o'sullivan is on the table at the moment. nice shot. you can follow all the action on bbc two and on the bbc sport website and app. emma raducanu produced arguably her best performance since winning the us open to surge past marta kostyuk and into the third round of the madrid open. raducanu lost to kostyuk at an event last october, but this time looked a different player, losing just three games in the match. raducanu, who's seeded ninth in the tournament, will play another ukrainian — anhelina kalinina — next. it's only the second time raducanu has won back to back matches at an event since winning in new york seven months ago. it's pretty rare to get a draw in rugby union but london irish came from 25 points down to earn a record—breaking fifth draw of the season with a last—gasp penalty try against wasps. the visitors led 39—14 with 13 minutes to play, but the home side rallied back with tries from tom pearson, henry arundel and ollie—hassell collins. and then the irish were awarded a penalty try as wasps brought this ma

this year o'sullivan has been relentless. in this final he faced in judd trump, who is an entertainer, too, and had fought back from seven frames down to just three, but it was always too much. o'sullivan was trump's boyhood idol, and though there's 1a years between them, one man is still dominant. at a6, o'sullivan is now the oldest world champion. what he said to me afterwards meant a lot and just blew me away. i just a lot and 'ust blew me away. i 'ust don't a lot and just blew me away. i 'ust don-t want — a lot and just blew me away. i 'ust don-t want to fl a lot and just blew me away. i 'ust don't want to become i a lot and just blew me away. i 'ust don't want to become like i a lot and just blew me away. inst don't want to become like ronnie snooker, ifeel like it has been good for me to have a variety in my life of doing lots of different things and i think that has helped me be able to enjoy myjob and my snooker and everything i do a lot better. ., ., �* , snooker and everything i do a lot better. ., , ., ,, bett

ronnie o'sullivan... ronnie o'sullivan. .. it looks ronnie o'sullivan... it looks as though they are about to shake hands there. they will fight it out for 35 frames. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. let's get more on the house of commons speaker calling for radical action and a review of working practices following a series of sexual misconduct and bullying claims about politicians. yesterday, the conservative mp neil parish resigned after admitting he'd watched porn in parliament twice. a government minister today denied there was a culture of mosogyny at westminster. the labour mp chris bryant chairs the house of commons committee on standards and privileges. earlier, he spoke to geeta guru—murthy about mr parish's resignation. he has done the right thing and resigning, i don't understand why he went in gb news to refer to it in the thawed person as if it had nothing to do with him when he knew it had something to do with him, but the key point for me is that parliam

it's the best of 35 frames, so o'sullivan needs just six further frames to secure a record—equalling 7th world title. these are live pictures. catch it on bbc2. manchester city goalkeeper karen bardsley has announced she's retiring from the game after an illustrious 20—year career for both club and country. the 37—year—old won eight major trophies during her time with city, and played 81 times for england. she also represented great britain at the 2012 olympics. bardsley will be honoured at wednesday's women's super league home game against birmingham city. she's revealed that failing to fully recoverfrom a hamstring injury picked up during the 2019 world cup has forced her to quit the game. it certainly wasn't easy. if i think about maybe having this conversation two years ago, i would not be able to get a word out, i would be bawling. so, yeah, it is disappointing when you know that you have still got an element of capability in you, but when your body does not match what your mind wants to do, it is a uniquely frustrating experience. everton have a spring in their step this

. ~ ,, the tributes have been flowing for ronnie o'sullivan with stephen hendry calling him "one of a kind". that's after the rocket beat judd trump 18—13 at the crucible to match his seven world titles. o'sullivan said he'll share the record with him for a year, because he's coming back for more and paid tribute to his beaten opponent, in a final like no otherfor him. yeah, i mean that is the most emotional i have ever been. it was judd said to me. i hugged him, because he for me he is the governor. so what he said after, really meant a lot and just, yeah, i just, it blew me away really. so thatis just, it blew me away really. so that is what got me. one quick racing line to bring you and reach for the moon, owned by the queen, is to miss the derby at epsom next month as the colt searches for full fitness following injury last season. the horse, trained by john and thady gosden as well as the mount frankie dettori, was third favourite, rated at an 8—1 chance. the queen has never won the derby and this year's race on lithjune is part of her platinum jubilee celebrations to mark 70

