norrie's already made it to two atp finals on clay this season and his good form continued at rolandlaying in his first grand slam match for 16 months. roger federer showed no signs of rust in dismantling denis istomin in straight sets. federer last played at roland garros in 2019 and has suffered from a knee injury over the past year. but he came through comfortably 6—2, 6—4, 6—3. to football, sergio aguero has been officially announced as a barcelona player. the argentinian will leave manchester city at the end of his contract next month, after a brilliant 10 years in the premier league. aguero posed in a barca shirt at the nou camp today. he'lljoin up with his good friend and fellow countryman, lionel messi at the catalan giants after signing on a two year deal. during his decade with city he scored 260 goals in 390 games, becoming the club's all—time leading goalscorer. winning 15 major trophies in the process. it's been announced that brazil will host the copa america, with less than 2 weeks notice. the change comes after argentina was stripped of the rights to hold the competit

the police did an investigation and the next day they went to dick roland and they detained him before moving him to the tulsa courthouse to be able to be confined. on may 31, 1921, the tulsa tribune released a sensationalist story claiming that a young black man had attacked a white girl in an elevator in the drexel building. that story and a long, simmering tensions in the city led to a large group of white individuals surrounding the courthouse to demand that dick roland be released so he could be lynched. a group of black men traveled to the courthouse to help defend him from the angry mob, many veterans from world war i who had served honorably there. after a scuffle at the downtown courthouse, white rioters pursued the men back to the greenwood district and the violence escalated dramatically. literally as the violence increased, white rioters that really became a mob were deputized to be able to go down and handle the issues in greenwood. they gathered firearms as they ran the few blocks from central downtown tulsa into greenwood just north of tulsa. houses and businesses were b

tulsa police arrested roland the following day and began an investigation. an inflammatory report in the may 31 edition of "the tulsa tribune" spurred a confrontation between black and white armed citizens around the courthouse where the sheriff and his men had barricaded the top floor to protect roland. shots were fired and the outnumbered african-americans began retreating to the greenwood district. in the early morning hours of june 1, 1921, greenwood was looted and burned by white rioters as they are called. governor robertson declared martial law and national guard troops arrived in tulsa. guardsmen assisted firemen in putting out fires, took african-americans out of the hands of vigilanties, and imprisoned, locked them up, all black tull sans, not -- tulsans not already interned. over 6,000 people were held at the convention center and the fairgrounds, some for as long as eight days. 24 hours after the violence erupted, it ceased. in the wake of the violence, 35 city blocksly a in charred ruins. more than 800 people were treated for injuries and contem

take roland -- roland is working and he has to use a restroom, he knows one is available at the downtownxel building. he walks over to the building, boards the elevator being operated by sarah page. something happened on the elevator, we don't know exactly what it was. something that caused the elevator to jerk or lurch. dirk brushed up against her, she overreacted and began screaming. he was frightened. the elevator landed back in the lobby and he fled. sarah page, exited deal elevator . she was comforted by a store clerk by a local -- a store clerk from a local store. she told him her story about being assaulted. he called the police. sarah page would later retract or recant that story. she refused to cooperate with prosecutors who arrested roland. that might have been the end of the story if it had not been for the intervention of the tulsa tribune which the next day, being may 31, 1921, published any article about -- published an article claiming roland had attempted to rape sarah page in the elevator. the article went out of its way to make sarah page look virtuous. as a corollary t

take roland -- roland is working and he has to use a restroom, he knows one is available at the downtown drexel building. he walks over to the building, boards the elevator being operated by sarah page. something happened on the elevator, we don't know exactly what it was. something that caused the elevator to jerk or lurch. dirk brushed up against her, she overreacted and began screaming. he was frightened. the elevator landed back in the lobby and he fled. sarah page, exited deal elevator . she was comforted by a store clerk by a local -- a store clerk from a local store. she told him her story about being assaulted. he called the police. sarah page would later retract or recant that story. she refused to cooperate with prosecutors who arrested roland. that might have been the end of the story if it had not been for the intervention of the tulsa tribune which the next day, being may 31, 1921, published any article about -- published an article claiming roland had attempted to rape sarah page in the elevator. the article went out of its way to make sarah page look virtuous. as a corolla

