a new zealand way of life. now a private security consultant buchanan has lived in new zealand for the past 20 years he doubts the christchurch killer was a true lone wolf if there were other like minded people still out there i mean he was part of a community that was both physical in the south island and then why he was being cheered on and real time during the mass murders including by people who claim to be in new zealand. was just 6 when he arrived in new zealand with his mother and siblings from somalia he says like most refugees he battled racism all his life we feel like you know we have to fight just not only to be. and to express how i think to express our religion. and he says he knows what it's like to be targeted by white supremacists getting chased by skinheads you don't expect the scot to suddenly turn around for. you knowing these are skinheads and people pretend life we don't have that history here in new zealand christchurch is wrong on for its being a hotbed of white supremacy in this country

did of new zealand's previous mass killing at our own. also board ammunition here and so too did the christchurch shooter. a month after he got his gun license board his 1st weapon on line from dallas city over the next 4 months he went on to buy ammunition and another 3 guns on line in the shop while the gun store may not have done anything illegal or serious question being asked about its ethics and the fitness of its owner to be a gun. gun city's owner david temple has a link the criminal record in new zealand he's been convicted of assaulting police offices smuggling explosives and dangerous and reckless driving and in the united states he served almost 2 years in jail after attempting to smuggle semiautomatic firearms and ammunition out of the country. a few days after the christchurch shooting he faced the media. field. where i think we're all totally did the straight down do you feel any sense of responsibility for what happened on friday knowing to shouldn't you be more proactive in looking into people's backgrounds before. that q

the new zealand way of life. now a private security consultant buchanan has lived in new zealand for the past 20 years he doubts the christchurch killer was a true lone wolf if there were other like minded people still out there i mean he was part of a community that was both physical in the south island and then why he was being cheered on and real time during the mass murders including by people who claim to be in new zealand. was just 6 when he arrived in new zealand with his mother and siblings from somalia he says like most refugees he battled racism all his life we feel like you know we have to fight just not only to be. and to express how i think to express our religion. and he says he knows what it's like to be targeted by white supremacists getting chased by skinheads you don't expect the scot to suddenly turn around for. you knowing these are skinheads and people pretending life we don't have that history here in new zealand christchurch is wrong on for its being a hotbed of white supremacy in this coun

did of new zealand's previous mass killing at our own. also board ammunition here and so to do the christ church. a month after he got his gun license board his 1st weapon on line from dallas city over the next 4 months he went on to buy ammunition and another 3 guns on line in the shop while the gun store may not have done anything illegal serious question being asked about its ethics and the fitness of its owner to be a gun. gun cities owner david temple has a link the criminal record in new zealand he's been convicted of assaulting police offices smuggling explosives and dangerous and reckless driving and in the united states he served almost 2 years in jail after attempting to smuggle semiautomatic firearms and ammunition out of the country. a few days after the christchurch shooting he faced the media how do you feel you know. where i think we're all totally did the straight down do you feel any sense of responsibility for what happened on friday no it shouldn't you be more proactive in looking into people's backgrounds before. that

the new zealand way of life. now a private security consultant buchanan has lived in new zealand for the past 20 years he doubts the christchurch killer was a true lone wolf if there were other like minded people still out there i mean he was part of a community that was both physical in the south island and then why he was being cheered on and real time during the mass murders including by people who claim to be in new zealand. was just 6 when he arrived in new zealand with his mother and siblings from somalia he says like most refugees he battled racism all his life we feel like you know we have to fight just literally to be. and to express how i think to express our religion. and he says he knows what it's like to be targeted by white supremacists getting chased by skinheads you don't expect the scot to suddenly turn around. you knowing he's a skinheads and people pretend life we don't have that history here in new zealand christchurch is wrong on for its being a hotbed of white supremacy in this country. in t

