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portugal has one more friendly against the republic of ireland on tuesday before they start their competitionch republic onjune 18 in leipzig. three valencia fans have been sentenced to eight months in prison, in what is the first conviction for racism at a football match in spain. it comes as a direct result of a complaint filed by la liga. brazilian forward vinicius jr was subjected to the chants at valencia's mestalla stadium in may last year. as well as facing prison sentences the three fans were also banned from la liga matches and spain internationals for two years. la liga presidentjavier tebas called the verdict "great news for the fight against racism in spain." real madrid and manager carlo ancelotti have clarified that the champions league winners will compete at next year's club world cup despite the italian earlier saying the club would "refuse the invitation". carlo ancelotti made the comments in an interview with the italian newspaper il giornale, where he also claimed other clubs will refuse to play in the enlarged 32—team competition due to be held in the united states. ancel

form, scoring 10 goals in their qualifying campaign, and two in their friendly win over the republic of irelandny, less than two weeks ago borussia dortmund were champions league finalists, now they are looking for a new boss. edin terzic asked the club to terminate his contract after three and a half years in charge. dortmund finished fifth in the bundesliga last season. terzic says he feels that the club's new era should begin with a new man on the touchline. ac milan have appointed paulo fonseca as their new head coach. the 19—time italian champions sacked stefano pioli after they finished second behind inter last season. fonseca left french side lille earlier this month. with the penultimate grand slam of the year just a few weeks away, wimbledon have announced that there will be a record £50 million of total prize money for the competition. it's £5.3 million higher than last year and has doubled from a decade ago. the tournament organisers keen to stress the importance of increasing the pot across the board. when the championships is it's been so successful we have good revenues. so it was

with the same result, the match between romania and bulgaria ended without a goal, and the republic of ireland won two times over hungary. in the same framework, spain and andorra, denmark and sweden, norway and kosova, belgium and montenegro and france and luxemburg will go to the same distance tonight. the 33rd and penultimate week of the first division football league will be held while one of the profitable teams will probably be assigned to the premier league. kaherkhani doesn't waste time and opportunity. at the gate the 33rd week will be held while 30 players and coaches from all teams are banned from accompanying their teams due to multiple cards. shahin bandar ameri naft and gaj saran gas are the most deprived in this regard with five. among the teams of the league, one of them is khyber. they closed their rain by getting only one point from the remaining two games. khyber with 73 points and with the most goals scored is the top of the table . for the first time since the establishment of their club , they will reach the first level of iranian football and it is unlikely that they wil

, satisfying the match between the two teams of romania and bulgaria without a goal, or the republic of ireland, both hungary and hungary. in this framework tonight, spain will play against andorra, denmark against sweden, norway against kosova, belgium against montenegro and france against luxembourg. tennis roulingaros, saud alcaraz, siner and rood withdrew from the competition in half of djokovic . in the quarter-final round of this competition , italian yannick siner defeated bulgarian grigor dimitrov 3-0 and went to the semi-finals. the number two man in the tennis world three-hands this game the results were 6 2 6 4 and 7 6. in another game, spanish carlos alas beat stephan and sisippas of greece 3-0. jahan because of a torn meniscus in the match against francis. the 33rd and penultimate week of the first-hand football league will be held while the assignment of one of the profitable teams to the premier league will probably be determined, taherkhani. the chance of position and why it doesn't hit in the gate of the 33rd week is held while 30 players and coaches from the team are banned fr

some flights to and from the republic of ireland being disrupted today because of strike action by aerpart of an ongoing dispute over pay, began at five o'clock this morning and will last for eight hours. the airline says there are "a number of options" for passengers affected. if you haven't seen the video sensation of the scouse baby on social media yet, you're probably in the minority. tens of millions of people have watched baby 0rla from liverpool arguing about bedtime in what sounds very much like a scouse accent — despite the fact she can't talk. but the star at the centre of it is taking it all in her stride, as phil mccann reports. we've had a nice day together and then you're kicking off now. orla babbles. but why? how do you know when a baby is a scouser? when they can't even talk. it's when they sound like 0rla. but you're the baby. so you're meant to listen to what i'm saying. orla babbles. i didn't hear it. but then people were saying, i was like, oh. and then i kept listening to it and i suppose you can hear a little bit, but obviously we are scouse so you don't recognis

