Maybe i go on a little bit of a run. I don t know. But the point is that there s no reason why i or anybody else can t do it at a later age. It just takes a little bit more work. Were it not for tiger woods, mickelson may have won more but here was his great rival paying tribute to the sport s new record. Mickelson s now the oldest major winner, proof that the veterans can beat their younger rivals, and that in golf it s never too late. Joe lynskey, bbc news. Time for a look at the weather. The youthful matt taylor! very kind, thank you, you probably won t say that when you have seen the forecast but let s be honest, most of us want to see the back of scenes like this at the moment and a bit more of this. At long last there is a certain small degree of optimism in the forecast. Low pressure which brings rain, has been dogging the weather charged so far this month. Into the weekend, high pressure will be more dominant bringing most places, and i mean most places, dry, and with its posit
peter ruddick reports. a trip to the market for shoppers in warrington. it s an experience that has been getting more and more expensive. that s a problem for traders, too, whose own costs have also been on the rise. historically, shoe repairs should sort of increase on times like this, really, but we re just not seeing it. i think largely down to the of lack of footfall, really. people are people just haven t got the money. things have moved along and got steady, but like i say again, cheese went through the roof and they re all slow to come down because obviously it s costing a fortune to manufacture. a lot of price rises, price rises to me whether that s . electric, staff wages again in april van insurance anything - or come look to me but also for wallets to loosen, prices need to ease. inflation soared to a ao year high 16 months ago driven by a surge in energy costs. it ticked up a surge in energy costs. it ticked up last year. today confirmation there was no repeat of
serious and reminding us all here at what happened in 2021. both sides were well into negotiations until only two days ago are adamant and there seems to be no resolution as of now. delhi authority become a fortress in the last two days. what is also to be remembered is that this capital is a landlocked capital bordering 23 big states and the last time when the year long process happened in and around the city at the borders, all borders came from the borders, all borders came from the borders, all borders came from the border cites neighbouring at the capitol, and that is the situation the government is trying to avoid. but the farmer said are going to press for their demands, they say they feel betrayed, they say it has been two years since they were promised looking into their demands so the situation remains as serious as possible. so the situation remains as serious as possible- so the situation remains as serious as ossible. , ., ., as possible. and is the main deman
me, trying to get onto these trains. a young mother with a baby is screaming because everybody is getting crushed. two years on, what happened to the people fleeing and those helping them? among the volunteers was this doctor. helping some of the 10 million uprooted from their homes. now after helping so many escape, she is still in lviv. and seeing the traumatic impact of war on her family. natasha is teaching medicine, knowing any of her students could end up on the front line. and now, she is ready to fight. you are a doctor, you save lives, but thought if you wants to kill? from the beginning at the station, natasha was hearing direct testimony of russian cruelty. some of the worst stories were coming from the besieged city of mariupol. are you from maria carle? we met this family, among them an 86 year old grandmother maria and her daughter. maria fell several times in a basement shelter. a year later we found the family living in ukraine s peaceful court 18 mountains, b
as ben stokes is to cricket. the england test captain will walk out tomorrow for his 100th match in the game s longest format. 11 years on from a debut that came at a time when the england selectors weren t convinced about him. it took until his second test and a first century. to change minds with both bat and ball he s had an impact. with swashbuckle at the very heart of it. a blistering double century in cape town. 0r his headingley heroics it all preceded the test cricket revolution he s spearheaded as skipper. 0ne that s facing a challenge like almost no other. a series in india. 0ur correspondentjoe wilson looks ahead to stokes making his latest century. just one thing concerns england captain, same as ever and where ever, how the team can win. could be his first test or his 100th. milestones, i have really enjoyed. i always enjoyed playing in india, just because of the contest it brings, the theatre it brings. bowls to ben stokes brings, the theatre it brings. bowls