choke up a little bit _ made ronnie o'sullivan choke up a little bit so — made ronnie o'sullivan choke up a little bit so i think he was kind of crying _ little bit so i think he was kind of crying into— little bit so i think he was kind of crying into her shoulder. such little bit so i think he was kind of crying into her shoulder.- crying into her shoulder. such a nice moment. _ crying into her shoulder. such a nice moment. respect - crying into her shoulder. such aj nice moment. respect between crying into her shoulder. such a i nice moment. respect between two great snooker players. one of a kind — that's how stephen hendry described ronnie o'sullivan after he beat judd trump 18—13 at the crucible to match his seven world titles. the rocket said he's share the record with him for a year, because he's coming back for more. joe lynskey reports. cheering. in any sport it's rare for one man to be this good for so long. ronnie o'sullivan is snooker�*s winning machine. and yet still human. still after 21 years it means this much. ronnie o'sullivan! his first world title was in 20

where ronnie o'sullivan is closing in on a record—equalling seventh title at the crucible. he's playing the 2019 champion judd trump, who started the day seven frames behind and with a mountain to climb. trump did win the first three frames of the day to make things interesting, but he will need everything to be perfect to overcome o'sullivan, who's won the fourth frame and restored a 13—9 lead in the first to 18 frame contest. let's go live to the crucible then — o'sullivan looking to win that seventh title that would bring him level with stephen hendry who's won the tournament the most in the modern era. trump's won four of the five frames they have played so far today. he is still fourframes behind. it would be one of the most remarkable comebacks if he were to turn this around. 30—9, catch the action over on bbc two. a shock at the vitality london 10,000m earlier. four—time olympic champion — mo farah — was beaten by a club runner. farah said he'll make decisions about his future on a "race by race" basis. it was his first competition since failing to qualif

that's next to a huge picture of ronnie o'sullivan, who has just secured his seventh snooker world championship title. the sun claims a fake priest tricked his way into barracks near windsor castle that are used by soldiers who protect the queen and even managed to stay the night. millions of people on final—salary pensions face losing thousands of pounds due to soaring inflation, according to the times. the paper also has an investigation which claims lives are being put at risk by crumbling nhs buildings. "where have our gps gone," asks the daily mail as figures show there's now one doctor for every 2200 patients across the country. and the star says we're "med for it" as the country is set to be hotter than saint—tropez this week. so, let's begin. lots to get through. hello to you both, thanks very much forjoining us. let's start with the front page of the financial times and with ukraine. a couple of the front pages obviously cover the ukraine crisis in different ways actually so we will start with the ft. aubrey came a kick—off for us and it kind of tackles two separate elements to t

ronnie o'sullivan is still on course to win a record—equalling seventh world snooker title. the rocket needed just an hour and a quarter to wrap up his semifinal against three—time champion john higgins last night — winning the two frames needed for a 17—11 victory, to reach the final at the crucible in sheffield for the eighth time. if there's one thing you can guarantee with me, i never think i'm over the line because i lack confidence, you know? that is probably why i needed help. i am not a very confident person. i never have been as a kid. i always felt everyone was better than me and you live with that sometimes. it's only when i'm out there playing that i kind of go, "ok, you're holding your own here, so maybe you're not as bad as you think", you know? yeah, i struggle with all that sort of stuff, but you just have to get out in the pit and give it a go. what else am i going to do? o'sullivan will playjudd trump, who won an epic semifinal against mark williams, they needed all 33 frames to settle it. at one stage, williams had trailed by seven and fought back to

