olly foster, bbc news.l got a big win in to close the gap on chelsea to just a point at the top of the table. they beat aston villa 7—0 at home. viviane miedema miedema scored twice, and it means arsenal are currently a point behind chelsea — but emma hayes�* table—topping side are away at bottom side birmingham city. that match is on under way. birmingham city are holding the champions, 0—0 in that one. manchester city beat west ham 3—0. and lester city and reading drawing 0-0. ronnie o'sullivan leadsjudd trump 5—4 at the world snooker championships in sheffield after the first frame of the evening session. however, the world number one was given a formal warning by referee olivier marteel for a gesture that o'sullivan made in the final frame of the afternoon session, after he had snookered himself.trump went on to win the frame, snookered himself. he looked a bit frustrated. trump went on to win the frame, but also appeared to be annoyed at the interruption in play. they're now into the evening session at

ollie finally succumbed in november 2017.. historically, just 1% of the national cancer research spend has gone into to brain tumors. that's not going to get us closer to a cure. brain tumour research is very clear. we need more investment into this area. from government. we need more campaigning. we need more wonderful fundraisers like those in memory of olly gardner. if we can just save one life, then that would, to me, would be the biggest legacy olly could leave. it's a legacy that continues to provide hope for others. brenda nichols, bbc south today. the windswept yorkshire wolds can often be a tough place for wildlife. and when six kestrel chicks lost their mother there were fears they would not survive. that is until their dad started to behave like their mum! the wildlife expert who's captured this behaviour on camera says he's never seen anything like it. paul murphy reports. it is extremely unusual for a male bird of prey to feed his checks and keep them warm but that is exactly what is being witnessed by robert ful

, they shoot ollie and then he — shoot ollie, they shoot ollie and then he goes to the main street, tot, to the one side of the main street where — the one side of the main street where the people on that street and they take _ where the people on that street and they take him to the hospital. in they take him to the hospital. in the tintes— they take him to the hospital. in the times that ollie was going to the minute street, then the shooting started _ the minute street, then the shooting started again. that is when shireen caught— started again. that is when shireen caught the — started again. that is when shireen caught the bullet. i was behind or next to— caught the bullet. i was behind or next to a — caught the bullet. i was behind or next to a tree. this is why the bullets did _ next to a tree. this is why the bullets did not come to me and did not kitt— bullets did not come to me and did not kill me — bullets did not come to me and did not kill me or hit me. because the treat— not kill me or hit me. because the treat was— not kill me or hit me. because the treat was bigger and

olly foster in paris, _ because so much did last night.s, i wasjust going to foster in paris, i was just going to say for people at home, picking up on the point that there would be an investigation, it looks like the british government is calling for one as well. nigel huddleston the sports minister has tweeted in the last half hour or so, we are very concerned about the upsetting scenes at the stade de france and will be working with the authorities to find out what happened and why. the legendaryjockey lester piggott has died at the age of 86. he rode his first winner at the age ofjust i2 and went on to be crowned champion jockey 11 times. "sadly we can confirm that lester died peacefully in switzerland this morning." andy swiss looks back at his career. lester has it in the bag! when it came to the art of winning, few could match lester piggott. his statistics are staggering — nearly 5,000 victories across a career spanning almost half a century. he rode his first winner back in 1948 at the age ofjust i2. it was a feat that made the he

ollie foster in paris, happened last night. ollie foster in paris. thank— happened last night.g cancellations and severe delays at airports, train stations and ferry terminals at the start of the half—term break. easyjet and tui have cancelled dozens of flights, while long queues have also been seen at london's st pancras station. joining us now is paul charles, travel expert and ceo at the pc agency. he's also the former director of virgin atlantic & eurostar. it was obviously busy at eurostar yesterday, that is hardly surprising. families going off to disneyland paris and football fans trying to get to the match but putting that aside, because eurostar has a lot of trains and it has staff and there is no suggestion there was and there is no suggestion there was an issue about that but there is an issue in the airline industry. what issue in the airline industry. what is going on, do you think? fundamentally, eurostar saw a really busy day yesterday and will see another very packed day to day. it's good people are coming back and demand is there but the airports and airlines a

olly, thank you. moving away from the champions league now.inal was held today at the tottenham hotspur stadium for the first time. and it looked like huddersfield giants were going to win it for the first time since 1953, only for wigan warriors to snatch victory at the end. adam wild watched the drama unfold and heartbreak for huddersfield at the end. for one had in 25 years this has been rugby league's grandest moment. pressure, plenty, but the giants but their "measure. this two for game's opening try. it is the first to score. ahead - this two for game's opening try. it is the first to score. ahead until. is the first to score. ahead until half time. _ is the first to score. ahead until half time, space _ is the first to score. ahead until half time, space weather - is the first to score. ahead until half time, space weather had i is the first to score. ahead until. half time, space weather had been space before. wigan hitting back at speed, j space before. wigan hitting back at speed,j field lighting up this final. speed,j field lighting

