all manauers southampton. i like those 1-0s. all managers do. _ southampton. i like those 1-0s. 1-0s. all managers do, they pretend - southampton. i like those 1-0s. all managers do, they pretend that. southampton. i like those 1-0s. all. managers do, they pretend that they don't. been very pleased with the players. they've been invaluable to us, having a base to work from. a few of them felt they had let down the last manager. we build on the back of that and say we can correct that and we got to do it together. quality wise we can build that but there had to be a base to work from, to have a feel and a commitment to the cause. ireland have shown why they are the number one side in the world as they got a bonus point win over wales in the opening match of the rugby union six nations in cardiff. there was no dream return for the wales coach warren gatland, in his second spell in charge. wales were blown away, ireland were relentless from the start. james lowes scoring in the first quarter. a bonus point for the irish in the second half. they won 34-10. it irish in the second hal

with many of the southampton fans turning against him in recent weeks.ls of the scottish cup. but not without incident. they beat partick thistle 3—2 at ibrox but the big moment of the game happened when it was 1—1 with 20 minutes left. rangers forward malik tillman had gone off injured and instead of waiting for the ball to be kicked back to them... he had other ideas, swooping in to score, causing chaos between the two teams. rangers boss michael beale instructed his side to allow the championship opponents to score and make it 2—2. the holders would score the winner four minutes from time to advance to the last eight. manchester united are back at the top of the women's super league after beating spurs 2—1, despite ella toone being sent off. they took the lead at the tottenham hotspur stadium in the second half, through a good turn and shot from leah galton ten minutes later, ten minutes later, bethany england was given too much space and drew spurs level but less than a minute later, molly bartrip scored an own goal to put united ahead again. ella to

._ the i southampton water when this | happened._ the rig southampton water when this - happened._ thehappened. oh my god! the rig which had been on a series of— happened. oh my god! the rig which had been on a series of high-speed i had been on a series of high—speed twist and turns hit the buoy at the equivalent of 40 miles an hour. these images were taken by a woman on a passing carferry. two of these images were taken by a woman on a passing car ferry. two of the passengers on board were flung into the water. 11 people were injured. the most serious was 15—year—old emily lewis. she was with her mum, dad, and sister when she was rammed into a metal handrail. she later died in the hospital. the skipper of the rig was michael lawrence. here in a selfie he took before his vessel hit the buoy. the buoy itself spans nearly five metres out of the water. witnesses told the jury that lawrence directed the boat towards it at a high speed in a straight line for several seconds before the collision. lawrence later told his wife that his visor had blown up and his vision had temporarily been bl

southampton have made the former leeds boss jesse marsch their preferred choice to replace the sacked mason has been stood down from var duties for this weekend's games after failing to spot an offside for brentford's equaliser against arsenal on saturday. saudi arabia's been announced by fifa as the hosts of the next edition of the club world cup. the tournament will be held in riyadh this year between the 12th—22nd of december. staying with football, hundreds of grass roots referees in england have told the bbc that they fear for their safety on the pitch. out of almost a thousand referees who responded to a bbc radio 5 live questionnaire, just under 300 said they'd been physically abused by spectators, players, coaches or managers. some described being punched, headbutted and spat at. jane dougall is here to tell us more. the statistics are pretty damning, how widespread is this? well anecdotally the abuse is commonplace. so many stories have been difficult to hear but i'm going to run you through the stats first. of the 927 who responded to this questionnaire, 908 said most had ex

it's a great day for southampton. anything that puts southampton great day for southampton.hampton. anythirmap beyondsouthampton great day for southampton. anythirmap beyond our hampton great day for southampton. anythirmap beyond our footballi on the map beyond our football team . good for me. all right. team is. good for me. all right. i don't know much . your football i don't know much. your football team, i'm afraid, but i'll take your word royston. your word for royston. that's royston spence. he's a conservative southampton, conservative mp for southampton, and those polls and grant nothing in those polls for any comfort at all. zero zero. and, you know , initially, zero. and, you know, initially, i think when you talk about there was a feeling of , i think when you talk about there was a feeling of, i suppose what's the word good feeling . yeah, you had a certain feeling. yeah, you had a certain amount of buy in from his employees because felt that he inherited a complete mess and he was there to steady the ship which he's done that he has done he's restored and marke

