tom williams is at peterborough's weston homes stadium with more.for the winner and a place of the wembley final for the chance to play champions links up on next year. in 0xford lead 1—0 on saturday and it's a slender advantage but it is an advantage in the pressure will be all on peterborough to attack this evening and they also beat 5—0 and the regular season and it reads well for them. and the regular season and it reads well forthem. but and the regular season and it reads well for them. but they did beat 0xford back in december 3—0 and so, i'll give them confidence and they finished above them in the league table but who knows what will happen in these playoffs and these are notoriously difficult to predict and what we do know is the winner will face bolton at wembley in today's time. face bolton at wembley in ten day's time. tom williams there. so bolton await the winners. they're a club who've been pushing for promotion in the third tier all season. it's been 1a years since the club were last a fixture in the top flight, and were last in the

back here in the uk, peterborough and oxford are battling it out in the league one play off semifinal them 2—1 up on aggregate. that's how it remains approaching injury time. the winners will face bolton wanderers for a place in the championship later this month. britain's geraint thomas remains second overall after stage five of the giro di'italia. it ended in a sprint finish in luca in tuscany with frenchman benjamin tomma claiming the first grand tour stage win of his career. it was also the first victory of the year for his cofidis team. thomas finished in the main group alongside overall leader taday pogarcher and remains 46 seconds behind the slovenian. taday pogacar and remains 46 seconds behind the slovenian. now to some astonishing batting in cricket's indian premier league up against lucknow super giants, sunrisers hyderabad reached their target of 166 in less than ten overs, and without losing a wicket after some huge hitting from abi—sheikh sharma and travis head. sunrisers are now third in the table, with lucknow back down in sixth. the top four remember make the play—off

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however, some local authorities, such as cambridgeshire county council and peterborough city council,onstituency, sometimes use inferior material sometimes use inferior material so the works need to be done again in a few months time and that's an issue that applies to many constituencies across the country . so will the prime country. so will the prime minister use his influence to ensure that there are tough quality specifications, so that the repairs can last much longer ? >> 7- >> mr ? >> mr speaker, i am proud 7 >> mr speaker, i am proud that we have announced an additional £8 billion for roads resurfacing over the next decade, money made available through the reallocation of hs2 funding, and that will mean fewer potholes and smoother, safer roads across our country. but i agree with my right hon. friend it is of the utmost importance that these repairs are completed with high quality materials, and i join him in calling on cambridgeshire county council and peterborough council to make sure that they deliver that for his residents. >> nonetheless , thank you, mr >> nonetheless, t

i know from meeting some of the affected community in peterborough, the minister talked about stigma. that they face, and also a lack of trust in public institutions, many of the community faces. this all leaves a very long legacy. with this in mind, how confident is he that this scheme will benefit, or will affect everyone infected and everyone affected will capture everybody, and how confident is he that everyone who should be compensated will come forward? i compensated will come forward? 1 think the honourable gentleman compensated will come forward? i think the honourable gentleman for his question and i am confident that this scheme will work. it will work as quickly as it possibly can. i mentioned the interim payments of £210,000 today do the infected who are alive, but the speed with which we process applications of affected and infected is very much what is on my mind as we have set up this shadow board and i will continue to work with my officials to do everything we can to move the timeline from the right to the left, conscious of how long people have waited. , ., ., waited

redditch, we have added to our counsellor numbers and all corners of england, in places like exeter, peterboroughuntry, in urban areas and rural winning seats from labour and conservatives, greens are a national force, winning seating national governments in all corners of the country and people know if they want positive change, with a hard—working green who will work for their community and their future, they can get that in local elections and general election as well. he stretched — general election as well. he stretched it _ general election as well. he stretched it to the general election but you know full well a good performance in local elections will not translate to mps in westminster seats across the country, will it? we have the excellent foundations now for building our support in parts of the country where we have the best chance of gaining green mps. if you look at place like herefordshire, bristol, east anglia where i am based, the seats in those places we have a big concentration of green councillors where we are now the main opposition to the incumbent and people can see that if

and rich, we've added to our counsellor numbers in all corners of england, places like exeter, peterboroughthat right across the country in urban areas, and rural, winning seats from labour in the conservatives, greens are really a national force winning seats in local government and all corners of the country and people know that if they want change and they want to vote positively through hard—working green who's going to represent their society for a grainy future, they can get that by voting greene and the local elections and when it comes to the general election as well. ., , . ., well. you stretched there to the reneral well. you stretched there to the general election _ well. you stretched there to the general election but _ well. you stretched there to the general election but you... i well. you stretched there to the l general election but you... across the country will it? general election but you. .. across the country will it?— the country will it? we've got the excellent foundations _ the country will it? we've got the excellent foundations for - the country will it? we've got

overwhelmingly voted leave in the brexit referendum swung back to labour, including hartlepool, peterboroughhurrock and had labour won blackpool south in the by—election with an eye—watering 26% swing, normally tory high command quite like middle class swingers, but not today. but it seems that those who voted labour did so without any great enthusiasm. yes, rishi sunakis any great enthusiasm. yes, rishi sunak is beginning to look like a species so extinct. david attenborough will make a documentary about him, but replacing sunak with starmer is like replacing your rubbish boyfriend with someone. even worse, someone with tattoos who rides a motorbike and still lives with his mother . and lives with his mother. and looking behind the headlines. it's not all great news for labour turnout across the board was anemically low. where is the fervour , the excitement about fervour, the excitement about a labour government that we saw in 1997 before the blair landslide and other smaller parties did well, particularly the greens, god help us and the liberal democrats remember them. the other winners w

