also watching at home in county durham was ronnie.ed the duke to open a local school project. i do remember the day that i spent, and the moments we shared over lunch. he was quite a witty, funny man. he was inspirational, on the day. and i think he had this uncanny knack of putting everybody at ease. he changed people's lives for the better. the duke of edinburgh's century—long journey may have ended today, but, for many years to come, young people will be outdoors in his name acquiring the life skills he wanted them to have. danny savage, bbc news. here in windsor, outside the castle walls, the duke's funeral has been marked by small groups paying their respects. the police have been in evidence, to deter any large crowds from gathering. some people have stopped to leave flowers, many said the royal family were "setting an example" by limiting numbers at the event. 0ur royal correspondent daniela relph reports now on how the people and the town paid their respects to the duke. there was a quiet calm to windsor. picture perfect for a

we had north to visit ronnie as parents. while some areas have been reduced to rubble others remain untouched protected by checkpoints. our destination is an area known as the valley of christians in the province of homs where ronnie is mother and the entire family are waiting expectantly the war torn rania's family apart her parents village hasn't been destroyed but it was behind the front line meaning rania was cut off from her family. because it's incredible to think she's on her way here. given i'm so happy. because. there's nothing much sympathy i'm very happy about that any mother in my position when i'm happy to see her daughter again it's been 5 years since we've seen her that she had to flee we were very worried about her she left on her own and has been through a lot. for the past week they'd been waiting impatiently for rania to reach them. for years the only contact they've had with their daughter has been on the phone. if i could. have it my darling. we're so happy that she came back and you got to take you and

you probably would have done it if, but getting to where she is was difficult for now, as has ronnie, and it took a lot of help just before the pandemic knows, ronnie found herself divorced and living in an rv parked in the back of her brother's home and martinez with her three dogs. then came covid in march. 16 2020. we all had to not to go to work and. that was the income. i guess. the hair silas, where the one hit a lot, but compassion started coming her way. former clients center money out of the blue to help keep her going. my clients start to reaching out to me. they were offering me how like what i need and it was for me was like falling from grace recently has ready heard about a former salon in walnut creek that had become vacant, but she wasn't able to afford the lease, and she says the building owner decided to take a chance on her and has offered several months of free rent until she's able to get in as hair affair running his ronnie started back this week with a few clients. but on sunday she's planning a celebration to thank all the people who lifted her and help her get

champion of the world, the rocket, ronnie o'sullivan! the tournament, ronnie o'sullivan said he wanted protection from overexuberant fans, but the lucky few inside stayed calm, as he got the tournament under way. and when the nation paused to remember the duke of edinburgh, so did the afternoon action. it's obviously different when you are there, you get a bit more of the atmosphere and just nice to actually be able to just go out for once. it was good to be back. not the best game. other pilots are taking place at wembley, with 4,000 fans attending tomorrow's fa cup semifinal. if the data proves that this and more can be done safely, it might not be too long before this sight becomes familiar again. laura scott, bbc news, sheffield. you can follow the snooker on the bbc sport website but, for now, back to you. more on our main story, the funeral of the duke of edinburgh at windsor. the queen, according to herfamily, has said that the death of prince philip has "left a huge void" in her life. they first met in the 1930s, they were marrie

six weeks on, ronnie has still not come home. somebody had opened a wound and just kept on just digging and digging and digging. sorry. china has launched the first module for its new space station as part of the country's ambitious space programme. a rocket blasted off from the wenchang launch facility on an island off china's southern coast. it's carrying a module which houses life support systems and living space for the space station's crew. the facility is expected to be fully operational by next year. our china correspondent stephen mcdonell has more from beijing. china's ambitious space programme is unfolding before our very eyes. china was locked out of being part of that international space station and, as a result, just decided to build its own, and so now, well, by next year assuming it all goes to plan, it will be the only country with its own space station. we saw the first module go up there today, as you mentioned, two more modules have to be attached to it. 11 missions in total — four, i think, with astronauts on

