murray feels strongly that the time has come for change. i think there have been over 200 mass shootings. i don't see how it is. my feeling is, surely, you do something different. the former world number one made light work of his first grass court match yesterday and has set himself lofty goals at wimbledon. there won't be ranking points available punishment for the ban on russian and belarusian players over the war in ukraine. but he says the trophy is what matters. i give every ranking point i have one back to win another grand slam or wimbledon. yes, one back to win another grand slam orwimbledon. yes, i one back to win another grand slam or wimbledon. yes, i understand why rankings are important but a tournament like wimbledon is bigger than that. that is why i think all the players will still show up. as he embarks on another bid at wimbledon glory, it is clear events around the world are never far from his mind. average petrol prices have reached a new record high amidst the continuing pressure on global energy supplies. it comes as

andy murray reflects on last week's american school shooting — the two time wimbledon champion recounts his own experiences, as a survivor of dunblane in 1996. howdy is this normal for children howdy is this normalfor children be going through this? i don't get it. roland garros gets set for a box office night. headliners rafa nadal and novak djokovic face off. but it's in the quarter finals! also coming up in the programme. they want a sell out. but there's still seats going at lord's. stuart broad calls for more attractive cricket from england, ahead of the series with new zealand. hello there — and welcome along to sportsday. there's a blockbuster match to look forward to at the french open later. the current men's champion novak djokovic. against the 13 time winner, and king of clay rafa nadal. more on that in a moment. but first, let's get some more on what andy murray has been talking about in regards to the tragic school shooting in texas last week. murray was a survivor of the 1996 dunblane school massacre, where a gunman killed 16 pupils and a teacher before killing himself.

the writer/comedian al murray believes the value propositon goes well beyond beer. >> al murray: it's a community place. it's a communitarian place, in a way that sitting in your front room watching television just isn't. >> wertheirm: what is it about this culture that has such appeal to you? >> murray: to sound sort of idealistic about it, princes and paupers are equally welcome in here. and given that britain is such a class-ridden society, there are very few places where, you know, you stand at the bar and your-- your money's as good as anyone else's. >> wertheirm: you sound like a pub romantic. >> murray: i am completely romantic about the idea of pubs. >> wertheirm: why? >> murray: there is something genuinely beautiful about the idea of somewhere where anyone can go at any time and sit in the corner, with-- with their own thoughts and a drink, and it's a beautiful notion. >> wertheirm: you don't go to turner's old star for quiet contemplation. one of the last of the so-called boozers in london's east end, it's the heartbeat of the proudly working-class community here. put in a

murray: what we do know is there is an election this fall. people will be able to go to the ballot box and decide who is going to be their voice and their vote on critical decisions like this and many other decisions. and i believe very strongly that a lot of young people never expected this to be on the line for them. they just simply assumed that they would be able to get access to an abortion in case of rape or in sask, or for personal decisions, a health care decision of their own. i don't think they expected to take this away. we are aware that this is just the first step. we have people here in the senate, across the country, you have seen the laws being placed -- being put in place in states across our country that take away a woman's right to even have her own health care choices in terms of family planning. we are seeing people's right to be able to make health care choices when they are a victim of rape or insist -- inc est. i think people are waking up, they realize it, and it will make a difference when they go to the polls. somet

may, on al jazeera ah 20 civilians including women and children are evacuated from a steel plant and murray of hull during a ceasefire as fighting continues in villages in the east. we very close to the village of but been cover, which is south of is you and represents in this war, effectively a new front. ah, the whole robin, you're watching, i'll just air like my headquarters here in deb also coming up. israel police arrest palestinian suspects. wanted the killing, a security guard and, and legal settlement in the occupied west bank. and china's manufacturing dips to its lowest level in 2 years as face grow about the impact of its strict coven, 19 policy, and the economy. welcome to the program, russia and ukraine. se 20 civilians have been evacuated from the as versatile and still works in mario poll, including women and children, thousands of ukrainian defenders and civilians all thought to be held up under the plant by conditions have been growing increasingly dire. i to one is for the, the 3 of the will, the prince wallace level of the entire night enemy artillery was shelling the pla

