would you make the point that actually, wimbledon is not an . that actually, wimbledon is not an evental credentials that the london marathon hasn't says we're running for a fantastic of charities. do you think you have a case to make? irate charities. do you think you have a case to make?— case to make? we certainly do on sustainability. _ case to make? we certainly do on sustainability. we're _ case to make? we certainly do on sustainability. we're really - sustainability. we're really passionate about delivering on our commitment to be environment positive by 2030. our sport is played on grass here and it's important we have environment where that can thrive. we're very serious about her commitment. we've enhanced the work that we're doing around sustainability, so some simple examples — we've put proper power into the queue using our sustainable power source, into the queue using our sustainable powersource, meaning into the queue using our sustainable power source, meaning we can remove all the generators from the operation. we're reducing the number of petrol and diesel cars in o

and though their wimbledon bans have been lifted, russian and belarussian players have been given strict guidelines for the grand slam tournament. hello there, welcome along, there's a full round of fixtures in the premier league this week. the picture at the top and bottom will become much clearer. leeds and leicesterfaced each other at elland road on tuesday, looking to pull clear of the bottom three, but the 1—all draw does neither side much good. substitute jamie vardy came on midway through the second half and scored the equaliser in the 80th minute. leeds had taken the lead with a thumping luis sinisterra header in the first half and created more chances. patrick bamford should have won it for leeds in the final minute, he had an open goaljust a couple of yeards out but scuffed his shot wide from a corner. leeds are now 2 points above the bottom three, a point ahead of leicester. a real bed dominated first 20 minutes and then we gave a soft goal away. you know, the resort in general, probably a tad disappointed. we had dominance at times and the chances we created, two cycles, but

to the miami open tennis where petra, cuz if tova has sealed her 30th w t a singles title, wimbledon champion, elaina wright, the he now was in straight sets check start. he told us twice a wimbledon champion, herself, returns to the women's top 10 aged 33 to you, your 2023 miami open. when is the 12 inductees in the basketball hall of fame for 2023. have been confirmed german, n b a. i can't dirt that's no big sky is on the list along with the likes of dwayne wade pogue, us all tony parker grav. greg popovich and becky hammond contributions gave us the international olympic committee has criticized ukrainian government's call to boycott 2024 olympic qualifiers involving russia and batteries. the i o. c says such a boycott by ukraine would only hurt its own athletes. russians and better oceans can compete in piracy next year under certain conditions. and here's a reminder of the top story we're following for you. at least 21. people have been killed and many more injured as storms and tornadoes bought her. the south and made west of the united states, arkansas has declared a state of

well in the build up to last year's wimbledon.ennis world was in chaos, high profile stars from russia like danielle medvedev and belarus's arena. sab alenka, the reigning australian open champion, well unable to compete at the prestigious and famed all england club this after they were banned by tournament organizer's following russia's invasion of ukraine. wimbledon the third grand slam on the international tennis circuit, stripped of its world ranking points as well and made all the fallout on friday, though ahead of this year's tournament in july, the sport's most famous and grandi showpiece event, announcing it will now accept entries from russian and belarussian players, but only if they agree to compete as neutral athletes and comply with other factors as well entry conditions , including prohibiting expressions of support for russia's invasion of ukraine, while players who receive funding from the russian or belarussian state will simply not be allowed to compete. now. in a statement, the all england club chairman ian hewi

would your preference be that wimbledon, | preference be that wimbledon, for example, they're be one this kind that they would just be banned? ifeel like this kind of that they would just be banned? i feel like this kind of think would show the russian government that maybe it's not worth it. i know it's a small thing because we are just athletes, we are a little piece in the world but i feel like sport is pretty important. many polish people are approaching me, even on the street, and saying they really respect what i'm doing, and there should be more people doing something like that. these are the comments that i get, on social media, but i don't really care. for example, with a fellow player who said she was against the war at the beginning, it would be her dream for the waterfinish, so i really respect that. on the other hand, i'm always going to be on the ukrainian side because i can't imagine how it is for them to compete at the highest level and if my country would have a war, i don't know if i would be able to do that so i really respect. bangladesh are on course to claim vic

