good evening, we'll have all the football in a moment, but the main event today is at wembley stadiumjust a few hours away from the all—british world title fight as tyson fury defends his wbc heavyweight belt against dillian whyte. we'll hear from our reporter at wembley in a moment, but first here are the the fighters. being back in england, after all these years, four years away, and fighting me old pal dillian whyte in england for all the glory. fans are in for a real treat, 94,000 people are going to see a good tear—up. i know dillian whyte personally, he knows me and we are ready to rock and roll tonight and treat you all to a hell of a barnstormer, don't worry about that. it means everything, this is massive. - this is a big fight, as tyson said, we didn't expect to be here, - me especially, anyway. i am willing to do whatever it. takes, i'm that kind of fighter, i will do whatever i have to do. victory by any means - necessary, i will do that. i'm not scared to take risks, i have done that my whole l life, it's nothing new. the fans are already streaming into wembley stadium, 9

british boxer tyson fury retains his wbc heavyweight title after beating dillian whyte at wembley stadiumand welcome to bbc news. good afternoon from clichy in the northwestern suburbs of the french capital, paris. we have seen a steady stream of voters and figures suggest it is pretty much on a par with which people expected and still a long way to go. this area is home to the huge cosmetic company l'oreal and bic make razors. the vote he was almost 50% for the left—wing candidate who finished third and what that means for emmanuel macron who got 20% is their aborts to be had here and for marine le pen it is not really her territory. this is marine le pen�*s third attempt at the presidency and if she fails it could potentially be her last. it's going to be a tight race, as our europe correspondent, nick beake, reports. emmanuel macron cast his ballot this morning, hoping to become the first french president to be re—elected in 20 years. but many voters believe he has failed to deliver on big promises during his first term. marine le pen also wants to make history by becoming the first fr

and british boxer tyson fury retains his wbc heavyweight title after beating dillian whyte at wembley stadiumod morning from clichy in the northwestern suburbs of the french capital, paris. i want to throw you up to the north of france, where marine le pen is. this is one of marine le pen�*s heartlands in the north—east of france. she has been kissing babies and greeting crowds and i have been speaking to some of the voters who think she is their greatest hope of change. they talk about not being able to fill their tanks and putting food on their tables and they fear another five years of emmanuel macron will mean more at the same and that is why they are prepared to vote for this woman. many are saying they are not concerned about our immigration policies and on the eu which would mean a more fractured continent. what they are concerned about is the cost of living which many people here cannot afford any more. ., , ., many people here cannot afford any more. , ., , ., ., more. the opinion polls are not favourable _ more. the opinion polls are not favourable for _ more. the opinion polls are

and british boxer tyson fury retains his wbc heavyweight title after beating dillian whyte at wembley stadiumllo and welcome to bbc news. good morning from clichy in the northwestern suburbs of the french capital paris. a number of global head offices are in this area, very up—and—coming, very busy and up—and—coming. it's election day and polling stations here have been open for two hours now and the big question is how many people will actually come out to vote in this decisive election? in the first round of the selection, the majority of support for any candidate was for the left—wing candidate was for the left—wing candidate who failed to get in this final round. around 40% plus voted for him. macron had 28%. live hen with 7%. it will be interesting to see how this turns out. —— le pen. the real worry amongst pundits and politicians is how many people will turn out to vote and of those, how many will vote for one candidate or the other or leave a blank page in their own polling paper. we will find that out over the course of the day. let's get a summary of where we are from our european c

as promised, let's go to that huge fight coming up at wembley stadium.s head there now and speak to our reporter ade adedoyin. many thanks for joining many thanks forjoining us, i guess it's all building up nicely. how do we think this one's going to go? this is a huge night in british boxing, some 94,000 fans will be shoehorned into wembley stadium. to smack a record for european boxing, the biggest gate in history. also the biggest gate in history. also the first time that two britons will contest a title on home soil since lennox lewis beat frank bruno in cardiff some 30 years ago. this is something of a homecoming for tyson fury, hadjust lost something of a homecoming for tyson fury, had just lost a few bouts in the united states, not since 2018 has a foot in the uk. he lost emphatically to deontay wilder. aspera dillian whyte, he has waited a long time to get this opportunity to challenge for the heavyweight title, leaving no stone in terms of preparation and we should be able to hearfrom both. being back in england, after all these _ being back in

