olly alexander, take it away, olly.ming all the way from sweden. so, what do eurovision fans think of dizzy? i would kind of describe it as like a chart hit, like a radio hit. just a very kind of modern, fresh, current kind of sound. # ooh, aah, just a little bit... last year's eurovision was massive. it brought hundreds of thousands of people to liverpool. but when it came to the uk's entry, mae muller, we weren't able to repeat the success of 2022 and sam ryder. but how do experts rate our chances this year? i think olly is brilliant. i think he's going to be great on the night. fingers crossed he knows how to handle that crowd, handle that pressure. he'll be brilliant. and i feel really buzzed, the fact that we've got a song that we're talking about. so olly alexander's got the backing of uk eurovision fans. now to the harder task of impressing the rest of europe and getting those votes. charlotte gallagher, bbc news. good look to him. now, believe it or not, it's the first day of spring today. but new figures from t

olly, a few raised eyebrows. — standards. olly, a few raised eyebrows, because - standards.yes. it is relevant and important to remember that player coach relationships are not illegal. however, they could breach codes of conduct. they're not a legal as well as minors are not involved. because of conduct among players and managers are a condition of clubs getting wsl licenses and every club has a safeguarding officer in place. all leicester are saying is a decision will be determined and bbc sport has approached kirk for comment. jane dou . all, approached kirk for comment. jane dougall. many _ approached kirk for comment. jane dougall, many thanks indeed. there've been renewed calls for independent regulation after top flyer clubs walked away from a proposed deal earlier in a the fullbore said... it's the climax to this season's six nations championship on saturday. it's in ireland's hands ahead of their match against scotland in dublin, but the scots can still pinch the title with a huge win at the aviva stadium. if ireland lose, then that could let england in ahead of the

the bbc says that olly�*s post was his own views.is under way, with two point six million car journeys expected to be made today — but there have been reports of long queues of motorists waiting to board ferries at dover, and rail travellers are also being urged to check their plans in advance. our transport correspondent katy austin reports. it's the busiest time of the year so far for travel, including forferries. queues built up at the port of dover earlier this morning with drivers reporting two—hour waits. some airports expect to get back to pre—pandemic numbers. manchester airport expects to handle 320,000 passengers over the next few days, and they expect it to be their biggest ever easter getaway. cape verde for my grandma's birthday. grandma sheila? yes. is it a big birthday? it's a very big birthday, i was 80 on tuesday, and we're all going off with the family to cape verde. congratulations. 2018 was the last one. so, you haven't been on holiday since 2018? no. not outside the uk. so... wow, so, looking forward to it? very

olly, good morning.elt i really upset. i wanted to bounce on the trampoline is. because my brother— the trampoline is. because my brother was on the with my brother's friend _ brother was on the with my brother's friend called oliver. and it turns out that — friend called oliver. and it turns out that a — friend called oliver. and it turns out that a guy spoke to mum about me. �* ., , out that a guy spoke to mum about me, �* ., , , , out that a guy spoke to mum about me. ~ ., , , , ., . , me. afterwards he burst into cheers in car ark me. afterwards he burst into cheers in car park and _ me. afterwards he burst into cheers in car park and said, _ me. afterwards he burst into cheers in car park and said, i _ me. afterwards he burst into cheers in car park and said, i need - me. afterwards he burst into cheers in car park and said, i need to - me. afterwards he burst into cheers in car park and said, i need to go . in car park and said, i need to go home and be alone and hurt myself and i think that is the

it's dizzy by me, olly alexander!o fly the flag. my family would have, like, watch along parties. so i remember in the late '90s, there's nothing else in the world like eurovision. it's so unique and i'm just excited to be taking part. olly is already a big name in music. what do people think about his eurovision song? it's brilliant. i would listen to this in the car. i think it's a bit corny. i feel like, compared - to what we listen to a lot, when we are out anyway. you know, it is a very eurovision song. i feel like it could do well, who knows. we have a bad track record. i was waiting for it to kick in the little bit sooner. i what about you ? i think it is a dancy song. it should be played at the clubs. last year's eurovision was massive. it brought hundreds of thousands of people to liverpool. but when it came to the uk's entry, mae muller, we weren't able to repeat the success of 2022 and sam ryder. but how do experts rate our chances this year? it can be a bit overwhelming. olly has loads of experience and we

