in round about circles wellington�*s basin resolve wellington�*s basin reserve is famous, the groundnd attempt by matt henry, england picked their lane, no breaking as ben stokes sets the example and takes the consequences. 0thers follow his charge. ben foulkes, stumped. joe root kept looking up, this took him clear of 150, and england felt they had enough runs to declare to keep the game moving. they remain powered by a vintage engine. jimmy anderson is the oldest and best test bowler in the world. he is a0 and yet appears to be unstoppable. he took the first three new zealand wickets. the kiwis looked for room to manoeuvre. henry nicholls had nowhere to turn. england are in such form they make this sport seem simple. unless you are trying to face them. michael bracewell was new zealand�*s seventh wicket to fall. at that stage, more than 300 runs behind. tim southee decided the only escape was in the sky. in the end, the clouds offered a way out, rain stopped play, but england have new zealand trapped in a vicious circle. patrick gearey, bbc news. joe root says he "owed" his first c

and england's cricketers suffer an agonising one—run defeat by new zealand in wellington.nd coming up on the bbc news channel... fulham have been flying high this season — can they reach the quarter finals of the fa cup for the first time in13 years? good evening. we start with the massive police search for a missing baby whose parents have been arrested on suspicion of gross negligence manslaughter. police say the baby is believed to have had no medical attention since the time of birth in early january and they feel the risk is getting so great that they now have to consider the possibility that the baby has come to harm. constance marten and her partner mark gordon, who's a convicted sex offender, were found by sussex police in brighton last night after a member of the public reported seeing them. the baby was just days old when the couple disappeared since when they have been travelling across england by taxi, apparently trying to keep away from the police. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford has the latest. working their way slowly through allotments in nor

wellington, you'vejust new england. joe wilson bbc news.irst double century when play resumes. his motivation to score a few more than that, to beat his father's best score, dad david was a prolific batter for burley cricket club in yorkshire my club in yorkshire dads high score is 210 and my high my dads high score is 210 and my high score is 194 so that's in the back of my mind at the minute. that's only thing. 0bviously, back of my mind at the minute. that's only thing. obviously, you have to face the first ball tomorrow which is the main thing. i have worked on staying level—headed. there could be a bad woman around the corner and anything could happen, so enjoy the moment and enjoy the good moments. —— bad moment. so hopefully i can be a vital part of it tomorrow. so how many can harry brook make, the family will be watching from back home in yorkshire. i spoke to his uncle richard, who also played the game and helped his nephew in his early development. we always knew he was good and he has always looked the part. straight into intern

in roundabout circles, wellington's basin reserve is famous.everywhere. having made 186, harry brook took the first exit. grabbed at the second attempt. england have picked their lane, no breaking as ben stokes sets an example and takes the consequences. others follow his charge. ben foakes, slumped, stumped. joe root kept looking up. this took him clear of 150 and england felt they had enough runs to declare to keep the game moving. they remain powered by a vintage engine. jimmy anderson is both the oldest and best test bowler in the world. he is a0 but appears to be unstoppable. he took the first three new zealand wickets. the kiwis look for room to manoeuvre but that way jack reach had putjoe root. the other way, jack reach had putjoe root. the otherway, he jack reach had putjoe root. the other way, he had ollie pope. henry nicholls had nowhere to turn. england are in such form they make this sport seems simple, unless you are trying to face them. michael bracewell was new zealand's seventh wicket to fall and at that stage more than 300 runs

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in wellington, anything could happen and everything did. new zealand took four wickets quickly. although the captain only had one good leg to stand on. a sore knee, he made 33. joe root could guide england home. on 95, joe root found a fielder. resistance now from ben foakes to the boundary and to the brink. just six runs behind, one moment of misjudgment to confound his concentration. but hang on, there was stilljames anderson. england nine wickets down, nowjust one run behind. five days to reach this knife—edge. anderson to win it? he brushed it to the wicketkeeper. all out, but from england�*s captain, perspective. even though we are on the losing side of it, it�*s a great game to be part of and you can be thankful you have been involved in a game like that because test matches like that don�*t happen that often. well new zealand have been excellent losers before and universally what sells sports like excitement? joe wilson, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here�*s susan powell. good evening. not so much excitement courtesy of the weather. this big area of high press