this is going to be terrific. 9a,000 fans will be in wembley stadium for what will be the biggest eventlast fight, but could he be having just a bit too much fun for that? ade adedoyin, bbc news wembley. time for a look at the weather. here's louise lear. we have just been talking about wind direction this weekend, west is best because we have a north—easterly wind so look how beautiful it's been in highland scotland as opposed to berkshire first thing this morning, a lot of low cloud. it stay dry and the cloud eventually broke up but it was a chilly start and a cloud sitting across the south of the ma corridor first thing tonight and thenit corridor first thing tonight and then it will push further north, perhaps clearer skies in northern ireland, north—west england and western scotland, still some low cloud across the far north—east so a great start for many of us, again that nike north—easterly breeze dragging in cloud of the north sea and up will be thick enough for a few scattered showers across central and southern wales and into south—west england so once again the wind direction

and more than 90 thousand fans have packed into wembley stadium to watch tyson fury defend his worldht title against dillian whyte in just over an hour. now on bbc news. our world. myanmar is now in a state of civil war. what started in february 2021 as a mass protest movement against the military coup is now a nationwide armed uprising. a people's army made up of unlikely soldiers. they are sacrificing everything to fight for democracy in myanmar. their enemy is the general who seized power in a coup. i'll stain that top elected leaders in the country. what started as a protest movement is now an armed uprising. we follow a mother and student as they become soldiers in this new civil war. as the death toll mounts and the world looks away, can they restore democracy? deepin deep in the jungles of myanmar, hundreds of protesters are being turned into soldiers, here in this rebel army camp. among them is this 20—year—old. hejust finished high school when the military seized power in february last year. he arrived here four months after the coup. he is undergoing intensive training. we

and more than 90,000 fans are expected at wembley stadium this evening to watch tyson fury defend hisld heavyweight title against dillian whyte. officials in ukraine say five people, including a three—month—old baby, have been killed in a russian missile attack on the port city of 0desa. 18 others were wounded. this video shows the aftermath of a strike on a residential building. the russian defence ministry says its missiles destroyed a logistics terminal in the port city, where it said foreign weapons were stored. in the city of mariupol, russian forces appear to be trying to storm the azovstal steel works, where ukraine's remaining forces in the city are holding out. russians are said to have resumed air strikes on the plant in the south—east of the country. this report from 0desa. ——0ur correspondent caroline davies has just sent this report from 0desa. thick black smoke that cut through the cam of an afternoon in 0desa. this was the aftermath of a strike in the city. broken glass, debris. and ukrainian firefighters and army trying to limit the destruction. this woman and her son

and more than 90,000 fans have packed into wembley stadium to watch tyson fury defend his world heavyweight against dillian whyte in just over an hour. officials in ukraine say eight people, including a three—month—old baby, have been killed in a russian missile attack on the port city of 0desa. 18 others were wounded. this video shows the aftermath of a strike on a residential building. 0ther russian missiles hit a military facility in 0desa and a cemetery. the russian defence ministry says its missiles destroyed a logistics terminal in the port city, where it said foreign weapons were stored. siren wails thick black smoke that cut through the calm of a saturday afternoon in 0desa. this was the aftermath of missile strike on the city. 0n the ground — blown—out glass, debris, burning cars. and ukraine's firefighters and army trying to limit the destruction. vitalia and her son, nikita, were on the 12th floor when the missile hit. translation: there was a very strong explosion directly on top of us. - it broke all the windows in the apartment. i smelled smoke very strongly. we collected what

and british boxer tyson fury retains his wbc heavyweight title after beating dillian whyte at wembley stadiumllo and welcome to bbc news. good afternoon from clichy in the northwestern suburbs of the french capital paris. there has been a steady flow of voters over the course of the past few hours. actually, the easter holidays have just started few hours. actually, the easter holidays havejust started in paris and that is one of those indicators as to how many will turn out and vote when perhaps they will feel they have got better things to do. there is a strong sense of what is the point in this election for those people who really do not fancy emmanuel macron or marine le pen. those are the two candidates, emmanuel macron left home a short while ago on his way to the polling station and of course he will bring with him a media scrum. he is hoping to be returned to the lycee palace back here, he will know in the next few hours as to whether he has the job are not, most people expect that to be the case, marine le pen beat him to the polls earlier today, she was in her local spot, huge gone

it's another busy weekend — football, formula one, rugby, but the main event has to be at wembley stadiumecting a record post—war boxing crowd for tyson fury�*s world heavyweight title defence against dillian whyte, we had the weigh—in for the all—british bout earlier today and ade adedoyin was there for us. it was not the usual hostile atmosphere that we have come to expect from a tyson furey way in. it was more respectful like it was of the press conference. at times, look like a double act, dancing in unison, all smiles, exchanging baseball caps behind the smiles, two fierce competitors. in the at stake on saturday night. as the biggest event european boxing history and also the first time it will contest the heavyweight title for some 30 odd years. the next lewis was involved in the about and defeated frank bruno in cardiff and told me the magnitude of this fight. it’s a the magnitude of this fight. it's a bi thin the magnitude of this fight. it's a big thing for— the magnitude of this fight. it's a big thing for british _ the magnitude of this fight. it's a big thing for british boxi