,— in which case you might say that wimbledon way, has them wimbledon in a way, has put them into wimbledonomething. so desperate to compete. they've been waiting, obviously, they've olympics ing, obviously, they've olympics is], obviously, they've olympics is going ously, they've olympics is going to ;ly, they've olympicsris going to go and the olympics is going to go forward— and the olympics is going to go forward-russian- and the olympics is going to go forward russian team forward with the russian team ood— forward with the russian team ood wow-we— forward with the russian team and they've athletes and they've those athletes themselves— and they've those athletes themselves are _ and they've those athletes themselves are saying nothing dood— about the war. maybe i mean, it's about the war. maybe i mean, dds-oed— about the war. maybe i mean, it's - neck - neck - about the war. maybe i mean, it's neck neck now it's like neck and neck now between russians and the unvaxed, , of who can unvaxed, isn't it, of who can get barred the most get barred from the most tournaments. ukraine is tourna

apparently last year, wimbledon banned players wimbledon banned russian players from this year, fromiel russian players, danny, daniel medvedev i don't know if he's any relation and belarus's aryna sabalenka i wonder if they've been asked whether they personally denounce the war or anything because i know some of them refuse to do that. didn't they? and there have been like opera singers and so on who have refused get involved and have refused to get involved and have then out and there then been kicked out and there have who have used have been gymnasts who have used sports. russian sports people have as a chance have used the podium as a chance to russia, which is, you to support russia, which is, you know, that's pretty bad look know, that's a pretty bad look for. but choice do they for. but what choice do they owe — for. but what choice do they have _obviously- but what choice do they have obviously their have really? obviously their foodies— have really? obviously their families-great- have really? obviously their. families-great-back families are at great risk back home— famili

the main thing is that the news was with you, by the way, congratulations that e putin won wimbledonbledon which tournament, which will take place in july, why would they say that the sky, for some reason, suddenly attended to the tennis tournament. here are more foreign ministers, the warring countries have nothing to do, and why he did not pay attention to three other large tournaments on the left, in theory, sort it out. yes, well, yesterday it was the main news, you don’t want to say. how did it happen that the crazy money that was allocated to ukraine was all profaned? yes, they are not . this is news. by the way, i am

i willjust ask one more i question on this issue, what your preference be that, you know, wimbledon,d? honestly, yes, because i wouldjust be banned? honestly, yes, because i know. _ wouldjust be banned? honestly, yes, because i know, i'm _ wouldjust be banned? honestly, yes, because i know, i'm not— wouldjust be banned? honestly, yes, because i know, i'm not talking i because i know, i'm not talking about wimbledon, but overall, ifeel like, you know, we are popular, where earning a lot of money because of that, we have fans we have huge social media accounts, and there should be something that, you know, would tell, i don't know if these things exactly work like that, because i'm 21, but i heard that after world war ii, the german players where not allowed, as well as japanese and italian. if you like this kind of thing what kind of show the russian government that maybe it's not worth it. i know it's a small thing, we are just athletes, we are like a little piece in the world, but if you like sports is so important and sports has always been used for propaganda. so this is something

this match is being played at afc wimbledon�*s cherry reds records stadium.ou can follow this on the bbc website. the matildas are missing key players. very early stages, a lovely sunny day in south london. it is goalless. we will keep an eye on that one and tell you if there has been a goal in the next few minutes. australia's next match is on tuesday night against england at brentford. the lionesses are now 30 games unbeaten under their coach sarina wiegman, but they were pushed really close by brazil at a sold—out wembley stadium. ella toone gave england the lead, but the south american champions equalised in injury time and the game was decided on penalties, england coming through the shootout 4—2. everything has changed. when i'm talking to you now, it's like i expect us to win these games, you know? before it was, let's see if we can get over the line. so yeah, i think it's quite nice, really. almost a year on and we are in this position where we are filling out wembley again and very proud to be english. we wembley again and very proud to be enalish. ~

those players will now able to compete at wimbledon . neutral compete at wimbledon.eutral athletes . ukraine's foreign athletes. ukraine's foreign minister, rachel labour, has urged uk to deny those players visas . tv, online and dab radio. visas. tv, online and dab radio. this is gb views. now get ready. it's mark dolan tonight. my it's mark dolan tonight. my to anne armstrong, who's back at nine. welcome to marc dolan tonight. a special one for you this evening. coming up. is it game over for donald trump as he faces jail , paying hush money to faces jail, paying hush money to an ex—lover.7 i'll be speaking to an ex—lover.7 i'll be speaking to a former politician and top lawyer a man that's got plenty of dodgy exes. it's jerry hayes . skeletons in the cupboard , let . skeletons in the cupboard, let me tell you. with a massive trade in the offing, are we finally seizing the opportunities of brexit.7 that's the topic of my big after nine. but i'll be asking maverick tory mp , this guy michael fabricant , mp, this guy michael fabricant, who let's be honest, is always