but in march this year new zealand's ideally image was shattered. when a gunman went on a rampage at 2 mosques in christ church. one o one east investigates why and how these horrific attack happened. mohamed atta at am. linda susan strong as our ahmed read out the names of the day at a remembrance day service 2 weeks after the christchurch attack she was only just beginning to come to terms with the hora she witnessed time and the had. the names on p.d. i know them. i know them that i know them through businesses and know them through the most analysts through the through coming to the clinic and all those kind of things so. so it became a reality. on march 15th and it's strange in gunmen targeted 2 mosques during friday prayers and streamed it online. 51 people were killed and scores of others seriously injured some people already at risk. we have to do what we could to save their lives. a trained nurse sarra lift the medical clinic where she was working and went to one of the mosques to help but even students on the front line of a ball epidemics

new zealand as a new dive capability for us. she will be commissioned in june this year. i also note that our defense capability review being undertaken by our government and has been approved will be released in early june. it's the government to release it, but i'm confident that myself and the navy will be pretty comfortable with what comes from that. mid-june, you'll see some announcements on that. now, notwithstanding what i just described as a large maritime domain, as i see it from antarctica to the equator, the area that we have a responsibility for, we're a small navy. yet we're the second largest navy in our region. one way in which new zealand sustains the international system is by partnering with our neighbors. we mutually support each other's contributions in our water region and we share cultural links with the pacific which we're very proud and auckland is the largest pacific city in the world. one thing we do as a navy we have the ability to bridge small maritime forces in the pacific and larger navies such as the united states navy. last year, the new ze

and tests and studies prove that. - now what makes new zealand special? - the waters of new zealand are considered the cleanest waters in the world-- - really? - pure and cold. and this a green-lipped mussel, it's not a fish, where many fish oils or fish products, omega-3's, come from waters around the world that are certainly a lot less than clean, some are pretty bad, but you have no idea where the oil comes from. when fish oil manufactures are making fish oil for human consumption, and they get the fish, the meat of the fish is often sent to restaurants or to make pet food, and then what's every left over, the head, the tail, the eyes, the bones, the gills, they grind all that up, then they boil that, then they put in a pill, and you're swallowing that. - when you got me involved in this, i was a skeptic, admit it-- - you did-- - came to your house - you were a skeptic, came to your house. like you said last time, your team, or your handlers, like you said your army-- - my army. - around you, they said, "oh no no no, "larry can just say this is good" i

added, between them the heat new zealand to 237. so, how would pakistan cope when faced with the attack? ferguson made him flinch and let it fly two down. a times for level heads, they called him to the professor but this is an miscalculation, their crickets are most unpredictable and were to blow it. in amongst the chaos, operating in his own bubble of calm. every drive drained the new zealand bowlers in a game so complicated he made a century look simple, lingering on the

air new zealand makes a u—turn on cabin crew showing traditional tattoos. live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news — it's newsday. thanks forjoining us. it's 7:00am in singapore, midnight in london, and 7:pm in washington, where president trump has defended his deal with mexico over migration. the us will hold off imposing tariffs on mexico in exchange for it taking "unprecedented steps" to curb migration. but there have been mixed reports as to what exactly has been agreed, with the mexican government saying the deal would be reviewed in 45 days. mr trump has been fending off criticism that the key terms of the deal are not new. a lot of good things are happening. but they want to thank mexico. we do have one other thing that we will be announcing at the appropriate time, but they have to get approval from the legislative body. what is it? why are the mexicans denying it then? i don't think they'll be denying it very long. it's all done. barbara plett usher is following the events for us in washington. well, essentially what

hopes alive at the cricket world cup by ending new zealand's unbeaten run. babar azam notched a century as he led his side to a 6 wicket victory which also adds pressure to hosts england who sitjust above them, as patrick gearey reports. if pakistan have a plan, it is not an easy one to work out. after six games they had had no steady level but constant volume. mohamad amir‘s first ball — new zealand's martin guptill swept away in the energy that pakistan thrived on. their captain, sarfaraz, somehow got ross taylor. like the sharp spin of shadab khan, another wicket fell. like the sharp spin of shadab khan, kane williamson out. england were nervous. they were the third team in this match. pakistan could catch them. new zealand made it to 237. so, how would pakistan cope when faced with the kiwi attack? lachie ferguson made imam—ul—haq flinch. martin guptill flew. a time for level heads. they call mohammad hafeez the professor, but this was a miscalculation. were they about to blow it? ba bar azam operated in a bubble of calm. every drive drained the

