chris williamson had also supported the palestinians. mr. ghasemzadeh's report from london about this, we see the british parliament, the access permit of a former member of parliament named christmas williamson, the reason for his shop and cooperation with iranian farsi tv channels , what do they say, the nickname is not the wool of a dog, and it has provoked his supporters in england, unarmed it has not reached the level of netanyahu's apartheid regime in the organization of banning investment in the occupied territories and embargoing israeli goods. if the british government considers this action, at least the license to sell weapons to israel cannot be canceled so that we do not witness the continuation of online crimes based on this decision. 66-year-old williamson, 3d, cannot enter the british parliament as a holder of an entry permit. the delegation complains about the warmongering of the united states and its partners. also, because of the attack supported by the british conservative government , he called the nato proxy war in ukrai

leah williamson very strong on that.e lionesses wanted to show solidarity with yucca bianco, who recently came out as a male openly gay player, first current international player to come out in the men's game, so they wanted to show solidarity with him to stop they wore the armband during the euros and she said it was a strong statement for the whole world to see the lionesses play with the one love armband on during the tournament yes, they would like to have those conversations again ahead of the women's world cup with fifa. they think it's a strong message against discrimination and the camera lionesses continue to show that solidarity. lionesses continue to show that solidari . . ., ~ , ., england against south korea is live on 5live tomorrow night. meanwhile, scotland and wales women are in action in the pinatar cup in spain today. scotland take on iceland from 2pm while wales face the philippines this evening. you can watch both those games on the bbc iplayer and on the bbc sport website. another huge storm could b

williamson had also supported the palestinians.t is the reason for the access permission of a former member of the parliament named christmas williamson because of his shop and cooperation with the iranian tv channel ? he says that he has provoked the anger of nisa and his supporters in england, armed with the orders of netanyahu's apartheid regime, the organization for prohibiting investments in the occupied territories and boycotting israeli goods has not arrived. canceled israel to witness the continuation of online crimes, based on this 66-year-old decision, the next 66-year-old cannot enter the british parliament as a holder of an entry permit. he is a former representative of the parliament, who complains about the warmongering of the united states and its partners, as well as the government's support for the attack. british conservatives called nato's proxy war in ukraine angry with the ruling system in england . now there are countries like the united kingdom, which is facing many economic and social problems , and year aft

to hear democrat mary ianne williamson tell it.he white house. ♪ i work hard, and i want my money to work hard too. so, i use my freedom unlimited card. earning on my favorite soup. aaaaaah. got it. earn big with chase freedom unlimited. how do you cashback? chase. make more of what's yours. >> and how many times does he have to say that until you believe it. >> he says he's not done. he's not finished what he's started. i mean, he's done so much and, darlene, he's just not done. neil: that's what jill biden says about her husband. her husband was not quite so equivocal on abc. more on that. i want to go to lee carter, and doug shchoen. and there's marianne williamson, and some say, what chance does she have. sometimes there could be a brush fire where there's a challenger and others might be following in this case if it looks like she might be registering. doug, as a democratic pollster, what do you read into the williamson challenge? >> you make an important point, neil. when i was in the clinton white house, our prime goal was t

. >>> more politics, mary ann williamson gearing up for another presidential run. the former californian and self-help author told politico she plans to announce her candidacy in march. you might recognize her from the 2020 campaign. she's never held any public office. this would be her third time running for president. back in 2014 she unsuccessfully ran for a congressional seat in l.a. county. williamson would be president biden's first challenger for the democratic nomination. >>> honoring the unsung heroes of the community this black history month. alex lee hosted the 24th annual black history month celebration. they honored six community members. lawmakers wanted to recognize those who might not otherwise be acknowledged for their work. >> we actually have folks that are saying you shouldn't have done this and i don't deserve it. yes, they 100% deserve to be acknowledged. actually acknowledging those change makers in our community today that don't get acknowledged, that don't have a platform. >> how long the honorees, froe montana's police chief, shawn washing