pulled, dan already played a significant role because you have to know that for russia controlling murray, poor beans, controlling more of, of, of the southern part in the eastern part of ukraine. but also having a link to a crimea which day and acts in 2014. so to them to russia, it was very important. it is very important to actually control mary paul. now this last a patch of land to say, so that was still in the hands of ukraine and forces. and as i said, you do not know how this fight is going to continue, or whether ukrainian forces have now completely given up and even surrendered when it comes to as of seal plant. but it really has a symbolic meaning, even though of course, it's just one part of ukraine and this fight is raging on. are so many parts, if that the just hearing that they were fresh explosions in live, it is vast in ukraine. so with this part of history, that seems to be a developing developing into new phase a like leaf into the interests are falling in the interest of fresh and forces. that does not say anything. yet, of course, for the development of the war, per s

. >>> bill murray breaks his silence on allegations against him that shut his new movie down >> i did something i thought was funny, and it wasn't taken that way. >>> and remembering naomi judd the matriarch of the judds, country music's biggest mother/daughter duo, died suddenly while struggling with mental illness. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with jose diaz-balart. >>> good evening more than a dozen tornadoes touched down across the plains late friday, but one did the most damage. this is that tornado as it barreled toward andover, kansas, tearing through fields this is what it looked like as it struck a residential area the damage today, astounding dozens of homes destroyed. stores and other structures leveled and just as stunning, that as of now, everyone survived. and tonight, the dangerous weather threat far from over 25 million from texas to wisconsin facing severe thunderstorms, even more tornados morgan chesky starts us off tonight from andover. >> this is andover, kansas right now oh, my gosh. >> reporter: tonight, a terrifying play by play >> that is [ bleep ]

but murray says the trophy is what matters. i�*d give every ranking point i have won back to win another grand slam or another wimbledon. yes, i understand why rankings are important but a tournament like wimbledon is bigger than that. that�*s why i think all the players will still show up and play. as he embarks on another bid at wimbledon glory, it�*s clear events around the world are neverfarfrom his mind. only one police force in the uk is meeting a target to answer 90% of 999 calls in under 10 seconds, new data has shown. avon and somerset police was the only force to meet the standard, according to national statistics released for the first time by the home office. earlier, i asked our home affairs correspondent, daniel sandford to go through the findings. they want me target to be ten seconds, to get hold of the police, the force should meet 90% of the phone calls within ten seconds, and only avon and somerset have met that target. humberside police, by contrast, 2% of the phone calls are answered within ten second

the money" david murray. david where are we you get to start first. >> we've got a double whammy, liz. this is probably the best way to represent what's impacting consumers right now. this is a receipt from our breakfast this morning. liz: how much? >> guess. >> scrambled eggs, bacon, two orange juices and one pot of coffee that we shared. >> new york. >> $163. liz: wait, wherein new york? go to dunkin'. >> nice hotel. >> $163 for breakfast to whether it's uber, airfare, rental car, the consumer is getting hit, small business is taking them on the chin too. liz: okay, are we, okay, but are we -- >> retrenching. liz: are we stagflation? >> we're getting there. i'm thinking we're getting there ask consumers how they are feeling and they aren't going to say inflation is only 8%. it's a lot higher. liz: your brother jonathan does not agree. >> i have to give credit to my employer, but our view is that we will not fall into a stagflation situation, unemployment is still really really positive unlike the 70s, remem