and british boxer tyson fury retains his wbc heavyweight title after beating dillian whyte at wembley stadiumllo and welcome to bbc news. good afternoon from clichy in the northwestern suburbs of the french capital paris. it isa it is a lovely morning, a great day to be out, this is a bustling little courtyard, one would expect plenty of people to be rolling in and casting their vote. we have seen a trickle over the course of the morning, worth remembering that this is actually the start of the easter holidays here in paris. will that have an impact on the turnout? i am just been told, we have got some figures here, figures on the turn so far, they havejust figures here, figures on the turn so far, they have just been released, 26.4% turning out by this point in the day. if we go back five years, it was 28.2%. it is lower and we have to wait to see if that will pan out through the course of the day. a quick word about this suburb, it is home to the french cosmetics giant l'oreal and bic that make pens. it was generally supportive of the left—wing candidate in the first round and emmanuel macr

and british boxer tyson fury retains his wbc heavyweight title after beating dillian whyte at wembley stadiumon bbc news it's time for the travel show. this week on the show... going wild in chile. we've actually found a huemul deer. can you see him in the distance? treasure hunting in lebanon. and on board a leaky boat in crocodile—infested waters. i have lots of water in my boat. i don't know exactly why yet, but here it is. chile and patagonia, a place where tradition is meeting progression. a wild majestic spectacle where one of the world's longest countries has benefited from the largest land donation in history to create a conservation project on a vast scale. among the plans in place is an initiative hoping to bring more visitors to the area, called the route of parks, joining 17 old and new national parks together to create a huge network of wild areas to explore, more than 1,700 miles. myjourney to its heart takes me six hours in a 4x4, along rough terrain. so, we've blown a tyre, and as you can see behind me, the road is pretty rough. we've hit one of these huge potholes, and i gues

they'll fight at wembley stadium in front of 96,000 fans on saturday night, with fury making a defencetogether, mainly due to whyte's reluctance to attend any press events, however they managed to remain civil with whyte explaining it's all about mutual respect. it's about respect. we understand, it's true warriors. he knows, he understands the warrior code. he knows, you know, i'm the kind of guy that he swings and me, i'll start swinging. but if he treats her with respect, i would treat them with respect. that's my life motto. if you treat me with respect, i will treat you with respect. that's me. and at the world snooker championship at the crucible, bothjohn higgins and jack lisowki have secured their spots in the next round. in this evening's session former world number one ding junhui was knocked out by englands kyren wilson. wilson winning by ten frames to eight. in this evening's session former world number one ding junhui was knocked out by englands kyren wilson. wilson winning by ten frames to eight. in the other match tonight oppon saengkham leads by six frames to three agai

and in sport we hear from well champion box the tyson fury for his title defense at wembley stadium. ah. hello. well, as looking well hotter in scandinavia than spain over the next couple of days, we got lots of sunshine into central and northern parts of europe. we've got very low pressure, brings a very disturbed weather, just around better western side of the mediterranean, into spain and port girls kind of active low. this big waves coming into that to east side of spain. some snow over the mount is year cold enough for snow me trick temperatures around 12 celsius in the cloud and the rain for the north. well, i'll slow 18 degrees. 13 celsius therefore, star communist stays pleasantly warm as we go on into work thursday. notice some wet weather still there across eastern parts of the mediterranean. that where to weather that we do have a cross central parts of europe pushing across the med easing away from space a things will gravity start to cheer up. fine and dry by the state, up to water northwest. not too bad. london at around 15 degrees celsius. father drive across northeast

tyson fury has vowed to retire after saturday's fight with mandatory challenger dillian whyte at wembley stadium workout, despite saying last week he would only decide his future after the showdown. isaid i said this is my last fight and it will be. it will be. i am retiring after the final. i am retiring after the final. meanwhile fury�*s opponent dillian whyte decided to skip today's open work—out, ahead of that highly anticipated world heavyweight title fight on saturday. this was set to be the first time the two of them had been in the same room since the all—british wbc title fight was announced. whyte also missed the unveiling press conference in march. and speaking to the bbc, he explained why. i do things properly, you know? these guys want to mess about and penny pinch and they send back and offer me tickets, three or four tickets, to break my training camp, go to england, spent two days doing this and come back again. covid as well, there is a higher risk of near one of my team getting infected and messing up the whole fight, losing the whole fight. these guys are stupid. british numbe