virginia beach is 80 miles from where i grew up in southampton county in campbeltown. goalkeeper so paper and that's where i learned about nat and i lived there until i was a teenager going to school, elementary school, as well as through high school, beginning in what we call middle school. the schools segregated. so we only had a little bit of a maternal the history. the county would not allow it to be taught in the history books. okay. there was only a little marker on the side of the road. says this is where it happened. and so it was among the the black families and the black community to where history of what nat turner was, what he did was passed on. mm hmm. how does your great grandfather's work show up in your work today? and i know that retired now, but you do a lot of really amazing things. and so me how those two connect. okay. well, in the early part of my year growing up, i learned that to free your mind was the number one thing i always use that my how needed taught himself how to read and write that he refused to let himself held down just because he wa

jones also courted controversy with some of his comments to the media with many of the southampton fansrecent weeks. rangers are through to the quarterfinals of the scottish cup, but not without incident. they beat patrick thistle 3—2 at ibrox, but the big moment of the game happened when it was 1—1 with 20 minutes left. rangers forward malik tillman had gone off injured and instead of waiting for the ball to be kicked back to them. he had other ideas, swooping in to score, causing chaos between the two teams. rangers boss michael beale then instructed his side to allow the championship opponents to score and make it 2—2. the holders would score the winner four minutes from time to advance to the last eight, while afterwards patrick sacked manager ian mccall and his support staff. manchester united are back at the top of the women's super league after beating spurs 2—1, despite ella toone being sent off. they took the lead at the tottenham hotspur stadium in the second half, through a good turn and shot from leah galton. ten minutes later, bethany england was given too much space and dr

on the eve of their crucial game at the bottom of the premier league against leeds, southampton havetil the end of the season. the spaniard was part of the coaching staff under ralph hasenhuttl, and stayed through nathanjones' brief spell to lead the team to their win at chelsea last weekend. they're still bottom and three points from safety. leeds will have their new permanent managerjavi gracia in the dugout after he got his work permit through. he'll bejoined by long time assistant zigor aran—alde. they're just a point above southampton in 19th the draw for the last 16 of the europa league has been made with arsenal and manchester united both avoiding some of the bigger names remaining in the competition. united's reward for their impressive defeat of barcelona at old trafford last night is a tie against another spanish side real betis. arsenal meanwhile, will take on sporting. in the europa conference league, west ham united have drawn cypriot side aek larnaca. celtic have gone top of the swpli with a win in their old firm derby over rangers. caitlin hayes scored twice in a 3—0 v

their "iconic" inflatable fish mascots to the side's forthcoming fa cup fifth round tie against southamptonrequest to allow �*harry haddocks�* into the match on the first march had been turned down. in a statement, it said southampton had made similar refusals to other clubs and warned that any inflatables found inside the ground would be confiscated. nearly 5,000 grimsby fans are expected to travel to the match at st mary�*s next month. that�*s all the sport for now. earlier we reported that moldova had closed its airspace for security reasons, its aviation authority said it would provide more information later on and we will bring you that once we have it. let�*s get more now on the search and recovery operations following last week�*s earthquake in turkey and syria. barak akkurt and his team have been working on a rescue mission in antakya in southeast turkey. bbc panorama was following their work as they received a call from a man desperate to find his parents, wife and his three—year—old daughter. a warning you might find some of this clip distressing. when we first arrived here, we he

southampton lost for the sixth time in seven games under their new boss.winner from joao gomes that leaves southampton bottom, and jones under further pressure. we looked forward this is pleasing for me in terms of performance and everything we did. today, as i said, it is difficult to say that we lost again. spurs scored the first goal of the three o'clock kick offs, and yet ended up on the end of the biggest defeat so far. losing 4—1 at leicester. james maddison's was the second of two goals in three first half minutes as leicester turned the game around to pick up their second win in a row. some of our attacking play was outstanding. we look back to being really dangerous and threatening again. we scored four goals and could add a couple more. unfortunate that harveys was ruled out. we played with bravery today. we pressed harry and with the speed and quality to have. and in the late game, bournemouth hosted newcastle... whose boss eddie howe went back to his former club for the first time since he left in 2020 and guess what? it finished 1—1! newcastle