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but arriving at roland garros, all the talk was of who wouldn't talk.ka, not yet on court but already courting controversy. her refusal to do post—match press conferences to protect her mental health has divided opinion. her extraordinary talent, though, quite beyond debate. already a global sporting icon but yet to prove herself on clay. perhaps this was the year. against romania's patricia maria tig she was forced to fight but ultimately found her feet, through to the second round, without serious concern, at least, not on court, good to her word, not a word to the press afterwards, prompting tournament organisers to point out that she chose not to honour her contractual media obligations. the referee, therefore, issued her with a $15,000 fine. they add to the mental health of players is of utmost importance to the grand slams, but should she continue to ignore her media obligations during the tournament, she would be exposing herself to possible further code of conduct infringement consequences, including default from the tournament, more substantial

the outcome of naomi withdrawing from roland garros is unfortunate.d the quickest possible recovery. we remain very committed to all athletes well—being into continually improving every aspect of players experience in our tournaments.— players experience in our tournaments. british former number one _ tournaments. british former number one and _ tournaments. british former number one and a _ tournaments. british former number one and a says - tournaments. british former number one and a says the l number one and a says the tennis world is really but will have to find a path forward together. —— anna kroft. it is together. -- anna kroft. it is a difficult _ together. -- anna kroft. it is a difficult balance _ together. -- anna kroft. it is a difficult balance for- together. -- anna kroft. it is a difficult balance for the - a difficult balance for the grants them. we can't treat her differently. no one person can be bigger to the square and they need to make the commitment to the medias of these events can take place. osaka says she will now take some

the british number two has never reached the second round at roland garros.singles draw. konta's just getting her tournament under way against sorana kirstea. meanwhile it was a first round exit for british number one, dan evans yesterday. he was knocked out by world number 48, miomir keckmanovich. some big names to play later on today — roger federer and serena williams are both in action. some breaking news and it'sjust been confirmed that striker sergio aguero will move from manchester city to barcelona this summer. he'll leave the premier league champions with his contract expiring at the end of next month, having scored 260 goals in 390 games for the club, more than any other player in their history, and having won 15 major trophies during his time in england. luton town defender tom lockyer has been called into wales' squad for this summer's euros. it's afterjames lawrence was forced to withdraw due to injury. caretaker manager robert page has named gareth bale as captain. and 19 year old rubin collwill was the surprise addition, having only made his de

the outcome of naomi withdrawing from roland garros is unfortunate.n a tournament next year. as of the grand slams committed the bta, the ata, the atp, and the itf, we remain very committed to all athletes well—being and to continually improving every aspect of players cosmic experience in our tournaments. including with the media, like we have always strived to do. more i learned that a little later. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @ ben m boulos —— more on that later. hello again. bank holiday monday was the hottest day of the year so far. i would say "no complaints", but may was a complete wash—out — the wettest on record in wales, the fourth wettest for the uk, and it was chilly. 25 celsius we had in kinloch certainly made a welcome change. that warm weather felt by most of us, however, we did have some of that pesky low cloud, the mist and fog around north sea coasts, and some of that lingered all day in shetland, keeping the temperatures at just ten celsius here. and we have got more of these fog banks to come as we head into tuesday morning.

sarah page and dick roland were lovers.was accused of attacking her, and sarah, from what we understand tried to tell them, no, no, no. we're in love, we're getting married. >> she refused to cooperate with prosecutors and they charged him with assault. though that may have been the end of the story, it wasn't because of the tulsa tribune. it had a story "nab negro for attacking girl in elevator." a group of white men amassed on the lawn of the courthouse. numbering ultimately in the thousands. a number of black men, several dozen, some of them world war i veterans, marched down to the courthouse, vowing to protect dick roland from what they thought might be a certain death by lynching. >> he heard that they were trying to lynch a black boy down there at the courthouse. >> a white man tried to take a black man's gun, and in the words of survivors of the massacre, all hell broke loose after that. >> in less than 24 hours, that mob turned 45 square blocks of unparalleled black prosperity into smoldering ashes. >> we saw comin

norrie's already made it to two atp finals on clay this season, and the good form continued at rolandwed no signs of rust in dismantling denis istomin in straight sets. serena williams is just getting under way against romanian veteran irina—camelia begu. sergio aguero has been officially announced as a barcelona player. the argentinian will leave manchester city at the end of his contract next month after a brilliant ten years in the premier league. aguero posed in a barca shirt at the nou camp today. he'lljoin up with his good friend and fellow countryman lionel messi at the catalan giants after signing on a two—year deal. during his decade with city, he scored 260 goals in 390 games, becoming the club's all—time leading goal—scorer, winning15 major trophies in the process. it's been announced that brazil will host the copa america, with less than two weeks' notice. the change comes after argentina was stripped of the rights to hold the competition late last night because of a surge in covid cases. argentina were originally set to co—host with colombia, but they were removed earlier

