we have wonderful guests today actor vladimir dolinsky well, this is the story of vladimir abramovicho speak, the essence of what i would have to do. i did not know the collision. i think it can be a joke. eh, nice laugh, this is not a joke. if you really want my advice, and if i were you, i would, uh, try to find another father for my child. i understand that i will now call the condemnation of all dog lovers. the dog owner is great. i had a dog. i lost her, but if you put on one side of the scale, so to speak, your married life his future child's wife, she is a different fate of the dog, very beloved. all right, so get away from him. why do you need him like that, who runs out, he does not like a dog. he loves his pain, he talks about it, but his wife lives. this is much more important. this i would have entered, i would have thought. i would i don't know there, i could flare up, i could scold, then i could. drink for a day, but no more sorry, i personally think so, i'm generally in shock, what can you know in such situations, you think, lord, thank god you saved, it's a pity, terri

abramovich to be a. given his longtime relationship with vladimir putin.ussia seem to think this could work. he was a spot of the peace talks in turkey last week, although both sides say he is not an official member of their delegations. nor was he seen at the main negotiating table during the talks. in february a spokesperson for abramovich said, quote, i can confirm the roman abramovich was contacted by the ukrainian side for supporting the achieving a peaceful resolution, and that he has been trying to help oversensitive. and quote. according to the wall street journal, for the last month about moving to his role because -- israel and turkey, acting as a back channel passing ukrainian requests directly to mr. putin. he is even reportedly help to secure some safe corridors for people left behind in ukrainian cities. he is among several other oligarchy's who were censured at the start of the crisis. penalties from the uk in the eu or forcing them to reshuffle his assets and put a soccer team up for sale. but he has so far been spared from american sanctio

kremlin-connected russians, and its biggest shoulder is the oligarch, roman abramovich, who is closely aligned with vladimir the uk, eu, and canada. the british claim abramovich is or has been involved in destabilizing ukraine via evraz plc, including potentially supplying steel to the russian military, which may have been used in the production of tanks. the company denies it. but when russia invaded ukraine, u.s. steelworkers here in pueblo woke up to a distasteful possibility that somehow they are supporting vladimir putin in this. >> hearing all this stuff, it's heartbreaking and, you know, it's very -- i have my own kids, so it makes it tough to sit there and see all the stuff going on. >> reporter: steelworkers daniel durant, rick lucero, and chuck perco are afraid of what might happen if abramovich is sanctioned by the u.s. >> it's just the uncertainty is scary. it's real scary. >> uncertainty for your jobs? >> for the jobs, yeah. >> i disdain what's going on over there, but my company is not abramovich's company in my eyes. >> reporter: david ferryman is senior vice president of evraz north america.

it had been put up for sale before owner roman abramovich was sanctioned for his alleged links to russian president vladimirs during their europa league semi—final in london last night against eintract frankfurt. german newspaper bild reported the tv commentators had their headsets ripped off and thrown on the floor by a home fan. they were broadcasting from the back row of the media section which had supporters directly behind it. west ham said they've passed on the information to the police. the football writers�* association has named the winners of their footballer of the year awards for this season. the men's winner is liverpool forward mo salah, who previously won it back in 2018. the egyptian is having a remarkable campaign — scoring 22 goals, and contributing 13 assists, and of course his side could still win the quadruple. and the chelsea striker sam kerr has been named women's footballer of the year. the australian is the wsl�*s top scorer with 18 goals this season, including a goal in last night's win over tottenham which saw her side move four points clear of arsenal at the top of the table. let

the club was put up for sale in march before the owner, roman abramovich, was sanctioned for his alleged links to the russian president vladimir mosque in the afghan capital, kabul, says at least 50 worshippers were killed in a powerful explosion that struck just after friday prayers, thought to be by a suicide bomber. but taliban authorities in the country say only ten people died. it is the latest in a spate of attacks during the muslim holy month of ramadan. earlier i asked our news reporter azadeh moshiri what more we know about the attack. religious leaders are putting the death toll at a much higher number. what we do know is that the mosque was in high attendance because it was the last friday prayers before the end of the holy month of ramadan. now, the head of the mosque has said that a suicide bomber joined the congregation and then detonated his explosives. it seems like the suicide bomber was targeting this sufi muslim minority community. there were many wounded, some in critical condition and sent to nearby hospitals. now, the un has even said that two of their own staff were in attendance along with their own fam

