at this stage against this toulouse team, give them an inch and there can be no stopping them.arlequins had a mountain to scale. but they had a winger who can fly to great heights. they needed all of their agility to escape out of this one. when tyrone green clawed them to within five — they couldn't, could today? the answer? an emphatic no. confirmed a final showdown with leinster. harlequins knew what was coming. but they couldn't do anything about it. ben croucher, bbc news. now to the world snooker championship, where it looked as though it was going to be the most one—sided final we've ever seen at the crucible. kyren wilson won the first seven frames against qualifierjakjones. jones only got on the scoreboard in the last frame of the opening session and has a mountain to climb this evening. well, he is climbing it — these are live pictures from the crucible. jones has won the first two frames of the evening session, so that's three in a row. jakjones is back up at the table. it is 7-3 jakjones is back up at the table. it is 7—3 at the moment. he's had a word with himself

toulouse resisted a fightback from quins and the 38—26 victory means they'll have the chance to win ap semifinal, this may have been one daunting step into the unknown for harlequins, but with the quality on show it was exactly what to expect. try scored. faced with relentless pressure, quins match the five times champions for nearly half an hour. at this stage against this toulouse team, give them an inch and there can be no stopping them. give them an inch and there can be no stopping them-— no stopping them. backwards once more! from _ no stopping them. backwards once more! from 12-12 _ no stopping them. backwards once more! from 12-12 to _ no stopping them. backwards once more! from 12-12 to 19 _ no stopping them. backwards once more! from 12-12 to 19 points - no stopping them. backwards once i more! from 12-12 to 19 points behind at half-time, — more! from 12-12 to 19 points behind at half-time, harlequins _ more! from 12-12 to 19 points behind at half-time, harlequins had - more! from 12-12 to 19 points behind at half-time, harlequins had a - at half—time, harlequins had a mount

toulouse have won rugby union's champions cup after beating leinster, but they needed extra time to doalmost another a0 minutes for toulouse to get over the line, this try from matthis lebel helping them gain an early advantage. leinster did make somewhat of a comeback, but this thomas ramos penalty early in the second half of extra time helped calm toulouse nerves. the french side ultimately winning 31—22 to pick up the trophy once again, sparking jubilant celebrations. in the women's premiership, saracens secured second place and a home semifinal in the play—offs with a narrow 33—31win over leaders gloucester—hartpury. may campbell's second try of the day ending gloucester�*s hopes of finishing the season unbeaten. in the super league, warrington wolves beat the catalan dragons in peripignan in france, winning 16—8 to go second in the table, level on points with st helen's. it was a rather cagey first half in the south of france, ending 2—2 after two sin bins, one for each side. in the second half, though, warrington accelerated into the lead, up 14—2 at one point. wigan warriors cou

but toulouse hadn't read the script and won 3—1.wrapped up a 12th ligue un title... with mbappe rumoured to bejoining real madrid for next season. if he does he'll be moving to the reigning spanish champions. and real have been parading the la liga trophy around madrid. it's their 36th league title. and they celebrated in madrid despite having four more league games to go. and a champions league final to look ahead to against borussia dortmund next month. it's the second time their boss carlo ancelotti has won the spanish title. rory mcilroy has won the wells fargo championship by five shots ahead of xander shauffele at quail hollow in north carolina. the northern irishman had started the day one shot behind the american, but produced two eagles — including this one at the 15th — and five birdies in a final round of 65, to win the tournament for the fourth time in his career — his 26th pga title - and setting him up nicely for next week, and the second major of the year, the uspga at valhalla in kentucky. novak djokovic suffered a s

al minuto ocho kylian mbappÉ abriÓ el marcador, pero el 13 igualÓ el toulouse.sto fue lo mÁs destacado en materia deportiva. un gusto haber estado con ustedes. buenas noches. edwin: dos paracaidistas austriacos realizaron una llenas de adrenalina... dos paracaidistas austriacos se edwin: nos despedimos con imÁgenes llena de adrenalina. dos paracaidistas austriacos se convirtieron las primeras personas en aterrizar con Éxito esto en londres. esto en un vuelo con traje de alas. salto de un helicÓptero a 1000 m de altura y volÓ sobre el rÍo nÉmesis antes de atravesar las torres . la acrobacia se produjo tras un entrenamiento en el que utilizaron grÚas para simular dimensiones del puente. los paracaidistas alcanzaron una velocidad mÁxima de 246 km/h. ¡impresionante! gracias a todos por haber terminado el fin de semana con nosotros.} [ladridos] ¿cómo me veo? ay, superbién, pero ya sabes que no me late para nada esa relación con cristian, ¿eh? ay, prima, no empieces. oye, gracias por cuidar a mateo. en el refri está su papilla, solo la tienes que calentar

