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Hello, this is bbc news. well be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment, but first the headlines. champion league winners — chelsea beat manchester city to take the cup. charged with conspiracy to murder following the shooting in other news, a teenager appears in court charged with conspiracy to murder following the shooting of sasha johnson, the black lives matter activist. dozens of demonstrations have taken place around the world to show solidarity with the people of belarus....

>> hi, im lori melbourne, in for joy reid. one of the biggest developments this week is the manhattan da convening a grand jury in the criminal probe of donald trump. that is expected to decide whether to indict people in donald trumps organization. which could include donald trump. and we have the speaking with a number of the witnesses and insiders were basically the building block of the things. people like trump cfo allen weisselberg, jennifer was still bergh. she spoken to the investigators...

Part of the dcms select committee backin part of the dcms select committee back injanuary part of the dcms select committee back in january where we first announced and called on the government to provide a scheme due to the fact that there was no insurance available out there. so, we said by the end of march, most festivals we need to know by then due door timelines and so, we cancelled on the 20th of april because we held out that long but we noticed that without the certainty in the safety ne...

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Good evening, and welcome to "politicsnation." on this memorial day weekend. tonights lead, a monument to traitors. right now, as we enjoy this unofficial beginning to summer, half the country is vaccinated and economists predict a boom coming for the nation. its the inverse of our last memorial day when covid seemed uncontrollable. our cities were shuttered and republican lawmakers were calling for every punishment for

Welcome to bbc news — im ben boulos. our top stories: the 6 trillion dollar plan. president biden pushes the biggest spending programme since world war two — to reboot the us economy. belarus�*s leader accuses the west of trying to destablise his country. hes met president putin as tensions mount over last weeks plane diversion. thousands of manchester city and chelsea fans arrive in portugal ahead of saturdays champions league final. and, love em, hate em or eat them — how americans are...

Of dollars in potential prizes. some may still be a little reluctant, but the plan does come with presidential approval. i hear that at last nights vaccine lottery, 0hio has a new millionaire. laughter. i tell you what. who would have thunk it? a million bucks for getting a vaccine? and its notjust the united states hoping to essentially bribe its citizens to doing their civic duty. in hong kong, a flat worth more than $10 million, around 1 million us dollars is now up for grabs. the authorities...

There was a landmark legal challenge in america. in 2013, the nfl reached a $765 million out—of—court settlement with a group of former players. its also a sport thats seen big changes. ten years ago, the nfl players association fought successfully for better player protection. key was reducing contact in training and between games. they dont need to be bashing heads to be able to play football the way the coaches want. so i think the dirty little secret of the coaches and the effect was eli...

Them, brentford and swansea fans. now, for centuries, bowls has been one of the most popular sports in the land, but there are now fears the sport will die out unless more younger players take it up. club membership numbers were already falling, before the pandemic, and bowls england says theres been a further 15% fall due to the effects of coronavirus. so this weekend theyre starting the fight back, with "bowls big weekend", an initiative in england to get people of all ages, to try the sport. ...