describes his deep hurt that he couldn t save the two people who died. prince philip has spent day in hospital in london, to be treated for what s being described as a pre existing condition. nearly 90 flood warnings in place across england, and the situation could get worse, with heavy rain forecast overnight. and coming up, liverpool are in action in the club world cup in qatar find out how they re getting on, and more, in sportsday, just after 7.30. good evening. former west ham and tottenham midfielder martin peters, who scored england s second goal in the 1966 world cup final against west germany, has died aged 76. he d been suffering from alzheimer s disease. martin peters spent a large part of his career at west ham. the club released a statement on their website announcing his death saying. our sports correspondent napoli pirks looks at back at the life and remarkable career of martin peters. with all eyes on hurst, the danger from martin peters went unnoticed. it
An evil boyfriend whose ex-girlfriend killed herself over his devastating domestic abuse was today jailed for a further 43 months after another one of his exes came forward.
To help ensure the passage of nearly 2 billion birds from around 400 different species, the National Audubon Society is asking state residents to dim their nighttime lights as a part of the biannual “Lights Out, Texas!” campaign.
President Biden has been pushing new regulations to promote electric vehicle production to combat the climate crisis and former president Trump is using those regulations as a talking point against Biden. To break down how cars became the latest weapons in the culture wars, host Brittany Luse is joined by NPR's transportation correspondent Camila Domonoske and Dan Brekke, a reporter and editor at KQED in San Francisco who covers transit. Together, they talk about why Americans are so invested in their cars and how cars became more than just a policy battle. Then Brittany discusses a new HBO documentary series that is making waves right now: Quiet On Set. The show alleges a pattern of sexual harassment behind the scenes at Nickelodeon, and includes interviews with several former child stars describing experiences that range from taking part in sexualized gags to facing downright sexual abuse while working for the network. Brittany looks closer at the trouble with child performe