minister following the ousting of imran khan. and for the first time the queen talks about the effect having covid had on her. it does leave one very tired and exhausted, doesn t it, this horrible pandemic? hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world and on pbs. watching in the uk the french president emmanuel macron and the far right challenger marine le pen will face each other in the presidential election run off vote in two weeks time. the second round will be a repeat of the last election in 2017. with almost all of the results confirmed, marine le pen got 23% of the votes yesterday, just over four points behind centrist emmanuel macron, with the far left candidate, jean luc melenchon, a further 1.5 percentage points behind ms le pen. all that means that it s a straight run off now in final vote later this month on april the 24th. mr macron remains the favourite, and his team are now planning a series of big rallies and major tv appearances. marin
a rise in the state pension and various benefits from today, but charities warn it fails to tackle the cost of living crisis. iam making, like, tremendous decisions as to how to get by for my and my family. there it is! and world number one scottie scheffler wins the masters and his first major. and coming up on the bbc news channel, a new marathon is launched to honour rugby league legend rob burrow. it will take place in leeds in may 2023, with the money raised going towards fighting motor neurone disease. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. within the last few minutes a jury at the old bailey has found 26 year old ali harbi ali guilty of murdering the mp sir david amess and preparing acts of terrorism. the islamic state group fanatic carried out the cold and calculating murder at the veteran conservative backbencher s constituency surgery in leigh on sea, in essex last october. this report from our home affairs corrrespondent daniel sandford contains flash
following the ousting of imran khan. and for the first time the queen talks about the effect having covid had on her. it does leave one very tired and exhausted, doesn t it, this horrible pandemic? hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. the french president emmanuel macron and the far right challenger marine le pen will face each other in a run off vote in two weeks time and one will be the next president of france. the second round will be a repeat of the last presidential election in 2017. with almost all of the results in, marine le pen got 23% of the votes yesterday, emmanuel macron who sits in the middle of the political specturm got 27.6% and the far left candidate, jean luc melenchon, got nearly 22% of votes. all that means that it s going to be a straight run off now in a final vote on april the 24th. mr macron remains the favourite, and his team are now planning a series of big rallies and major tv appearances. marine le pen should pick
as marine le pen and emmanuel macron make it through to the second round of the presidential election. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. a jury at the old bailey has found 26 year old ali harbi ali, guilty of murdering the mp sir david amess and preparing acts of terrorism. the islamic state group fanatic carried out the cold and calculating murder at the veteran conservative backbencher s constituency surgery in leigh on sea, in essex last october. matt graveling is outside the old bailey for us now. the the old bailey for us now. 26 year old told police was the 26 year old told police that he was a supporter of the islamic state group and he wanted to go to syria to fight but when that was not possible, he wanted to send a message here. he chose to do that by killing an mp. you look for many different mps before deciding upon 69 year old sir david who was tragically killed on the 15th of october of last year today, he stood trial on two counts, preparing acts of ter