worcester warriors are no more.he club will be renamed sixways rugby and will not feature in next season's championship. great britain women are back in front of a home crowd tonight as they try to qualify for the 2023 women's eurobasket. also coming up in the programme. anthonyjoshua says his heart is back in boxing, as he prepares for his comeback fight. i put myself there a lot and at the same time it was not enough. i did not get the victory in the last fight. and we speak to the paralympic gold medallist who's swapped wooden clubs for curling stones. hello there and welcome along to the programme. we start with the news that plans for the much aligned european superleague have resurfaced. the company that backed it has returned with a revamped format for the tournament, that would see up to 80 teams competing. there were protests from fans last year when real madrid, barcelona and juventus were among 12 clubs to announce a breakaway super league. but the move collapsed within 48 hours after an outcry from fans,

warriors brand and the worcester warriors business is gone. news on the website. we will bring you the latest from the sports centre throughout the afternoon. goodbye from me. thank you very much. more now on our top story — the number of people killed by the earthquakes in turkey and syria on monday, has now risen to more than 17,000. turkish and syrian communities across the uk are gathering supplies to send to survivors of the earthquake. the biggest turkish community mosque in the uk is in north london and has been inundated with donations. here's luxmy gopal. this is a picture of generosity that we've been seeing in collection hubs and makeshift drop off points at places across the country where people have been bringing boxes and boxes of donations for people affected by the earthquake. we've got clothing, blankets, nappies, sanitary products, medication. and in fact, like many other places here at this mosque, they've asked people to stop bringing in donations, because they've simply been inundated and overwhelmed by them. well, i'm joi

the rfu says it provided worcester with "the best possible chance" to provide all information requirede the department for digital, culture, media and sport has described it as "devasting news for rugby fans across the west midlands." in basketball, great britain's women comfortably secured victory against estonia in the first of two must—win fixtures, as they look to seal qualification for the eurobasket finals. there was no repeat of the loss suffered to the same opponents in november 2021, as team gb hammered estonia by 55 points. temi fagbenle led the way with 23. great britain must now beat portugal on sunday to have any chance of qualification. that's all the sport for now. this is bbc news, we'll have the headlines and all the news, straight after this programme. across the uk, people are on strike. in england... there is a growing anger in this country. ..scotland... the workers united will never be defeated! ..northern ireland... horns sound ..and wales. how are people going to pay these bills? i workers spent more days on strike in 2022 than at any time since the 1980s. union

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everton with arsenal leading the names of worcester city brentford with the reign of manchester united will meet with crystal palace, wolverhampton, liverpool and newcastle. at the beginning of the 20th week of the spanish league, athletic bilbao 41 cadiz mixed in this game, scored a hat trick and alvarez scored another goal, sant also made up for one of the missed goals. in the same context, today espanyol vs osasuna elche vs real atlético madrid vs getafe and real betis vs celta vigo. the 19th week with the german system also started with a match, which started with one goal passing bayer leverkusen's barrier, the death of this game. read it with all seasons dortmund with freiburg, frankfurt, berlin, the entire wing of someone with a chignon with a shawl that they give travelers, and at the beginning of the 21st week of italian serie a football , cremonese, empoli and sassuolo will compete with atalanta before the winter sports of the ski jumping world cup in berlin, germany. it was followed up and in the event of mixed team and jumping from the platform of 147 meters, norway won the

nathan worcester, nana me. she just oh, shook her orchard. lucy ability. it's almost too unusual. my lord, would you like to do that for you? um yester, yesterday baton. yeah. on us came in was curious who's just a, he's actually in the blue liquor gym most what other ah, the flash saves in the ocean. baha until you stop us quite to nasa to live. i'm in the chicago. someone is going to a 2000000 in the law moment there. hey, met them, sustan's the money. and what does she do? a cup of assistance in this market is and the needs of his at this hour. american and coalition forces are in the early stages of military operations to disarm iraq, to free its people. and to defend the world from gray. with we will bring to the iraqi people, food, and medicine in supplies. and fleet with the crinkle observatory and atmospheric rocket sounding station has operated on the island since 1957. ah ah ah, jewish with your george iowa rushed to her all good to be sure, but you are sure to go for your pl issue unless it was if she could you would norah bowdoin if showed him elandis darcy will now wa

