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we just wejust had some we just had some breaking wejust had some breaking news from indonesia and eastls in indonesia and east timor. we will bring you more on that as soon as we have it. more at any time on the bbc website and on our twitter feeds. thank you for watching. remember last week? it was nice, warm, and sunny — almost a dose of summer for some of us. a completely different picture — shock this week. we've got cold, northerly winds blowing straight out of the arctic bringing wintry showers, it's already been snowing across some parts of the country, especially in the north. if you look at the satellite picture, you can clearly see the pattern. all that weather, all the clouds are drifting in from the north — not coming off the atlantic, coming in straight out of the arctic and invading so many other parts of europe as well. so, we're not the only ones experiencing the cold weather. it's many parts of the continent. now, you can see where the wintry showers will have been across the north of the country, maybe one or two snaking into northern ireland and wales, a few icy patc

and wejust of support, it is just been incredible.gland. the support us at home and come up when we are in england.— we are in england. the northern ireland captain _ we are in england. the northern ireland captain there, _ we are in england. the northern ireland captain there, brilliant i ireland captain there, brilliant scenes from belfast last night. you can find all the details of the champions league quarterfinal second leg later. remember, liverpool three have and one down our hosting real madrid. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. have a lovely evening, bye—bye. hello there. it's going to be another cold night tonight with some clearer skies developing. when we did have the sunshine earlier on today, there was a bit of heat in that sun this time of year, so it felt quite pleasant. but just to show you how the weather's changed here in south wales — same location, but move things on into the afternoon and there's much more cloud around. we had cloud building up around today, producing 1—2 showers

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just can't do it. needed, you know what has to be done, wejust can't do it.ith their loved ones, there is not even dignity in death. not even the room to cremate people. it is beyond, a nightmare beyond nightmares. the call i had today with a very strong—willed young lady who is an act who absolutely broke down now because her father is really ill, she can't get treatment. he is dying of lack of oxygen. i don't know how long he is going to last. this is a real—life situation and it is happening all over india, especially in delhi. we need the world to speed it up. cut any red tape, just get whatever they can. all politics aside, get the aid to india, save people, save lives, and we can have a little investigation afterwards, or a big investigation, a little investigation afterwards, ora big investigation, into a little investigation afterwards, or a big investigation, into this huge failure and blunder by the government.— huge failure and blunder by the government. ., , ., government. now, save lives. ravi sinah, government. now, save lives. ravi singh. thank

wejust ran kiss —— gene simmons from los angeles. los angeles. wejust ran a caption saying simmons the embley. there is no contest there. i keep doing it. how is your lot down been, how has your pandemic been?- down been, how has your pandemic been? actually quite aood. we pandemic been? actually quite good- we are _ pandemic been? actually quite good. we are blessed - pandemic been? actually quite good. we are blessed because| pandemic been? actually quite i good. we are blessed because we have jobs and we can go back to doing what we are doing. the sad state of affairs is that there are millions of people, especially in the free world but clearly in the third world who have lostjobs, families have been ruined, so i think that all of us need to get a wake—up call and try to help those that aren't as lucky as we are but you know, there is a light at the end of the darkness, we are coming out of it. please, please tug on the shirtsleeves of those anti—vaxxers, those who believe it is fake. the earth is not flat, it is round, as much a

and then, of course, the next week, wejust forgot to stop. now, 12 months on, the vaccines are offering us a way out and that is thanks to science and technology. and also, i'm still pretty much in one piece as a human being, and that is thanks in part to the person who i am so glad canjoin me on the beach today. hiya! oh, thank you! i've tried my best. we've spent a lot of time on zoom! yes, we have. but not today. it is great to be here in real—life and isn't this absolutely beautiful? yeah. every bit of normality feels so special right now, but as we edge towards the lives we once knew, work could have changed forever. many businesses have closed, people have lostjobs and for some, this mayjust be a time to change career. but some industries are thriving and hiring. home delivery outfits, streaming entertainment and video games. and marc cieslak has been spending some time with the uk games developers who are part of this growing industry. young or old, hardcore or casual, the pandemic has seen an explosion in the amount of people playing