"i always said that if i can play wimbledon, i will be really happy to be there.t organisers have been responding to calls from the ukraine foreign minister dmytro kuleba, who has described the u—turn by wimbledon as "immoral". and called on the uk government to deny visas for russian and belarusian players. that remains somewhat of a concern, but the government guidance on the approach to the neutrality declarations is very much focused on trying to reduce that as much as impossible. —— as much as possible. it doesn't come down to money. there are a range of factors as i have explained in the way we have gone about making our decision, particularly at the ability for those players to compete with a neutrality declaration we feel is viable this year. a massive night of boxing this evening, but there's sad news because ken buchanan, scotland's first undisputed world champion and arguably the country's greatest boxer, has died at the age of 77. having turned professional in 1965, buchanan memorably won the wba lightweight world title by dethroning panama's ismael la

wimbledon? who knows. who knows indeed- serra — wimbledon? who knows. who knows indeed.pain causing a of distress. that's| right. unseasonably hot notjust in spain but also in portugal and morocco. all three countries broke records yesterday. the all—time april heat record. in spain we got up april heat record. in spain we got up to 38.8 celsius yesterday. that is about 15 degrees above where we would expect temperatures to be at this time of year and of course there is an ongoing drought across parts of spain, as well, so very dry and hot conditions. could be even hotter than that today, potentially 39 degrees, potentially somewhere further east as we see slightly cooler air starting to working from the west. then it turns a little cooler thankfully as we head through the weekend. but the air across spain is coming up from the sahara. is it on the way to us? not quite. things turning a bit warmer within the air coming in from the azores, the air coming in from the azores, the someone whether on the cards but no heatwave. quite a grey, drizzly start to the day, it seems

putin won wimbledon which is the tournament that will be held in july why would they say so, that lebo suddenly for some reason became preoccupied. e tennis tournament tax. here are more foreign ministers, the warring countries have nothing to do, and why he did not pay attention to the other three tournaments of large members, in theory, sort it out. well, that was the big news yesterday. you don’t want to say how it happened that the crazy money that was allocated to ukraine was all squandered. yes, they are not. this is news. by the way, i generally didn’t notice that the main one for american ukrainian sciences now is that someone commented on this seymour hirsh investigation to pass into fate, the americans give up a simple question. we invested crazy money. and why do we need it? yes, god forbid that they ask, so that some kind of elections, some freaks come to us in everything, curry and talk. give me more money, listen. well , god forbid that they see the light, as they really do in poland now, i follow these polish protests very carefully. you mentioned today that they hate an

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wimbledon and british tennis�*s governing body the lta were punished for their stance and overturnedonth. ronnie o'sullivan will take a 6—2 lead into the second session against the belgian luca —— brecel this evening. it was the belgian who took the lead. but o'sullivan fought back. it is for— fourin o'sullivan fought back. it is for— four in the other game involving jak jones —— 4—4. the highly anticipated rematch between liam smith and chris eubankjr will take place on 17june at the manchester arena. liverpudlian smith beat eubank in january via fourth—round stoppage in a bitterly—contested middleweight fight. eubank is keen for revenge though and activated the rematch clause shortly after the third loss of his career. you can keep across the snooker on bbc two and the bbc sport website but that is all of the sport for now. we will go back to sudan now. as we've been hearing throughout the day the evacuation of british citizens is underway. the foreign secretary james cleverly said british citizens should get to the airport themselves because there is no chance of them being escort