i think that's katie, source the arrow or should it is portraits of pres, worcester i was how could i get, you know, how to roughly rise mental grades in premier democratic greatest political one graphs and you might be to ship it save. media pulls up awesome. that corporal is mariska brown woke up with their permission to look by a b as it's of a quote that we wanna send you more. it will david smith sitting on the steps my medical toilet car at best of a call birthday. easy to credit card is public. your clinical publisher tricia protestant total summers called dunham democratic critical liquor. com got it let's and that i wouldn't use it until it was up. so my badge and yet in my bill and it's reformed, is that the recall's done? what nimble is nafrica report to such as that is that that's something that i was and yet i didn't get a source of 3 of them are it's, i just thought it might be out of the concert as we had them. if there was an issue in the concept by didn't that stab walked or polish and those to put kids in but a foot from service. now chicken is stepping it as a team.

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in worcester, massachusetts. katie byrne, ktvu fox two news.investigations are underway into five homicides in oakland. it happened in a five hour time period between saturday night and early sunday morning. philip nor wong was shot and killed in chinatown, the 44 year old and some friends were leaving a restaurant near seventh and webster to people who are being questioned about that killing, relatives say, nor wang had always been peaceful and says they are heartbroken about his death. he was a peacemaker. if anything, that's all he was doing, just living his life and the person who did it. just senselessly took his wife away. oakland's deputy police chief says detectives are also investigating three other deadly shootings on city streets , and chp is investigating the fifth death. a woman was found shot and killed on the edwards avenue off ramp from interstate 5 80 in east oakland sunday morning. police say 17 people have been killed in oakland so far this year, similar to what we saw at this point last year. family, friends and police are s

the rfu says it provided worcester with "the best possible chance" to provide all information requiredby fans across the west midlands." the international olympic committee has urged ukraine to drop threats of boycotting next year's games if russian and belarusian athletes compete. the ioc had said it will "explore a pathway" for russian and belarusian athletes to compete as neutrals in paris. ukraine's sports minister who is also president of its olympic committee, responded by saying the country could boycott the games, with several other european nations since also calling for the ban to be upheld. ioc president thomas bach has told ukraine's olympic committee that such threats are "extremely regrettable". here's our sports news corresponent alex capstick. inside of the ioc they have said and he sort of neutrality will have strict conditions much stricter than previous games we talk of and an all—white kit, no emblems, no alternative national emblem as we've had in the past the nip asked the question as well, if russia will accept that. they have said they don't want any conditions

and so capital started flowing in to the west, lisa worcester, and the public about all the media. and so instead of of modernizing a production facilities, instead of creating new jobs here in russia, natalie, now companies spent their money. yeah. the elite mooney used to buy but not much lead housing abroad and my beer on with business. people's tried to invest in a luxury that you can like tree feebly purchases and regret to what they try to be rich and to show it off from you. and of course, having connected themselves to the wet so much, they sent their children abroad to study in your work. and it became very hard to disassociate mostly from the west to be in the because we lived in a western paradigm economically. when you begin to share the west, tell africa that started to be seen for issue as it you do a safe haven and place at us where you could always land is which new it turned out to be an illusion when you and those who planned their future in the west and are wanted to go to go there after they get enough money leveled. were ultimately dr. through like a scammed ou