olly foster reports. it is the match that divides the city and defined seasons.day meeting, it was celtic that led to the old firm fire. the opening goal was made. the japanese winger with the cross anticipated brilliantly midway through the first—half. celtic park erupted as the portuguese put them on their way. he then put it on a plate foot of the perfect pass not matched by the header. rangers, this was the last chance to trip celtic up or at break their stride as they close in on the title. this player silenced the home support with an equaliser. beaten by the post but was equal to the effort moments later. as the champions pushed for a winner there are great rivals were rattled. there are very few smiles at full—time. rangers needed more than a point to reignite their title hopes but, for celtic, that party is surely delayed. in the women's super league, arsenal got a big win in to close the gap on chelsea to just a point at the top of the table. they beat aston villa 7—0 at home. viviane miedema scored twice, and it means arsenal are currently a point behi

olly, thank you.spur stadium for the first time. and it looked like huddersfield giants were going to win it for the first time since 1953 — only for wigan warriors to snatch victory at the end. adam wild watched the drama unfold and heartbreak for huddersfield at the end. heartbreakfor heartbreak for huddersfield, absolute delight for the wigan warriors. it was a challenge cup finalfrom warriors. it was a challenge cup final from the warriors. it was a challenge cup finalfrom the ages, warriors. it was a challenge cup final from the ages, you warriors. it was a challenge cup finalfrom the ages, you can probably see the victorious wigan warriors players on the pitch, they have had a shabby, got changed, having the celebrations with a trophy, a final team talk from the coach. what a day it has been for them. they probably didn't have the best ever in the first half, not their usual fluent itself, went into their usual fluent itself, went into the break behind when huddersfield's jermaine mcgilvray scor

you also have lydia west for best actress, ollie alexander for best actress, ollie alexander for beste emotional movement involving callum scott howell i5 best actor, the emotional movement involving callum scott howell is up from the sea moment and that is essentially the public awards where the public could vote and he is against rose elli5 from strictly end ant on deck but i think that could have a chance of winning that award too so this is the thing, that this show was on 15 months ago and many people asking me why are we talking about a show that has been on for such a while but that is because the bafta tv awards celebrate this tv from 2021 in the middle of 2022 but this is a show i think willjust stand the test of time regardless of whether i win as they awards tonight but i reckon it will do.— but i reckon it will do. notable fact is of the _ but i reckon it will do. notable fact is of the nominees - but i reckon it will do. notable fact is of the nominees are - but i reckon it will do. notablei fact is of the nominees are not but i reckon it will do. notable i fact is of the

that was olly foster in paris. that may bring you some breaking news coming out of turkey.recep tayyip erdogan, the turkish leader who has objected to finland and sweden joining turkish leader who has objected to finland and swedenjoining nato, he has been holding talks with the two countries but has come out and said that turkey cannot say yes to, quote, terrorism supporting countries entering nato, so for now it looks like that puts a spanner in the works. other leaders will try to persuade him to drop his objections by the time of the nato summit in madrid at the end ofjune. russia's ambassador to the uk has told the bbc that moscow won't use nuclear weapons in the war in ukraine. andrei kelin said using such weapons would be against russian military rules. asked about alleged war crimes in ukrainian towns such as bucha, mr kelin said the evidence was all "fabrication". our diplomatic correspondent caroline hawley reports. an exercise involving nuclear weapons carried out by russia just before it invaded ukraine — an apparent warning to the west. russia has the world's b

well let's cross live to olly foster, in madrid for us.ll want goals and excitement, but how do we think manchester city and pep guaridiola will approach this? i will be a new trial, sarah, more of the same yes, please, when you got two of the world's great attacking forces in the game, when they collide, that is what you've got at the eddie had stadium last week. it was incredible, you are right, it is one of the classic champions league games, but only the first leg, so what will we get here? peppa guardiola says he wants city to be the best version of themselves. if they are back, then we are going to get the manchester city that exhilarate and mesmerize as, the blink and you miss it passes and falls, the way all of those attacking forces just meld together and are in sync. what do we have three on the dread as well? just over the weekends, they cantered to their 35th league title, so the pressure is off for them. they are in such a heavy mood. there be madrid fans around me here, their great talisman, looked at my dredge sat in the bui

olly foster, bbc news.goal in the 1986 world cup has already reached its auction reserve price of £4 million. it belongs to former england player steve hodge who swapped shirts with the argentinian legend after the match. for the last two decades it's been on display at the national football museum in manchester. sotheby�*s are selling the shirt in an online auction. if you're in the market for that, that is! time for a look at the weather. here's susan powell.

