Now on bbc news, its sportsday. Hello, welcome to Saturday Sportsday live from the bbc sport centre. Im ben croucher. Celtic celebrate as victory over rangers puts the scottish title tantalisingly close. But football can give you all the feels not always the happy ones. All the reaction to come as from a big day at both ends of the Premier League. And it looked like an easy win but well tell you why englands t20 win over pakistan was anything but. Also coming up on sportsday. Get the abacus out as Northampton Saints go try crazy in the premiership. And on the 75th Anniversary of the Badminton Horse Trials well chat to a couple of british contenders. Its a phrase youll be used to hearing at this time of year all but. When you want to celebrate inevitably do but need to temper those festivities just slightly. When a team has done everything but mathmatically secure the title. In scotland, celtic are happy not only because they beat rivals rangers 2 1, but because it means that have all b
Of wind from storm agnes through wednesday. It will still be pretty bursary on thursday. Still some rain and showers that they were. As when stating while to come down. Then we will probably see another bout of heavy showers working across the uk as we go through friday. Thanks, chris. And thats bbc news at six. You can keep up with all the latest developments on bbc website. From the six team, its goodbye. The news continues here on bbc one as now its time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are. Hello there. I am 0lly foster. Here is what is coming up for you on sportsday this evening. Making Cricket A Game for everyone. But the ecb say they cant meet all the recommendations of an equality and diversity report. After the wallabies are walloped by wales, eddies jones is feeling the heat at the world cup. Anarchy at ajax as their fans force their game against feyenoord to be abandoned, the dutch fa say they have to finish the match this week. Al
[national anthem] [national anthem] [national anthem] pete good morning and welcome to fox friends. It is saturday, april 20th. Year of our lord, 2024. And you continue to send us phenomenal photos for our nations an them. What a beautiful, beautiful start to the morning. Pete we do that every saturday, every sunday. And were glad to have you. Will dr. Nicole saphier in for Rachel Campos if duffy. We had hours, dogs, we had flag pete giant cranes will on a Crane Outside of a barn. We had a bald eagle nick can you get more american than that . With. Will and then, out of the blue, we have a pole vaulter. Pete athletics. Will awesome. Pete hopefully, it was a female pole vaulter. Nicole foreign female. Will would would never know, was that a male or female Pole Vaulting Competition . Zoom in and then ask. Pete we play never know. [laughter] will are you in the male or female division . More of that in just a moment on fox friends. Were going to start with this, protest it is across Ivy L
I think it is early advancements we are seeing in al. Tesla is probably one of the best ai out there. Clearly, execution is going to be the key over the coming years, but i think investors more and more starting to appreciate that tesla and musk are Playing Chess while others are playing checkers. Tesla is already the worlds most viable auto maker 2 trillion. What do you make of this decision to when you look at dojo, it is playing as a destructive auto player, a shot across the other auto makers. You will see autumn abeles more and more look at disruptive technology, look at the software. The emerging of technology in automotive that is going to another industrial revolution. Batteries for self driving ai, additional auto companies. That was dan ives additional auto companies. That was dan ives weighing in with his thoughts on that story. Indias Prime Minister and the Saudi Arabia Crown Prince held a meeting in new delhi right after the 620 summit that in concluded over the weekend. S
The uae and most recently algeria. International Emergency Workers arejoining the recovery effort, with some saying the government response is too slow. The bbc s tom batemen sends this report. Dawn lights up the destruction in the village of moulay brahim. Morocco s most remote hillsides have become encampments of the survivors. Hakima has lost contact with her son, who fled the village, she says, to get help. She was already grieving. Her husband had been sick and died before the quake came. We are staying in the streets. I feel bad for my son. His dad passed away and i have to take care of him, says hakima. People are here to help each other. The villages mosque, still standing, becomes a makeshift refuge. But in the morning we spent here, there were no signs of any official aid response. Hussein survived when his son freed him from the wreckage of their home. But his wife, fatna, was killed. My wife, she stayed in the house. The ceiling came down and struck her. This comes from god