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that is england were in a mess in wellington.consider their bold approach the batting, but actually not that deep. harry broke carried on regardless. no player in the history of cricket has gone a test match career with that many runs. no one has begun a test match just like them. this is his six test match and his fourth hundred. that is staggering. the man beside them as been as significant. joe root has been good. he remains the maestro. if he generally had anything left to prove he proved it with his own 100. new zealand had no way to stop england when the rain that it for them. wellington, you just met new england. joe wilson bbc news. chelsea manager graham potter says his mental health and his family have suffered due to the pressure to get results. potter took over at stamford bridge in september... but has struggled recently winning just once in their last ten matches in all competitions. and potter claims a "suboptimal" pre season has been part of the problem... speaking to a couple of the ink experience players. they t

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another impressive day for england in their second test against new zealand in wellington.uced to 138 for seven in their first innings, 297 behind. patrick gearey reports. in round about circles wellington's basin resolve is famous, the ground surrounded by the big nest the southern hemisphere, choices everywhere, having made 186 harry brook took the first exit. grabbed at the second attempt by henry, england picked their lane, no breaking as ben stokes sets the example and takes the consequences, others follow his charge, ben foulkes, stumped. joe root kept looking up, this took him clear of 150, and england felt they had enough runs to declare to keep the game moving, they remain powered by vintage engine. jimmy anderson is the oldest and best test bowler in the oldest and best test bowler in the world. he is a0 and yet appears to be unstoppable. he took the first three new zealand wickets. the kiwis looked for room to manoeuvre. henry nicholls had nowhere to turn. england are in such form they make this sport seem simple. unless you are trying to face them. michael brace

the home side finished day three just 2a runs behind after being asked to bat again in wellington, ased experience, but there is a feeling things have become a bit too passive. the state has been vacated for england, this was the day some things that. maybe the patients, that was 5a the kiwi skipper. bat rays, bull lost. he could only stay out of reach for so long when he picked out the end of new zealand's innings. they finished more than 200 behind which gave ben stokes the right to ask them to bat again. here is where everything is slowed down. new zealand were old—fashioned, this is how test cricket used to be played, frustrating for those in a hurry. in the end, the breakthrough came by removing pace, jack leach�*s spin, 0llie pope's a catch. devon conway out. partnership ia9 runs over. the game began to turn. then leach out spun willie young. new zealand still 59 runs from the making england bat again. but, zoom out and it was come. there was still cane. the former captain, one of new zealand's best ever batters, he guided their side to a close. england will remain favourites bu

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finishing behind after being asked to bat again in wellington.ience, but there is a feeling things are becoming a bit too passive. the stage has been vacated for england, this was the day something snapped. maybe the patients. that was 54 the kiwi skipper. a batteries, bull lost. he could only stay out of reach for so long, new zealand's innings was nigh. they finish with a 200 behind, which gave ben stokes the right to ask them to bat again. here is when everything slow down. new zealand were old—fashioned, this is how test cricket used to be played. frustrating for those in a hurry. in the end, the breakthrough came by removing the pace. jack leach's spinner, 0llie pope's catch. devin conway out. 149 runs over. the big game began to turn, joe root trapped, then leach out spun willie young. new zealand 59 runs from making england bat again. zoom out and there was come, there was still kane. williamson, the former captain, one of new zealand's are great as our batters, he guided his side to the close, england will remain favourites but for the fi