four months on from the collapse of worcester warriors, administrators say they've appointed the clubsexecutive jim o'toole and his business partner james sandford as new owners. the process has taken almost six months since o'toole made his first offer to buy the club from the previous owners last august, well over a month prior to the club entering administration. their consortium, atlas will now take over the running of the club. the most successful career in american football history has come to an end. tom brady not for the first time, announced his retirement from the nfl. but now he insists it's for good. the quarterback�*s time in the sport was longer and more trophy laden than any other player, winning the super bowl a record seven occasions. hugh ferris has more. in a country were team sports arcing. , are king tom brady is america's superstar individual. it's notjust his seven super bowls that stand alone, unmatched the quarterback holds at almost every relevant record in the nfl. the games greatest of all time even before he said goodbye, again. i am retiring, for good. i r

in anna has offered to show me the price is in action at the gum drug factory in worcester. so once we get the full gum drop, bend back, that goes through the 1st part of the process, which actually size reduces it. okay, you can actually see the gum truck brand has been crushed up. yeah. we see all the other letters that are in there long will you learn chewed, chewing gum, chewing gum, without a cup, take rapper cake, orange bill. if it goes through the 2nd stage, which separate the gum drop in the chewed gum. and the other ways. we then take this next. yeah, we then mix it with other recycled materials, which yet he said and compound it to produce these palate which go on to rush you make. then when you come drop in only like hooked up again. the gum tech material can be moulded into a whole range of products, not just cox, but stationary key rings, boots and shoes. pow nicole, this is some of our products that we have at the moment. okay. o introduced to the gum shoe 1st. this is actually really fun project we had was done in collaboration with accounts announced i wante

with jan still with said most of polio, and accompanying you when you're from the door closed at worcester, only it was like, it said, not open it for you. is it love you, dear tulsa, soaking at them? what a door? what of some of us was showing his chest? she lanka went from being a tour as paradise, to an island of ill luck and just months with a stake default week long queues for fuel and food and a complete collapse of the government knob. we simply don't know, she got so no one additional over. whatever those how to post gra, rush, those telegram stood, get the story. i just want to start sort of, you can see i see. i want to see what i can see about the new style. but it was a huge who w. e. yes, since i've been sick for the christmas chair or is priceless for by the other players. we have a fertilizer price that is having a real impact. fertilizer shortage. prices that have gone high sky high in the absence of fertilizer. we know that means that next year yields will go down. prices potentially will go up a point to whatever you need. orfine's former will to them wants to possible to

and this was the scene inside worcester cathedral, where cathedral choristers and staff took it very seriously — racing racing through the medieval cloisters and even adding obstacles along the way. the princess of wales was at it too. luckily for her she wasn't in a race to toss her pancake as it took her quite some time to unstick it from the frying pan. but she got there eventually. i'm not sure what her family would have made of that particular pancake, though. i don't think i would have done any better. time for a look at the weather. here's darren bett. ash wednesday will be cooler with outbreaks of rain around. the weather is changing but perhaps only briefly. a colourful end today in yorkshire with the clouds thickening up yorkshire with the clouds thickening up and bringing some rain. the clouds moving up from northern france bringing the first rain for quite awhile across eastern england. also thickening cloud bringing rain across scotland, northern ireland, heading into wales and western parts of england. lots of cloud and rain developing over many areas overnight and temp

warriors brand and the worcester warriors business is gone.""explore a pathway" for russian and belarusian athletes to compete as neutrals in paris. ukraine's sports minister, who is also president of its olympic committee, responded by saying the country could boycott the games, with several other european nations since also calling for the ban to be upheld. ioc president thomas bach has told ukraine's olympic committee that such threats are "extremely regrettable". northern ireland's tom mckibbin is the clubhouse rorty mcavoy has been enjoying himself of late, winning the dubai desert classic two weeks ago. he will be teeing off at around 2:50pm. he says he is starting to feel like the world number one. iam i am playing well. i feel like, consistency —wise, i have been as good as i have ever been in my career. i said at the end of last year that i feel like as complete of a player as i ever have been. there are no glaring weaknesses in my statistics. i have worked really hard on that, to try to become a more well—rounded player. i think that

and this was the scene inside worcester cathedral, where cathedral choristers and staff took it veryay. the princess of wales was at it too. luckily for her she wasn't in a race to toss her pancake as it took her quite some time to unstick it from the frying pan. but she got there eventually. i'm not sure what her family would have made of that particular pancake, though. i don't think i would have done any better. time for a look at the weather. here's darren bett.