billionaire roman abramovich has met with ukrainian negotiators. he has longtime ties to vladimir. talks stalled after evidence emerged of russian atrocities against civilians. jerome powell may reinforce bets that the fed will raise rates. the fred's premeeting quiet period starts midnight on friday. china's quarterly production of semiconductors trunk for the first time since early 2019. covid lockdowns in shanghai and other regions disrupted manufacturing. there's also been a drop in demand for consumer electronics. companies owned by far right radio host alex jones filed for bankruptcy after being hit by a flurry of lawsuits. one of them is his website info wars. jones called the sandy hook shooting a hoax. several attempts to free the ship using tugboats failed. global news 24 hours a day on air and on bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> i think we can achieve a soft landing. i think this is a unique set of circumstances. it's not going to be easy. i'm not going to pretend everything goes exactl

chelsea were put up for sale in march, before the owner, roman abramovich, was sanctioned for his alleged links to the russian president, vladimirno. they're top of the bill at the iconic madison square garden, where the undefeated taylor will put her lightweight titles on the line against world champion serrano. 0ur correspondent ade adedoyin is in new york for us tonight. the excitement starting to build in new york ahead of a significant night for the sport. the irish and puerto rican fans were in good voice at the weighing earlier. taylor has an unblemished record but many are tipping serrano to win. the best facing the best. katie taylor. amanda serrano. neither wanted to blink first. the weigh—in was like an event in itself. both have had their names in lights all week. the pair reach a new height here in new york. a photo op on the empire state building ahead of this landmark moment in boxing. i think saturday night could definitely will be the best night of my career. just everything, there's something different about this fight, this is a moment in history. for the first women to headline madison square garden. ireland'

it was put up for sale before owner roman abramovich was sanctioned for his alleged links to russian president vladimirllivan has moved into a 10—6 lead overjohn higgins to take control of their semifinal. resuming at 4—4, the six—time champion made five half centuries to gain a 9—6 advantage before taking the 16th frame after a re—spotted black. that match will resume tomorrow morning. 0n the table now in the other semifinal, judd trump is up against three—time champion mark williams. they�*ve not long resumed their evening session. trump had been leading by 11 frames to five. he�*s now won the first frame of the session, so now 12—5 to trump. that match will play to a finish over on bbc two this evening. let�*s turn our attention to the superfight at madison square garden, where history will be made between undefeated katie taylor and the dangerous amanda serrano this weekend. both fighters will be part of the first all—female headline bout at the new york venue, so famous for its place in the boxing world. and there�*s a lot at stake, too. 0ur reporter ade adedoyin is there. lots of excitement here.

it had been put up for sale before owner roman abramovich was sanctioned for his alleged links to russian president vladimir ripped off and thrown on the floor by a home fan. they were broadcasting from the back row of the media section which had supporters directly behind it. west ham said they've passed on the information to the police. the football writers' association has named the winners of their footballer of the year awards for this season. the men's winner is liverpool forward mo salah, who previously won it back in 2018. the egyptian is having a remarkable campaign — scoring 22 goals, and contributing 13 assists, and of course his side could still win the quadruple. and the chelsea striker sam kerr has been named women's footballer of the year. the australian is the wsl�*s top scorer with 18 goals this season, including a goal in last night's win over tottenham which saw her side move four points clear of arsenal at the top of the table. let's turn our attention to the superfight at madison square garden, saturday history will be made between undefeated katie taylor, and the dangerous amanda serra