i'm like, talkis to mariannee tn williamson, man. ne she wears like a tight ship. >> catherine , for you,ne the weird neighbor or youe the person who turns in the weird neighbor, i think alread y told my weird neighbor story on this show about meth head scotty. >> right. well, i guess i did it. so we are my ex boyfriend. i live next door to a meth dealer. and it was a typical thing you would expect. but one day i forgot my heh deat out of town .into the i forgot my keys. there wa. hes no way to get into the house. and he goes, i gotcha. got you. hhe brought out a toolr and broke into our home. home. and, my boyfrien and my boyfriend was so mad . he's like, babe, you showed him he can break into our home.o i'm like, no, noou, no. he knew he could play. just quick advice. if you're dealing with thedeal neighbors, having the loudin ,e because i had that issue to watch you do. connec is yoted tou take your phone connected to your speaker, start blasting. ting we are the champions "we. drive through that. oh, up next, what baggageve a b m

lucy williamson, bbc news, bucharest. let's get some of the day's other news.a dramatic u—turn and will return $2.5 billion to investors who were poised to buy new shares in the firm. the indian billionaire had been trying to raise cash to help a potentially deadly radioactive capsule the size of a pea that went missing in western australia has been found. the capsule, which was in transit from a mine, fell off the back of a truck in the outback more than two weeks ago. the incident has led to a debate over how dangerous radioactive material is transported. the firm behind popular ai chatbot chatgpt is trialling a subscription service in the us. for $20 a month, subscribers will get access to the platform even at peak times when it can be hard to log onto, as well as "priority access" to new features. the american football player tom brady, thought by many to be the greatest quarterback ever to play the game, has announced his retirement again. the its—year old, who's won the super bowl seven times, retired last year too, only to come back and take the tampa ba

. >> not donald, on the democratic side marianne williamson -- poised to announce her second bid forcement in march. so far, she's the only democrat openly talking about challenging president biden. should we take her potential candidacy seriously? >> well, look, i think that president biden already has the overwhelming support of the democratic party. marianne williamson, in my recollection, she didn't even finish in the new hampshire primary or iowa caucus. so, i'm not really quite sure what her starting point is or what her rationale is, to run as a democrat. i think democrats have been incredibly united, both on capitol hill, but also around the president, and i don't see any problem to him walking towards the nomination, and i think marianne williamson or any other democrat who might challenge the president is going to be a blip on the screen. >> donna, before we go, i wanted to get your thoughts about jimmy carter, the 98-year-old former president who announced through his foundation he has decided to receive hospice care at home. i know the former president helped inspire you

on the democratic side, not so busy, we are looking at maybe williamson, maybe president biden, it seems, that in both cases there's like everyone is waiting for this shoe to drop by you know, on the gop side it's when is ron desantis going to declare, and the democratic side, it's when is president biden going to declare. >> i think that's right. and neither one of them should really be in, you know, in a rush to do it. governor desantis has a legislative session going on, travelling a bit around the country laying out a message. he can sort of lay behind the log and talk to a lot of people and basically say i'm thinking about running, what do you think if i do, and that's an important part of the dance that people are involved in. people like to be asked for their ideas whether or not somebody should run before they run. the moment they declare, it's the end to saying you are so important i wanted to talk to you before i decided to run. the president, on the other hand, has some problems of his own creation. he told us that he was going to go home and talk to his family over the christ

well, returning home for the game is the captain of the lionesses leah williamson.es after leading the side to victory during the euros in 2022. she's been looking back on the journey which led there and has been speaking to our reporterjames burridge. the best thing about team sport is the relationships and connections you have with people. the feeling of being part a team turning up on a saturday morning, my family would be there and that kind of community feel was the best part of those years. feel was the best part of those ears. ,, , feel was the best part of those ears, ,, , , ., feel was the best part of those ears. ,, , ., years. she 'ust said to me, mum i want to years. shejust said to me, mum i want to play _ years. shejust said to me, mum i want to play football _ years. shejust said to me, mum i want to play football when - years. shejust said to me, mum i want to play football when she - want to play football when she was about _ want to play football when she was about sex — want to play football when she was about sex. and she had not really ever had

lucy williamson, bbc news, bucharest. to be the greatest quarterback ever to play the game, has announced his retirement again. the as—year old, who's won the super bowl seven times, retired last year too, only to come back and take the tampa bay buccaneers to the play—offs. melissa jacobs, an nfl journalist and founder of thefootballgirl.com, told me more about the significance of this annoucement. we throw the term goat around in so many facets now but he truly is, based on super bowl wins, seven, every passing record, win record and ultimate success and longevity. give us a potted history of his career. how did he get to be so good, where did he come from? he came from the university of michigan and i think one of the defining factors of his career is always having a chip on the shoulder because he was a sixth round pick. star quarterbacks are normally number one picks overall but he was 199 and he believed in himself but obviously not many other teams did and even when he came in and took over for an injured quarterba