and the countdown is on for saturday night's all british — world heavyweight title fight at wembley stadiumthat fury weighed—in nearly a stone lighter than his last fight leaving him just 11 pounds heavier than whyte. 94 thousand people will watch him defend his wbc title — a post—war european record for a boxing crowd. you feel the nerves and the tension, you have a look around the arena and you have a look around the arena and you can feel the noise and you know during the big event because the noise is different and it dissipates into the air and into the roof edge of sounds like a stadium. as soon as the first bell goes, none of it matters. lewis hamilton has yet another tough day in prospect when formula one holds its first sprint race of the season on saturday. qualifying was chaotic at imola in italy. alex albon's williams caught fire and carlos sainz crashed his ferrari. the latter incident ended hamilton's hopes. before the action could resume it rained and he was left stuck in the garage. he'll start from thirteenth with team mate george russell eleventh. red bull's max verstappen

i am so happy to be back to you if i can wembley stadium on you. people may offer you. oh may happen. every one is very often an unwelcome intruder called the bit of a flap for young being tower, the wild snickered championships. the chinese play was waiting in his seat between frames when a pigeon flew into the arena and found its way onto the table, the referee eventually managed. but out through and see very often in the snake and speaking of dangerous sleeps half out these 2 american pilots who are attempting to swap planes in mid air leak. akins and andy firing to your cousins, have been training over southern california for weeks. they plan to purposely no size the aircraft and simile, tenuously jumped from one to the other before taking the controls and landing safely all this in on the one minutes and promising 225 kilometers per hour. the attempt is that take place on sunday. as the hours or does it i'll look forward to that one not to show that is all. yes. well now i'll have more like the record watch i little and did it at jeremy. thanks very much data. that

i'm so happy to be back to you by june at wembley stadium. i'm ready up. would you? oh yeah, but we, we only use the an unwelcome intruder calls the bit of a flap of hang been tower, the wild sneak championships. the chinese play was waiting in his seat between frames when a pigeon fluency arena and found its way onto the table. the referee of actually managed the bud out through an exit and speaking of it, dangerous sweets have these 2 american pilots who are attempting to swap planes in midair, leak akins and, and the farmington who cousins. i've been training over southern california for weeks. they planned to purposely nosedive their cross and similar tenuously jump for one to the other before taking the controls and landing safely that all of this today went on the one minutes. and while promising 225 kilometers per hour, the attempt is set to take place on sunday over the hours of the debit. definitely want not to miss. i don't know your sport for now. it's back to lauren taylor in london. thanks jim, and that's it. for me, for news, i'll be here in a moment wi

ah, tensions flare had assess these massive heavy weight showdown at wembley stadium. the latest boxing news coming up and support. ah, cats are always official airline of the john with with mm pull. an official and line of the john lou. ah, type of support now his center. thank you very much sir. lauren was russian and by the russian players have been banned from competing at this year's wimbledon championships because of the invasion of ukraine. the all england club announced that the move after consultation with the british government plays from those countries are still able to play on the tennis will tours, including the french open next month. men's world number 2 dynamic video and women's world number 4. now, so the lanka are the highest ranks of players, it could be effected, criminal, criticize the ban, saying it's unacceptable to make the athletes once again, hostages of certain political prejudice and hostile actions towards our country. while the tournament organizes said it was their responsibility to limit the rushes global influences through the stronges

i'm so happy to be back here fighting at wembley stadium. and you be paul, merely i'll put you all made up of every one is made up on an unwelcome intruder, caused a bit of a flap for yen being towel at the world, sneaky championships. the chinese player was waiting any seats between frames when the pigeon flew in for the arena and found that the way on to the table there. if revenge, that is to assure the bird out through exits. that's all the sports needs during. thank you so much, peter, and before we go, we'll just tell you about scientists. suv now began a new round of experiments to look beyond be visible and explore the dark matter that makes up most of the universe. the research is happening at the large hadron collie day in switzerland. the world's biggest particle accelerator has just been restarted after a 3 year refurbishment. sonya go reports deep within the alps, a hive of activity was into action. the large hadron collider known as the l h. c is the world's most advanced particle accelerator. it's a vast machine stretching for

ah, that is more tensions flare ahead of saturdays, massive heavy weight showed at wembley stadium latest boxing news coming up in this world. ah hello, we got a north south switch of the weather across the middle east at the moment, said to the north, we've got some cloud pushing through. not too much rain on that. having said that bits and pieces, the sherry rain eating over towards iran, across sea, caspian sea, further away still a few showers, the cabal, little cold of them has been recently west disturbance, which will just not let us attempted for northern pakistan, northwestern parts of india. for the south, generally try hot and sunny 3536 celsius here in doha over the next couple days. as temperatures starting to ramp up. now. now we st. temperatures falling away across north western parts of africa and cooler weather weather. coming in here. little disturbance in the western side of the med it's rated, drawing up some sahara dust as we go on through thursday. very strong winds coming through here on the side of the sahara. some may heavy showers for southern parts of nigeria. s

