showing off their new designs ahead of preseason testing which gets underway in barcelona tomorrow. this is the 13th car red bull have made since they entered the sport and are promising it will be unlucky for some, presumably the opposition. their sister team toro rosso and american team haas also revealed their new cars today. it isa it is a completely different car. hopefully we did build a very competitive car but also we will have to wait and see. i m very confident that red bull can do about good job as they have shown in previous years. great britain s mark cavendish has won the greenjersey at the tour of abu dhabi, after finishing second on the final stage. stage four was a very wet affair, 27 laps around the yas marina grand prix circuit it was always set up for a sprint finish. cavendish was beaten to the stage victory by the australia sprinter, caleb ewan, but he d accumulated enough points to hang on the the green jersey. portugal s rui costa won the race overal
Really proud and i get a little emotional because we all started off playing a sport that we love them want to play because we loved it. and now to see that many people, to watch, still playing the sport i love is amazing. will be watchinu sport i love is amazing. will be watching that sport i love is amazing. will be watching that and sport i love is amazing. will be watching that and the - sport i love is amazing. will be watching that and the weather| sport i love is amazing. will be i watching that and the weather in southampton later on as well. the wales training camp for the world cup is in the picture postcard surroundings of the swiss alps. but there s nothing pretty about the punishing regime the players are being put through ahead of the tournament in just over two months, as tomos dafydd found out when he visited the camp in the alpine resort of fiesch. it is brutal. exhausting in the heat. a training regime to ensure wales will be at their best come september. brute wa
Zelenskyy used his very loud megaphone to particularly call attention to. now that there is some sort of training regime that s supposed to begin, it does not provide clarity to these still unanswered questions. fascinating interview. thank you so much, richard engel, with president zelenskyy today. you will see more of that throughout the day on msnbc and tonight on nbc nightly news. pressure points. as the secretary of state heads to china, a look at how cybersecurity here at home will likely be a big topic when he gets to beijing. you are watching andrea mitchell reports on msnbc. days? getting inspired! volunteering! playing pickleba.!
More money in and we have to grow the economy, but what we are putting on the table is the change that the nhs needs for the future. as for the staff, look, i know the nhs staff pretty well and my wife is one of them, so i get a daily readout of what is uppermost in their minds. they want to know they are fully supported, they want to know they are respected. they want to know there is a plan for the future because the one thing i have been struck by recently as a number of people who are notjust worrying about appointments, about waiting lists, about a&e under this government, 13 years of failure, but they are worried about whether the nhs will continue to exist. we have not been in that place before, and the staff share that. when we say to them, we are going to have the biggest training regime the nhs has ever had, that the cavalry is coming, that is very, very welcome to the staff, who desperately, desperately need it. to the staff, who desperately, desperately need it. thank you,