the french police at the university of political sciences in toulouse kicked out the students protesting the installation of the zionist regime in gaza with batons. college. students of auckland university in new zealand also set up tents. and his connection with ghaza and student demonstrations in america and in support of the people of gaza announced in berlin, germany, the police have announced that it is forbidden for students to set up tents in support of palestine, and the police are ready to deal with these gatherings. pakistani students also demonstrated and marched in the cities of lahore and karachi in solidarity with the people of gaza . the students of the american university of beirut, lebanon , in their rally, demanded to cut ties and stop cooperation with the companies of the zionist regime. continued attacks. the gaza strip and the destruction of infrastructure in this area have created many problems for the palestinian people. according to the report of al-alam network palestinians in the gaza strip for access to safe drinking water is one of these crises. the number of

the french police at the university of political sciences in toulouse kicked out the protesting studentstons. toulbik college of paris and bandari berdo university were closed due to protests in support of palestine and condemnation of the zionist regime. auckland university students in new zealand also set up tents in solidarity with gaza and demonstrations a student in america in support of the people of gaza. to announce in france, the police suppressed anti-zionist demonstrations in the city of lyon. in london, the capital of england , a protest gathering was held in front of the entrances of the ministry of international trade. participants, contributors. in this gathering , they demanded to stop issuing weapons export licenses to the zionist regime. 15 palestinians, including 5 children, were martyred in the attack of the zionist regime's fighters on east rafah. god almighty in gaza city and in the northern part of gaza, at the same time as the zionist apache helicopters, the artillery of this regime also shelled the areas various settlements continue from zeitoun in the southeast

he was able to score on his debut against toulouse. but his team lost 1:3 in a match that was no longerwhile others prepared a huge banner. previously, kylian announced that he would not renew his contract and would leave the team at the end of the season; official news about his transfer to real madrid is expected after the completion of the champions league final. in the women's handball super league, the second finalist of the season was determined; it was the rostov-don team, which defeated chernomoroch. the return game took place in rostov and ended with a confident victory for the local club with a score of 35-28. before that, the rostovites were stronger in the first match in novorossiysk (33:29). valeria kerdyasheva scored the most, she scored 10 goals, in the final rostov-don will play with cska. the first match will take place on the eighteenth in rostov-nadon, the return game on may 24 in moscow. that's all about sports for now, see you in the next one.

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gilane mbapé, according to local media, got into a fight with the club president before the game with toulouseit’s hard to say exactly, but the luporizien publication writes that president nasser alkhilaifi did not like that mbappe specifically did not mention him in the farewell video, according to eyewitnesses, after such a complaint against football player, a fight just started between them. we start the issue with tennis. daniil medvedev beat serbia's hamad medjedovic in the third round of the masters in rome. twenty-year-old medjedovic is ranked 121 in the world rankings and has not won a single match in the main draw of a grand slam tournament. however, he was still able to take one of medvedev’s games, with a score of 6:2. but seeded number two at this tournament and being the reigning winner of this competition , medvedev won the first third set against the serbian 7-5 and 7-6. eventually making it to the fourth round, next danila is waiting for tommy paul, the masters in rome will end with a prize fund of almost 8 million euros on may 19. another russian andrei rublev, who recently be

toulouse will face four—time winners leinster in the final at tottenham hotspur stadium on saturday thermer england test captain is speaking out after the professional cricketers' association revealed a large number of players have concerns about the physical toll of the fixture list while many are worried about unsafe travel between matches. information from players was gathered in pre—season meetings with all 18 first—class counties, leading to this collective call for action. tadej pogacar has moved into the overall lead of the giro d'italia after winning stage two, despite suffering a puncture and a crash at the bottom of the final climb. the slovenian clawed his way back to the front of the field before making his move with two and a half miles to go to take his first stage win in his maiden giro. britain's geraint thomas was third across the line to move up to second overall, 45 seconds behind pogacar. he is very much, it's safe to say, the man to beat. thank you very much indeed. front line ukrainian soldiers have told the bbc the army needs to re—think how it conscripts men to f