snow in worcester, massachusetts. parts of minnesota, the state highways and interstates there, still closed. ice storms in michigan downing trees and knocking power out across the state. and in the west tonight, a second storm with near record cold. 20 vehicles, this pileup on the ice on i-10. and the rare sight of a dusting of snow right behind the hollywood sign in l.a. in fact, in l.a. county, the first blizzard warning in more than 30 years. rob marciano timing this out for us, and trevor ault in minneapolis tonight. >> reporter: tonight, that monster storm now encasing northern states in ice. west of detroit in jonesville, michigan, huge limbs snapping blocking roads. drivers dangerously navigating past debris and downed power lines. across michigan, more than 800,000 families and businesses have no power. west of kalamazoo, the town of paw paw mourning the death of volunteer firefighter ethan quillen, killed by a power line downed by a falling tree. >> father. husband. volunteered his time here for free. gave h

and this was the scene inside worcester cathedral — where cathedral choristers and staff take it veryit too — fortunately she wasn't in a race to toss her pancake. it took her quite some time to unstick it from the frying pan. but she got there eventually. i'm not sure her kids would have been too impressed with that pancake though. doesn't look terribly appetising! but full marks for perseverance. she did better than i would have done. i will say it will be a toss up whether we get much rain in the next 24 hours. it has been very dry this month across many central and eastern parts of england. earlier todayit eastern parts of england. earlier today it was a very colourful scene with some sunshine. but the weather is changing probably briefly. a band of cloud coming from the atlantic, head of atmore cloud moving up from northern

coming up on the bbc news channel, worcester warriors are no more. championship next season and will now be known as sixways rugby. new figures show evictions from rented homes are on the rise across england and wales. the number of landlord possession orders issued by the courts more than doubled in the last three months of 2022 to over 16,000, compared to the same period the year before. the number of homes repossessed by landlords in that same period has also nearly doubled to over 5,000. danjohnson has been speaking to one mother of four in bristol who had to leave her home when her landlord decided to sell it. oh, my god, have all of these drawers been emptied? no. i've had this horrendous anxiety of the bailiffs knocking on the door. this is the pain... oh, my god. ..of being forced from your home. the court has ordered you to leave the premises by the date stated. if you do not leave the claimant can ask the court to authorise a bailiff to evict you. lu cy�*s lucy's landlord wants to sell, so a single mum with four kids has to go. but where? i

four months on from the collapse of worcester warriors, administrators say they've appointed the clubsners. the process has taken almost six months since 0'toole made his first offer to buy the club from previous owners last august, well over a month prior to the club entering administration. their consortium, atlas will now take over the running of the club. england recalled jofra archer to the team for the third and final match of their 0di series against south africa. jos buttler�*s side were hoping to avoid a sixth straight defeat in the format as the build towards their world title defence in india later this year as dan 0gunshakin reports. in south africa's diamond country and england adding performance that eventually sparkled. his opening speu eventually sparkled. his opening spell dazzled into series clean sweep england needed to dig deep. in jos buttler they have one of cricket's postprocessed gems. and david malan was alongside the jewel in the crown. the latter won the race to 100 soon followed by his captain and then posting 3a6 england had the proteas dancing to their tun

paine is in worcester prosecuting the case that formerly enslaved men caught walker brings against nathaniel jenison, who was savagely beaten him. jenison claims that walker is his property and a runaway. attorney general payne introduces testimony proving that clark walker's former master, the deceased former husband of nathaniel jensen's now wife, promised him his freedom before age 25, which he now is. therefore, the assault and battery of walker is unlawful. chief justice william cushing goes further and cites a new state constitution's language, declaring that all men are born free and equal under and before the law. the case is pivotal in hastening the abolition of slavery in massachusetts. weeks before george washington is to be sworn in as the first president of the united states, paine writes adams, quote, i have not sought popular charity, but endeavored to do my duty. i think general washington cannot have forgotten me. my vote when he took charge of our army to support him was life and fortune. and my signing the charter of our independence. a year later, governor hancock appoint

