a tight battle between those players and stephen maguire just has the edge _ and stephen maguire justn front. ~ : :, ,, :, ., :, �* �* front. much work to come, all on bbc for, catch front. much work to come, all on bbc for. catch us— front. much work to come, all on bbc for, catch us there. _ katie boulter is looking to secure a place in the third round of the madrid open and she's making good progress. she's currently a set to the good against america's robin montgomerey — after taking the first by 6—1 in the last few moments she went a break up in the second but montgomerey then broke back — the score currently 4—3. meanwhile, britain's jack draper is out of the madrid open. it was a straight sets win for pole hubert hurkacz, who's through to the third round. it's hurkacz�*s second win over draper this month after beating him in monte carlo just two weeks ago. with just months to go before the start of the olympic games, europe's best gymnasts are competing for selection to get to paris. you can watch it on bbc iplayer now — these are live pictures. the artistic gymnastics european

scotland's stephen maguire is through to the quarterfinals after beating the 2005 winner shaun murphythe scot has made the last eight. 5—3 in the first session, obviously you're praying for 5—3 in the second session and it's all yours to throw away. so it was looking like 9—7. managed to pinch that one and i think that made a difference. results like this, and being in the quarterfinals of the world again, ijust have to, you know, pat myself on the back and enjoy it. the two—time defending world champion francesco bagnaia won his third spanish motogp, denying home favourite marc marquez his first win since 2021 and making up ground onjorge martin, who crashed while leading the race. bagnaia took the lead early, but martin quickly took it back and was in front for much of the first half of the race before he lost the front—end of his ducati on the 11th lap and was dumped in the gravel. bagnaia then defended the lead, with marquez pushing him hard, but the italian came home to win. that's it from us. you can get all the latest sports news from the bbc sport app or from our website. but

and david gilbert is 10—6 up against stephen maguire.aunched a fight back. a break of 7a in the final frame of tuesday's session gives the glaswegian hope. jofra archer has been recalled to the england squad for the first time in a year — for the defence of their t20 world cup title injune. the 29—year—old hasn't played top level cricket since last may, due to a recurring elbow injury, with fellow fast bowler chrisjordan also recalled. the tournament has been expanded to 20 teams for the first time, with england in a group with scotland, australia, namibia and 0man. is that bowler who is so special, you do everything you can to try to get him and taking the longer road this time but as always with joffrey comments fingers crossed into the lives there playing. 0nce the lives there playing. once in the really good tap in the really good japanese don't quite believe it until he is tracking well at the moment and when he gets to that pakistan series and how he keeps going to their and we're doing everything we can and he is in a good spot. t

he will face scotland's stephen maguire next.hip is taking place at the iconic crucible, as it has done since 1977, but there have been calls to move the event to a bigger, more modern venue. hossein vafaei even called it "smelly" and "like playing "in a garage", after he exited the competition. however, many of snicko�*s rates feel the tournament should remain at the historic venue. here is murphy, speaking after his earlier win. the realities are that the crucible theatre is a working theatre, most of the year. it is not a purpose—built snooker venue and that's part of its charm. we've been coming here for 47 years, and it continues to be a special place that we play snooker, year round. every young player's dream is to walk out and play here, and that continues to be the case. so murphy's feelings are pretty clear, but is he a lone voice? we asked a number of players how they felt, starting with the seven time world champion, ronnie o'sullivan, who has recently become an ambassador for saudi arabian snooker. history is just be

he'll next play scotland's stephen maguire. the first women's major of the year at the chevron championship last night korda started the final round one shot behind south korea's ryu hae—ran, but came out on top after a three—under 69 on a windy day in texas. she ended up on 13—under to win her second major by two shots korda celebrated by leaping into the water — something of a tradition. nancy lopez and annika sorenstam are the only other players to have won five consecutive lpga events. it is an amazing feeling because all the hard work and the doubt that i had in my head from 2021, you know, i worked through it, it has been an amazing feeling these past few weeks knowing that i can go on the stretch and if i stay in my bubble and i keep golf simple and let it flow, i can have so much fun out here. and it has been an amazing time, to get five in a row, my lucky number is 13 and for me to get it here in houston, for it to be a major feels even better. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, from me a