daniel o'sullivan. [applause] dr. o'sullivan: successfully completing the requirements and demands of a naval academy education is no small task. it is a steady dose of challenges ranging from academic to athletic to leadership and character development. i have no doubt each of you has been challenged, perhaps in ways you never expected. or to levels you never thought you could achieve. you did, and congratulations for each of you in doing so. to the families and friends of these soon-to-be naval academy graduates and officers, these soon-to-be and signs and second lieutenants and the faculty and staff here today as well, i would like to thank you and congratulate you as well. the rare graduate is the one who never needed the support of family and friends and faculty mentors. these graduates, like the tens of thousands before them, have depended on you. your support and encouragement. you were there for them when they needed it the most. i know you are proud of their success and we are most grateful for you, for your

makes you proud to be irish. >> donie o'sullivan, cnn, galway. >>> thank you. >>> there are some warm temperatures, high winds and dry conditions fueling fire concerns in the southwest. we'll tell you what we know. stay close. thanks to the cartridge-free epson ecotank printer. a ridiculous amount of ink! you're mocking me. not again! the epson ecotank. just fill & chill. “few of us will ever dive so deep into our cars, but those who do venture down into the nuts and bolts...” “you have to give all of yourself when you do something, and that's when you do your best." for e best audio entertainment and stytelling. auble. more protection, more sun, more joy. nerogena® beach defense® the suncare brand used most by dermatologists and their families, neutrogena® for people with skin. discover a simple way to use colors in managing diabetes! inspired by nature, onetouch verio reflect® meter shows instantly if you're below, within or above your range. it cheers you on and provides guidance. connected to your health and your phone. visit onetouch.com today. this is the sound of natu

. >> this is deputy secretary o'sullivan when i got on the next plane to washington, deputy secretary o'sullivan called me and and ... >> now our ambassador to moscow interestingly. >> so he was the one that got handed that assignment of firing me officially which he did . >> but he also told you you didn't do anything wrong. >> he did and i was so angry. sometimes when i'm angry it's expressed through all these fears and i was ... was probably an unpleasant dconversation for him, it certainly was for me in terms of how can you bedoing this if i haven't done anything wrong ? >> and he didn't give you a t good answer. >> what they said is they wanted to protect me. but that what they wanted to protect me from was being fired by to and actually i own you leading up to that moment was themselves in protecting the president because even though ambassador, that was an exalted title. you and i both know we are not very senior in administration and donald trump had fired me by to everybody would have wondered what was going on. it was diplomatic non-practice anyway but that would have sealed

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hello, i'm tulsen tollett, and this is your sports news where we start with ronnie o'sullivan winning the world snooker championship for a seventh time. despite a nervy afternoon session that saw judd trump win 6 out of 8 frames to force a final session, it was the a6—year—old, now the oldest winner of this event, who held his nerve for an 18—frames—to—13 win, and he matches stephen hendry�*s seven titles at the crucible theatre in the modern era. i have never bothered about records, don't get me wrong, when you get that it's nice but i have never been, never performed well going for stuff like that, just try to enjoy the game, competing, being on the game, competing, being on the circuit, try to enjoy what i do and work on my game, and you left that 17 days were on my side. in the premier league, manchester united have beaten brentford 3—0 in their final home match of the season. cristiano ronaldo was again among the united goalscorers, with his 18th of the season in the league as the red devils remain sixth, six points ahead of 7th—placed west ham, having played a ga

. -- commentator: your champion, ronnie o'sullivan. _ good evening, from the ukrainian capital kyiv. the attempts to evacuate more civilians from the devastated city of mariupol have stalled tonight — ukrainian officials say russia has ended a ceasefire and it's now blocking humanitarian corridors. hundreds of women and children are still trapped in bunkers beneath the city's huge azovstal steelworks, where 2,000 ukrainian troops are making a last stand against the russian forces surrounding them. ukraine says russia resumed its bombardment of the steelworks shortly after yesterday's successful evacuation of about 100 people from the plant. 0ur correspondent laura bicker reports from nearby zaporizhzhia. a short break to feel grass under theirfeet, after weeks of only concrete. the survivors from mariupol are allowed a break in their long—awaited journey away from the front line. translation: for a month we were eating - _ over a0 of us — six food tins. we boiled two buckets of soup out of them and that was it for the whole day. translation: there | is no house anymore. of cour