to time wimbledon champion, petro fit of a came back from a set down to beat, remaining on associates to reach the women's final. for the 1st time. in 13 appearances in miami, she'll face current wimbledon champion, alina back in a, in the final laid fits of a house of one. and so b t a $1000.00 event. in 2018. from a world heavyweight champion, anthony joshua returns to the ring on saturday. what's been viewed by many as a make or break fight? the british books are facing the american germain of franklin, london's o. 2, rena joshua white in the creek high for the bouts, which is his 1st since successive defeats to ukrainian. alexander is sick, is the 1st fight in 80 years where joshua isn't competing for well title, and he threatened to retire. if he loses. in heavyweight, boxing one punch can change everything you have to give jermaine franklin. at least a punches chance. he's got resilience. he's got a desire and belief. 12 months ago, he was working 12 hour shift in a wolf factory to support his family. this is a rocky bow bow, a moment for him. if he can beat this kind of be a mo

and said he wanted poland as one of the main nations falling in helping rebill ukraine. virtually wimbledon stand important point in our relations is the reconstruction of ukraine and say, geez, not, it will bring our businesses closer. our nations closer. it's important for us that poland be one of the main partners and the reconstruction of ukraine will to view grain. it's a rare trip abroad during wartime for zalinski. a show of tanks for poland support for keith. holland has taken more than a 1000000 refugees. many of whom gathered outside the presidential palace where the duly does will meet him. during the visit, zalinski told reporters the situation in the besieged, ukrainian town of bar mood is very difficult. he did not rule out withdrawing from the town. should ukrainian troops risked been surrounded by russian forces, but still military analyse own analysis? still expect ukraine to launch a wider spring counter offensive. their g of insist, its goal is to regain control all of its territory. the front line near back moved the cranium soldiers or dug in. it's still unclear who's i

it's been a good week for the 27 year old after wimbledon also lifted its been on russian players due to the war in ukraine. twice european champions. chelsea have sacked coach graham potter after just 6 months in charge. the london side have been hoping have been open to challenge at ford, the premier league title defeated this season, but are languishing in 11th place. and that's all for me for now. coming up next is our religious affairs program. faith matters. i'll be back again at the top of the next hour. take care. ah. you cream was like a stepping point to, you know, pi more you insert. that would you want to be finish your studies now? yeah, i said you get from the train. you can choose to go back or somewhere else currently move people them on the move mode white.

in 13 appearances in miami, she'll face current wimbledon champion, elaina, read back and i in the final later give it to that hasn't won w t a 1000 event since madrid in homer will give you a champion. anthony joshua returned to the ring on saturday in what's been viewed by many as a make or break fight. the british box faces american germaine. franklin at london's o. 2 arena, joshua waiting that a korea high for the bout, which is the 1st since the face of the feet to ukraine, alexander you think it's the 1st fight in 8 years, but joshua is not competing for a will title, and he has to make the to the kaya, if he loses the heavyweight boxing one punch can change everything you have to give jermaine franklin. at least a punches chance. he's got resilience. he's got desire and belief. 12 months ago, he was working 12 hour shift and a wolf factory to support his family. this is a rocky bow bow, a moment for him. if he can beat this kind of be a most heavy weights, he goes into the pump. you know, the great upsets of heavyweight boxing, and as we know, joshua, it's happened before with and

it has been a good week for the 27 year old after wimbledon also lifted. it's been on russian players due to the war, a new gray. so for me, for now coming up next world's stories as a report on the collectors in ukraine, searching for russian items left behind on the battlefield. i'll be back again at the top of the next r take or someone else to the hardwood t. v highlights of selected for you new every week in your inbox, subscribe. now the amount of plaster is increasing every year, many im gonna working on landfills and we work very holiday destinations drowning in plastic white we, we line and that we can look at the causes with every year year of exports over 1000000 tons of plastic with there another way. after all, the environment isn't recyclable. make up your own mind. d. w. made for mines. ah. this week on world stories. italy, the efforts to curb illegal coral poaching. friends, the michelin chef helping refugees get a new start. we begin in ukraine where the russian invasion has left behind wreckage, but also weapons and personal items are ru