our sports correspondent olly foster reports from madrid.tjust slip away, but was ripped from their grasp. real madrid with a come back to rival any in the history of this competition. it's tough for us, we cannot deny it. we were so close to the champions league final, yet unfortunately we could not, you could not finish when we are close. city only needed a draw in madrid when riyad mahrez lashed in aat goal with 20 minutes left to play — that would surely see them through. jack grealish was so close to another — not to worry, time was almost up. there's always time. in the final minute, the real substitute rodrygo gave them hope. a minute later, bedlam in the bernabeu. the brazilian again. extra time then, and a penalty, karim benzema fouled by dias. the frenchman was the coolest of the 60,000 who would party long into the madrid night. but what of city? pep guardiola must make sure this crushing defeat doesn't derail their premier league defence. guillem balague's followed his fellow spaniard's carreerfrom the start, and spoke to him las

i'm olly foster live at the macro where kick—off has been delayed by 15 minutes.y they say it is because the late arrival of fans, although there has been some fan trouble at some of the turnstiles. people travelling abroad are facing disruption at airports, stations and on the roads — as the half—term getaway begins. dramatic pictures from torquay marina — where an 85—foot superyacht has sunk after a majorfire on board. us presidentjoe biden confirms he will visit uvalde tomorrow — to meet with the families of the 19 children and two teachers killed by a teenage gunman in texas. more conservative mps publicly declare they have no confidence in the prime minister — after sue gray's report into lockdown parties in downing street. good evening. thousands of liverpool fans are in paris, for tonight's champions league final, which is due to get under way. but it's been delayed due to what uefa says is a security issue. liverpool will take on real madrid for what they hope will become their 7th european cup victory. they've already won the fa cup and league cup this se

joining me now from paris is our sports correspondent, olly foster.l almost seven hours to go. we have beaten the rush but there is still a gaggle of fans, mostly real madrid fans, in this area of paris to the north of the city. that is the million dollar question. who was going to win this? real madrid, it is written in their dna, the european cup, the champions league, but liverpool have a very rich history as well. the stadium itself, it was moved from saint petersburg for obvious reasons a couple of months ago. it has been a very lucky stadium for spanish teams. in 2000, real madrid beat valencia here, into to 2006 barcelona beat arsenal side has been lucky as for spanish teams. i caught up lucky as for spanish teams. i caught up with robbie fowler, won a liverpool plasma graders goal—scorers. he had a great run on the side and won many trophies with them and i spoke to him this morning and i said, how do you pick a winner here? and he said he can become very easily indeed. i here? and he said he can become very easily indeed-— easily indeed. i th

tom: interesting talk behind european whether you will do a walk and talk with olli rehn.e hope you have a great conversation, maria. the european commission are not overly concerned about recession or stagflation in the euro zone. coming up, china has ordered more government agencies to replace foreign brand computers with domestic ones. we will have more on that story later in the show. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: welcome back to the open. 24 minutes into european trading day. some of these stocks and bonds are falling on the inflation concerns but nothing like we saw in the u.s. where you had lost 3% for some of the indices. the u.s. 10 year past on a two year high. let's get straight to the bloomberg business flash with laura wright. laura: ing has reported first-quarter profit that missed analysts estimates after the bank had lost more than expected after covering the cost of loans going to russia. they have 834 million euros related to its russia exposure. the u.s. federal trade commission is said to be reviewing elon musk's takeover of twitter, setting up a deadl

good evening from paris, i'm olly foster, here's what's coming up on sportsday tonight.is is turning red, with or without tickets, 10's of thousands of liverpool fans are arriving in the city for tomorrows champions league final against real madrid it's not the quadruple that they craved, but if they can they be kings of europe once again, it will be cup treble liverpool have trained at the stade de france in the last hour, we'll have the latest team news for you and hearfrom the manager again, it's all measured by the colour of the metal you get after the game. history will tell us and these things. i'm sarah mulkerrins at the bbc sport centre — also coming up on the programme the french open with a rolled number one and defending champion is into the last 16. and will be in north london at of the rugby league challenge cup final between the warriors and huddersfield giants. good evening, what an incredible season it's been for liverpool, and what a way to finish it here in paris with a tenth appearance in a european cup final. it will their 63rd match of the season. th

