lot stronger i think amongst the british people than it is among the people in the member states so stefanovoted tonight what impact do you think the bracks that the bait and the fact that the u.k. as we've been hearing still hasn't really managed to leave what impact has that had on the electorate in italy do they really talk about it does legate for example use it as you know as an example of a country can lead to follow. oh well the short answer is no in the sense that it's . brought suit from the from the media and from the politicians is deemed to be a separate issue from the european union issue. so the debate here is more about. the migration as it was mentioned before and on the budget and the fact that italy should spend more public money in order to boost the economy we're as the european union as they see the elites in brussels are more strict and don't want to us to spend money and in our economy to grow this is mainly what. the league and the 5 star movement are saying is that it before we spoke about you know potential of russian links with the leg steve bannon as well transfo

the world number one beat stefanos tsitsipas in the madrid open final, where he never dropped a set allas just celebrated 250 weeks as well number one, and know shock of it looks like he has many more at the top in him. twice a champion in madrid already, he was quickly into his stride against the kings layer. stefa nos his stride against the kings layer. stefanos tsitsipas had taken rafi on the dial out in their semi—final, and at times looked like he might add another big scalp to his growing collection. the 20—year—old greek already has wins against the big three to his name, but a repeat wasn't going to happen here. jock vic took control and took the first set 6—3. tsitsipas wasn't going to give up, though, and he did have his chancesin give up, though, and he did have his chances in the second. they would eventually pass him by. that set up a break of serve for the serve, and he would surge ahead. no—one has taken a set offjock of each at this yea r‘s taken a set offjock of each at this year's tournament, taken a set offjock of each at this yea r‘s tournament, and taken a set offjo

lot stronger i think amongst the british people than it is among the people in the member states so stefanovoted to know what impact do you think the bracks that the bait and the fact that the u.k. as we've been hearing still hasn't really managed to leave what impact has that had on the electorate in italy do they really talk about it does legate for example use it as you know as an example of a country can lead to follow. oh well the short answer is no in the sense that it's . brought suit from the from the media and from the politicians is deemed to be a separate issue from the european union issue. so the debate here is more about. the migration as it was mentioned before and on the budget and the fact that italy should spend more public money in order to boost the economy we're as the european union as they see the elites in brussels are more strict and don't want to us to spend money and in our economy to grow this is mainly what. the league and the 5 star movement are saying is that it before we spoke about you know potential of russian links with the leg steve bannon as well transfo

certainly not among supporters of these policies it doesn't seem to make much sense to cut for the stefano that leads me to you because of course one of the issues in your book the black book of the legacy was very much about potential financial links between russia and the leg 1st of all explain to us what you said in your book and also what reaction there was to it initially when it was published which was only a few months ago. you know well we revealed in the book that there was a negotiation on going at least from july 2018 until october 2018 to fund with the russian money when i say russian money the negotiation that we have evidence of was between an oil state owned oil owned company by a by the russian state or us and you have to and the toddy and state oil company would use any and i. so we witnessed a meeting of the métropole tale in moscow one of tobar 802800 where there was a soviet news representative whose name is john lucas several unique. and something to me juries from from the russian from from from russia people that are deemed to be strictly living with with putin as in

stefanos tipped to pass in the course of finals. and joinings thereof in the last eight five time madrid open when a rough and the dull the spaniard cruised past his american opponent francis and beat him in straight sets six three six three the doll has yet to win the title this year will say so swiss stand there for you in the next round. and one of the most important all festivals in the world the venice biennale is opening on saturday this year organizers say the event will feature works that address a world in turmoil its title may you live in interesting times among the see as highlight is a monument to europe's migration crisis. the fifty eighth edition of the venice beer knowledge it's called make you. live in interesting times that's intended more as a message to visitors than as an all encompassing model for the spectacular art festival featuring works from ninety nations much of it displayed in competing national produce it's. one of the works on display is a machine presented by chinese artist soon young and pun new trie