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we are used to andy murray speaking out. he uses his voice and social media platform across a variety of issues and he has spoken about female coaches, feminism, equality. and we have heard in the last day from andy murray in an exclusive interview with the bbc his thoughts about the recent shooting at a school in america, which he told the bbc brought back memories of his own experience surviving the dunblane massacre in 1996. the two—time wimbledon champion said he believed the issue of gun crime needed to be met with a different approach. it makes you feel angry and incredibly upset for the parents. i heard something on the radio the other day and it was a child from that school. and i experienced a similar thing when i was at dunblane and a teacher coming out and waving all of the children under tables and telling them to go and hide. and there was a kid telling exactly the same story about how she survived it. they were saying that they go through these drills like, as young children, seven, eight—year—old childre

minister of defense, speaking on all of them that probably knows that community 53 seriously wounded murray, bull defenders were evacuated from the as a planned to a medical facility in nova for medical assessment. and another 211 people were taken through the humanitarian corridor to lend me for their further return, have this part of exchange procedure to task for the whole of ukraine and for the whole world. as the said a lot of the defenders of maria to shoot so far russia's ministry of defense as neither confirmed nor denied this information. but this is no doubt a hard pill to swallow for kiev. after all, this last stand of ukrainian nationalists was advantageous for both ukrainian propaganda as well as for the countries war effort. but with them now likely gone. this could represent a death blow to the country's war effort. despite the fact that the ukrainian troops of surrendered west immediate been portraying the situation as an evacuation backing the words of high ranking ukrainian officials, you said the soldiers of quote left the funds with the supports of numerous organisations

president, it seems very appropriate, senator murray, our chair of the health committee, she and i -- i'm the chair of the finance committee, often work together on these issues and northwest colleagues, we so how serious, how incredibly damaging the last 24 hours have been to our country and i'm going to speak in a few minutes about a health and human services nomination, but i want to pick up where senator murray left off with respect to guns and specifically talk about the atrocity. the atrocity that took place yesterday in texas. the senators can barely begin to imagine the passion that families in texas are feeling at this moment. they're living every parents' worst nightmare. this morning, around the country, millions and millions of parents dropped kid off at school and they were fearful. in the country that we all believe is and must continue to be the greatest country on earth, parents dropped their kids off at school in fear that a gunman would walk into their classrooms and murder them. just think about that. and it has been going on for decades. decades in our country. we

bill murray for the first time addressing the allegations he's facing of inappropriate behavior on the set of his new movie. why he is blaming a quote, difference of opinion for bringing production to a halt. >>> and tearful tribute. naomi judd's daughters honor their mother and accept her induction into the country music hall of fame just one day after the icon's unexpected death. >> my mama loved you so much. and she appreciated your love for her. and i'm sorry that she couldn't hang on until today. >> their touching and very brave public appearance. and the outpouring of support from fans and fellow stars. ♪♪ today, monday may 2, 2022. ♪♪ >>> from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> well good morning. it is really good to see you. it is a monday morning. savannah is off. craig is in. this one really hurt. >> yeah. >> there was something about hearing the news of naomi judd's passing. the judds last night insists they are induction into the country music hall of fame go on last night as planned. and ther

but murray says the trophy is what matters. i�*d give every ranking point i have won back to win another grand slam or another wimbledon. yes, i understand why rankings are important but a tournament like wimbledon is bigger than that. that�*s why i think all the players will still show up and play. as he embarks on another bid at wimbledon glory, it�*s clear events around the world are neverfarfrom his mind. in the wake of the party gate allegations in downing street. chris mason says he is told that the basis for this is looking your previous occasions where ministers have unwittingly breached regulations where there was no intent to break the law and he has rightly apologised and corrected the parliamentary record. this is all according to our political editor and quoting downing street there and the prime minister writing to his standards advisers and sitting that he believes the getting that fine over that lockdown party did not constitute a breach of the ministerial code and he concludes that apparently, the premise

