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is incredibly difficult, but that's not the main issue here. ihell is incredibly difficult, but that's not the main issue here. well done, llo d, 15 not the main issue here. well done, lloyd. 15 miles _ not the main issue here. well done, lloyd, 15 miles today. _ after all the training, the big day is almost here — we talk to a teenage runner about his first london marathon. and the first look at a brand—new taylor swift video — we're with fans as she releases her new album. and coming up on bbc news — as the fa cup prepares for its semi— final weekend, the decision to scrap replays has split football with the efl claiming it serves to threaten the future of the english game.
assistance and go to al—aqsa at the moment, what would you face? ihell. moment, what would you face? well, the situation — moment, what would you face? well, the situation in _ moment, what would you face? well, the situation in the _ moment, what would you face? well, the situation in the hospital— moment, what would you face? -ii the situation in the hospital is dire. we havejust a single doctor who is working in the emergency room. you have only two surgeons left you are responding to hundreds of needs in that hospital. you have so many casualties coming in every single hour who are in desperate need of life—saving support, so what you see inside of the hospital or at these heroic health workers, and i cannot stress it enough, these are people who have not slept in months, who have to have the same time look forfood who have to have the same time look for food and water for their own families who are also displaced. most of the doctors themselves are displaced many having moved from the north to the south, but there are only a few of them left in this hospital trying to literally stop people from dying here on the brink of death. , ., ., i. of death. does the un have anyone in central as of death. does the un have anyone in central gas at — of death. does the un have anyone in central gas at the _ of death. does the un have anyone in central gas at the moment? -
for women�*s football but as i said, this is something that is already increasing in the past few years. sergi, you�*re so loud there, we can�*t hear every word very impressive. it hasjust can�*t hear every word very impressive. it has just struck me then as i was straining to hear you a little bit how loud it is where you are and whether other reporters across england, compared to even just an hour ago, the atmosphere is really building. we have about 15 minutes or so till kick—off. just before i let you go, just one more thing on the women�*s game in spain because if this is a historic day in spain, if they win and they do it, they are probably slight underdogs at the moment, england probably favourites ahead of kick—off, but if spain do manage to do it, what kind of impact will that have? ihell. of impact will that have? well, definitely we _ of impact will that have? well,
chat and interview with some celebrities. how do you think that affected other presenters and other chat shows going forward? ihell affected other presenters and other chat shows going forward?- chat shows going forward? well it chan . ed chat shows going forward? well it changed the _ chat shows going forward? well it changed the game, _ chat shows going forward? well it changed the game, because - chat shows going forward? well it | changed the game, because before that it was very much sort of a formal setting, celebrities would come in and talk for a few minutes and it wouldn't be this in—depth interview that he would get out of his guests. that changed the way, because other guests that would come in, they, no one would know what to expect, even as parkinson came on, celebrities would be surprised at how much emotion he could get out of them and other stars with their own shows would look at parkinson and replicate that and that has been happening since. if you look at the chat shows now, it is kind of following that format and has gone away from the more formal format
some thundery, but there will be some thundery, but there will be some sunshine around. because the air is coming down from the north, a cool direction, these temperatures are below par, generally the mid to high teens for most, 20 or 21 in the south—east. eitherthe high teens for most, 20 or 21 in the south—east. either the heaviest of the showers eastern scotland and eastern england, some of them could be quite thundery and could cause some localised flooding. further west, a better chance of staying dry with sunshine on friday. those temperatures are below par for the time of year. we can stay is unsettled, another area of low pressure moving in. sunshine and showers, some quite heavy and pretty disappointing temperatures once again. that's it from me. back to you then. thanks very much indeed. as promised we go back to the women's world cup. and are playing china in theirfinal group d game, back to jane dougall in adelaide. it was 3—0 when we talk to you before. what is the score now? ihell was 3-0 when we talk to you before.