ronny says the investigation is far from closed. >> now, we have to go after the next one.tmen still out there and is offering a 10,000 reward to catch him. lieutenant rich cuddle headed the new investigation team that took a fresh look at the case. >> either someone's gonna tell us something finally or it's going to be through digital evidence. the phone records or something like that. >> for melvin's family, only partial justice has been served. >> i will not give up until we know everybody that was involved, and what he needs to understand is that it's going to be a lot easier if they come over instead of police having to find them. >> the clock is ticking. >> we are coming? >> we're coming. and we're not giving up. >> i'm craig melvin and i'm natalie. mariah lewis and this is "dateline". >> when i found my mom was missing i fought tooth and nail. we searched that entire summer, day and night. i even got hypnotize wants trying to communicate with my mom to help her tell me where she was. i did everything i could possibly do. >> rachel anderson had one great passion. >> s

yeah, first off ronnie was blau was really a nice guy. we all liked them and as you know when college kids have to do a paper you just have to do a paper. so we were helping him out to do his paper and we're sort of kind of amused by it because his first suggestion was that he do a paper on the social life of the freshman negroes at harvard in our class and it was suggested that he would interview us during the week and then go out with us on the weekends to parties and take notes and and observe them like that. i mean the problem with that was that if he had chose to i mean he would have. perhaps gotten a couple of paragraphs given the dearth and the lack of social life that we had and i'll tell you about that later so good thing you didn't do that. but the thing he did do question and again, it's very different when you read something now, you know in 2020 or 2019 versus 1959 and he had one question which we really, you know, didn't think when i read about it now i get ticked off about it but back then it wasn't the question was if you

probably would have done it if, but getting to where she is was difficult for now, as has ronnie, and it took a lot of help just before the pandemic now is ronnie found herself divorced and living in an rv parked in the back of her brother's home and martinez with her three dogs. then came covid in march. 16 2020. we all had to not to go to work and. that was the income. i guess. the hair stylists where the one hit a lot, but compassion started coming her way. former clients center money out of the blue to help keep her going. my clients start to reaching out to me. they were offering me how like what i need and it was for me was like falling from grace recently has ready heard about a former salon in walnut creek that had become vacant, but she wasn't able to afford the leads and she says the building owner decided to take a chance on her and has offered several months of free rent until she's able to get in as hair affair running his ronnie started back this week with a few clients. but on sunday she's planning a celebration to thank all the people who lifted her and help her get ba

>> ronnie. >> jimmy: ronnie! you have a brother named ronnie? no? mr. urethra. >> that's the smartest ray in california right there. [ cheers and applause ] good for you, sir. >> jimmy: are you a ray? >> yes, i am a ray, yes. >> jimmy: all right, all right. you know what? i guess you're not good at this, ray, turns out. [ laughter ] >> no, i couldn't even tell my son's name. >> jimmy: ray romano. his show is called "made for love." it's on hbo max right now. thank you, ray. [ cheers and applause ] we'll be right back with romany malco! hr ultra scuff defense... so that you can live that scuff-free life. honey, i'm home from my really important job! scuff defense. honey! scuff defense. [ chuckles ] scuff! -defense! i love our scuff-free life. you too, scruff defense. today let's paint with the interior paint that's too tough to scuff. behr. exclusively at the home depot. (woman) is there a natural litter that actually works?! (vo) at tidy cats, litterventions come naturally! naturally strong unscented with activated charcoal. or, scented clean lemong

number of occasions over many years going back to the early 2000's and i think something president ronnie said struck me very powerfully, the afghanistan of 2021 is not the afghanistan of 2001 or 1999 or take a year before that. the country has gone through profound positive changes, society has changed dramatically. i met with representatives of civil society groups, women leaders, extraordinary people, young people were reflective of this and similarly, the afghan national security forces, thanks to partnership with the international community are very well trained and strong force that exhibits extraordinary courage sacrifice every day so i think it would be a mistake for the taliban the afghanistan through the prism of 2001 through the 90s, this is in many ways a new afghanistan, one with very, we are pleased to have been partners to and one we are committed to remaining a partner for. [inaudible] >> i'm sure you got the sense despite your work intended to reinsure the afghan leadership and people that there is a sense of unease, if not threat, a fear of abandonment. to be honest, if

