasn't been on pole for the opening race of the season. valtteri bottas will start from third. wales have lifted the six nations trophy this afternoon in a special ceremony behind closed doors at their training ground. coach wayne pivac admitted it was disappointing not to be able to share it with the fans. their second title in three years, and sixth in the six nations era, was sealed when france lost to scotland last night. captain alun wynjones — after a nervous night watching from home — couldn't be prouder of his team. just really proud of the attitude on field, but also the discipline of field. because of the situation, to be

not in stroud, not in teddington, in north london. that did not rank at all.sics _ why, tim? it is fantastic and has all the basics covered _ why, tim? it is fantastic and has all the basics covered in - why, tim? it is fantastic and has i all the basics covered in impeccable style. great schools, transport links, but also has a fantastic countryside around it. there are lovely commons you can go to walk the dog and gaze at endless views across the seven estuary into wales. it also has a fantastic independent spirit and you could not mistake it for another town. there is brilliant local food, for another town. there is brilliant localfood, interesting for another town. there is brilliant local food, interesting shops and cafes and the best of all, the thing that brings it together, the farmers market, which isjust under. saturday morning, 50 stalls which bring and attract everyone from the towns and surrounding villages to queue up and enjoy the local atmosphere. queue up and en'oy the local atmosphere.— queue up and en'oy the local atmoshere. ., ., ., ~ atmos

the prince of wales was visiting a vaccination clinic at finsbury park mosque in north london when thehis father was confirmed. very good news. i am thrilled. and had he had a chance to speak to his father? yes, i've spoken to him, several times. the queen has continued with her official programme throughout her husband's day in hospital, marking commonwealth day among other things, as well as coping with the fallout from the us television interview given by the sussexes. gayle, you spoke with the couple over the weekend. let's break some news. what did they say? on that, the aftermath of the sussex interview, one of meghan�*s friends, a us breakfast tv presenter has been sharing with her viewers what the couple told her at the weekend. i did actually call them to see how they were feeling, and it is true that harry has talked to his brother and his father too. the word i was given was that those conversations were not productive, but they are glad that they have at least started the conversation. fanfare. here the family's focus is firmly on the duke of edinburgh. in less than 90 days

a walk—out at a north london private school after more than 200 former and current pupils anonymouslyit is clear many more educational establishments are going to have to tackle difficult issues. in just three weeks, a website set up to allow people to share their experiences of what is being called a rape culture has received more than 6000 testimonies. initially flooded with accounts from pupils from leading private schools, the founder of everyone, invited to me that is no longer the case. we have seen a significant increase and widening of that demographic with state schools and universities being mentioned as well as a wider variety of ages as well, older people, younger people, boys and girls, and i think what this really shows is that this is a universal problem. in recent years the sporting world has been rocked by the stories which emerged of young boys who had been abused by football coaches. the chief come to the bow involved in that operation is now helping i suspect it will probably be the next child sexual abuse scandal that engulfs the nation, as the football associatio

you get the north london report, back to the governor. we often do that in london. tom: we are wasting time to get to our wonderful guest. jonathan: gregory peters. we have been asking this all week. yields touching 161 thursday. have you been a buyer? >> we have been poking around. it is definitely an interesting journey. our view, above 120 five, it gets more interesting. one 50, even more interesting. one 75, very interesting. that is kind of how we are thinking about it from the scale. what happened last thursday was less about the level of yields but more what happened in the market itself. the market really had a whiff of march 2020, where there was a lot of dysfunction, tremendous illiquidity. those are the things we were more attuned to. at the same time, it has created dislocations in the curve. there has been lots of talk about the seven year option and how worrisome that was. the twenty-year part of the treasury curve was also interesting. to me, maybe it is not so much about the overall level, but the dislocations across treasuries themselves. tom: we go

minister has defended the government's1% payrise for the nhs, during a visit to a vaccine centre in north londont forget that there has been a public sector pay freeze. we're in pretty tough times. we've tried to give the nhs as much as we possibly can. schools in england are reopening to all pupils tomorrow — borisjohnson describes it as "the first step" in moving closer to normality. on the third day of his historic trip to iraq pope francis visits a church in the northern town of qaraqosh, which was devastated by islamic state militants the royal family as the royalfamily as marking commonwealth day hours before the interview airs in the united states. rangers win theirfirst scottish premier league title in a decade — after celtic fail to beat dundee united. and — is the uk media obsessed with westminster? we'll be finding out in half an hour, in the media show. the british—iranian woman, nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe, who's been detained in iran forfive years on spying charges, has been released from house arrest. however, she is not free to leave the country, as she has been told to appear in c