and said he wanted poland as one of the main nations fallen in had been rebuild ukraine. virtually wimbledon, stay an important point in our relations is the reconstruction of ukraine. it's a g 's not it will bring our businesses closer. our nations closer, it's important for us that poland be one of the main partners, and the reconstruction of ukraine will deal green. it's a very trip abroad during wartime for zalinski. a show of tanks for poland support for keith. holland has taken more than a 1000000 refugees, many of whom gathered outside the presidential palace, where the duly does, will meeting marches, of skill works for the german marshal fund in warsaw. earlier we asked her where the polish ukrainian relationship now stands. i think this visit has definitely strengthened poland of polish ukrainian ties, pose ukrainian ties have definitely deepened since the start of the full scale invasion due to the fact that the response from the polish side was bought and loved. it was extremely strong. and this has had an incredible impact and sped out the, the relationship which historically, r

it has been a good week for the 27 year old after wimbledon, also lifted. it's been on russian players due to the war in gray. so for me, for now coming up next world stories has a report on the collectors in ukraine searching for russian items left behind on the battlefield. i'll be back again at the top of the next hour. take care of someone else to the hard work t the highlights selected for you you every week in your a box subscribe. now the amount of class is increasing every year for many im gonna working on lunch with holiday destiny.

tunisia'sjabeur, runner—up at wimbledon and the us open in 2022, beat the swiss 7—6, 6—4 for her fourth final that jabeur lost. bencic had to play two matches on sunday, completing a rain—interrupted semifinal againstjessica pegula before facing jabeur half—an—hour later. elsewhere, world number five casper ruud beat miomir kecmanovic to win the estoril open and claim his first title of the year. it's the world number five's 10th career title and will be enough to move him back up to fourth in the rankings on monday. ferrari's charles leclerc has asked fans to respect his privacy and stop turning up outside his monaco apartment. the 25—year—old said his address has recently become public, leading to fans gathering outside and ringing the bell. leclerc said he was fine with people approaching him in public but wants them to stay away from his home. he had his watch stolen in italy last year as he posed for a selfie with two people wearing scooter helmets. you can find much more on the bbc sport website, including the latest from the masters, but from me olly foster and the rest of the te

after a similar campaign, female tennis players will now be allowed to wear dark shorts under their wimbledonlionesses�* new kit will have its first outing on thursday, when they host brazil at wembley. and as the team begin their world cup campaign, they will be hoping to be as powerful on the pitch as they continue to be off it. now it's time for a look at the weather with carol. hello again. it was a cold and a frosty start to the day today. and for some of us, it was also a cloudy and a damp one, more notably in the north and the west. now, if you have an allergy to tree pollen, it's worth mentioning that today across wales and the southern half of england, the pollen levels are high. high pressure is actually in charge of our weather currently. this first weather front has been producing patchy rain. this second weather front will bring in heavier and more persistent rain across northern ireland and western scotland a bit later. and in between them, what we're looking at is some brightness developing, a little bit of sunshine, but it won't last terribly long. whereas for eastern scotland

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build some momentum after her recent injury struggles as she builds up to the french open in may and wimbledonwait her in round two in germany. fellow britons liam broady and kyle edmund are also in action today in the men's draw. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.co.uk/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello, this is bbc news. secretary of state for northern ireland, chris heaton—harris, gave a speech earlier at queen's university belfast, where he spoke on government's efforts to uphold the good friday agreement and reflected 25 years on. now 25 years on, the uk government remains wholly committed to protecting and upholding the belfast good friday agreement and i know this is a commitment that is shared by the tanaiste and the irish government. i like and enjoy working with michael very, very much and the friendship and the cooperation between the uk and irish government is vital to protecting and upholding the agreement. applause. and i am determined in my capacity as secretary of state

hejust said, i still have aspirations to compete for the wimbledon title.se clay is not the surface for andy murray after that operation. moving onto other brits plaintively. dominic thiem is a former us open champagne in it but how concerning is it that kyle edmund lack of form against him at the moment?— at the moment? these players have had terrible — at the moment? these players have had terrible injury _ at the moment? these players have had terrible injury was _ at the moment? these players have had terrible injury was over - at the moment? these players have had terrible injury was over the - had terrible injury was over the past few years. dominic thiem is starts to resemble the player who won the us open and reach a few french open finance and is back in the top 100 after tearing his wrist a few years ago. kyle edmund had three operations of his left knee and she has been trying to play consistently and desperately seeking it went on tour. he is using his protected ranking, which players are able to do for a year after a serious injury, but he hasn