.�* the premier league�*s bottom club southampton have sacked their manager nathanjones afterjust threey was a fourth in a row at st mary�*s and a seventh of his eight league games. it leaves the team five points from safety. jones also courted controversy with some of his comments to the media, with many of the southampton fans turning against him in recent weeks. manchester united are back at the top of the women�*s super league after beating spurs 2—1, despite ella toone being sent off. they took the lead at the tottenham hotspur stadium in the second half, through a good turn and shot from leah galton. ten minutes later, bethany england was given too much space and drew spurs level. but less than a minute later, molly bartrip scored an own goal to put united ahead again. ella toone was sent off for hitting out at eveliina summanen with ten minutes to go. united say they�*ll appeal, as the spurs player was holding her face and replays show toone pushed her on the shoulder. in the day�*s other fixtures, aston villa are running riot at brighton — they�*re 5—2 up. jordan nobbs with two

and a late winner from joao gomes that leaves southampton bottom, and jones under further pressure.of performance in terms of everything we did. today, as i said it�*sjust of everything we did. today, as i said it�*s just very difficult to say. spurs scored the first goal of the three o�*clock kick offs, and yet ended up on the end of the biggest defeat so far, losing 4—1 at leicester. james maddison�*s was the second of two goals in three first half minutes as leicester turned the game around to pick up their second win in a row. we scored four goals and maybe we could fetter few more. but overall played with real bravery today because you have to. they were absolutely outstanding. fulham�*s are up to seventh after beating nottingham forest 2—0, ending their opponents�* five game unbeaten run. willian and manor solomon with the goals at craven cottage as fulham won for the first time in four league games. and it finished all square between rivals crystal palace and brighton, who went ahead through solly march before james tomkins equalised for the home side, heading in after an err

newcastle united through the english league club after 3—1 aggregate victory over southampton. 0f victorynutes. the only downside, ascending off as the magpies through to first cup final since 1999.— through to first cup final since 1999. , ., ., ., since 1999. there is a lot of eo - le since 1999. there is a lot of people at — since 1999. there is a lot of people at the _ since 1999. there is a lot of people at the foot - since 1999. there is a lot of people at the foot of - since 1999. there is a lot of people at the foot of club . since 1999. there is a lot of i people at the foot of club who have been that for a long time you get an idea what it means. you are focus on the details of how we going to play and what we're going to do and you cannot take your eye away from that for a second. you shelter yourself from some of the feeling around of the town, the city, and i think it is nice to know how much it means. manchester united will take a free—is there a leg after the second leg at home to nottingham forest later but they will be without christian eriksen he was been ruled out for t

meanwhile southampton sacked manager nathanjones on sunday after a 2—1 defeat at home to wolves, andfailing to spot an offside for brentford's equaliser against arsenal on saturday. mason missed christian norgaard's offside in the build—up to ivan toney�*s equaliser for brentford at the emirates. mason's omission from this weekend's fixtures follows the removal ofjohn brooks from last night's merseyside derby and wednesday's match between arsenal and manchester city. the champions league knockout stages begin tonight with tottenham looking to bounce back from their premier league defeat to leicester at the weekend, when they face ac milan. spurs are missing several key players for their trip to the san siro, including rodrigo bentancur who is out for the season with a knee injury. antonio conte though has called on his squad to come together, in order to improve their results on the pitch. in the last seven days we had four serious injuries. for this reason, i think, to stay together is very important and to try, in this type of situation, to create the right speed, to help each othe

jones also courted controversy with some of his comments to the media, with many of the southampton fansbrings with it so much more. super bowl 57 will not only crown the season's nfl champions, but the expected 120 million viewers who tune in for the philadelphia eagles against the kansas city chiefs will also be watching the culmination of nearly a week of festivities in arizona. 0ur sports correspondent nesta mcgregor is there... eagles! the biggest sporting party in america, and _ eagles! the biggest sporting party in america, and everyone - eagles! the biggest sporting party in america, and everyone is - eagles! the biggest sporting party i in america, and everyone is invited. lets go! in america, and everyone is invited. lets o! , ., , in america, and everyone is invited. lets go!_ we i lets go! dallas is in the house. we come from — lets go! dallas is in the house. we come from sacramento, _ lets go! dallas is in the house. we j come from sacramento, california, pittsburgh — come from sacramento, california, pittsburgh steelers all the way. guinea — pittsburgh steelers all the way