troops plunges afghanistan into a deep crisis to me but it could trigger another civil war ronnie commit to one. her view is shared by many international experts security in afghanistan has deteriorated dramatically. an agreement the trumpet ministration reached with the taliban in february last year failed to bring any peace. 20 years after they were expelled by the u.s. and its allies the taliban now control nearly half the country over the last few months they have repeatedly threatened war. after the u.s. announcement the taliban spokesperson demanded the immediate withdrawal of all foreign troops and announce that the taliban won't take part in any further peace negotiations. after 20 years of international military engagement and billions of financial aid the u.s. and its allies set to leave behind a country that remains one of the poorest and most unstable in the world. and let's get the perspective from afghanistan on this matter i am joined now by latif a journalist in kabul afghanistan thank you so much for joining us we heard in that report the fear among some that this troop

the defending champion ronnie 0'sullivan is playing the qualifier markjoyce in the first round.ould see him equal stephen hendry�*s record. he is currently leading 7—4, with the first to ten making it through. you can watch it live now on the red button or via the bbc sport website and app. hello there, good evening. there were some warm spring sunshine for many of us today. highest temperatures were around merseyside. we have seen some cloud coming in from the north sea across eastern parts of england, but it is quite thin, high cloud. most of it is sitting in the atlantic, and this will work its way into northern ireland and eventually into western scotland. the cloud coming in and thickens up, so we will start to see some rain pushing in from the west across northern ireland overnight. by across northern ireland overnight. by the early hours, it will arrive in western scotland. these areas will be milder overnight. for the rest of the uk, eastern scotland, england and wales will have lighter winds, clearer skies and temperatures close to freezing. a touch of frost in some are

host: ronnie, pennsylvania. you approve. caller: yes. i am very concerned that someone in the news did bring up the fact that corporations and companies are not being -- they are hiring illegals to do their dirty work for them and paying them cheap labor prices. that is my concern. it is coming from inside this country that these migrants are coming in. they are looking for help. they are looking for jobs. what we should do is go down into where they are coming from and help those people where they live. that is where our tax dollars should go. not into trying to house these people. there are too many of them. we are overrun. the companies love this because they see an army of cheap labor, not $15 an hour labor, but way more than that. they are doing this. it is coming from companies that want cheap labor. host: let me show you what congresswoman nora torres put out yesterday on twitter. she sent a tweet directly to the el salvador and president saying , i will make it clear. this is the result of narcissistic dictators like you interest

you _ ronnie 0'sullivan. that's what my debutant. you have _ ronnie o'sullivan.in my city, — ago, 1997. at the impact it had in my city, dublin, and even my country. _ my city, dublin, and even my country, there wasn't one crime call for three _ country, there wasn't one crime call for three hours of the night of the final _ for three hours of the night of the final. funny enough, the chief superintendent said to me, dadi, you should _ superintendent said to me, dadi, you should he _ superintendent said to me, dadi, you should be on television more often, you make _ should be on television more often, you make myjob easier! it was an incredible — you make myjob easier! it was an incredible time for my own country. an incredible time for anybody who lives that— an incredible time for anybody who lives that wonderful trophy. it is steeped — lives that wonderful trophy. it is steeped in a wonderful tradition of history— steeped in a wonderful tradition of history here at the crucible in sheffield from 1977. the trophy goes back as _ sheffield from 1977. the trophy g

six weeks on, ronnie has still not come home.ress sharon is experiencing so many people can relate to. it is cruel what — so many people can relate to. it is cruel what is _ so many people can relate to. it 3 cruel what is being done. thank you, sharon, for sharing your story with our reporter and we do hope that ronnie is safely returned. ronnie is still missing as we speak this morning, so we wish the family the best and she kept saying that it is silly, i am sorry, but it is way up and it is a kind of torture that people are doing. —— but it is real. time for the weather. it's turned really chilly. we had a couple of weeks of sunshine to enjoy but there is frost on the ground as we can see and people are desperate for rain, the farmers, as we were talking about with ben. there is rain in the forecast and some of us have seen it on some of us are yet to see it, but it is certainly in the forecast but before the british forecast i want to show you some amazing pictures taken in texas and oklahoma of some giant hail. it's been re

