she will play the world number one in the final on saturday. reflecting on the protest after the match, she said she would rather it hadn t happened in her match but she 100% belief in climate change and could belief in climate change and could be angry with the protest is because they were peaceful. she believes you have to preach exactly what you believe in. it will be coco gauff s second attempt to win a grand slam singles final afterfinishing runner up to poland s iga swiatek at the 2022 french open. her opponent aryna sabalenka, knows the home fans will be on gauff s side and, is expecting another tough challenge, after she came back from losing the first eight games of her semifinal with another american, madison keys. she is moving very well. she is hungry, she kind of had nothing to lose. and she knows the crowd are going to support her. i think that is what makes a difficult opponent. i ve been focusing on myself. i believe i ve been focusing on myself. i believe i
through the process. the met has been trying to rebuild public trust following several high profile cases involving serving officers being convicted of serious crimes, including rape and murder. let s speak to dr charlotte proudman, a barrister and founder of right to equality, which campaigns to change discriminatory laws against women. thank you for coming on the programme. what was your reaction when you heard his comments this morning? i when you heard his comments this mornin: ? . , when you heard his comments this mornin: ? .,, , when you heard his comments this mornin? ., , , when you heard his comments this mornin? , ., morning? i was very disappointed to hear his comments morning? i was very disappointed to hear his comments that morning? i was very disappointed to hear his comments that we - morning? i was very disappointed to hear his comments that we still - morning? i was very disappointed to | hear his comments that we still have a way to go around potential
and on the first anniversary of the death of queen elizabeth, a previously unseen photo is released. gun sat lieutena nts gun sat lieutenants mark the first year of the king s reign. and coming up on bbc news. american teenager coco gauff is through to her first us open lutes good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the head of the metropolitan police says the force is exploring the possibility of whether staff at wandsworth prison helped daniel khalife escape the jail on wednesday morning. sir mark rowley said the escape was clearly pre planned and described it as extremely concerning . daniel khalife, who s a terrorism suspect, got out strapped to the underside of a delivery lorry. overnight, police searched richmond park, three miles from the prison in southeast london. matt graveling has the latest on the search which is into its third day with no confirmed sightings of the escaped prisoner. 2500 acre, it is london s largest royal park and this morning poli
sighting of daniel khaleef, the 21 year old terror and spying suspect, who escaped from wandsworth jail two days ago. daniel khalife. this is a new image of the former soldier, and a reward of £20,000 is now being offered for information leading to his recapture. a member of the public says they saw him crawl from beneath a van about a mile from the prison, still dressed in the chef s uniform he was wearing while working in the prison kitchen. detectives say he d managed to cling onto the underside of the vehicle, using straps, as it left the jail. the met have released of images showing the chef s uniform daniel khalife would have been wearing as he escaped from the kitchens of the prison. the head of the metropolitan police also says the force is exploring the possibility of whether staff at wandsworth prison actually helped him escape. live now to new scotland yard, and our correspondent helena wilkinson. i think crucially, detectives now have something concrete potent
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