much more ollie berman _ in the f county 2 championship.e f county 2 championship. much more ollie berman on the _ in the f county 2 championship. much more 0llie berman on the bbc sport website but that is all a sport for now. some developing years now coming into us from the united states, we've been hearing from the leader of the us senate, the democratic politician chuck schumer, who is the highest ranking jewish politician in the united states. he was delivering a speech on the floor of the senate and he made some remarks that we will share with you. he said that the israeli government should hold new elections, suggesting that israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu rest making the united states are like a pariah. he said at this critical juncture, i believe a new election is the only way to allow for a healthy and open decision—making process about the future of israel at a time when so many israelis have lost their confidence in the vision and direction of their government. that is the scene live in the senate, his speech has wra

but in response, olly israel.le he does support a full ceasefire in gaza, boycotting the contest would , he says, not help to would, he says, not help to achieve that goal. the collective reply was signed by artists representing eight participating countries , participating countries, including ireland, norway, portugal and finland . that's the portugal and finland. that's the latest from the newsroom for now. for more. you can sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the code on your screen, or go to gb com slash alerts. to gb news. com slash alerts. now for now though, it's time for headliners .

to olly alexander be if he goes aheadisith hihim?formance? if he goes aheadisith hihim? ismance? to olly alexander be if he goes aheadisith hihim? is hence? to olly alexander be if he goes aheadisith hihim? is he ise? to olly alexander be if he goes aheadisith hihim? is he is he okay. is that him? is he is he dead the queer community? is dead to the queer community? is he ? he? >> look, i can't speak for the whole queer community. i'm. i'm just a drag queen. i would just say to think it through very carefully, because the statement that olly put out, i think is frankly, quite insulting , and frankly, quite insulting, and doesn't acknowledge the gravity of the situation . boycotts have of the situation. boycotts have been working all over the world. everyone has seen it with, whether it's mcdonald's or large corporations. this boycott would be quite a statement, and it's not, you know, it's more than just about fun songs and, you know, it's all right. it's people's lives. >> oh, okay. >> oh, okay. >> all right. look. all right. >> all right. l

olly foster is in the bbc sort the sport. olly foster is in the bbc sport centre- _ the sport.s in the bbc sport centre. good _ the sport. olly foster is in the bbc sport centre. good afternoon. - shohei ohtani made his long—awaited debut since signing a record ten—year $700 million contract with the la dodgers as his rbi single helped his side overcome the san diego padres 5—2 in seoul. a crowd of almost 16,000 was on hand to watch 0htani's debut in seoul in major league baseball's first game in south korea. the japanese star registered his first hit at the top of the third and then, with the dodgers 4—2 up at the top of the eighth, drove in his first run as part of a four—run inning to ensure his debut was a successful one. i think the bigger picture is significant because you've got such a generational talent that, you know, is on your ball club in a big market in los angeles. you know, there are a lot more eyeballs on the la dodgers and on major league baseball. we got a lot of good players outside shohei 0htani. the fence came alive at the end, so it was a good ball game a

olly expressed his wish for peace, but said he believes in the unifying power of music.r said: he also said he had been speaking to some of the other eurovision contestants, and they had agreed that by taking part in the contest, they could use their platform "to come together and call for peace". olly has previously called for a ceasefire in gaza and signed a letter in december accusing israel of genocide. one of haiti's most powerful gang leaders has said he's willing to work towards a ceasefire if his group is included in international talks on the country's future. jimmy cherizier, who is known as barbecue, heads up a group of militias who have taken over port—au—prince. while violence has subsided in recent days, he has said it's a temporary halt warned against the planned deployment of a kenyan security force. the bbc�*s north america correspondent nomia iqbal is in haiti, and sent this report. we have seen these buses that regularly come to cap—haitien. people have taken this long, dangerous six journey to make it here in order to get refuge. and, you know, many o