chelsea was put up for sale after roman abramovich was sanctioned by the uk government because of his links with vladimiro so many games with him to watch arsenal and chelsea play. and ultimately, i'm a supporting fan. it is the biggest board in the world and chelsea is of the biggest clubs in the world and was successful. and when i heard about this opportunity i was like, wow, is one of the greatest opportunities to be a part of something. so, great. hamilton is in italy because it's another formula one weekend. the emilia romagna grand prix is on sunday, the grid will be decided by a sprint race tomorrow and we've had qualifying for that at imola today. nick parrott was watching. april showers do not put off fans from coming to the circuit. it seems an amazing races and supports greatest tragedies. they saw drama throughout qualifying and alex was on fire last night finishing tenth after starting from last. in the williams car was literally on fire. and after signing a contract, carlos cites his truck with a bump and he will start at the tenth. the subsequent red flex and everyone to the pit lane and

it had been put up for sale before owner roman abramovich was sanctioned for his alleged links to russian president vladimirrjohn higgins. it had been a really close start after the opening session, but o'sullivan made five half—centuries to break away. they'll be back in action later this morning, live on the bbc. it is set to be a huge match later in the women's six nations as england are in france for a winner—takes—all decider to this year's tournament. both sides have won all four of their matches with bonus points. england are ahead only on points difference. head coach simon middleton says it is a golden opportunity to show how his team can deal with a hostile, partisan crowd for a game in bayonne that was sold out months ago. there was absolutely no—one out whatsoever, france will have some great moments in the game, hopefully not too many of them, but the cloud and the noise will be incredible when they have their moments, and how we handle those moments, again, is a real good test of where at, both in terms of that ability on the field but also our mental strength. it has been called the biggest f

vladimir putin. one of the most high profile being former chelsea owner, roman abramovich.city of mariupol. an estimated 300 people are thought to have died when a theatre sheltering civilians, mostly women and children, was targeted in a russian missile strike. it's been more than two weeks since both sides met for talks. in the last round held in turkey, russia said it would "drastically reduce" its military combat operations in two key areas. russian forces have begun withdrawing from towns surrounding the capital kyiv, where the full extent of the horrors of what happened in places like bucha, have unfolded. reports of rapes, indiscriminate killings and images showing bodies in mass graves are continuing to emerge. 0ur security correspondent frank gardner has been following events very closely since the start of the invasion. hejoins us now. good morning. we have bombarded people with a lot of information in a short period of time, 50 days in, can you give as a marker on where you think we are? it’s can you give as a marker on where you think we are?— you think we are?

the government sanctioned roman abramovich because of his alleged links to vladimir putin.y that fancy the big assay. they say that yes, football clubs are businesses, but they are also community assets so they want to create our shadow board that will give fans a bigger say in things that may seem trivial for some, say in things that may seem trivial forsome, but say in things that may seem trivial for some, but are very important to the fans, like the location of a new stadium, a local change or the colour of a new kit.— stadium, a local change or the colour of a new kit. there are some chairmans — colour of a new kit. there are some chairmans of _ colour of a new kit. there are some chairmans of premier— colour of a new kit. there are some chairmans of premier league i colour of a new kit. there are some chairmans of premier league clubs| chairmans of premier league clubs who are against a triple regulator. anybody else against it? sections of it all are against it because they worry it could affect the competitive balance or the levels of interest in the sport. even tra

protests there — also chelsea currently looking for new owners after roman abramovich was sanctioned for his alleged dealings with vladimirf a kit. the problem is when a football club goes down it's not like a new business — you can open a new supermarket or nightclub and people will go, but when a football club disappears, you tend not to just go and support another. no, indeed. well, you'd hope not, anyway. throughout the morning and the day here, we have heard supportive voices coming out broadly in favour, but what about the critics? probably the biggest critics are the premier league, or certainly they have opposition, and are hugely significant. they say that they welcome change and accept the need for change, but what they don't want is for this to affect the competitive balance or to affect the money that's been invested into the league. they also say that under the guidance and with help from the fa they have made english football one of the country's most successful global imports, bringing in billions of pounds every year, but also not every football fan might be a fan of these changes. a lot of the times, if y