. >> wait, you're calling the patriarch an ollie ioligarch. >> he sees the russian church spreading thesage of the defender of kmorgsal even exceed that. the main motivation chower. before the war ukraine had many orthodox churches loyal to moscow. now they have broken away in protest, something that's not so easy to do in russia. still, this priest from a parish outside moscow said he felt compelled to speak out. the responsibilitiesbility of what is happening lays on all of us. when he talked about this, he was questioned by russian police, fined and warned of a criminal proceeding. >> you're seeing people in rush shot got a process for t. they doubt,t' ppening.but >>she ch. differs, the region's religious map was changing. >> that was seth doane reporting. closer to home inflation which has been running in a 40 year who i, shipping costs are down nearly 30% and the cost of used cars are falling quickly. that's good news for those trying to get by on a fixed income including thousands more forced back into the workforce. >> i decided i better put on eyebrows. >> she unretired and got

let's speak to olly now who's outside the stade de france in saint—denis. ..ll be worth watching on the television. it it will still be worth watching on the television.— the television. it should be something _ the television. it should be something very _ the television. it should be something very special - the television. it should be j something very special and the television. it should be - something very special and you can listen to it on the radio, five live, we are one bbc, that will be fantastic commentary from john murray on the team, chris sutton and alan shearer, i have done my plug for my radio colleagues, it is really picking up at the gates open in about a0 minutes' time. we are still about, a fairfew in about a0 minutes' time. we are still about, a fair few hours away from kick—off, at eight o'clock your time, nine o'clock here, a lot of real madrid fans now who have been soaking up the atmosphere for a few hours and more liverpool fans who have been packing the bistros and boulevards of central manchester, piling out of the matter now for s

olly foster, bbc news, villarreal.ll remember, they lost out to another british side, chelsea, in the final. it would change the perspective on our side. it would change the perspective on ourside. i don't it would change the perspective on our side. i don't think... obviously as a player you want to win the trophies, and you want to win this one, but i think the fact we have been fighting for its numerous years and been to the latter stages means that we have been doing really well. obviously it is a cup competition, and the quality is very high, and it is difficult to win it. for seven years, we did really well, but obviously didn't win it. i think winning it would just change that little narrative. after two seasons away, bournemouth are back in the big time, promoted to the premier league. kieffer moore, their striker who recovered from a broken foot just in time to help their promotoin push, with the goal that sealed it against nottingham forest. he gets to play in the premier league for the first time, a really s

ollie home free." >> jimmy: i want to ask about -- i know you have so many things going on, but oneweren't allowed to be with people over 60. >> jimmy: that's correct >> so she would phone me, and would do prank calls and we would spend hours -- and we would do challenges and i would call my friends. and my wife came in and said, "why are you doing this? and i go, "just because it's fun. and she said,"record it. so that became my podcast. "howie mandel does stuff," and it's with my daughter. [ audience aws ] >> aww [ laughter ] this week, you know, bill burr, jim jeffries -- everybody comes by and does it and it's just -- will you do it >> jimmy: of course, i'll do it yeah, i would love to. i'd do anything for howie mandel >> really? >> jimmy: yes. [ cheers and applause >> that is so great. >> jimmy: let's go get a tattoo after the show and we'll talk about it >> i will gladly stick and poke you. >> jimmy: oh, thank you. >> if you're just tuning in, that doesn't sound right >> jimmy: yeah but we were talking about it earlier let's talk about "america's got talent" first. that's may

damn, why is the story of plumber ollie a month ago, he said goodbye to his family and said he went forht to lvov, but there they volunteered to fight, they said he didn’t know how, and he didn’t like hitler, they sent him home by bus. not at your own expense. they changed their minds about fighting for ukraine and the czech republic in just a month, the number of people wishing to join ranks protruding decreased a by 30%. but the whole was frightened, but most of all. those who saw the notes of nazism in the kiev regime heated debates about ukraine flared up in italy where artists tried to protect russian culture. well, the contants of rousseau are very emotional, if a singer or director is not allowed to go to italy just because he is from russia or does not allow a russian athlete, then this is a form of fascism. from the west, this is unacceptable, these are people who have dignity and love for art. they must be protected at all times. end. in order to annoy moscow in the western media, they are discussing a plan to seize russian gold and foreign exchange quarries, however, experts.