six weeks on, ronnie has still not come home. he became the programme's main presenter in 1989 and is the longest—serving presenter in the programme's history. over that time he was honoured with a bafta fellowship in recognition of his outstanding and exceptional contribution to television. in a statement, channel it described him as "a talismanic figure" who was "the most trusted and well—loved news presenter of his generation." thousands of people who live near a landfill site in staffordshire have complained that their physical and mental health is suffering because of its terrible smell. levels of hydrogen sulphide at the former quarry in newcastle—under—lyme have twice breached recommended standards. the operator, red industries, has promised to cap part of the area by the weekend. here's phil mackie. this is walley's quarry in silverdale. it is used as a landfill site, and here's the problem. it's right next door to hundreds of homes and is giving off a terrible smell. since it was allowed to increase the amount of waste i

we now know the draw for the first round of this year's world snooker championship — and ronnie o'sullivant markjoyce, who's ranked a6th in the world. elsewhere, uk championship winner neil robertson starts against liang wenbo, while the world number one judd trump will face liam highfield. molly renshaw looks set for a place at tokyo 2020 after winning gold and setting a new british record in the 200 metre breaststroke, at the olympic trials in london. renshaw finished in two minutes and 20.89 seconds to knock just over a second off the previous record. second—placed abbie wood is likely tojoin her injapan. scotland will be without captain rachel malcolm for their six nations match against italy this weekend. evie gallagher comes in to take her place, for her first start. that's one of four changes by the scots. the winners on sunday will go on to meet either france or ireland in a third—place play—off. and that's all the sport for now. have a very good night. hello there. it's turning chilly quickly this evening, but it was a fine spring day for much of the country. the sun was certainly

the defending champion ronnie o'sullivan leads markjoyce by six frames to three after the opening sessionound match at the crucible. they'll play to a finish tonight, with the first to ten making it through to the second round. mark cavendish couldn't claim a fourth stage win or hold on to the sprinter�*s green jersey on the penultimate day of the tour of turkey. the briton was pushed down to third in a photo finish. belgium's yasper philipsen won the stage. next to italy and a thrilling qualifying session at the emiliano romagna grand prix. lewis hamilton will start on pole position at imola tomorrow after edging out the red bulls of sergio perez and max verstappen, as nick parrott reports. formula 1 is an american owned global sport, formula 1 is an american owned globalsport, but formula 1 is an american owned global sport, but its headquarters and most of the teams are based in the uk. so the pit lane paid tribute to the duke of edinburgh before the drama unfolded. less than five minutes in, the japanese rookie was out. fortunately for their team, their factory is nearby. out. fortuna

and anthony mcgill, who knocked out ronnie 0'sullivan in the last round, is giving stuart bingham a runon the last frame of the morning session to square the match at four—all. they'll start again at seven o'clock — live coverage across the bbc. with just two months to go until the start of wimbledon, the all england club has been laying out its plans for this year's championships. it was the only grand slam last year to be cancelled because of the pandemic — this year organisers say they're hoping to allow at least ten thousand spectators each day. we've also been told that from next year — there'll be no traditional rest day on the middle sunday. i've been speaking to our tennis correspondent russell fuller, who started by telling me about this summer's plans for a crowd. we have a minimum figure in that there will be at least 25% of the spectators inside the all even club come the end ofjune. all being well. but the hope from the club is that that number will be able to increase with everybody is waiting for government guidelines to be updated. particularfor for government guidelines

ronnie o'sullivan's hopes of winning a record—equalling seventh world title are over.ce, but it was mcgill who held his nerve, winning 13 frames to 12. you could say this is one that got away but there were six that did not get away. it is how you want to look at it. 20 majors, whatever it is, i have every book in the record apart from the most world titles. if i can keep the mindset that i have been working on in these last few days, i just want to enjoy my snicker because i haven't been really enjoying it. ifeeli because i haven't been really enjoying it. ifeel i have been playing pretty poor. and ifind hard to enjoy if i don't play well. so, the defending champion is out, but last year's runner—up is on course to reach the quarterfinals. kyren wilson leads barry hawkins 9—7. the first to 13 frames will reach the last eight. play resumes tomorrow afternoon. in rugby union's premiership, leaders bristol have lost forjust the third time this season. they were beaten by second—placed exeter 20—12 at ashton gate. tom o'flaherty with the second of three tries for the defe