forced in at the back post, leah williamson. at the feet of kelly again there was only one possible outcome. mary earps was caught cold at the end with the best goal of the game, but it was a mere consolation for belgium, as leah williamson added a flourish for england's sixth. their third trophy under sarina wiegman extended their unbeaten run to 29 matches with two games left before they summer of reckoning. their summer of reckoning. just two games left in april before they head to the world cup, the tournament they have never won and have fallen at the semi hurdle at the last two attempts. but something magical is happening under sarina wiegman. they remain unbeaten under her and many believe they are the best side in the world right now, a bold claim but one fans hope comes true in sydney in august. studio: natalie pirks in bristol, thank you. time for a look at the weather. here's helen willetts. i wanted to start by showing the stargazers what they are possibly not missing. we havejupiter and venus in the sky with the cre

lucy williamson, bbc news, bucharest. but potentially deadly radioactive capsule, that was lost in the vast western australian outback more than two weeks ago. well, it's now been found, despite it being about the size of a pea. a huge search operation has been underway after the capsule had fallen off the back of a lorry along a 1,400 km long road. authorities said search crews had "quite literally found the needle in the haystack". the co—hosts of the 2023 women's football world cup australia and new zealand have asked the sport's governing body fifa to "urgently clarify" reports that saudi arabia's tourism authority is to be named as an official sponsor of the tournament. the potential has already been criticised by human rights groups. football australia and new zealand football say they were not consulted and are "disappointed" at the news. earlier i spoke to craig foster, former member of the australia's men's national football team and human rights activist, and i asked him about the reaction from both australia an

lucy williamson, bbc news, bucharest.ngo — on the first leg of his trip to africa. the country is the continent's most catholic nation — and hundreds of thousands are believed to have gathered at n'dolo airport to hear the pope speak. delivering his homily, he urged christians engaged in conflict in the war—torn country to lay down their arms. the co—hosts of the 2023 women's football world cup australia and new zealand have asked the sport's governing body fifa to "urgently clarify" reports that saudi arabia's tourism authority is to be named as an official sponsor of the tournament. the potential has already been criticised by human rights groups. football australia and new zealand football say they were not consulted and are "disappointed" at the news. joining us now is craig foster, former member of the australia's men's national football team and human rights activist. thank you forjoining us on the programme. important to clarify at this point that these are reports, at the stage. we have not heard from fifa yet, bu

lucy williamson, bbc news, paris.e tonight failed to repeat the performance against third—tier falkirk. our scotland correspondent james shaw is at darvel�*s home stadium in ayrshire. well, the abundant ground you can see behind me, huw, tells its own story of a dream that has ended. it was a magnificent achievement, beating aberdeen last month, and at the start of the day hopes were high of another famous victory. is just a small town in the middle of east ayrshire, but ever since they win against aberdeen, there has been a mounting sense of excitement. darvel fans have waited years for a moment like this. you darvel fans have waited years for a moment like this.— moment like this. you can see the atmosphere _ moment like this. you can see the atmosphere in _ moment like this. you can see the atmosphere in here _ moment like this. you can see the atmosphere in here just _ moment like this. you can see the atmosphere in here just now, - moment like this. you can see the atmosphere in here just now, the| atmosphere in

marianne williamson is entering the president primary. on thursday, she does not want to do it with an outlet of limited exposure like cnn. he she would not be running for president as she feels her greatest hope at this time. how great is this, by the way? biden's greatest hope at this time is an martian invasion. marianne ran for the white house in 2020 on a platform of creating a department of peace. and part of her platform, free flying brooms for everyone. maybe this time those ideas will stick but only if her dream catcher is turned on. it was one year ago when she and yours truly got into a bit of a conversation right on this very show, hit it, girl! >> let's start with stacey abrams. this had nothing to do with the photo opt, it is the politics of distraction. let's talk about the mistakes she did a photo opt so people will not listen to the important things she's trying to say to the people of georgia. >> can i jump in here though? what she's demonstrating is very different and masking children is an abuse. >> i will give you tha