i spoke earlier about records set in boston and providence and worcester and in massachusetts, and yesterday, well, this morning, with the low of negative 10, at logan airport, that is a new record here in boston. the national weather service confirming that. you have to go back to 1957 to see a double digit negative temperature. also providence, negative 9. hartford, connecticut, negative 9. so this has been in many ways an historic weather event. and as i mentioned, millions of people are still under some sort of wind chill alert here, in boston, until 1:00 p.m. across the region. perhaps other times of expiration. and so officials are still warning folks to continue to heed the usual precautions. stay inside if you can, layer up if you go outside, and check on your neighbors, and also keep your pets inside. this is going to be ending in the next, the coldest part, in the next several hours. >> all right, boris? >> a little bit of good news. check on your neighbors and check on your pets. athena jones, thank you very much. >>> let's turn it now over to gloria in new york. we know the city

. >> michael, let me ask you about some domestic politics in worcester, ohio, 80 miles west of east palestine, of course, the site of that toxic train derailment. we've heard from former u.n. ambassador haley, says the president should be there instead of going to europe. what are you hearing anecdotally there? i read something you told our producers about the reaction to the trip. >> sure. yeah, well, i think there's -- it's a very republican area but i think that a lot of folks here are actually supportive of u.s. assistance to ukraine, however, i don't think that they expect ukraine to be handed a blank check and for sure they don't want to see u.s. boots on the ground, so, you know, as far as the rumbling going on in the republican party, you know, where they do have a fairly slim majority, i think this is more small group of people but they could tilt things in a way that isn't favorable to ukraine. just quickly, having said all of that, i have to say i was absolutely touched yesterday, last night, when ohioans came up to me and said, what more can we do for ukraine? where can we donate?

schools were closed in boston, and worcester over fairs of hypothermia and frost bite. oh, rob is here with more on his extreme, the cold that the minus 75. how can even begin to explain what that film do like the extreme 30 that his that's going to be on top of a man to but yes, it is not the 1st art go briggs this winter, but it is the worst in the northeast. i mean, this is the picture of you laugh color the, the, the air and the pink is what is really cold stuff at the moment. temperatures over north america are like this, and this is bore us as we really remember. these attempts is not windshield and it's really fine for most. but if you go to mice, 21 in toronto, that is low minus 30, we're not. or you can argue that is definitely low, so we'll zoom in on that out of the world. and then we'll add the wind to it. now this is the window. if you stood out in this sort of where this is what you would feel, feel like minus 40 wallace in quebec and minus 26 in new york. that is the problem . now, you'll notice no minus $75.00 there. this see mount washington at the wind

now a sad day for fans of worcester warriors rugby union team.e planning to rebrand as sixways rugby. warriors had been given until valentine's day to meet the sport's criteria to play in the second division. but the people leading a takeover pulled out of talks adding that "we're starting afresh. we believe it's time for a new start." so sixways — named after the site where the ground is — could start life down the fourth tier with the hope of rising again. the last seven months during this whole process, the various stakeholders, including the fan base, have been asking for transparency, openness and honesty as to what's going on. we couldn't be open and transparent with them because of the non—disclosure agreements that we were under. this is our first opportunity to tell people exactly what we're going to do, the journey that we're going on, and to invite them to come and be part of that journey with us and part of our community. now, normally it's cristiano ronaldo, getting asked for his autograph, but not last night... after a drought near