you your boy jane at wembley stadium on your plate. paul murray up would you? oh my god, every we only use mill yarborough, and there was an unwelcome entreat. are you caused a bit of a flap for gambling tower, the wild, sneaky championships? the chinese player was waiting in his seat between frames when a pigeon fluently arena and found its way onto the table. the referee eventually managed to usher the bird out through an exit. no damage done. and that is all your sports. now i'll be back with more action from the premier league a little bit later. jeremy, really thank you very much. thanks that we'll see you later. but is it for this news or i will be back in a couple of minutes with another half hour. use the phone to see you then bye for ah ah. in the search i lands a former mesopotamia where the 1st settlements formed the cradle of civilization. iraqi people who depended on the tigris and euphrates for centuries can no longer make a living on rivers blighted by war and pollution. out of their world reveals how the man made decline of one of history's most

i'm so happy to be back here fighting at wembley stadium and you people may upload. you all may happen. everyone is made up on and an unwelcome intruder caused a bit of a flap for yan being tau at the world sneaker championships. the chinese play was waiting any seat between frames. when the pigeon flew into the arena and found its way onto the table, the referee eventually managed to assure the bird out through an exit okay, we're going to leave or they've been albia again with most both these last day. we'll see you later. thank you. so much peter, and thanks for watching than his, our on al jazeera holly back to budget in just a moment with much more patients. but by for now, ah may own which is era frontline reporting and in depth analysis. we bring you the latest on the ukraine mall and the unfolding humanitarian crisis. documentary that inspire whitney springs world issues into focus through compelling human stories. 61 years after fidel castro's proclamation of the communist republic of cuba, what does the future hold for the country? al jazeera investigative

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more than 90,000 fans are in wembley stadium watching tyson fury defend his world heavyweight title against dillian whyte right now. hello, welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us. with me commentatorjoe phillips and editor of the sunday people and the sunday mirror nigel nelson. first, let us look at the front pages. the sunday telegraph says that priti patel has accused the bbc of exhibiting an undercurrent of xenophobia when reporting on the new emigration deal with rwanda. journalist from the bbc were in rwanda to report the story and ask questions about the plan. i am the leader that britain needs, that is according to borisjohnson in the sunday express as he launches a full throttle defence of his premiership. the front page of the sunday people claims that the chancellor is in hot water with plans for a swimming pool at his home. destruction and defiance, how putin's wore unfolded on the front page of the independent as it reports on two months of the conflict in ukraine. the sunday mirror front conflict in ukraine. the sunday mirrorfront page conflict in ukr

knocked out fellow brick. dylan white in the 6th round of the fight in front of $94000.00 fans at wembley stadium in london. very his am beaten it is 33 pro fights. and after the, when the chip seeking, as he knows, suggested that he'll now retire. ah, your geologist, over with me cell rama, reminder of all top stories ukraine's president is again pushed for a meeting with vladimir putin to end the war. despite saying he has no trust in the russian leader. not of his landscape also announced that the u. s. secretaries of state and defense are set to visit keith on sunday. but how did your castro has more from washington dc shipper? if it's no surprise, my washington has said no comment. why is that not surprising? well, it's typical that when a senior us official makes a visit to a war zone and a security reasons, typically the public doesn't find out about it until during or sometimes. not even until after the visit has concluded. we know that this is going to be the 1st time that such high ranking gd officials have visited ukraine since the beginning of the war. and it is going to be a very sym

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and british boxer tyson fury retains his wbc heavyweight title after beating dillian whyte at wembley stadiumre a capacity crowd. now on bbc news, musician ed sheeran speaks exclusively about his shape of you copyright lawsuit. # so you can keep me # inside the pocket of your ripped jeans...#. ed sheeran faced claims that his 2015 song photograph was strikingly similar to the song amazing by x factor winner matt cardle. sheeran settled out of court without admitting any guilt. by the time he'd become the uk's leading male recording artist, he'd released three of the top ten best selling albums of the last decade in the uk. # i'm in love with your body...#. and his 2017 song shape of you, co—written with his regular songwriting partnersjohnny mcdaid and steve mac, remains the most streamed song on spotify ever, with over three billion streams to date. but the song led to another lawsuit for sheeran. this time, the grime artist sami chokri claimed that sheeran had borrowed a refrain from chokri's song 0h why for shape of you. chokri demanded a songwriting credit, and the uk's official music lic

