this site's encountered as a check on shaun's welfare.amera told a different story. when questioned by the police, the staff member said they had made a mistake. sean had not been checked for 28 minutes before he was found. the investigation, ordered by the trust, said even if this check had been carried out, it might not have prevented sean's death. they cannot be confident that sean was observed as required. and this is a document that's given to his family. is that acceptable? no. if your policy says we will observe everybody every 15 minutes, then you should observe everybody every 15 minutes. now, leaving aside, there's always the possibility that this patient could have killed themselves within a shorter window. there is a potential that if that member of staff turned up, they could have interrupted his preparations. they could have picked up on the change in mood. it could have been prevented. now, there's lots of ifs in that. but the reality is none of that had the possibility of happening because the nurse didn't turn up. that's

shaun is our first european space agency astronaut to the moon. congratulations, shaun. he's been presented with an official astronaut certificate from the european space agency and nasa. it was a big surprise when shaun was selected to go to the moon. at first you couldn't believe it, it seemed incredible. it is every child's dream, isn't it, famously, to be an astronaut and go to the moon. and so the fact that shaun was doing it for us seemed very, very important. i mean the far side of the moon, how extraordinary is that? our baby, our creation. it took a lot of work to get shaun into shape for the mission. making him a great fit for thejob. it's perfect for shaun, really. he is such a cute, cheeky little character. i can only imagine he would love to have such a big adventure. it's always what he is trying to do in all of his little episodes! and this was the rocket shaun was riding on. blasting off last november for the start of the artemis mission. giving him a close—up view of the moon that others are hoping they will also see one day. it's an absolute thrill to b

shaun is our first european space agency astronaut to the moon. congratulations, shaun.rise when shaun was selected to go to the moon. at first you couldn't believe it, it seemed incredible. it is every child's dream, isn't it, famously, to be an astronaut and go to the moon. and so the fact that shaun was doing it for us seemed very, very important. i mean the far side of the moon, how extraordinary is that? 0ur baby, our creation. it took a lot of work to get shaun into shape for the mission.

shaun is the first european space agency astronaut to the moon. congratulations, shaun.astronaut around the moon. and so the fact that shaun was doing it for us seemed very, very important. on the far side of the moon, i mean, that extraordinary is that our our baby, our creation. it took a lot of work to get shaun into shape for the mission, making him a great fit for thejob. it's perfect for shaun, really. he's such a cute, cheeky little character and can only imagine he would love to have such a big adventure. it's always what he's trying to do. and this was the rocket shaun was riding on, blasting off last november for the start of the artemis mission, giving him a close up view of the moon. others are hoping they'll also see one day. it's an absolute thrill to be thinking about following in shaun's footsteps, going around the moon, getting involved with all the artemis missions. it would be an absolute pleasure to do that. and we'll see what the future holds. definitely. travelling on a one and a half million milejourney that most humans and sheep could only dream a

lot of work to get that into shape for the mission to get him fit for this works it's perfect for shaunly is such a cute cheeky little character and i can only imagine how he wanted to have such a big adventure that's what he always tried to do in his little episodes this was the rocket that shaun was flying on last november to start the mission artemis he was given the opportunity to see the moon up close others just hope they will too one day it's exciting to think about following in sean's footsteps around the moon participating in all of artemis's missions it was real fun and we will definitely see what the future holds for us shaun the sheep has joined an exclusive club traveling a million and a half miles that most people and sheep could only dream of but there are many more missions per month to come this may just be the beginning or will it be another month or even further an all-rounder who will make a giant breakthrough for sheep that's all for today we're back on the air tomorrow at 21:00 take care it's hard to talk about how you feel when you're incontinent an unpleasant sit