the prince of wales was visiting a vaccination clinic at finsbury park mosque in north london when theo his father? the queen has continued with her official programme throughout her husband's stay in hospital, marking commonwealth day among other things, as well as coping with the fallout from the us television interview given by the sussexes. gayle, you spoke with the couple over the weekend. let's break some news. what did they say? on that, the aftermath of the sussex interview, one of meghan's friends, a us breakfast tv presenter has been sharing with her viewers what the couple told her at the weekend. i did actually call them to see how they were feeling, and it is true that harry has talked to his brother and his father too. the word i was given was that those conversations were not productive, but they are glad that they have at least started the conversation. fanfare. here the family's focus is firmly on the duke of edinburgh. in less than 90 days it will be his 100th birthday, and it will be a matter of reassurance to his family that his four weeks in hospital are now over a

a north london derby sees fourth—placed arsenal play tottenham.tain steph houghton, who's got an achilles injury. the formula one season is underway in bahrain. qualifying is about 20 minutes old. lews hamilton has dominated for the last four years but might not have it all his own way in 2021. following on from their pace in testing, max verstappen and red bull have set the pace all through practice, the dutchman nearly three quarters of a second clear of hamilton in the final session. you can listen to qualifying on 5 live sports extra or via the bbc sport website. wales head coach wayne pivac has admitted it's disappointing to be lifting the six nations trophy behind closed doors at ltpm, but says they're thinking about the supporters and rugby family. their second title in three years was sealed when france lost to scotland last night. the ceremony is taking place at the wales training ground. domestically, it's a tight game between first against third in rugby's premiership, with leaders bristol taking taking on harlequins. bristol had the ed

officers on their way to a terraced house in north london.ondon police force's 10th raid against covid scammers this year alone. against covid scammers this yearalone. operation against covid scammers this year alone. operation parasite is aiming to seize evidence before devices can be locked or destroyed. before devices can be locked or destroyed-— before devices can be locked or destroyed.- police! - destroyed. police! police! police with _ destroyed. police! police! police with a _ destroyed. police! police! police with a warrant! - destroyed. police! police! police with a warrant! a i destroyed. police! police! i police with a warrant! a red box is flung _ police with a warrant! a red box is flung out _ police with a warrant! a red box is flung out of - box is flung out of a bedroom window. it seems the suspect has something to hide. but it's what the cops will find inside the house that makes them certain they have their man. that's a simple file so it is essentially 123115678 mobile phones and it is used by the fraudsters to send messag

the day's big match is the north london derby at the emirates at 4:30, while manchester united host westted his division from 1979, until a controversial defeat by sugar ray leonard in 1987. the american won 62 of his 67 professionalfights — 52 of those by knockout. hagler�*s most memorable win was arguably in 1985, when he beat thomas "hitman" hearns in a fight known as the war. lee westwood will go head—to—head with american bryson dechambeau once again this evening — this time at the players championship in florida. westwood will take a two shot lead into the final day, after a bogey—free round yesterday, getting four birdies, including this one at the 17th. dechambeau just edged out westwood at the arnold palmer invitational last week. in an definitely not a two horse race. this is one of the toughest golf courses to front run on as well. you know, it is easy to lose your mind out there and lose perspective and get the situation gets out of and let the situation gets out of control on yourself and people can come from behind you so just to shoot a low round today... came from two und

four more premier league games today, including the north london derby, but before that paul heckingbottomt time after chris wilder's sacking was confirmed. reports had come out as early as friday morning that wilder was to leave the blades after nearly five years in charge. but the premier league's bottom club only confirmed his departure yesterday. lee westwood will go head—to—head with american bryson dechambeau once again this evening — this time at the players�* championship in florida. westwood will take a two—shot lead into the final day after a bogey—free round yesterday, getting four birdies, including this one at the 17th. dechambeau just edged out westwood at the arnold palmer invitational last week. that's all the sport for now. now on bbc news, it's the papers. hello and welcome to our sunday morning look at the papers. with me are sian griffiths, who's education editor at the sunday times, and ben chu, economics editor at the independent. thank you for being with us. tugging through the papers with us. let us show ou through the papers with us. let us show you the _ through t

6 peers loaves the baker has gone from bread making in her kitchen to sourdough start up on a north london high street right in the midst of the u.k.'s worst economic contraction for 300 years you come to school that's right now because it is a risk full stop there is no choice but to go ahead and and do and so you may as well put all the effort in all your money interests and make it flare so you sort of treat this as a much bigger project than it may have been if it hadn't been a pandemic she wasn't impressed with state assistance helping new businesses rise and wants the u.k.'s chancellor to prove he can do better but next priority this past year hasn't been creating new jobs it's been protecting millions of existing ones while covert has locked down much of the economy and in his 2021 budgets he's announced the government will carry on paying the wages of furloughed workers until september they will continue to receive 80 percent of their salary for hours not worked until the scheme ends as businesses reopen we will ask them to contribute alongside the taxpayer to the cost of paying th

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