the lionesses‘ early chances came from new zealand mistakes. jodie taylor looking for her first international goal in 13 months, but denied by the keeper erin nayler. a penalty shout, taylor thought so, but the referee said not. new zealand's struggles continued at the back, but they repeatedly relied on nayler to keep them in the match. frustration growing for england with each missed opportunity. chance after chance not quite taken. england's first test came just before half—time. this just denied, a warning of what was to come. after the break, the deadlock broken, giving new zealand a 1—0 win. the lionesses looking for a good send—off, but instead it was new zealand who secured a shock victory, their first against england. the disappointing thing is we had an unbelievable crowd here today and didn't get them a win to give a send—off the crowd who have backed us for the last few games deserves. it is continuous in our development and improvement and the real thing starts next week. england face scotland in their opening group game. t

it is disappointing after two losses and especially against new zealand but, no. when you before the ending, you are never assured. still a lot of hope there. 2017 and 2018 nba finals mvp kevin durant has been named to play for golden state warriors in game 5 of this year's series tipping off in the next 15 minutes. durant has been sidelined for more than a month with a strained calf and trained earlier on monday. the warriors trail the toronto raptors 3—1, meaning their quest for a third consecutive nba championship could end in the coming hours when the game finishes in canada. one other basketball line is that four—time nba champion tony parker has announced he's retiring after 18 seasons. the 37—year—old guard played 17 seasons for the san antonio spurs and made the postseason every year of his career before joining the charlotte hornets last season and missing the playoffs. former boston red sox major league baseball player david ortiz has had his gallbladder and part of his intestine removed after he was shot in the back on sunday in his native domin

breaking new zealand down they couldn't rate too many chances in the 1st haul christine sinclair hit the ball early on but it wasn't until just fleming managed to slide this finish to the ball. and corner of the commons took the lead they were on the show prints made up office and they hit the woodwork again on 2 new was the songs for now that was hardly a highlight of the total and i think it's fair to say something of a flop was fair but no but you're comparing it with the netherlands game early on saturday it's obviously more difficult for canadians in new zealand fans to make the trip to france the end result is of course that canada become the next team to book them to put themselves a place in the last 16 so they're progressing through the tournament for new zealand i think it's looking steady tricky. how do through and rejoin kind of it's not. the time again i found it always for us thank you so much for bringing us up to date thank you and you're watching the w. news coming to you from berlin don't forget you can always stay up to date with stories from around the world by vi

terroristpremacist killed 15 people and wounded 39 more at him mosque in christchurch new zealand. our thoughts and prayers are with the victims and their families. the motive behind the attack is not in question. the terrorist has written an extensive manifesto outlining his white supremacists, white nationalists, anti-immigrant, anti-muslim, and fascist beliefs. that was horrifying beyond words, and it shocked the conscience. shockingly, the terrorist was allowed to live stream on facebook where the gruesome video went undetected initially. instead, law enforcement officials in new zealand had to contact the company and ask that it be removed. when new zealand authorities called on all social media companies to remove these videos immediately, they were unable to comply. human moderators did not keep up with the volume of videos being reposted, and their automated systems were unable to recognize minor changes in the video, so the video spread online, and is spread around the world. the fact that this happened merely two years after facebook, twitter, google, microsoft, and other

injust an update on their match of new zealand in just a an update on their match of new zealand injust a moment. but it is looking good for pakistan. not so much for england. well we've not quite reached the must win situation for england but if they want to keep their world cup fate in their own hands — that's exactly what they've got to do against india in birmingham tomorrow. they might have to do it without pace bowlerjoffra archer. he's struggling with a side strain although opener jason roy is expected to be fit. joe wilson sent us this report from edgbaston the think about time, it does run out. for england to rescue the world cup, their world cup. they have to games and caution can go to the breeze. so they are prepared to recall the batsman jason breeze. so they are prepared to recall the batsmanjason roy, even if it means reinjuring him in the short term, tuesday's defeat to australia it was their third in the tournament already. i asked the captain if the players had let him down. no, i cannot fault them stop they have produced in every single game where we have let themse