to give a real solution to the crisis and have provided poor economic and social governance. joining me live is abdurahman alkassoum, a political analyst in niamey. but before that, let's get an update from our correspondence. chris, what is the latest that you can tell us thatis is the latest that you can tell us that is coming in from niger, which now has a new president? ihell. that is coming in from niger, which now has a new president? well, the new leader. — now has a new president? well, the new leader, general— now has a new president? well, the | new leader, general abdourahamane tchiani, has sought the cooperation of niger to support the effort in bringing about security of the country. however, this to itself has sent a strong messages to the west
feel that there is nobody there to support them. that is a story i have had from other people as well and that anger is really directed at the airlines. they feel that the airlines. they feel that the airlines didn't have enough staff from the beginning of the day but as repatriation flights have been arriving, they haven't been given the support they need. of course, there is the foreign office's rapid deployment team here to help connect airlines and passengers together to make this process a little easier. but when you've been through trauma like a bat, you are going to feel like a bat, you are going to feel like you need a little bit more. that is how people generally fail. we will talk throughout the course of today's programme over the next couple of hours. thanks for the latest. live now to lisa bousfield — a tourist in rhodes from the uk who's been forced to evacuate her hotel. lisa, thank you so much for being live with us on the programme. why don't you start by describing what the last 2a to 36 hours have been like for you and your family? ihell.
of those guys should be a part of the european team. finally, frankie dettori will be in the saddle at the epsom derby for a final time this saturday with the chance to win te prestigious race for a third time in his career. the 52—year—old has been a jockey for more than 30 years with 3,000 wins to his name including two at the derby in 2007 and 2015. speaking to the bbc earlier on the italian said this is one of the most special races on the calendar. this is why i came into racing, to try to win the derby. it's the most important race that we have got to offer. so it's my last one, obviously, you know, you know that, and i will try to make it count. find and i will try to make it count. and and i will try to make it count. and a sentimentality _ and i will try to make it count. and a sentimentality around the race, what does it mean, the derby? ihell. what does it mean, the derby? well, eve hina. what does it mean, the derby? well, everything- when _ what does it mean, the derby? well, everything. when you _ what does it mean, the derby? well, everything. when you start _ what does it mean, the derby? -ii everything. when you start to do what i do, if you are a professional
is well on evacuations. there have been air strikes reported today and heavy fighting in many regions in particular in da for. so you could say it is holding to some degree but certainly there is continued aggression from both sides. we know it is re aggression from both sides. we know it is pretty dangerous _ aggression from both sides. we know it is pretty dangerous on _ aggression from both sides. we know it is pretty dangerous on the - it is pretty dangerous on the ground. and i wonder if i can ask you, tobias ellwood, what is the best chance of some kind of revolution? is it resolution within the country itself or with the need to be outside brokers? ihell the country itself or with the need to be outside brokers?— the country itself or with the need to be outside brokers? well i think ou listed to be outside brokers? well i think you listed carefully _ to be outside brokers? well i think you listed carefully and _ to be outside brokers? well i think you listed carefully and underlined| you listed carefully and underlined the outside influence that countries have on this country. you did not mention— have on this country. you did not mention russia which is provided weapons — mention russia which is provided weapons systems to both gen abdel
certain crimes much more than others. 0bviously, certain crimes much more than others. obviously, the murder of a nine—year—old girl, however, whatever the circumstances, is something that is going to affect her close family and friends incredibly. and they will never truly recover from it. incredibly. and they will never truly recoverfrom it. but incredibly. and they will never truly recover from it. but also incredibly. and they will never truly recoverfrom it. but also it has a real impact on the wider society, on the streets where she lived, in liverpool there is a city and on us as a country, also. ihell and on us as a country, also. well ut, and on us as a country, also. well put. mark. _ and on us as a country, also. well put, mark. thank _ and on us as a country, also. well put, mark. thank you _ and on us as a country, also. well put, mark. thank you very much for that. just to remind people who are watching in various different devices, the live pages up and running on this. what it gives you there is some of the dispatches from judith moritz who is inside court, the cameras are not bowling at the moment, sojudith are sending updates to us here in the newsroom and that to that life page on the