some flights to and from the republic of ireland are being disrupted today, because of strike actionm and will last for eight hours. the airline says there are "a number of options" for passengers affected. more now on the uk general election. the leader of the scottish national partyjohn swinney has been campaigning in glasgow today. let's listen to some of what he had to say. in byres road in the glasgow north constituency and to give alison my wholehearted support for her successful election as the mp for this constituency on thursday. we fought a really strong campaign throughout this election campaign and over the course of the next few days, we have a lot of work to do to make sure that we strengthen the position of the scottish national party and get an outstanding result for scotland. if we look at the polls, what the polls are showing us is that labour support in scotland is that labour support in scotland is a steadily coming down and at scottish national party support is steadily going up, and we need to build on that in the course of the next three days. applause our part

some flights to and from the republic of ireland are being disrupted on saturday, because of strike actionction is part of an ongoing dispute over pay. the airline says there are "a number of options" for the up to 17 thousand passengers affected. it's the second full day of the glastonbury festival — and 200,000 people are expected to attend over the weekend. on friday night, global superstar dua lipa headlined the pyramid stage. the grammy and brit award—winning singer described it as a "dream come true". today, cyndi lauper performed on the famous stage, having just announced her farewell tour after more than 40 years of hits. and later coldplay will make glastonbury history — becoming the first act to headline five times. and viewers in the uk can find coverage from glastonbury across the bbc. stay with us here on bbc news. hello, there. the weather is looking pretty mixed this weekend and i think today will see the best of the sunshine, tomorrow looks rather cloudy for many, we will continue to see a little bit of rain here and there, but i think many places staying dry this weekend.

of course it did. northern ireland was a little bit different, as we often are, because we're the only part of the uk that shares a land border with part of the eu, the republicad to be, you knnow, a lot of toing and froing, a lot of organising about how goods were going to pass between northern ireland and gb. if we talked about how all that got settled, we would honestly be here for two or three days, but at the moment we have the windsor... yeah, we do. we have the windsor framework. you know there's been so many things, we have the northern ireland protocol, we do have the windsor framework. and that has left, unionists say, a border in the irish sea. they're not happy about that. they think that that sees northern ireland treated differently than the rest of the uk. that erodes northern ireland's place in the united kingdom. of course, as unionists they don't want that, and they want to see it removed. and then what about the parties on the other side of the equation, the people who look towards ireland? yeah, the sdlp and sinn fein. we spoke about alliance there, but they don't actually have a position on the constitutional question. they don't describe

some flights to and from the republic of ireland are being disrupted today, because of strike action of an ongoing dispute over pay. it began at 5am and will last for eight hours. the airline says there are "a number of options" for passengers affected. now it's time for a look at today's sport with hugh ferris. eight teams have gone as the european championship enters its knockout rounds, and after the next four days there'll only be eight left. the last 16 begins later on saturday with both hosts and defending champions among those to feature. italy's match against switzerland is the first of the round and the day. they meet in berlin. while germany's game with denmark is in dortmund, from wherejohn watson looks ahead. yes, all eyes on the last 16 matches which get under way at this year's euros. we see england in action tomorrow but today, the focus will fall on germany who face denmark here in dortmund a little later. we are in a park where danish fans will be gathering, having qualified from the same group. they were in there alongside england, three draws for them but it will b

ok, thanks very much for that undate- _ some flights to and from the republic of ireland are being disrupted the strike is part of an ongoing dispute over pay. it began at 5am and will last for eight hours. the airline says there are "a number of options" for passengers affected. a court has acquitted all 28 people charged with money laundering in connection with the panama papers scandal. the verdict concludes a trial in panama that began in april. among those exonerated werejurgen mossack and the now deceased ramon fonseca, founders of the defunct law firm mossack fonseca, who were at the centre of the scandal. the panama papers were a trove of 11 million documents leaked to journalists in 2016, revealing the offshore financial secrets of world leaders and other public figures. a temporary us pier, designed to deliver aid to gaza, has once again been removed because of high seas. these are newly—released images of the pier in operation this month, showing aid being off—loaded from a ship. it's the third time since it became operational in mid—may that weather conditions have forced the pie