. >>> joining me from tulsa, oklahoma is roland martin and roland is from texas, let start there. there are all sorts of things that happened already in texas, which discouraged voting in certain areas and among certain demographics and looks like that's about to get worse. >> absolutely. the republican party in texas and across this country is a complete trash party. i'm not going to mince any words because what you're seeing is you're seeing a naked abuse of power. it is gros lygrossly undemocrat. they did not care about black and brown voters. they're targeting white voters, young white voters that are on college campuses, as well and there has to be an absolute response to this that is massive. you heard the representative saying all we can do is file a lawsuit. not the case. rich democratic donors need to fund massive efforts to register the 2 million unregistered latinos in texas. they can do in texas what stacey abrams did in arizona who passed raphael warnock in georgia in terms of how they were able to bring the folks to the polls. they can do the exact same thing but dem

you can find more on all those stories, including all the action from day two at roland garros, threefternnon,just go later on this afternnon, just go to the bbc sport website. that's all from me and the team, joanna, bye for now. a man is in a critical condition and two other people have been seriously injured after a stabbing on a beach in merseyside. police said two men aged 20 and a 16—year—old boy were taken to hospital by air ambulance after what they call an unprovoked attack on formby beach yesterday evening. detectives have appealed for anyone on the beach who witnessed the attack to come forward. france has tightened restrictions on travel from the uk, to try to stop the spread of the variant of coronavirus first identified in india. new rules came into force at midnight, meaning british tourists will not be allowed in. france is currently listed as an "amber" destination by the uk government, which advises against travel there. meanwhile, the european commission says that all eu countries can gradually ease travel measures over the summer as the number of covid—19 vaccinati

roland: that is so.ase in raw materials as well as in the freight to freight cost. we have put that into our price so we have a price increase in order to compensate for it so therefore i would say this is contained. we increased our margin and this quarter to 20.1% which is an extraordinary margin. therefore, i do believe that we have that under control but we have to watch it closely. matt: what is your take, by the way, on the possibility of opening an ip for the vaccines so everyone in the world can start to manufacture them? the biden administration seems to be behind the idea and the merkel administration seems to be against it. roland: i do believe that the most important element is getting the vaccination of people up as fast as possible. this is the only way in all countries -- i am looking to india -- you can understand that they definitely need it and we are here to help. i mentioned the example of biontech. we helped them shorten their cycle time and we can do that for any other company in th

lined up to enter the roland garros complex at the french -- as the french grand slam got underway.e to the coronavirus pandemic, strict audience caps have been set ranging from 15 to 35% capacity. that translates into over 5000 spectators a day through june 8 and for the end of the tournament when restrictions are eased further, just over 13,000 visitors a day. the french tennis federation estimates it will sell around hundred 18,000 tickets this year. that is down from a record high of almost 500,000 tickets in 2019 but still much better than at the height of the pandemic in 2020 all of this has taken a massive toll on the tournament's bottom line. the french open provides 80% of the fft's income. in 2018, ticket sales represented 17% while partnerships and public relations accounted for 20%. the biggest slice coming from broadcast rights at 37%. in 2020, revenues fell just over 50% compared to 2019 to 147 million euros. over the past 10 years, the federation has spent 380 million euros modernizing the tennis complex, adding a retractable roof to the stadium core and additional st

norrie's already made it to two atp finals on clay this season and his good form continued at rolandguero has been officially announced as a barcelona player. the argentinian will leave manchester city at the end of his contract next month, after a brilliant 10 years in the premier league. aguero posed in a barca shirt at the nou camp today. he'lljoin up with his good friend and fellow countryman, lionel messi at the catalan giants after signing on a two year deal. during his decade with city he scored 260 goals in 390 games, becoming the club's all—time leading goalscorer. winning 15 major trophies in the process. it's been announced that brazil will host the copa america, with less than 2 weeks notice. the change comes after argentina was stripped of the rights to hold the competition late last night because of a surge in covid cases. argentina were originally set to co—host with colombia. but they were removed earlier this month after protests in the country. the south american football confederation say the venues and fixtures are still to be announced. i suspect discussions have

on friday he was handed another sentence 14 months in jail for his roland protest against the chinese government on october 2019. he's already in prison for earlier demonstrations. this extends his term to 20 months. former democratic hong kong legislator albert her and 6 others received 14 to 18 months in prison, activists. se paging a slowly smothering the territories pro democracy movement. above the majority of the problem, democracy activates the leaders and now being detained in prison and so on. and meaning that the chinese authorities do not intend to allow any room for the move in 6 seconds for the movements activities. the verdicts come just one day after hong kong legislative council, many parliament approved sweeping changes to the territories electoral system. china's communist party cannot vet candidates for the territories top job now held by beijing back to carry lab critics, including the us secretary of state ad blinking say the overall undermines democracy and prevents people in hong kong from having their voices heard. they jing says the changes will ensure stabili

