should have been a positive but wall street was actually expecting the company to have added more paid membership. netflix lost more than 1 million subscribers in the first six months of 2022 and moving forward, the company has also warned of weaker growth in the months ahead. our north america business correspondent some hussein has the latest. last year, netflix reported not one but two quarters red lost customers. it was the first time the company has reported a loss in subscribers in ten years. these latest results show again for subscribers, thatis show again for subscribers, that is good, but it s actually much less than what investors were expecting. netflix had come up with a plan to try and crackdown on password sharing and it was meant to rule out in this first quarter but the company decided to hold back until the second quarter of the year. and to try and make up for lost subscribers last year, and netflix had created an and funded streaming service which was chea
damar hamlin has been cleared to return to play in the nfl, four months after suffering a cardiac arrest on the field. welcome to the programme. fourteen time european champions real madrid are on the march once again. they re through to the semi finals of the champions league after finishing the job against chelsea in london. 2 0 up from the first leg, a brace from rodrygo completed a 4 0 aggregate win. joe wilson was there for another frustrating night for chelsea. based on recent experience how would you imagine this game had panned out for chelsea? a lot of decent early possession, plenty of chances that they could not take? definitely. ultimately undone a team with a more coherent gameplan? absolutely. that was real madrid. today chelsea had a great scorch chance to score in the 10th minute. the wing backs were working. reese james all over, a great save still goalless at halftime and you could sense there lingering belief among chelsea supporters that they knew that one
sudan s rival generals have agreed a 24 hour ceasefire, after four days of intense fighting in the capital, khartoum, and other towns. the country s de facto leader, general abdel fattah al burhan, said the ceasefire would start at six o clock tonight though other members of the army have denied that. the head of the rival rapid support forces, general mohamed hamdan dagalo, said he had approved the ceasefire, to ensure the evacuation of wounded civilians. these are the latest pictures from the capital, khartoum. at least 180 people have been killed so far, hundreds more have been injured by air strikes and shelling in crowded residential areas. the red cross says it s nearly impossible to provide humanitarian assistance to people in the capital. it s receiving desperate calls from people hiding in cellars, some of them injured. the health system is close to collapse, with reports of military forces occupying health centres. the united nations says it intends to stay in the