he'll play scotland's stephen maguire next.ace at the iconic crucible, but there have been calls to move the event to a bigger, more modern venue. hossein vafaei even called it smelly and like playing in a garage after he exited the compeition. well, despite that, many of snookers�* greats feel it is an historic building where the world championship has been held since 1977 and it should remain there. shaun murphy made his feelings clear on the venue. the realities are the crucible theatre is a working theatre, most of the year. it's not a purpose—built snooker venue, and that's part of its charm. we've been coming here for 47 years, and it continues to be the most special place that we play snooker all year round. every young player's dream is to walk out and play here. and that continues to be the case. so murphy's feeling clear for all to see — but what do some of his fellow players think? we asked a number of competitors how they felt, starting with the seven time world champion, ronnie o sullivan, who's recently become an

david gilbert leads stephen maguire 7—1 at the interval.g advantage in the final frame after a respotted black was missed by maguire. the world number 28 currently firmly in control of this one. they will both ressume later. two other quarter finals taking place today, these are live pictures of seven—time champion ronnie o'sullivan as he takes on the 2015 champion, stuart bingham. o'sullivan, trying for a record eighth world championship. it is currently 2—1 in favour of stuart bingham. next to the champions league semi—finals — bayern munich host real madrid in their first leg later in germany. bayern manager tomas tuchel is leaving the club at the end of the season, but there's a chance he could go out on a high with a piece of silverware. bayern will be looking to their star striker harry kane to help them get past 14 time winners real madrid. the england captain has scored seven goals in ten champions league matches. including a penalty against arsenal in the quarterfinals. however, bayern are without a win in their past seven meetings

elsewhere stephen maguire leads shaun murphy 11—7. leads shaun murphy 12—8.t at northeastern university in boston. officials said about 100 people were detained as they were taken away from the site. those with student identification will not face any legal action. it's the latest standoff in a wave of pro—palestinian sit—ins, at campuses around the united states — including this demonstration, which has been ongoing at columbia university in new york for one week now. a teenager who'd paid to be on the small boat crossing the channel last week, has told the bbc he decided not to make the journey because he was worried about the number of people getting on board. an investigation is continuing into exactly what happened, when violence broke out, resulting in the deaths of five people — including a young girl. our correspondentjon donnison, reports from calais. chaos, desperation and violence as more than 100 people tried to cram onto a small boat in the early hours of tuesday morning. among them was 16—year—old marcus, not his real name, from south sudan. whe

elsewhere, stephen maguire beat shaun murphy.cratic votes were cast, the country is facing a new reckoning, with pivotal elections taking place next month. some polls suggest the governing african national congress, which came to power in 1994, could receive less than 50% of the vote for the first time, as the country experiences high unemployment and crime, persistent economic inequalities, frequent power cuts and corruption allegations. nomsa maseko reports from south africa. singing drumming in celebration of 30 years of democracy. south africa's transition to democracy was the culmination of decades of resistance and armed struggle against nearly 50 years of racial and violent white minority rule. chanting 0n the 27th of april in 1994, i came to this polling station with my mother. we started queueing from 6am, filled with both hope and anxiety. thousands of black people lined up with their fists in the air chanting "sikhululekile" — we are free. and i understood that now i was, too. the anc liberation movement turned politic

in saturday morning�*s other second round match, stephen maguire led shaun murphy by ten frames to sixaying and exhibitions, series or whatever it is, is not right for me at this moment in time. i have got so much life to achieve in the game and money me at this moment in time is not the priority. i need to hopefully put some question marks to bait and stuff like that. at the madrid 0pen where last year�*s finalist iga swiatek eased past romania�*s sorana cirstea in straight sets to reach the last 16. play started with the roof closed but that had no effect on swiatek who rushed to a 4—love lead inside 22 minutes.... the second set followed a similar pattern, as the world number one swiatek wrapped up the win .. 6-1 6-1. in rugby union, france against england will decide the women�*s six nations championship... with around half an hour to kick off. (full frame gfx) ireland currently are in action against scotland — with third place and a world cup place at stake 15—12 there. earlier, wales came bottom, despite a slender win over italy.... but attention very much in bordeaux for france—

