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that top spot could be secured if saracens slip up against northampton saints.23—10 at the moment. northampton leading 10—9 at half—time. a win for saints would boost their play—off hopes. dragons have gone through the united rugby championship season without a single win at home losing 21—11 to lions. ruan venter scored the second of the south african club's three tries. the welsh region finish the inaugural urc season in 15th, one position above italian side zebre, who prop up the table. in rugby league's superleague, hull kr were beaten 20—8 by catalans dragons. the french side scored three tries to just the one for the robins at craven park. their third came from the club's top try scorer, fouad yaha, as they move up to second in the table. hull kr have lost their last four games and are seventh. elsewhere, hull fc beat wigan 31—22. let's have a quick look at some of the day's headlines: kylian mbappe has agreed a deal in principle to stay at paris st—germain. the french international had been heavily linked with a move to real madrid this summer. britain's

heartbreak for northampton town. and mansfield as well. thank you, as ever, forjoining us. first up, st helens became women's champions cup winners for the seocnd year in a row after coming from behind to beat leeds rhinos. in front of a record crowd of nearly 6000 fans, tries from eboni partington, jodie cunningham and leah burke helped them to an 18—8 win. cunningham's been talking to the bbc�*s tanya arnold. i think it's really good for us to be able to settle down, recompose, i think it's about believing in each other, we trusted each other�*s quality and corrected the best in the second app. when you're doing it in training, it is awful and you don't want to do it when it gets to the back end of games like that, you are really thankful of the hard work you've put in, so i do think her fitness was a positive, but i wouldn't say leeds for love, it was a great performance from both sides. a's properly, today is massive, there is a couple of times we made some silly errors. i was worried because leeds had so much quality and thought it might get is, but it got really loud

mansfield are going to wembley for the league two play—off final, after a 3—1 aggregate win over northamptonthe night. they will face port vale or swindon, who play tomorrow. to cricket now — england have announced their squad to face new zealand in the home three—test series. new captain ben stokes and new coach brendan mccullum will be able to count on some experience, as james anderson and stuart broad are recalled, having both been left out of the series against the west indies in march. yorkshire batter harry brook and durham fast bowler matty potts receive their maiden call—ups. and australia women's coach matthew mott has been named as england's new men's white—ball boss. he led australia's women to two t20 world cups, an odi world cup, and three ashes series victories. what he's done in the women's game with the australian side is very much, actually, you could argue is where the england team are when he took over the australian women. and what he's been able to do with them i don't think should be underestimated, really, and how he's gone about i think has been a serious achievement

and saracens beat northampton saints 112—38 to secure them a home semifinal.ide scored three tries to just the one for the robins. their third came from the club's top try scorer fouad yaha. hull kr have lost their last four games. charles leclerc will be on pole for tomorrow's spanish grand prix. there weren't too many surprises in qualifying, the ferrari driver had been quickest in every practice session in barcelona. the championship leader was about a quarter of a second quicker than red bull's max verstappen. lewis hamilton will start down in sixth — he was again outpaced by his mercedes teammate george russell who was fourth fastest. that's all the sport for now. two people have been taken to hospital after part of a stand collapsed at a trooping the colour event at horse guards parade in central london. in two weeks' time, the queen is due to attend. here's bbc london's shelly phelps. members of the army rushing to the scene in video footage filmed by a member of the public close to where part of a stand reportedly collapsed. a number of people can be s

following it and going to eurovision for more than 20 years, he joins us from a viewing party in northampton - could. good evening. absolutely. i- could. good evening. absolutely. ithink. could. good evening. | absolutely. ithink it's could. good evening. - absolutely. i think it's been a fantastic event. it's very important ukraine took part tonight, and it's important that... i apologise. tonight, and it's important that... iapologise. it tonight, and it's important that... i apologise. it looks like a very— that... i apologise. it looks like a very quiet _ that... i apologise. it looks like a very quiet party! - like a very quiet party! laughter you with in the manikin. on the last person _ you with in the manikin. on the last person standing _ you with in the manikin. on the last person standing here. - you with in the manikin. on the last person standing here. it. last person standing here. it was a magnificent night, a joyous occasion. wonderful to have eurovision —— eurovision back. very much an experiment last year when it came back. ukraine won, not the jury vote, the uk won the jur

mansfield are going to wembley for the league two play—off final, after a 3—1 aggregate win over northamptonence, as james anderson and stuart broad are recalled, having both been left out of the series against the west indies in march. yorkshire batter harry brook and durham fast bowler matty potts receive their maiden call—ups. and australia women's coach matthew mott has been named as england's new men's white—ball boss. he led australia's women to two t20 world cups, an od! world cup, and three ashes series victories. what he's done in the women's game with that australian side is very much, actually, you could argue is where the england team are when he took over the australian women. and what he's been able to do with them i don't think should be underestimated, really, and how he's gone about i think has been a serious achievement. he has made the gap greater between the rest of the pack in the women's game, and i think there's a lot to be said for that. finally, the european taekwondo championships take place in manchester over four days, starting on thursday. around 400 athletes fro

