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latest britain s biggest manhunt in years. more than a year s rainfall in one day in parts of central greece the un calls for radical change to slow global warming. the top gear presenter freddie flintoff seen in public for the first time since being injured while filming last december. two of the favourites to lift the trophy france and new zealand go head to head in the opening match of the rugby world cup tonight. and after a jazz collective wins the mercury music prize what s behind britain s resurgent jazz scene? on a bbc london the london prison at the centre of the biggest manhunt in decades faces calls to be shut down and prisoners moved. on newsnight at 10.30 elon musk says he stopped ukraine from using his starlink satellite system to attack the russian fleet. the americans have outsourced their space programme, is this the price? good evening, after three days of searching, a significant development tonight in the hunt for daniel khalife, the te ....
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 bel ....
and the european union. it accounts for 85% of global economic output and two thirds of its population. it s a key forum for international issues but there are deep divisions over some of these, like the war in ukraine. one of the first leaders to arrive has been the british prime minister rishi sunak, whose indian heritage will attract extra attention. the bbc s south asia correspondent samira hussain reports. so the very eagerly awaited of rishi sunak, the british pm has happened. yes, he has arrived just a little while ago and when he arrived he was drated with dancers, there was the british high commissioner along with other indian dignitary, including the minister of state. before he gone on the plait he tweeted he is heading to the 620 summit and mate it clear what his three priorities are, stabilising the global economy, building international relationships, and supporting the most vulnerable but what he also mentioned, was the fact that russia s leader is not ....
were having to do things that in future ought to be done by other departments or at the centre because it should have been a whole government response earlier. that is my reflection. and what about after the end of february when the cross government machine ramps up on the scale of the crisis is understood and steps have to be taken? to what extent had the department for health and social are got on top of promoting or suggesting the sort of countermeasures and infection control that ultimately were at the heart of the government response? from the end of february when the prime minister took the chair of cobra which was symbolically very important, when the chancellor of the duchy of lancaster got stuck in and you heard from him how he came to a cobra, was alarmed, asked some very good questions, followed that “p very good questions, followed that up with me and from. you might thinki up with me and from. you might think i was unhappy to receive that e mail on those ....
all of politics. it s a friends. we are having tributes from all of politics. it s a you friends. we are having tributes from all of politics. it s a you say - friends. we are having tributes from all of politics. it s a you say that - all of politics. it s a you say that he was a gentleman. was he a friend of yours? he was a gentleman. was he a friend of ours? ., ., . .,, of yours? no, we won t close friends- of yours? no, we won t close friends. but of yours? no, we won t close friends. but when of yours? no, we won t close friends. but when he - of yours? no, we won t close friends. but when he was - of yours? no, we won t close friends. but when he was in i of yours? no, we won t close - friends. but when he was in office, and i was a backbench mp, and a major issue, you always got a courteous and informed response. he was very much in command of his brief. we did not agree on many many issues, but our exchanges were never anything other than courteous a ....