and wejust don't have transmissibility, or vaccine...ooking at the data on a daily basis. �* , ., ., basis. but while they do that, here's another _ basis. but while they do that, here's another sign _ basis. but while they do that, here's another sign we've i basis. but while they do that, here's another sign we've not j basis. but while they do that, i here's another sign we've not seen for a while. 213 fans watching the world's snicker championship. it's the first part of the government pilot into how to hold big events safely. this afternoon, wembley stadium is welcoming 4000 people to watch the fa cup semifinal between leicester and southampton. 50. i watch the fa cup semifinal between leicester and southampton. so, i do feel bad the — leicester and southampton. so, i do feel bad the pans _ leicester and southampton. so, i do feel bad the pans won't _ leicester and southampton. so, i do feel bad the pans won't see - leicester and southampton. so, i do feel bad the pans won't see their i feel bad the pans won't see their team, _ feel

untilthen, wejust keep going, 0k?uben stone, a drummer working in a noise metal two piece with olivia cooke's singer—guitarist, whose life is turned upside down when his hearing suddenly fails. terrified, ruben attends a rural retreat run by paul raci'sjoe where the possibility of a new life seems to be offered. but will ruben�*s desperation to regain his hearing thwart his future growth? a labour of love from director and co—writer darius marder, sound of metal has its roots in derek cianfrance�*s unfinished docu—fiction project, metalhead, which was to have starred american sludge—metal dquucifer. taking on the lead role in marder�*s film, ahmed, an accomplished actor and musician who recently shone in mogul mowgli, not only had to learn to play the drums but also to become fluent in american sign language, a challenge which he says taught him how to listen. i was wondering, joe, i don't know if it's possible. but. . .i need money. just to buy back my rv. there's something sublime about watching a performer of ahmed

and then, of course, the next week, wejust forgot to stop.nd now, 12 months on, the vaccines are offering us a way out and that is thanks to science and technology. and also, i am still pretty much in one piece as a human being, and that is thanks in part to the person who i am so glad canjoin me on the beach today. hiya! oh, thank you! i have tried my best. we have spent a lot of time on zoom! yes, we have. but not today. it is great to be here in real—life and isn't this absolutely beautiful? yeah. every bit of normality feels so special right now, but as we edge towards the lives we once knew, work could have changed forever. many businesses have closed, people have lostjobs and for some, this mayjust be a time to change career. but some industries are thriving and hiring. home delivery outfits, streaming entertainment and video games. and marc cieslak has been spending some time with the uk games developers who are part of this growing industry. young or old, hardcore or casual, the pandemic has seen an explosion in the amount of people p

and then, of course, the next week, wejust forgot to stop. thanks to science and technology. and also, i'm still pretty much in one piece as a human being, and that is thanks in part to the person who i am so glad canjoin me on the beach today. hiya! oh, thank you! i've tried my best. we've spent a lot of time on zoom! yeah, we have. but not today. it's great to be here in real life and isn't this absolutely beautiful? yeah. every bit of normality feels so special right now, but as we edge towards the lives we once knew, work could have changed forever. many businesses have closed, people have lostjobs and for some, this mayjust be a time to change career. but some industries are thriving and hiring. home delivery outfits, streaming entertainment and video games. and marc cieslak has been spending some time with the uk games developers who are part of this growing industry. young or old, hardcore... ..or casual, the pandemic has seen an explosion in the amount of people playing games. the size of the uk market has led to increased investment

wejust fired. we do not know whether that happened or not. we just know that there are reports that this has happened. the only information we have so far is that the area is in knockdown, no one can enter them and no one can exit. lots of security obviously in the area. the streets surrounding the us capital and congressional office buildings were locked down. i now cross slides to our correspondence i think police in washington for us. our washington correspondent. good to talk to you. what's the latest? all the —— all e—mail is the information based on the street at the us capitol police. we know there is a lockdown. at this stage it's a fast moving situation. somebody rammed into this area. let me explain what's happening because since the inauguration, since january six, a lot of the us capitol has had dispensing, non—scalable fencing around it. other —— over the last few weeks they began to take a lot of that out. just last week i walked into the us capitol and walked into the us capitol and walked into the us capitol and walked into on

we just finished wejust finished reading we just finished reading one wejust finished reading one ofrst disasters. a terrible disaster of people who came to celebrate and unfortunately they were literally crushed to death. it was supposed to be a celebration, a night of prayer, singing and dancing. translation: iwas there, inside. it was crowded and there were around 60,000 to 70,000 people. no place to move. then people started to fall on the ground. they fell a lot on the ground. all of a sudden we saw paramedics, whatever, running by, like mid—cpr on kids. then, one after the other, there started coming ambulances. then we understood like something is going on here. many people had been watching the event live on television. emergency services struggled to reach those who were injured because of the crowds. the roads were also congested and military helicopters were brought in to take the injured to hospital. many of the first responders were volunteers, now being offered counselling. many many people were hurt and injured, and killed here. the volunteers behind us are being gathe