which went to southampton liverpool is the best team in terms of the number of league cup victories,hey won this trophy nine times and 13 times the final also liverpool, together with manchester city, holds the record for the number of consecutive league cup victories in italy, roma ingloriously completed their performance in the national cup in the 1/4 finals at the stadiolympico, the team of josé mourinho lost 1-2 to the modest crimanese. roma was inferior to 02 until the ninety-fourth minute, when andrei belotyan was able to close the gap, but this was logically not enough, thus three semi-finalists became known, interfiorentina and the kremlin had already earned a ticket to the 1/2 final of the four tournaments will be determined in a pair of juventus as the father of inter , the current winner barcelona wins 4 times in a row in the open spaces of la liga this was the brought match of the seventeenth round. the catalans have succeeded over real betis 2.1 barcelona have scored 50 points in 19 matches in the standings 8 points ahead of second real madrid, but madrid have a game in

frankfurt beat southampton 's wives and at the end of this game, newcastle woke up with a 70 car in the middle, followed by a draw with one team . we will go to the german bundesliga. today, in the 19th week of the german leagues, they lost 5-2 in a high-scoring match, but you also have a fast round and pak 5 took a lead against minecraft frankfurt at home with 3 broken goals. union berlin also has a past support team and leipzig without a goal. the last game tonight is over, gladbach and schalke faced each other in the 72nd game with the unfollowed draw between spain and elica and espanyol and the subsidy break in the 20th week, the continuation of this week's games in spain and basically a one-one draw, the satisfaction of maral's wife, with a defeat in the meeting with atlético madrid. it is 23 and 30 between betis and celta vigo, but about the 21st week of serie a football in italy, the museum at home with two goals defeated its guest, rome, with a double by the master of empoli, and 123 and 15 minutes, sassuolo and atalanta will prove themselves on the field. how many matches will

they are third bottom and host nottingham forest tomorrow 0nly bottom side southampton have lost morey it keep it running the fa cup going. continuing winning is a big thing. if you are at the top you have to win if you're at the bottom you have to make sure you avoid the real bottom. so, i think it will be right to say we are under pressure. meanwhile southampton have given their interim manager, ruben selles the reigns until the end of the season. the spaniard's reward for masterminding their win at chelsea last week. tomorrow they can move off the bottom of the premier league if they can win at leeds, the team just above them.. leeds united will have their new managerjavi gracia in the dugout after he got his work permit through. he'll be joined by zigor aran alde as assistant coach, who previously worked with gracia in spells at watford, valencia and al sadd in qatar. ahead of chelsea's trip to tottenham on sunday , the blues manager graham potter gave a very candid news confrence today in which he revealed how his mental health and family life has suffered due to the criticism he

at southampton i have found myself, i was at the southampton game the other day when lemina was sentdo it to the referee on the sunday morning games. it means many referees watching, younger ones especially think, i want caution for that and they lose confidence in it. it means that it sets a bad example. if more premier league and top quality, champions league and world cup referees, dealt with dissent, it would cause so much less in the game and give referees a lot more confidence. i�*ve seen games before where referees are squaring up to the referee, they look like they will punch him in the premier league. i�*m their thinking, will punch him in the premier league. i�*m theirthinking, how will punch him in the premier league. i�*m their thinking, how is that allowed grezda under the laws of the game it is not. it sets such a poor example, not only for players and also referees who will lose so much confidence. we and also referees who will lose so much confidence.— and also referees who will lose so much confidence. ~ ., �* ., . much confidence. we haven't got much time but i much

commentator: southampton not giving up yet!m. st james' park erupted. their wait is over. now for a shot at history. newcastle's saudi—backed owners promised better days to come when they took over. but few could have predicted the transformation to be as rapid as this. facing relegation last season, newcastle are flying high in the premier league and off to their first wembley final this century. a moment for eddie howe to enjoy having got the team there. there are people at the club who have been here a long time so you get an idea of what it means. from my perspective, you are so focused on the details of how we will play and what you are going to do. you cannot take your eye off that. you shelter yourself from some of the feeling around the city. i think it is nice to know how much it means. it looks like they will face manchester united in the final. we said transfer deadline day was a bit bonkers, and so it proved. chelsea as predicted breaking the british tranfer record — a whopping £105 million on enzo fernadnez. but wi