"however, i will be a macgillycuddy's reeks in the republic of ireland, climbing the highest peaks of ireland at the time of the election. "so i will be voting by postal vote for the very first time. "i would usually stay up and watch the election night coverage, but we will be camping so that won't be possible. "but hopefully i will find some 56 to listen to newscast on the 5th ofjuly. "so it's all down to you, adam, to explain the election on the 5th ofjuly". gosh, what a sock she is. she is explain what that word means for non—scots. 0k. sucker. right you are on quite fiery form tonight. anyway, right, i've got... i thought remoter voter was a heavy metal band. you saw here in like 1989. right, and i've got the remotest voter, which is kira. she says, "my partner and i will be in hawaii, so we're looking forward to being able to follow the full results without having to stay up throughout the night. "we'll definitely add to the total miles of newscasters. "thank you for making this election much more interesting". well, kira, have a lovely trip to hawaii, whatever the reason is, an

ronaldo expected to play some part in proceedings later in their warm up match against the republic of ireland qualify. they're in friendly action too — against andorra — in the neutral venue of murthia in spain. both games kicking off at quarter to eight, and will serve as preparation for the nations league — which resumes in three months. will make a few changes. the squad is good, everyone is available, it'll injury doubt about connor hazard, who has a little injury problem, will get confirmation in the next 2a hours, otherwise everyone is fine, and they are eager to play. it is been a long trip, and at this time of the year, we are asking a lot of the players, but there application has been terrific, their attitude has been terrific and we want to finish with a good performance and results. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today. netherlands and barcelona midfielder frenkie dejong, has been ruled out of this summer's euros through injury. chelsea defender ian maatsen, who was on loan at dortmund last season, has been added to the squad. pakistan are

sinn fein make no secret of the fact that their ultimate desire is to take northern ireland out of the uk, make it part of the republicn't talk up sometimes find sinn fein don't talk up too much the prospect of a border poll, and their desire to push for one. perhaps that is an indication they want to keep more moderate nationalists, who see it as an aspiration but not something that's going to happen anytime soon on5ide. nonethele55, a5 going to happen anytime soon on5ide. nonethele55, as an irish republican party, we would expect to see this afternoon more calls for a border poll and the timetable that sinn fein should happen to would be before the end of this decade, or certainly in the next ten years. we will be back in belfast for that manifesto launch later. as part of the bbc�*s election coverage, radio 4's pm team i5 vi5ting constituencies across the country each day during the campaign. and today they are in the conservative constituency of north herefordshire, which has seen some minor boundary changes since the last election. let's speak to bbc radio 4's evan davis who is in lem5ter. a stunning backdrop whe

irish nationalists ultimately want to remove another border — the land frontier with the republic of irelandt. i don't think it's likely, given the political context, particularly in england, that any government will rejoin the european union. i genuinely believe that will be very difficult to get back into the european union as full members while we're still part of the uk. in recent years, sinn fein has become the first nationalist party to win the most seats in councils and the devolved assembly. it says brexit has caused too much blockage. people want to see us move forward. people want to see that strong leadership. the positive change in their communities. unionists say they want to work with the next westminster government to remove any remaining trade barriers between here and the rest of the uk. are you prepared to work with them on that? we will work with anybody at the end of the day to eradicate any barriers there may be, but as we said from the outset of brexit, brexit was always going to mean friction. going to mean barriers and new borders. brexit has arguably increased the fo

