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hello and welcome to sportsday this saturday night — im chetan pathak, coming up on tonights programme: luton town captain tom lockyer suffers a cardiac arrest on the pitch at bournmouth — the match abandoned — his condition is now stable a 2—0 lead thrown away by manchester city as crystal palace fightback for a share of the points and englands one off womens test match in india ends with a heavy defeat also coming up on sportsday... the three—time winners, saracens are off ...

going on there. a lot going on. welcome. im neil cavuto, this is "your world." till debt do us part. right now the debt is there. were still stuck at a ceiling of 31.4 trillion. to hear the administration tell it and janet yellen warn about it, come june 1, we run out of dough. theres no more change. were told that were down to our last $88 billion. nobody can say whether that is the case or not, whether theres some wiggle room there. theyre still talking in the oval office. lets go to...

also that we will work to address our significant concerns that we have with china in a range of areas. we are, as president biden has said, as i have said, as others have said, and to borrow a phrase from the european union itself, looking to de—risk, not decouple from china. the other thing that leaders will talk about today is how to ensure we are fully aligned around the fact to deliver the clean energy transition. critical minerals and other key materials essential for ensuring ...

hear in the next few minutes? >> reporter: they are walking into the room where they will have this bilateral meeting, this is at a hotel here in hiroshima. the president there shaking the prime ministers hand. and this is real an important moment. u.s. officials say that they view prime the prime minister a political ally in the surprising role that he has taken over the war in ukraine and applying sanctions on russia that havent been a guarantee. so you hear a lot from american offic...

condemned internationally. now on bbc news, its time for the interview with sheikh hasina. bangladeshs prime minister sheikh hasina has been in powerfor last 1a years. hersupporters hasina has been in powerfor last 1a years. her supporters described her as a saviour, and her critic says she is a dictator. they accuse her of human rights abuses. in a rare and wide—ranging interview with the bbc, sheikh hasina sits down with yalda hakim to discuss some of the most important issues faci...

dystopian nightmare for the redundancy of humanity? will you be laid off in this repurchasing of people or are you relatively late back? look at the tractor, industrial revolution, migration to the towns, agricultural automation, i should say, migration to the towns, the rights of the industrial proletariat, that was a revolution or two. proletariat, that was a revolution ortwo. rishi sunak proletariat, that was a revolution or two. rishi sunak says we need what equals guardrails in pl...

hello and welcome to the programme. america grammy award—winning singer tina turner, widely hailed as the queen of rock and roll, has died. she was 83 years old. her publicist said she had been suffering from a long illness. born anna mae bullock in the state of tennessee, she became famous in the late 1960s performing as a duo in a turbulent musical partnership with her abusive husband ike turner. as a solo artist with global hits like whats love got to do with it, the best and priv...

andrew weissmann joins us to. he would have been great on that stage. it is not his normal form, but, it needed a courtroom approach. a more perseis, targeted question, then many of the questions we got. so, we will try to see, and we might have some suggestions. >> i would like to see andrew weissmann versus trump, but i would like to see it in a courtroom. that is another matter, for another day. i will be watching, lawrence. >> i think cnn did the best they could, it using conventio...

its a time of enormous turmoil. >> shut up in here. >> the 60s are over, dad. >> heres michael at the foul line, a shot on ehlo. good! >> [ laughs ] >> we intend to cover all the news all the time. we wont be signing off until the world ends. >> isnt that special? >> any tool for human expression will bring out both the best and the worst in us, and television has been that. >> they dont pay me enough to deal with animals like this. >> people are no longer embarrassed to admit they wat...

if you have just joined if you havejustjoined us it is time for the top business stories. we start here in the uk — where — in the next few hours the bank of england is widely expected to raise the cost of borrowing for the twelfth time in a row. the quarter—percent rise most economists are predicting would take the banks main interest rate to 4.5% — the highest it has been in almost 15 years. the big question though — will it be enough to start to get inflation, which is sti...