in this morning's other second round match, stephen maguire leads shaun murphy by eight frames to sixbordeaux at teatime. it's winner takes all. the red roses have not lost in the competition for 28 games, but their last defeat was away against france in 2018. the girls are really looking forward to just putting the performance out on the pitch, and the players that have not played in a hostile environment like this, it's for the senior players to put their arm around, checking on them, and, you know, just remember to enjoy the moment however the moment is, because you don't know when it's your last. ireland take on scotland with third place and a spot in the world cup at stake. but first up wales are hosting italy, the visitors leading 7—5. the welsh are bottom of the table and need at least a bonus—point win over italy to avoid what would be a first wooden spoon. now in golf, how about this from 23 year old american auston kim, at thejm eagle la, championship in california. here she is at the eighteenth hole. earlier in the day another american alexa pano had managed a hole—in—one o

scotland's stephen maguire is through to the quarter—finals of the world snooker championship in sheffieldt years that the scot has made the quarters. ronnie o'sullivan is taking on ryan day in the second round, and the seven times champion is currently 8—1; up at the first interval. it's the first to 13 for a place in the quarters. and that's all the sport for now. officials in kenya have warned about even heavier rainfall as downpours batter parts of east africa. more than 150 people have been killed in neighbouring tanzania, while hundreds of thousands have been displaced in burundi and uganda. there are also fears that five key dams on the tana river — kenya's longest — could overflow in the coming days, with people in affected areas advised to move to higher ground. these pictures are from kenya's makueni county south east of nairobi — so far at least 76 people have died there with a further 130,000 displaced. meanwhile in tanzania, flood waters have engulfed houses in the capital dar es salaam and displaced more than 200,000 throughout the country. tanzania's prime minister has blame

in this morning's other second—round match, stephen maguire leads shaun murphy by seven frames to fourmen's six nations. england play france in bordeaux at teatime. it's winner takes all. the red roses have not lost in the competition for 28 games, but their last defeat was away against france in 2018. the girls are really looking forward to just putting the performance out on the pitch, and the players that have not played in a hostile environment like this, it's for the senior players to put their arm around, checking on them, and, you know, just remember to enjoy the moment however the moment is, because you don't know when it's your last. now, in golf, how about this from 23—year—old american auston kim at thejm eagle la championship in california? here she is at the 18th hole. now earlier in the day, another american, alexa pano, had managed a hole in one on the par—312th. not to be outdone, kim managed this. herfirst hole in one, or ace as they're known, at the 18th. wonderful reaction. you can see what it means to her. kim is tied fifth, seven shots behind leader australian grac

elsewhere stephen maguire beat shaun murphy.has met government officials in beijing. chinese state media is reporting the tech entrepreneur is there by invitation, for the promotion of international trade. they have discussed data and technology relating to electric vehicles. tesla has been facing a price war with chinese brands in the electric vehicle market. it has recently said it will lay—off 10% of its global workforce. let's speak to our business reprorter david waddell in the newsroom. why is elon musk in china is yellow his challenges, amongst other things that he is trying to sell more units of his tesla company. driving software. that is the software that allows its cars to operate autonomously with the driver behind the wheel but not operating at. that software is in _ the wheel but not operating at. that software is in use _ the wheel but not operating at. that software is in use in _ the wheel but not operating at. twat software is in use in north america, in the us, in canada. it has also been demanded, requested r

in saturday mornings other second round match, stephen maguire led shaun murphy by ten frames to sixelshman jakjones and china's sijiahui who reached the semi—finals last year. these are live pictures from the crucible. they began the afternoon resume shortly withjones 9—7 up and the latest is... 9-7 you can follow all the action from the world snooker on the bbc sport website and app. in rugby union, it all comes down to today to decide the women's six nations. england play france in bordeaux, with less than two hours to kick off. it's winner takes all, in this one. the red roses have not lost in the competition for 28 games, but their last defeat was away against france in 2018. ireland are currently taking on scotland with third place and a spot in the world cup at stake... it's 5—0 there. and in the first game of the day, wales beat italy 22—20.... but didn't get the bonus—point win needed to avoid finishing bottom of the table for the first time. and that's all the sport for now. in an attempt to save his political career, scotland's first minister, humza yousaf, has invited the

wrapped up victory to book his spot in the last eight — where he will face either shaun murphy or stephen maguireow. to the middle east now — and sabreen al sakani was a newborn baby who became a symbol of life and survival amid all the death and destruction in gaza. she was rescued from her dying mother's womb after in israeli airstrike on the family home. israel says it was targetting hamas. pictures were broadcast around the world of the chaotic scenes last sunday when doctors used a hand pump to push air into sabreen�*s lungs, and get her onto an incubator. today, news that the baby has died. she's been buried alongside her mother, father, and three—year—old sister. our special correspondent fergal keane reports. in this fragile form, a tiny pulse of hope. baby sabreen was the last survivor... ..of a family obliterated by an israeli airstrike. her pregnant mum was pulled from here. but minutes later, in hospital, doctors were able to rescue sabreen from her dying mother's womb. they tapped to stimulate her breathing. air was pumped into her lungs. then to an incubator, fighting for life. noti