wembley stadium, thank you.le in sheffield. oblivious to the commotion, the bird casually strutted along the table's cushion, before eventually flying off! the referee had to ask the crowd to settle down before the game was re—started. the pigeon was eventually ushered out through the players entrance. let's find out more about this. at the heart of the excitement was former professional snooker player and bbc commentator, john virgo, whojoins us now. good morning, john. tell us your reaction to this.— good morning, john. tell us your reaction to this. well, i've seen a lot of things _ reaction to this. well, i've seen a lot of things happen _ reaction to this. well, i've seen a lot of things happen in _ reaction to this. well, i've seen a lot of things happen in venues, . reaction to this. well, i've seen a i lot of things happen in venues, but that was the first for me, seeing a pigeon. thankfully, as you just said, it got out safely. it wasn't harmed. but it was a scary moment, really. i harmed. but it was a

knocked out fellow brit dylan white on in the 6th round of their fight in front of 94000 fans at wembley stadium in london, furious unbeaten in his 33 ro fights. and after the, when the box are known as gypsy kings suggested that he will retire ah, hello again. the headlines on al jazeera voting is underway and france right now. and the 2nd and final round of the presidential election voters are choosing between the incumbent in money. one my call and challenger marine le pen. bernard smith has more from paris. it's a stock choice that the french face today between the centrist pro european union incumbent and manual micron fall right. your skeptic.

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knocked out fellow bricks, dylan white on in the 6th round of their fight in front of 94000 fans at wembley stadium in london, furious unbeaten in his 33 profile. and after the, when the boss are known as jeff became suggested, that he will hire ah, hello again. the headlines on al jazeera voting is underway in france right now. and the 2nd and final round of the presidential election, voters are choosing between the incumbent and money. one micron challenger marina pen, bernard smith has more from paris. it's a stark choice that the french face today between the central pro european union incumbent and manual micron. the far right, you're a skeptic. marine had both candidates offering very different visions for the way they see france in the future. both candidates also buying for the votes of the far left presidential candidate, the melons shown defeated in the 1st round just by one percentage point by marine le pen. those who voted for mental shown, he did not endorse micron. he just had no vote should go to the far right. so those voters have to decide between the consequences of the fall presi

and more than 90,000 fans are expected at wembley stadium this evening to watch tyson fury defend his

almost 100,000 fans will fill london's wembley stadium later as it hosts one of the biggest all—britisht'll be fury�*s second defence of the title he won from deontay wilder in february 2020. earlier, we heard from jamie moore, former british, commonwealth and european boxing champion, now boxing trainer. he's more than capable of doing it. i think he will be very competitive fight, i don't think many people are giving him that much of a chance because tyson fury over the last few years has been head and above everyone else but i think it will be much more competitive than people are expecting. tyson fury seems to have a lot of strings to his bow, in terms of his style. generally, he uses his height and reach to his advantage and he is very mobile, for the size of him. we've seen him with deontay wilder that he can really mix it up, he can give a lot of poweras mix it up, he can give a lot of power as well. i think he will txai, he will go in and out of different styles. dillian whyte is generally a pressure fighter, he comes forward, he's a good body puncher so i think he's a good body

a huge crowd is expected at wembley stadium later for the all british world title fight between tysonhan his last fight against deontay wilder in 0ctober...but at 18 stone 8 pounds he's still a stone heavier than whyte. he has a huge night and reach advantage as well. 94,000 are expected to be there, which would be a post—war european record for boxing. being back in england after all these years, four years away and i'm fighting my old pal dillian whyte at home in england for all the belts. fans are going to see a good tear up. i know dillian and he knows me and we are going to throw down a treat you well to a hell barnstormer, don't worry about that. (pres)another busy day at the crucible at the world another busy day at the crucible at the world snooker championship. ronnie o'sullivan needed just the one frame when play resumed to reach the quarterfinals and he took the first frame of the session against mark allen. so he goes through 13 frames to 4. the six time champion will now play stephen maguire these are live pictures from the crucible the first session between former champi

and british boxer tyson fury retains his wbc heavyweight title after beating dillian whyte at wembley stadium. now on bbc news, the media show — piers morgan returns. ros atkins interviews piers morgan after signing for rupert murdoch's new talktv channel. hello, and welcome to the media show. our guest today is the star signing of rupert murdoch's new talktv network. it's piers morgan, of course. and he won'tjust have a show in the uk, it will also be streamed on fox nation in the us, it will be broadcast on sky news australia. as well as that, there is a column in the sun, in the new york post, and there is a book deal with harpercollins, too. all of which is owned by rupert murdoch, all of which is a significant bet on one man grabbing the world's attention. let's hear why he thinks that bet is worth making. piers morgan, thank you for coming on the show. how does that happen, how does a deal get thrashed out? it was fortuitous, really. the whole good morning britain blow—up with the meghan markle thing, and the free speech debate, it was all raging in the uk, predominantly, around the wor