shaun: i push these entrepreneurs to grow very, very quickly. announcer: soledad explores the inner workings of a tech hardware accelerator. shaun: we are not looking for replicas of today's successes, we're looking for tomorrow's great successes. announcer: and too many people living in small towns and on farms don't have a digital connection. >> if you don't invest in broadband, you're signing somewhat of a death certificate for the area. announcer: how do we get rural america online? ♪ soledad: i'm soledad o'brien. welcome to "matter of fact." immigration is changing the face of rural america. the 2020 census shows a big demographic shift. 24% of rural americans are people of color. much of that growth is from an influx of immigrants, particularly latino populations. that trend is evident in arcadia, a west central wisconsin town home to nearly 4000 people. over the past two decades, the latino and immigrant population there has swelled, filling an increasing demand for workers in manufacturing, meat processing and dairy. well, now, they outn

i can shaun work path. i mean can shaun bailey, adam brooks do survive.ueen kissed his in a new book we'll discuss donald's latest memorial outfit as we reveal the last, greatest person and union of the week. but next in, i'm cancelled as gary lineker, his agent, he had a, quote, special arranged ment with the bbc to allow tweets political issues like migration why does this fading footballer think he deserves any special treatment from the state broadcaster on fleet street liaison kelvin mackenzie has lot to say on this. he thinks the bbc director general has to go now and i want to know why we weren't told about this. lots to unpick kelvin mackenzie here live with me in just 2 minutes time . and time now for cancelled . and and time now for cancelled. and this is where britain's telecom entities speak out on controversial without the fear of the cancel culture sweeping the rights of the media. now gary lineker his agent a snivelling column defending the disgraced bbc presenter over his disgusting bob in of all places you guessed i the leftie rag the new

shaun it? because they have shaun is it?e called archie and called prince archie and princess? well, so princess? lilibet well, so actually what they want is they want bite mouth want to be able to bite mouth the family was of taking the royal family was of taking all benefits, titles. all the benefits, the titles. well that could what you're saying is obviously technically correct. you correct. the point is, you cannot children, the cannot punish the children, the sins father they will sins of the father if they will rightly, would be called rightly, they would be called princess. and whatever . they princess. and whatever. they should maintain that until they are say otherwise are old enough to say otherwise and if i was their grandfather, i make that happen. harry and meghan , different approach. okay meghan, different approach. okay now, look, breaking tonight as i just mentioned, donald trump been indicted by a manhattan grand jury after a probe . hush grand jury after a probe. hush money paid to stars . stormy money pa

i can shaun work path. i mean can shaun bailey, adam brooks do survive. claim the queen kissed his in a new book we'll discuss donald's latest memorial outfit as we reveal the last, greatest person and union of the week. but next in, i'm cancelled as gary lineker, his agent, he had a, quote, special arranged ment with the bbc to allow tweets political issues like migration why does this fading footballer think he deserves any special treatment from the state broadcaster on fleet street liaison kelvin mackenzie has lot to say on this. he thinks the bbc director general has to go now and i want to know why we weren't told about this. lots to unpick kelvin mackenzie here live with me in just 2 minutes time . and time now for cancelled . and and time now for cancelled. and this is where britain's telecom entities speak out on controversial without the fear of the cancel culture sweeping the rights of the media. now gary lineker his agent a snivelling column defending the disgraced bbc presenter over his disgusting bob in of all places you guessed i the leftie

shaun it? because they have shaun is it?ing to be called archie and called prince archie and princess? well, so princess? lilibet well, so actually what they want is they want bite mouth want to be able to bite mouth the family was of taking the royal family was of taking all benefits, titles. all the benefits, the titles. well that could what you're saying is obviously technically correct. you correct. the point is, you cannot children, the cannot punish the children, the sins father they will sins of the father if they will rightly, would be called rightly, they would be called princess. and whatever . they princess. and whatever. they should maintain that until they are say otherwise are old enough to say otherwise and if i was their grandfather, i make that happen. harry and meghan , different approach. okay meghan, different approach. okay now, look, breaking tonight as i just mentioned, donald trump been indicted by a manhattan grand jury after a probe . hush grand jury after a probe. hush money paid to stars . stormy