rafa nadal will be stefanos tsitsipas in the other semi. in the spanish capital beat stan wawrinka in straight sets. meanwhile in the women's event, simona halep is still no course to re—take the world number one spot. -- still —— still on course. she's through to the final in madrid after beating belinda bencic. she'll play kiki bertens in the final and if she wins, halep will be the new world number one. well, this weekend is also the culmination of european rugby's elite competition — the champions cup. saracens v leinster — two of the best sides in the history of the european cup will go head to head at stjames park tomorrow, chris slegg looks ahead to the game. saracens again are heading off to fight for europe's greatest shiniest crown. having comfortably beating munster in the semis, saracens are back in the champions cup final. now a tougher hurdle, beating the holders and team that knocked them out in the quarterfinals, leinster. we were very well beaten on the day by a better team. 14 months on going into this game in a betterfram

freshly melted snow ice melting ice is the follow up to the installation monologues which are just stefano cut going to staged at the venice biennale both works are commentaries on the global climate crisis. why why about ice because i'm talking about we talk about become a change or that we're losing all the glass sure. the festival uses lots of electricity and water but the organizers say sustainability is a high priority. sustainability is also the subject of this projection revolution by british artist alex robotham who now lives in italy. he examined the history of hydro power and its uses. the inspiration comes from this region here we produce a lot of. energy using higher trysting. and we should be using the power in this way because clean energy. the light designers from the french company spectacular layout are also among international artists presenting at the festival they've set up 3 installations. this one is called on the water the light and the moon it was. by like designer. i see the installation as an opera in for acts as a symphony. and we present the 4 elements influence

now we had to some tennis news and stefano fits if us boosted his french open preparations by winning the warm up tournament in portugal. that's if us is at the bottom of the sprayberry the pablo way about seven straight sets but as you can see their best claim the shot of the day with this incredible between the legs and drop shot sits across enjoyed a surprising run at this year's first grand slam the australian open back in january this was the first play for title of his career. you're watching it is next up is a documentary film about the changing of medical research thanks so much. for. shifting powers the old order is history the world is reorganizing itself and the media's role is to skew the topic and focus on the global media forum twenty nine today one out of two people is online who are we following do we trust to beijing and shape the future at the georgia dome or global media for twenty three.

in men's tennis the final pairing at the madrid open has been confirmed with novak djokovic facing stefano sets of paths later today so it's a pass knocks out the tournament's record a champion rafael nadal in 3 sets stunning the world number 2 in a coming of age performance the match ended 642663 in his favor and means people battle it out for the title against novak djokovic which earlier the world number one only needed 2 sets to defeat austrian dominic team but it was a close run affair ending 7676. and in women's tennis there's a new champion at the madrid open last year's finalist kiki betts and had another crack at the title and this time she came out on top against well number 3 simona halep. ready and focused kiki burtons of the netherlands faced a tough challenge in her quest to win the biggest tide love her career beating 2 time madrid open winner simona halep. after a tight opening set britain's took it 6 for. the world number 2 wasn't going to give up easily throw up after dropping her serve in the opening game of the 2nd set the romanian broke back was indeed one of 8 breaks

talking of the french open, the defending champion staying with tennis and stefanos tsitsipas has wonear—old who is the youngest player in the top 10 of the world rankings took advantage of uruguayan pablo cuevas‘ struggles on serve. tsisipas coming through 6—3, 7—6 to win his third atp tour title and second of the season. not many of you know that i have been watching this tournament since i was ten or 12, watching federer win. did he play here? it was the other one? i remember seeing them and he always kind of, always drew my attention and i always felt it would be cool to win this trophy here. now to the final of the world snooker championship in sheffield. judd trump produced a superb evening session on sunday to lead john higgins by 12 frames to 5. from 5—4 down, trump reeled off eight frames in a row with a dominant display to thrill the crowd at the crucible. it's the first man to 18 who will be crowned champion — trump the clear favourite. to cricket, where england claimed a comprehensive seven—wicket win over pakistan, in their one—off t20 match at cardiff. jofra archer claim