toulouse have won rugby union's champions cup after a dramatic win over leinster.e champion rafael nadal�*s last roland garros. nadal has said he expects to retire later in 2024, but on the eve of the tournament, the spaniard is not ruling out extending his career. he will turn 38 during the tournament but says he's been encouraged by his form and fitness in recent weeks. it's a big, big chance that's going to be my last rolando aarons, but if i have to tell you it's100% my lesser lung errors, sorry, buti tell you it's100% my lesser lung errors, sorry, but i will not, because i cannot predict what's going on —— my last rolando garros. my going on —— my last rolando garros. my personal feelings are better than a month and half ago, without a doubt, so in some way i don't want to close 100% the door. it's been dubbed one of the biggest grudge matches in british boxing history. jack catterall will get his chance for revenge when he faces josh taylor in a re—match of their light welterweight clash on saturday. the pair fought in 2022 with many observers believing that

they'll face either harlequins or toulouse. that is all the support.omorrow on bbc one at 9am. good night. hello there. saturday saw much cooler weather across scotland and northern ireland. friday was a really warm and sunny day. one of the warmest we have seen actually this year with temperatures widely 23 degrees in western scotland, while temperatures are around 9 degrees lower today. the big reason for that change is we had much more extensive cloud and the cloud was thick enough to bring some quite persistent rain to northern ireland, extending southwards from scotland to the north of both england and wales. the best of the sunshine to the south of that. 0vernight tonight, we will keep those cloudy skies in place across scotland and northern ireland. still with a few patches of rain around, a few mist areas as well. across wales, the midlands, east anglia, southern england, dry to start off with tonight. we will probably start to see some rain arrive towards south—west england and by the end of the night and that rain is all tied in with the weat

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the team face toulouse in ligue un, at the parcs des princes on sunday, which will be mbappe�*s finalld be a defining weekend in the english premier league for teams sweating on survival down at the bottom. sheffield united are already relegated. so now it's nottingham forest, luton and burnley in the spotlight. forest are three points clear of third from bottom luton, so are favourites to stay up. they would have been safe — if their appeal against a four point deduction for breaking financial rules was upheld. it's been an eventful season for forest with their owner evangelos marinakis outspoken in his criticism of referees. it is not fair what is happened and we've had many decisions and then cost a lot of points and it is something that has been repeated and repeated. but will be expected the premier league and from the referees is to correct these mistakes and we see that this is been repeated and repeated and it's something that we have great concern. for me, it is not bad to speak about it. i think that for me, speaking about it and having a great appetite to correct it does no

it is their 6th european title, scotland's blair kinghorn kicked 12 points for toulouse.penultimate day at the giro d'italia. the slovenian finished more than two minutes ahead of his rivals to extend his overall lead to almost ten minutes, withjust sunday's processional run to rome to go. britain's geraint thomas was seventh on his 38th birthday and will claim third overall behind dani martinez. to india now. officials say at least 20 people have died in a massive fire at a games arcade. the blaze broke out at a complex in gujarat on saturday afternoon, when the mall was packed with children and young people. there are fears more victims may be trapped under the wreckage and a search mission has been launched. rescue teams have saved several people and they've been taken to local hospitals. police say both the owner and manager of the gaming zone are among several people who've been detained in connection with the fire. political rallies have taken place across south africa, as parties make theirfinal attempts to win support ahead of wednesday's election. they are seen a

the team face toulouse in ligue un at the parcs des princes on sunday, which will be mbappe's final homeourth and final try of the evening. the win move sale up to third — with one game for them left to play. elsewhere newcastle's miserable season goes on — 17 straight defeats for them — after a 28—17 defeat to bath. plenty of misery to for zebre in the united rugby championship as edinburgh eased past the league's bottom side. they won 40 points to 14 in the scottish capital — running in six tries — ewan ashman with two of them. the win leaving edinburgh in sixth, zebre have only won once all season. stormers arejust ahead of edinburgh in the table — after a big win of their own in the night's other match. they beat dragons 44—21 in newport. stomers were losing at 11—10 at half time — but four second half tries — including two for sascha m—gome—zulu saw the stormers snatch the win. britain's daryll neita secured a thrilling victory in the women's 100 metres at the diamond league meeting in doha. neita clocked 10.98 seconds to beat american tamari davis byjust one—hundredth of a second.