o'sullivan leads the 2019 winner judd trump by five frames to three after the first sesssion. the first to 18 wins. play resumes at 7pm. and in the women's super league, arsenal are within a point of leaders chelsea after thrashing aston villa 7—0. all the results are on the bbc sport website. arsenal lead 2—1 at west ham in the premier league withjust arsenal lead 2—1 at west ham in the premier league with just over one hour played. that's it. i'll be back with the late news at 10pm. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good evening. more now from kyiv and my colleague ben brown, earlier this afternoon, i'm joined here in kyiv by valeriy chaly, a former ukrainian ambassador to the united states, between the years 2015 and 2019. thank you very much for being with us. first of all, let me ask you about the situation in mariupol. it does seem to be good news that at least some people are being evacuated from that city. you're right, some civilians. the main thing now, how to take out the civilians. and another important thing is how to survive for i

this magnificent seven for ronnie o'sullivan who equals stephen hendry�*s record of world snooker titles and says he's coming back for more. counting down to kilimanjaro.

. >> i'm going to bring in our donny o'sullivan to talk about this. as you heard there governor hochul blasted social media saying they have a moral and ethical responsibility to squash hate. you've spent time talking to people who get world views from social media. can this thing ever be stopped. >> absolutely, pam. what the governor there is correct about is this stuff is so pervasive and social media across many platforms even the major platforms like facebook trying to crack down on it but of course there's been alternative platforms that have become popular in the post-january 6th world when so many hateful figures got kick off major social media platforms. people moved places where there are fewer rules. obviously the governor may have more information than we have right now. but with any investigation like this we need to find out more about what this suspect might have been doing online. we've heard that there is a purported manifesto. and of course a reportedly streamed live on twitch. so in that case it certainly seems this was a very online

and coming up on the bbc news channel, he's won a record—equalling seven world titles, and now ronnie o'sullivan confirms he'll aim for at least two more. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. mps at the the ukrainian parliament here in kyiv have been hearing a virtual address from borisjohnson, the first from a world leader since the war began. the prime minister told them ukraine's resistance to the russian invasion has been this country's "finest hour" and will be rememerbered for generations to come. mrjohnson has also given details of another £300 million worth of military support for ukraine. meanwhile, an estimated 200 civilians remain trapped inside the azovstal steelworks in the besieged southern city of mariupol. after a brief ceasefire, the steelworks is coming under renewed russian attack. ukrainian soldiers there say russian forces are using planes, tanks and missiles from warships to bombard the plant. but the united nations and red cross say they still hope to oversee more civilian evacuations from mariupol. our correspondentjoe inwood has this report. the ceasefire

that's next to a huge picture of ronnie o'sullivan, who has just secured his seventh snooker world championship title. the sun claims a fake priest tricked his way into barracks near windsor castle that are used by soldiers who protect the queen and even managed to stay the night. millions of people on final—salary pensions face losing thousands of pounds due to soaring inflation, according to the times. the paper also has an investigation which claims lives are being put at risk by crumbling nhs buildings. "where have our gps gone," asks the daily mail as figures show there's now one doctor for every 2200 patients across the country. and the star says we're "med for it" as the country is set to be hotter than saint—tropez this week. so, let's begin. lots to get through. hello to you both, thanks very much

as i mentioned on rob o'sullivan, deputy administrationbureau. the deputy chief within the administration bureau serves as the chair for the firearm discharge review board . i know that i welcome the commissioner to be police commissioner and really for your edification and for the watching public the board as sergeant youngblood mentioned service to offer opinion and to decide whether or not an officer's action is within policy as it relates to the use of deadly force whether that's related to an officer involved shooting or in custody death andwe meet on a quarterly basis so this evening i'm here to provide a recap for the fourth quarter of 2021 . it was abusy quarter as far as cases go. there were three officer involved shootings, 18 002 , 20 003. the 18 and 20 referred to the year and after the-the number of years to the second ois within the calendar year. omb's involved officer discharges. they worked a bit differently. the number comes 001 21 and then the second one that we reviewed or that the rv did in the fourth quarter was 002 21. so o