lot stronger i think amongst the british people than it is among the people in the member states so stefanovery janet what impact do you think of bracks that the bait and the fact that the u.k. as we've been hearing still hasn't really managed to leave what impact has that had on the electorate in italy do they really talk about it does legate for example use it as you know as an example of a country can lead to follow. oh well the short answer is no in the sense that it's . brought suit from the from the media and from the politicians is deemed to be a separate issue from the european union issue. so the debate here is more about. the migration as it was mentioned before and on the budget and the fact that italy should spend more public money in order to boost the economy we're as the european union as they see the elites in brussels are more strict and don't want to us to spend money and in our economy to grow this is mainly what. the league and the 5 star movement are saying. before we spoke about you know potential of russian links with the leg steve bannon as well transformer chief str

taken to a tie—break in the decider, which he won 9—7, to reach the last eight where he'll play stefanos. i got lucky again. i was very tired. i got lucky again. i was lucky in madrid. it is nice to be lucky sometimes. i have lost a lot of heartbreak as to, throughout the years. it is nice to win this. the atmosphere was fantastic. people we re the atmosphere was fantastic. people were going crazy. it is exactly the atmosphere you want. it was good. federer‘s on course for a semi—final showdown with the reigning champion rafael nadal who was in imperious form on thursday. he won both his matches in straight sets, and only lost two games in the process. after beginning the defence of his title with a 6—0 6—1win overjeremy chardy, nadal followed that up with a 6—1, 6—love victory over nikoloz basilashvili, and he'll play fellow—spaniard fernando verdasco next. and the world number one novak djokovic was also in impressive form in his two matches on thursday, losing just seven games along the way. he followed up a straight sets win over denis shapovalov by thrashing philipp kohlschreiber 6—

but he had to do it in three sets, winning 3—6, 6—4, 6—4, and he will now play greece's stefanos tsitsipasly conditions to shoot 63, for a two—shot lead on nine—under after the first round of the british masters in southport. tommy fleetwood, who is hosting the event, is five shots further back, on what turned out to be a chilly opening day in north—west england. but it was the 23—year—old jordan, in only his 12th event as a professional, who sunk nine birdies to sit on nine under par, with fellow englishman matt wallace and sweden's marcus kinhult both on seven under. just from the get go, it kind of just started perfectly, and from then on ijust kept going, really, and just tried to shoot as low as i could, because i thought the guys up there, they are good as well, so just to keep going. i got the feeling of, you know, i had to shoot low, and that was just to keep going as well. i had shot low previous to this, but obviously on this stage, to go and do it in this kind of course is... well, impressive to me, anyway. two it was nice to get down to the gulf, and i enjoyed playing, andi to

should leave the euro zone and go back to our old currency in order to be able to boost the economy stefano virginie we're going to have to leave it there stephan a vegetarian and the man on so finest xor that you know gentlemen thank you so much for having shared your views with us so thanks to all our guests and of course thank you for having joined us you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al-jazeera dot com and for further discussion go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter our handle is at a.j. inside story for now for me barbara sarah and the whole team here bye for now. as yugoslavia disintegrated war descended on its inhabitants. amidst the death and destruction one man created a peaceful microcosm for boys whose fathers faced each other in battle episode 3 of football rebels enters the world of footballing legend praed right push each. who went from coaching boys football to teaching young men life president bush each of the siege of sarajevo on al-jazeera. when the news bre

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to reach the final where he will face the 8 time and defending champion rafa of spain they'll beat stefano city bus in straight sets in the semi on saturday the spaniard had been knocked out of the stage of his last play called tournaments before the square. in the women's event here at a concert is into the final after coming from a set down to beat 6th seed kiki burton's concert taking the decider $62.00 for the biggest result of her career on clay she'll face covering the pressure of the czech republic for the title in rome the 4th seed brought to an end the run of greek qualifier marius a car taking it in straight sets. there was a terrific finish to stage eights of cycling's jiggled italia the 239 kilometer ride to pursue the longest stage of this year's race came down to a sprint finish it was a straight a scale a given who grabbed victory on the line it's the 2nd stage when of his career italian valerio conti of team emirates retained the race leaders pink juicy with a turbulent mix and paralympics just over a year away iran is preparing to stand out by sitting down a sitting volley