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have all the latest forces, england's cricket or shine on day 2 in wellington, the door and taking 7 wicked to leave new zealand. trailing by 297 wrong ah, welcome to the needs we begin in nigeria where voting is underway and what's seen as the most unpredictable presidential race in decades. more than 93000000 people are registered to vote for new president, as well as members of the national assembly. 18 presidential candidates are in the contests, but only 3 as seen as having a realistic chance of winning nigerian so saying they hope that their next leader will improve the economy and, and years of what violence we have teams of correspondence covering the election mohammed jam june is in the nigerian capital of boucher how rumor tasa is live for us in a new go in the south east of the country. but we begin our coverage with an address he has moved from us from acadia in lagos, a los at stay careful. the candidates emmett and its hope that they would be a record turnout what's or how it's voting getting on where you are. what basically things are picking up from the delays in the

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every—palmer, who is head of department of psychological medicine at the university of 0tago in wellingtonnt on the mental health of politicians. i began by asking her about theirfindings. we surveyed all the politicians in new zealand about eight years ago and had an incredible response rate. so 87% of politicians responded to our survey. and what we found that almost nine out of ten of them had been had suffered unwanted harassment. but the degree of harassment was also really high. and this is what surprised us, that it wasn'tjust unwanted communication, but politicians were having people turning up at their homes. they were being threatened, receiving death threats and approached in public. and this was quite a chronic stressor for mps in new zealand and they worried a lot about their staff and their families and their wellbeing as well. now, ms sturgeon said she was unable to go for a walk or go for coffee with friends. how might the fear of being unable to go out affect a person's life? so is being a politician, which is an incredibly tough job anyway. and then the added stress or of

damascus international airport, but none have reached areas on the opposition control. joining us from wellington in new zealand is come, saw an economist and non resident fellow at the middle east institute. thank you for joining the program. so why has the international community been so slow to help syria? i think there is a combination of factors. one of the factors is the fact that the asset regime has such a long history of diverting aid and stealing it at times. however, the situation in northwest syria was different. that part which is held by the opposition, received far less aid, not because aid is being diverted, although it is being diverted, but to a far lesser extent compared to regime health, syria, but their, their response. there was virtually nonexistent because of the united nations, refused to activate its emergency mechanisms and to deliver aid to people in that region without the permission of the, the security council or the asset regime in damascus. so the only crossing from turkey into north northwest syria, which is that bill hello, are the only crossing which was author

but if local is, can be facing boats and bubble gum, wellington been what little can be done with this plague polymers? earth right? re imagining class on al jazeera. it's been nearly a year since russia invaded ukraine. president laudermill zalinski is now seeking more weapons and hoping to join the european union. but what can you membership offer? this is inside sort. ah hello and welcome to the program. i'm hammered, jim john, for the 1st time since russia invaded ukraine nearly a year ago, president a lot. m lensky has been able to tour europe. he's using the opportunity to thank your opinion leaders for their support, but as also double down on his request for more military assistance. zelinski is also seeking an expedited process to join the you. he says ukrainians are fighting on behalf of all europe and has warned against an impending russian offensive. we're here to our guests in a moment, but 1st this update from our diplomatic editor james base in brussels. ah, on the 3rd stage of his brief surprise, european tour after trips to london and paris president zalinski flew with

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and a reminder you can keep up to date with how england's men are getting on in wellington — on the bbc and final test against new zealand under way. that's all for now, goodnight. this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines and all the main news stories for you at the top of the hour, straight after this programme. her name was ella, and some say she was the canary in the coal mine. this is the church which held her baptism, herfirst communion and, aged nine, herfuneral. she literally drowned in her own mucus and i know that's really hard for people to hear, and i think there were a few times i wanted to die, too. i think i was in such despair. so, the decision i had to make is do you carry on and fight for others or do you just walk away? this was ella's best friend, anais. hello! mwah, mwah! you've gotten taller! no, i haven't. i'm still the same height! laughs. these have got... oh, my god, i haven't seen you for so long. i know! growing up, they had been inseparable. the very last phone call rosamond and ella had made was to anais, the night before ella died. i have very, very fond