he took over in september but saturday's defeat to southampton was chelsea's 8th of the season in they've won just 2 of their past 1a games having spent over half a billion pounds across the past two transfer windows. we gave two chelsea fans with opposing views around a minute to tell us why potter should stay or go. the stats do not lie. in 2023, two winds in his last 15 games, 36% win ratio, that is nothing we have come to expect that chelsea fans is completely disgraceful in my lifetime and the standards that we've set in the cloud. if you talk about the football on the pitch, there's been no plan b and it seems that we do the same thing over and over again from left to right and right to left, whatever the chips are down in the team scores against us, guess what? we don't end up doing anything, we up losing the game. the invention million on the part of, nothing to show for it no passion, new tactics, it doesn't seem to be a clear plan of how we're going to take this to the next level and world—class management and both available and directs it, jose mourinho might be sniffing ar

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euros from benfica , cedric suarez joined chelsea on loan from arsenal, the friend of this club , southampton announced that they have recruited kamaluddin solana and ronaldo, a cool nigerian striker from belgium . jorginho joined arsenal in a big transfer from chelsea. the london gunners spent 12 million pounds for this transfer. the page was on loan from bayern munich, germany. we went to the half of england , but he was still officially transferred to nottingham forest, england, and the peruvian right back. spanish with kelley, who was excited from sporting lisbon, went to tottenham on loan with a mandatory purchase clause, and joined this team against tractor birin from barcelona. and dortmund joined the iphone in the netherlands, surprise went to real betis on loan from leicester city, and due to the problem of sending documents from chelsea, the transfer of hakim ziyash , the political man of tabriz, sda news agency, in continuation of fernandez's report and the transfer to chelsea, broke the english football record. selected from the end of the 2022 world cup enzo fernandez, as the phe

. >> reporter: shoving off from southampton, england, to new york in 1912. >> she was hailed as the mosturious steamship in the world. >> reporter: after the "titanic" struck an iceberg and sank, more than 1,500 people died tonight, the ship still lays at the bottom of the sea but remains the object of worldwide fascination. miguel almaguer, nbc news >>> and that's "nightly news" for this wednesday thank you for watching i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night >>> i'm raj mathai. next on nbc bay area news tonight, turmoil in oakland again as the police chief is out. >> today i have decided to separate from chief leronne armstrong from the city without cause. >> late today, the new mayor fired chief leronne armstrong. why and what happens next. >>> also, just one day after senator feinstein announces her retirement, a bay area lawmaker joins the race to replace her. >>> plus, the property owner in an upscale disturb wants to tear down his home and replace it with apartments and town homes. a new state law may allow him to do it. >>> and how about this? foo

reward for knocking out championship side luton town is a trip to bottom of the premier league southamptonhere was more hollywood drama in the scottish challenge cup as hamilton academical secured their place in the final. they took the lead in their semi final against scottish league one side queen of the south, before the underdogs pulled one back to take it to extra time. but this goal from ryan oney in the 96th minute was enough to send the hosts through. england head coach sarina wiegman has named a 26—player squad to face south korea, italy and belgium in the defence of the arnold clark cup later this month. captain leah williamson returns after missing the november international break with injury, while everton�*sjess park keeps her place after scoring on her debut in the 4—0 win over japan in november. uncapped everton goalkeeper emily ramsey is called up for the first time while arsenal's beth mead remains sidelined with a knee injury. spurs midfielder bethany england also misses out. you cannot play the same players three times in a row within eight days. also with their schedule

at the university of southampton, a major specialist in photonics, pavel slobudakis, visited the institutescience and technology in skolkovo for the first time on the site of the building where his laboratory was located ; now in this room, the greek scientist , together with the russian team, is working on the most advanced projects in relations with the leadership of universities in europe and other countries, but not from scientists scientists' thoughts. you started they understand the scientific process more deeply, what we do and continue to work with us were foreign universities that tried to block cooperation, but scientists are not soldiers, they disobey orders and continue to work with us. i'm very happy about it later. professor labudaki believes that 202 was a very successful year for his team and he does not plan to leave russia until he can continue to engage in fundamental science, which, in his opinion , depends not so much on equipment. how much from the professionalism of scientists? i don't think the driving force behind european colonialism was anything other than greed.