[applause] senator murray: thank you. if the report we saw last night is true, that the supreme court plans to end the constitutional right to abortion in this country and overturned roe v. wade, this is a five-alarm fire. it is exactly the kind of dangerous outcome i have been warning about, and was always the goal of republicans. they are already banning abortion in state legislatures across our country. they are already planning for a federal ban right here in the senate. and they already pushed through the far-right justices to overturn roe and end the right to an abortion. any matter of days or weeks, the horrifying reality is, we can live in a country without roe, a country where women are forced to remain pregnant no matter their personal circumstances. and yes, we are also talking about situations like rape or incenst. a country where extreme politicians will control patients' most private decisions. and let's be clear -- abortion bands will not actually end abortions, they will just make them unsafe and they will

murray's sporting focus isn't only _ stays that way. murray's sporting focus isn't only on _ stays that way. murray's sporting focus isn't only on tennis, - stays that way. murray's sporting focus isn't only on tennis, with i focus isn't only on tennis, with scotland facing ukraine in their world cup play—off semifinal tomorrow night. i world cup play-off semifinal tomorrow night.— world cup play-off semifinal tomorrow niuht. ~ , , ., tomorrow night. i think my brother has already — tomorrow night. i think my brother has already booked _ tomorrow night. i think my brother has already booked tickets - tomorrow night. i think my brother has already booked tickets just - tomorrow night. i think my brother has already booked ticketsjust in i has already booked tickets just in case scotland get there, but i might be playing here so i don't know, i will get the chance to watch it, but scotland have not played in a world cup since, i think it was 1998, but it was a long time ago. so, yes, i was only nine or ten years old at the time so i

wyden: it seems they appropriate that senator murray, she and i, i'm chairman of the finance committee, we work together on many issues, and we have seen how damaging the last 24 hours have been to our country. i will speak in a few minutes about a health and human services nomination. but i want to pick up where senator murray left off about guns and specifically talk about the atrocity that took place yesterday in texas. the senators can barely begin to imagine the passion that families in texas are feeling at this moment. they're living every parent pea worst nightmare. this morning around the country millions and millions of parents dropped kids off at school and they were fearful. in the country that we all believe is and must continue to be the greatest country on earth, parents drop their kids off at school in fear that a gunman would walk into their classrooms and murder them. let's think about that. and it has been going on for decades -- decades in our country. we can remember the sinking, empty feeling after sandy hook. for a few days there was a glimmer of hope that the sen

murray said parents in the us shouldn't have to send their children to school worried about an incident like in texas and feels strongly that the time has come for changes to gun laws. there's always talk about it being something political, but ijust don't see how it is. surely at some stage, you do something different, like you can't keep approaching the problem by buying more guns and having more guns in the country. the former world number one might be back on court, eyeing more glory at wimbledon, but he's often combined tennis with speaking out on social issues — perhaps none has been more deeply personal or vitally important to him than this. laura scott, bbc news. the time is 6:18pm. our top story this evening. there are stark differences in the number of qualified gps between different areas in england, according to new research for the bbc. binley mega chippy! customers from the uk and beyond flock to a chippy in coventry that's become a social media sensation. coming up in sportsday on the bbc news channel. stuart broad calls for england to play more attractive cricket to br

today, murray, who can only be accessed by special missions, escorted by the military assistant fighting is ongoing in the city center. ukrainian, neo nazi as of militants have retreated to areas around the leech and as of style plants and are putting our fitness resistance. as also brief idea because you do work with small will bishop personally about only the only will prescribe but don't know what i'm just read them. will always reduce normal business hours here. how about the one hour? well or would it be with us? but i don't think i have a good idea. i need a new way move what? i'm going to put some words up until i'm done a shot. russia really job done go years. right. you is because we will put a note on your outfit short or minute. mm. mm hm. so the telephone for all. so if they send like a dealer must schools good keith in california initial be why live club? interesting, i thought i much if i just got stuck, what day did you read your data on? was to lay the gable silica cocked up, continued jim, it will be worth nothing in solution cuz we can talk when it was a wish. you a lit

derricke dennis, abc news. >> all right, derricke, thank you. >>> actor bill murray now acknowledges his behavior caused production of a movie to be suspended. murray says the incident on the set of the film, "being mortal," represented a difference of opinion between himself and a female colleague. without elaborating on what he did, he said he was insensitive. >> you know, the world's different than it was when i was a litle kid, you know, what i always thought was funny as a little kid is not necessarily the same as what's funny now. things change, and the times change, so it's important for me to figure it out. >> the company behind the movie which is owned by our parent company disney is investigating. >>> okay, coming up, a development overnight from the johnny depp trial, the change his ex-wife amber heard is now making. >>> also ahead, the emotional moment as the judds were inducted into the country music hall of fame one day after naomi judd's death. if you have advanced non-small cell lung cancer, your first treatment could be a chemo-free combination of two immunotherapies

