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but england are facing another defeat against india. good morning, it may file spring is in the air but over this weekend it will be a bit more unsettled. more cloud and rain at times. the full very shortly. it s saturday, the 9th of march. police officers, firefighters and other public servants who have died in the line of duty will now be able to get an award to honour them after their death. the elizabeth emblem is the civilian equivalent of the elizabeth cross, which recognises members of the uk armed forces who died in action or as a result of a terrorist attack. the announcement comes after years of campaigning by bryn hughes and paul bone, whose police officer daughters were murdered in 2012. 0ur reporter abi smitton has more. why was its local mps shot and stabs? ,., why was its local mps shot and stabs? p, . , why was its local mps shot and stabs? ,., ., , ., stabs? doing what they dread, investigating stabs? doing what they dread, investigating the stabs? doing ....
hello from the bbc sport centre. hello i m chetan pathak with your latest sports news we start at afcon the 34th edition of the africa cup of nations has reached the semi final stage with both matches on wednesday. the hosts ivory coast play the democratic republic of congo but before that it s the other heavyweights nigeria. who play south africa. and they ve been given a massive boost with striker victor osimhen declared fit to play who had been a doubt with an abdominal problem. it s a rematch of the 2000 afcon semi final which nigeria won and was the last time south africa reached the last four. this time their coach is hoping they can go one step further: i think for many people it was unexpected. but we did it, and that means that south africa became a good team. it s also more than 20 years ago that south africa played the semifinal, even more that we play the final. that means that we ve got a lot of motivation. meanwhile, ivory coast have never won the co ....
and great britain. but now the party s leader, sirjeffrey donaldson, says new legislation has been agreed with westminster, which would remove checks on goods and which he says would mean an end to northern ireland blindly following eu laws. with no stormont executive in place for 727 days now, there ve been no pay rises for almost all of northern ireland s 226,000 public sector workers. there ve been no ministers at stormont to negotiate pay deals. waiting lists have soared in that time too with more than 210,000 patients, out of nearly two million people in northern ireland, have been waiting more than a year to see a consultant, partly because without stormont health care budgets couldn t be secured. 0ur ireland correspondent sara girvin is at stormont. a big moment sarah? it is is a big moment sophie a big moment sarah? it is is a big moment sophie and a big moment sarah? it is is a big moment sophie and a a big moment sarah? it is is a big moment sophie ....
abortion access. this time, coming from the largest pharmacies in the country, and in some states, where abortion is still legal. my question is, what s being done to protect the rights we still have? plus, cpac 2023. what used to be the hottest conservative event in town is now a big bust. former president trump is set to speak today, while a potential 2024 challenger is headlining a dueling event here in florida. is there a civil war brewing in the republican party? and trump s dealt another legal lost, this time by the doj, who says he can run but he can t hide behind absolute immunity. and a good saturday morning to you, i m key thing. we start to dig show with the republican-led house committee investigating the so-called weaponization of the federal government. not surprisingly, the first three witnesses that testified privately before the committee had little to nothing to offer. instead, the witnesses appear to be a group of former fbi agents who traffic ....
from a studio audience on issues including tax and the nhs. the leader of britain? biggest private sector trade union is warning of a summer of discontent with widespread strike action. shower and graham of the union unite says workers, particularly those who got us through the pandemic, should not now be paying the price of inflation. the government says action like strikes on railways are only creating misery for passengers across the uk. injune, thousands of rail workers walked out in a national strike now more announced for july and august. and rail isn t the only industry affected by strike action. workers are increasingly willing to walk out to help push up they pay in tough times, says the chief of the biggest private sector union, unite. for workers, they have had a spring, summer, autumn, winter of discontent for years. and quite honestly, if what that means is an employee who can pay, an employer who has made profit, an employer who has made profit out of workers ....