roland -- [inaudible] >> in the interest of time, i will be submitting my comment in writing. thank you, and enjoy the rest of your afternoon. >> clerk: thank you, caller. hello, caller. your minute begins now. >> hello. charles perkins, district 7. throughout today's hearing, i've heard repeated reference to vision zero and climate change, two things that seem to be cited readily when it's to one's convenience, but i want to go to the closure of the great highway, and this also relates to closure, as well, but with regards to the great highway, it's not even debatable that the rerouting 20,000, 18,000 cars off the great highway that has no cross traffic, alternate routes, off to other streets to support vision zero. why anyone would be supporting this is beyond me. secondly, moving cars off of j.f.k. onto streets in the inner richmond or sunset makes no sense to me. you rob peter to pay paul. >> clerk: thank you. hello, caller. your minute begins now. >> hello. this is stacey randecker, and i find it hilarious that people are advocating for opening streets by citing how bad t

that's when dic roland, a 19-year-old black shoe shiner, needed to use the so-called colored restroomwn. it was on the top floor ofhebui sarah in charge of the elevator. >> we think as dick walked on the elevator, he tripped, he automatically threw his hands out to break his fall, that he might have hooked his hand on sarah page's dress, that it tore. she screamed and he ran out of the elevator. >> reporter: a white store clerk who heard her scream told police that dick roland attacked her. they arrested him the next day. >> the "tribune" published an article entitled "nab negro for attacking girl in an elevator." the piece had its desired impact in that it riled up white men in south tulsa. >> reporter: the word across town was that they were going to lynch this man. at the courthouse, the white men with guns were soon met by a much smaller group of black men with guns. then someone's gun went off. before it was all over, the racists would loot and burn black wall street. >> all i could see was black rolling smoke down south, and the people going north. that was the whole breadth of

tulsa police arrested roland the following day and began an investigation. an inflammatory report in the may 31 edition of "the tulsa tribune" spurred a confrontation between black and white armed citizens around the courthouse where the sheriff and his men had barricaded the top floor to protect roland. shots were fired and the outnumbered african-americans began retreating to the greenwood district. in the early morning hours of june 1, 1921, greenwood was looted and burned by white rioters as they are called. governor robertson declared martial law and national guard troops arrived in tulsa. guardsmen assisted firemen in putting out fires, took african-americans out of the hands of vigilanties, and imprisoned, locked them up, all black tull sans, not -- tulsans not already interned. over 6,000 people were held at the convention center and the fairgrounds, some for as long as eight days. 24 hours after the violence erupted, it ceased. in the wake of the violence, 35 city blocksly a in charred ruins. more than 800 people were treated for injuries and contem

the british number two has never reached the second round at roland garros.. konta's just getting her tournament underway against sorana kirstea. that is all of the sport. you can get more of the details on our website. that is all the sport. it's the worst massacre in black american history, yet the slaughter of up to 300 black african americans in tulsa in 1921 wasn't taught in local schools until 20 years ago. sparked by an alleged assault by a black man on a white teenager, a white mob rampaged through the affluent greenwood area it's the worst massacre in black american history, yet the slaughter of up to 300 black african americans in tulsa in 1921 wasn't taught in local schools until 20 years ago. sparked by an alleged assault by a black man on a white teenager, a white mob rampaged through the affluent greenwood area of the city shooting, burning and looting. today marks the 100th anniversary. a handful of survivors who lost everything are still waiting for compensation. this report from gary 0'donoghue contains some images you may find distressing. b

take roland -- roland is working and he has to use a restroom, he knows one is available at the downtownxel building. he walks over to the building, boards the elevator being operated by sarah page. something happened on the elevator, we don't know exactly what it was. something that caused the elevator to jerk or lurch. dirk brushed up against her, she overreacted and began screaming. he was frightened. the elevator landed back in the lobby and he fled. sarah page, exited deal elevator . she was comforted by a store clerk by a local -- a store clerk from a local store. she told him her story about being assaulted. he called the police. sarah page would later retract or recant that story. she refused to cooperate with prosecutors who arrested roland. that might have been the end of the story if it had not been for the intervention of the tulsa tribune which the next day, being may 31, 1921, published any article about -- published an article claiming roland had attempted to rape sarah page in the elevator. the article went out of its way to make sarah page look virtuous. as a corollary t

so we believe the dick roland, sarah page story were an excuse.d california and other places and people were taken into internment camps. and i believe some of the people that stayed here feared it would happen again, so it wasn't talked about in the black community and it wasn't talked about in the white community. >> president biden will be visiting tulsa tomorrow. what do you want to hear from him? >> well, i just think that this is sacred ground. this is a sacred moment. i'm just hoping not just the president but people here in our city and our state, we come together to not just commemorate this moment, which is very important, but there are some other issues that need to be addressed to -- to make our community whole again. we lost a lot and so i think that the dialogue with the the state, and federal government needs to be significant, it needs to happen now, and i think that the fact that the president came here says that he, at the federal level acknowledges is. and i think we need to do that at every level and start not just healing, but

