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away 46—0, defeated. they will be bruised from that and need to show an improvement today. they have a point to prove against italy, a team who also only had one winter day, they know they can target points. the captain says they need to get their back row, in her words world—class back row come into the game today. whatever happens today, kick—off in italy is in around 3.5 hours' time. kick-off in italy is in around 3.5 hours' time-— kick-off in italy is in around 3.5 hours' time. . ~' , . hours' time. thank you very much indeed, hours' time. thank you very much indeed. from _ hours' time. thank you very much indeed, from twickenham. - the snooker world championship is under way at the crucible and the current champion, luca brecel, is at the table, as the first two matches commenced this morning. the belgian bullet�*s up against england's david gilbert, in the first round. he is currently 6—3 up at the interval. the first in nine frames wins it. wales's jakjones is at the other table. you can keep up—to—date with all the latest from the world championship via the bbc sport website. to the football. manchester city were knocked out of the champions league quarter finals by real madrid this week, but can still win a double with the next step,
brecel made two century breaks to end the first session with a six frames to three lead. and these are the live pictures from the crucible — brecel is also in action. the final session between purcell and his opponent there, the best of 19 frames wins it. there it is. brecel has got another frame in the final session. the winner faces the victor of robert milkens or pang junxu, who play on monday. catch up with all that as well on the bbc sport website and the red button. one of the favourites this year, judd trump, has the advantage in his opening tie with hossein vafaei. trump is also six frames to three up against his opponent in the first round. the pair get the final session under way tomorrow afternoon. 2019 champion trump, one of the main men to watch in sheffield, with five ranking titles
its recruiting goal big time as threats from our adversaries continue to grow. will: plus a traj pick legal ruling mom admitted to smothering her baby while high on meth walks free. and the judge is already facing calls to resign over another case. nicole: but first brian kilmeade with a look at what's coming up tonight on one nation. hague, brian. >> don't miss one nation topght at 9:00 great show amongst my great roster jim trusty opening arguments for the defense in the big trump trial and worked for donald trump for a while. micro he's happy because blue collar jobs are coming back in and then most exciting people i have met with a y yove never heard. bobby gun jr., a bear knuckle champion tough as they come nice as they come all coming up on one nation. i dare you not to watch. ♪ ♪ but even though time has passed, his risk of a second attack hasn't.
the finest of margins there. sweden's mondo duplantis has bettered his own pole vault world record at the diamond league meeting in china. duplantis, the reigning olympic, two—time world and european champion, sailed over 6.21; metres to improve by 1cm his previous best set in oregon last year, this latest world record is the eighth of his career. just keep trying to jump higher. just keep trying tojump higher. you know, you never know whenever you are going to get really great conditions, and whenever you're going to have that perfect weather and whenever you're good to be in good shape, and the weather is very, very important for breaking a world record. you need everything to be in the right place, and today everything was great. great energy in the stadium, of course the track's amazing, and no wind, so it wasjust track's amazing, and no wind, so it was just up to me to jump high and track's amazing, and no wind, so it wasjust up to me tojump high and i wasjust up to me tojump high and i was able to do it. let's return to our top story on sportsday — the fa cup semifinal between chelsea and manchester city. city are into the final, after a cagey1—0 win over their opponents at wembley.
a local labour stalwart hopes to win back what was once a heartland for his party — a win for chris mcewan would ease keir starmer�*s path nationally. and the lib dem outsider placing the fight of child poverty at the heart of his campaign. over the past decade or so, tees valley felt neglected by the party that thought it was the area's champion. and so voters delivered a series of bloody noses to labour, twice electing a conservative mayor and then injecting labour from the prized parliamentary seat of hartlepool in a by—election, the lowest of low points. and so that's why this mayoral contest reverberates way beyond here. a tory win and rishi sunak will grab a lifeline. a labour win and keir starmer, well, he will believe he really is on a roll. i think this is the headline grabber.
decision that i think impedes on my freedom of expression ryan, whether it's in the streets around campus, to get back to my original question, where do we draw the line between anti-war protest and anti-semitism? well, certainly when it comes to private universities, they have wide discretion over which speakers they wanted to champion. this is something that folks on campus as i've been saying, for a great many years now. and i think that i'm talking about student protests. what wind is it just we don't like what's going on in gaza and we oppose it. and when does that become a look when you're dealing with harassment and intimidation, when you're using violent language, when you're disrupting classrooms and the larger student experience at columbia, when you have a large encampment at a place that is meant to be a commons for the larger student community. that is something that in my view, shouldn't be tolerated. and then beyond that, you have a lot more genuine harassment
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music: god save the king bryn's status as a national icon means he was personally chosen by king charles to perform at his coronation. cheering bryn terfel�*s towering presence and booming voice is also effective offstage. he's a big champion of the arts and relishes bringing music to the public. i think we're in a time when lots of cultural institutions and classical music itself, perhaps, is being called into question. what's the value of it? is it too elitist? and a figure like bryn is what we need — somebody who symbolises, really, the power of communication and music. it's about showing people how important music is in all of our lives. he embodies that, and that is the most powerful advocacy he can perform for music. singing continues everything he does conveys
follow all those scores on the bbc sport website. let's have a quick look at some of the other sports stories on this busy saturday. iga swiatek�*s ten—match winning run at the stuttgart open came to an end. the reigning champion and world number one was beaten by elena rybakina over three sets in the semi—finals. the kazakastan player won 6—3, 4—6, 6—3. two—time grand slam winner garbine muguruza has confirmed her retirement from tennis. the spanish former world number one triumphed in the french open in 2016 before winning wimbledon the following year. the 30—year—old hasn't played since january last year. toyota's elfyn evans came second—best in a head—to—head battle with world rally championship leader thierry neuville in the croatia rally. evans is 4.9 seconds behind the leader going into the final day, with frenchman vincent landais also in the mix in the top—three. catalans dragons are back on top of the superleague table after thrashing hull kr by 36—6 in france. dragons put last week's
mike johnson was forced to rely on democratic votes to pass these aid bills, just as he has had to rely on democratic votes to do basic governing, like keep the government from shutting down last month. and his majority just got smaller with mike gallagher set to officially retire after voting today. that means speaker johnson can only afford to lose one republican vote, one vote until a special election next month replace the former speaker, kevin mccarthy, who left congress at the end of last year. this dynamic could spell real trouble for speaker johnson, especially since a trio of far right members of the conference are threatening to oust him in retaliation for bringing a boat on ukraine aid. the congressman are now cosponsors of a motion to vacate against johnson, filed by the thorny champion of chaos,