by the russian news. they published that i am without legs and without hands. and like, i was killed by them. they are professionals in propaganda. i am alive and i will protect my country. adriana, like many other ukrainians, joined the volunteer battalion when russia invaded ukraine back in 201a. she spent a year with the battalion, which, like many of the others, was subsequently subsumed into the official army. although not militarily trained she showed strong combat skills, including shooting. when you are on the front line and when you see a target, how do you feel about it? is it a target or a person? it depends on the situation. sometimes it s a person because they are people. but if it will not be for me a target, i will be a target for them. it s a scenario shared by many in this hospital here.
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failings in the initial investigation. it s a reminder of that that i don t think these events will make any tangible difference to the met in that sense. it does raise questions, however, about the length of this misconduct investigation. the national crime agency started looking into these matters back in 201a, 201a! that s nine years ago. their investigation took until 2020 before they passed a file of evidence to the crown prosecution service. we should ask the question, why has it taken them so long? was it worth all that public money? i think there are some very serious questions to ask about the handling of this. we know these are complicated matters but it does seem like an inordinate length of time. do have an idea of how much it cost? i assume there will be questions over that. ~ ., , ., i assume there will be questions overthat. ~ ., , over that. millions of pounds. i don t have over that. millions of pounds. i don t have a over that. millions of pounds. i don t have a f
scientists we saw so much during the pandemic, sir patrick vallance. catherine burns, thanks very much. the women s ashes series is under way in nottingham. it s a different format to the men s event england are playing australia in a test match at trent bridge, but this will be followed by a number of one day and t20 matches. england haven t beaten australia in the women s ashes for nine years. at lunch, the visitors are 100 for two. jo currie reports. test stadiums and record ticket sales. this women s ashes is promising to be the biggest and best yet. what are you hoping to see on day one of the test? lots of australian wickets. 0r, vice versa, lots of england runs. looking forward to seeing the women play well. and exciting cricket. and beating the aussies into the ground. - yeah! england haven t won the ashes now since 201a. if that s to change this summer, they say they re going to need to do things a little bit differently, and disrupt australia, who have now been so dominant
row as a two time wimbledon champion continues his strong form ahead of this years s championship. he will return to the world s top a0 on monday and will seek more wins at queens. americans rickie fowler and wyndham clark will head into the final round of the us open with a one shot lead over the rest of the field. fowler could have had the outright lead, but three putted his final hole, meaning he had to settle for an even par round of 70. in contrast, clark produced this sublime approach at the eighteenth to set up his fourth birdie of the day, and a one under par round of 69. fowler and clark are on 10 under for the tournament. just one shot behind them is northern ireland s rory mcilroy, who won the last of his four majors back in 201a. i felt like i played ifelt like i played really smart solid golf. hit a lot of fairways and greens, sort of felt somewhat