teenager ollie bearman makes history by becoming the youngest briton to start an f1 race.nockout win for anthonyjoshua, he's gunning for fury or usyk. i think they're both credible, i would love to fight them. we'll start with rugby union, because ireland, the reigning champions, are looking to clinch the six nations championship with a game to spare, they'll do that with a win over england at twickenham, it's been tight, but with a few minutes to go they lead. we'll bring the result and show you some of that game when it's over. the partry won't be over in rome for some time — italy, the perennial wooden—spoon winners, are celebrating a huge win, they beat title chasing scotland 31—29 in rome, their first win at home in 11 years. scotland 31—29 in rome, they have already drawn against france this year and victory over the scots lifts them to fourth in the table. hugh ferris reports. for all the noise, for all the improvements, around both italy and scotland in this year's six nations, would either have much to shout about, its conclusion? victory in rome would have kept a

ollie watkins scored the first goal for villa, but later came off injured, which will be a worry forriker was picked for the england squad earlier. second half goals from leon bailey, john duran and moussa diaby sealed villa's progress to the last eight. so watkins is supposed to be a part of gareth southgate�*s england squad for friendlies with belgium and brazil later this month. brentford striker ivan toney is back for the first time since his eight—month ban for breaching fa betting rules. there are also first time call ups for newcastle forward anthony gordon. the 23—year—old has scored ten goals in all competitions this season for his club, and for 21—year—old defender jarrad branthwaite who's impressed for everton this season. we watched him as a back—up in the under 21 finals last year and if you said to me he would play as consistently well at premier league level as he has, i would have questioned that last summer. so he is in on merit and really keen to work with him and find out more about him. the final weekend of the six nations is almost upon us, with a super saturday

enter renee olly alexander . i enter renee olly alexander. i think it's.nyway, this is his song. dizzy is it doing it for you? is it making you dizzy? mark dolan it is. >> i think it's a good tune, actually. he did a duet with elton john. it's a sin, at the brits, and he's a real talent, i have to say. >> we've been playing this on the half hour throughout the show, and i'm bopping now. show, and i'm bopping along now. it's very catchy. first though show, and i'm bopping along now. it's news:atchy. first though show, and i'm bopping along now. it's news headlinesirst though show, and i'm bopping along now. it's news headlinesirst tisan h the news headlines with san francisco . francisco. >> beth, thank you very much . >> beth, thank you very much. good morning from the gb newsroom . it's just good morning from the gb newsroom . it'sjust coming up good morning from the gb newsroom . it's just coming up to newsroom. it's just coming up to 1135. and i just want to start by bringing you some breaking news that we've heard in the last half hour or so that a man

and how has olly alexander responded?artedly supports action to demand an immediate and permanent ceasefire in gaza as well as the release of all the hostages. he said he has deliberated on what to do and his current belief is pulling out would not help, he has talked to his fellow contestants and they agree that by taking part they can use their platform to try and call for peace. in terms of the reaction on social media, some fans have expressed sympathy for all the alexander saying that he is in attack position. others have been disappointed and called on him go further. the european broadcasting union said they firmly believe the eurovision song because test is a platform that should transcend politics and wring people together. the bbc says his post was, his own views, he is not speaking for the bbc. they do not breach bbc guidelines. actorjohn boyega has spoken publicly for the first time about the impact of childhood friend damilola taylor's killing calling it "life—changing." he's told the bbc the recent death of

olly alexander, take it away, olly. thank you, carol. hello, viewers.otes. let's talk to someone who knows his stuff, fair to say? i let's talk to someone who knows his stuff, fair to say?— we're joined now by sean bookless, president of the uk's biggest eurovision fan club. which is called what? ogee. the world's biggest _ which is called what? ogee. the world's biggest fan _ which is called what? ogee. the world's biggest fan clough - which is called what? ogee. the world's biggest fan clough of- world's biggest fan clough of eurovision.— world's biggest fan clough of eurovision. ., ., , , , world's biggest fan clough of eurovision. ., , , ., world's biggest fan clough of eurovision. ., ., , , , ., eurovision. how many members do you have? we had — eurovision. how many members do you have? we had about _ eurovision. how many members do you have? we had about 7000 _ eurovision. how many members do you have? we had about 7000 at _ eurovision. how many members do you have? we had about 7000 at the - eurovision. how many members do you have? we had about