and england captain leah williamson says she will wear the one love armband, that fifa controversiallyrying to have a positive impact on society. welsh rugby players will consider strike action during the week in which wales build up to hosting england in the six nations in cardiff. the possible industrial action is an option to be raised next week at a meeting of the body representing professional players in wales. wales face england on saturday, 25 february. welsh rugby's four professional teams can make fresh contract offers to players, but have yet to do so. i think the biggest thing is not about the money. we are not asking for more money but a voice. in the way things are run. just player welfare. how many games you play a season, mental health is massive at the moment. we are expected just a rock up for work, run into a brick wall, take our money at the end of day and gets up and go again. on the boys are asking for is a bit of help with their own density and mental health and their own bodies. in the women's t20 world cup india joined england on two wins from two — with a comfo

thanks for giving us analysis on your data, chris williamson. christine lagarde right on cue, talking about the fact that how high rates will go will be data-dependent. we have just seen strong data from the services sector. what comes after the march hike will be data-dependent. that is coming from christine lagarde, president. coming up, more on the pmi story. does the fed have a pmi problem? do we have a services problem? how high is the cost of services? we will discuss that. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪♪ what will you do? will you make something better? create something new? our dell technologies advisors can provide you with the tools and expertise you need to bring out the innovator in you. for businesses of all sizes, there are a lot of choices when it comes to your internet and technology needs. when you choose comcast business internet, you choose the largest, fastest reliable network. you choose advanced security for total peace of mind. and you choose a next generation 10g network that's always improving, getting faster; more reliable; and

for the white house in recent interview with "politico" williamson took aim at president biden sayingn on a message the economy is even stronger. that speaks to the disconnect between the analysis of party leads versus the struggle of everyday americans. president biden has still not announced his 2024 plans. williams will make official announcement march 4th and washington. >> todd: energy bill increasing into january as electricity bills are up 12%. fuel, oil, natural gas up nearly 30%, but despite all that, vice president kamala harris has this to say. >> for working families, we have reduced heating and electricity bills. so folks have more money in their pocket to buy things like school supplies or replace the dishwasher or take a family vacation. >> todd: huh? california resident joins me, jeff, where is all this extra money that kamala harris keeps talking about? do you have it? >> no we don't have it. we have a lot more bills and that is definitely the problem. we have our electric bill go up to $8 million. we haven't got our heating bill so a lot of one-two punch going on, pa

order not to witness the continuation of online crimes, based on this decision, the 66-year-old williamsonwill not be able to enter the british parliament as a holder of a permit to enter the british parliament . the former representative of the united states and its partners is also complaining because of the attack on the british conservative government's support for nato's proxy war in ukraine. it was displeased with the ruling system in england. it was launched in 1949 in order to face the possible threats of the soviet union in 2010. therefore, in 1991, when the soviet union collapsed , it had to be destroyed, but since then the number of its members has doubled. faced with the fact that it has to increase its military budget year by year in order to be able to pay the cost of the military arms of the united states, it says the willingness of the members of parliament to make completely baseless accusations against me, while the silence about hundreds of representatives who act as lobbyists for the hostile regime. israel in tel are they acting or are they doing something shameless? th

the replay showed williamson had just nicked the ball.n new zealand and seven test wins in new zealand and seven test wins in a row, they will go for history with their new philosophy. joe lynskey, bbc news. spinnerjack leach took the final three wickets of the day and was quick to praise captain ben stokes for their improved form late in the day. try and enjoy the graft, i guess, rather than worry about things that are not happening. and that was the message, i think. just enjoy being out there. you are playing for england, trying to win a test match. what we have seen over the last year is that the more we enjoy it, the better we play. and erik ten hag says his team "aren�*t stopping here", his defiant message after guiding manchester united to their first trophy in six years. yesterday, his side defeated newcastle 2—0 in the league cup final. and today, he�*s written an open letter to the club�*s fans. within it, he says... erik ten hag there. manchester united host west ham in the fa cup fifth round on wednesday. and there are lots of

you ever seen anything like that mare not with a marianne williamson but other candidates that mightto joy the frey because she scores points. >> it's definitely possible, neil. you mentioned the reason why. 84% of democratic primary voters in that fox poll approve of the job he's doing as president, 53% want to see somebody else. they want to move on. there's that opportunity. this is one of those situations where fortune would favor the bull. who is that candidate? it's a delicate balance. they have to make their case without seeming disloyal to joe biden and to do as james carville top hand him a gold watch and usher him off the stage. maybe gavin newsome thinks it's his time. other people mentioned j.b. pri pritzker. it won't be kamala harris or pete buttigieg. >> neil: you have to see how the president does in the polls. let's go to south carolina. if she does well enough, it could tempt other in the race like in 1968, gene mccarthy well enough to push the president out and encourage people like bobby kennedy to get in. it takes a panic situation and a crisis for that to occur,