to you, tenth final question, which irish writer and poet was depicted in this painting by henri toulouseeachers’ room, maybe , you found out, there is an option, please, you said, don't be shy, you said, oscar white, oscar white, that's the answer to our question, well well, with the result. at 32 points, the fourth round is over, vladimir, like this, after waiting a few questions and answering the last, you have secured your place in the fourth round, the second golden ticket is drawn by the player who scored 30 points, and this is yaroslav, yaroslav, congratulations. yaroslav and vladimir, we will meet with you in the fourth round of the intellectual show, i know, sasha, gleb, alas, but this is the end of your struggle, thanks for the game, guys, i congratulate you, the super final has passed, well, let's begin what kind of glebes , emotions, here... somehow enough is enough already rastislav markovich was worried, share your emotions, because you were worried, i saw that you were worried, everything is fine, gleb is handsome, he is his third place, karens is third, fourth, here too, t

toulouse are rugby union's champions cup winners after beating leinster.aking night at the diamond league athletics in oregon, wherejosh kerr broke steve cram's 39—year—old british mile record. leading the way going into the final lap of the mile, he held off his fierce rival and olympic championjakob ingebrigtsen — the same man, remember, that kerr shocked by winning the 1,500 metres at the world championships last year. the scottish runner powering to victory with a time of three minutes 45.34 seconds, with fellow britons neil gourley and jake wightman fourth and fifth respectively. and britain's olympic silver medallist keeley hodgkinson also looked in commanding form in the 800 metres. the 22—year—old surged to victory on the final straight, finishing ahead of kenya's mary moraa with a time of one minute 55.78 seconds — the fastest this year. jemma reekie was third. jack catterall has avenged his controversial defeat to josh taylor by outpointing the scottish fighter in front of a raucous crowd in leeds. this one went the distance. remember, they first

occasion, as was mbappe it seems, as it only took him eight minutes to score, although their opponents toulouseeason. if he does he'll be joining the reigning spanish champions and real have been parading the la liga trophy around madrid, it's their 36th league title and they celebrated in the city despite having four more league games to go and a champions league final to look ahead to against borussia dortmund next month. novak djokovic suffered a surprise and heavy defeat at the italian open, but he's suggested that could be partly because he was accidentally struck on the head by a spectator�*s bottle on friday. the world number one is apparently �*concerned' and will need medical tests despite showing up to practice on saturday mocking the incident by wearing a bicycle helmet. djokovic was beaten 6—2 6—3 injust 67 minutes by chile's alejandro tabilo in rome, committing 22 unforced errors, serving five double faults, and failing to create a single break point. yesterday was pretty fine, eyes so i thought it was ok, but maybe it is ok and maybe it's not. the way i felt on the court today it

european rugby's champions cup comes to climax today as irish giants leinster take on a toulouse sideer of springbok multiple world cup winners including tryscorer makazole mapimpi, they ran out winners by 36—22 in north london. st helens moved to the top of super league last night with a convincing 40—10 victory over leeds. jack welsby ran in two tries to take his tally for the season to 11 in 12 matches as saints added a further five to jump above wigan into first until sunday at least. in other matches there were wins for castleford over hull fc, while leigh leopards beat huddersfield giants. the winner of cycling's first grand tour of the year, the giro d'italia, will be decided on today's penultimate stage, along with the podium places, as tomorrow's final stage to rome is pretty much a ceremonial affair. barring an accident or misfortune worse than what he suffered yesterday geraint thomas will be hopeful of finishing at least third, with the runner�*s up spot within his reach. slovenia's tadej pogacar has a lead of more than 7.5 minutes and has as good as won the race. there ar