olly, if we could talk about another player — 27—year—old rodri.socks, some have lucky boxer shorts, manchester city have a lucky spaniard. it's been 59 games of 395 days since rodri lost a match in the blue of manchester city. he plays, they win. this is professional football and anything could happen. pep guardiola hasn't been this successful by being complacent, and he knows that no game is ever won in the first leg. we won in leipzig after 20 minutes, two mistakes. when we concede another— two mistakes. when we concede another goal, we are second in the table. the draw should have been_ second in the table. the draw should have been roderigo my not copenhagen. have been roderigo my not cepenhagen-_ have been roderigo my not copenhagen. have been roderigo my not coenhauen. ~ ., ., , copenhagen. whatever team he feels he's t in: copenhagen. whatever team he feels he's trying to — copenhagen. whatever team he feels he's trying to keep — copenhagen. whatever team he feels he's trying to keep those _ copenhagen. whatever team he feels he's trying to

funnily enough, we're in pimlico with ollie the shopkeeper, pimlico with ollie the shopkeeper , ollieen shopkeeper, ollie. there's been a massive increase in shoplifting over the past 18 months. how does it affect your business on a daily basis on what you're doing to combat it.7 >> well, basically we obviously the it's rising every year , but the it's rising every year, but we try to look out for it and i'd have a heavy, likewise a few more extra staffs which is costing us as well as well as the losses we take on. with. >> what sort of support do you get from the local police when you report shoplifting? >> barely minimal, minimal. >> barely minimal, minimal. >> they actually come out and see you when we press out. >> they're dangerous. alarm okay, okay. >> i'm totally you say it >> i'm totally would you say it happens every day. shoplift it once a week. >> i won't say maybe twice a week. yeah. >> and what sort of financial implications does that have on your business. >> well obviously stop loss one. and secondly , customers, they're and secondly, customers, they're trying it on all

ollie, thanks for speaking out and for being with us today. all the best to you. >> thank you.ou. >> martha: thank you. god bless you as well. coming up, president biden readies $300 million in weapons to ukraine while backing off his executive action on the border. that debate next. god. we take this moment just to give you thanks. we thank you for this time to come together as a family, as friends, and as a country. help us, lord, especially this lent, to grow closer to you. amen. join us in prayer this lent. on hallow. stay prayed up. >> woman: why did we choose safelite? we're always working on a project. while loading up our suv, one extra push and... crack! so, we scheduled at safelite.com. we were able to track our technician and knew exactly when he'd arrive. we can keep working! ♪ synth music ♪ >> woman: safelite came to us. >> tech: hi, i'm kendrick. >> woman: replaced our windshield, and installed new wipers to protect our new glass. that's service on our time. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ veteran homeowners need cash but worried you can't get a

olly alexander unveils his song which is this year's uk entry.ome breaking news to renewal, the metropolitan police have said three people have been injured after issue is in south london. officers were chasing a moped when a shotgun was fired from it, two people suffered shotgun pet injuries and work treated in hospital, and a third was injured by the moped. none of the injuries are thought to be life—threatening, detectives are trying to trace the moped and its writers after the incident in the clapham area earlier this afternoon. severe weather has been hitting parts of asia over the last few days — afghanistan, northern pakistan and north western india have been hit by storms and heavy snowfall — temperatures are predicted to drop to minus 16 in kabul on sunday. according to local media, as a result of the recent extreme cold in some provinces of afghanistan, 15 people have died, and nearly 30 others have been injured. here to tell us more is our weather presenter chris fawkes. chris, that part of the world sees extreme weather sometimes, why

let's go to all you crook -- ollie crook in brussels.ikely is it that this will make it by the first? ollie: it is another vehicle to get money to ukraine. how do you get funding for the budget on sustainable footing? this question will be crucial when you have political problems. what would be interesting is getting windfalls. what is interesting is this proposal and we will hear more about it, freedom bonds. the idea is to tap into underlying assets and package it up into future earnings. not just 3 billion. getting that to ukraine now, closer to $50 billion of value. the u.s. wants to seize those assets and get them to ukraine, but that will be difficult. this other freedom bonds might be the way to do it. francine: what progress has been made? >> other key issues, there are stronger issues, violence and desperation in gaza. what will be interesting our discussions about accession of bosnia, ukraine and moldova. opening talks to join the eu, accelerating the process when europe is vying for countries between russia and europe. the las