he'll next play scotland's stephen maguire.e scheffler has his fourth win in five pga tour starts after getting the job done on monday at the rbc heritage in south carolina following a weather delayed finish. scheffler, who won the masters a week ago, after going back—to—back at the arnold palmer invitational and the players in march, resumed on 20 under and five clear of the chasing pack. with two pars and a bogey over his closing holes, he completed a three—under 68 to register a tenth pga tour victory in little over two years. and that's all the sport for now. let's get more now on our top story from new york where a court is hearing opening arguments in donald trump's hush—money trial. the former us president faces 3a counts of business fraud in a scheme to pay off porn star stormy daniels to make sure an account of his alleged extramarital sexual encounter with her did not get published on the eve of the 2016 presidential election. a stills photographer is allowed in the court, these are the pictures. live pictures from ne

in this mornings other second round match, stephen maguire leads shaun murphy by seven frames to fouratch between welshman jakjones and china's sijiahui who reached the semi—finals last year. they resume shortly withjones 9—7 up. you can follow all the action from the world snooker on the bbc sport website and app. in rugby union, it all comes down to today, to decide the women's six nations. england play france in bordeaux at teatime. it's winner takes all. the red roses have not lost in the competition for 28 games, but their last defeat was away against france in 2018. the girls are really looking forward to just putting the performance out on the pitch, and the players that have not played in a hostile environment like this, it's for the senior players to put their arm around, checking on them, and, you know, just remember to enjoy the moment however the moment is, because you don't know when it's your last. ireland take on scotland with third place and a spot in the world cup at stake. but first up wales are hosting italy, the visitors won 22—20. the welsh are bottom of the table

first to 13 will reach the quarterfinals elsewhere, stephen maguire beat shaun murphy.es the championjohn higgins who leads world number three mark allen 5—4. they started this session for a piece. you can follow that via the bbc sport website. that is also where you can find out most of what is going on in the world of sport. bournemouth now have a 2—0 lead over brighton. that is it, back to you. the tesla boss, elon musk, has met government officials in beijing. chinese state media is reporting the tech boss is there by invitation, for the promotion of international trade. they have discussed data and technology relating to electric vehicles. state media reports premier describing the meeting as a "successful example of sino—us economic and trade co—operation". tesla has been facing a price war with chinese brands in the electric vehicle market. it's recently said it will lay—off 10% of its global workforce. let's speak to duncan wrigley now, chief china economist at pantheon macroeconomics, a research company. thank you very much for coming on the programme. thank yo

and on the other table david gilbert is 10—6 up against stephen maguire.uart bingham are tied at four frames all after the first session of their quarter—final. bingham won the first two frames of the session before o'sullivan fought back to level. they'll play to a finish tomorrow. and the four time championjohn higgins fought back from four—nil down, to trail kyren wilson by five frames to three after the opening session of their quarter—final. 13 is the target for a place in the semis. jofra archer has been recalled to the england squad for the first time in a year for the defence of their t20 world cup title injune. the 29—year—old hasn't played top level cricket since last may, because of a recurring elbow injury, with fellow fast bowler chrisjordan also recalled. the tournament has been expanded to 20 teams for the first time, with england in a group with scotland, australia, namibia and oman. he is that bowler that is just the so special, you do everything you can to try and get him back playing. we have taken the longer route this time, but as alwa

david gilbert resumes his match against stephen maguire later with a 7—1 lead. morning session went to a respotted black. maguire will be kicking himself with this miss. gilbert, the world number 28, is very much in control of this match. not too long to wait until... not too long to wait until the first of the champions league. semi—finals — with two of england's key men going head to head. harry kane's bayern munich, against real madrid, featuring man of the momentjude bellingham. both sides ended the hopes of english sides arsenal and manchester city in the quarters. the first leg tonight is at the allianz arena. kane has scored more than a0 goals in all competitions this campaign for bayern — but his manager knows the magic bellingham is capable of. he said fantastic progress here... only possible with a huge personality, everyone who plays for real madrid also plays with the pressure of the shirt, to play for this club and with the demands and expectations. he handles it like he's never done anything else. jofra archer has been recalled to the england squad