australia head of new zealand by a point of the black caps to have a game and had already looks as those two along with india and england are starting to distance themselves from the rest. australia's next game is against england on tuesday, the poster in leeds right now preparing to face sri lanka. that's the contrast interments to date, and he has been taking in their practise at a meeting. behind me you can see the sri lanka players go to their final preparations, but earlier ron and glenda's players were practising in the nets, they know that if they win here tomorrow to take a giant step towards the world cup semi finals. set to be a 100 day international cap and he says that after the spectacular batting the question of who can hit the ball the furthest has become a dressing room challenge. we are talking about the biggest ones and stuff, but i think mine is the biggest of the day. no, but we do definitely have a bit of ba nter but we do definitely have a bit of banter about it. i beat myself up a little bit. on paper this should be one of their easier games of the tournament. sri

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zealand the new zealand's are a team who have actually never won a game in 5 attempts at the world cup so things didn't go their way again but they were very unlucky they did look pretty decent that's new zealand now on the other hand netherlands showed that sort of experience and the parent that they have. in the 92nd man ever managed to score a goal once again painful for a new zealand but a great result for the netherlands i will give them a little bit of a boost considering that they didn't perform as well as many people expected so they're still definitely one of the favorites am i maybe new zealand who were feeling a little bit pumped going into the tournament because they actually managed to beat england before the tournament started and might be able to wear duet a little bit better throughout this tournament right and one of the other favorites well you know if you're a bit biased i think look at united states and the netherlands 2 are among those on going to keep an eye on spain because of course i. want to see them do well in germany too. thank you very much for that analysi

new zealand's martin guptill swept away in the energy that pakistan thrived on. their captain, sarfaraz, somehow got ross taylor. like the shark spin of shadab khan, another wicket fell. england were nervous. they were the third team in this matter. pakistan could catch them. new zealand made it to 237. so, how would pakistan cope when faced with the kiwi attack? laurie ferguson made imam—ul—haq flinch. a time for level heads. they call mohammad hafeez the professor, but this was a miscalculation. were they about to blow it? every drive drained the menace from new zealand's bowlers. not long after, the match was over. in 1992, pakistan one world cup after a similar start. watch out england, they are behind you. england centre—backs steph houghton and mille bright remain major doubts for tomorrow evening's women's world cup quarter final against norway. this challenge near the end of their last 16 tie with cameroon left houghton with an ankle injury. she trained with the group earlier today giving hope she could recover in time. millie bright however was the

added, between them the heat new zealand to 237. so, how would pakistan cope when faced with the attack? ferguson made him flinch and let it fly two down. a times for level heads, they called him to the professor but this is an miscalculation, their crickets are most unpredictable and were to blow it. in amongst the chaos, operating in his own bubble of calm. every drive drained the new zealand bowlers in a game so complicated he made a century look simple, lingering on the moment. not long the match is over. 1992, pakistan won a world cup and watch out england, they are right behind you. so here's how the points table looks after pakistan's win. the top four sides remember go through to the semi finals. as patrick was saying pakistan's victory puts them sixth and right in contention, snapping at the heels of england who would reach the last four if they win their last two games but they're up against two of the strongest sides in thsi tournament — india and new zealand. now at the women's football world cup there's plenty for eng

strikes new zealand to victory in a final over thriller at the world cup. thank you for your company. we will start and paris, a must win game for scotla nd start and paris, a must win game for scotland at the women's world cup they led 3—0 but argentina came back it became 3—2 and then another controversial penalty and stoppage. scotland, out of the world cup in the group stages without a victory. getting knocked out of the world cup is hard to stomach at the best of times, but doing it like this is very tight and going to sting. 3-0 up, it looked like they were flying and then they lost that lead and yes, they are going home. they be getting on a plane and out of the first world cup. the first: the first world cup. the first: the first half, struck in the box, perry did away but not far enough and there to get her first world cup goal. that is the first time that scotla nd goal. that is the first time that scotland women have been ahead in a world cup match and you could see how excited they were by that, how promising it seemed to be, but then into t