going into this championship, we knew she had the potential wejust this championship, we knew she hadunior to senior. it can be very different. but yes, she started of solid and qualifications and to be honest, shejust got more and to be honest, shejust got more and more confident throughout the championships and to hear that national anthem today was really special. national anthem today was really secial. ., ., . ., special. you touched on it. there has not been _ special. you touched on it. there has not been a _ special. you touched on it. there has not been a lot _ special. you touched on it. there has not been a lot of— special. you touched on it. there l has not been a lot of competition, as you know. nothing in 18 months and so, how tough was it for those gymnasts were performing this weekend, i suppose bit of restiveness was to be expected? yes eseciall restiveness was to be expected? is; especially during the restiveness was to be expected? 123 especially during the first lockdown, there are training at the back gardens. they had to go to the garden and the island, the same.

wejust you take parts of the game that are excellent. we just need to finish our chances.ound—up of some of the day's other football news, and tottenham have reported what they've described as the abhorrent racial abuse of son heung—min online following their defeat to manchester united yesterday. they are conducting a full review alongside the premier league to determine the most effective action moving forward. wolves' premier league match against sheffield united on saturday has been moved from a 3.00 kick—off to 8.15 to avoid a clash with the duke of edinburgh's funeral. premiership rugby have moved four matches and changes have also been made to the horse—racing schedule. the football league have confirmed the dates for the playoffs. 12 fixtures will played over the space of seven days at the end of may, with the three finals staged at wembley across the bank holiday weekend with a limited number of fans expected to be allowed in. a new women's baseball league and a national team is being formed in the uk, as the game continues to grow in the country. the southern bel

this is great for a lot of us, and wejust want to this is great for a lot of us, and we just want toead the wealth that everyone can experience at this. we are just really proud of what is going on, it is good to be part of this. —— spread the word. welcome to the programme. we've had two brilliant games in the champions league, but tonight it's the turn of the europa league to take centre stage. manchester united host roma in the first leg of their semifinal at old trafford. but plenty of eyes are going to be on arsenal's game at villarreal, as rumours of a possible takeover continue to circulate around the club. the gunners face their former manager unai emery, knowing that they'll likely need to win the competition to play champions league football next season. joe lynskey reports. when they signed up for a super league, arsenal were part of a so—called big six. their true place in the game it could be defined in these next few weeks. to get back in football's elite, they have to win the europa league. the breakaway move intensified feeling towards the club's billionaire owners. s

i think everyone is aware about it, and every season is a guess, and wejust have to wait and see whatctly why they are going more north, and why it is changing. after hours on the water, it became clear the orcas were a no—show, which was disappointing. julie told me they eventually arrived on the fjord two weeks later. it's hard to say for sure whether these shifting patterns are down to climate change. but with warmer temperatures affecting all manner of wildlife, from seals to seabirds, from walruses to other species of whale, it's making its effects known across the entire ecosystem. and for more of my round—the—world—trip tracking the impact of these changes, you can catch up with climate change: ade on the frontline on bbc two this month, and the iplayer. that was an amazing trip, even if we didn't get to see any orcas. well, that's all we've got time for, butjoin us next week when we take a look back at some of our all—time favourite city breaks. here we go. from our art exploration around the new york subway, to our trip on board karachi's most colourful tour bus. there isjust

are facing gender discrimination and even though we just have our discrimination and even though wejustiolence law that are not enough resources to protect women so this is what we are experiencing every day and we see news experiencing every day and we see new . ~' experiencing every day and we see new ., ~ i. . experiencing every day and we see new ., ~ . ., see news thank you so much for our see news thank you so much for your time- _ see news thank you so much for your time. i more than three million people are now known to have died with the coronavirus around the world. the figure was registered byjohns hopkins university in the united states, which has kept records since the start of the pandemic. there have been at least one—hundred—and—forty—million confirmed cases of the virus. gareth barlow has more: (tx mexico, 211,000 dead and 2.3 million infected. the country now desperately inoculating as it experiences the third highest death toll after the us and brazil. globally, at least 3 million people have died according to figures compiled byjohns hopkins university but the realfi

we need to know if it has increased transmissibility, increased severity or vaccine—evading, and wejuste're looking at the data on a daily basis. meanwhile, as we ease out of restrictions, the nhs is starting to reckon up the cost of the pandemic on patient care. there's a warning that it could take between three and five years to clear waiting lists in the worst areas. we're going to have to be bold, we're going to have to be transformational. we're going to need to basically change the way that we provide some of this care, but that's going to need the government to come up with extra funding. the government says yes, the nhs is facing significant challenges, but it's also getting an extra £7 billion funding. catherine burns, bbc news. the latest government figures show there were 1,882 new coronavirus infections recorded in the latest 24—hour period, which means on average, the number of new cases reported per day in the last week is 2,555. the number of people in hospital in the uk with coronavirus stands atjust over 2,000. ten deaths were reported, that's of people who died within