you been through with people from murray who both basements and courtyards on high alert. they see and hear everything in minutes, a crowd gathers around the humanitarian, a truck. i think the rumble of artillery increases. this fighting and water exchange in the nearby center. maria put on the as of style plant. because you reach to spice. you watch any by you show a figure is not functional features free. i didn't get it doesn't look good, but i just love moves. absolutely. thank you, melissa john and your last post piano walker. no, actually sort of the church connected that it, it can the multitude really which clearly more which was nature you which quickly you wish to process though, alexandra cheaper was to go with dr. jackson. we try several times to find the brother suit of a mother and daughter. yet they are going you, are we a promotional, but valuable? a chicken dish at the final cordon. so just stop us from the on further lunch or if you were a lot of up to work to my food up shooting the work, we're on the phone from bush lost a honda funny you know what your

., the tennis star andy murray has been speaking to the bbc. back in 1996 he was a student at dum blame primary school when a gunman killed 16 students and a teacher. the u.k. imposed tough new gun roles soon after. stir murray has been speaking to laura scott about how the news from texas has left him upset and full of anger. >> andy murray was busy preparing for the grass court season when he saw the news of the latest mass shooting in america. of a primary school in texas where 19 children and two teachers were killed. by 18-year-old gunman. in one survivor's account in particular brought back painful memories of the painful -- back painful memories of the shooting that took place in 1996. >> sad, disappointing and just makes you feel angry at incredibly upset for the parents. i heard something on the radio the other day and it was a child from that school and i experienced a similar thing when i was a teacher, coming out and waving all of the children under tables and telling them to go and hide and that was a kid telling the same story abo

murray spoke with cnbc on saturday he said production shut down on his latest movie, being mortal, after a difference of opinion between a woman on set and him >> i did something i thought was funny, and it wasn't taken that way. as of now, we're talking and we're trying to make peace with each other. i think that's where the real issue is, between our peace. quite an education for me. i have been nothing -- been doing not much else but thinking about it >> murray wouldn't reveal any specifics about the incident, saying only it's a chance to think about the changing climate of comedy. it's unclear whether he'll return to the set to finish the film the movie is said to be about half done. >> tonight, we're kicking off asian american and pacific islander month with a vietnamese american looking to showcase her country's coffee according to the u.s. department of agriculture, vietnam is the world's second largest producer of coffee. and the country is the third biggest supplier to the u.s. but despite its success, one first generation entrepreneur says vietnam is often overlooked when it co

is getting ready to declare victory in multiple that victory has been already declared april 21st on murray, pull by russia as a result. and if you look at those pictures, actually from the as of regiment, those videos videos which we cannot independent, verify however, but if you look at that charlie and get that apparently continues to continued well into last night as well. you definitely get the impression here and ukraine, the lot moist to happen, lot more escalation against the backdrop of me. nice. he just who did that report? that obviously what she wants to use as a day to celebrate, but celebrate over what and this is the question here. will they be able to put what is happening there in the as of still plan to the end, according to what is the end. a for their perspective already, is their goal to be that sci fi a much needed the spy is going to be maintained in any way today as the united nations is trying for the 3rd time to get people out there. if we don't not know. and you mentioned this is whether the 3 day truce was supposed to go into effect on thursday to a lot of people