dick roland was 19. sarah page was 17. they met on an elevator. a newspaper called the tulsa tribune. it really fomented hostility in the white community with respect to the black community. and that really is the origin story of what is known as the 1921 tulsa race massacre. >> as i was coming to you, we talked about the commission established in 1997, this investigation. the commission was charged in finding out the names of folks that died, the numbers of people that died, and so much more. and yet we still don't have any of those answers. where are we in efforts to find out who died, how many died, and where they are? >> some of those answers we probably never will have. one of the lingering questions with respect to the massacre has been whether there are mass graves in tulsa. there's a mass graves investigation process under way currently. we believe that somewhere between 100 and 300 people were killed, most of them black. there have been persistent stories, oral histories and eyewitness accounts of bodies being summarily buried in mass gra

you have the floor, roland martin. >> this could be a part of toxic diet culture.in just curious on what your thought is including the toxic diet culture that exists. >> i sent will a text saying hell, no, stop it! no, look. here's what he's done. first of all, you've got to remember it's a youtube series he's shooting and he'll be dealing with doctors and other people like that and i'm one of those folks, ain't no way in hell that i'll be taking a photo with the shirt off, and i've been one of those folks who put the pounds on and dropped 15 since it started and plan to lose more and this is also important for black men, encouraging us to be able to lose weight, get healthy and african-american die at a younger rate than anyone else in this country, and so there is also a significant impact on brothers. so while we can joke about it and we can appreciate it, if this does help your lifestyle and choices then that's a very good thing. >> i agree. >> very good. you set us back on track, roland, as i object phi will smith. >> thank you very much. you guys will all hav

roland our gov us is he could sleep for 2 days but a friend with a sick father calls. agrees to help knowing that in reality there's not much he can do. and here are some more stories making headlines around the world there have been fresh clashes between police and protesters in the colombian capital bogota it is the latest violence highlighting days of protest against economic inequality and police brutality of these 24 people have been killed in the unrest this past week. u.s. secretary of state anthony lincoln has arrived in ukraine for talks with president followed amir selenski he is expected to reassure kiev of u.s. support after russia amassed more than 100000 troops along the prince eastern frontier the country's anti corruption efforts the last of the on the agenda. voters in scotland are going to the polls on thursday in an election that could decide the fate of its independence movement 1st minister nicola sturgeon says that a fresh majority for her scottish national party would be a mandate for pursuing a 2nd independent strive to break away from the u.k.

it's three metres tall and was unveiled at roland garros ahead of the french open, which starts tomorrow the clay in paris. and the world number three says he's honoured to have his own statue on display at the tournament. that's all from us at sportsday. and if you watching the champions league final, enjoy the game. bye for now. sunny skies and over 20 degrees. we've got a few more days of this on the way. beautiful evenings, perfect for a walk in the park. or some time in the beer garden, you've earned it. but mind the sunshine, it's strong, you've not been used to it for quite some time now, so you may want to consider sunscreen if you're out the whole day. ok, let's have a look at the forecast then. and the warm weather has spread much across the uk but into scandinavia and many other parts of europe as this high pressure continues to build. the winds are light, there's plenty of sunshine, it was a beautiful day on the east coast today. but out towards the west, you can see a little bit more cloud. that cloud is in the process of melting away. so, through this evening and overnight,

joining me now, you know who it is, roland martin, host of "roland martin unfiltered."k university's distinguished scholar in residence. he's about to bring the funk. so happy you're here. >> happy to be here. >> looking dapper and festive. >> i brought the long coat. it's chilly this morning. >> you made a better choice than i did, my friend. i'm curious your take on all of this because as you know, the commission has raised $30 million to construct this commemoration and building to acknowledge what happened 100 years ago, but none of that money is actually going to the descendents or survivors. there are some thoughts about monetizing it. >> this is black pain being treated like black porn. cities like tulsa, that's what they want to do. they went to montgomery and saw how they monetized. that's what you're seeing and that is a problem. what we should be saying as african-americans, no, we're going to stand with these residents in their demands by saying, no, you are not going to sit here and build a museum and do these things and they're already including this now i

stories here and i'll just there and hong kong media tie can jimmy lie has got more jail time for his roland anti government protest in 2019 the pro democracy activists and billionaire has had another 14 months added to his prison term. 73 year old has already been behind bosses december serving another 14 month printing similar charges. 7 other actress have also been sent to me law as chair woman of the international affairs committee of the democratic party of hong kong and a former member of the.