pavel slabudakis, a prominent specialist in photonics at the british university of southampton, visitedhe institute of science and technology in skolkovo for the first time at the site of the building where his laboratory was located, now in this room a greek scientist, together with a russian team, is working on the most advanced projects. we have a difficulty in relations with the leadership of universities in europe and other countries, but scientists do not think with scientists. otherwise, they have a deeper understanding of the scientific process, what we do and continue to do. there were foreign universities working with us that tried to block cooperation, but scientists are not soldiers, they do not obey orders and continue to work with us. i am very happy about this but he believes that 202 was a very successful year for his team and he does not plan to leave russia until he can continue to do basic science, which, in his opinion , depends not so much on equipment. how much from the professionalism of scientists? lists grow turkey earthquake death toll tops 7,000 at once severa

but maybe he knows better looking at southampton. huge to southampton.nd turn them around so it looks they're looking looks like they're still looking for looking for for they're still looking for a manager. but the interesting manager. but but the interesting things, jones, was things, nathan jones, who was the manager southampton, the manager at southampton, only saw i think i'm not saw games. and i think i'm not out of order is how he spent. it's been quite strange. he speaks about himself in the third person, which is always a weird, never a good sign , but it weird, never a good sign, but it just hampton employing him just south hampton employing him is going to cost them million pounds. is going to cost them million pounds . £4 million compensation pounds. £4 million compensation to go to luton and being a football manager , it's the only football manager, it's the only job in the world where you can be incompetent and get paid out the rest of your contract so they can have to pay him off about another 4 million quid, 14 games thing if you games an

commentator: southampton not giving up yet! but few could have predicted the transformation to be as rapid as this. facing relegation last season, newcastle are now flying high in the premier league and off to their first wembley final this century. manchester united played nottingham forest to see who take them on. chelsea as predicted breaking the british tranfer record — a whopping £105 million on enzo fernadnez. but with strict rules around how much clubs can spend on players how is it chelsea, now under new owners, have been able to take their spending to over half a billion pounds since they took over? 0ur sports editor dan roan�*s been taking a look. he may be just 22, but enzo fernandez is already a world cup winner. the argentine midfielder emerging as one of the stars of the tournament. the youngster played just a handful of matches for benfica, who signed him for what now appears a bargain £8 million. but chelsea have just made him the most expensive signing in the history of british football. the fee a new record of

it struck an iceberg in the atlantic on april 1a as it made its maiden voyage from southampton, englandeboats on board. hello. the last few days have been pretty settled with high pressure in charge, but things are about to change and thursday is going to be an overcast day across most of the uk. drizzle if not rain, really very murky conditions to start with. and then towards the end of the week, it could actually turn very wild across some northern parts of the uk. we'll get to that. here's the satellite picture. here's all of that cloud moving off the atlantic. it's a small weather system that will be moving across the uk during the course of thursday and there are more weather systems out in the atlantic coming our way. so, early in the morning, we have thick cloud across many parts of england, wales and northern ireland. outbreaks of rain, drizzle, hill fog too, mild with that — 5 to 7 celsius. but across the north of scotland, we will have had clear skies, so perhaps a touch of frost. so really very murky, grey, overcast, whatever you want to call it, first thing in the morning. l

they have former southampton and england international, fraser forster as back up. has become the nba's all time record points scorer. he surpassed 38,388 points, while scoring 38 for the la lakers overnight. the game was then stopped for celebrations and messages from celebrities including rhianna as he broke the record that had stood for 39 years. well court side seats were exchanging hands for thousands of dollars, but there were millions across the usa watching at home and in bars. these fans were keen to pay tribute to james. this guy, man, he was a big part of my inspiration. my hunger, my desire, wanting to be great. so to see him achieve this milestone, it means a lot, man. what he has accomplished as a basketball player is just absolutely incredible. he's got his longevity. everything he has done has transcended the last decade of basketball. lebronjames, who has had - all the pressure and expectations on him since he was a junior in high school. _ two years before he got - the nba he was on the cover of sports illustrated, | the biggest magazine for sports