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and then, of course, the next week, wejust forgot to stop. now, 12 months on, the vaccines are offering us a way out and that is thanks to science and technology. and also, i am still pretty much in one piece as a human being, and that is thanks in part to the person who i am so glad can join me on the beach today. hiya! 0h, oh, thank you! i have tried my best. we have spent a lot of time on zoom! yes, we have. but not today. it is great to be here in real—life and isn't this absolutely beautiful? yeah. every bit of normality feels so special right now, but as we edge towards the lives we once knew, work could have changed forever. many businesses have closed, people have lostjobs and for some, this mayjust be a time to change career. but some industries are thriving and hiring. home delivery outfits, streaming entertainment and video games. and marc cieslak has been spending some time with the uk games developers who are part of this growing industry. young or old, hardcore or casual, the pandemic has seen an explosion in the amount of peopl

wejust need wonderful to see the world standing up and helping.e just need to wonderful to see the world standing up and helping. wejust need to keep that spirit going throughout this pandemic. people over the age of 42 in england are now able to book their coronavirus vaccine. it's the second time this week the roll—out�*s been extended to the over—40s. researchers say lockdowns and other covid measures adversely affect the speech development of young children. some schools are now offering additional support. and the queen carries out her first official public engagement since the death of her husband, the duke of edinburgh. hello there. the prime minister is coming under increasing pressure, after several allegations over his personal conduct in office. there are renewed questions this afternoon over who paid for the redecoration of his downing street flat. a spokesman has again declined to say whether boris johnson received a loan from the conservative party to cover the costs but insisted he has fully complied with all guidance. the prime min

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again, wejust especially the kingdom itself.a month ago due to corruption. when the former crown prince says, this is a government full of corruption, that there is nepotism, he is indicating a risk that society has been talking about. remember, king hussein was popular among the people because jordan was popular among the people becausejordan was economically stable. today, you have a loan from the imf that requires austerity measures to be met by austerity measures to be met by a certain time, so you have pain within the country. you are seeing that the king today is not measuring up to his father. the former crown prince, who the late king hossain wanted to become king eventually, is now appealing to society who want to move away from the current king. [30 society who want to move away from the current king.— from the current king. do you think criticism _ from the current king. do you think criticism of _ from the current king. do you think criticism of prince - think criticism of prince hamzah as someone bitter and passed o

so i think wejust direction you get a curveball.ink that, hopefully, we will continue to have people vaccinated but you never know when the next one is out there. we have to continue to prepare for the next pandemic, we have to be prepared, we have to continue to build up our capacity here in the united states and around the world which is, again, we see what is happening right now in india and that is a reminderfor all of us that we have to be on uuard. , , guard. yes. it is in the interest _ guard. yes. it is in the interest of— guard. yes. it is in the interest of everyone . guard. yes. it is in the| interest of everyone to guard. yes. it is in the - interest of everyone to sort out every country. thank you very much forjoining us. picking up on some of the days of the news for you now. the bbc understands that at least three quarters of the democratic unionist members of the northern ireland assembly and half of their mps have signed a motion of no confidence in their party leader. mrs foster has led dup and the northern ireland

as it is in some way different, or do wejust this mutation? 'ust not yet know? , ,., ., ., different, or do we 'ust not yet know? , , ., . . ., different, or do we 'ust not yet know? , ., ., ., , , know? there is some data to suggest that it may reduce _ know? there is some data to suggest that it may reduce the _ know? there is some data to suggest that it may reduce the effectiveness i that it may reduce the effectiveness of vaccines somewhat, and that varies by vaccine. it also increases the transmissibility of the virus and severity. so it is present in a number of variants that have arisen. but these variants have arisen independently in multiple different countries. we saw three variants arising at the end of last year in the uk, south africa, brazil, and now we are seeing further variants are rising in the us and different asian countries, including india and japan. so it's a real concern, and be like whack a mole until we can vaccinate enough people. llntiil be like whack a mole until we can vaccinate enough people. untilwe can vaccina