the dominant force among nationalists — who want to see northern ireland united with the republic of irelande alliance party — here in yellow — which remains neutral on the issue. but the debate in this part of the uk has also been strongly affected by the issue of brexit. northern ireland voted to remain in the eu, and it's the only part of the uk to share a land border with an eu state — ireland. since the referendum, the alliance party has grown significantly. it is pro—remain and it's strongly challenging the pro—leave dup in some of their strongholds. chris page looks at how these two thorny issues — northern ireland's place in the uk and its place in the eu — could be changing the face of politics here. the brexitjourney has taken northern ireland in a different direction to the rest of the uk and the final destination is still uncertain. at this music festival, people say there have been years of political disharmony since the referendum. there was a lot of misinformation that maybe led to a vote that people didn't want. northern ireland really isn't capitalising on the position that

portugal's euro 2024 farewell party with a couple of fabulous goals to help the hosts swat the republic of irelandh republic, turkey and georgia in group f. england's players have been training in germany for the first time ahead of the opening euro 2024 tie with serbia on sunday. harry kane's team arrived in the small town of blankenhain in central germany on monday at a resort used by the german national team in the build—up to tournament. worth noting that two of the players with knocks who did take part in training were luke shaw and bukayo saka. steve clarke says scotland's ambition is to go into theirfinal euro 2024 group game with a chance of progressing to the next round. the scots open the tournament against hosts germany in munich on friday. that's before switzerland on the 19th ofjune and hungary on the 23rd. scotland have never gone beyond the opening group stage at a major tournament and picked up just one point from three matches at the delayed euro 2020. the bottom line is we need four points to come out of the group, that guarantees to come out of the group, almost forever, of the

one, but it will bring cloud and some outbreaks of rain that's starting to move across the republic of irelandeading towards wales and southern parts of northern ireland. by dawn . still northern ireland. by dawn. still a few showers across the far north and west of scotland. still quite breezy here as well, but elsewhere the winds pretty light with some clearer skies. temperatures will dip down to single figures but actually turning quite cloudy here, but that will keep the cloudy temperatures up across wales and northwest england through the early hours. the cloud will increase a little bit across southwest england too, so a grey start here for some. maybe the odd shower, but for much of east anglia in the southeast, fine and sunny and for a good part of scotland and northern ireland, certainly the north of northern ireland. fine start to saturday. some decent spells of sunshine, still quite breezy across the far north and still plenty of showers packing in across caithness, sutherland , the caithness, sutherland, the western isles and the northern isles. they'll keep going for much of the d

that's starting to move across the republic of ireland at the moment and spreading towards wales and rthern ireland by dawn. still a few showers across the far north and west of scotland. still quite breezy here as well, but elsewhere the winds pretty light with some clearer skies. temperatures will dip down to single figures, but actually turning quite cloudy, but that will keep the cloudy temperatures up across wales and northwest england through the early hours . the cloud will early hours. the cloud will increase a little bit across southwest england too . so a grey southwest england too. so a grey start here for some. maybe the odd shower, but for much of east anglia in the southeast, fine and sunny and for a good part of scotland and northern ireland, certainly the north of northern ireland. fine start to saturday. some decent spells of sunshine, still quite breezy across the far north and still plenty of showers packing in across caithness, sutherland, the western isles and the northern isles. they'll keep going for much of the day, but a good chunk of scotland will be dry. thi

one, but it will bring cloud and some outbreaks of rain that's starting to move across the republic of irelandng towards wales and southern parts of northern ireland by dawn. still a few showers across the far north and west of scotland. still quite breezy here as well, but elsewhere the winds pretty light with some clearer skies. temperatures will dip down to single figures but actually turning quite cloudy. but that will keep the cloudy temperatures up across wales and northwest england through the early hours. the cloud will increase a little bit across southwest england too, so a grey start here for some. maybe the odd shower, but for much of east anglia in the southeast, fine and sunny and for a good part of scotland and northern ireland, certainly the north of northern ireland, a fine start to saturday, some decent spells of sunshine, still quite breezy across the far north and still plenty of showers packing in across caithness, sutherland , across caithness, sutherland, the western isles and the northern isles. they'll keep going for much of the day but a good chunk of scotland will be