of may is very symbolic, and we are hearing that they're preparing for some kind of a celebration in murray, you, poland remains to be seen how these celebrations look like in this an actual situation. but this is a high, highly symbolic city. and looking at the situation in ukraine, more broadly, are you seeing signs that ration and attacks are indeed increasing? definitely, definitely. there have been a number of rocket attacks on odessa yesterday and this night or this night we haven't confirmed whether it was rockets but it was explosions and we can assume it was rockets because there are no, no, and there's no it artillery nearby or anything. so our desa has been a target in the, in the past a few hours. and hm, we are also seeing intensified fighting in don bye and the don barson region. so it seems that they are trying to achieve as much as they can or to send a signs of string before this celebration and does appear ukraine. a ukrainian counter offensive is also advancing, sending rushing troops, fleeing from high cave or more. can you tell us about that? no, this is the ukranian tr

the received steel plant in murray or poll has again come under fire. but ukraine and russia both say, all women, children, and elderly, who attract in the complex, have now been evacuated. 3 people have been killed in a missile strike in eastern crane officials fear moscow is stepping up. it's offensive to make symbolic gains before the anniversary of the victory over nazi germany in world war 2. the of nice fanny for sharice following the latest developments in ukraine's capsule. keith and i asked her about the evacuations from maria, pull that these civilians who have been hunkering down there for weeks civilians, children, women, elderly can't suit the breathe a sigh of relief. however, this is only just one part of the ordeal that's now over. they have not made it yet reception centers. we do not know whether they're going to make it safe and sound to eat his upper e job. she is in the northern part in the ukrainian controlled part of this country, whether they actually their fate is going to be in russia. controlled parts of this country are namel

time to let go for now of murray. awful. that's the message from the top been ukraine. the commander of the us off south troops has been ordered to lay down arms in a bid to save lives. but many a questioning how russia will treat the fight is they've captured gach, florida cuts his ties to russia's hall, sniffed. the old giant says the former german chancellor is leaving its sport choice was facing the threat of e u sanctions over his ties to the kremlin from president vladimir putin calls on his security council to keep hack as all rushes internet. he says cyber attacks or targeting rushes, bratia more since the invasion of ukraine. ah, i've been fas owen, welcome. they're laying down their arms after being surrounded by russian forces for weeks and facing constant bombardment. the remaining as off star fight is in murray, hopeful of surrendering the order to do so, came from the ukrainian government, hoping to save the lives of the troops. many a ukraine calling the fight as heroes for their defiance. stand off, what fate they will now face in russia's hands is uncle

the other style still works in murray. russia's troops have taken the severely wounded soldiers to territory held by russian forces. they could later be exchanged for russian prison. also on the program. we meet the sister of one of the fighters in the hours of regimented maria paul, who is still waiting for news of her brother. we talked to other ukrainians about the regiments controversial past. ah, i'm gather as well come to the program. russia is close to taking full control of the south eastern city of mario paul, after hundreds of ukrainian soldiers hold up. in a still works, there have surrendered. nearly 600 fighters from ukraine's as of regiment had been trapped in the plan for weeks and have endured constant russian bombardment. russian forces have now taken arms, 300 of them to russian health territory with the agreement of keith, and may swap them for 4 russian prisoners at a later date. many of the soldiers are severely wounded. several 100 are still thought to be in the plot. to parting in darkness and under russian guard, the 1st ukrainian troops have left the as of style stea

the reality is it doesn't take a huge stretch of the imagination to paint for the defense of murray, or pull in as of stall plants as heroic and to use this is a rallying cry. and this is a battle perception over reality. you know, the perception of an evacuation implies that there was a negotiation and a key, it was able to prevail in the negotiation to successfully extricate the defenders of murray, a full trauma, the russian grasp. i think that's why that they're portrayed that this way because to say otherwise that this was a desperate plea for survival. and that the only reason why the defenders are mario poll are alive today is because of the humanitarian nature of, of russia. ukraine can admit this, that would be to admit defeat. so ukraine is spinning in a way that makes it look as though your crane somehow won this battle and was able to negotiate the evacuation of the survivors. meanwhile, over in ukraine's west, the border city of evolve as reports have been hit in a russian missile as strike. people in the city have shed pitches to make the most sense of being attacked on