shaun pascoe ending that report from caroline hawley.list of organisations that can help is available at bbc.co.uk/actionline. you can also phone for free to hear recorded information on 0800 066 066. the row about the decision to cut down more than 100 trees in plymouth is at the high court today. the trees were felled after dark, as part of a council plan to redevelop the city centre. but campaigners won a court injunction to stop the work, and the council's appeal against that injunction is being heard in court at the moment. 0ur south west england correspondent jenny kumah has more from plymouth. "despicable vandalism." "environmental devastation." "a chainsaw massacre." just some of the words used by opponents to this felling of more than 100 trees in plymouth city centre. the contractors came late at night. then, at around 1am, campaigners were able to get an injunction to stop the chop. if you cut any more trees down, it'll be a criminal offence. by then, only a few trees remained. do you have anything to say to the people of plym

piers morgan, shaun follow.ley, brookes, adam bailey, adam brookes, adam magnum, my superstar panel on with night. but coming with me all night. but coming up, has prince harry benefited from his visa from special on his visa application and as a result, should he be facing deportation nafion should he be facing deportation nation his drug use ? royal nation for his drug use? royal mastermind said you call it gambling. dampier weigh in gambling. phil dampier weigh in soon. but up in the clash, soon. but up next in the clash, as jacob rees—mogg suggests he would a by should would easily win a by should bofis would easily win a by should boris reject the verdict boris johnson reject the verdict of the partygate kangaroo court former transport advisor to johnson coverage ex conservative a staunch boris david campbell—bannerman and the broadcaster and journalist nina maseko. she's not due fast or straight either, right i via email on the stand at gbnews.uk vote in our poll at gb news we're back . soon lady colin campb

what you were up to with shaun woodward ? i'm old with shaun woodward?remember when he was a conservative member of parliament at the stratford on avon . there you go. so we flip avon. there you go. so we flip flops like the best of them. edwina are they really 6.6 million people who cannot work in this country of working age? i just wonder whether we need more policies to get people back to work, particularly given the parlous state of the economy . parlous state of the economy. oh, i think everybody's very keen indeed to get people back to work, and particularly in the age groups that you've mentioned, they 55 to 60 for those who are not able claim their state pension , but in many their state pension, but in many cases seem to be either claiming long term sick. we need get them back to work are claiming their private pensions be a year or two before they discover that actually they haven't enough private pension that they haven't saved enough over the years to be able to survive well into the eighties the nineties as we hope everybody would. so couple

what you were up to with shaun woodward ? i'm old with shaun woodward?remember when he was a conservative member of parliament at the stratford on avon . there you go. so we flip avon. there you go. so we flip flops like the best of them. edwina are they really 6.6 million people who cannot work in this country of working age? i just wonder whether we need more policies to get people back to work, particularly given the parlous state of the economy . parlous state of the economy. oh, i think everybody's very keen indeed to get people back to work, and particularly in the age groups that you've mentioned, they 55 to 60 for those who are not able claim their state pension , but in many their state pension, but in many cases seem to be either claiming long term sick. we need get them back to work are claiming their private pensions be a year or two before they discover that actually they haven't enough private pension that they haven't saved enough over the years to be able to survive well into the eighties the nineties as we hope everybody would. so couple

shaun, ireland, to gordon brown. shaun, thank you so much for coming on.know if you remember , i don't know if you remember, but we actually met when i a migrant worker working out in hong kong many years ago. so it's a good opportunity to discuss the benefits and dis benefits of migration. how much control , realistically, do you control, realistically, do you think we should have and how much do you think the population, the electorate go? first of all, jacob, it's a pleasure to be on your program andindeed pleasure to be on your program and indeed to see you, since hong kong goes well. i think chris patten resigned last in hong kong . i have to say my head hong kong. i have to say my head is spinning from your monologue. ihave is spinning from your monologue. i have my pen and paper ran out on a list of figures. i have my pen and paper ran out on a list of figures . and i have on a list of figures. and i have to say, if of the viewers have followed this , they should get a followed this, they should get a special milk prize because at the end of the day