being the not booking you that this is pull you out of the us it's in going a little bit to mumbai ronnie milsap single there's sort of a high risk of a high our own state must. go down there will pour more there or he must. the 3 wrestlers who beat to kashi were given suspended sentences. the stable trainer was sentenced to 6 years in prison. despite the series of scandals the centuries old sports keeps attracting new recruits. to shore sky today's the big day. he's tournament takes place in the park of a sheen tows shrine in tokyo. competing others. best 13 to 15 year olds from across the country. shows 1st opponent doesn't stand a chance. in 3 seconds he's knocked to the ground. fighting continues all day long. injuries a common. it's during these told events that stable coaches pick their future students yet just moving as trinamool fun stuff. but in the full piece outfit. and guardian military is some of the federal. you sure they can only recall training it's night they. sure can look at. despite this defeat shows skate continues to believe in his destiny of joining a sumo stable. a

ronnie as focus is elsewhere right now she's longing to see her parents again and is planning a visit her family lives quite a distance from damascus. so i haven't seen them for 4 years. i feel like my heart has stopped beating a bit of. our. we had north to visit rania's parents. while some areas have been reduced to rubble others remain untouched protected by checkpoints. our destination is an area known as the valley of christians in the province of homs where ronnie is mother and the entire family are waiting expectantly the war torn rania's family apart her parents village hasn't been destroyed but it was behind the front line meaning rania was cut off from her family. because the amount of the it's incredible to think she's on her way here. you know what i'm so happy. because . there's just nothing much sympathy i'm very happy about that any mother in my position would be happy to see her daughter again it's been 5 years since we've seen her that she had to flee we were very worried about her she left on her own and has been through a lot. for the past week they've been waiting

ronnie was born in savannah, georgia, and a graduate of have a an -- savannah high school. he proudly served our country in the army field artillery regiment. one of his passions in life was helping others achieve their dreams. he started his own construction business and quickly became a distinguished and beloved residential home builder throughout the coastal empire and low country of hilton head island. he took great pride in and had a talent for helping others achieve their dream home, spending countless hours drawing and redrawing house plans by hand. his passion is a volunteer and youth recreation would eventually lead to appointment as recreation director for garden city. his wife also passed away on march 30, 2021. my thoughts and prayers are with their family, friends, and all who knew them during this most difficult time. madam speaker, i rise today to recognize the 250th anniversary of the founding of brunswick, georgia. located on the southeast coast of georgia, mark carr was the firsture peaian settler to live in what is now the city of brunswick. in 1771 the c

ronnie hogue was 69 years old. philamena belone's calling in life was teaching.ber of the navajo nation, she always had a connection with kids, especially the ones going through a tough time. the 44-year-old mother of three first taught in albuquerque public schools, but ter moved to an elementary school in the navajo nation so she could give back to her community. she loved to run, dance and make people laugh. her brother said philamena never judged others, and she helped him become a better father and husband. raised baptist in a north carolina mill town, frank perry fell in love with the organ at a local lutheran church. after serving his country in occupied japan during world war ii, frank returned home to become a lutheran minister and raise a family of three with his wife martha. throughout his six decades as a pastor, his daughter said, he always looked for the good in people and was accepting of everyone. the 96-year-old served his community to the very end, even preaching to alzheimer's patients at his assisted living facility. the grandson of sharecropp

dr archer ordered high invited ronny deila to join a trial training session might you don't diversity to introduce new teaching methods. teachers assume power and authority and naturally stand in front of the classroom. we deliver what students should. we want to be able to change things dynamic so that students are so care and see them so. active. participants. the training methods developed here focus not on enforcing rules but on empathy with the students. i don't. teach the. only am moment that automatically do you know where you are. my partner who my life. who know my life. all these things must. come up in court have you know the one long. including the intelligence on the fact that he says he only had money at last loud outweighs hike up that you know that they love finding a home and i think of one can't you know that a lot of funding not to get it on in. these new teaching methods might have helped the teachers that sort of manage their classrooms without resorting to physical punishment. after a lawyer runaround cowpat filed a case for the parents of $26.00 students. court