the result bodes well for the defence of her french open title, which begins at roland garros in two'sjoe salisbury and partner rajeev ram lost in straight sets to nikola mek—tic and mate pavic. they were beaten 6—4, 7—6 in rome by the croatian second seeds, for whom it was a third atp masters 1000 title of the season. 0spreys beat dragons by 42 points to 26 for their second win in the pro—14 rainbow cup. 0spreys ran in five tries, with fourfor dragons and morgan morris was bundled over the line to help the visitors to a 20—14 half time lead. it was a close match but 0spreys were always ahead and debutant max naggy scored their final try of the game. a bonus point for each side, and 0spreys up to third in the table. in motogp, the australian jack miller got his second consecutive victory, winning the french grand prix at le mans. some of the riders coped better than others with the wet and windy conditions, former champion marc marquez fell twice before calling it a day. but miller stayed aboard to take the chequered flag. johan zarco was second. fabio quartararo came in third and le

and a 17-year-old white elevator operator named sarah page. >> a scream from page leads to roland's reporter: word gets to greenwood and a group of black world war i veterans show up to help the sheriff defend roland they're turned away. >> as they're leaving, an elderly white man went up to a tall black vet and said where are you going with that gun? a tussle ensues, a shot goes off and the massacre begins. >> reporter: the veterans retreat to greenwood with the mob in pursuit gun battles erupt, but somehow whistle that goes off, and at that point this white mob starts walking towards greenwood. >> reporter: eldoris and her family flee running north up a set of railroad tracks >> the crowd was just the whole breadth of the railroad track, on the side and down the middle. >> reporter: the residents of greenwood try to defend their neighborhood, but they don't have a chance. the national guard sprays the residents with machine gunfire, and it gets worse. >> you have something new up in the air, and it's airplanes start flying over greenwood. there is evidence -- and i believe this fi

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it's three metres tall and was unveiled at roland garros ahead of the french open, which starts tomorrowree says he's honoured to have his own statue on display at the tournament. that's all from us at sportsday. next on the bbc news general it's click. bye for now. hey, welcome to click. this week, we want to make you feel good through the medium of music. i don't know about you, lara, but i've been listening to a lotta, lotta music in the last year. i love a good tune to run to, but i do find it quite difficult to decide what music i want. so i end up downloading one song and then just having it on repeat for the whole of my 5k. do you do anything like that? is that weird? er, no, idon't. and yes, that is weird. it's not that sea shanty, is it? no. �*cause that would be, like, too weird. i tell you what, though, sometimes i do find myself listening to a really small set of songs. for me, it's the amazing band chvrches, which i think have got me through lockdown, to be honest. i think you've got them through lockdown. yeah, that's true, that's true. it's a bit like musical comfort food,

it was a bad day for the brits in french open qualifying at roland garros as samantha murray, jay clarkectories yesterday. but murray was beaten in straight sets by richel hogenkamp of the netherlands, burrage fared little better against irina maria bara, and jay clarke fell foul of slovakia's filip horansky. great britian were narrowly beaten in their third game of the ice hockey world championship in latvia. after losing their opening two matches, they forced overtime against denmark — but eventually lost 3—2. the brits got off to a great start as well, ben o'connor giving them the lead inside the first 3 minutes. afterfalling behind, gb drew level to then force overtime, but it was denmark who went on to get the winner. britain face belarus in their 4th group game tomorrow. they're 7th in their group of 8 — the top 4 from each group go through to the quarter—finals. it's a year since the death of george floyd. the murder of an african—american man at the hands of a white police officer sparked protests notjust in the us, but around the world. athletes such as lewis hamilton, naomi osa

well, number to name is soccer opens, play on the main show called roland garrison sunday, but her media boy has caused among her fellow players. well, no one ash balls. he doesn't agree with her. and noticed men's 20 time grand slam champion, roughly a widow probably where will not be the, the athletes that we add today. we don't want to have the, the recognition that we have around the walt and we will not be that bubble. and so i understand her hand i, i have my, my point of view that the me, the ice very important part of our sports to well, one thing to dial does approve office and you start to have him outside roland garrath. the spaniard was honored ahead of opening his campaign for record extending 14th french open title. the 3 me to tool scope to shows the clay court start screaming mid stroke, where some fans have described as terrifying. and another football news. the championship player final has just finished with my team. brent said booking a spot in the premier league for next season. i'm very happy about that. all right, rob, that's for. thanks very much indeed. i'm going