"however, i will be a macgillycuddy's reeks in the republic of ireland, climbing the highest peaks of—scots. 0k. sucker. right you are on quite fiery form tonight. anyway, right, i've got... i thought remoter voter was a heavy metal band. you saw here in like 1989. right, and i've got the remotest voter, which is kira. she says, "my partner and i will be in hawaii, so we're looking forward to being able to follow the full results without having to stay up throughout the night. "we'll definitely add to the total miles of newscasters. "thank you for making this election much more interesting".

some flights to and from the republic of ireland are set to be disrupted today, due to strike action airline says there are "a number of options" for passengers affected. 0ur our new portrait has been unveiled of king charles for armed forces day. i'm deeply honoured tojoin you all on armed forces day. whether in this country or overseas, we celebrate the service of men and women in our military and thank you all for everything you do to protect this country of ours. a message of support from queen camilla on armed forces day. in it, she remembers those who have made the ultimate sacrifice and celebrates what she calls the incredible bravery of the armed forces as they face different challenges around the world. earlier this month, the king and queen were in normandy for the 80th anniversary of d—day. they spent time talking to veterans, thanking them for their service in liberating europe from hitler's nazi regime. armed forces day is an annual celebration of personnel, service families, veterans and cadets in the armed forces community. a chance for the nation to come together and s

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in the republic of ireland there _ of 21. in the republic of ireland there are — of 21. y that we want.— economic environment and grow the economy that we want. we are almost out of time but — economy that we want. we are almost out of time but that's _ economy that we want. we are almost out of time but that's a _ economy that we want. we are almost out of time but that's a message - economy that we want. we are almost out of time but that's a message for i out of time but that's a message for northern ireland mps after the 4th ofjuly vote. briefly if you would, if as the polls suggest keir starmer is in downing street next, what difference do you think that would make, the relationship between westminster and northern ireland? i westminsterand northern ireland? i have met hilary benn on a few occasions. _ have met hilary benn on a few occasions, he is obviously shadow secretary— occasions, he is obviously shadow secretary for northern ireland. keir starmer— secretary for northern ireland. keir starmer has worked here as well. i believe _ starmer has worked here as well.

he's for twice in portable, 3 know when against the republic of ireland. takes his international tally to a record extending 130 goals us to the trophy in 2016 who saw his side look to reclaim title starting with their group f opener against the check for public. on tuesday. for the corporate america takes off in the us on the 20th of june and defending champions. argentine are finalizing their preparations. we know massey and co have been training at the balance or for the winners home ground at inter miami. i had a friendly against guatemala on friday, argentina, beet, brazil, in the final and 2021 before lifting the world cap the following year. they had caused the tournament against canada in atlanta. for us really were a victorious and the cricket world cup they, it's ration and maybe at the book their place and the next stage of the competition, they both number the out for just 72 is adams and 5 to 4 widgets. and then chase and the target is 5.4 overs, ensuring a progression to the super easy so this is what their group looks like by the time austra

he scored twice in portable 3 when it gets the republic of ireland. it takes as international with holly to a record extending $130.00 goals. he lifted the trophy in 2016, his side will look to reclaim the title, starting with their group as opener against the checks with public on tuesday. you can finish their preparations with a for know a went over against moldova injury. concern though as of advertising defender vitale. rico, link or limb. dogs in the 1st half serona and spanish low league is top score arts and deal break scored in the victory. they open their tournament against romania on monday. well, the couple america takes off in the us on the 20th of june and defending champions . argentina are finalizing their preparations. we don't massey and co have been training at the ballin door winters home ground that inter miami had a friendly against guatemala on friday. argentina beat result in the funnel in 2021 . before lifting the walk up the following year. they take off the tournament against canada in atlanta or the asian world cup, qualifyi