piers morgan, shaun follow.ley, adam brookes, adam magnum, my superstar panel on with night. but coming with me all night. but coming up, has prince harry benefited from visa from special on his visa application and as a result, should he be facing deportation nafion should he be facing deportation nation for his drug use ? royal nation for his drug use? royal mastermind said you call it gambling. dampier weigh in gambling. phil dampier weigh in soon. but up in the clash, soon. but up next in the clash, as jacob rees—mogg suggests he would a by should would easily win a by should bofis would easily win a by should boris reject the verdict boris johnson reject the verdict of the partygate kangaroo court former transport advisor to johnson coverage ex conservative a staunch boris david campbell—bannerman and the broadcaster and journalist nina maseko. she's not due fast or straight either, right i via email on the stand at gbnews.uk vote in our poll at gb news we're back . soon lady colin campbell is on the way . it

once the strains of money, money, money had died away, shaun ley had some more music to contend with.the bbc at the moment. but actually it's worth more, - if corporation tax is a bit higher, and this is the point i think- that the government's going to try and make when it talks about success is that the government might try - and do something quite radical on this. - there's certainly been . pressure to say actually, right, write these extra costs off in the year - the investment is made. not easy discussing the finer points of corporation tax while the match of the day theme tune is blaring out behind you, and alison beaumont considered it very much not worth the effort. the budget was preceded as usual by days of previews, leaks and educated guesses as to what might be in it, including on tuesday's news at ten. the chancellor, jeremy hunt, is expected to announce measures to encourage more people, including younger parents, back to work in england. the current 30 hours of free childcare for three and four—year—olds will be extended. it's thought to one and two—year—olds in what's

now, fortunately, shaun, we began an investigation, lloyds reviewed the case, and lloyds have actuallyme across. they had spotted these transactions of fraudulent, they had warned james, they had warned him in person, in branch, but so groomed had he been by these criminals, he insisted the payments go through. we carried out the investigation, and i heard from adam when lloyds eventually told him he was going to get a refund for his dad. it was like a huge weight had been lifted off of my shoulders, essentially, because i was kind of looking after my dad on this. so i felt a huge sense of responsibility to try to get him a good result, because he is in ill health. the relief was indescribable, really, it wasjust... yeah, it was phenomenal. that was money box reporter dan whitworth from bbc radio 4 speaking to us, and adam, whose dad was a victim of fraud. with me now is arun chauhan, a solicitor who specialises in fraud and financial crime and is a trustee at the charity, the fraud advisory panel. very good to have you with us, welcome to bbc news. i understand that this kind of fraud

shaun bailey.haun bailey. political editor of the sunday mirror. nigel nelson. great stuff . okay. so, yes, there we stuff. okay. so, yes, there we go. i mean, i suppose those are the front pages. it is a little bit bonkers, i suppose. i think the first one is we're gonna be talking about quite well which is second by hancock's messages. and only after we see your and it's only after we see your views yeah, i'm views on this. yeah, i'm completely sickened him. not completely sickened by him. not just by these messages, by the way, he's behaved. the fact way, that he's behaved. the fact that he then went on to do this diary book, fact that he diary book, the fact that he then on to a tv show and then went on to do a tv show and actually i've to say this actually, i've got to say this as well . upset the as well. i'm upset by the british public because they voted stay on that. well, voted him to stay on that. well, you i actually go i mean , you know, i actually go i mean, a bit like matt hancock and

once the strains of money, money, money had died away, shaun ley had some more music to contend with.ce for the bbc at the moment. but actually it's worth more, if corporation tax is a bit higher, i and this is the point i think that the government's - going to try and make when it talks about success. - the government might try and do something quite radical on this. there's certainly been pressure to say actually, right, write these extra costs off in the year the investment is made. not easy discussing the finer points of corporation tax while the match of the day theme tune is blaring out behind you, and alison beaumont considered it very much not worth the effort: the budget was preceded as usual by days of previews, leaks and educated guesses as to what might be in it, including on tuesday's news at ten.