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. >> donie o'sullivan. >>> and investigators have identified the suspect in california on sunday. david chu is a u.s. citizen born in china, they believe the shooting was politically motivated and he was upset over the tensions between china and taiwan. he is not thought to have any connection to the church or its members. he wounded five and killed 52-year-old dr. john chang. chang charged at the shooter giving others times to help subdue him. they say chang's heroic actions helped save lives. >>> it is primary day in america, biggest one so far this year in fact. polls will open across five states in just a few hours from oregon to kentucky to idaho, along with the swing states of north carolina and pennsylvania. these primaries also represent a key test of former u.s. president donald trump's lingering evidence and grip on the republican party. the country will be closely watching to see if the candidates he backs win their races. one of the most contentious contests is the pennsylvania republican senate race which has been rocked by some last minute twists. analysts say they h

ever since the o'sullivan's battles allowed to expire the number of mass shootings and the foremast readings as tripled in this country. so there's two things you can do right there is can go to sullivan's, reinstating the ban alleged universal migrant checks. but that's a good start. >> let me sketch out the gun reform paradox, as i understand. america has the highest level gun order ship in the world, that's twice the next highest nation, which is yemen, per capita. goma got morgan's than people, i guns are durable, just a ton of guns out there. meaningfully reducing gun violence in america would require some pretty significant rain exchanges. but of course, that's not possible. it might not even be popular. they think that would matter, by gun checks, the things like that hr eight. a lot of, course the people who oppose further legislation, understand that as the norm under the camel stent. the cow most nose under the ten. they get that that's the ferris of opening -- how do you convince them otherwise? >> they need to listen to their constituents. 95% of americans, including honduras, an

cnn's donie o'sullivan joins us for more. this is something more than what we saw in new zealand, live streamed. they wanted it to go live. this terrorism theater. and up there on twitch for only a matter of moments, the company says they removed it within two minutes of the first gunshot. why did it remain on so many websites? >> yeah, this was made for social media massacre. the suspect streamed live on this websites twitch owned by amazon. the company said two minutes, two minutes after the violence began, they had taken down the video. that still was not quick enough. the people watching us, we believe 20 people or so, they were from dark corners of the internet. where the suspect posted the links to this twitch are on the chats, a lot where the hate-filled forums online. and somebody watching that, possibly a few more than one person downloaded the video as it was happening in realtime. and then we went back, we went through fortran, which is referenced by the document posted by the suspect. he was influenced by what wil

o'sullivan's been speaking to jamie broughton.. that's the most emotional i have ever brngs it was just whatjudd said to me, he is the governor. he is 32, he has time on his side, that is 32, he has time on his side, that is the guy to beat. what he said just blew me away. that is what got me. eh. just blew me away. that is what got me. . ., ., just blew me away. that is what got me, �* ., ., ., " just blew me away. that is what got me. . ., ., ., ,, ., me. a lot of talk about winning seven world — me. a lot of talk about winning seven world titles, _ me. a lot of talk about winning seven world titles, what - me. a lot of talk about winning seven world titles, what is - me. a lot of talk about winning | seven world titles, what is your take on that? i’m seven world titles, what is your take on that?— take on that? i'm not driven by titles, i don't _ take on that? i'm not driven by titles, i don't want _ take on that? i'm not driven by titles, i don't want to - take on that? i'm not driven by titles, i don't want to be - tak

