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like the prime minister. we can debate that in the but i think there is a sense that it seems like classic borisjohnson. which perhaps makes it legible or makes people question if a man cannot use an umbrella should he make the decisions he has? umbrella should he make the decisions he has? , , ., decisions he has? moving swiftly on and let s go decisions he has? moving swiftly on and let s go to decisions he has? moving swiftly on and let s go to the decisions he has? moving swiftly on and let s go to the front decisions he has? moving swiftly on and let s go to the front page - decisions he has? moving swiftly on and let s go to the front page of - and let s go to the front page of the daily mail and a fantastic photograph of charlotte de chardin, who has become written s was are critically olympian yesterday. and it has to be said that after months and months of various sobering and grim news, the olympics are putting a smile on people s faces. yes. a smile ....
party, the one with the most seats? one of the mums of this campaign came in one of the previous televised debates were nicola sturgeon admitted her party taken its eye off the ball in government when it came to propose it was of key moments of this campaign. no one really is pretending anyone apart from the snp is going to win this election, most of the other parties focus their fire on trying to take some of the shine off the snp and trying to take it towards their party, so absolutely, i suspect ms sturgeon probably thinks these debates are particularly difficult for her. but everybody has a job to do tonight, and it s notjust about getting those core messages over. it s about enthusing your party, so nicola sturgeon has to get independence supporters and others to come out and vote for her on thursday, labour have to persuade people to vote for them on the reading list, for the greens and the lib dems this really matters to them for getting their message across. nick, ....
and division one leaders hampshire are up against it after day one against lancashire. lancashire won the toss and chose to bowl, a decision that paid off when 18 year old all rounder george balderson took three wickets and helped bowl out hampshire forjust 143. lancashire are 25 3 in theirfirst innings. you can follow all the twists and turns on the bbc sport website and bbc local radio. let s have a quick look at some of the day s other sports stories. britain s high commissioner to pakistan said the british government had not advised against england playing cricket in the country on security grounds. the ecb announced yesterday it was pulling out of planned t20 matches in pakistan for player welfare reasons, but christian turner said official travel advice had not changed. the former mclaren boss martin whitmarsh is returning to formula 1 with the aston martin team. he ll be overseeing their f1 project as chief executive officer. team owner lawrence stroll said whitm ....
police in england, who are searching for missing katie kenyon, are given more time to question a 50 year old man who s being held on suspicion of kidnap. uk bars and clubs that don t do enough to prevent spiking should lose their licences according to a new report from mps. the average food bill in the uk could increase by £271 this year. it would be the biggest increase in a decade. remembering harry billinge. the funeral of the d day veteran and fundraiser takes place today. hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. the un secretary general antonio guterres will meet the russian president vladimir putin in moscow today to try and find a way to end the war in ukraine. talks are expected to focus on mariupol where, despite declaring a victory, russian forces have failed to take the azovstal steelworks. ukraine has asked mr guterres to guarantee a humanitarian corridor to evacuate civilians sheltering inside the plant. the secretary general is expect ....
in the 1950s who were affected by the government s decision to raise their state pension age in line with men, will find out today if they could be entitled to compensation. the campaign group women against state pension inequality, also known as waspi, says the change plunged tens of thousands of them into poverty. could this be the day they have been fighting for? waspi have been demanding compensation for years, after their plans collapsed. for many, the wait has been painful. suddenly knowing i wasn t going to get it for another six years dramatically affected my standard of living, and it s dramatically affected my standard of living, and its money that i will never get back. but i have accepted that. but i do feel that the government should have let me, and the other women, no that this delay was coming down the tracks. we had no notice at all. the was coming down the tracks. we had no notice at all. no notice at all. the state pension ace used no notice at all. the st ....