we will be live in belfast in a moment or two. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre now. we ll start with the first 147 maximim break at this year s world snooker championship, it s come on day 5 at the crucible is sheffield from kyren wilson in his 2nd round match against ryan day. the maximum break, where you pot all 15 reds, 15 blacks and all the colours has only been done 12 times before in the history of the tournament. and what about this for nerves of steel? there s also a prize pot totalling £55,000 that wilson would take home if no one else can match him. as for the match itself they ll resume this evening in sheffield with wilson leading day by 6 frames to 3. the winner plastohn higgins in the second round. 0n the other table, england s jack lisowski has beaten noppon saengkham of thailand by ten frames to seven. lisowski will face the winner of the match betweenjudd trump and anthony mcgill, that s going on right now. mcgill leads 7 5. later, m
more on the headline stories in a moment, but let s round up the sport and go to the sports centre and will perry. they hope to set up a last four tie against the holders, real madrid. what you have to do to achieve it is be ourselves as much as possible. our game plan is to stick until the end and do our game and our game. as much as possible, and when it s not possible, it s because they were better, not because we couldn t do it or something we were not. bur; better, not because we couldn t do it or something we were not. buy a new capital it or something we were not. buy a new capital to it or something we were not. buy a new capital to do. bayern have it all to do, only four teams in history have overturned a three goal deficit in the champions league. sadio mane is available to play following his bust up with leroy sane after the first leg. mane was suspended for their draw with hoffenheim and fined. their manager thinks they ve wasted the chance to turn the situat
People killed in the strike. Matthew harding says the men were all valued team members, to whom we were very close. It was a tragic loss. He and the men were working as security and safety advisers to the convoy and they were returning to the compound after delivering food aid. He said their roles were to ensure that the convoy followed its Safety Procedures and stays on the correct route and to be on hand should anything untoward occurred. He adds that the man would also have worked to remove people from immediate danger should the convoy had come underfire. Here in cornwall, the flag and the Rugby Football Club where James Henderson played, is flying at half mast today in his memory. Internationally, there has been widespread condemnation of the strike and World Leaders are calling for an explanation. The Foreign Secretary lord cameron has spoken to the media about the deaths of the aid workers. Heres what he had to say. The dreadful events at the last two day is our moment when we s
Rishi sunak pays tribute to the three british aid workers killed in the attack describing the deaths as an awful, awful tragedy as politicians in the uk call for an arms embargo. Dozens remain trapped in road tunnels in taiwan after the biggest earthquake there in 25 years. At least nine people have died, with more than 800 injured. And the president of botswana threatens to send 20,000 elephants to germany in a dispute over conservation. Time for a look at the Business News now. Good afternoon, a quick look at our top stories. Energy leaders are faced with multiple diverse challenges on the path to net zero. Amongst them are ensuring energy security, affordability and delivering wider economic goals right around the world. In particular, Global Energy systems are showing signs of deficiencies and strains everywhere. These are the findings of the 2024 World Energy Issues monitor, a Major International survey by the world energy council. Dr Angela Wilkinson is secretary general and c
about, what, six hours disruption, around about $60 million damage. that was the statement what they have given yesterday, but given the fact that i think these machines are highly sensitive and they need to be checked very carefully in order to make sure that the wafers produced there are coming out in high quality. when you think about the share of advanced processed notes for the foundry business, this is more than 65% for the world s production, is basically on this island. ai servers 100% for the usa is produced in taiwan. so i think in this regard, taiwan has learned from their devestating earthquake in 1999, which was 25 years ago, where there was a power outage for almost one week before they could turn back. this has not happened yesterday. so taiwan was better prepared to cope with the situation. given there is so much chip making that happens in taiwan and it plays such a sort of an outsized role in the chip making industry, do you think this will give other com