opinion certainly not among supporters of these parties it doesn't seem to want much to cut for the stefano that leads me to you because of course one of the issues in your book the black book of the legacy was very much about potential financial links between russia and that the leg up 1st of all explain to us what you said in your book and also what reaction there was to it initially when it was published which was only a few months ago. you know well. we revealed in the book that there was a negotiation ongoing at least from july 2018 until october 2018 to fund with the russian money when i say russian money the negotiation that we have evidence of was between an oil state owned oil owned company by a by the russian state or us and you have to and the toddy and state oil company would use any and i. so we witnessed a meeting of the metropole tel in moscow on october 18th 2018 where there was a soviet representative whose name is john lucas several unique. and something to me juries from from the russian from from from russia people that are deemed to be strictly living with with putin as

$41.00 victory. 8 time champion rafael nadal is through to another final at the telly and open he beat stefano since about greece in straight sets in a semi final on saturday the dow has been knocked out at this stage of his last 3 clay court tournaments before this match the 2nd semifinal between novak djokovic india to shoot an even lead. in the women's event johanna concert is into the final of the coming from a set down to beat 6th seed kiki burton's concert taking the decider 62 for the biggest result of her career on clay to date she'll face catalina pushed out of the czech republic for the title in rome. in the n.b.a. eastern conference finals the milwaukee bucks easily got the best of the to rondo raptors in game 2 yana santi compo was the star of the show yet again he did the way with 30 points for the bucs the raptors were only ahead in the 3rd quarter with milwaukee ramping it up to win $125103.00 the bucs now have a 2 nothing series advantage. in the n.h.l. the st louis blues bounced back from a game 3 loss against the san jose sharks in the western conference finals just 35 second

ricci's 1st final since the australian open in january will now face the winner between rafa nadal and stefano say it's a pass. play the best match of the clay court season so far for me against you know arguably the best. tennis player in the world on the surface so far you know he's amazing to remain in barcelona and here he be drudgery yesterday in a thrilling match so he was in form and very tough conditions the celebrations remain on i said by in munich off they failed to clinch the bundesliga title by and were held to a goal a strong way at leipzig on saturday nearest rivals brasier dortmund kept their title hopes alive with a 32 win against full tuna dissolute off so close the gap to 2 points going into the final day of the season by and superior goal difference means that they'll need at least a draw against science at frankfurt next week to win a record extending 7th bundesliga crown in a row. in italy said they are moving closer to securing their 1st ever appearance in the champions league there into 3rd place after a 21 win over general on saturday with a barrel and some of the cast

we have some tennis and novak djokovic has claimed his 33rd masters title after sweeping stefanos. at the madrid open a blistering start racing into an early lead as opponent rarely threatening but things got tight in the 2nd set the serb however kept his composure broke to go up 5 ford seale 6364 when he now equals rival roughen a doll's record masters tell us. all mercedes dominant dominance in formula one had the season continued in spain with lewis hamilton staring is 3rd one of the season hamilton tipped teammate valtteri bottas to win the race and take the overall lead in the driver's championship. well terry bowser started from pole in barcelona became a 2nd petal dropped back after germany is toys while bunch of us clung on to 2nd from there the miss a day's teammates remained in complete control cecille and his fellow ferrari driver charlotte clare tried to find a winning formula to catch up ground but to no avail a crash pulls the introduction of a safety car slowing the race down to work in hamilton's favor. and he finished the race comfortably in 1st place. to deliver.