we were talking to chris williamson.e was saying lower gas prices a factor in what is happening with demand. when you think about where we are with the ecb now, do you think the risk is the upside or downside in terms of rates? how are you thinking about this? would you be surprised if the ecb has to go further than is currently priced? graham: not necessarily. if you look at the latest inflation data, core inflation and europe on the latest reading was still rising. if we assume inflation is still rising, economic data suggests the european economy is stabilizing or improving. little -- the labor market is strong. there is a risk we are seeing develop and market pricing. people are opening their minds to the idea that there is further to go. the morgan stanley view is another 50 basis points at the next meeting and then 25. in a report this week, we were arguing the risks around our existing profile are now the ecb have to go further. there is some evidence if you look at previous cycles that central banks tend to keep

cheryl: hear week off to races marianne williamson not insure would i jump up and down to donate to herng technique interesting to see who is willing to throw hat in the resigning you've got he former president trump, mike pence nikki haley, biggest thing i think if republicans can stay focused on border, if they can stay focused on crime, and obviously, inflation, because inflation is out of control, we are going to be getting more data this morning. i think this could be a very, very fascinating election cycle. maria: i remember last primary 17 people up there, i think one of the dark horses is mike pompeo former secretary of state will likely announce running as well, white house press second karine jean-pierre committing freudian slip yesterday watch. >> so today as you all saw an hour or so ago president obama announced that -- pardon me, president biden. [laughter], whoa! that is news. maria: president obama, we don't know if president obama is the one handling the strings, for joe biden anyway joe, because -- obama people working for joe biden right now, i remember that interview

williamson, the former captain, one of new zealand's are great as our batters, he guided his side tout for the first time in what seems like a long time they have been made to wait. australia have won a sixth women's t20 world cup, beating south africa in the final by 19 runs in cape town and asa in the final by 19 runs in cape town and as a result maintaining their dominance in women's international cricket. a sold—out stadium with south africa on the verge of a first ever world title, their fans were hoping for a huge upset against the defending champions. it took australia just two balls to find the first boundary before they struck. as gardiner made some headway but australia couldn't get into the swing of things. 0nly beth millie dug in, herside alive swing of things. 0nly beth millie dug in, her side alive as those around herfell. australia said dug in, her side alive as those around her fell. australia said to south africa a chase of all, 157 victory, this game on. they got off to a sluggish start before laura started to claw her side back into the game. perhaps it was the pre

joe biden versus marianne williamson, i would love to see it.shback from the isolationist democrats who have been unhappy with his handling of the ukraine matter. but the fact is, democrats are really stuck between a rock and hard place because joe biden's the only senator who pulled off in the midterms, defending every one of his party seats up for re-election. so what are you going to do with a guy who is 80 years old and looks like he might croak. who do you replace him with? buttigieg? mayor -- mayor pete or kamala. cheryl: no one is wishing for the president toes to pass awa. cara, go ahead. >> i want to talk about the elephant in the room. you have former president trump going on truth social attacking ron de santis and like you said, ron question de santis is busy . how does that look head to head? there's polling on a trump versus de santis, de santis versus biden. what do you make of the republican primary and a trump versus biden head to head if it comes to that. >> let's remember how trump won in 2016. its was looking forward, calling

president biden has drawn his first democratic challenger, best selling self-help author marianne williamsont. joining us now to discuss this white house reporter for bloomberg kayla gardener. do they anticipate jump into the primary the longer joe biden does not say he's running? >> i don't think the white house ever expected to get a serious challenger and i wonder if they would even consider marianne williamson a serious challenger at that. i think they risk here giving her too much attention. she's already said she's disagreed with his view on the economy, which we know is always a huge issue for voters. it was in the mid-terms and will likely be again in 2024. and so they risk giving her attention but also having to address this very real criticism that biden has faced that he is disconnected with every day americans who are going to the grocery store and seeing high prices on eggs and continuing to feel the effects of inflation. and so it's certainly an annoyance to them, but i don't think we're expecting any other prominent democrats especially anyone holding public office to jump bet