picking gains in peterborough, another marginal target seat for us.early in the night! it is 3:45 in the mornina! . , ., ., the morning! the transit so far do show that there _ the morning! the transit so far do show that there is _ the morning! the transit so far do show that there is some - the morning! the transit so far do i show that there is some momentum here and i do think after 14 years of failure under the conservatives, people are fed up, they think it's time for change. they've had enough of the chaos, the scandal, the fact they are paying more for everything, paying more in the shops and on their energy bills, can get an nhs appointment, can't get a dentist for love nor money, that is that sense of change, that we were picking up on the doorstep and i do think when the general election comes, people will want to turn the page on the 14 years of decline we have seen under the conservatives.— the conservatives. let's bring --eole a the conservatives. let's bring people a result _ the conservatives. let's bring people a result that _ the con

peterborough had levelled the tie, but this penalty made it one—all on the night and 2—1 overall.leaders finished alongside the overall leader. and finally ipswich town's promotion parade may have been on monday, but the celebrations have reached a new high. you may remember, we showed you ed sheeran, calling the team from miami, to ask if they wanted to go out when he returned this week. well, of course they said yes and here they are, together, celebrating their promotion to the premier league. sheeran is a massive fan and sponsors the club, and is in his element here, playing his guitar and singing with the players. teaching them a new song which coast —— toast the manager ciaran mckenna. it won't be one of his biggest hits. it won't be one of his biggest hits. it really won't. but it won't be one of his biggest hits. it really won't.— it really won't. but it's one for the players — it really won't. but it's one for the players and _ it really won't. but it's one for the players and the _ it really won't. but it's one for the players and the fans - it really won't. but it's one

this happened in the town of peterborough, new hampshire one criminals stole 2.3 million dollars and converted it to cryptocurrency. following this cyberattack i pressed your predecessor on how the irs can help combat this kind of cybercrime. he sent me a letter recommending stronger know your customer requirements for cryptocurrency exchanges. in your view, how could strengthening these requirements help or cover stolen funds after a cyberattack? mr. werfel: i agree that there is a chain of events that occurs, and people along that chain event -- chain of events need to know what is going on. outside of crypto, for example, suspicious activity reports by financial institutions or brokers are critical for law enforcement to understand where these activities are. that is not mature yet with crypto brokerages. i agree that is the place to focus. sen. hassan: thank you. last year i led a bipartisan push for the irs to address possible tax scams fueled by artificial intelligence. one concern we raised is that scammers can target seniors and small businesses with ai -generated emails they

they will face either oxford or peterborough at wembley.ening goal which sets them up nicely for the return leg in milton keynes on saturday. and luke macbeth scored an outstanding golfer partick thistle. the second leg is on friday. he might be a tour de france champion, but britain's geraint thomas remained second in the juried in the giro d'italia after a tight finish on stage four yesterday. he and the leader tadej pogacar finished in the peleton behind the sprinters. there were some pretty bad crashes in slippery conditions, but the leaders escaped injury free. thank you for now. there was no shortage of extravagant outfits, eccentric songs and dramatic staging at the first eurovision semifinal last night. hopefully no crashes, though! it was a bit car crash at times. the uk's entrant olly alexander got the chance to perform his song dizzy live on the big stage in malmo, and ireland broke its eurovision "curse" by qualifying for the grand final for the first time since 2018. our media and arts correspondent david sillito has this repor

councillors, but when you pick up the number of conservatives that have got in in places like peterborought to be slamming them, harlow i mean, for goodness sakes, we hang on to harlow. angela rayner and keir starmer were there, two days ago. am i holding a rally because they thought they'd won it? so, you know, i feel , you it? so, you know, i feel, you know, as a somebody who'd been a councillor for 20 years, both in london and up here in south derbyshire, yeah. i really feel for my colleagues. but the bigger picture is really low turnouts. >> well, the bigger picture is heather that keir starmer is probably going to be in number 10 and the conservatives aren't doing anything about it. are they really failing when it comes to immigration? >> if you, look at the statistics that have come out today about the, immigration numbers absolutely phenomenally lower than they were just even a year ago, the, you know, the fact we've already got one person on the way up to rwanda, we've passed all the legal tests that we hope that. come on. he was given £3,000 and that's well and inflation down to 3

however, there are a couple of places, peterborough and south ribble, where the swing required is rather see what is happening in wards that have a certain characteristic. in other words, let's look to see what happens in wards where labour was second to the conservatives, and what you then discover is that these are the places where labour are advancing most strongly since 2021, and then let's go to the places where the liberal democrats are second to the conservatives locally, and that is where they are advancing most strongly. in other words, as was the case last year, if you look at the tactical situation at ward level, and it is the water level where the tactical situation operates in these local elections, what you do discover is beginning to be fairly consistent evidence that the conservative party is at risk of suffering from anti—conservative macro tactical voting, and if you want to know why we are saying that it looks like the conservatives to lose 500 seats, it is, a, because of the rise of anti conservative tactical voting, and b, because it is losing ground most heavily in

oxford united host peterborough united tonight in the other semifinal first leg.lled the game before half time, but luton couldn't find a winner, and the draw leaves luton level on points with nottingham forest, but they stay in 18th place because of their inferior goal difference. we threw everything at, so we are disappointed right now, but i can't fault the players, the players gave me absolutely everything, they gave up me absolutely everything, they gave up everything, —— gave us everything, so did the supporters, i'm really proud of everybody but of course we would like to win the game. at the other end of the table, second placed manchester city host wolves later. while in the luncthime kick off, leaders arsenal welcome bournemouth knowing a win would take them four points clear at the top. put all your energy and focus and that determination and our willingness to do our best to earn the right to win games. in the first one in bournemouth is at home, it will be a great atmosphere again towards the game, and just be present and be in the moment and see what