hello and welcome to sportsday i m hugh ferris. the headlines this evening. 33 has become 26 harry maguire and jack grealish among those who miss out on england s squad for euro 202a. in the end it wasn t as close as some of the decisions it helps to give. var will stay in the premier league, whose clubs vote overwhelmingly to back it. another step towards three in a row. iga swiatek makes the final of the french open, where she ll playjasmine paolini. also coming up on sportsday. britain s best weightlifter will be team gb s only weightlifter in paris, but emily campbell wants another olympic medal. and we hearfrom the england rugby player who claims her career wouldn t have been the same without breast reduction surgery. losing two kilograms off of your chest does make a difference, i have to say. my first round after surgery six weeks after i felt like a new person. and then there were 26. gareth southgate had until the end of tomorrow to name his final squad for the
of the vote and 209 seats. the social democrats got 25.4%, just shy of labour, but only 23 seats. and he says that he has been told had they come second with closer to 30%, then scores of seats would have fallen their way. so here s the question he asks what vote share does reform need to get to for them to live up to nigel farage s earlier claim? his claim was about votes, not seats, his claim was about votes, not seats, remember? so it s very hard. i m still seats, remember? so it s very hard. i m stillthem seats, remember? so it s very hard. i m still them because i don t know the exact i m still them because i don t know the exact answer with the fact is it would the exact answer with the fact is it would have the exact answer with the fact is it would have to be a significantly higher would have to be a significantly higher voucher than the conservatives because the reform uk is enormously inefficient because it is enormously inefficient because it is spread
australia withdraws its ambassador to jakarta after two of its citizens are killed by firing squad in indonesia well let s begin with saudi arabia where king salman announced a government shake-up, naming a new crown prince his nephew. 55-year-old mohammed bin nayef. let s look at how this changes the line of succession then. the kingdom of saudi arabia was founded by the king in 1952. there was a success of kings. a recent change was in january when king abdullah died. the reins of power passing to king abdullah s half-brother salman at the page of 79. his half-brother mugrin became the crown prince. now he s been preplaced by abdel al-jubeir, the deputy prime minister and the interior minister. calman s son is the deputy crown prince. they were chosen among hundreds of princes in line with the throne. more from caroline malone. prince mohammed bin nayef is the new prince elect. he is the most powerful man in the exporting saudi arabia. he s been the interior minister si
girls from book. and the sport including. baltimore get off the street. kid go home, stay home. you have no right to do what you are doing a warning from a baltimore star as riots force the teams baseball stars to play behind closed doors frustration and anger. desperation and need. four days after nepal is struck by an earthquake. nepal is struggling to cope much this is the scope in kathmandu, long lines of people trying to get out of the capital. no buses to take them. whether it s getting a son home to his family or aid into the area transport is stretched to the limit. shortly we ll speak to our correspondent in kathmandu. but first a closer look at the desperate humanitarian situation faced by millions of people. andrew simmonds travelled to the himalayan foothills to see the difficulty getting aid. and we visit a tent city in kathmandu where people are in urgent need of food water and shelter. reporter: open and enclosed. this family lived here for generation
reverend al sharpton. in baltimore to lead a summit on improving police relations with the community. i suspect perhaps to deflect some of the criticism from the mayor. we ll take up the respond to the death of gray with former department of justice attorney christian adam, and also, escalating tension in middle east between a increase belowly provocative iran. and the u.s. u.s. navy announcing it is escorting american ships as they transit the straight of hormuz. mark meadows and president of foundation for defense of democracies, cliffer may they will join us to assess likelihood of a direct confrontation between u.s. and iran. huge political problem for hillary clinton. new revelations she broke her pledge to disclose foreign donations to the clinton foundation during her tenure as secretary of state. can her political ambitions survive this worsening scandal? we begin in baltimore a police document obtained by washington post details claims from a prisoner who was in poli