go to see our martin gorillas in for rhonda gilmore, doug ollie got senior there. there's just a dream of the young congolese, the dream of a youth that just wants to live and have a right to be like wrong. thank spend, come and do for showing us around and for highlighting that challenges on dreams of many that's all. remind ourselves that live and in peace across the continent should not just be a dream at to reality. as always, we love to hear from you, so don't forget to connect to what us on facebook, youtube, and instagram. that's how we wrap up this addition of the show. we will play you out with a song from ben come moon to. i told a more place see, i have eddie micah, julia, thanks for your time. bye. for now with miss you may be performed so he may, buffy, we can pull the seat. ah, do he told me it was ah 30 ah! with who was making the headlines and what's behind them. dw news africa, the show that was the issue shaping the continent. life is slowly getting back to normal year where on the streets to give you in the report on the inside of our cars, funds

one little spins grinds along the curve and ollie's eye for food stamps. 35 year old david loses, must not escape water tricks on his wheelchair. move is a challenge. sometimes painful, but always exciting. lot lot of who, when you do something, you've tried a 1000 times before and you finally make it, it's such a mego relief, ego relief. for me. one example is the hand plant and it's the market. always some trick. i've been trying for years give up until i get it down half way and then finally pull it off perfectly. and that's what i did that one day of fun. luckily there's a video of it. and it was indescribable, because at 1st i didn't even realize it. i just rolled away and thought to myself a big result. what was that? but what was that? and i talked to my helmet in the air, it was such a mega joy. it's hard to put it in, we're an established lab. lucy scape, when he's with a lifestyle and to schools. and he encourages others to give it a try, offering workshops and to is to out the towns such as he and billy at the local hot spots. the skateboard is struck this stuff where i can

the shooting continued for more than 3 minutes on the teams that hurt their ollie was injured. he was able to cross the street and get to a point of safety on the shoes and continued. i took refuge on the staircase and the cement factory on the shooting continued. the shooting was targeting south of the last person, but this microsoft was taking refuge under a tree or colleague sharper. and i show the shooting towards her continued while she was standing under the tree. and we could not provide 1st day to shirley in the youth came to us. the ones that are in the street who are trying to pull cheering out were also shot up whenever anyone move forward. they were shot. well, joining us now as a sub la cream, he's a member of the pillow central council. festal, your reaction to these tragic events? ah, it is clear that this is a free meditation, crying clear assassination, which was a perpetrator by the soldiers of the israeli occupation army. in order to silence the voice of for truth, that is trying to portray the in a situation of occupation and subjugation that these ladies ar

olly foster is in spain for us.erpool have the advantage from the first leg, how confident will they be against one of the smallest sides in europe. gavin they will be confident, but not complacent. last week at anfield and villareal frustrated liverpool, and villa real frustrated liverpool, yes, and villareal frustrated liverpool, yes, liverpool controlled the game, but it was only the two goals in two second half minutes that saw them go through. one was an own goal as well, remember. and then a second from mane. but of course liverpool will be confident going through, they had the luxury of resting half they had the luxury of resting half the team over the weekend for the win at newcastle. and jurgen klopp said that was a perfect dress rehearsal, because going away to newcastle is to be a similar kind of environment to coming here to villareal. it is a very tight stadium, only 23,000 fans, but that is half the population of the town, which is about 50 kilometres north of valencia. and they love their football her

alinka wait, you wait olli ali yes, they wait. hello and i look today you are about a father, otherwise everything is a tinochka. by the way, alisa sergeevna about the tinochka, she will no longer walk your dog in the morning. and what happened? did she forgive you? adopted someone else's child. share your such a feminine love, goodbye. yes man, all the best. best wishes. nothing you are hiding. zhenechka searched for you and called, came did not come, what do you need? i think someone lied to us. to be honest, it doesn't matter which one of you is lying. this is your family. here you understand. you don’t feel sorry for your son, look, he’s already grown up as i’ll go and that’s it. you that you were going to leave the child? you know , i so dreamed of my mother, at least with one eye , to see her hair, to hear to hold her hand, you understand? whether i was lying okay, i immediately thought of having an abortion. i won’t let lyonka now let him babysit himself, but whom is this my little tongue should. your grandson was pulling,

my experience is that say the enemy and the p. ollie's gonna do enough in terms of visual and protection of the environment. because if we look at the pub around the protection agency to be fair, they've been trying to plant trees, they're doing their best to recover and reclaim some of the land we are the trees. but the up lansing, the feasible growing, the please. the uplands yellow even looking up like trees for me, most of the entity is that she shows up a money and a half years of the environment. the i just may leave her lip service for the people. if you go to mimic or chief dome, we are one of the biggest a gold mines located in commer disputes. the apple you said the water sources that is the at the community is a software another point in time. the steam that is has been polluted. i see is also the minute operation. fishies another a live in things that are living those streams along, you know, add to places we out as mine, operations are being carried up specifically mimic orchard, them all those things are being destroyed. yeah. so what do they do in terms of preservation of