sports now and in tennis novak djokovic has claimed his 33rd masters title after sweeping stefano sister boss of the madrid open djokovic had a blistering start and raced to an early lead his opponent really threatened but thinks got tight in the 2nd set the serbian was able to keep his cool though to seal a 6364 when she now equals rival russian the ball's record of masters titles the french open starts in just 2 weeks' time. and in south korea a team of firefighters can put a feather in their caps for us pressure weekend rescue work pet peacock had somehow become stranded on the 3rd floor ledge of a sole apartment block. the she managed to pluck the bird from its perch. and. our thanks for watching coming up our show eco india will meet an indian man building thousands of public toilets across the country stay tuned for that. eco india. on the camel trail. these amazing dromedaries protect the desert ecosystem. in google the rare car i can also do far more. their owners tell us about their incredible value. next on t.w. . land be our fighters want to start families to become farmers or

one of tennis‘s most exciting young players, stefanos tsitsipas, takes on world number one novak djokovic— and on clay, the spaniards favourite surface. he'd already defeated roger federer at this year's australian open and this was another huge win in his fledgling career. that's all the sport for now but there's more on the bbc sport website, including build—up to the spanish grand prix. i'll be back in the next hour. now it's time for a look at the weather with helen willetts. three football clubs have moved to distance themselves from the use of their club crest by supporters who belong to a street protest organisation called the democratic football lads alliance. earlier, adrian goldberg from 5 live investigates explained why. the dfla started life originally as being the football lads‘ alliance and they emerged after the terrorist attacks in manchester and london in 2017. there was then a split in the organisation. the fla still exists, but the larger group is the dfla, the democratic football lads alliance. what is interesting is that they are made up primarily of people who used t

tennis and rafael nadal looked more like his old self as he beat stefanos tsitsipas in straight setsce either novak djokovic or diego schwartzmann. their semi final is underway. world number one djokovic took the first set 6—3 before the argentine levelled, taking the second on a tiebreak. the decider has gone with serve, 2-1, the decider has gone with serve, 2—1, djokovic. brooks koepka is the man to catch in the second major of the year, the uspga tournament in new york. the american is well underway in his third round after compiling the lowest 36—hole score in major championship history. here's the leaderboard. koepka has continued his incredible form, already 1—under for the day through 4 holes. he's at 13 under. a massive seven shot lead. his friend and fellow american dustinjohnson is on 6 under. that's all the sport for now. prince william has spoken about the pressure of working as an air ambulance pilot, and the strain it placed on his mental health. in a bbc documentary, he says he was left with the feeling that death was always around the corner. the duke of cambridge als

tennis out and stefano's sit sit sit sit pos excuse me boosted his french open preparations by winning the warm up tournament in portugal he's at the bottom of the screen and compete all below we have us in straight sets but as you can see the three didn't have it all his own way of us could claim shots of the day with this incredible between the legs shot. enjoyed is surprising run this year's first grand slam australian open back in january this was the first play for title of his career. good for him now spring is the in the air here in europe and it is time to cut the lawn but enthusiasts in england do more than just trim the grass with their lawn mowers they also race them and this weekend's events in the town of billings hurst was not just a one off there is a full lawn more we've seen championship in england with braces spread out over the lawn mower season the winner of the opening braves admitted the course had become extremely bumpy and that is with out the mower blades actually. turned on. up next it's business with stephen barrett's lee but we have well look out of course i

right one item from tennis now and novak djokovic has claimed his 33rd masters title after sweeping stefano sister passed out the middle madrid open a joke of each had a blistering start and raced to an early lead his opponent rarely threatened but then stuck tight in the 2nd set the serbian was able to keep his cool to seal a 6364 when he now equals rival rough and the dogged record of masters title in the french open begins in just 2 weeks' time. coming up next our documentary the forgotten children looking at europe's refugee crisis you're watching. stranded and. just focus on the me i was born of their children of war who tell stories about their dead parents and siblings raise boasting about my miners who were refugees in greece. on the island of some of those psychologists nina pepper hacking funds for the youngsters rights every day what hope does she see for the forgotten children. next on d w. they live from hunting know they are being hunted to. the indigenous mother now the people of north east brazil. their reservation is shrinking as farmers encroach upon their land. the author

