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Going on moment that we cannot play the players. emma raducanus dream run at the us open means that we are going to get our first all—teenage grand slam final since 1999. that was martina hingis against serena williams, 18 year old raducanu will play the 19 year old leylah fernandez tomorrow night. raducanu beat the greek maria sakkari in her semi—final and is yet to drop a set in the tournaments, and that includes her three matches in qualifying. on social media today, she posted "pure happ...

Charities and politicians are calling on the government to provide more money to manage the resettlement of refugees from afghanistan in yorkshire and the humber. the government says extra money has been provided and that refugees are being redistributed equally across england. however figures analysed by bbc look north show in the last eight years, yorkshire and the humber has rehoused more refugees than any other region in england. david rhodes has more. the afghan refugee crisis began on the ...

More to make muslims feel more welcome within their stadiums, rafiq has responded with his own statement, disputing the reports�* further finding that the club was not institutionally racist and he has called the whole process atrocious. crazy, cool and mind—blowing. . . how else would you expect a teenager to react after reaching their first grand slam final. emma raducanus dream run at the us open has taken her all the way to saturday nights final where shell face another teenager in leyla...

Under real pressure, pressure that is compounded by the fact that in the last eight years yorkshire and humber have resettled the largest number of refugees any region in england. over 2600 refugees have been resettled here. thats more than twice the number than in london, the east of england and the east midlands. we are in a situation where four times the amount of refugees are being taken by labour councils. they are exactly the same councils who have been hardest hit we are in a situation wh...

Question. but he said he embraced it, until he was shut down by... in the quarterfinal, but again he didnt really want to talk about it in the press conference. we know this is his competition, he has got two wins away, he is a saturday breakdown tonight and if he gets through that, probably the toughest test in the game for djokovic, if one of the toucan beach... in the first semifinal, which starts at just over half an hour. russell, thank you _ just over half an hour. russell, thank you for�...

Of the womens final on sunday afternoon. keep an eye on listings for exact timings, radio 5live will have live commentary tomorrow night. thats all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. thats bbc dot co dot uk slash sport imjane im jane hill. lets get more now on one of our top stories. events to mark 20 years since 3,000 people were killed in the 9/11 attacks in new york, washington and pennsylvania are being held across the united states tomorrow. ...

Conservative commentator Darren Grimes accused BBC bosses of lacking in "sefl-awareness".  He tweeted: "The BBC is increasing the telly licence on the 1st of April, youd think at a time of such dire economic hardship for many that even the BBCs London-based liberals would have a little more self-awareness than that which theyre displaying here." The BBCs incoming chairman Richard Sharp last month defended the TV licence fee, calling it the "least worst" way of funding the corporation. European...

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"His comments directly led to the violence, and so far, he has failed to condemn that violence and that is completely wrong," Patel, who is in charge of security and policing in Britain, told BBC TV.