the journalist, the united states has imposed economic insecurity restrictions on ethiopia over its roland abuses in the 2 great region. visa restorations have been placed on e t o can in eritrea and government officials implicated in the killings of thousands of people since november. the secretary of state says the sanctions are aimed at forcing ethiopia to resolve the crisis. george lloyd's family and those of other black victims of police shootings have gathered in the us city of minneapolis to commemorate his death. he was killed a year ago on tuesday. the police officer found guilty of his murder a month ago. now awaiting census your state with headlines. more news here on our 0 right after the fans who make a football bye for now. frank assessments of poisons, but the government was one exactly have to and what may have met taking situation might not be repeated again and in depth analysis of the dates, global headlines inside story on our jazeera, the this is just like being in germany, 2nd tier of football and without a single major trophy to its name, it is become one of the worl

roland rightly mentioned that people have been working in the background with all these different groups but we have to bring these things to the foreground and i think this is what is happening at the moment you know it is coming to the fore but this is just the beginning it's the beginning of much more the has to be done you know much more have to be sent back much more communication has to be done and i insist on the fact that he has to be done on an equivocal we you know the so-called. you know german people people discussing what i need to discuss as equals yes. i think you do you're talking about the extent to which progress is or not being made or not be made and how optimistic we can afford to be or not for me it was a fascinating and wonderful moment this morning when i read my daily newspaper here in berlin it had a headline nigeria praises germany. seems to believe that germany is getting something right here. fair enough nigeria should praise germany because something has been done but again that is the beginning and i have to say we owe we have to complicate the conversation

roland rightly mentioned that people have been working in the background with all these different groups but we have to bring this thing to the foreground and i think this is what is happening at the moment you know it's coming to the fore but this is just the beginning it's the beginning of much more the has to be done you know much more have to be sent back much more communication has to be done and i insist on the fact that he has to be done on an equivocal we you know the so-called. you know german people people discussing what i need to discuss as equals yes. i think if you're talking about the extent to which progress is or not being made or not being made and how optimistic we can afford to be or not for me it was a fascinating and wonderful moment this morning when i read my daily newspaper here in berlin it had a headline nigeria praises germany. seems to believe that germany's getting something right here well fair enough nigeria should praise germany because something has been done but again that is the beginning and i have to say we we have to complicate the conversation a bi

of these so-called objects you know so we have to create possibilities of us coming together and roland rightly mentioned that people have been working in the background with all these different groups but we have to bring this things to the foreground and i think this is what is happening at the moment you know it's coming to the fore but this is just the beginning it's the beginning of much more the has to be done you know much more have to be sent back much more communication has to be done and i insist on the fact that he has to be done on an equivocal we you know the so-called. you know german people people discussing what i need to discuss as equals yes. i think it is you you are talking about the extent to which progress is or not is being made or not being made to help the music we can afford to be or not for me it was a fascinating and wonderful moment this morning when i read my daily newspaper here in berlin it had a headline nigeria praises germany. well jerry a seems to believe that germany is getting something right here. fair enough nigeria should praise germany because s

so i'm meeting lane roland from the kimberly marine research center. she's been monitoring local carl's to signs of what's important about a car was in that. kimberly one of the biggest stand out features is their exposure to the elements on the law taught. so to have that non made a taught range here, which is insane to many other places of the world, you know, they've got this thermal resilience, which we don't say with a lot of other car. the carl here can we stand on president the temperature extremes of up to 8 degrees celsius, the de enabling it's a better cope as she, temperatures rise. so we use them on a call. every mater we get a show and it's the sign photo year after year and month after month. so why do we say so little think mocks along the lawn, which here is just a little spirit level into the center. well, that's tricky to get it. phyllis man, and i could fix that easy and then carry on the more to go me simple method allows liam to compare the face of the curl over a period of time and have noticed signs that even this have resilience

and should murray get there, there'll be more crowds at roland garros this year. 5,000 fans will be allowed britain's jack laugher has won the silver medal in the one meter springboard at the european aquatics championships in budapest. it's the second medal that great britain have won at the championships. he'll also be competing in the synchronised 3m springboard tomorrow along with dan goodfellow on thursday. as they prepare for the olympics this summer. mo farah will look to qualify for the olympics at the british athletics 10,000m championships next month. the four—time olympic champion has been focusing on road events since retiring from track racing in 2017, but he's looking to go to his fourth games in tokyo. he's twice won gold in the 10,000 meters. he'll form part of a 12—strong team set to compete at the university of birmingham on the 5th ofjune. one of the contenders for overall victory at the giro d'italia crashed out, after hitting a race marshal, near the end of today's fifth stage. spain's mikel landa, bahrain victorious�* lead rider, and yesterday's stage winner joe dombro

