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paris saint germain threw the kitchen sink at this and they will not believe that they have not scored. 0n four different occasions, they hit the woodwork the post, the crossbar. incredible. there was a penalty appeal late on for kylian mbappe that didn t go his way. this huge investment in mbappe in recent seasons has not produced the trophy that psg wanted more than any other. but what about for dortmund? in their first champions league semifinalfor11 years, having sold talent two years ago, having sold jude bellingham at the start of this season, they keep driving on and they are into the final, 2 0 on aggregate, dortmund eliminating paris saint germain. so dortmund will face either bayern munich or real madrid in the final at wembley onjune the 1st. those two sides play their second leg in spain on wednesday with the score 2 2 from last week s first match. bayern have missed out on the bundesliga title and their star signing harry kane is still waiting to win a major tr ....
lot of his access but part of the reason a lot of its axis are in crypto currency and it is valued very highly at the moment and in recent months it has really gone up. assets. experts are saying that it is rare in bankruptcy cases for customers to get all of their money back. in this case they might get more than 100% of their money back but that will still be a long way off because of these bankruptcy proceedings will take some time. will take some time. thank you very much will take some time. thank you very much forgetting will take some time. thank you very much forgetting up - will take some time. thank you very much forgetting up to - very much forgetting up to speed with those developments. staying with the us. the chinese owner of tiktok has said it will sue the us government over a new law which requires it to sell the video sharing platform or be banned in america. the company has called the legislation an extraordinary intrusion on free speech right ....
across cloud and dense mist and fog patches across much of the country. but then the strong across much of the country. but then the strong sunshine melted that away the strong sunshine melted that away we the strong sunshine melted that away. we had unbroken sunshine across away. we had unbroken sunshine across england and wales. but in the nnth-west across england and wales. but in the north west of scotland whether france north west of scotland whether france bringing outbreaks of rain to the highlands and the hebrides and northern the highlands and the hebrides and northern isles through the afternoon. elsewhere a glorious afternoon afternoon. elsewhere a glorious afternoon but we could have some showers afternoon but we could have some showers from yorkshire through the midlands showers from yorkshire through the midlands and down to the south west of england. also some sea mist and fo- of england. also some sea mist and fog making of england. ....
out there for some. it s wednesday, the 8th of may. our main story. the parents of 11 children, who died after what they say were the failings of social media, have called on rishi sunak and keir starmer to do more to protect young people online. in an open letter, they say they re disappointed by the lack of ambition shown by the regulator, ofcom, which has today set out its plans to force tech companies to make their platforms safer. our correspondent angus crawford reports. i want to know what they ve got to say, and i want them to meet people with lived experience. it s really important to try and understand what ofcom are doing because from the outside they seem to be doing so little, which is ridiculous and frustrating. brianna and molly, their short lives spurring their parents on to try and make the online world a safer place for all children. we showed them posts and pictures, easy to find on social media of self harm, suicide and eating disorders. had you, um. ....
preventing the growth of native organisms. scientists say it appears to thrive in our warmer waters. it shows just how fragile some of our marine ecosystems can be. justin told us more, from anglesey in wales. all these records are important because what they tell us is the story of ever increasing temperatures, but the run of records that we have had isjust extraordinary. as you say, 11 months and a new monthly record for temperatures in the air, and new treatment year where every single day has been a record temperature for the day, and these have not been broken by a small margin, they re not being edged past, they being smashed, so around 47 days over the course of the last year, the temperature, the previous high temperature, the previous high temperature was exceeded by no .3, a third of a degree, celsius. that may not sound much, but we are talking about a global average of all the oceans are nice, so that is a huge margin, it tells us is steadily over the years ....