ollie says of it, isn't there? ollie says this a or question. of it, isn't there? a or question. of it, isn't there? ollie says this all for or question. of it, isn't there? ollie says this all for as or question. of it, isn't there? ollie says this all for as or freedom. of it, isn't there? ollie says this all for as or freedom as i am all for as much freedom as possible . but imagine if possible. but imagine if somebody turns up to stoned somebody turns up to work stoned and causes an incident that huns and causes an incident that hurts or worse, kills somebody who pays your compensation. yeah. series a good point. this right . well, i can safely say right. well, i can safely say this is the closest poll we have ever done here on patrick christys tonight, 47% of you think that marijuana laws should be relaxed or scrapped. 53% of you say it shouldn't. we're in an eu referendum territory here, people. so anyway, thank you for taking part in that. but coming up, feminists for palestine groups have been marching around the world tonight to mark international women's

a man is a man. >> and would you say, ollie >> and what would you say, ollie , to somebody who says,is transphobic? >> well, i'll tell you what, it is transphobic and what makes life hard for actual trans people like india people is people like india willoughby constantly willoughby that are constantly trying to an oppressed trying to be an oppressed minority, constantly victims. trans had great trans people have had great rights this country for many, rights in this country for many, many been many years. they've been accepted society . however, many years. they've been acc

why like you were saying. >> olly alexander . yeah. yeah, >> olly alexander. yeah.e this is not. this is not good music. and these are not good videos? >> well, you know, i like to think we've got taste in music , think we've got taste in music, emma. but i think the problem is there's a new generation of music fans that are coming up and, you know, before you be able to follow an artist in their years and years, their career, years and years, this like the minutes of this is like the 15 minutes of fame generation . so they need to fame generation. so they need to do things, is quite do things, which is quite shocking, which are shocking, things which are going to , capture their to catch, capture their attention. know , and it's attention. you know, and it's just generation isn't it? just that generation isn't it? >> it's those tiny one minute clips and i see universal music group . yeah, pulled their music group. yeah, pulled their music off tiktok . and now the industry off tiktok. and now the industry are saying, what am i going to do? >> i'm the artist. >> i'm

ollie watkins escort for aston villa and i can tell you as well ollie watkins has just gone off injured leading i—o. rory mcilroy has had a great start to the players championship in florida. mcilroy is in a share of the lead after his opening round on seven under par. he hit his tenth birdie of the day at the last hole to join xander schauffele in first place. canada's nick taylor is a shot behind them on six under. the afternoon groupings are all out on the course and you can follow that and all the days sport on the bbc sport website, that is it for me from the moment. a uk government spokesperson has confirmed that a royal air force plane carrying the defence secretary grant shapps had its signaljammed as it flew near the russian territory of kaliningrad this week. this image, released by the ministry of defence, shows mr schapps on the plane during the journey in question. the electronic interference is understood to have happened on wednesday evening. mobile phones could no longer connect to the internet and the aircraft was forced to use alternative methods to determine its locat

but the demands for change and an end to these womic republics rule injure ollie's to land. and john is a german, a rainy and political scientist who has the center for middle east and global order thing tank here in berlin. and told us how it rains. feel about these selections. it's i think it is quite clear even for the resume itself that uh for these elections. there is not much enthusiasm, quite on the country. we can expect the repetition of the last 2 major elections in around, over the last few years for the parliament of the presidency, which already saw a historic, low voter turnout. so this time around, we can also expect the same even probably even lower. because that leaves even redeem legitimacy, it has been for further eroding also in the wake of the national uprisings that you mentioned earlier. so what we actually can expect, in fact, is that there was im gonna proclaim a fake voter turnout without doing much to legitimize them. no, well, i don't believe so because the disillusionment is quite vast and you're wrong. it's quite widespread. there's also no illu