than any of the other democrats like the main stream democrats as dishonest as is but married a williamson for her brickwork she is interesting. >> i would hang out with her. >> she is a weirdo. >> i hope of kamala harris become the presidential nominee she will ride into convention in a school bus. she likes the buses brickwork she is the crazy aunt living in california. she's -- >> mordechai mayor pete is a national president biden is prioritizing a ban on hotel resort fees but what about the chemical scare from a toxic train derailment in ohio? republican sound off next. anything else i can help you with? like what? visionworks. see the difference. get help reaching your goals with j.p. morgan wealth plan, a new tool in the chase mobile® app. use it to set and track your goals, big and small... and see how changes you make today... could help put them within reach. from your first big move to retiring poolside and the other goals along the way wealth plan can help get you there. j.p. morgan wealth management. ♪ ♪ no two dreams are the same. but there is one van equipped to handle them a

some developing news, democrat marian williamson is set to announce another run for president.an email to donors, she said she will make her official announcement on march 4 in washington, d.c.. this makes her the first democrat to announce a run against president biden who is also widely expected to run for reelection. williams is an author, spiritual leader and political activist. she unsuccessfully ran for president in 2020. she details her desire for a new beginning based in values over "endless corporate profit." in the east bay, uc berkeley and state leaders planned on taking a housing battle to the california supreme court. this, after an appeals court ruled the college could not move forward with plans to build student housing on people's park until it addresses issues within the project environmental impact. we talk about what is next in this fight. >> last summer, protesters took on police in an attempt to stop construction in berkeley. a new appeals court ruling friday goes even further. according to the ruling, uc berkeley can't move forward with plans to build stud

captain leah williamson returns after missing the november international break with injury, while evertonrk keeps her place after scoring on her debut in the 4—0 win over japan in november. uncapped everton goalkeeper emily ramsey is called up for the first time while arsenal's beth mead remains sidelined with a knee injury. spurs midfielder bethany england also misses out. you cannot play the same players three times in a row within eight days. also with their schedule they have a club before this window and after this window so it is a great opportunity also to try out some things for all of us and also important for us to see more players and to get as much information about players at this time. well the lionesses success last year contributed to a doubling of the amount of time viewers spent watching women's sport in 2022 according to the women's sport trust. the research found the average viewer watched eight hours and 44 minutes of women's sport in 2022 compared with three hours and 47 minutes in 2021. last year's euros offered a boost of its own, with more than half of those watch

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england captain leah williamson says the squad will continue to promote inclusivity ahead of wearingve armband at this month's arnold clark cup. it comes after czech republic internationaljakub jankto announced he is gay. england play south korea tomorrow. we are a squad that promotes inclusivity, equality. we obviously have a number of people that feel very strongly about it and i think it is not even a question for us, really. you know, you havejust seen another men's player step out and be as brave as they can be and potentially changed their whole life. they don't know what is coming, so for us to stand also in solidarity with that is important to us. but yeah, it is something we have always done, something we will continue to do and yeah, like i say, we're notjust impacting football, we are trying to have a positive impact society. meanwhile, manchester united's ella toone, who was sent off against tottenham in the wsl on sunday has had her red card overturned. tottenham's eveliina summanen has been charged with deceiving a match officialfor her part in the incident and could fa

it is not appropriate to take part in negative campaigning solely to serve political interests. williamson company, alert the opposition newspaper, cham hurry, it has pointed out that the 1999 earthquake ushered in a new era in turkish politics and said the 2023 disaster could do the same. i'm not in the studio, i can, erica, and he's the head of the w turkish service or can thank you. thanks for joining us here in the studio. now. everyone and his government are facing a lot of criticism over this emergency response. right now, can you give us more details? get past week i was in ankara talking to some opposition, politicians, and they say that the government reacted to slow. they send it to slow, have machines accelerators and so on, just to help the people. because the whole situation, because of the rescue mission turned out to a mission to put out the debt, but is out of the rebels. so therefore time the time was, was the major impact in the whole situation. and as i said, the positions that everyone reacts to to slow, and he showed up at the earthquake area just 48 hours later. and t