we need to know if it has increased transmissibility, increased severity or vaccine—evading, and wejustthat yet, though we're looking at the data on a daily basis. but while they do that, here's another sight we've not seen for a while — 213 fans watching the world snooker championships at the crucible yesterday. it's the first part of a government pilot into how to hold big events safely. so far, england is the only part of the uk to ease up this much. outdoor hospitality is still not allowed anywhere else until close to the end of the month. catherine burns, bbc news. the latest government figures show there were 1,882 new coronavirus infections, recorded in the latest 24—hour period, which means on average the number of new cases reported per day in the last week is 2,555. the number of people in hospital in the uk with coronavirus stands atjust over 2,000. ten deaths were reported — that's of people who died within 28 days of a positive covid—i9 test — which means on average in the past week, 26 deaths were announced every day, taking the total to more than 127,000. nearly 140,000 p

well, wejust arrived in belfast. we're still in the uk.f the new border control posts. and it's what happens here that is still a source of much tension between the uk and the eu. the first two weeks of january were quite chaotic. you know, things werejust, like, what has just happened? stena line say brexit�*s led to a big distortion and volumes of freight on different routes. did anyone expect this amount of change to the way goods were travelling? no, no—one expected the level of difficulties and challenges that we have had. and we've seen that industry hasn't been as well—prepared as one would have hoped. but flows will go back, and i think what will happen is it'lljust take more time. this is only the start of a journey. this is only the start of the process. this could take a number of years before things become easier. time for our cameras to see what this new border in the uk is like. hi, mate. whatever you've got, just park over on the left, so i can see you. 0k, thank you. at the first border post, graham's lorry is escorted to a

>> approximately how long did the defendant continue to restrain george floyd after the exchange wejustheard ? >> i believe six minutes. >> i have no further questions. >> let me have just a moment to get set up here. >> good morning sergeant. thank you for being here. enjoy the rain last night? a little different in california. >> we don't get that much. >> sergeant, i have a few questions, first and foremost about your experience. have you ever previously testified in any court or in any state or federal court as an expert on the use of force . >> no i have not. >> have you been qualified by any court or jurisdiction on as an expert in the use of police force. >> yes. >> where. >> in los angeles during a trial or use of force that i was the investigator for. >> is that the only time in that case? >> yes. >> and you are here inyour own personal capacity . >> yes. >> you're not here as a representative of either the los angeles least of our office of inspector general. >> correct. >> the training that you've experienced and you have conducted, that has all been by the los angeles police

wejust need wonderful to see the world standing up and helping.e just need to wonderful to see the world standing up and helping. wejust need to keep that spirit going throughout this pandemic. researchers say lockdowns and other covid measures, adversely affect the speech development, of young children. some schools are now offering additional support. back to royal duties — the duke and duchess of cambridge and also the queen have carried out their first official public engagements since the death of the duke of edinburgh. good evening and welcome to bbc news. labour have escalated their attack on borisjohnson — now openly accusing him of lying over where he got the tens of thousands of pounds spent on the redecoration of his downing street flat. it's an accusation rejected by the prime minister's spokesman who said he'd complied with all the rules and that any costs have been met by the prime minister personally. the row follows persistent reports that mrjohnson said he was willing to see "bodies pile high" when discussing covid strategy — some

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and then, of course, the next week, wejust forgot to stop.so glad canjoin me on the beach today. hiya! oh, thank you! i've tried my best. we've spent a lot of time on zoom! yeah, we have. but not today. it's great to be here in real life and isn't this absolutely beautiful? yeah. every bit of normality feels so special right now, but as we edge towards the lives we once knew, work could have changed forever. many businesses have closed, people have lostjobs and for some, this mayjust be a time to change career. but some industries are thriving and hiring. home delivery outfits, streaming entertainment and video games. and marc cieslak has been spending some time with the uk games developers who are part of this growing industry. young or old, hardcore... ..or casual, the pandemic has seen an explosion in the amount of people playing games. the size of the uk market has led to increased investment and growth for lots of video games development studios. the brains behind the football manager series, sports interactive, is based here in east lon

wejust saw hundreds of national guard leaving the building, and now things have calmed down, but otherital. capital police there, and the _ now around at the capital. capital police there, and the national- police there, and the national guard. what are they telling you about what is going on or perhaps moving you to certain areas? are they talking, communicating with members of the press there? yes but ve , ou members of the press there? yes but very. you know. _ members of the press there? yes but very. you know. it's _ members of the press there? yes but very, you know, it's not _ members of the press there? yes but very, you know, it's not very - members of the press there? yes but very, you know, it's not very open. i very, you know, it's not very open. an investigation is still going on, they've got all of this, we cannot enter the building. not the capital but the senate or house building. the capital is still in lockdown, we are not allowed in there. and at this time, we havejust had a press conference where they have and you have probably have seen it, they have probably have