a jail to hong kong media tycoon jimmy law has just been sentenced to 40 months jail for his roland anti government protest in 2019 the pro democracy activist has already said the 40 month prison term on similar charges. 3 other actors are also expected to be sentence. the french president is also wants to forgive his country for its role of $994.00 genocide. macros says well, france wasn't directly complicit and ended up back in genocidal regime. but he stopped short of an upright apology. rival laid is in somalia. say they've resolved the long running elections. kind of the government says voting will take place. within 60 days, the poles were supposed to be held in february. the opposition refused to recognise mohammed to abilene have mohammed his president saying his 4 year term has expired . years headlines, more news here and on 0 right after foot line. a face controller story without uttering a single word. and knowing going can guide a simple informa the young convent manatee, of life. witness through the limbs of the human. i want him by as a witness documentary on out is there

bluetooth roland? this apparently reason, piracy, on to the point we ask, are shank orders, kidnapping the disputing, pulling the strings? the news? well, thanks very much indeed for joining us here on to the point to my guest. here in the studio, olga in dover, political scientists from bella rose. her opinion is that bella russians should not be punished with sanctions and locked inside bell roofs without connection to europe. also where this is daria to catch oak editor with the russian east. west tv in berlin, she thinks put in is still pulling the strings of luca shank. oh, everyone's any kind of democratic change in bella ross. we have to talk booting. welcome to to alexandra fundamental. w, brussels bureau chief, she says sanctions against that will be useless. if you doesn't formulate a strategy that takes the role of russia into accounts as well. yeah, thank you very much. indeed, a great input that to begin with, and i'd like to go to august 1st and just ask you olga, is it fair to say that f

is imposed economic insecurity. restrictions on ethiopia over its roland abuses the trigger i region visa restrictions have been placed on if you open an area tray and government officials implicated in the killings of thousands of people since november. george floyd's family and those about the black victims of police shootings have gathered in the us. if you bring the alkalis to commemorate his death. it was killed the year ago on tuesday. please. officer found guilty of his murder a month ago is awaiting sentencing. a new study in the u. k is found code 1900 vaccines to be highly effective against the very 1st to take it in india. public helping them says 2 doses of both the pfizer and astrazeneca, jabs of at least 60 percent of protection. but they were only 33 percent effective after just one dose. all right, young state with headlines here and i was during, we got more news coming up right after the listening pace to see them in the 1st episode of science in a golden age. i'll be exploring the contributions made by scholars during the medieval slamming period in the field of pr

to refuse to speak to the media. 0saka said last week that she would not talk to the press during rolandanisers fined her $15,000. adam wild reports. arriving at the french open, all the talk of who talk. behind the mask here, naomi 0saka, not yet on court but already courting controversy. her refusal to speak to the press is to protect her mental health, she says, a stance which has divided opinion. her extraordinary talent, though, quite beyond debate. already a global sporting icon but yet to prove herself on clay. against romania's patricia maria tig, she was forced to fight but ultimately found her feet. through to the second round without serious concern, at least, not on court. good to her word, not a word to the press afterwards, prompting tournament organisers to find her $15,000. they said... i totally respect her decision. everyone has had different experiences with the press and everyone has had press conferences where they have not felt the best coming out of it but i've always taken the opinion it is part of the job. taken the opinion it is part of the 'ob. ., , ., ., job.

djokovic has been drawn in the same half the draw as nadal and federer at roland garros this year.age of the giro d'italia, which is a mountain stage ending in the italian alps. fans had a home victory to cheer on thursday, when the longest stage of this year's race was won by alberto bettiol — he launched a solo breakaway with six kilometres to go and cross the line at stradella 17 seconds ahead of the field. former tour de france champion bernal, meanwhile, finished safely in the pack to retain the race leader's pinkjersey and remain on course for a second grand tourwin. just three stages to go. and you can get all the latest sports news on our website — bbc.com/sport. but from me, mark edwards, and the rest of the sport team — bye—bye. now theatres are beginning to reopen in places where pandemic restictions have been lifted. one new production in london — based on the sci—fi adventures of doctor who — invites audiences to become part of the action. our reporter wendy hurrell went to find out more. everybody down! everybody get down! get down! get down, get down! get down! time

the three are 20 year old roland dobby, 34 year old christian, avoid and 35 year old amber lucas.he vandalism happened last month. police said the suspects intended target was very broad. he was the use of force expert who testified for the defense in the show. venmo murder trial brought use used to live inside this home in santa rosa, but moved out of state a few years ago. all three of the suspects now face conspiracy and vandalism charges. police say they also think there are more people involved, and they're asking anyone with information to give them a call. well, the family of a man who was shot and killed by a napa county sheriff's sergeant is now suing one garcia was shot during a traffic stop back in october. body cam video shows garcia walking toward sergeant david ackman with one hand behind his back, sergeant ackman drew his gun and repeatedly told garcia to show his hands while backing away. but garcia kept approaching. sergeant ackman, then shot garcia six times in garcia's family and their attorneys say. he was unarmed. i think it's really important. to call this ou