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championship is into the second round — judd trump leads tom ford by 11 frames to five, while stephen maguireurphy are currently up against each other. you can follow that one on the bbc iplayer and sport website. later on, robert milkins has work to do against david gilbert — he's 12—4 down. his frustration showed in the earlier session when gilbert missed, milkins had to quickly pick it up and play again. it's the best of 25 frames with a place in the quarter—finalsd at stake. finally to tennis — where jack draper has been knocked out of the madrid open this afternoon. draper was comfortably beaten in straight sets by eighth seed hubert hurkacz of poland in the second round, in a match that lasted an hour and a quarter. reigning mens champion carlos alcaraz is also through. and that's all the sport for now. it has been an another interesting week in uk politics. is there an election looping, we're waiting for a date. we are less than a week away from local and mirrors and policing crime commissioner elections across england. joining me now bbc west midlands political editor, rob mayor and ?

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he'll play scotland's stephen maguire next.s exactly what it sounds like, the final opportunity for athletes to qualify for the paris olympics in the sailing events. it's under way in southern france with 50 spots available across ten olympic sailing classes. kite foiling, is one of two new sailing disciplines set to debut at the games. it sees riders "fly" above the water on hydrofoils which are attached to boards and powered by huge kites which can reach speeds of over 50 miles per hour. and that's all the sport for now. more now on one of our top stories today — rishi sunak�*s plans to send some asylum seekrs from the uk to rwanda, "within the next 12 weeks". the plans have been opposed by the house of lords, but the prime minister has insisted he wants both houses of parliament to approve the bill today. we are expecting a pretty long day and potentially a long evening there as well. we are keeping across what is being said in the house of commons. right now though, let's speak to sonya sceats, managing director of uk chari

you will next take on stephen maguire on scotland —— he will next. thank you very much.e has been a call for a division, so the lord �*s are going to vote on an amendment whether there should be further monitoring of rwanda and whether it is a safe country which to send asylum seekers. there are two amendments that restrict out of the bill from the commons. they're waiting for the bill to come back. you can see the binges are largely empty there. when this is completed, it will return to the commons and they will debate the lords' amendment. let's go to peter saul. it seems there has been some concessions in the commons. lord coca said it was important and he thanks the government for going the extra mile. there might be one of —— the bill. extra mile. there might be one of -- the bill. ~ �* , ., ., the bill. we're 'ust waiting for the result of the — the bill. we're just waiting for the result of the vote _ the bill. we're just waiting for the result of the vote on _ the bill. we're just waiting for the result of the vote on the - the bill. we're just waiting for the re

scotland's stephen maguire is through to the quarterfinals of the world snooker championship in sheffieldight years that the scot has made the quarters. these are live pictures of the seven time champion ronnie 0'sullivan, he is facing ryan day, and 0'sullivan took a 5—3 lead in the first session and has continued in that sort of form, this evening he is now 10—4 ahead. it is the best of 25 frames, that means the first to 13, ronnie 0'sullivan just three frames away now. the pro—palestinian protest at universities in the us appear to be continuing to spread — despite police making a series of arrests at a number of campuses. the protesters — who some university officials claim are not exclusively members of their student bodies — have demands ranging from a ceasefire in the war in gaza, to universities ending investments in israeli enterprises linked to the military. the speaker of the house of representatives, mikejohnson, who's a republican, had this message for the protestors at columbia university in new york. today, hamas issued an endorsement statement of the protesters on this camp

wrapped up victory to book his spot in the last eight — where he will face either shaun murphy or stephen maguiremontgomery. boulter took the first set in style, and looked in control against her 19—year—old opponent, who hit back to take the second set 6—3. in the decider, boulter saved four match points, but eventually went down 6—4. montgomery, the world number 183 through to the next round. as it stands, leicester city will be promoted back up to the premier league tonight, that's because their nearest challengers leeds united are losing heavily to queens park rangers, in the friday night championship game. leeds really needed the three points here — to keep pace at the top, for their own promotion chances. ilias chair, lucas anderson here. lyndon dykes and sam fieldf with the qpr goals, which secures their safety in the division. ipswich can move above leeds into the automatic promotion spots, with a win tomorrow. and that's all the sport for now. hello there. one thing that's been in quite short supply this month is sunshine. so i'm sure these sunny skies that we have through friday morning