breaking new zealand down they didn't rate too many chances in the 1st haul christine sinclair hit the ball early on it was but it wasn't until just fleming managed to slide this finish to. right hand corner that kind of took the lead player on the show prince freed up office and they hit the woodwork again to know was the fonz for not was hardly a highlight it's one of enough and it's fair to say something of a flop is fair and noble but they're comparing it with the netherlands game early on saturday so it's more difficult for canadians and using fans to make the trip to france the end result is of course that canada become the next team to book them to put themselves a place in the last 16 so they're progressing through this one month for new zealand i think it's looking 30 tricky. how do through and rejoin kind of it's our . time going i found it a waste for us thank you so much for bringing us up to date thank you and you're watching the news coming up next we're on stories that we can reports with a look at all kong refugees seeking asylum here in germany before we go we'll leave

the man accused of 2 mosque attacks in new zealand has appeared in court 5 video link brandon turned has pleaded not guilty to all charges he faces 51 counts of murder and 40 counts of attempted murder and watch of 15 back to back shootings took place at 2 mosques in christ church. under thomas who's been inside the court to tell us how this all played out in court. was about a kilometer from hare that the man accused of these horrific killings on the 15th of march said carried them out at one mosque just over the side of a city center part from here in another mosque a couple of kilometers away he's not here now he's being held in a prison in all clear the main city in these events and he appeared in court via video link now he could see the lawyers his own lawyer and the crown lawyer making the accusations against him you can see the judge where he couldn't see where the 100 or so family members of victims sitting in the cold their eyes throughout transfixed on the screen watching his face throughout he was looking slightly up at a camera in what looked like a bare room nobody else

now the man accused of a mass killing in attacks on 2 mosques in new zealand has pleaded not guilty to murder prosecutors say brenton tarrant who appeared in court by video link from prison shot dead 51 people and tried to kill 40 others under thomas reports now from christchurch. a a $51.00 people were killed to mosques on march the 15th on friday the man accused of the shootings pleaded not guilty to murder brenton tarrant's lawyer said his client also pleaded not guilty to 40 charges of attempted murder and one living gaging in a terrorist act tarrant seen here when he was 1st in court the day after the attacks appeared via video link from where he's being held in oakland he stayed silent but often grinned or smoked at one point he winked his camera more than a 100 family members of victims and people who were shot but survived wearing cool to see him for them it was difficult everyone. when you see the smiling face of a joyride say. his lawyers say he's not a guilty that makes me the after more upset and you shall not going times yeah in the al normal yeah and there you were seeing

the man accused of killing $51.00 people in the new zealand mosque shootings denies the charge. and secretly crossing into mexico will tell you how central american migrants of dodging border security. the united states is deploying a naval destroyer to the gulf of oman after explosions hit 2 tankers washington is blaming iran for the incident the us secretary of state mike pompei o gave no concrete evidence but says it's based on intelligence britain has backed the accusation from washington however iran says the allegations are unfounded mike hanna has more now from the united nations in new york proceedings at the u.n. security council were dominated by the news of explosions on board 2 tankers in the gulf of oman the session was shuttled to discuss cooperation between the league of arab states and the u.n. but most speakers reacted to events in the gulf including the un secretary general facts must be established and responsibilities clarified. and they for that is something the world cannot afford is a major confrontation in the gulf region. a thinly veiled accusation of re

and at the cricket world cup, rain strikes again as india and new zealand's match at trent bridge is abandoned without a ball being bowled. hello there and welcome to the programme — all that and more to come plus the latest on who's leading the us open, the third men's golf major of the year. but we start with the footballing news that australia came from two goals down to controversially beat brazil 3—2 in group c at the women's world cup in france to keep their hopes of progressing alive. the match winner came courtesy of a var decision — and it meant a first group—stage defeat for the south americans in 2a years, while in the late game china beat south africa 1—0 in group b. colm harrsion rounds up all the action this may not have been a must win much for australia, but after that shock loss to italy on saturday it was one that they probably couldn't afford to lose. a second straight defeat for the highest ranked team ina group defeat for the highest ranked team in a group looked to be on the cards when brazil opened up a 2—0 lead. the first goal was a penalty, awarde

