what do we know? welcome away caettin what do we know? welcome away getting information what do we know? welcome away getting information from - what do we know? welcome away getting information from various l getting information from various iranians sources and other news agencies that provide pretty good understanding of what happens in iran but isn t necessarily full confirmation. so what we ve heard is the president ebrahim raisi was travelling in a convoy and we here this from at least one iranian source of three helicopters over east azerbaijan and that one helicopter had to make what was described as a rough, hard landing. that helicopter has emerged over the past half an hour or so and it seems almost certainly to have had president vasey on board, not only president vasey on board, not only president raisi but also the reigning foreign minister on board. this is an area where is mountainous, it s wooded and we are hearing from these sources that there is a particu
stage, these two played each other on the group stage, the first night in paris, paris saint germain looked the part, the literature collective in the first game. they gave dortmund a listen. in terms of going into this, this gives them dortmund a lot of what not to do because they were really bad back in december, way too passive. killian and mbappe struggled to get into the game at the beginning when he was at centre forward, so that should give them food for thought. haw forward, so that should give them food for thought. forward, so that should give them food for thought. how much pressure is on them. food for thought. how much pressure is on them. it food for thought. how much pressure is on them, it feels food for thought. how much pressure is on them, it feels like food for thought. how much pressure is on them, it feels like destiny - is on them, it feels like destiny and all of that puts a lot of pressure on him?- and all of that puts a lot of pressure on hi
what he puts on himself, though. if he is given the conditions to succeed, he has always shown he is someone who can seize the moment, and i don t see why tonight should be any different. nottingham forest s appeal against a four point deduction for breaking premier league financial rules has been rejected. an independent commission found forest s losses in the 2022 23 season breached the threshold of £61 million by 34.5 million, and that decision has been upheld. it means forest remain 17th and three points clear of the relegation zone with two games of the season to play. the denver nuggets hopes of defending their nba crown suffered another blow as they were thrashed by the minnesota timberwolves to go down 2 0 in the best of seven series. minnesota were missing star centre rudy gobert, who was at the birth of his son, but still had too much for the reigning champions. they were led by anthony edwards and karl anthony towns who both scored 27 points. the timberwolves man
that? i is not overheating, can it sustain that? 4 ., that? i think it will. right now the market is focused that? i think it will. right now the market is focused on that? i think it will. right now the market is focused on recapturing l market is focused on recapturing what it lost in the 5.5% pull back we experienced since reaching the 22nd all time high on the 28th of march, and our expectation is we could continue to see us gdp growth in the 2% area but then also see inflation continue to come back down, allowing the fed to cut interest rates at least twice by the end of the year. is interest rates at least twice by the end of the year. end of the year. is there a risk that it overshoots? end of the year. is there a risk that it overshoots? americans| end of the year. is there a risk - that it overshoots? americans saved up that it overshoots? americans saved up a lot during the pandemic but now they seem to have exhausted that, so where does that leave us now? �
and on newsnight at 10:30, we ll go deeper behind the headlines and speak live with some key players on today s big stories. plus, a first look at tomorrow s front pages. good evening. there are warnings tonight of a generation of children, being permanently affected by past covid lockdowns, the last of which ended more than two years ago. who can forget that overnight, schools shut their doors while thousands of children were kept at home learning online? but now it s clear, growing numbers of youngsters are persistently missing school, with the children s commissioner for england warning the crisis needs to be tackled as a matter of urgency. at least one in five pupils in england is now persistently absent meaning they re missing 10% or more of their lessons that s double the rate, before the pandemic. a committee of mps is recommending a series of measures including a national roll out of attendance mentors to work with families. new guidance on the standardisation of