they're around the same area as northampton. the susquehanna river here. amish country. southern pennsylvania. right along the southern border there. lancaster is reporting about 54% of the votes in. so there is still -- i get in summary, laura, what i would tell you as of 10:41 east coast time in pennsylvania, you are really waiting on this part of the state here to clock in and we'll see how much this changes. since we've been talking here, we've reduced the count to .8%. this number says 95% of the vote in. that is the estimated vote in beginning the night based on what we believe through the associated press. that number can change, go higher or lower depending when the votes are tallied. if you get a good turnout as we saw in virginia, remember it went higher and higher and dropped? that's because of turnout. that could be the case in pennsylvania. we'll have to wait and see here. as we stand right now, laura, you're at .8%. remember i said .5? i think i told you .5. >> laura: bill, i'm seeing that right now mccormick is up 8 in allegheny county, which is a signific

oz leading mc cormick but northampton again, there about half the votes so, shannon, what i want to tell you is that this number that you see in the upper right-hand corner, 99%, that is the estimated vote in on this particular election. and based on turnout, if you ge more votes income in, that number can drop down, depending on how many votes might be out there. if you are with us in november, if that was the case the state of virginia and we moved to virginia come, it was heavy turnout in most states and it looked like pennsylvania's doin something very similar tonight on the republican side one more thing i'm showing you, you wonder why is there read. potter county doesn't have a to of people. it ranks 63 out of 67 total population as the last census was 17,457 per soul potter county as of tonight at 11:05:0 outstanding so too much make is this race between mccormick and dr. oz at .2%. >> you know i married into the bream family and they are all over pennsylvania and as recently as today i'm still getting text from them asking m questions about the various candidates pick they felt l

northampton, -- excuse me same day. there is mastriano leading charlotte. getting closer to by letters nick of the was there. you are saying that if you want to call this violates or whatever you want to call exactly the mastriano here. you are seeing that pop up where the same day vote is coming in. so he is barely registering in the mail, but he's getting getting huge numbers in the places that they're counting up the same day. and already, you see him move into the lead, now he's moved in a two and a half point lead statewide. so we may be seeing something very significant begin to happen as same day vote starts to come in pennsylvania. again it's going to be an event, there's going to be other places that report out that mail vote here that could change things. but you are getting a taste of how very different those two things are. again, remember, probably like 90% of all the votes in this primary and that senate republicans are going to be same-day votes. you are speaking of that, let's take a look at where that republican senate primary stands now th

the last of the modest funerals in 1932 were just several hundred guests attended this funeral in northampton, massachusetts. after that, we see where franklin roosevelt died in office in 1945 and there was this that major event, but it was unplanned because no one expected him to die. and that leads us into john f kennedy the next president to die and just very quickly after john f kennedy who also died on planned is when presidents started to do this pre-planning of funerals and and wondering binder that turned into three or that grew over time. so that's when we see the modern the modern-day state funeral that were so familiar with now really start to form after kennedy. really herbert hoovers was the first one that had that pre-planning that had gone into it. yeah, and as you've pointed as we both pointed to the the planned element of it is as geneus said, okay. well, you don't know when when it's going to happen. my gosh with john f kennedy, you really really don't know when it's going to occur. yet a funeral still needs to take place and needs to take place relatively quickly. so nicola

last of the modest funerals in, in 1932, where his several hundred guests attended his funeral in northampton, massachusetts. after that, we see where franklin roosevelt died in office in 1945, and there was this major event but it was unplanned because no one expected him to die. and that leads us into john f. kennedy, the next president to die. and just very quickly, after john f. kennedy, who also died unplanned, is when presidents started to do this pre-planning on funerals. and one ring binder that turned into three, or that grew overtime. so that's when we see the modern, the modern-day state funeral that we are so familiar with now, really started to form after kennedy, really obrador was the first one who had the pre-planning that had gone into it. >> yeah. and as you pointed out, as we both pointed out, the plan element of it, as jean has said, okay, well you don't know when it's going to happen. my gosh, with john f. kennedy, you really, really don't know when it's going to occur. yet if funeral still needs to take place, and needs to take place relatively quickly. so, nicola, if yo

northampton are at home to mansfield.a challenge at the end of a long, hard season and they are certainly doing that. they are 1—0 up certainly doing that. they are 1—0 up at the moment. stephen mclaughlin with the goal. they are 3—1 up on aggregate. to cricket now, england have annouced their squad to face new zealand in the home three test series. new captain ben stokes and new coach brendan mccullom will be able to count on some experience as james anderson and stuart broad are recalled having both been left out of the series against the west indies in march. yorkshire batter harry brook and durham fast bowler matty potts receive their maiden call ups. and australia women�*s coach matthew mott has been named as england�*s new men�*s white—ball boss. he led australia�*s women to two t20 world cups, an odi world cup and three ashes series victories. that�*s all the sport for now. we�*ll have more for you on the bbc news channel later on. a russian soldier has pleaded guilty to killing an unarmed civilian in the first war