it lets us be clear here that that was sent to her and the position of the spanish williamson is outside. the common policy of you, as we have seen boils a declination of about 30 minutes supported to process. in the same time, we swear we should not ignore the, you know, and this isn't meant by the highest court of justice in the test came with the main conclusions. western america are separate and distinct territories. morocco has no . so going to western sahara and the 2 deals between the you and moral cannot be legal without obtaining the consent or the sour people. and if that applies on the plunder of natural resources, western sahara, i think that pretty supplies to when it comes to a decision, we're political fission of the people who are so says that i understand, i understand that that is the, the stance of the policy area but given the reality on the ground, we're seeing morocco making these diplomatic advances. so what's the positive response to that? how does it, how will it counter it or offer an alternative? what exactly, that's the major question, but the policy has to de

a great night, too, for captain leah williamson, who also scored twice.ictory extends sarina wiegman�*s unbeaten run as manager to a impressive 29 matches. next, to the one major trophy still missing from manchester city's cabinet. that's the champions league. tonight they had the opportunity to move a step closer to the quarter finals but were denied victory at rb leipzig, with their first leg finishing all sqaure as patrick geary reports: across 12 years, across a continent, manchester city have been searching. if their hunt for the european cup has taught them anything, it's a value of patience. against rb leipzig they waited 21 minutes for one riyad mahrez. leipzig seemed in no hurry and bobbed along until in the second half and they found some urgency and fluency. the feeling was that city don't offer those chances often. 15 minutes later here was an even better one. scored by gvardiol, one of europe's rising forces. no rush or panic from manchester city but in the final moments of the game they pleaded for a handball, a penalty. there claim highligh

let's see if we can find anyone action law center figure said look, williamson ok. busy so i'm going to ask him a few questions. i couldn't tell when couldn't well. ok, so he's he said he was working when to come up. ok, so he was working in a restaurant when the earthquake, it has had stated that you will last year and he had to run out of the building. he was afraid until we had bought layla has voted on it when he says he so afraid she couldn't do it and he feel afraid he thinks he's going to stay out tonight. he doesn't want to go back in doors. he's really worried about them. this is to answer your question, this is the story we hear from people when we bump into people in the 3, are you stop how on the street and you say what happened? they say tara panic. we're going through this again. so hopefully, you know, it's, it's, it's still quite a strong earthquakes. i'm going to see if we can come in here because there was a gentleman i was talking to earlier. hopefully he's still around you know, people have gone through this again. hopefully there hasn't been a l

leah williamson!outcome. mary earps was caught cold at the end with the best goal of the game, but it was just a consolation for belgium, as leah williamson added a flourish for england's sixth. their unbeaten run now stands at 29 matches, with two games left to play before their summer of reckoning. can england really win a world cup? definitely. we won the euros. we've got it in the bag. a mix of experience and youth talent, i'd say they've got i a really good chance. definitely. ten out of ten, we're going to win. some believe england are the best team in the world right now — how the fa would love that to come true in australia. natalie pirks, bbc news, bristol. more money for lower league clubs, more redistribution from the wealthy elite, and more powerforfans....all proposals that would be re—enforced by an independent regulator. there are the main recommendations for the future of football in england after a fan—led review which have now been confirmed in a uk government white paper released to

lucy williamson, bbc news, paris.y good to have you with us. what is your initial reaction to this report? is your initial reaction to this re oft? , ., ., is your initial reaction to this reort? , ., report? good morning. huge relief, hue relief report? good morning. huge relief, huge relief that _ report? good morning. huge relief, huge relief that it _ report? good morning. huge relief, huge relief that it vindicates - huge relief that it vindicates everything we had said and there has not been further attempts to cover up not been further attempts to cover up what happens about paris. i would like to put on record my thanks to everybody involved in the panel for actually telling exactly what happened and ensuring that supporters' voices were heard and the people who suffered at the hands of the french authorities and uefa that night, so it is really freely that night, so it is really freely that the two events... everybody around the world can read what happened and know who is to blame and what happened in paris.