it's talking points and joined by repo man shaun james. you're welcome. glad to be here.evon . join the program now. devon. join the royal navy. it's all quite a traditional yeah sort of. what was the royal navy like? it's good. oh 16 so i didn't know what else to . i joined the navy what else to. i joined the navy in the gulf war when i was 18. yeah. and yeah. made a man of me . what was the gulf war like ? i . what was the gulf war like? i just go along it. he just. i like people, turn around and go, was it bad? was it they just do as you're told. he trained do out. and i said, yeah, i think when you're away it seems doesn't it. young people are particularly afraid of anything really , you know. you should really, you know. but you should bnng really, you know. but you should bring fully believe national service should be brought back. do you get good? 100. you know, that would change the country quite a big way. that would change the country quite a big way . so you you quite a big way. so you you would discipline by the royal navy. yeah yeah. make me mad literally. ye

thank you so much to shaun and zachary.w to remember him from channel 4 news. good well, he's had a baby at the age of 70 and many people are obviously impressed that he's got the energy do that. but is it unfair on kids. when parents have children later in life. we'll discuss that with my brilliant viewers. but next up, let's talk about dirty britain with raw sewage going into our rivers. and as a town is plagued super rats, this britain needs to clean up its act. we'll discuss that . next is britain now a dirty country with raw sewage into our rivers and the sea with littering on the rise , a result of fast food the rise, a result of fast food takeaway . and with a seaside takeaway. and with a seaside town in wales reporting , an town in wales reporting, an influx of super vermin, the size of a household cat terrorising the local population . is it time the local population. is it time for britain to clean up its act? are now quite literally the dirty man of europe. well, a very clean man is robin ince and high robin . ve

it's talking points and joined by repo man shaun james. you're welcome. glad to be here. . join the program now. devon. join the royal navy. it's all quite a traditional yeah sort of. what was the royal navy like? it's good. oh 16 so i didn't know what else to . i joined the navy what else to. i joined the navy in the gulf war when i was 18. yeah. and yeah. made a man of me . what was the gulf war like ? i . what was the gulf war like? i just go along it. he just. i like people, turn around and go, was it bad? was it they just do as you're told. he trained do out. and i said, yeah, i think when you're away it seems doesn't it. young people are particularly afraid of anything really , you know. you should really, you know. but you should bnng really, you know. but you should bring fully believe national service should be brought back. do you get good? 100. you know, that would change the country quite a big way. that would change the country quite a big way . so you you quite a big way. so you you would discipline by the royal navy. yeah yeah. make me mad literally. yeah d

species because i love it , it has farmers , traditional and delicious cheese, and giving language to shaun with the ranchers of lasagna, one door, in the name of god, the merciful, the merciful, and peace be upon you, respected viewers, dear and respected patriots , good luck on friday evening, the news at 16:00 , we will change the relationship with my colleagues. undoubtedly accompanied by the practical principles of the republic iran will be islamic. in the statement of the ministry of interior regarding hijab, there is no retreat or tolerance

thank you so much to shaun and zachary. remember him from channel 4 news. good well, he's had a baby at the age of 70 and many people are obviously impressed that he's got the energy do that. but is it unfair on kids. when parents have children later in life. we'll discuss that with my brilliant viewers. but next up, let's talk about dirty britain with raw sewage going into our rivers. and as a town is plagued super rats, this britain needs to clean up its act. we'll discuss that . next is britain now a dirty country with raw sewage into our rivers and the sea with littering on the rise , a result of fast food the rise, a result of fast food takeaway . and with a seaside takeaway. and with a seaside town in wales reporting , an town in wales reporting, an influx of super vermin, the size of a household cat terrorising the local population . is it time the local population. is it time for britain to clean up its act? are now quite literally the dirty man of europe. well, a very clean man is robin ince and high robin . very c

i've got former conservative of london candidates shaun bailey.y that equal. right. okay. so breaking tonight, ladies and gentlemen, the head of the school's ofsted, amanda spielman has warned that children are being taught sex education lessons that have no basis in any reputable scientific biological explanation , which biological explanation, which will probably be a problem if it is actually being taught to kids, which it is. it comes after mp parris raised the alarm over lessons taught on 100 genders and instructions on how to do oral and apparently even how to choke your partner safely. they're just kids. downing telegraph this weekend revealed some schools have been warping the minds of youngsters with exactly this . rishi sunak with exactly this. rishi sunak has now pledged clamp down on the depravity the pm has ordered an urgent review of sex education. light of this wall revelations and pledged to clean up the filth in our classrooms. tory mp miriam cates led the charge of concerned mp in parliament by disturbingly revealing. some kids a