djokovic has won the madrid open for the third time after beating one of the tour‘s rising stars stefanosentire tournament as he claimed the 33rd masters title of his career. tsitsipas had knocked rafael nadal out in the semi—finals but djokovic proved a step too far, and he powered through in straight sets to win 6—3, 6—4. stage three of the giro d'italia continues on monday with primoz roglic heading out in the pinkjersey...(00v)the second stage was won by german rider pascal ackermann. —— —— jersey. the second stage was won by german rider pascal ackermann. he beat a world—class field of sprinters at the end of the 205—kilometre run from bologna to fucecchio to claim the victory. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. that is your monday sport briefing. icelandic punk? polish folk? it can only be the eurovision song contest. the launch of this year's competition took place on sunday night in tel aviv with representatives from more than 40 countries making an appearance. andy beatt has more. sarah mcternan is walking the carpet... glitz and glamour

rafa nadal will play stefanos tsitsipas in the other semi.t, simona halep is still no course to re—take the world number one spot. she's through to the final in madrid after beating belinda bencic. she'll play kiki bertens in the final and if she wins, halep will be the new world number one. that's all the sport for now. it is an improving picture through this weekend with high—pressure building killing a lot of the showers and produce more sunshine. gradually the temperatures will rise but we're not expecting a heat wave. but it will feel better than it has done of late. rain clearing from southern parts of england and high—pressure begin to building from the west. a few early showers across the west. a few early showers across the south—east, fizzling out as temperatures rise through the afternoon, more showers developing and mainly across the eastern side of the uk. some showers could be heavy. i called north—westerly wind across the north of scotland. dry as well in southern scotland. plenty of showers with the best of the conditions of f

the 3rd masters title after sweeping stefano city posset the madrid open djokovic had a blistering starting race to an early lead his opponent rarely threatened but they stuck tight in the 2nd set the serbian was able to keep his cool though to seal a 6364 with now equals rival roughen adele's record of masters titles the french open starts in just 2 weeks' time. lewis hamilton is taking the lead in the formula one drivers championship after winning the spanish grand prix in barcelona how will the start of the race in 2nd place but over took his mercedes team mate terry boat early on to cross the finish line 1st it's hamilton star victory of new season the mercedes drivers have finished 1st and 2nd in all 5 races so far. hollywood legend doris day has died at the age of 97 the singer and actress renowned for her wholesome squeaky clean image and lilting voice passed away early on monday surrounded by close friends heard her foundation day enjoyed the peak of her film career in the 1950 s. in the early sixty's in musicals and ran to comedies like calamity jane and pillow talk in her later ye

rafael nadal plays stefanos tsitsipas for a place in the madrid 0pen final later — that's the eveningded roger federer‘s first clay court tournament for three years. thiem survived two match points against him before knocking out the 20—time grand slam champion in three sets. and simona halep remains on course to reclaim the world number one spot, after beating belinda bencic, to reach the final, where she'll play kiki bertens. victory would take her back above naomi 0saka in the rankings. great britain face 0lympic silver medalists germany in their opening game of the ice hockey world championship in slovakia this afternoon — there's commentary from 315pm on radio 5 live sports extra, as well as the bbc sport website and app. it is the first time in 25 years that britain have competed at the top level of the sport — and they'll also face powerhouse nations the usa and canada later in the tournament. i don't think we have any worry or any pressure, i think we just have to keep together, keep getting better each game, using each game to be that little bit faster, that little bit quicke

chances of winning a sixth madrid open are over, after he was knocked out in the semi—finals by stefanosame — he beat roger federer at this year's australian open but this is the first time he's defeated nadal. his reward is a final against novak djokovic, who beat dominic thiem. and simona halep missed the chance to go back to the top of the world rankings, when she lost the final to kiki bertens in straight sets. it's the biggest win of bertens' career and it'll take her up to fourth in the world, making her the highest—ranking dutchwoman in history. wasps are through to the netball superleague final after a 20—point victory over loughborough lightning. the defending champions won 7a points to sa keeping them on course to win a third successive title. they'll face manchester thunder in the final after they beat five—time champions team bath. that's all the sport for now. 110w now it's time for a look at the papers. hello and welcome to our sunday morning paper review. with me are sian griffiths, education editor at the sunday times, and political commentator james millar. welcome to yo

