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Sportsday

two wins out of three, two clean sheets. that is an important factor because sometimes we forget they were giving everything to carry— they were giving everything to carry themselves today. they had a — carry themselves today. they had a lot _ carry themselves today. they had a lot more chances than we had a lot more chances than we had today— had a lot more chances than we had today but we had two goals and that — had today but we had two goals and that was pleasing. everton play liverpool next who'll be boosted by winning at fulham today to keep alive their title hopes. trent alexander—arnold put liverpool ahead with a superb curling free—kick, and after fulham levelled it, they forged ahead again with two more goals including one from ryan gravenberch — his first premier league goal. liverpool are now level on points with arsenal who lead on goal difference. of course we want to stay in that race. it is clear. for that we have to win football games obviously. obviously last night arsenal, winning at will.

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Newsday

2017 on this very course by mary kittany. also, there was some brilliant races in the wheelchair races, especially by marcel hugh, who one his fourth out of four, the silver bullet doing it again. the swiss katherine de bruyne dominated her race. this year, taking home the exact same prize money as able—bodied athletes, after organisers said this would be the most inclusive london marathon winner ever. £44,000 for the winner. it's notjust about the elites, but for these guys �* about the elites, but for these guys — raising money for charity, training for 16—20 weeks. earlier, icaught charity, training for 16—20 weeks. earlier, i caught up with an actor you may well know from ted lasso, phil dunster. he told me an emotional story about his reason for running — because of the tragic death of

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Newsday

go. how was it for you, rosie? so good! i _ go. how was it for you, rosie? so good! i mean, _ go. how was it for you, rosie? so good! i mean, absolutely i so good! i mean, absolutely losing — so good! i mean, absolutely losing their voice because they were _ losing their voice because they were screaming the whole time. but to— were screaming the whole time. but to take part in a marathon — something that i never thought— — something that i never thought would have happened to me - _ thought would have happened to me - its— thought would have happened to me — it's truly a dream come true — true. five years true. — five years ago, this race hit a landmark £1 billion raised for charity. of course, that�s going to keep going up and up, especially with the record number of participants today. if you�ve been inspired by anything you have seen on our coverage of this fantastic race, the ballot opened yesterday, so why not get yourself a place for 2025? well done and congratulations to all those that finished and, to all those that finished and, to the london marathon as well, for being so inclusive. before we go, take a look at this — a magical moment shared by hawaiian surfer gabriella brian and a pod of dolphins as she won herfirst brian and a pod of dolphins as she won her first world championship tour event in a

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Asia Business Report

did was to wipe out the radar and anti—aircraft defence missiles at that site which were missiles there to protect the nuclear facilities to the north. israel's messages very clear — you fire 300 missiles at us, nothing happened, nothing hit. we fire 300 missiles at you and we actually wiped out the defence your nuclear research and of course creation of plutonium for bombs just beside that facility itself. that is a big message and the mall know so i suspect they gave you run back room to kind of say, oh, it was nothing etc etc but most importantly it gave them room to backtrack and they have duly done that because they realise their defence against what israel could do to them.— defence against what israel

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BBC News

acute malnutrition among children. one third of the children. one third of the children in gaza have acute malnutrition which will lead to irreversible impact on your physical and mental health and development of the children in gaza. they will suffer for a few decades because of what is happening right now. when i said 73,000 people have been injured, most of them are children, half of them have moderate to severe injuries. they will have some type of disability, physical disability for the rest of their lives in gaza, and you can of course imagine their mental health trauma, i have seen in the clinic children so traumatised because of the sounds of explosions that happen every night, and many of them have physical illness and one of the children i have seen in the displacement centre, i ask every child, what would you like to be in the future, and they say doctors. they like to be. as in the future, not fighters, except for one child,