now, olly alexander. he was in a band called.. and he's rejected calls to withdraw from the eurovision song contest, issuing a joint statement signed by eight other contestants. more than 450 artists and organisations are among a group calling themselves queers for palestine. they signed an open letter demanding that the years and years singer pull out of the competition in protest over the inclusion of israel now. in response, olly alexander said that while he supports a full ceasefire in gaza, boycotting the contest would not help achieve that goal . the achieve that goal. the collective reply was signed by artists representing eight participating countries. they include ireland , norway, include ireland, norway, portugal and finland. well joining me now is a woman in the know, the entertainment reporter . stephanie takyi stephanie. always a pleasure. stephanie just how much pressure would have been applied to olly alexander? because if you remember before the contest, he came out with a statement, didn't he? this was before he

they've made one change for the match — mark wood coming in for ollie robinson.. seven weeks on tour, and england find themselves at the summit of the cricketing world. topographically. almost one mile above sea level, the territory of daramsala offers all sorts of different perspectives. some met the spiritual leader of buddhism. we expect the dalai lama remains neutral. india have won the series, whatever happens. but england's captain has perspective on that. i think that's not been successful, 3—1. but i look at it differently with completely different angles. i think we've definitely progressed as a team. although we've not got the results we wanted. but you know, 3—2, sounds better than 3—1 or 4—1. we look to win every game we go out and play. it's not worked out that way in terms of results, but we've got one last push here. it has been a great and long tour. india always is when you play five games. we got one last big push here. a great ground to do with that. lots of barmy army coming in to supporters this week. lots of barmy army coming in to supporter

i'm olly foster. there's an upset in miami as fabian marozsan add another top ten player to the list. even with a player sent off, it's a breeze for england's women as they start the defence of their six nations ttile. women as they start the defence of their six nations tile. and footballer, greg halford opens up about how being identified as autistic shaped his career. hello and welcome along to the programme. where we'll start at the miami open where fabian marozsan ripped up the form book with a stunning 6—1, 6—1victory over sixth seed holger rune to book his place in third round of the tournament. the hungarian, who also beat carlos alcaraz and casper ruud in masters events last year. played some incredible tennis to sweep past rune in a dominant display at the hard rock stadium, winnng in under an hour. ben shelton has kept the home fans happy, moving into the third round after a comfortable staright sets win over spain's martin landaluce. the 21 —year—old did not face a single break point. next

hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm olly foster. the foxes fail again.istol city winner is good news for leeds and ipswich in the championship title race. alonso says he has more to prove in the bundesliga and is staying at bayer leverkusen. lam in i am in the right place and buy leverkusen i want to keep growing with the club, growing with the players and learning from them. rees lightning gets a dream move to the super bowl champions, but will he ever get to play for the chiefs? also coming up on sportsday... from london to new york fashion weeks, it's paris next forjack aires, where he hopes to fulfil his paralympic dream. good evening. the international break is officially over, the premier league returns tomorrow, but there's a full fixture list across the football league today. the championship could not be tighter at the top or bottom, and leicester city who were looking to move to the top of the table, could actually drop out of the automatic promotion spots after losing 1—0 at bristol city. joe lynskey reports. springtime in the second tier wher

olly alexander he is the uk entry this year.pip tomson and michael portillo. we're going through what is making the news today . and so making the news today. and so many of the papers are full of tributes to dave meyers, one half of the hairy bikers, who's died at the age of 66. >> yeah, i mean, i only have the simplest thing to say, really. you know, i saw him as a broadcaster, a fellow broadcaster. i just was immensely admiring of him. such a nice man, such an affable presence on the television screen . and you know what screen. and you know what a marvellous connotation it was to have a programme that was both cooking and biking. it was a formidable combination . formidable combination. >> and his background was in makeup . i was >> and his background was in makeup. i was reading in prosthetics and he was brilliant at it . at it. >> lovely face. >> lovely face. >> absolutely, absolutely top, top man. our condolences to his widow , liliana, and of course, widow, liliana, and of course, his family. rest of his family and frien

