title with benfica in 2019, but he left last year after finishing second. 12—year—old skateboarder sky brownr ago that she suffered life—threatening injuries in a training fall. 15—year—old bombette martin also qualified. both will have to wait to find out if they're selected. double olympic champion helen glover will also be competing in tokyo, after taking four years out from the sport and starting a family. she's been named in the team gb pair alongside olympic silver medallist polly swann. and leeds rhinos have been forced to postpone friday's super league match with st helens, after two positive covid—i9 tests — and a further seven close contacts within the rhinos squad. now back to the european championship and concerns are starting to grow amongst organisers, after four players in the last 2a hours have tested positive for covid—i9. two sweden players and two from the spain squad, including captain sergio busquets, have returned positive tests and have been forced to isolate. the fear now is what happens if players test positive when the tournament's under way — as patrick gearey repo

not to focus too much on the first game against switzerland on saturday. 12—year—old skateboarder sky brown was only a year ago that she suffered life—threatening injuries in a training fall but she said that made her even more determined. 15—year—old bombette martin will also represent team gb, as the sport makes it's olympic debut. some big names in action at roland garros today. both rafa nadal and novak djokovic play their quarter—finals — but first on court was the american 17 year old coco gauff. she is the youngest grand slam quarter finalist for 15 years and started very well, against the czech barbora krejcikova. but she lost that first set on a tie break and things went downhill from there, gauff really struggling at times, krejcikova eventually winning 7—6, 6—3 that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. including that kane williamson will miss the second test against england which starts tomorrow, he is resting his injured elbow. well that gave england a chance? we will find out tomorrow. talks to try to resolve a dispute about

coming up on the bbc news channel. 12 years old and heading to the olympics — sky brown books her placers are calling on the government to close legal loopholes to protect vulnerable people from so—called "predatory marriages". the term refers to someone being led into a marriage who doesn't have the mental capacity to consent. the cause has been taken up by a labour mp, who this lunchtime told the prime minister he had been contacted by hundreds of people who've been affected by the issue. luxmy gopal reports. daphne is visiting the grave of her late mother, joan. joan was in her 90s and had dementia when, a few months before her death, a man 24 years herjunior married her without the family knowing until after she died. the witnesses were his son and a lady from the pub and none of the family or none of mum's friends knew about the marriage, and mum certainly didn't because she couldn't remember more than four minutes. according to the registrar's written account afterwards, they believed joan had the mental capacity to decide to wed, but daphne says her mother's dementia ruled out. s

and 12—year—old sky brown has made the gb team for the tokyo 0lympics.es it's 0lympic debut. that's all the sport for now. new figures just out give us an indication of how many people in the uk have either had covid or their covid jab, which the government will be really interested in ahead of its decision about lifting all the restrictions. that decision is due on monday. we can speak to our head of statistics. robert cuffejoins me. so, this is about how many people have antibodies in their system. either antibodies from the vaccination or if you've had an infection, they hang around for a while. in england about 80% of people had evidence of antibodies, the same in northern ireland, a bit higher in wales, 83%, and a bit lower in scotland, 73%. the only problem with these numbers is that they tell you how many people have had at least one jab and we know that isn't necessarily enough to fight off an infection or stop you getting seriously sick. really we need to look at people who have had two jabs. need to look at people who have had two 'abs. �* , ,,

and john don brown sky from the washington pain center gave his his fees on why don't the found she has lost the trust of americans. scientist can be misled and scientist can be wrong. we need to be humble enough to so if you're given data or scientific evidence that is contrary to what we've been saying, we should be humble enough to say, you know what, i was wrong. and i think this is that we're on the right track in this direction. there was never muslim by the administration. he would go out and say what he wanted to say. and the administration might disagree, but he was never stopped. there is a big intersection between politics and medicine, which is incredibly dangerous. dr. serv. birdwell, who was in the cabinet of the administration from the obama administration, asked dr. bouchee or mask useful. and he actually wrote an email that they're not useful. he was on 60 minutes very early on the pan demick thing mass were not useful. then you know, things change about a month later thereabouts. and again, as a scientist, i would just want to know, well, what did you learn that wanted

prime minister, gordon brown, talking to sky news. >> this summit i'm afraid will go down as an unforgivablere, when the richest countries are sitting around a table with the power to do something about it, now that we have discovered a vaccine, we have not set on a plan that would deliver vaccines by next year. ros: the economist magazine is also arguing it was a mistake, the g7 is missing the investment opportunity of a lifetime. they would be an almost 18,000% return on funding the vaccination of the world. here is how it got to the figure. the international monetary fund calculates to get 70% of the population inoculated by april of next year would cost 50 billion pounds. that amounts to 0.1% percent of the gdp. by 2025, in terms of increased global output, would be $9 trillion. not to mention all the lives that would be saved. that means close to 18,000% return in the investment in just fourr yearsr. for all of these reasons, some agree with gordon brown, that this is an unforgivable moral failure. clearly, the g7 doesn't agree, arguing it is making unprecedented commitments. certainly