i will smith's shorts when he played mohammed olly a £2000.- mohammed olly a £2000.med olly a £2000. i would rather have the hover board. whatj rather have the hover board. what about thor's hammett. let’s rather have the hover board. what about thor's hammett.— rather have the hover board. what about thor's hammett. let's see -- hammer. about thor's hammett. let's see -- hammer- let's _ about thor's hammett. let's see -- hammer. let's look. _ about thor's hammett. let's see -- hammer. let's look. a _ about thor's hammett. let's see -- hammer. let's look. a lot _ about thor's hammett. let's see -- hammer. let's look. a lot of - about thor's hammett. let's see -- | hammer. let's look. a lot of money. £18,000. let's have a whip round! that dude who won the 187, they could buy the lot. we are talking a lot about household bills and the cost of food. the cost of living generally going up for everyone. the government has pledged to help by growing the economy but there was criticism that yesterday's queen's speech didn't contain enough specific plans to help people who ar

olly foster, bbc news. the football shirt diego maradona wore during his infamous "hand of god" goal in the 1986 world cup has already reached its auction reserve price of £4 million. it belongs to former england player steve hodge who swapped shirts with the argentinian legend after the match. for the last two decades it's been on display at the national football museum in manchester. sotheby�*s are selling the shirt in an online auction. if you're in the market for that, that is! time for a look at the weather. here's susan powell. this is aberdeen pretty much right now with showers rolling in. many areas have had some cloud and rain this morning but things are going to get livelier this afternoon. we saw this when pushing east across scotland earlier and this line of showers really punching up in the last couple of hours. moving further south this line of showers will continue to move east to this afternoon and as the sun comes out injecting energy into the atmosphere things are going to get lively. acro

with all the sport now, here's olly foster at the bbc sport centre.t under two hours. rangers are facing hearts at hampden park. jane dougall is there for us. jane, rangers looking to lift the trophy for a 34th time, but a lot will depend on how they respond to that crushing defeat in europa league final a few days ago. wednesday night was a huge blow for rangers after playing for a 120 minutes in the searing heat in seville they lost on penalties to eintracht frankfurt and to pick themselves up from that physically and mentally will be a huge challenge and especially to do it in time to play in this final. rangers also narrowly lost out on winning the league to their bitter rivals celtic so they want to finish the season with some silver. hearts will want rangers to have tired and heavy legs for this final but regardless of that, hearts have had a very impressive season on the robbie neilson, they finished third, just after being promoted and they've made it here to the scottish cup final. it has been ten years since hearts won the trophy, 13 years s

olly foster in the _ something very special indeed. 0lly foster in the stad to france in paris, we will is a little bit choppy. because of others people moving around. hopefully it will be steadier when we talk later. more conservative mps have publicly confirmed that they have sent in letters of no confidence in the prime minister following sue gray's critical report of parties and gatherings at downing street during covid lockdowns. one of them — anne marie morris, the mp for newton abbott in devon — has onlyjust had the tory whip restored to her after losing it injanuary. 0ur political correspondent charlotte rose told me more. the reason that she had the whip removed and to expand to people what that means, it is a form of discipline for mps if they don't do what they are totally. to have the whip removed means you are effectively no longer a member of the parliamentary party. she had taken away injanuary because effectively she supported labour in a vote they held calling for a cut to vat on energy bills. the whip was taken away and that meant she was not able to submit a letter of

i'll be speaking with olli henson. this is bloomberg bloomberg ♪ >> it looks like the 10-year has priced in the expected rate hike. >> we have more inflation. >> at some point the economy starts to weaken. the fed will be less hawkish. >> a year from now, the 10-year yields are most likely going to be lower. >> i don't think we're at the peak yet. we have not backed off in the market. you can see any -- have not seen capitulation yet. dani: some of the bloomberg guests answering where will u.s. 10-year yields peak? most think it will end above 3%. joining us in and out of now, the chief investment officer at bank a. we're already there. over the past two trading days some breakneck moves. 10-year plus 3%. 15 basis points. what is your take on this? >> we do think that the u.s. 10-year yield is probably going to go as much as 325 in the coming months. reducing. when we consider the markets for the world such as the chinese bond markets. dani: certainly you have some issues there. when you look abroad especially are ther