of the republic. at the end of may , norway, ireland, and spain announced the same decision, which caused a stir.cluded in the un, including russia, are in total on the list of states that have recognized palestine. a year under the sign of bam, on july 8, we will celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of the baikal amur mainline. how to prepare for the grandiose holiday, it became known that the ultra-modern gust kuti station will open, the same city from which the great story. report by alina sanoeva. the only one. the railway bridge over the lena river in the irkutsk region has now become double-track. previously, traffic here had to be stopped and trains allowed each other to pass. the construction of new tracks on this section of the baikal-amur mainline made it possible to increase capacity by one and a half times. the bridge was installed on previously built supports, which were specially reinforced to accommodate heavy trains. the length of the bridge with all approaches is 417 m, height - 25 m, and clearance clearance - 15 m. in the city of ustkut, large-scale all-union construction began in

that's starting to move across the republic of ireland at the moment and spreading towards wales and ireland by dawn. still a few showers across the far north and west of scotland. still quite breezy here as well, but elsewhere the winds pretty light with some clearer skies. temperatures will dip down to single figures, but actually turning quite cloudy, but that will keep the cloudy temperatures up across wales and northwest england through the early hours . the cloud will early hours. the cloud will increase a little bit across southwest england too. so a grey start here for some. maybe the odd shower, but for much of east anglia in the southeast, fine and sunny and for a good part of scotland and northern ireland, certainly the north of northern ireland. a fine start to saturday. some decent spells of sunshine, still quite breezy across the far north and still plenty of showers packing in across caithness, sutherland, the western isles and the northern isles. they'll keep going for much of the day, but a good chunk of scotland will be dry. this cloud and rain, though likely to sti

government elections — that european and government elections in the republican of nash the republic of ireland_ and the leaders was earmarked to be the next tee the average per minister. _ the next tee the average per minister, but in recent months, there _ minister, but in recent months, there vote — minister, but in recent months, there vote has collapsed and it could _ there vote has collapsed and it could upset the polls, and they came away with _ could upset the polls, and they came away with half their target, the targeted — away with half their target, the targeted 200 seats in the local 0verman — targeted 200 seats in the local 0verman election, commemorate with overman election, commemorate with roughly— 0verman election, commemorate with roughly half of that, and that the moments — roughly half of that, and that the moments they have one mep, and it is just where _ moments they have one mep, and it is just where they started a month so disappointing result for sinn fein in the _ disappointing result for sinn fein in the republic number the question is whether— in the republic number

some flights to and from the republic of ireland are said to be disrupted today due to strike action pay, began at five o'clock this morning and will last for eight hours. the airline says there are a number of options for passengers affected. a new portrait of king charles wearing military uniform has been released to commemorate armed forces day. the publication of the image coincides with a video message from queen camilla paying tribute to the efforts of the military. graham satchel has more. i'm deeply honoured tojoin you all on armed forces day, whether in this country or overseas, we celebrate the service of men and women in our military and thank you all for everything you do to protect this country of ours. a message of support from queen camilla on armed forces day. in it, she remembers those who have made the ultimate sacrifice and celebrates what she calls the incredible bravery of the armed forces as they face different challenges around the world. earlier this month, the king and queen were in normandy for the 80th anniversary of d—day. they spent time talking to veteran

that the open — some eu rules, that is meant that the open land border between northern ireland and the republic ofance party there particularly as well as the likes of south _ particularly as well as the likes of south antrim where they are facing potentially a challenge from the ulster _ potentially a challenge from the ulster union is part of, another unionist— ulster union is part of, another unionist party. as for the big picture — unionist party. as for the big picture of— unionist party. as for the big picture of northern ireland come at the end _ picture of northern ireland come at the end of— picture of northern ireland come at the end of this election the big question— the end of this election the big question maybe how well sinn fein does _ question maybe how well sinn fein does this — question maybe how well sinn fein does. this party has now become the largest— does. this party has now become the largest at— does. this party has now become the largest at stormont and can do the same _ largest at stormont and can do the same it— largest at stormont and can do the same it was mr level as