shaun bailey. shaun bailey. political editor of the sunday mirror. nigel nelson. great stuff . okay. so, yes, there we stuff. okay. so, yes, there we go. i mean, i suppose those are the front pages. it is a little bit bonkers, i suppose. i think the first one is we're gonna be talking about quite well which is second by hancock's messages. and only after we see your and it's only after we see your views yeah, i'm views on this. yeah, i'm completely sickened him. not completely sickened by him. not just by these messages, by the way, he's behaved. the fact way, that he's behaved. the fact that he then went on to do this diary book, fact that he diary book, the fact that he then on to a tv show and then went on to do a tv show and actually i've to say this actually, i've got to say this as well . upset the as well. i'm upset by the british public because they voted stay on that. well, voted him to stay on that. well, you i actually go i mean , you know, i actually go i mean, a bit like matt hancock a

i've got former conservative of london candidates shaun bailey.that equal. right. okay. so breaking tonight, ladies and gentlemen, the head of the school's ofsted, amanda spielman has warned that children are being taught sex education lessons that have no basis in any reputable scientific biological explanation , which biological explanation, which will probably be a problem if it is actually being taught to kids, which it is. it comes after mp parris raised the alarm over lessons taught on 100 genders and instructions on how to do oral and apparently even how to choke your partner safely. they're just kids. downing telegraph this weekend revealed some schools have been warping the minds of youngsters with exactly this . rishi sunak with exactly this. rishi sunak has now pledged clamp down on the depravity the pm has ordered an urgent review of sex education. light of this wall revelations and pledged to clean up the filth in our classrooms. tory mp miriam cates led the charge of concerned mp in parliament by disturbingly revealing. some kids are

i'm shaun ley.mabad to face corruption charges. his home was raided by police after he left. when by police after he left. he gets to islamabad, we k! that when he gets to islamabad, we know that the authorities have suspended the ability to be able to hold rallies and protests, so there will be a very close eye on the court later today. us presidentjoe biden has welcomed the international criminal court's arrest warrant against russia's vladimir putin. the icc have accused president putin of committing warcrimes in ukraine. the us government is investigating the chinese parent company of tiktok for possible spying. tiktok says it will co—operate with any investigations.

so shaun, what is the cost to the economy with the rise in people with vaccine injuries? so i can, i can say personally, the cost to me is it has a debt, it has robbed me of my life and my livelihood i my symptoms are often so debilitating. so the tonight us is sometimes so crippling that i don't sleep for days on end because it's so loud inside my head. my legs get like jelly and weak. that like if i want to walk 500 feet, it can be a struggle sometimes. so the impact on me financially has been great. i went from being a fully and fully employed nurse making decent money to now be on disability and having our household income reduced by more than 60 percent. i think if you magnify that by the 20 some 1000 other people we know who are injured in the united states, the cost is, is phenomenal. so i know people that are no longer i know lawyers and doctors that are no longer able to work. i think the cost is also in the insurance industry. i mean, i know in my own case, you know, in my desperate search for treatment and care, my insurance has probably had to pay out. probabl

and shaun what i want when i will be at my house, i mean, is still shock wider than willow was in lima, georgia, but thought about as on janet, but i thought up on a dumb, why don't we do it for you? nobody else? ahmad was saying, is studying in russia. he doesn't know what kind of rockets hit the houses, but remembers being terrified other more on a new media i'm sci fi. i am the make year and i can not fall. he's in the national i the i sure can not know if i don't know that from a legit trip myself at their senior 13 mccrendon b. it come from the us of kind of them a large enough level law, noel, south missouri mccain. i the animals, jenna, to philo, anastasia, ella, and let us masato subtle with their thought idly must worth so. any subtle 15 minutes, my old tyler full unless or so to you. part of it have been done with that. and if it doesn't mean it has an imagination of in his mouth, wash it or not, you know, couldn't by then measure mileage. i thought he zemett in the month ira, legato oak, that'll do that often. so with my larger us, read the events in iraq, almost 4000000 to