in saturday mornings other second round match, stephen maguire led shaun murphy by 10 frames to 6 atlter — the mp for central suffolk and north ipswich — told sunday with laura kuenssberg about his decision. here he is explaining why. i'v e i've had increasingly —— found it increasingly difficult to look my nhs colleagues in the eye, my patients in the eye and my constituents in the eye with good conscience, and ifeel constituents in the eye with good conscience, and i feel that constituents in the eye with good conscience, and ifeel that the nhs deserves better than it has at the moment in terms of how it's run and govern. the party elected values, public service. they had a compassionate view about supporting more disadvantaged society. at the conservative party today, it's in a very different place. it's focus is not delivering or supporting high quality public services. here not delivering or supporting high quality public services.— not delivering or supporting high quality public services. here is our olitical quality public services. here is our political correspondent. _ he's

the red goes off three cushions for a treble in his match against stephen maguire.morning with a 5—frames—to—2 lead. elsewhere, tom ford leads ricky walden 6—3. the crowd there to see it might have been only the second biggest for a women's rugby international at twickenham. but they were treated to a record of a different kind. england's 88—10 six nations victory over ireland was their highest points win against their opponents. and keeps them on course fora grand slam. jo currie has more. england have set the six nations alight, so far unbeaten, but were they unstoppable? could this research in ireland side put a dent in their title hopes. the red roses backs have had a starring role in their campaign and abbey got them into their stride. out of nowhere. the try, the first of many. so we all crop showing her power to touch down and claim bonus points before 20 minutes were on the clock. this would be a long afternoon file as england headed in at the break with a 35 point lead. halftime was about the dance floor. the second half was all about england while on their

stephen maguire will resume 10—6 up on shaun murphy.for the foreseeable future. i think for me, playing in exhibition series or whatever it is, it is not right for me at this moment in time. i've got so much left to achieve in the game, and money, for me, at this moment in time, is not the priority. i need to hopefully put some question marks to bed and stuff like that. the british number one cam norrie is through to the third round of the madrid open tennis. norrie, bottom of your screen here, beat the brazilian teenager joao fonseca in straight sets to make it to round three for the third successive year. he'll next play the norwegian fifth seed, and two—time french open runner—up casper ruud, who won the barcelona title last week. and rafael nadal has his first win over a top 20 player in 527 days after he beat alex de minaur in straight sets in madrid. big win for nadal against the player who beat him in barcelona ten days prior. this is most likely rafa's final season on the tour and he'll play argenitina's pedro cachin next. the f

wrapped up victory to book his spot in the last eight where he will face either shaun murphy or stephen maguireut of the madrid open. she was beaten by 19—year—old american robin montgomery. boulter had taken the first set, but lost the next two, to pull off a brilliant turnaround. she'll play defending champion aryna sabalenka next. and jack draper is also out after losing to poland's hubert hurkacz in straight sets. draper lost the first set 6—1, and put up more of a fight in the second, but lost it 7—5. in cricket, england start their defence of the t20 world cup in — what — just over a month's time and there was some positive signs from the indian premier league. jonny bairstow�*s unbeaten century helped the punjab kings to the highest successful run chase in t20 history. smashing all records, they were looking to set a target — they were set, rather, a daunting looking target of 262, but a 45—ball century from bairstow helped them reach their target with eight balls to spare. so yes, 100 runs off just 45 deliveries. the bar keeps going up. but it gives it excitin! the bar keeps going up. b

and stephen maguire is through to the quarterfinals after 13—9 victory over 2005 winner shaun murphy.looking good at the moment. ronnie, but he is looking good at the moment-— ronnie, but he is looking good at the moment. . , , ., ~ , ., the moment. certainly is. thank you ve much the moment. certainly is. thank you very much indeed. _ labour says it will reform mental health services if it wins the next election, with plans to train up more mental health staff and put support in every school. labour's deputy national campaign coordinator ellie reeves joins us now. morning team. let's start there, shall we? if labourforms morning team. let's start there, shall we? if labour forms the next government you are planning to prioritise mental health support, how are you planning to do that? there are a number of things that we would do. this is such an important issue that has been overlooked for far too long. we would put in place 8500 new mental health specialists to support people with mental health issues. we would also put mental health support workers into every school in britain so c