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BBC News

roads are used to operate from the atlantic ocean to the red sea to the mediterranean so, it's a huge area that washington is no longer going to have intelligence coverage over. �* . , to have intelligence coverage over. �* ., , ., , over. are there any other plans from the pentagon, _ over. are there any other plans from the pentagon, do - over. are there any other plans from the pentagon, do we - over. are there any other plans| from the pentagon, do we know about how to cover that expansive of land? well, we've already heard _ expansive of land? well, we've already heard from _ expansive of land? well, we've already heard from the - expansive of land? well, we've i already heard from the pentagon that they are looking for new partners and looking for new places where they can base their drawings, whenever they have spoken to the leadership in neighbouring places which are further to the south of niger, others are less than ideal because it will be able to allow those drones to get the same reach for the north so all the way over libya and to the mediterranean which is of course an area of great concern for washington so, i think anything is going to be viewed as second best to the niger base that it had ten years or

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Sunday Night in America With Trey Gowdy

group of ordinary citizens sitting in a jury box is one of the great articles of our republic that one person can defeat the whole of governments, forcing a person could take on a large corporation and when that history will be made this week is a for some of former gone to trial criminal charges. but history has already told us what to do. may justice be done, though the heavens fall. johnny's now former federal prosecutor andrew - "fox news" legal editor, provide thank you for joining us and politics tends to ruin everything again 12 people said there are some beliefs aside in a polarizing defendant and base their verdicts solely on the evidence presented inside of a courtroom and are you confident that can be done. >> one of course it can be done, but my concern is for than anything else was that these chores will take their accused,

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BBC News

because without it, our enemy can advance further and can be in the centre of our city. translation: of course it is not too late. - in any case, it is needed, and whether it would be later or earlier, in any case it will help. there has been a constant flow of diplomats through kyiv as they have tried to pave the way for this bill to be passed. "better late than never" is the reaction we are hearing this weekend. "never" would have meant almost certain defeat for ukraine. however, "late" still means it'll be difficult for kyiv to change momentum on the battlefield straightaway. translation: this aid will strengthen ukraine and send the kremlin a powerful signal that it will not be the second afghanistan. the united states will stay with ukraine and it will protect democracy in the world. this is a show of leadership and strength. while the west has wavered, russia has stayed committed to its invasion. ukraine needs to make america's return count to keep moscow and western doubt at bay.

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Sportsday

this game first 70 minutes totally in control and we played very well and we scored great goals but then we allowed them to return in the game and we should not have allowed them. i we should not have allowed them. ., �* ~' . , ., them. i don't think any other team has _ them. i don't think any other team has been _ them. i don't think any other team has been as _ them. i don't think any other team has been as closed - them. i don't think any other. team has been as closed getting into a _ team has been as closed getting into a final without getting there _ into a final without getting there i_ into a final without getting there. i don't think we deserved it. ithink there. i don't think we deserved it. i think we deserve to go— deserved it. i think we deserve to go through. we were literally 20 seconds away from going — literally 20 seconds away from going to — literally 20 seconds away from going to the final and a toenail_ going to the final and a toenail off side. it is ridiculous really but it is what _ ridiculous really but it is what it _ ridiculous really but it is what it is. 0ur correspondent andy swiss was watching at wembley, he says united will have to put on a much improved performance, if they're to beat their rivals from across manchester in the final. if manchester united are have thrown away a three goal lead against a championship side goodness knows what that would have meant. jim radcliffe of course, the new manchester united co—owner, he was in the crowd, what he would have made a it and what possibly it might have meant for erik ten hag's future had united loss from being three goals up. we can

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The Sunday Show With Jonathan Capehart

an example of why republican, the republican majority can't have nice things, where they are trying to get any legislation. >> my mother used to tell me, i mean, this is republican on republican. this is a reminder of what most of this year has looks like in the house. speaker johnson put out the impeachment vote and failed. he put out votes that have failed and you have a republican not mincing words, describing his republican colleague on national television. that is really remarkable and i will not take sides, here. >> of course not, i would never put you on the spot of having to give an opinion because you are a news journalist. charlie, you are not. he's not just describing one person, this is a plural on

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