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i'm shaun ley and these are the latest headlines...ing charles begins his first state visit since becoming monarch after touching down in germany. these are live pictures of the official welcome at berlin's brandenburg gate, a symbol of the reunited city after the desolation of the second world war. it's the first time the location has been used to welcome any visiting head of state. asylum seekers in the uk will be housed on former military bases instead of hotels in new plans due to be announced later. footage shows three people in what appears to be official uniform walking past a fire at a locked cell at a migrant centre in mexico where 38 people subsequently died. benjamin netanyahu, the israeli prime minister, has reacted angrily to comments by us presidentjoe biden, who urged him to walk away from his controversialjudicial reform plans, which are so farjust on hold. and amsterdam tells a rowdy british sex and drug tourists, don't come to our capital in a digital discouragement campaign targeting men between 18 and 35. if you hav

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i'm shaun ley. our top stories... president vladimir putin visits mariupol — the ukrainian city which was captured by invading russian forces last year. switzerland's biggest bank, ubs, is in advanced talks to buy all or part of its troubled rival credit suisse. donald trump says he suspects there are plans to arrest him on tuesday — he's called on his supporters to protest. serbia and kosovo reach an agreement to implement an eu—backed deal normalising ties between the two countries. and researchers in the uk say they now know why swimming can significantly improve your mood. hello and welcome to bbc news. state media in russia is reporting that president putin has visited mariupol — the ukrainian city which was captured by invading russian forces last year. the tass news agency says he travelled there by helicopter, and visited local residents. if confirmed, it would be mr putin's first trip to the ukrainian territory which has been occupied by russia since the invasion was launched just over a year ago. we've recei

mark selby will play shaun murphy in the semifinals of snooker�*s tour championship.emorable match for welshman day. he made a maximum 147 break the welshman was out he made a maximum 147 break. the welshman was out of position several times, but pulled off some incredible recovery shots to stay on the black. this brilliant long red edged him closer as he potted 15 reds, 15 blacks and all the colours to make the third 147 break of his career. and that's all the sport from us for now. from me, marc edwards, and the rest of the team, bye—bye. this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines and all the main stories for you at the top of the hour, straight after this programme, which contains upsetting scenes. there were rumours that the inspection hadn't gone well. 32 years summed up in one word. i would do anything i could to sit down and tell her what - an amazing teacher she was. when you hear it, it hurts because it feels like one of our own. her impact on the community isjust huge and her loss isjust huge on the whole caversham primary community. it's terrifying cos, you

i'm shaun ley. our top stories: the former pakistani prime minister imran khan is travelling when here gets there, the authorities have suspended the ability to be able to hold rallies and protests so there will be a close eye on the courts later today. us presidentjoe biden has welcomed the international criminal court's arrest warrant against russia's vladimir putin. the icc have accused president putin of committing warcrimes in ukraine. the us government is investigating the chinese parent company of tiktok for possible spying. tiktok says it will co—operate with any investigations. a fraud victim has won a £153,000 refund after the bbc�*s money box programme contacted lloyds bank about him being targeted. a warm welcome to bbc news. we start in pakistan — where security has been tightened across the capital islamabad — as the former prime minister, imran khan, prepares to appear in court. he left his home in lahore on saturday morning — after a court lifted the arrest warrant issued against him

i'm shaun ley.ur top stories: the former pakistani prime minister imran khan is travelling to court in islamabad to face corruption charges. his home was raided by police after he left. when by police after he left. he gets to islamabad, we ki that when he gets to islamabad, we know that the authorities have suspended the ability to be able to hold rallies and protests, so there will be a very close eye on the court later today. us presidentjoe biden has welcomed the international criminal court's arrest warrant against russia's vladimir putin. the icc have accused president putin of committing warcrimes in ukraine. the us government is investigating the chinese parent company of tiktok for possible spying. tiktok says it will co—operate with any investigations. a fraud victim has won a £153,000 refund after the bbc�*s money box programme contacted lloyds bank about him being targeted. they told him he was especially vulnerable to the fraudsters who targeted him. hello. if you havejustjoined us, a w