our correspondent olly foster is in paris and hejoins me now outside the stadium.hat is it like there? there are thousands _ what is it like there? there are thousands of _ what is it like there? there are thousands of fans _ what is it like there? there are thousands of fans pouring - what is it like there? there are thousands of fans pouring into | what is it like there? there are i thousands of fans pouring into the stadium because we are less than one hour away from kick—off in the 67th european cup final and this has all the makings of an absolute classic. the last few finals in recent years have fallen a little bit flat but when you look at the pedigree of these two great clubs, with 19 european cups between them, well, it really should be a very special night and a special match. which is why so many tens of thousands have descended on the city, those liverpool fans in particular turning paris a very deep shade of red. dan johnson has been with some of those fans today... singing. the french red, white and blue has an added splash of rouge. 115,000 fans will

olly foster, bbc news, madrid.l deficit against german side rb leipzig. west ham will face an equally raucous crowd as they head to eintract frankfurt having lost 2—1 at the london stadium last week. if they can change things in germany, it'll be a first european final for the hammers since 1976. if they can change things in germany, it'll be a first european final for the hammers since 1976. if you get to the semifinal of a european competition, it is huge for anybody. so big for me as well, i want to take the team to the final, i am preparing the team to go to the final, we believe that if we get it right, we can do so. so we have to manage that and the players are in the same place as i am. we know frankfurt are in front and we have a bit to do. and it's also the semifinals of the inaugural europa conference league. leicester city are in the italian capital to face jose mourinho's roma. the tie is level at 1—1 after last weeks game at the king power stadium. this is another chapter in the story. so for us, our m

hello, i'm olly foster, here's what's coming up on sportsday will he be the missing piece.tten one of the worlds top strikers! —— manchester! outside the stadium this will be his new home in manchester city have spent more than £50 million in one of the most exciting strikers in football. in the will liverpool's former captain, be the villain of the piece as they try and stay in the title race also coming up in the programme. more misery as another injury forces are out of the italian open. millions of gamers around the world, what now for the fifa franchise? good evening, we'll get the latest from villa park in a moment, where liverpool are trying to keep themselves in the title race tonight, but let's start with the league leaders manchester city and that big transfer news. barring any issues with personal terms, they have landed one of the world's top strikers. the 2! year old norwegian erling haaland, who has lit up the german bundesliga for the past 2 seasons, willjoin the club at the beginning ofjuly. here's our sport correspondent nesta macgregor. speed, strength, co

emiliano buendia and ollie watkins added to villa's tally. in stoppage time, on what was a disappointing day. we had some good moments in the game. we probably did not make the most of them, and we've been punished for some errors. that happens at this level. but listen, i've just said to the group then, if we were going to take ten points from five games, you would have took that, so it's about us now regrouping, going to have a look at what we could have done better, how can we improve for the next game and get back on the training pitch and go from there. what a first season in the premier league it's been for this man — thomas frank and brentford are up to 12th with a 3—0 win over southampton. pontus jansson with the opener. for southampton it's seven defeats in their last ten games. pa rt part of the is we like to play the next you're always focus on the next game, and it's exactly the same now, very happy for the win, before a lovely performance, want to focus on the next, a masai is possible. —— as high as possible. southampton are eig

sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's olly.side that lost to eintracht frankfurt in the europa league final on wednesday night. a lot of questions about how rangers would respond after that defeat on wednesday. it is goalless at the moment in hampden. there's also a big match at wembley, the first of the play—off finals. league one sunderland or wycombe wanderers will make it into the championship... 20 minutes gone, it's 1—0 to sunderland, elliot embleton with the goal. sunderland were a premier league side five years ago, but had back to back relegations. wycombe only dropped out of the championship last season. the second diamond league atheltics event of the year is underway at the new alexander stadium in birmingham — which will be used at this summers commonwealth games. and one of britain's brightest hopes at those games, dina asher—smith won the women's 100 meters — beating shericka jackson by a hundreth of a second! daryll neeta was third. no elaine thompson—herah, the olympic champion pulled out as a precaution after

olli rehn of findland, suggesting 25 basis points is appropriate in terms of a hike for july. get back to bronstein lacqua who is live in dallas with another important interview for us. francine: good morning, we are now joined by jose galan, the chairman of iberdrola, unimportant -- an important player in electrifying. there is concern with inflation going up, we are trying to be more green, but the transition will be or harder. jose: we are 20 years trying to electrify the economy and how to avoid fossil fuels. and now i think it is a great time. everybody recognizes that is the way. francine: the european commission has a huge ambition for the transition. what do companies need to produce more year renewable energy? jose: they are making a document which i am calling it fifth for self-sufficiency. i think that providing certitude for that one. the first one is already to make easy the permitting process. the second one is too broad hide a stable framework for making that happen. that's -- the third one is to incentivize industries to transform how they are doing things. we

