Sta rs Jeremy Corbyn has received a rock stars welcome at the glastonbury festival. The Labour Leader urged revellers to make a difference in. Lets find out how the sport is looking and we can cross to the Sports Centre for sportsday. Hello and welcome to sportsday with me katherine downes, and tim hague. The headlines this evening a pummelling for the pride the all blacks show the lions why theyre the best team in the world, and why beating them on home turf may prove too tough a task. Not the start they wanted englands women lose the first match of their World Cup Campaign to india. And at the European Team athletics championships, Great Britain are third after the opening day, as elidh doyle does her bit, with a seasons best in the 400metre hurdles. Good evening. It seems like its been a long time since the British And Irish Lions landed in new zealand, but today the test series finally started and the all blacks showed the lions precisely why this tour will be their biggest challen
Broke out in syria and the war has caused untold loss of life. Millions and millions of people are being displaced both inside syria and outside of it and it has led to the greatest Refugee Crisis since world war ii. A truce between the government and rebel groups is nominally in place but it is continually broken. After six years of conflict, the government is now backin of conflict, the government is now back in control of all the major cities in syria and we will focus on a few of them. The bbc has been looking at 2a hours in the life of several people across the country. We will start in hospital. The the syrian army and its allies drove all rebels from aleppos old city last year. That part of the city last year. That part of the city was almost completely evacuated. Sinners, some residents have returned and here is one of their stories. Just south of aleppo is a place called. The attempts to go on as normal include football games. Finally, we will return to the old city of the cap
Broke out in syria and the war has caused untold loss of life. Millions and millions of people are being displaced both inside syria and outside of it and it has led to the greatest Refugee Crisis since world war ii. A truce between the government and rebel groups is nominally in place but it is continually broken. After six years of conflict, the government is now backin of conflict, the government is now back in control of all the major cities in syria and we will focus on a few of them. The bbc has been looking at 2a hours in the life of several people across the country. We will start in hospital. The the syrian army and its allies drove all rebels from aleppos old city last year. That part of the city last year. That part of the city was almost completely evacuated. Sinners, some residents have returned and here is one of their stories. Just south of aleppo is a place called. The attempts to go on as normal include football games. Finally, we will return to the old city of the cap
say, hey, we re starting from scratch, guys. is kevin mccarthy going to be the next speaker? you wouldn t bet the farm on it today, would you? would you bet much on it? no, i wouldn t. look, can it happen? yes. is there a possibility of a deal? you know, but i m struck by two things. so far, how resolute the opposition has been. those 20 people who continue despite a lot of concessions on the part of mccarthy, but also by how firm the pro-mccarthy vote has been, the 200, and at a certain point, somebody has to give. either the opposition is doing to break or the support is going to break. if i had to bet right now, i think the support is going to break. i m looking isn t that amazing? am i boring you? the reason i m doing this is it happens to be every day. there s a method to my madness. i did a cursory glance through the post. and i have gone through, you know, 14, 15 pages so far.
tonight with the context, washington post s live anchor leigh ann caldwell andjim murphy, former cabinet minister, now at the political consultancy arden strategies. hello, welcome to the programme. generally speaking, winter weather does not favour an army that is on the move. the snow makes it harder to transport tanks and artillery with any speed. freezing temperatures will sap the morale of even the most determined soldiers. that said, you wouldn t bet against the ukrainians, who are buoyed by a series of sweeping gains. and who knows what the morale is like on the russian side? there are reports today of russian troops burning the bodies of their own soldiers on a landfill site, while retreating last week from kherson. but they have regained foaoting. and from the opposite bank of the dnipro river, the russians have now resumed the heavy shelling of the city. further south the ukrainian