the reality is, so it doesn't take a huge stretch of the imagination to paint the defense of murray, a pole, and as of stall plans as heroic and to use this is a rallying cry. and this is a battle perception over reality. you know, the perception of an evacuation implies that there was a negotiation and a kia was able to prevail in the negotiation. to successfully extricate the defenders of mario full trauma, the russian grasp, i think that's why that they're portraying that this way. because to say otherwise, that this was a desperate plea for survival. and that the only reason why the defenders are mario full or alive today is because of the humanitarian nature of, of russia. ukraine can admit this that would be to admit defeat. so ukraine is spinning in a way that makes it look as though ukraine. somehow i won this battle and was able to negotiate the evacuation of the survivors. ok, and let's keep attention on that then. yes, republic, because our t t groups had done off again, had the chance to speak to a british citizen who followed calls in the media to help ukraine and it's p

and to tennis, andy murray says he's "not supportive" of players from russia and belarus being banned from wimbledon. 0rganisers ruled last week that players from the two countries can't play at this year's grand slam due to russia's invasion of ukraine. murray said there's no right answer on the issue and says he "feels really bad for the players who aren't allowed to play." murray isn't alone in criticising the decision, with world number one novak djokovic calling the ban "crazy". while russian world number eight andrey rublev said it was "complete discrimination" and "illogical. " a quick reminder, in less than hour — ronnie 0'sullivan will resume his bid for a seventh — and record equalling world snooker championship. can the rocket deliver againstjudd trump? it's over on bbc two. a record 2.7 million people have been referred for cancer checks by nhs england in the last year, following a dramatic fall in numbers during the pandemic. at least 30,000 people are still waiting to start their treatment. charities have welcomed the increase in referrals, but warned of the "devasta

that's after murray beat denis shapovalov in three sets to go through. murray has known, djokovic, a 20—time grand slam champion since they were children and have faced each other 36 times in their professional careers. emma raducanu's recent good run is over, she's out of the compeition after losing her third round matchshe lost to anehilina kalinina of ukraine who took the first set. raducanu, having taken a medical timeout for a back injury, forced a decider but her opponent clinched it sending the british number one out. britain's cam norrie is also in action right now, he's currently into a deciding set against spains roberto bautista agut. you can follow that on the bbc sport website. i will have more throughout the afternoon. complaints from students in england and wales about their university courses reached a record high last year. more than 2,500 complaints were made to the office of the independent adjudicator for higher education in 2021, a 6% increase on 2020. two thirds of them were related to the impact of the pandemic, with the adjudica

it's not such a happy birthday for andy murray. he's withdrawn from the french open to focus on building up to wimbledon. he turned 35 today and had played well in last week's madrid open. and lancashire's james anderson showed yorkshire'sjoe root he's still got it. bowling the former england captain out in the roses match. root couldn't follow his century yesterday, as he was dismissed forjust four. the match was drawn. it's been an emotional day in the world of cricket, of course, as the sport mourns the loss of former australia cricketer andrew symonds, who has died after being involved in a car crash. the 46—year—old all—rounder played 26 test matches and nearly 200 one—day internationals between 1998 and 2009. he won two 50 over world cups and was part of australia's ashes winning side in 2006—07. cricket australia said it was "shocked and saddened by the death." i was thinking on the way in how many of the current australian men's and women's team that grew up with his poster on their wall. yes, he certainly got kid

murray: thank you, madam president. madam president, last week the country learned that the supreme court is preparing to overturn roe v. wade, end the constitutional right to abortion and make this the first generation of women in this country to have fewer rights than their mothers. think about that for a second. my daughter, my granddaughters will have fewer rights than i did. i truly never thought i would say that, and it breaks my heart. these past few days have just been heart wrenching. i've seen the emotion, and i have felt it. but let me tell you something, madam president, as heart broken as people are, they are also mad, and you can't blame them, and i am mad too because we are watching the supreme court prepare to drag this country backward by half a century. across the country, republicans and state legislatures are banning abortion, and they are making it crystal clear they are going to go even further. they're coming after your mail because they want to make it illegal to send abortion medication in the m