o'sullivan. how you are? where is everybody here from where are you from? >> i'm from kyiv. >> you're from kyiv? >> yeah. >> how long you have been in ireland? >> two months, maybe. >> two months? >> yeah. >> she is exceptionally talented piano player. >> you are the pierre yoe player? >> yes. >> is that you? >> yeah. >> do you play in here? >> yeah. >> as well as using translation apps, they have hired teachers to help the new students learn english. all the general knowledge is g the english is of a low level. but they're like sponges. they learn really quickly. they're already -- they're lovely children. they're always smiling. >> as for irish students -- >> i think it's a very nice experience to have ukraine people in our class. and that they can learn from us and we can learn from them. >> and you're happy to have so many new people in the school? >> yes. it's different. it's a lot busier. people have new friends now. it's very nice. i like it. >> it's just so lovely. despite language barrier, to see students engaging, learning, happy and laughing. and

o'sullivan will playjudd trump, who won an epic semi—final against mark williams. they needed all 33 frames to settle it. at one stage williams had trailed by seven and fought back to lead 16—15, but trump held his nerve to win the final two frames and book his place in the final. it is a big weekend of horse racing at newmarket, with the first two classics of the flat season. the 1,000 guineas goes off at 3:a0pm this afternoon, while yesterday the 2,000 guineas was won by the 5:1 shot coroebus, ridden byjames doyle, beating his stablemate the 5:a favourite native trail. still buzzing about that boxing. it was just an incredible fight and i think we're going to see an incredible rematch as well. amanda serrano and katie taylor are the two biggest names in women's boxing, and you look at it now and it is a headline draw wherever you go. thea;r headline draw wherever you go. they are talkin: headline draw wherever you go. they are talking about _ headline draw wherever you go. tia: are talking about croke headline draw wherever you go. tue: are talking about croke

june o'sullivan, we must leave _ responsibilities. june o'sullivan, we must leave it _ responsibilities. june o'sullivan, we must leave it there, - responsibilities. june o'sullivan, we must leave it there, chief- we must leave it there, chief executive officer from the executive early years thank you. supermarket chains tesco and now sainsburys have announced a ban on buy one get one free' junk foods offers. this comes after protests were held earlier today at downing street following the government's decision to postpone parts of its obesity strategy for a year. our reporter sanchia berg was at downing street and has been speaking to some of the protestors who gathered there. he has been expressing his disappointment that the government has taken this step, he has encouraged people to bring posters and even to bring puddings that are an eton mess. his thinking is that an eton mess was actually a negative that was turned into a positive because it was created when a pavlova was dropped on the floor, the bits and pieces put together a

the idea that an 18 year old kid could walk into a gun store and buy to o'sullivan's is just wrong. in god's name he needed for except to kill someone. we are not running through the force with color vests offer got sick. it's just sick. and the gun manufacturers have spent two decades aggressively marketing assault options to make them the largest profit. forgot, sick of town the courage to stand up to the industry. most americans supported collinson's loss, common sense gun laws. i just got off a trip from asia, and a meeting with asian leaders. and i learned of the swallow us on the aircraft. and what struck me on that 17 hour flight, what struck me was, these kinds of mass shootings rarely happen anywhere else in the world. why? they have mental health problems. they have domestic disputes and other countries. they have people who are lost. but these kinds of mass shootings never happen and the kind of frequency they happen in america. why? why are we willing to live with this carnage? why do we keep letting this happen? where and god's name is our backbone. have the courage to

o'sullivan saying he'll share the record with him for a year, because he's coming back for more. his family were there to see him become the oldest world champion and he paid tribute to his beaten opponent trump, in a final like no otherfor him. yeah, i mean that's the most emotionai— yeah, i mean that's the most emotional i've ever been. it was 'ust emotional i've ever been. it was just what— emotional i've ever been. it was just whatjudd said emotional i've ever been. it was just what judd said to emotional i've ever been. it was just whatjudd said to me, to be honest— just whatjudd said to me, to be honest with you. i hugged him, because — honest with you. i hugged him, because for me, he is the... he is the governon _ because for me, he is the... he is the governor. yeah, what he said to me afterwards and really, really meant _ me afterwards and really, really meant a — me afterwards and really, really meant a lot. just, yeah, just kind of blew— meant a lot. just, yeah, just kind of blew me — meant a lot. just, yeah, just kind of blew me away, really, so that's