over 400 men gathered in southampton this weekend to get a free blood test to see if they were at risker uk, it's the most common cancer in men, with 52,000 diagnosed every year. the event organised by the swanwick lions club was designed to spot symptoms of prostate cancer early. edward sault reports. a blood test that could save a life. yachtsman mike golding was one of those who came to the sarisbury green community centre to get a psa test. it's a test that can help diagnose prostate problems. it is a great opportunity for us locally to get the test and be reassured that we are ok. thank you | for letting me into your home... the j story last year of the death of bill turnbull, he did an enormous amount to promote early testing. his story resonated with me.— overwhelmed with the response. we had 460 men book in and we have fund raised a lot of money to help to fund this event today. last month, the royal surrey county hospital in guildford carried out carried out a week's worth of prostate cancer operations in one day to mark world cancer day. men between the ages of 50 to 80 are m

nationalism, he would say that he felt more in common with shipyard workers on merseyside and in southamptonss solidarity nearly always trumped appeals to a distinct scottish national identity. those big industries, like the empire, were pan—british enterprises. they were bedrocks of british identity in scotland. and in the 1980s and �*90s, they were swept away. that's when england and scotland started to diverge politically, those shared values coming under strain. england embracing the radical new vision for the future offered by margaret thatcher. scotland repeatedly rejecting it. in that context, the independence movement reinvented itself, the snp talking the language of social democracy and greater equality. this appealed to old labour voters and enthused the young. that realignment of loyalties happened under alex salmond's leadership. no—one embodied it more fully than nicola sturgeon. but under her, there's been no further surge in support for independence. even the unpopularity of brexit here and the toppling of four conservative prime ministers have moved the dial a few points, at

following three games and we can premier league safety escalating and with the six point against southamptonll be hoping that they can bring the feel—good factor back to elland road. wales coach warren gatland says he�*s confident strike action from the players can be avoided — and that their match against england in the six nations will go ahead on saturday. the game remains in doubt, with players threatening to strike in a dispute with welsh rugby bosses over contracts. gatland has delayed the team announcement until thursday, and the wru have insisted it is working on a deal with the four welsh regions ahead of wednesday�*s deadline to resolve the player demands. england will play south africa, in the women�*s t20 world cup semifinal after the hosts beat bangladesh by ten wickets. earlier, england thrashed pakistan with a record breaking margin of 114 runs to top their group. england put up 213—5 in their innings with opener danni wyatt hitting a half century, and nat sciver—brunt top scoring with 81. it was the highest total in a t20 world cup match ever. they were just as impressive wit

elsewhere in the parlor league, the headlines are chelsea lost a bottom side and southampton, evertonations on but for the first time in a long time. and as i've said manchester city our second after touring at nottingham forest. england's women are still top of their group at the world cup after a creature win over india. in the first real— creature win over india. in the first real test _ creature win over india. in the first real test of— creature win over india. in the first real test of the _ creature win over india. in the i first real test of the tournament they struggled, slipping to 29 for three, but they recovered 250 147. unbeaten 47 but it wasn't enough to get them over the line. england will play pakistan in their final game next week and if they win that they will avoid reigning champions australia in the semifinals. anglin ideally will want to avoid australia. pakistan shouldn't be a challenge. they've gone down as my most improved team, but still is england such a better team than pakistan's other two wouldn't be too much of a challenge. you do want to avoid australia

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announced their intention to supply battle tanks to ukraine did so now, near the british port of southamptonvessel with a ship intended for ukraine was noticed the first batch of american bmpredli in the amount of sixty pieces, in addition to combat pilots in london gathered to train the ukrainian marines tonight president macron is waiting for zelensky in paris. chancellor schelz should also come there, they are still waiting for zelensky at the eu summit in brussels in london, they are very proud that they managed to intercept him earlier and note that colleagues on the continent could not provide the necessary secrecy of the london times. translates the words of one of the diplomats, keeping his anonymity. zelensky chose first of all the uk and then the eu showing his priorities from the point of view of ukraine, who can to blame him, judging by the organization of the visit to london, they prepared for it in advance in order to give the maximum demonstration effect alexander khabarov ilya introduce carrots, great britain provoked russia to start a special operation on the territory of uk