would your preference be that wimbledon, for example, would justjust there'd be one solid sort of decisionnd of show the russian government that maybe it's not worth it. i know it's a small thing because we're just at least we're like little peace in the world, you know? but i feel like sport is pretty important. you know, many polish people are kind of approaching me even on the street and saying that they really respect what i'm what i'm doing and that there should be more people doing something like that. so these are the comments that i get for sure. there's going to be a little bit of hate on social media, but, you know, i don't really care. for example, she like openly said that she's against the war at the beginning and it would be her dream for the war to finish. so i really respect that. on the other hand, i want i want to help and i want to i'm always going to be, you know, the ukrainian side, because i can't imagine how it is for them to compete at the highest level. and if, like my country would have a war, i don't know if i would be able to do that. so i really respect them. b

it's 1—0 at afc wimbledon�*s ground in south london.ot of womens internationals on friday. finland have already beaten slovakia. new zealand, the other world cup hosts, are playing iceland. they are drawing i—i. netherlands take on germany later, two of the europeanssides who will be looking to go a long way at the world cup injuly and august. we've heard from a lot of premier league managers today ahead of the weekend's fixtures. here are some of the headlines from today's news conferences. christian eriksen is back in the manchester united squad for saturday's premier league game against everton at old trafford. the dane was expected to miss the rest of the season but has recovered from an ankle injury ahead of schedule. the manchester united manger says he's still angry about the foul by reading's andy carroll that caused the injury injanuary. arsenal are heading to anfield. juergen klopp has been really impressed by the gunners this season. we have been building this team for a few years now and the outcome is pretty impressive, the

the good friday spirit was in full swing under the sun and the abc wimbledon ground with great supportirst half with frustration early as one blair was booked for bringing that up there. that's assurance had multiple chancesin that's assurance had multiple chances in the first book and see the finished leaving the first half goal the scotland's seal the deal in the 46 many with a goal from a magnificent long—range shot into the top corner. australia did hit the crossbar twice, though. i nearly equalised but lee gibson just managed to get across and tipped the ball wide. scotland nearly got to but he was saved by the assure the goalkeeper. this would be a huge confidence boost before the nations league and the euro 2025 qualifying campaigns. boosting a that has its eye on winning the world cup when he gets under way injuly. alice scarff bbc news let's turn our attentions to matches in the championship now — with a full round of fixtures today. we could see burnley seal promotion back to the top flight later if vincent kompany�*s side can beat middlebrough in the evening kick off. it's a

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conservative mp for wimbledon. since 2005, stephen— conservative mp for wimbledon.politically until after university . “ “ university. i mean, when i was at school, i was fascinated by an event in australia where the queen's representative chucked out the government and you know, at that stage it sort to me this is very odd, you know, how does politics work? what's it there for? how should country be run for? how should a country be run and do we make the for best and how do we make the for best any country? so started to any country? so i started to think it when i was my think about it when i was in my mid teens, but really only got actively after i'd left actively involved after i'd left university then was university and then i was running someone else's election campaign came to campaign and someone came to talk. actually, ken clarke came to for this and to talk for this chap and afterwards he said to me, what are you doing time are you doing wasting your time organising be organising it? you should be running. was at running. and it was at that point that i th

eager shavon tech, the world's top women's tennis player, is slamming her sports specifically wimbledon when it comes to its stance on the war in ukraine, cnn's carolyn manno explains. fredricka the number one player in the world on the women's side dish, biontech says that her sport really missed an opportunity here to send a strong message by failing to impose a blanket ban on players from russia and its ally belarus after the ukraine invasion, and she says that even though she and her contemporaries are athletes that the sport wields tremendous power, and that that should be used to reinforce the fact that players are against this war, wimbledon banned players from the two countries last year after the invasion. that was very significant is that was the first time the player were excluded on the grounds of nationality since world war two era but they lifted that ban last month, and players are now competing on the tours and other grand slams under the heading of quote unquote neutral athletes, and what's biontech is describing here is a locker room atmosphere at these events. that's