defence masterminded by shaun edwards. for over a decade he was the heart of wigan rugby league.lty, to coach their defence. so, where does that all leave rugby league? at clubs like wigan now, do they feel a drain of the best brains? it's fantastic that when you look on the world stage and international stage, in rugby union that you see, well, i think of wigan as first and foremost, but kev as well, and we should be really proud of it, but it is certainly not a drain on our coaches. if anything, it's an inspiration. i think it's hugely positive that we can see our coaches, our staff moving both ways, between the two codes, so i certainly look forward to welcoming master sinfield back. so when the six nations are lost and won, when the union contracts are done, maybe those famous sons of league will come home? joe wilson, bbc news. it's gold cup day, as horse racing's cheltenham festival reaches its final day. noble yeats could become just the third horse to win both the gold cup and the grand national. rachael blackmore, meanwhile, will be looking to make it back—to—back gold c

i'm shaun ley. our top stories...lawmakers. this hearing is about to begin and we will go there live. these privacy concerns are around the us, europe and the uk. more protests in israel after the israeli parliament ratified a law that would make it more difficult for courts to remove a prime minister deemed unfit for office. the bank of england announces an increase in interest rates for an 11th consecutive time, following an unexpected jump in the uk inflation rate.

i'm shaun ley. the headlines.would make it more difficult for courts to remove a prime minister deemed unfit for office. england manager gareth southgate insist that recent history is irrelevant and that his squad must show humility as they aim to qualify for euro 202a. the road to the tournament in germany starts tonight and england face familiar opposition, coming up against italy, who beat england in the final of the last european championships. 0ur reporterjane dougal is in naples. only the top two in group c will qualify for the euros. they'll be up against northern macedonia and ukraine, as well as others. they will be hoping to be in the top team to qualify. it's a pretty intimidating game, against italy, in naples, and at the diego maradona stadium. england have not beaten italy since 2012, a long time. and when they did that was in a friendly so they do not have the best record against italy. at a press conference yesterday gareth southgate spoke about that record but said now was the time for england to

shaun mcdonald . podcaster mr. shaun mcdonald. dawn. gary lineker. podcaster mr. shaun mcdonald.t? yes. dawn. gary lineker. right? yes. do you not? you know, you're a big football fan. you know, your football west ham supporter . and football west ham supporter. and we're still talking about gary lineker, only four days. so we're talking about gary lineker. it's quite incredible that a presenter . here's that a sports presenter. here's the thing. the figures, as i thought would happen for much of the day on saturday night were up million. they were up by half a million. they were up by half a million. they were up half was just people up by half was just people tuning in to see what. there's nothing sustainable that. nothing sustainable in that. what wonder, isabel, because what i wonder, isabel, because i actually it and enjoyed actually watched it and enjoyed it more without being given lectures on, you know, whether this was offside, whether this was onside, who did what they did, what. it was just quite good, just to watch the football and it was it was brian cox gave and it

shaun mcdonnell , papers today. shaun mcdonnell, liz kershaw here to take us through them. oh, why not? oh, i pages. oh, yes. why not? oh, i got most of them, to be honest. we'll start with express we'll start with the express focusing up focusing on trial, wrapping up yesterday case of olivia yesterday in the case of olivia pratt, justice for olivia pratt, global justice for olivia says express as cashman was says they express as cashman was convicted . the times says convicted. the times says workers facing a rapid rise workers are facing a rapid rise in retirement under a proposed pensions cap . the i take it pensions cap. the i take it a bit further depressing of any forties it says there will be a sting in the tail those in their forties may have to work until they're 70. the guardian has tax and rises, claiming and price rises, claiming families will be £700 a year worse off . and finally, the worse off. and finally, the daily star reports an artificial intelligence bots that are going to take over the but at the moment still being befuddled by words that perhaps we d