not anne murray. and people's faces just fall >> jimmy: "yeah, but you did the show from canada, so you must be anne murray. and you go, "no, i'm not." >> "no, i'm really not." >> jimmy: no >> "and i won't sing for you." and, um -- [ light laughter ] but my favorite one that started happening more recently - [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i have -- you know, i have a picture of the person that you get - 'cause you have a song called "a little bit alexis." >> yes from - >> jimmy: everyone knows [ cheers and applause >> thanks. >> jimmy: but, so this is someone playing it in their car, and this is the - just look at the photo, and maybe you'll see who you get mistaken for can we zoom in annie murphy there [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> jimmy: so, yeah so - >> so, i'm not him either. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you're not eddie murphy either. >> i'm not eddie murphy, i'm not anne murray. >> jimmy: not anne murray, no. >> i'm just a constant disappointment [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, you're not, come on let's talk abou

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whitmer: thank you, senator murray. i veto all -- if it is an attack on -- or an attack on women's rights. there have been a lot of different bills that have been introduced and passed through the chamber. i do think that these efforts will continue. there is no question that reinforces how high the stakes aren't one we think about this upcoming election in the fall. people on the other are enthusiastic candidates for this position. my veto will continue to keep these efforts at bay. this is high-stakes for our nation. >> wisconsin already has laws regarding medication abortion. our governor is committed to -- legislation that will further restrict access. there have certainly been legislative action -- legislative efforts. there has been discussion of legislative efforts more restrictive. by delaying the protection of abortions to save the life of the mother herself. all of this is concerning. what we may be facing, it could be seeing legislature efforts to further restrict rights to freedom. >> thank you. yes, 100%. w

meet michael murray, aged 32. he now has one of the biggest jobs in british retail, and he's betting big the high street. he wants more of these stores, with brands, e—sports and experience. do you see yourself as a moderniser, then? you could call me that. it's really about taking all different aspects of the business and making it fit for purpose and simple for the consumer to shop. but what about the founder and future father—in—law, mike ashley? is he still pulling the strings? no, mike is not pulling the strings. we have worked in a partnership, a very collaborative approach, over the last two to three years, and then from the day i became ceo, the final decision lies with me. and that includes cost pressures running high. he says there is not much he can do about price rises. in terms of the pricing of the product, we are very much at mercy to our brand partners, they decide the price they want to sell the goods for, and we will increase the prices as and when the brands ask us or recommend us to do so

andy murray makes up the three brits still standing. he faces old rival and world number one novak djokovic next. and that's all the sport for now. hello. a ridge of high pressure for england and wales will keep it mainly dry in the day ahead. scotland and northern ireland closer to weather fronts for a cloudy start. a little patchy rain here and there. the chance of that during the day more especially western and mainly north west scotland. eastern and southern scotland may see a few sunny spells, a few developing in northern ireland. pleasantly warm, sunny spells amongst quite a lot of cloud in england and wales, with a very slight chance of a shower, and a warmer day, with temperatures up to 22 in the warmer spots in south east england. overnight and into friday, rain gathering for scotland and northern ireland as it becomes more widespread and heavier for a time with a stronger breeze. whereas it stays dry on a milder night in wales and england. and then into friday, well, the rain's going to move its way south out of scotland and n

senator murray said there's an answer. the answer is in november and the american people stand up and say this is enough of the culture war at the expense of our freedoms in america. we need people representing us in the house in the senate who will stand up to basic freedoms and not take them away from the american people. i would just say to you this morning, the contours of the november election this year changed. we are going to find across america that this decision by the alito court is going to be a decision that will reverberate around america and states red and blue and the american people will have the last word. >> thank you, senator durbin. this is a very serious moment in our country for women and for our health care. and that's why we are here today. if this leak supreme court decision is accurate, it will have grave consequences for women all across our country. it would be the ultimate intrusion into a woman's right to privacy. the ultimate intrusion into a woman's right to privacy. imagine what this would