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what issues matter more than the world the film was screened at the wellington vancouver and pune festivals where it won several awards, including the best director award for best director, zhao soyojin, the author of the film, homecoming, and the evacuation of the citizens of china and the war-ridden fictional north african country on the screens of astra plot drama was released last fall on the eve of the founding of the prc and became a box office hit, collecting more than 1 billion yuan. it's about 153 million us dollars psychological it is unstable that it is not stable. he direct here while standing there. award for best actor went to kazakhstan oscar ilyasov, famous for the series patient zero in the film by aldiy raby rakimov, the paralympian played a skier who, after a terrible accident, goes from despair to triumph, the prize for best actress went to an actress from uzbekistan rono shodieva film the fate of a woman, filmed the freak of the masaidov is another picture at the sco festival, touching on the theme of returning home from hot spots. on this time the woman who turned out

the latest from the england men's test team on day two of the second test agianast new zealand in wellingtondrew one all tonight in the premier league. fulham and wolves drew i—i tonight in the premier league. fulham would have moved level on points with fifth—placed newcastle with a win, but went 1—0 down when pablo sarabia scored after 20 minutes. it's his first goal for wolves. but fulham fought back and equalised through manor solomon. an important away point for wolves who are only four points off the relegation zone, while fulham stay seventh. while fulham stay seventh. chelsea manager graham potter says he and his children have received death threats, and his mental health has suffered with the pressure to get results. potter took over at stamford bridge in september, but has struggled recently — winning just once in their last ten matches in all competitions. chelsea say it's up to potter how he wishes to deal with the threats, but they're offering their full support to him and his family. you have to accept the fact that with the — you have to accept the fact that with the results a

broader investigation into biden's previously classified documents they were found in his home in wellingtonon, the home biden used between the 2020 elections , the united states department of justice appointed a special prosecutor to investigate at the moment this was the main news of ukraine and the world. our team is watching everything that is happening . the next issue is less than an hour away at four in the morning, and now we pass the word to our colleagues who work in the conversational studio and are already on your screens olesya nitskevich nazar long colleagues at the beginning of the issue announced the connection from donetsk region to kramatorsk. was it possible to get in touch? i hope that in a few minutes mr. pavel kyrylenko and i will still talk about the situation in kramatorsk, well , at least there are plans, i propose an announcement of this hour and then we will return to the air alternately terrorist attack by criminals from russia again killed and injured as a result of rockets hitting a residential building in kramatorsk under rubble , people are still being sought,

zealand and england is under way it should be a dramtic climax as the tourists chase victory in wellingtonhat's all for now. this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines and all the main news stories for you at the top of the hours straight after this programme. it seems extraordinary. witness gasps whoa! rumbling boom did you hear that? unidentified flying objects, talk about aliens, high—tech spying and high—altitude balloons. the united states sent the message to china that if you invade our sovereignty, we'll shoot it down. us militaryjets firing expensive missiles at objects which end up being no real threat. it might all sound like something out of a sci—fi novel, but there are some serious issues here. the big question is, how much of a security threat are balloons? so, everyone�*s been talking about balloons lately. there are lots of different theories and speculation flying around. i'm going to try and break all this down to what we actually know and talk to a couple of experts about why we've seen this reaction from the americans and a row with china. but let's recap first. how did

and a reminder you can keep up to date with how england's men are getting on in wellington — on the bbc test against new zealand under way. that's all for now, goodnight. this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines and all the main news stories for you at the top of the hour, straight after this programme. in a lot of the stories that we tell, they can be so bleak. you need to show some hope as well, because hope is important. and that's the thing that, and all of those rescuers, all of those search and rescue teams, they were all there because they had hope that people had survived. even now as we talk today, they're still finding people under there. and those stories are really important. they are so important. but i think what we have to do is also balance that hope with the reality of the situation, and to say that these moments are incredibly important, but they're also rare. i'm anna foster. i'm a middle east correspondent for the bbc, which means i cover the whole of the region. i'm based in beirut, but i go anywhere at any time. lebanon is a beautiful place, but right now its pro