>> i look you look at the number of migrants that went over to the republic of ireland because they wereified of being sent to rwanda, that you start to see that it is working. so why did that happen? >> months before rwanda had been passed? >> well, that's not what the irish exactly. >> the irish prime, the taoiseach of ireland, actually came out and said that it was having a deterrent. >> it started long before it was passed. >> so, benjamin well, why would the migrants say that they're scared of going to rwanda? or who do you want to actually confirm this? do you want. channel 4 news to say it is that the only they gospel. they're the only they gospel. they're the only they gospel. they're the only people that you listen to though. >> they're actors in calais from channel 4. >> obviously you're being preposterous. >> benjamin. the reason that the rwanda plan hasn't worked in any shape or form is because the laboun shape or form is because the labour, the left people have not allowed it to. they have challenged it in every way. they've delayed it for 18 months. he was never going to ge

of the favourites to win it this time too. they begin their campaign against czech republic next tuesday. like the republic of ireland their next game will come in the nations league in september. it's the final day of the european athletics championships in italy with keely hodgkinson leading the british medal hopes in the women's 800m. no golds last night for britain but, boy, was it close! daryl neita, second from the bottom, was within 100th of a second of winning the 200m. that's how close it was. in the end, it was silver for her, gold for mujinga kambundji, as neita was denied herfirst major title. i gave everything i had. i mean, i think i ran a season's best, but it was not enough. and honestly, i'm disappointed. i'm not sure exactly how the race went, but i was just giving everything i had on that home straight and i need to get back to work. and there was bronze for megan keith in the women's 10,000 metres, as home favourite nadia battocletti took gold. elish mccolgan, meanwhile, failed to finish emma raducanu says she's pleased with the way she overcame a late wobble, to beatjapan's ena shibahara in strai

. >> of course, the irish guards are drawn from the republic of ireland as well as northern ireland.quite a recent a recent unit. the other guards, the scots, the coldstream and the grenadier go back to the 17th century, but it wasn't until the 1st of april 1900 that queen victoria founded the irish guards to commemorate their valiant efforts during the boer war, and most of their troops were actually taken from a county tipperary which has one of the lowest densities of population in the country, but one of the highest number of victoria crosses, and so in the first world war, at ipp at the somme, they serve with great distinction. they took part in the second world war at dunkirk, also in the normandy landings, which we've just been commemorating for the for the 80th anniversary, grand duke jean of luxembourg in 1942 signed up as a volunteer with the irish guards , stormed to the irish guards, stormed to help liberate his homeland, and then became their colonel for many, many years, which is a lovely link with luxembourg. there and of course, the kosovo and most recently in afghani

but as you saw, people were turning away from northern ireland and going to the republic of ireland because're seeing here, even the numbers that go to ireland. >> the fact is that people are going to continue to cross the channel. and i think that's dangerous and the real economic and moral responsibility, they also are expecting labour government. >> but we've seen this this viral story about the french demanding passports of british troops parachuting into the normandy d—day landing. so it does seem that the french are quite capable of policing their borders when they want to. >> quite right. yeah. good point i >> -- >> amy, nicole and emma websi. i remember now news headlines now with tatiana . with tatiana. >> ben. thank you. the top stories from the gb news room. the prime minister has apologised for leaving a ceremony marking the 80th anniversary of d—day so that he could carry out an interview on television. rishi sunak said it was a mistake not to stay in france longer after he missed the major gathering attended by world leaders, including us president joe biden. the liberal democ