our destination is an area known as the valley of christians in the province of homs where ronnie is mother and the entire family are waiting expectantly the war torn rania's family apart her parents village hasn't been destroyed but it was behind the front line meaning rania was cut off from her family. because heck you know it's incredible to think she's on her way here. given i'm so happy. because. this is the most of the i'm very happy about that any mother in my position when i'm happy to see her daughter again it's been 5 years since we've seen her that she had to flee we were very worried about her she left on her own and has been through a lot. for the past week they've been waiting impatiently for rania to reach them. that. for years the only contact they've had with their daughter has been on the phone. and my darling. oh we're so happy that she came back and you got to take you and your children. i'm so happy to see my mother and father my uncles and and all my friends i'm going i'm very happy. about it your ma. only just got out of homs in time. she lived near here in the

sharma ronnie faces sexual battery charges. the oakland unified school district and its teachers union are officially at an impasse over an agreement to safely reopen all of the district's schools, the teachers union says after months of negotiations, their gods with the district over the teacher workloads preparation time for teaching. both in class and remote learnings and accommodations for child care and leave time for teachers whose families are at high risk of contracting covid-19. now the in past will not impact the district's reopening plans. oakland students started returning for in person learning last month and more students in grades seven through 12 are set to begin in person instruction on monday. the cdc is keeping a close eye on breakthrough infections. covid-19 infections. these are people who have contracting the virus after they have been fully vaccinated. the agency says it received about 5800 reports so far here in the bay area, san mateo county has reported 44 cases. contra costa county has 91 cases, sonom

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it“s tight between defending champion ronnie o“sullivan and anthony mcgill in their second round matcheak. they'll resume tomorrow morning. britain's cameron norrie will face 11—time champion rafael nadal in the quarterfinals of barcelona open. norrie went through after eighth seed david goffin retired with an injury, while nadal beat kei nishikori in three sets. britain's simon yates has extended his lead at the tour of the alps. he led up the final climb in the leader's green jersey, and freewheeled to finish third behind pello bilbao of spain on stage 4. yates leads by 58 seconds, with one stage to go. poppy cleall will start in place of captain sarah hunter for england women's six nations final against france on saturday. emily scarratt takes over as skipper. staying with rugby union, and former lions captain sam warburton has named the player he thinks should lead the side this year as they take on south africa. wales captain alun wynjones is favourite to take the armband, as it would be his fourth tour with the lions, but warburton has picked england and saracens forward maro ito

he knocked out ronnie 0'sullivan in the last 16 and anthony mcgill holds a 9—7 lead in his quarter finalhot of the tournament in the first frame of the evening session. it didn't seem possible for him to pot the red over the pocket but on second viewing — he judged the angles to perfection. but mcgill came from behind with two century breaks to hold a two frame advantage going into the final session tomorrow. first to 13 progresses to the semi finals. a tight match between 2010 champion neil robertson and last year's runner up kyren wilson, as they're tied at eight frames a piece. neither player was at their best with robertson winning the final frame to setup a fascinating final session tomorrow morning and that's all the sport for now. hello. april 2021 is now officially the frostiest april on record. that is since records began in 1960 and it is based on the number of frosty nights we've seen. every night so far this april, temperatures have fallen below freezing and we've had an air frost. it may well be the case though that as we make our way into the early hours of wednesday, we es

and its four frames all between ronnie 0'sullivan and anthony mcgill in their second—round contest, aftertomorrow morning. everything else, of course, the bbc sport website. but, that's all the sport for now. hello. it may have been warm in the sunshine today, it's another chilly night on the way. many of us, there is a risk of frost. it looks to be coldest across parts of eastern england. could be —1i into the morning. some areas of cloud in the far north east of scotland and the chance of a shower in the northern isles, still quite windy through the english channel and channel islands and into south west england. so, where that wind is strongest, you will avoid frost, but many of us will be at orjust below freezing. again, looks coldest into eastern england. but after that chilly start, temperatures rebound quickly tomorrow, with plenty of sunshine again. a little hazy with high cloud here and there. there's still some cloud in the far north—north east of scotland, and in the northern isles it may threaten a shower. still that brisk, gusty wind through the channel islands and into south