a pharmacy operations manager for kitsons pharmacy in worcester.ernoon. it seems to be developing at _ is? good afternoon. it seems to be developing at the moment. - is? good afternoon. it seems to be developing at the moment. we - developing at the moment. we are seeing a lot more patients querying prescription charges and how much they have to pay for prescriptions, whether they can go without having to pay the charge. and in some cases even going without the actual medication itself.— even going without the actual medication itself. which is pretty wor in: medication itself. which is pretty worrying obviously _ medication itself. which is pretty worrying obviously if _ medication itself. which is pretty worrying obviously if they - medication itself. which is pretty worrying obviously if they are - medication itself. which is pretty i worrying obviously if they are going with medication that they need simply because they can afford it. what does it do to give advice to people? you give them alternative ways of paying as we saw in that report? wa

the consortium that has taken over worcester warrors and rebranded the club as sixways rugby says they saying the decision was "devastating news for rugby fans across the midlands". the new owners insists they couldn't accept a number of clauses in the contract they'd have to sign with the rfu, but are willing to change their plans on the new club's branding. there is parts within our control and one element of that is the brand as such, and if we had got that wrong, we can hold our hands up and be honest and say, may that was a step too far. we are looking at everything and it listening to the community and we can look to re—engage with that. india have extended their first innings lead to nearly 150, taking control on day two of the first test against australia — a meeting of the world's top two sides in nagpur. it's been built on a century from captain rohit sharma and unbeaten 50s from ravindra jadeja and axar patel. while australia spinner todd murphy has taken five wickets on his debut. india finished the day on 321 for 7, a lead of 144 runs. that's all the sport for now. two wee

more of that about the worcester warriors on the website. ., ~ about the worcester warriors on the websitesocial media to voice their anger. well, now we are hearing that for at least 12 hours twitter was actually blocked on major turkish mobile providers. we can speak now to our europe regional editor paul moss. what happened to the service? the criticism that was on twitter fell into two categories, first people were on twitter complaining about response, where was it and why was it taking so long? there were certain areas which felt they were ignored. a town with an arab minority speaking area said we have nothing as always. a lot of this spilled into social media but crucially a lot is looking back to 1999, the last major earthquake and the promises made. this earthquake tax you mentioned which was to pay for special response teams to be set “p for special response teams to be set up and buildings to be retrofitted to make them more secure but crucially, last time they found buildings had not been built properly, building regulations ignored, there was a suggestion of corruption. this

kenosha to lancing, over to syracuse and worcester. >> a lot of people going to get hit.inger, thanks very much. >>> we get the latest on president biden's mission to europe where he's rallying america's allies in support of ukraine promising that putin will not succeed in his war of aggression. senior white house correspondent mary bruce is on the scene in warsaw. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning, george. well, this was certainly an impassioned address. biden speaking as a wartime president with no u.s. troops in the fight, instead he's urging our allies to keep up the fight for ukraine but russia is showing no signs of backing down and it comes as we learn they tested a long-range missile the same day biden was in ukraine. this morning, as president biden wraps up his trip to europe, sources say the u.s. believes russia carried out a routine test of an intercontinental ballistic missile, capable of reaching the u.s., around the same time biden was in ukraine but it appears the launch failed. sources say per protocol russia did notify the u.s. in advance and

i read some of that the other day that apparently if you get a bike stolen in worcester in, by the way say, 120 grand , £120 and 10,000. yes, it grand, £120 and 10,000. yes, it does matter. just wave of fun . does matter. just wave of fun. farewell to that. yeah, it is pointless . apart from insurance pointless. apart from insurance . call out for instance, go to supermarket if it's less than 200 quid. there is . no charge 200 quid. there is. no charge for shoplifting . so this for shoplifting. so this wholesale was shoplifting . so wholesale was shoplifting. so you you go round to your local supermarket and speak to the manager there . they know like, manager there. they know like, oh, there's tom shoplifter. watch out for him. oh look, eleanor's in today and you know what? nobody will do . a thing what? nobody will do. a thing about it now . why is that? why about it now. why is that? why is that what they say is there aren't enough police in the same way as we say, there aren't enough jails. if actually we should invest the money in the same way as we're talking about investing more