the second semi—final between toulouse and harlequins takes place later today.e super league after being beaten 40—20 by hull kr. the home side ran in seven tries with ryan hall. you'll see him eventually the last to go over the line. kr are one of six sides all on m points now with wigan warriors the leaders on points difference. there was an intriguing finish to leigh leopards' game with castleford. with the score tied at 28—28, the match went to golden point extra time. no—one scored in the 10 minutes of play, so the points were shared. next, to cycling's first grand tour of the year, the giro d'italia. the opening stage finished in turin, with ineos grenadiers riderjhonatan narvaez beating max shackmann and the race favourite pogacar in a sprint finish. last year's runner up, geraint thomas, was tenth. and england's matt wallace is two shots off the lead going into the final round of the cj cup byron nelson in texas after a third—round 67 put him on 17—under. 16—year—old amateur kris kim is continuing to impress after becoming the youngest player to make the

explained to me in the particular thing and there'll be other examples here of, of the team going to, to touloused that was sir keir starmer and rachel reeves, speaking in hertfordshire at the airbus plant, they took a range of questions from employees there, ranging from the economy , vie, ranging from the economy, vie, and then public safety. a public safety worker at airbus who never voted, labour, who worked for the home office, asked about procurement and lots of government waste and a hint, perhaps, of what may come with rachel reeves sir keir starmer joke. try getting money out of rachel reeves in a hurry. she shook her head, looked a bit of a schoolmarm. could we expect to see a scrooge like chancellor if she gets into power ? next she gets into power? next question was on gps taking power away from gps having their power strips to sign people off sick and sir keir starmer said rishi sunakis and sir keir starmer said rishi sunak is desperate. this is another one of his toy box ideas like the dad's army. the conscription idea , and today's conscription idea, and today's pensions. no fundin

it's consequentialfor any country anywhere in the world, toulouse in one tragic blow both your presidenterful person in irani in history, many say he was one of the weakest. elected in 2021 in an election which saw a record low turnout which in a country in past decades, i went to elections in iran in the 19905, it was very high and enthusiastic participation. it was an election which saw the exclusion of any real rival in the moderate or reform camp. ebrahim raisi was a middle level cleric, a leading conservative, a hardliner, showing unconditional loyalty to the supreme leader who has the ultimate authority in the islamic republic of iran, and for those reasons, ebrahim raisi was seen as a possible contender at a time where there has been already in recent weeks intense speculation about who could take the top job in speculation about who could take the topjob in iran. that has been eclipsed at this moment by all of the speculation about what happens next. forthe the speculation about what happens next. for the ruling conservatives who dominate both the elected and unelected bodies in

they are taking the olympic flame into toulouse and there we are. look at that.'s holding the flame above her head. that could have been. she's got a real strut on so there we are. and they're handing over. it's very moving. that is the beautiful town of carcassonne . town of carcassonne. >> it's a bit. it's a bit of an odd sort of shape, isn't it, that it goes out and then in again, i normally think. >> have you never seen an olympic torch? >> man, i have seen olympic torches. i saw the one that came in 2012, in the uk, and that was a proper torch. narrow at the bottom, wide at the top. not this , not this peculiar sort of shape. >> that's the eu for you see. that's what it was all about then with their torches they go, well, justifies everything, doesn't it, so . doesn't it, so. >> well, thank you for continuing to track the olympic torch. >> well, i just feel as if it's something i should do. >> it is. yeah. it is fun. yeah it keeps you busy. >> it keeps me busy. and i feel as if it's. it's just something i'm doing. >> it's nice to keep. >> it's nice to keep.

i know, they explained to me in the particular thing of the team going to toulouse to deal with the wingsmple, we would look to secure a veterinary agreement— we would look to secure a veterinary agreement to speed up the flow of food and _ agreement to speed up the flow of food and drink goods between us and the rest _ food and drink goods between us and the rest of— food and drink goods between us and the rest of europe. that would help other— the rest of europe. that would help other tradable goods as well because it would _ other tradable goods as well because it would reduce the backlog is at the borders. we have a great cultural— the borders. we have a great cultural industry here, but for touring — cultural industry here, but for touring artists the bureaucracy of touring _ touring artists the bureaucracy of touring europe is prohibitive and bureaucratic and cumbersome. we would _ bureaucratic and cumbersome. we would look— bureaucratic and cumbersome. we would look to secure those rights for artists — would look to secure those rights for artists as well as the mutual recognition