title with benfica in 2019 but he left last year, after finishing second. 12—year—old skateboarder sky brownll but she said that made her even more determined. 15—year—old bombette martin also qualified — and both will now have to wait to find out if they are selected for the team — that would make brown britain's youngest ever 0lympian. and rower helen glover will also be competing in tokyo — she won back to back gold medals in london and rio, but then she took four years away from the sport. she's since had a little boy and a set of twins, and decided to make her comeback last year. she's been named in the team gb pair alongside 0lympic silver medallist polly swann. new zealand captain kane williamson will miss the 2nd test against england, which starts tomorrow at edgbaston. he's resting his injured elbow. england have been practicing today, amid controversy over a number of offensive social media posts made in the past by members of the squad. tweets by eoin morgan, james anderson and jos buttler have been highlighted. the ecb have said they are looking at each case individually, after s

against zambia, who have qualified for the olympics for the first time. 12—year—old skateboarder sky brownthe suspension of ollie robinson by cricket's governing body. the organisers of parkrun have written to the prime minister, telling him they are fearful for the future of their events and stressing their importance to the mental and physical health of local communities. the runs were originally due to resume last weekend but the date was put back tojune the 26th and that is now in doubt too. parkrun say the events have been deemed legal and safe to go ahead but they need government help to overcome the barriers they're facing from a number of councils, most notably in london. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. —— just after the one o'clock news at 1:30pm. a change in the law is needed to protect vulnerable people, often with dementia, from so—called "predatory marriages" — according to an mp. the term refers to someone being led into a marriage without the mental capacity to consent. fabian hamilton, the leeds north east mp, says marriage laws in eng

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bay area air quality management district does not have us in a spare the air mode, the sky is an ugly color of browns is hanging out, let's get back to the good stuff. we've got a little bit of drizzle along the coast and the higher small craft advisory, but mass transit is cool but comfortable this afternoon. here's the forecast i was talking about, we are green, that could be the marine layer undercutting it and keeping the smoke away from us but if it gets into that marine layer, we are in trouble. mid to upper 50s on the peninsula, temperatures in the main 50s, this morning because of the cloud cover. as we head throughout the day, we will stay in the 60s at the coast, 70 to 70 with increasing sunshine, and 78 to 82, that is going to feel fantastic compared to what we've been through, and we will be back in the 70s as we head into the evening hours. >>> the bay bridge has really been our problem spot all morning coming in on westbound 80 before the 880 split, so right as people are making their way toward the toll plaza, running into that problem, we still have a motorcycle crash past harrison s

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browned and catching fire. the deflated balloon falling slowly through the sky, landing on a house. no one survived. abc's zohreen shah is on the scene in albuquerque. >> reporter: tonight, new mexico officials searching for answers after this hot air balloon crash in albuquerque, killing all five on board including the pilot. the country's deadliest hot air balloon accident in five years. >> we have a fire where i believe a hot air balloon crashed over at central and unser. >> reporter: this frantic sight early this morning as eyewitnesses rushed to the scene. >> they're on that side! >> reporter: josh perez witnessing the basket of the balloon crashing to the ground after it hit a power line. >> they hit the electrical pole. oh, my god. >> reporter: according to eyewitnesses, the gondola hitting a power line, crashing onto a roadway and catching fire. >> there's no fire extinguisher anywhere. >> we have one. >> bring it! hurry! bring it! >> it hit the line high up, road the line a little to the west, and eventually the gondola crashed into the roadway. >> reporter: the balloon itself floating in t

what's going on in the sky with the impending threat of war but at the time that this painting was made there was a human being who was associated with meteors and that was john brown. he had become known as the meteor of the war in 1859 and with his raid on harpers ferry and subsequent execution herman melville, who was then accustomed clerk who really wanted to be a writer pen to poem called the portent about this about meteors in general and he closes it by comparing john brown's be to the meteor weird john brown the meteor of the war. well the newspapers pick up on this the eulogists pick up on this his funeral cortez from virginia to north elba new york is described as a transit of the meteor from the place where he dies to the place of his final resting. this is an evocative moment in american history and what you have to remember too is this is a generation that is taught to look for multiple meanings and works of art we have to work at it now. we're much better at doing it in the movies. we can find relevance and resonance. oh that actually means this or that relates to this or this is a veiled metaphor for the other you have to remember that the generation