xabi's return to liverpool and bayern munich ollie heinz, the honorary president of the bayern munichb, announced that xabi alonso is the successful head coach of bayer leverkusen. not only is he not satisfied with the separation from his club, but he is also going to sign an extension with this club. on the way to al-hilal, the turkish newspaper sportam announced the agreement of the saudi al-hilal club with edin dziko, the basnai striker of the fenerbahce team . al-hilal is said to have paid more than we offered mohammad sattari 11 million dollars, which is 3 times his contract for this season radio news agency. we follow the news with another football report, among the teams that always claim the prestigious european leagues this season , there are also teams that shine. they are stunning at the top of the table. this season of european football, like some previous periods , was not without surprising teams. the top of all these teams is leverkusen xabi alonso. a team that ruthlessly eliminates rivals and even defeated bain in both round-robin games. 70 points in 26 weeks and a 10-

the middle we see a huge rail, on which skateboarders often jump using a basic jump, which is called ollieestion about the board, do they differ from each other in some way for women and men? no, that is, i can stand on any board and also, take it from ksenia, come on, will you give me your hand? today this is no big deal, it’s necessary observe all the safety rules, so i’ll hold olya with both hands, so let’s go, let’s go, little by little, little by little, but the most important thing is the concept, i would even say the tricks, it seems to me that there are so many of them here, i’m sure no one has done anything like this , no one, i think, has spoken with the person who also came up with this concept, can you explain the most important thing for viewers who may not yet fully understand why this figital skateboarding is so interesting? skateboarding is it's always about bending the rules, and accordingly, skaters have many tempting places where they would like to ride, where they would like to be. where they would like to do some kind of cool stunt, and this always involves the fact th

the ferrari driver's pulled out with appendicitis — and is replaced by 18 year old british driver olliee reserve driver, will take sainz�*s place for third practice and for the rest of the weekend — including qualifying later. he becomes the youngest ever british f1 he becomes the youngest ever british fi driver and the youngest driver in ferrari's history. the moto gp kicks off this weekend. one man to keep an eye on is the six time champion marc marquez. he is hungry to move second in the all—time champion ship stakes level with valentino rossi come the end of the season. his last title coming backin the season. his last title coming back in 2019. the season. his last title coming back in 2019-— the season. his last title coming back in 2019. , , , ., , back in 2019. during the seven years i won six championships _ back in 2019. during the seven years i won six championships and - back in 2019. during the seven years i won six championships and when i back in 2019. during the seven years i i won six championships and when you are third _ i won six championships and when you are third

i'm olly foster.baller dani alves can be conditionally released from jail on a i million euro bail pending an appeal against his conviction for rape. the ao—year—old has served about a quarter of his ir.5 year sentence. he has been detained since january last year after being charged with raping a woman in a barcelona nightclub in december 2022. he was found guilty of the offence at trial last month. his bail conditions include relinquishing both his brazilian and spanish passports, so he cannot leave the country and an obligation to appear before the court on a weekly basis. the former world tennis number one, caroline wozniacki, says simona halep shouldn't have been given a wild card into the miami open after her doping ban and needs to work her way up from the bottom again. this was halep's first tournament since having a four—year doping ban — that started in october 2022 — reduced to nine months on appeal. that meant that she could play again straightaway. she won the first set of her match again

okay, pasha, give me the video with ollie's camera, just a second. well, what's the matter, pavlik?on’t understand it myself, the signal is not getting through. no video, no sound, so, now we’ll figure it out, we need to figure it out before the operation begins, how many times do we tell you the same thing, sure enough, nothing will happen, there’s only one pensioner there, pavlik, it’s not for you justifies, mikhail ilyich, i noticed something interesting on the video from cameras near gleb’s house, someone is near his car. pavlik, this is a bomb, where is gleb now? at home now? gleb, are you still at home? no, no work. today you do not leave the apartment, at least until the police arrive. yes it happened, your car was mined, oh , just in time, something happened, gleb’s car was targeted, it’s not clear from the video who did it, maybe he did, by the way, we managed to find out something new about him, and why weren’t you following me, unfortunately, no, pavlush nothing is working today, i asked you not to call me that. and i asked you to take your responsibilities responsibly ,