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we've seen that play out in the republic of ireland in those eu and local elections there, they lost tion, which has played out in those working, class areas. and really, i mean, i've been out speaking to a lot of people in those working class republican areas also, and they have still said to me that they would quite like a rwanda style deal to come into northern ireland. so that could affect sinn fein. but really the alliance party that have been sitting on the fence in most of this will stand in these seats and may pick up the seats also just by default because of the shredding of the unionist vote. >> dougie beattie, thank you very much . very much. >> we're going to go to wimbledon now where the lib dem leader, sir ed davey. he's been speaking to reporters on the election trail with him. >> we've made the nhs and care the centre point of our manifesto, with a huge package of £9 billion of investment. partly that's in gps and local services, so people don't have to go to hospital quite so much. part of it is in care so people can be discharged from hospital, and that relates to am

it documented ali's involvement in a brutal dog fighting ring across england, the republic of irelands between 3000 and £5000 for the winner , deleted videos on that winner, deleted videos on that phone as well showing graphic pick, dog fights and fatally injured dogs. >> also, the met police finding in ali's home a sort of rudimentary diy vet kit containing numerous items including skin, staplers and steroids for the dogs as well. now, the judge said, though, that the real source of evidence that the real source of evidence that convicted the four was the injuries to the dogs themselves. now, ali, as i said, one of four people convicted today for a range of animal offences. also, billy and amy leadley, from takeley in essex, a married couple, mr leadley , getting four couple, mr leadley, getting four years in prison. his wife handed 200 hours of community service mainly, the judge said, because somebody had to stay and look after their two young children and also stephen brown of chigwell in essex. >> he's been sent down for two years and six months, all of them, all four disqualifie

fein, just lost an amazing amount of support in the repubuc amazing amount of support in the republic of ireland because mainly of their stance on immigration and their opposition to the rwanda deal. i mean, i've been talking to republicans out and about, and they're all telling me the same thing, that they would quite like a rwanda deal. not all of them, but quite a few of them who i was actually surprised to hear saying that because, of course, northern ireland is a very small country. it only has about 2 million people in it, and our services now are completely stretched. and then we have boundary changes in some areas. so the likes of south belfast is now travelling straight on up into areas like carryduff, the area of strangford where i'm standing and now that area goes right out into killyleagh. so there's lots of unknowns here. and enoch powell famously said of northern ireland, you could stick a flag on a donkey and it would get elected this time around. not for sure . and i would imagine for sure. and i would imagine that the alliance party, by doing absolutely nothing, just keeping qui

immigration, and that played out badly for them in the repubuc played out badly for them in the republic of irelandt take those seats at westminster. that's a whole a whole other story which we haven't got time for this morning, douglas, because we're joined now by the shadow health secretary. we have to go to west streeting. >> good morning. thank you very much for standing by. good to see you. and i want to start with the betting scandal, if you will. we've been talking in the last half an hour to chris heaton—harris for the government, he was pretty relaxed with the way it's being handled by the prime minister, but he was very concerned, actually, about labour's involvement in all of this, saying that they perhaps could have been putting undue , have been putting undue, pressure on the gambling commission . commission. >> we are. i think he's got a bit of a cheek , actually, given bit of a cheek, actually, given that rishi sunak and the conservative party are trying to hide who's involved duck scrutiny and accountability dunng scrutiny and accountability during a general election campaign run an

irish nationalists believe northern ireland would be better off if it became part of the republic of people in the south are getting paid twice as much as they're getting paid in the north. yeah, but they pay very high rents and it's difficult to get a house. they're very happy to do it because there's full employment down there. there's a massive opportunity across this island. but unionists argue that leaving the uk would cost people money, including for health care. we benefit from being part of the fifth largest economy in the world. in what way, though, if we're so chronically underfunded and we have such a...? if you just do a compare and contrast. you have a look at the opportunities, with all the problems that our nhs has, with the cost implications of the health service south of the border. for example, the costs for individuals and prescriptions and doctors' appointments and gp appointments. at least they can - get gp appointments. we don't pay for those here because we have the national health service. the dup leader faced a rival who's trying to unseat him from the common