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Hugh schofield is on the streets of paris and joins me now. there is deadlock, you have protesters continuing to voice their concern about the change and the government insistent there will be no step down in terms of what they are laying out. no step down in terms of what they are laying out-— are laying out. indeed, you oin us at a particularly * are laying out. indeed, you oin us at a particularly tense h are laying out. indeed, youjoin us at a particularly tense moment - are laying out. in...

Watch. these protests and strikes have sprawled across two and a half months with the opposition widespread right across france to those changes pushed through by the french government to change the pension age from 62 to 64, and there is no vote on the floor of the house, they use a constitutional device being looked at by the constitutional council, that decision is due on the 14th of april but as we wait for that, they have been organising more of the protests to underline yet again their res...

Argues it but if you were listening 15, 20 minutes argues it but if you were listening 15,20 minutes ago, we were argues it but if you were listening 15, 20 minutes ago, we were talking to one union member, a train driver, insisting that there were people in society making profits, they didnt see as workers why they should have their pension age moved to 64 and insisting that those protests would continue in paris until the government backed down but no sign of the government backing down or con...

Are not anti—competitive. they... we can administer those hold up that i think we can administer those and that i think is pretty significant. england have won the first womens finalissima, played between the champions of europe and south america, beating brazil on penalties. it was the first time the lionesses had played for a trophy at wembley since they won euro 2022 and the key participants had a familiarity. ella toone and chloe kelly were to the fore as they were in last years final. wer...

With the world cup around the corner. england dominated the opening period, but lucy bronze keeping the brazilian keeper on her toes before she then set up ella toone to break the deadlock with a precision goal. a goal for england! chanting the forwards name, something the wembley crowd are used to. after the break, brazil showed their spirit, england having mary earps and the crossbar to thank as geyse pushed for an equaliser. england kept them at bay and were moments from victory — until thi...

Because of the rising cost of living. it also objects to changes to working conditions — including to start times and sick pay. but royal mail says its losing too much money to meet the unions demands. it is projected to have made a loss of more than £350m in the past year. now this week the situation has got much worse, with talks reported to be on the brink of collapse. mediators have been called in to break the deadlock. but royal mail has reportedly threatened to put itself into administr...

Are expansionist. theyre dangerous. theyre ready to rewrite the map of the world by force and what biden says is that nato and the west and also democratic allies in other parts of the world rose to the occasion to stand up to russia. the story is more complicated. biden is claiming that he has sort of turned the tide in favor of democracy around the world, and the trend lines are, you know, difficult to measure, and people argue a little bit about how you measure them. i think at best, its sort...

The Azzurris campaign didnt start on the right foot as they lost 2-1 to England in their opening match on Thursday, representing their first defeat in European qualifiers since 2006, reports Xinhua.Head

Are complicated, to do with the social and political psychology of france. its a lot to do with president macron and the way that he has managed to sort of aggravate and annoy and irritate and generally peeve so many of the french. and its to do with the general state of the country, too, with a kind of morale. everyones very depressed, theres this mood of pessimism, i would say, across the country, and the political deadlock as well, because even though macron is president and has a government ...

What a party overnight in dublin, as ireland secured an historic six nations grand slam on st patricks weekend. they beat england to win the title for a fourth occasion, but it was the first time they had done it in dublin. 0ur sports correspondent andy swiss was there. a day for glory in green. the grandest of slams for ireland, and the dublin delight. earlier, their fans arrived with high hopes. england, remember, were thrashed by france last week, and irish optimism was in the air. france las...