conservative mp for wimbledon. since 2005, stephen— conservative mp for wimbledon.after university . n about it politically until after university. about it politically until after university . 3 3 university. i mean, when i was at school, i was fascinated by an event in australia where the queen's representative chucked out the government and you know, at that stage it sort to me this is very odd, you know, how does politics work? what's it there for? how should country be run for? how should a country be run and do we make the for best and how do we make the for best any country? so started to any country? so i started to think when i was my think about it when i was in my mid teens, really only got mid teens, but really only got actively after i'd left actively involved after i'd left university and then i was running someone else's election campaign came to campaign and someone came to talk. actually, ken clarke came to for this chap and to talk for this chap and afterwards said to me, afterwards he said to me, what are doing wasting time are you doing wasting y

it could affect her ability to play on the grass at wimbledon, but i don't think she'll be totally happyst injury affecting her mood, perform and ability to practice. it's day 12 of the world snooker championship in sheffield and we could be on for a couple of major upsets in the quarterfinals. the lowest—ranked player left in the tournament, 20—year—old chinese debutant si jiahui, is holding his own against scotland's anthony mcgill. the world number 80 has led most of the match, but had to come back in the final frame of the morning session to level the tie at 6—6. they'll resume at 7pm tonight. and these are live pictures from mark allen moscow match with jax jones. world number three had to come from behind against the welshman, ranked 52. he is leading 12-10 welshman, ranked 52. he is leading 12—10 and needsjust welshman, ranked 52. he is leading 12—10 and needs just one welshman, ranked 52. he is leading 12—10 and needsjust one more welshman, ranked 52. he is leading 12—10 and needs just one more to secure his place in the semifinals, to facejohn higgins or mark selby. they are bot

i'll to time wimbledon champion, petro fit of it came back from a set down to beat, remaining set on associates who reached the women's final for the 1st time. in 13 appearances in miami show face current wimbledon champion, and they know that back in the final later crit about how they want to see a 1000 event trade. in 24 world heavyweight champion, anthony joshua returned to the ring on saturday in what's been viewed by many as a make or break fight. the british books of faces american germaine, franklin at london's o. 2, rena joshua waiting at a creek high for the bouts, which is his 1st successive defeat, ukrainian, or like sand sick, is the 1st fight in 80 years where joshua isn't competing for well title and he's threatened to retire if he needs it. now look at this moment in colorado's m l b game against san diego on friday, rocky picture kyle freeland, made a brilliant defensive place to retire to no law. in the 5th inning, freeland, to spring training because he was playing a team usa at the baseball classic let the rockies to a for one, when manage of bud black said that m

after wimbledon. hue r— he lost focus after wimbledon. hue r suppose— he lost focus after wimbledon. usage over the winter by 15. yeah ' r: r:rt:r r:rt:r usage over the winter by 15. - yeah and what do we do about the credit that is built up ? because credit that is built up? because this is i've been looking at this, i looked at my app the other day and saw i've been using a lot less over winter, been really, really careful and direct debits haven't necessarily gone down very much . they've gone up really, but nevertheless i'm now, would you believe more than £2,000 in credit with the gas company now what do you do with that, do you think? well i'll leave that in there to balance it out. or do you check it out ? yeah. so this you check it out? yeah. so this is a you check it out? yeah. so this he o reohy— you check it out? yeah. so this is a really important- tt . rttrj’ yeah. so this is a really important point to none— is a really important point to nohe h— is a really important point to nohe in o— is a really important point to make in a cost— is a really important point to make

in sport, the women's wimbledon champion is knocked out of the madrid open details coming up with the whole of eastern europe is very far. he says you're still, colin is driving that car. well, it was a black scene to turkey, so it's still not the best weather overnight. database 7 degrees in istanbul, with cloud and rain stretching down towards cyprus and the coast of lebanon, even during daylight hours. it doesn't know that berlin does it any back towards greece. mister ball, the average is 20 for this time of the year. so cold wet and with the typically, and that's going to invade lebanon cyprus, and down to was almost egypt. sidney gas is $21.00 is going to see rather a drop in the feel if it's not the actual temperature of the next day or so. and that cherry stuff will spread through jordan and into good part syria as well. but beyond that, the weather's looking fine, fact quite hot. been a few showers around and there are still some in saudi arabia and maybe yemen, possibly no man, but typically missing temperatures, rise $37.00. doha said he, 3 in muscat, may get high still by

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