Us his thoughts at the conclusion of that summit what looks like very shortly. but before all that, let s head to the sports centre and catch up head to the sports centre and catch up with the latest round up. good afternoon. the quarter finals action at wimbledon continues today. let s go to the top of the broadcast centre in wimbledon. a big win for ons jabeur. centre in wimbledon. a big win for onsjabeur- centre in wimbledon. a big win for ons jabeur. ., . , ons jabeur. revenge for ons jabeur. she is a wimbledon ons jabeur. revenge for ons jabeur. she is a wimbledon semifinalist - she is a wimbledon semifinalist again. she has beaten elena rybakina, the defending champion, in a repeat of last year s final, but this time ons jabeur coming out on the right side of it. she did drop the right side of it. she did drop the first set. she probably should have won it but what a response from the tunisian, and eleanor are back in s save failing her. she was struggling as ons jabeur took it
Prospect of other potential suspects. and she has won an early round. in november 2016, a judge granted her access to some of the evidence so her experts could perform new forensic tests, including more advanced testing on a breeze blood from the rav4. in june 2017, she filed a motion asking for a new trial for every. in a statement she told dateline, we will be able to demonstrate exactly how the evidence was planted in the early part of the investigation. avery, she insists, was framed for a crime he did not commit. but in october 2017, i wisconsin circuit court denied that request. she put to the wisconsin court of appeals and promised that she is just beginning to fight. as for former prosecutor, ken kratz and his new book, it s eleanor dismisses his claims of avery s treatment of women and
Like eleanor, in county down. i m -a in: like eleanor, in county down. my paying almost triple the amount which i was a few years ago. and that s along with all the other price increases, like the energy increases, food increases. the entire mortgage increases, food increases. the entire mortgage market is in a state of flux with lenders offering and withdrawing new rates on a daily basis, which is a headache for mortgage brokers trying to find the best deals. we ve seen a lot of fear, anic deals. we ve seen a lot of fear, panic amongst deals. we ve seen a lot of fear, panic amongst our deals. we ve seen a lot of fear, panic amongst our customers, l panic amongst our customers, particularly those who have mortgages coming up and are facing a significant mortgages coming up and are facing a significant increase in the monthly payments significant increase in the monthly payments they ve become accustomed to over payments they ve become accustomed to over the payments they ve become accustomed to over the last 2 5 years. payments they ve become accustomed to over the last 2-5 years. to over the last 2-5 years. those deals would to over the last 2-5 years. those deals would have to over the last 2-5 years. those deals would have been to over the last 2-5 years. those deals would have been agreed i to over the last 2-5 years. those j deals would have been agreed at around 2.5%, the average two year fixed now is around 6%. the
Killing all passengers and crew on board. ukraine and russia have been going had had at the top united nations court over moscow s alleged backing of the progression separatists blamed for this disaster. that is at the international court of justice have been hearing ukraine s claim that moscow violated a un antiterrorism treaty by equipping and funding progression forces who international investigations concluded shot dally ms eleanor with a missile. our corresponding reports. these sides spend the entire day sitting side by side inside the peace palace, to the international court ofjustice. this case centred on hostilities of almost a decade ago but ukraine s eight and began by basing them firmly in the present with the references to the breaching of the dam in ukraine. he says that russia
Royal family traditionally don t speak publicly about such personal issues. and, as we saw previously, prince william, we know, settled out of court with wannabe publishers. and so, it will be interesting to see exactly what prince harry has to say in the witness box and also how he performs under what will be no doubt intense pressure. when he faces cross examination. doubt intense pressure. when he faces cross-examination. eleanor, for now, faces cross-examination. eleanor, for new. thank faces cross-examination. eleanor, for now, thank you. faces cross-examination. eleanor, for now, thank you. i faces cross-examination. eleanor, for now, thank you. i know - faces cross-examination. eleanor, for now, thank you. i know you - faces cross-examination. eleanor, | for now, thank you. i know you will keep us up to date and there are any further developments there today, but tomorrow of course the big day when prince harry will give evidence. it is worth doing if you want to stay up to date on all of this you can check out our live page, it is running on the bbc website. if you click the play bottom at the top there is a livestream with all the latest as we get it from the court, but there are plenty of details there, including on the left of the main summary of the points you may need to do is this trial gets under way. but we will have full coverage of course on television for you on bbc news, but details on the website should you
We run out of money is going to be june 5th, not june 1st, so that puts us on schedule. it is a tight schedule but it is on schedule. and is that the sense that you re getting from lawmakers, that you ve been talking to, aides as well, on capitol hill, that there is this sense of optimism that they re going to be able to get this done in time? yes, absolutely. i mean we are seeing a lot more positivity here in the last couple of days, even from last night, on to today, than it was earlier this week, when speaker mccarthy and the white house, it seems like, were still kind of both on the consensus that they weren t even close. so now, we re seeing a lot more positivity, optimistic, and it looks like a deal could get done as soon as today. all right, so eleanor, what is behind this kind of last-minute thing? i mean we ve heard the white house emphasize they had an offer back in march, and republicans on the hill said they had one, too. so why are we now down to eight days final countdown?
You know, not everyone is going to get everything they want, someone is going to have to give in, the white house has made it very clear, that it really did not want to give in to the social safety net programs, you know, that eleanor just kind of spelled out. and at the same time, you know, there are some republicans who say there s got to be some cutting here and there. so in the end, will it be an issue of both sides, having to compromise on something? or are these things, these social safety net programs, largely going to be protected? that s a great question. and that s one that, you know, we re all looking out for. as you mentioned, you know, the work requirements are probably the major sticking point. i mean the white house last night defended, kind of attacked republicans on them wanting to, you know, cut that, and get rid of some of the programming there, but you know, republicans also are really adamant on making sure that you know, those are more stringent. you know, right now, i do think