question about that they were pictured at the wedding doctrine let let let let let us ronnie military club to convict murderous uncles of the bridegroom happily celebrating with everyone else we at telescoping something that happened over 25 years. into a single incident the the brothers had committed a crime in 1906. long before gen as is that even joined the army as a cadets we now. go forward 25 years later and we are saying that these 2 men came back to bangladesh. and if they did and as the photographs this was absolutely a great failure of our. justice ministry and the. immigration police in the air force that is the question about that but you will also have to understand that these people had acquired different pascall which unless it was known to the government unless that was on the watch list it is quite easy for them to have slipped in along with thousands of other people who come in and wow i am not running for one moment suggesting that this has not been a failing of the government don't have the luxury. that's arisen. in a democracy with the kind of free press that you'

also watching at home in county durham was ronnie.cal school project. i do remember the day that i spent, the moments we shared over lunch. he was quite a witty, funny man. he was inspirational on the day. i think he had this uncanny knack of putting everybody at ease. he changed people's lives for the better. the duke of edinburgh's century long journey may have ended today, but, for many years to come, young people will be outdoors in his name, acquiring the life skills he wanted them to have. danny savage, bbc news. will talk more about the events in windsor later in the programme. let's turn now to the latest on the pandemic, and the latest government figures show that there were 2,206 new coronavirus infections recorded in the latest 24—hour period — which means that on average the number of new cases reported per day in the last week is 2,534. the latest daily figure for the number of people across the uk in hospital with coronavirus is 2,186. 35 deaths were reported, that's people who died within 28 days of a positive covid—i9

and we now know the draw for the first round of the world snooker championship, with ronnie o'sullivanfence of the trophy against debutant markjoyce, who's ranked 46th in the world. there are europa league semifinal spots up for grabs for arsenal and manchester united this evening. ole gunnar solksjaer�*s side are at old trafford and have a two goal cushion for their second leg against granada. but for the gunners, things are more precarious. they conceded a late away goal in the first leg and so are in slavia prague with the sides at one goal a piece. and with the club ninth in the premier league — defeat tonight for mikel arteta's side would likely mean no european football for arsenal for the first time in 25 years. not that their boss is contemplating that. at the end, results is only thing externally, to have the perception that we are moving forward in the right direction. n that we are moving forward in the right direction.— right direction. i know you said before you _ right direction. i know you said before you were _ right direction. i know you said before you were making - r

message to ronnie. the if a pilot is due to debate his response to the increased tensions between the ukraine and russia after russia after moscow began to withdraw some of its troops from the joint border and forces have been massing along ukraine's border in recent weeks for no obvious reason western powers that condemned moscow for its military buildup of voiced their support for fear that would tensions between the 2 countries are high since 2014 it's certain that russia's june withdrawal will not signal any lasting peace between the 2 countries. tens of thousands of russian troops along ukraine's borders aircraft and missile systems in place unannounced exercises action unprecedented scale and all of them within striking distance of ukraine russia's military made no effort to hide what was going on as the reports piled up day after day ukraine and its western allies group palpably nervous all the while the kremlin remained silent and then suddenly as they appeared officials announced that the troop

question about it but they were pictured at the wedding doctrine let let let let let us ronnie military club to convict murders uncles of the bridegroom happily celebrating with everyone else we are at telescoping something that happened over 25 years. into a single incident the the brothers had committed a crime in 1906. long before gen and this had even joined the army as a cadet we now. go forward 25 years later and we are saying that these 2 men came back to bangladesh. and if they did and as the photographs this was absolutely a great failure of our. justice administrator and the. immigration police in the air force that is the question about that but you will also have to understand that these people had acquired different pass. which unless it was known to the government unless that was on the watch this it is quite easy for them to have slipped in along with thousands of other people who come in and wow i am not running for one moment suggesting that this has not been a failing of the government it was done of the argument. that's arisen. in a democracy with the kind of free pre