i read some of that the other day that apparently if you get a bike stolen in worcester in, by the way, 120 grand , £120 and 10,000. yes, it grand, £120 and 10,000. yes, it does matter. just wave of fun . does matter. just wave of fun. farewell to that. yeah, it is pointless . apart from insurance pointless. apart from insurance . call out for instance, go to supermarket if it's less than 200 quid. there is . no charge 200 quid. there is. no charge for shoplifting . so this for shoplifting. so this wholesale was shoplifting . so wholesale was shoplifting. so you you go round to your local supermarket and speak to the manager there . they know like, manager there. they know like, oh, there's tom shoplifter. watch out for him. oh look, eleanor's in today and you know what? nobody will do . a thing what? nobody will do. a thing about it now . why is that? why about it now. why is that? why is that what they say is there aren't enough police in the same way as we say, there aren't enough jails. if actually we should invest the money in the same way as we're talking about investing more mon

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the worcester warriors. and remember they are reforming.return to the show piece final in march with a 30—18 victory over northampton saints. exeter take on sale sharks tomorrow to decide who will challenge london irish for the trophy. football, and pep guardiola says he convinced that manchester city will be proved innocent after being charged by the premier league over alleged financial rule breaches. guardiola was speaking for the first time since they were accused on monday of more than 100 breaches of the rules. guardiola says that after overturning very similar uefa charges three years ago, they will successfully defend themselves again. they are opening a president right now, what they have done to us, be careful. be careful in the future because many clubs can make a suggestion —— precedent. there are a lot of clubs that can be accused, like we have been accused. we have maybe been innocent, who knows what will happen in the future. there are seven matches in the premier league later and a big one in the early kick—off — west ham ta

for months on from the collapse of worcester warriors, administrators say they have appointed the club's there were bids they were turned down. honestly i don't know, i haven't asked her and i don't really care, in all honesty it is about what we're trying to build here and i think we have been very clear we have a vision, we know what we want to achieve and i think it is a credit to alessia and manchester united that teens would even be interested. united that teens would even be interested-— united that teens would even be interested. a, . , interested. manchester united men already have _ interested. manchester united men already have one _ interested. manchester united men already have one foot _ interested. manchester united men already have one foot in _ interested. manchester united men already have one foot in the - interested. manchester united men already have one foot in the league | already have one foot in the league final, in the second leg against nottingham forest tonight. assuming they can avoid surrendering a 3—0 advantage gained from the first leg in nottingham, eric w

the consortium that has taken over worcester warrors and rebranded the club as sixways rugby says they to change their plans on the new clubs branding. there is parts within our control. 0ne element of that is the brand as such and if we have got that wrong i think we can hold their hands up and be honest and say maybe that was a step too far. we are listening to the fans and the community and we can look to re—engage in that. india have extended their first innings lead to over 100 on day two of the first test agianst austrlaia in a meeting of the world's top two sides in nagpur. it's been built on a century from captain rohit sharma and 50s from ravindra jadeja and axar patel. australia spinner todd murphy has taken five wickets on his debut. india are 321/7. that's a lead of 144 runs. british number one emma raducanu has been handed a wildcard for indian wells next month. the fomrer us open champion missed the cut for direct entry to the women's main draw after her world ranking slipped to 80th. she has not played since she lost to american teenager coco gauff in the australian open

my grandfather bob in worcester massachusetts was a steel worker at a company that made airplane parts. my grandfather lewis in new york was a bookkeeper at a company that can't tomatoes. and with those jobs they were able to buy houses put their kids through college, including my parents. and build a good middle class life. and that's the way it's supposed to work. what motivates me not just as a democrat but as a member of congress is wanting to promote policies that will make it easier for working people to build and maintain stable lives and have that chance at the american dream. >> what did you do before you came to congress? >> i started out my career as a public school teacher. i taught third and fourth grade elementary school. later went to business school worked in the investment world for a while and immediately prior to coming to congress iowa state treasurer in rhode island for eight years. >> what did teaching kids teach you about yourself? >> it was a tremendous experience, i taught elementary school in rural louisiana. a very impoverished community. i learned a few thin