host: we will hear from oren josh earnest in northampton massachusetts who has paid off his student loanebt. caller: good morning. how are you today? host: fine, thank you. caller: i am against it. i don't believe taxpayers are people who never went to college should pay off other people's debts. you take out a loan, you pay it. there is no reason these young people cannot be working through college. anyone that says they cannot spare 20 hours a week during college to work i think should look in the mirror. there is plenty of jobs out there. i don't think biden can do it constitutionally. i think it is the same as the rental moratorium. i was an attorney and worked in housing law. i would estimate that probably three quarters of the rental -- that were not paid had nothing to do with covid. people take advantage of these programs to not pay their debt. lastly, i also think that we need to look at these colleges that have spiked their costs up seemly over the years. they have no skin in the game. they just up their prices. they don't have skin in the game when these loans are not paid. th

host: we will hear from oren josh earnest in northampton massachusetts who has paid off his student loan debt. caller: good morning. how are you today? host: fine, thank you. caller: i am against it. i don't believe taxpayers are people who never went to college should pay off other people's debts. you take out a loan, you pay it. there is no reason these young people cannot be working through college. anyone that says they cannot spare 20 hours a week during college to work i think should look in the mirror. there is plenty of jobs out there. i don't think biden can do it constitutionally. i think it is the same as the rental moratorium. i was an attorney and worked in housing law. i would estimate that probably three quarters of the rental -- that were not paid had nothing to do with covid. people take advantage of these programs to not pay their debt. lastly, i also think that we need to look at these colleges that have spiked their costs up seemly over the years. they have no skin in the game. they just up their prices. they don't have skin in the game when these loans are not paid.

about 11% there and you move up to northampton county, the allen town area here, scranton as you keep going up. dave mccormick leading early there. when you pull back out, 67 counties in the state, four of them with results so far, a very long way to go. but clearly evidence we'll bounce around a little bit in this hotly contested senate race. >> i don't want to overanalyze it, john, but the big buckets of republican votes are the ones where mccormick is doing well, those collar counties. numerically i don't think there are a ton of republican votes in the city of philadelphia even if that is the bread basket of voters in the commonwealth of pennsylvania, right? >> without a doubt. without a doubt. so you can come back to the presidential map and it's all blue for biden in this part of the country. but in philadelphia itself, trump was blown out, not a ton of republicans there. and the republicans that are there again are your urban and then close suburban republicans who are revolted against donald trump. in bucks county trump got 47%. there are a lot of traditional republicans in th

verbally abused, the mansfield coach he saw his players apparently shoved in their match against northamptonthe english football league says they will look at it over the summer, merseyside police say they will investigate the incident involving patrick vieria but it is a bit of a difficult situation for english football, to find itself in.— nurseries in england say plans to allow staff to look after more children will not cut costs for parents. the government says it is considering changing the current rules in a bid to help lower the cost of childcare forfamilies, amid the growing cost of living crisis. 0ur education editor branwen jeffreys reports. oh, thank you so much. ashley has four children, including her new baby. it's two—year—old reggie she worries about the most. he has extreme allergic reactions. ashley trusts the nursery to watch him carefully. you just kind of need to have someone else take the lead for a little bit. would you be happy with there being more children per adult? probably not, no. i mean, the severity of reggie, so, a normal child... you know, it's such a massive

at northampton last night also.nd then richarlison make it 2—2 and then dominic calvert—lewin secured the vital three points late on to spark celebrations — guaranteeing everton�*s stay in the premier league for next season. however, crystal palace manager patrick vieira was caught in the pitch invasion. he looked to be taunted by an everton supporter. the frenchman appeared to then kick out at the fan before being ushered away by other supporters. afterwards, he said he had nothing to say. so that result means it's one of burnley or leeds, who'll be relegated on the final day of the season. burnley were held to a i—all draw at aston villa. it all looked rosy when ashley barnes converted a first—half penalty. emi buendia got villa back in the game though and villa pushed for a winner in the second half, burnley keeper nick pope making several saves. burnley move out of the relegation zone, with leeds now occupying that final spot. chelsea have all but secured third place, after a h draw with leicester at stamford br

mansfield are going to wembley for the league two play—off final after a 3—1 aggregate win over northamptonconsider that the rewards potentially on offer having won here last night and it would have meant automatic qualification to next season's champions league and all the money it brings with it. that will be a disappointment, as it will be for the fans, because we know getting through to a major european final doesn't happen that often so a special night for the fans and for those players because in a professional career, playing in a game of this side and magnitude does not happen that often and frankfurt and rangers, not the two sides you would have picked to qualify, so it will all add to the disappointment being felt by a lot of those funds back home in glasgow as well this morning. it’s back home in glasgow as well this mornin._ �*, ., , back home in glasgow as well this morninu. �*, . ., back home in glasgow as well this mornin.. �*, ., ., ., ., ., ., morning. it's always a drama around a enal morning. it's always a drama around a penalty shoot-out. _ morning. it's always a drama a

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