a huge crowd is expected at wembley stadium later for the all british world title fight between tysoner than his last fight against deontay wilder in 0ctober...but at 18 stone 8lb he's still a stone heavier than whyte. 94 thousand are expected to be there, which would be a post—war 94,000 are expected to be there, which would be a post—war european record for boxing. another busy day at the crucible at the world snooker championship. ronnie 0'sullivan needed just the one frame when play resumed to reach the quarterfinals and he took the first frame of the session against mark allen so he goes through 13 frames to 4. the six time champion will now play stephen maguire these are live pictures from the crucible the first session between former championjudd trump and anthony mcgill. applause this has been a really cagey match, only three frames in, judd trump coming back to level against anthony mcgill but the scotsman anthony mcgill but the scotsman anthony mcgill has got his nose in front again and it looks to be another tight frame there for the fourth one. that's all the sport for now

almost 100,000 fans will fill out london's wembley stadium tonight as it hosts one of the biggest all—britishtitle he won from deontay wilder in february 2020. the champion will look to strengthen his status as the best in the division but whyte is planning to shock the boxing world. earlier, i spoke to jamie moore, former british, commonwealth and european boxing champion, now boxing trainer. did he think whyte could beat fury? he's more than capable of doing it. i think it will be a very competitive fight. i don't think many people are giving him that much a chance, because tyson fury, over the last few years, has just been head and shoulders above everyone else, but i think it'll be much more competitive than people are expecting. and in terms of the, you know, the strategy that each one will be going into this with, how do the two differ? see, tyson fury seems to have a lot of strings to his bow in terms of his style. you know, generally, he uses his height and reach to his advantage, and, sort of, he's very mobile for the size of him, but we've seen him in his trilogy with deontay wilder

and the countdown is on for saturday night's all british — world heavyweight title fight at wembley stadiumer than whyte. 94 thousand people will watch him defend his wbc title — a post—war european record for a boxing crowd. in some showers in the midlands to the south was in southwest england. the best of the sunshine for the north of that we could to see low cloud and coastal fog north of that we could to see low cloud and coastalfog lingering in the far northeast and another breezy day and so that means unexposed east coast, it will be 12 or 13 degrees with some sunshine coming through, 18 degrees is not another question. more of the same as were going to the sick and have that we can weather action moving its way through france in the alps and into germany and many isobars further north, another wendy affair and an easterly wind but that should hopefully break up the cloud with more sunshine coming through with the exception of the far northeast and once again, we could see highs of 18 degrees. enjoy. this is bbc news. i'm mark lobel with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and

, imran khan, ousted from office the countdown is on for the world heavyweight title fight in wembley stadiuma stone lighter than his last fight and leaving him just £11 heavier than white. 94,000 people were surprised to see that fury was a stone lighter than his last fight and leaving him just £11 heavier than white. 94,000 people will watch him defend his title, a post—war european record for a boxing crowd. you feel the nerves in the tension and you look around the arena and you can feel the noise and you know you're in a big event and you're in the stadium because the noise is different and it dissipates into the air and batters the roof and it sounds like a stadium, but as that the bell goes, none of that matters. max. and will start on pole for the sprint raised that will decide the grid for sunday's formula 1 grand prix at mlr. championship leader in an incident packed session but another disappointing day by mercedes with lewis hamilton on 13th fastest. it mercedes with lewis hamilton on 13th fastest. . . . . mercedes with lewis hamilton on 13th fastest. . , . . , mercedes with lewis

in front of 94,000 people in front of wembley stadium, tyson fury up front of wembley stadium, tysonis feet and another fight an emphatic winnerfor tyson fury. what next? spending more time with my wife and kids and i've spent a lot of time on the road and ifulfilled everything i ever wanted to. i the road and i fulfilled everything i ever wanted to.— i ever wanted to. i will retire as the only second _ i ever wanted to. i will retire as the only second heavyweight i i ever wanted to. i will retire as the only second heavyweight in| i ever wanted to. i will retire as i the only second heavyweight in this country, retiring undefeated. two—time ring magazine heavyweight champion of the world, never been a ring magazine holder in my error, because all roads lead to the 'gypsy king' and i have been unbeatable. if king' and i have been unbeatable. if this was a final fight, what a way to bow out! 94,000 fight fans at wembley stadium, the biggest event in european boxing history and another momentous night for tyson fury in what has been a colourful career. ade adedoyin, bbc news. let's sp

