charge, a lot of dry weather around and a little bit of rain towards the north and the best of the sunshine across england and wales and we could be into the low 20s in the warmest spots. take care. and that s bbc news at six. the news continues here on bbc one, as now its time to join our hello and welcome to sportsday i m jane dougall. my legacy is already exceptional! pep guardiola s words on the eve of manchester city s champions league semifinal against real madrid as they try to win the trophy for the first time. agony for archer as he s ruled out of the ashes. the fast bowler has a recurrence of the stress fracture in his right elbow and hasn t been named in england s test squad. another squad announcement, but for netball.head coachjess thirlby tells us what england s chances are in south africa this summer. welcome to the programme. where the business end of the meals pastorates competition of england football. tomorrow, the matchup between manchester city and ra
they are relaxed, and rather ominously, five champions league winners metals said they are obliged to win at this stage of the season because of the history, the weight of history on real madrid shoulders. thank you. wells, speaking of second legs tonight. both side desperate to get to the player final on wednesday the 27th of may and the chance to get back in the primer league. our reporter is outside for us. jonathan s reporter is outside for us. jonathan ., ., ,, ., jonathan s who will make it through to the most jonathan s who will make it through to the most lucrative jonathan s who will make it through to the most lucrative game - jonathan s who will make it through to the most lucrative game in - jonathan s who will make it through | to the most lucrative game in world cup football? that is of course the playoff championship final. both sides will fancy their chances of getting through that wembley final tomorrow night at the riverside. they were a non league club just nin
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volunteering, voting, showing up for school board meetings. not just scream lunatic anti-vaxxer theories or spread wild conspiracies but to participate and recognize the humanity in our fellow human beings. that sounds glib, but we too often retreat into our filter bubbles, ali. we need to break out and get back into rebuilding our communities block by block, vote by vote, day by day. you have both left me feeling a little more positive than when we started the conversation. i m so grateful to you both for the work you ve done, the words you ve written and the efforts you go to to try to preserve this democracy is fragile and important to us. i m grateful to you. jonathan s new book is out this week it s called it could happen here why america is tipping from hate to the unthinkable and how we can stop it. coming up, lighting the way forward with a little help from those who study the past when the 11th hour continues.
in the british parliament on plans for a national insurance rise, to pay for the nhs and social care in england. the plans to cap costs for social care will protect people against the catastrophic fear of losing everything . according to the health secretary, and the prime minister says that as well. under the plans no one will have to pay more than £86,000 for their care, but as tim muffett reports, some families are already facing huge costs. my name isjonathan, my mother s name isjean. she is 93, and she s had parkinson s for the last 20 years. as his mum s health has declined, jonathan s faced mounting costs emotional and financial. she has paid for her care herself all along it s about £267,000 now and that s come from £180,000 of savings, plus her earnings because she does have an income.