this is their very first appearance in the finals, and stefanos that fans are going to be amped up. so young there, of his days in toronto. >> people were amazing so, diverse. good energy, amazing candy. for them to get -- finally get over the hump, you can tell how much it meant to them. the tip is was going crazy. it looked like they had won the championship already. you can see how much it meant. we know what the task is going in, starting on the road. that building is going to be crazy, but we have a chance to get off to a good start. >> the raptors still on a high after finishing off milwaukee on saturday. kawhi leonard with authority. one man game for toronto all through the play-offs. despite his presence and kd's unclear status, the warriors are favorites in the finals. kyle lowry asked about the pressure of being in the finals against a warriors team that is trying to three-peat. >> it's basketball. ain't no pressure. it's fun. this is amazing. it's a great time. we know they got steph. we know they got klay, got draymond, if kd plays, if demarcus plays, you know. we know i

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measures salvini is also known for his and see islam rhetoric well let's explore this more detail with stefano jean a is a journalist and the co-author of the black book of the league joining us now via skype from milan thank you so much effort talking to us stephanie virginny. from your point of view just how big a challenge does this far right alliance pulls in the european elections. well i mean you just finish to those distances beechen in the drama square which is the most iconic square in milan and you know it's been raining for the whole day where her thousands of people have been. listening to celine so when you were expecting around i'm going to 1000 people it's hard to say how many ear but the squares on school and as you were saying before there were 11 represents new european parties that show up today which is i think something important for so many among these there were the bands french national rarely leave their germany have to be there and the dutch party of freedom leave there are good builders. let's say that. what what was all the political issues were saying were pretty s

rafa nadal will play stefanos tsitsipas in the other semi—final.. time now is 739. nearly 900 children, many of whom who were recruited as child soldiers have been released by a vigilante group in nigeria. the civilianjoint task force has been working with the country‘s military to fight the terrorist organisation boko haram. more than 20,000 people have been killed and millions of others have lost their homes during the decade long conflict in the country. around 3,500 children were recruited by vigilante groups between 2013 and 2017. in 2017 they signed a commitment with unicef to stop recruiting children in any role. since then, more than 1,700 children have been released. unicef say the 894 children released yesterday — including more than one hundred girls — will now undergo reintegration programmes to help them return to civilian life. hannah started joins us now from all child charity. where do you even begin when it comes to rehabilitating children who have been on the front line of war? the important thing to be aware of is that, really, t

rafa nadal will play stefanos tsitsipas in the other semi—final.0saka, in the rankings. after a washout on wednesday, england will be hoping for sun in southampton today, for the second one—dayer against pakistan. james vince could press his case, for a world cup spot on his home ground, ifjason roy fails to recover from a stomach injury. first and foremost try and win the series and loco say, if i do get another opportunity try to stake my claim and do as well as i can. if i can end up in the world cup squad, that would be great. afghanistan won their world cup warm—up match against scotland, edging to a two—run victory in a rain—affected one—dayer in edinburgh. that meant defeat for scotland's new coach shane burger, in his first game in charge. the world cup starts at the end of this month. when it comes to british sporting success stories over the last decade, taekwondo is right up there. have either review been inspired get into the rink? not tae kwon do, but certainly kickboxing. but that was about 20 years ago for me. brits have won 0lympic

chances of winning a sixth madrid 0pen are over, after he was knocked out in the semi—finals by stefanoso beat dominic thiem. and simona halep missed the chance to go back to the top of the world rankings, when she lost the final to kiki bertens in straight sets. it's the biggest win of bertens' career and it'll take her up to fourth in the world, making her the highest—ranking dutchwoman in history. the iaaf world relays are currently taking place in tokyo. the event acts as a qualifying for the world athletics championships this year in doha. gb's men qualified for the four by 100m final, which takes place later today — running the fastest time in the world this year in their heat. gb's men and women both qualified for the 4 by 400 metre relay finals later today. but, the women's 4 by 100 metre team didn't make the final, after failing to pass the baton in the change over zone. great britain were beaten by germany in their opening game of the ice hockey world championships in slovakia. that was despite this goal from great britain's mike hammond, which levelled the match at 1—all in th