putting the lives of thousands of people at risk to focused on what politicians have elected a safe. ollie's diary is the country's new president. it is the 2nd times a diary from the pakistan on people's policy has won the presidency. he bates, most mood con. i took psi who was backed by mon cons process. okay, that's it for me on a site to stay with. the president biden says one to 2 state solution for palestinians and israelis. what does anybody believe it's doable? what this is real for? i'm gonna say it back to us foreign policy. and what are the long term consequences for the region and the world? a quizzical look at us politics. the bottom line. the fiji as an island power, taurus, flux, which beautiful beach in the water providing an idyllic backdrop for those seeking the path itself. what's the residence of fiji island that water, which for generations has defined that way of life now threatens to destroy it. intensifying and rising oceans have put hundreds of villages at risk. leading many of these people, all skin to close this problem and who will pay to fix it? the the g. hundre

but in response, olly israel.t in response, olly alexander said that while he does support a full ceasefire in gaza, boycotting the contest would , he says, not help to would, he says, not help to achieve that goal. the collective reply was signed by artists representing eight participating countries , participating countries, including ireland, norway, portugal and finland . that's the portugal and finland. that's the latest from the newsroom for now. for more. you can sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the code on your screen, or go to gb com slash alerts. to gb news. com slash alerts. now for now though, it's time for headliners . headliners. public opinion. >> hello and welcome to headliners i'm cressida wetton, taking you through saturday's top stories for the next hour. i'm joined tonight by recently redpilled josh howie and long time male separatist nick dixon . time male separatist nick dixon. how are you both.7 >> good. >> good. >> it's lovely to see you in that chair. >> thanks. i mean, do you feel in

that was my great-aunt, great-aunt ollie bouquet.ris: she had a buggy whip and if people got out of hand, visitors, she would use it. joe: the land has remained in conway's family for 109 years. chris: these are petrified logs. joe: from the queen tree to the giant. chris: by the time i was 9 years old, i started giving tours. so they dug, pick and shovel, into the volcanic ash. so we'll go up to the coffee shop, huh? my sister and i would have a lot of fun here. we would start the stools spinning. i think it needs a little wd-40. you could see my mom's house from here and over the years we've been, i think, very good stewards of this property and preserving it. joe: but there comes a time when the time comes for change. with six owners, conway and his family have decided to put the forest and its adjoining lands up for sale. chris: it's time for someone else to take it over and continue in. joe: to commemorate the discovery, veteran real estate agent eric drew is helping the family sell the property, which, in addition to the 146-ac

my staples, most of the bank and i enjoyed, i didn't even have in fact, it was far off the bank, ollie's collection of motorcycles that inspired the formation lighting the spark of an idea in the minds of co finders various sense i've been inspired fairly young in the motorcycles used to being body was my inspiration. as a young boy walking to the policy called me was about, you'd always see is leap pump in. there's motorcycle spots around the corner and you know, it's something solemn. i go on at all, you but motorcycles that are maybe 67 deals or this was in pristine condition. but maintaining and writing pristine machines requires a specific attitude. it's not for the faint of heart. when these does not have done what i enjoy, and i think it's an exercise in patients, sometimes it's dogs sometimes before shape. and sometimes it's about mothers, davinci and stuff as a visit, that'd be a day by then all sorts of stuff and, and a fuzzy one in the board see about his minutes of things, but punishing it. so. yeah, in that sense it is, it has to be a batch. it is it, it was not inviting tha

and finally, olly tourism.ear , issuing song contest this year, issuing a joint statement signed by eight other contestants . more eight other contestants. more than 450 artists and organisations are among a group calling itself queers for palestine, and they've signed an open letter demanding that the years and years singer pull out of the competition in protest over of israel. over the inclusion of israel. well, in response, olly alexander said that while he does support a full ceasefire in gaza, boycotting the contest would, he says, not help to achieve that goal . the achieve that goal. the collective reply was signed by artists representing eight participating countries, including ireland, norway , including ireland, norway, portugal and finland. those are the headlines more coming up in the headlines more coming up in the next half hour. in the meantime, do sign up to gb news alerts. just scan the code there on your screen or go to gbnews.com/alerts. now though, it's . martin. it's back to. martin. >> now