the hosts had a disappointing first innings, but kane williamson showed some resilience racking up 132er who excelled with a knock of 90, but five jack leach wickets late in the day — saw them removed for 483. try and enjoy the graft rather than worry about things that are not happening. enjoy being out there for england trying to win a test match. what we have seen over the last year is that the more we enjoy it, the better replay. 16—year—old british snowboarder mia brookes has claimed a historic slopestyle gold medal at the senior world championships in georgia. she is the first british athlete to secure this title and did it in some style, landing the first—ever cab mao double grab in a women's competition during her second and final run. brookes was too young to compete at the beijing 2022 winter olympics, but has long been seen as a future star of the sport. today she lived up to that billing by defeating new zealand's olympic champion zoi sadowski—synnott, who took silver. i honestly feel like i am going to cry. i have never been so happy in my life. i cannot even speak, i am th

but kane williamson and henry nicholls dug in, to finish on 202 for 3 in their second innings.d a follow on, i thought we bowled exceptionally well without much reward, without much luck, but you are going to get days like today when it is tough work and that is test cricket. we expect, when you come up against quality opposition, to have days like this but it is enthralling. newcastle have the chance to end one of english football's most notable trophy droughts at wembley today. their last major domestic trophy was 68 years ago. there have been finals since but never silverware as they prepare to take on manchester united in the league cup final. their opponents have also been waiting longer than they'd have liked for a trophy. manchester united's last was in this competition six years ago and their recent form including a win over barcelona in europe will make them favourites for a game which kicks off in just over ten minutes time. in scotland celtic are leading rangers. tottenham have boosted their hopes of top—four premier league finish with 2—0 win over chelsea that incre

i think he made poor choices for management reasons, like appointing gavin williamson and i think now seeing more of promotion of the kind of people he wants around and people like greg hands and lucy fraser are kind competent technocrats kind of competent technocrats who not going to cause who are not going to cause problems. not going to problems. they are not going to cause like nadhim cause problems like nadhim zahawi quote on zahawi did. don't quote me on that the future . i'm so yes, that in the future. i'm so yes, i do feel like he's coming into the role. i think he spent time kind of tinkering under the hood. he's sense of what hood. he's got a sense of what he wants to do. feel like he wants to do. i feel like these changes in whitehall are perfectly rational. they make perfectly rational. they make perfect are. perfect sense, but they are. they reflection of they also are a reflection of weak terms of actually weak ness in terms of actually having sense what he needs having a sense of what he needs to done in next two to get done in the next two years he faces the years when

lucy williamson, bbc news, paris. jai, the teenager who was stabbed to death in warrington, have paid tribute to her. the 16—year—old's body was found by a passerby in a park in the village of culcheth on saturday afternoon. 0ur reporter andy gilljoins us now from the scene. . what do we know about what happened as . what do we know about what ha hene .,, ,., . what do we know about what hauuene . what do we know about what ha hene ., y., , . what do we know about what hawene , ~' . what do we know about what hamene, , ~', happened as you can see, the park is still sealed off _ happened as you can see, the park is still sealed off this _ happened as you can see, the park is still sealed off this morning. - happened as you can see, the park is still sealed off this morning. a - still sealed off this morning. a number of police vehicles are here. a number of tributes to temper behind me. tributes as well. —— brianna behind me. he mentioned the tribute that brianna's family released, describing her as strong, fearless an

resignation, the gavin williamson resignation, the recent sacking of zawahi and no questions over mre is that you have so many people who have now become part of the complaints against mr raab. unions say it is into the dozens. we think it is probably about 25 at the moment. the argument that this minister made is mr sunak cannotjust brushed under the carpet —— dawn there is an investigation ongoing and i get the sense that mr definitely wait for that to come back, probably not for another fortnight or so. there is a cloud over that, also the issue is the prime minister is facing and struggling to stop industrial action across the economy. 0n struggling to stop industrial action across the economy. on his 100 in office, mr sunak wants to talk about his priorities. there are other challenges as well. now it's time for a look at the weather with carol. any sunshine today? a bit of sunshine in the forecast. good morning. forthe sunshine in the forecast. good morning. for the next few days, it will be mild, dry for most of us, but notable we do have some rain around, heavy rain across sc

lucy williamson, bbc news, paris.ments, so stay with us for more reaction to uefa reports. households across england are facing a rise in their council tax from april, as local authorities try to balance the books. research by the county councils network suggests the majority of councils with social care duties are planning a 5% increase. council leaders say they have little choice but to raise tax to protect services. joining me now with more on that research is councillor sam corcoran, who is the labour leader of cheshire east council and the vice—chairman of the county councils network. really good to have you with us, thanks forjoining us. tell us first of all what kind of race you are planning?— planning? cheshire council is ”uttin planning? cheshire council is putting up — planning? cheshire council is putting up council— planning? cheshire council is putting up council tax - planning? cheshire council is putting up council tax by - planning? cheshire council is - putting up council tax by 4.99%, the maximum. no