because he is expecting a tough test on saturday night but up in front of 95,000 fight fans here at wembley stadiumge, things that he did amongst them put up a bit of pushing and shoving it was tyson fury and dillon whyte that had to separate them. that is reasoning is our moment and tyson fury say so close to such a big occasion he didn't want anything to ruin the prospect of the cycle through. it was interesting that both men really understand the magnitude of what can happen on saturday night. dillon whyte has nothing to lose, he's been waiting it off a long time to get the opportunity to challenge the heavyweight title. i went to his camp in portugal a few weeks ago, of a note stone unturned and tyson fury said earlier today that he knows his and protect us both up he says the odds make him have it is a heavy favourite are wrong and paying dillon whyte at the service. aha, lat dillon whyte at the service. a lot of talk of the _ dillon whyte at the service. a lot of talk of the past _ dillon whyte at the service. a lot of talk of the past few _ dillon whyte at the service. a lot of talk of the p

tyson fury has vowed to retire after saturday�*s fight with mandatory challenger dillian whyte at wembley stadiumponent dillian whyte decided to skip today�*s open work—out, ahead of that highly anticipated world heavyweight title fight on saturday. this was set to be the first time the two of them had been in the same room since the all—british wbc title fight was announced. whyte also missed the unveiling press conference in march. and speaking to the bbc, he explained why. i do things properly, you know? these guys want to mess about and penny pinch and they send back and offer me tickets, three or four tickets, to break my training camp, go to england, spent two days doing this and come back again. covid as well, there is a higher risk of near one of my team getting infected and messing up the whole fight, losing the whole fight. these guys are stupid. british number one cameron norrie had to fight hard but is through to the third round of the barcelona 0pen. despite being 145 places higher in the world rankings norries struggled against egor gerasimov of belarus. the world number ten had to

almost 100,000 fans will fill out london's wembley stadium tonight as it hosts one of the biggest all—britishatus as the best in the division but whyte is planning to shock the boxing world. i can speak now to jamie moore, former british, commonwealth and european boxing champion, now boxing trainer. can dillian whyte do it? is more than capable — can dillian whyte do it? is more than capable of— can dillian whyte do it? is more than capable of doing _ can dillian whyte do it? is more than capable of doing it - can dillian whyte do it? is more than capable of doing it i - can dillian whyte do it? is more than capable of doing it i think | can dillian whyte do it? is more| than capable of doing it i think it will be a very competitive fence. 0ver will be a very competitive fence. over the past four years he has just been head and shoulders above everyone else but over the past few years i think it will be much more competitive than people have expected. in competitive than people have exected. , ., , ., , expected. in terms of the strategy each one will _ expected. in terms of the strategy eac

they'll fight at wembley stadium in front of 96,000 fans on saturday night, with fury making a defences about respect. you understand, it's true warriors. he knows, he understands the warrior code. he knows, you know, i'm the kind of guy that he swings and me, of guy that if he swings at me, i'll start swinging. but if he treats me with respect, i would treat them with respect. that's my life motto. you treat me with respect, i will treat you with respect. that's me. and at the world snooker championship at the crucible, bothjohn higgins and jack lisowki have secured their spots in the next round. in this evening's session former world number one ding junhui was knocked out by englands kyren wilson. wilson winning by ten frames to eight. in the other match tonight noppon saengkham leads by six frames to three against luca brecel, they resume tommorow. and that's all the sport for now. wednesday brought us more sunshine attempters widely into the high teens, even 20 recorded in the sunshine in southampton so skies are pretty commonplace however in eastern scotland and at times north eas

a cup at wembley stadium. ah, we're going to begin in ukraine, where for the 2nd night, russia has launched here strike some military targets near key this time hitting a tank repair facility that says bodies continue to be discovered in areas surrounding the capital blue say the corpses of more than $900.00 civilians have been found since russian forces withdrew. russia says has taken full control of one of the last remaining ukrainian outposts in malia poll. footy shows damage and bodies around the site, and the u. k. prime minister won't be heading to moscow any time soon. the kremlin band, boris johnson, and other top officials from entering the country. it's in response to british sanctions imposed over the war in ukraine. or let's get more from charles stratford who's in the ukrainian capital. charles, let's talk about these grim discoveries that have been made in around keith to tell us more about what's going on there. yes and horrific statistics that have been announced by the ukraine and authorities,

prepared to go head to head. manchester city face liverpool in the semi finals of the f, a cup at wembley, stadium, police and ukraine said the bodies of more than $900.00 civilians have been found in areas surrounding the capital. the discovery comes off to russian forces, withdrew the head of keeps, regional force says more than $350.00 corpses were found in the town of boucher alone. or let's get more from charles strafford in the ukrainian capital. keith charles talked to us about these grizzly discoveries that seem to be happening on a semi regular basis now. that's right. some pretty horrific statistics are being put out by the ukraine and o sort is more than $900.00 bodies, as you say, at least $350.00 of them in that area of boucher and according to the ukraine authorities is strong evidence that the majority of these people may well have been shot at close range. now we know that the ukraine and government with their western backers are pushing for some sort of investigation into possible war crimes committed by the russians. but we also know that there are huge challenges with such an en