when they start to separate from their parents was up and then wejust keep them. from their parents wasp them. so the age range, are a sweet spot is basically somebody in their 20s without late teens, early 30s. although that continues to grow and expand. and we skew mail. but it's becoming more balance roughly 60 —— a0 and both the us and uk at this point. i mention game stop and i should explain for those who aren't familiar. they may have seen headlines a few weeks earlier and this year. basically a reddit community called wall street bats, started to call on members to buy stock in a company called game stop. this is a bricks and mortar high streak on doing badly on the stock market. so many reddit users started buying stocks and the share price went up. at one point it went from $20 to for hundred dollars was up and reddit users started making headphones against gated stop. that's where the anti—establishment or entry wall street sentiment comes in full stops on genuinely significant established hedge funds found themselves in serious difficulty. you've been very frank about this a

i think wejust we feel privileged to play this game.g, and geraint thomas has slipped to third overall at the tour de romandie in switzerland. today's second stage was won by italy's sonny colbrelli, but thomas finished as part of the main group behind him. the briton remains nine seconds adrift of his ineos grenadiers team—mate and race leader rohan dennis. and finally, if you've ever run a five—kilometre race, then you'll know that 25 minutes is a decent time, and anything under the 20—minute mark — well, that's really impressive. but how about running it in 16 minutes and 40 seconds as a 12—year—old? emer mckee from belfast is the new world record holderfor her age. i was trying not to put any pressure on myself. i wasjust trying i was just trying to go out there and run — i was just trying to go out there and run it _ i wasjust so happy, but i really wasn't expecting it. it wasjust great in it was just great in that it wasjust great in that moment. i'm not thinking about other things, i'm just focusing on my run, and that's a really

we came down into the forest, one propertyjust down the road, we knocked the doors, wejust wanted to direction. this is a designated — a change in direction. this is a designated special _ a change in direction. this is a designated special area - a change in direction. this is a designated special area of- designated special area of conservation. hundreds of hectares have been burnt and there are fears for the flora and fauna and wildlife are left here. we for the flora and fauna and wildlife are left here-— are left here. we have saved the forest, are left here. we have saved the forest. we _ are left here. we have saved the forest, we are _ are left here. we have saved the forest, we are confident - are left here. we have saved the forest, we are confident of - are left here. we have saved the forest, we are confident of that i are left here. we have saved the i forest, we are confident of that but you can see the scale of the fire, burning a ring round the mountain. so whatever brown —— ground nesting birds are there, this is the time of the year when they lay their eggs, they ar

wejust liverpool, but for the entire sector.nce floor yourself? i might sneak on there. yes- _ dance floor yourself? i might sneak on there, yes. i'm _ dance floor yourself? i might sneak on there, yes. i'm sure _ dance floor yourself? i might sneak on there, yes. i'm sure i— dance floor yourself? i might sneak on there, yes. i'm sure i will- dance floor yourself? i might sneak on there, yes. i'm sure i will find i on there, yes. i'm sure i will find five minutes. i would hope so. i will hopefully get that time today. you deserve it. lots of hard work gone into this. we wish everyone involved with the event all the best. really excited to see how this goes. the nonsocial distance rave in liverpool today plans by we are indigo, a big test. manchester united have sanctioned six people over alleged abuse of tottenham striker heung—min son. it follows their premier league game earlier this month. the club has also published statistics which highlight the growing scale of the online abuse directed at their own players. in 18 months f

wejust heard individuals should follow police direction.e just heard there from recko ones that national guard are around and direct in people who would have been in the lockdown, caught up in that lockdown and how it where to exit the tunnels that would have been used as well. at a statement also posted on the twitter feed of the us capitol police. it says we are devastated to share the sad news that one of our four officers involved in this afternoons incident passed away. the us ep, capitol police is working to notify the officers next of kin before it releases additional information. just after 1pm a man and a blue sedan rammed his vehicle into the north barricade at the us capitol striking two officers. the department immediately walked down the capital campus. which we understand has the capitol building and up to four other buildings around it. the man exited the vehicle with a knife and ran towards our officers. at least one officer drew their weapon and shot the suspect. one of was transported by a cruiser to the hospital. the seco