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if you are suffering from the olli pollen, and those high grasses and pollens in the high range.wake up in the morning, you will see the high clouds, and across the inland bay in the morning, and the morning temperatures starting out in the 50s, and lunchtime, and breezy, and you will see san jose in the low 50s and san francisco, and near 80 degrees inland, and notice in the forecast that things will be warming up as you see less of a sea breeze and a stronger potentially north wind at times when we get to thursday and friday, and from here, it is looking like may, and storms are missing us, and to the east of the sierra, and unlike the sea breeze, it is with the temperatures warming up to the hills of napa county or the diablo range, and thursday and friday and needless to say, no rain chances, and clouds at time, and the winds are picking up, and thursday and friday, the skies will clear a little bit as we head to next weekend and friday and saturday the warmest days ahead, and we will start to cool down tomorrow with areas of drizzle near the coast, and we are trending to low

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i'm olly foster. we are alive at the bbc sport centre. here is what is coming up for you...angers finish their season on a high, scottish cup winners for a 34th time. dina shines at the diamond league meeting in birmingham, but she was just one of the british winners today. and leclerc has put himself in the best possible place to win the spanish grand prix — he's on pole in barcelona. good evening. three days after rangers were beaten on penalties in the europa league final, they were taken to extra time again in the scottish cup final, but it was there that they came good, beating hearts 2—0, to lift the trophy for the 34th time in their history. jane dougall reports from hampden park. a last chance for rangers to win a trophy, after missing out on the league and losing out on penalties in the europa league final two days ago. are you guys over the disappointment?— ago. are you guys over the disappointment? ago. are you guys over the disauointment? ., , , disappointment? no, probably i will never aet disappointment? no, probably i will never get over _ disappointment? no,

joining me now from paris is our sports correspondent, olly foster.ould be quite hard, quite unwise to put much money on one side or the other, wouldn't it? don’t or the other, wouldn't it? don't ask, it or the other, wouldn't it? don't ask. it really — or the other, wouldn't it? don't ask, it really is _ or the other, wouldn't it? don't ask, it really is very _ or the other, wouldn't it? don't ask, it really is very close - or the other, wouldn't it? don't ask, it really is very close this | ask, it really is very close this one. real madrid wrapped up their 35th title over one month ago and their manager had the luxury of being able to read some of his key players, some of the best players in the world and we all know about liverpool's season, they were chasing the quadruple until one week ago, just pipped to the premier league title by a single point by manchester city micro and they have gone the distance in every single competition that they had been in and this would be their 63rd match of the season. they are the fa cup winners, the league cup

olly foster is in spain for us.he pitch but there must be real worries. a couple of years ago in the _ real worries. a couple of years ago in the europa league, villareal in tel aviv, — in the europa league, villareal in tel aviv, it — in the europa league, villareal in tel aviv, it was delayed for a bit with— tel aviv, it was delayed for a bit with torrential downpours. it actually _ with torrential downpours. it actually stopped, the weather, and they drained the pitch, it was something of a miracle, but it hasn't — something of a miracle, but it hasn't stopped raining for about three _ hasn't stopped raining for about three or— hasn't stopped raining for about three or four hours. that will be a concern — three or four hours. that will be a concern we — three or four hours. that will be a concern. we are still a long way from _ concern. we are still a long way from kick— concern. we are still a long way from kick off but it shows no sign of breaking. that is your weather update, — of breaking. that is your weathe

olly foster is there for us. very wet and wintry in spain. not the weather we were expecting. question is, can villareal rain on liverpool's parade? i big question is, can villareal rain on liverpool's parade?— big question is, can villareal rain on liverpool's parade? i didn't sign u . on liverpool's parade? i didn't sign u- for this on liverpool's parade? i didn't sign up for this at _ on liverpool's parade? i didn't sign up for this at all! _ on liverpool's parade? i didn't sign up for this at all! it _ on liverpool's parade? i didn't sign up for this at all! it has _ on liverpool's parade? i didn't sign up for this at all! it has not - up for this at all! it has not stopped raining here in villareal for the last seven or eight hours. it has a slightly eased. i've just spoken to somebody from inside the ground, apparently the pitch is holding up pretty well but as a result of the rain, you can probably hear the chanting from both sets of fans, it has been really amicable, they've been mingling, chanting, really good—natured but they have all been sheltering away from the we

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