coming up on the bbc news channel: ruben selles is to stay in charge at southampton until the end ofr second league win since october at the weekend. now we will look at the rest of the day's news. police in northern ireland have arrested a fourth man in connection with the shooting of an off—duty senior police officer in 0magh on wednesday. detective chief inspectorjohn caldwell was shot as he was loading footballs into his car with his son, after a session coaching a children's football team. he has life—changing injuries and remains in hospital in a critical condition. political leaders have been meeting the chief constable to discuss the attack, as our ireland correspondent chris page reports. detective chief inspectorjohn caldwell is well known in northern ireland and well liked in his community. his friends say his bravery was underlined by how he shouted to children to run for safety as he was being attacked himself. people at his football club, where he was coaching the under 15s, are struggling to take in the news. a man of the calibre ofjohn even being involved in a wee rur

portsmouth, southampton. it's about 13 kilometres. it's going to cost the taxpaye r £244 million.e taxpayer £244 million. go to france and try and station and see the extent of it or look at busesin see the extent of it or look at buses in portsmouth or southampton or on from bournemouth. originally got a post on train station. i'm a, you know, a bournemouth. afc bournemouth football stadium . bournemouth football stadium. it's the nearest train station. the first thing away fans see when comes mammoth frankly when it comes to mammoth frankly is . and yet we're is a whole. and yet we're spending a quarter £1,000,000,000 on the small motorway . so i £1,000,000,000 on the small motorway. so i think for me it's one of those things where it's not just a waste of money, it's making things worse. yeah, i. great expense. yeah, it is great expense. great expense. yeah, it is great expense . dangerous. and as we expense. dangerous. and as we say, when tech doesn't work, say, when the tech doesn't work, then left more then people are left more vulnerable. right. strikes fellas . strike stri

portsmouth, southampton. it's about 13 kilometres. it's going to cost the taxpaye r £244 million.the taxpayer £244 million. go to france and try and station and see the extent of it or look at busesin see the extent of it or look at buses in portsmouth or southampton or on from bournemouth. originally got a post on train station. i'm a, you know, a bournemouth. afc bournemouth football stadium . bournemouth football stadium. it's the nearest train station. the first thing away fans see when comes mammoth frankly when it comes to mammoth frankly is . and yet we're is a whole. and yet we're spending a quarter £1,000,000,000 on the small motorway . so i £1,000,000,000 on the small motorway. so i think for me it's one of those things where it's not just a waste of money, it's making things worse. yeah, i. great expense. yeah, it is great expense. great expense. yeah, it is great expense . dangerous. and as we expense. dangerous. and as we say, when tech doesn't work, say, when the tech doesn't work, then left more then people are left more vulnerable. right. strikes fellas . strike st

yeah i still see football from southampton but he's chelsea so it's sort of a blast weekend at southamptons all that i chose to have a great time but i'm jeremy. he gets a bit of trouble, but it is easy. do it. but he's made some wonderful television deals with cars and top gear and military documentaries. he made you know what to say? the thing he what i have to say? the thing he did of them. yeah his did on all of them. yeah his first father and i got victoria cross . the one was one of the cross. the one was one of the most astonishing programmes i've seen, he is a very seen, and he clearly is a very brilliant. said to apologise brilliant. he said to apologise a recently. you know some a bit recently. you know some people go to far , some tell you people go to far, some tell you how you should lose character is going to be possible . you do all going to be possible. you do all of that, but then you finish up with your own fifth gear gig. yeah, i five which you did for year after year year. i mean you've had a very long career still going on love gloves on telly, but i mean , today's tel

where leeds and southampton have both just appointed new managers.cial home games in their fight against relegation. that's all the sport for now. it has been described as the most significant shipwreck discovery since the mary rose. the gloucester sank more than 400 years ago and has now been found off the coast of norfolk. it was discovered by a pair of brothers after four years of searching, and now some of its treasures are due to go on display. jo black reports. 0n the seabed, a team of divers explore the site of a royal shipwreck. the gloucester ran aground off the coast of norfolk on the 6th of may 1682. this discovery has been described as the most important maritime find since the mary rose, and it was found by two brothers from norwich. oh, look at that bottle, got a cork on the top as well. julian and lincoln barnwell run a printing business, but they're also experienced divers and have searched for shipwrecks for years. they challenged themselves to look for the gloucester and after four years, they found her. this footage shows a rope, o