so australia for now but they could be overtaken by neighbors new zealand if the kiwis beat pakistan in their late start at edmonton due to the running but the match has now begun the black caps are winning the toss batting 1st but they've already lost a wicket carli 1841 for. the new yankees have set a new home run record in a major league baseball this was the hit by d.j. ameri here which meant the yankees have hit 128 consecutive games that beats the record set by the texas rangers back in 2003 the yankees won the game and lead the american league east next up they face bitter rivals the boston red sox but in london it's the 1st time a regular season game has been played in. now breakdancing is now almost going to be under lympics sport starting at paris in 2024 its inclusion has been approved by the international olympic committee members along with things skateboarding and climbing final decision will be married by the i.o.c. executive committee towards the end of 2020 break dancing with the hits of the youth and in picks in what is aries last year. when osiris was a clear demon

still out there was kane williamson, new zealand's captain and star. is regarded as one of the best batsman in the world because of shots like this in situations like this. in games like this there are always was. imran tahir close. in fact, this there are always was. imran tahir close. infact, it this there are always was. imran tahir close. in fact, it would have been our. williamson had hit it. a mistake that summed up south africa's tournament. there only final over was williamson. aziz completed his entry. inexpertly finish the match and effectively ended south africa's welcome. patrick vieira, bbc news. —— patrick geary. world rugby has abandoned its plans for a nations league that would have combined northern and southern hemisphere international competitions into a single league. that could've seen the end of europe's six nations, and the southern hemisphere's rugby championship. the governing body said that the required unanimous agreement by unions to enter into exclusive negotiations was not achieved by wednesday's deadline. feliciano lo

new zealand need another 82 runs, 13 overs remaining. it is doable but pretty slow going. ahmed khan says anthony joshua doable but pretty slow going. ahmed khan says anthonyjoshua shouldn't get straight back in the ring with andy ruiz get straight back in the ring with andy ruinr. despite a rematch being agreed, joshua lost his three world titles to the mexican earlier this month. khan is preparing for a fight in saudi arabia next month and said his first pro defeat back in 2008 made him choose his next fights carefully to rebuild his career. and thatjoshua should carefully to rebuild his career. and that joshua should do carefully to rebuild his career. and thatjoshua should do the same after his shock defeat. don't give up, come back stronger, keep working hard. i don't think you should fight the same guy again, this quick, you should take one or two tune—up fights and then get back in the ring with him. i think that would build his confidence back up and then step in the. a quick look at other headlines. luis enrique has left his position as the head coach of the spa

so you followed her to new zealand. trailing spouse. that's my job. good for you. megan browndorf is a librarian from washington, dc who was once in a prince-themed roller ballet? yes, i was, sir. so there's this company in washing--in baltimore called fluid movement. and they do water ballets, but they also do roller ballets. so they did this great fairy-tale themed roller ballet. and there were three acts with different princes. and the act that i was in was "prince, the artist formerly known as the artist formerly known as," and we all got to dress up as prince and skate around. and you're all on roller skates. and all of us on roller skates. so you're doing a lot of this stuff. oh, yeah. [ audience laughs ] [ laughs ] okay. can we skip me? i'm not topping that. all right. moving on. [ laughs ] you're in command of the board. go ahead. make a selection. world facts, $600. megan. - what is pompeii? - no. rob. - what is vesuvius? - you are right. world facts for $400. james. - what's the po? - the po. correct. replicas, $600. megan. - what is stonehenge? - you got

a pleading not guilty to 51 of the latest from new zealand on the mosque shooting. sport coming up to history is made is the toronto raptors become the 1st canadian team to win the n.b.a. championship. now a military spokesman for yemen the rebel group is warning civilians to stay away from airports in saudi arabia and the u.a.e. mohammed says radar systems have been targeted at saudi arabia's port near the border with the evan he added that he feel peroration zone airports and military sites will continue as long as the war in yemen goes on hussein is a pro who feed journalists and he believes attacks on saudi arabia's airports are a way to get attention from the international community. i believe this step was taken after 4 years of. war on yemen and i believe now it's time for airlines those w.'s in saudi port as they stop using sonar airport after the saudis started the war against them and i think it is time because if there is any civilian civilian casualty in the coming days or coming weeks this means that airlines take the responsibility saudi arabia take th

new zealand haven't exactly been motoring in their reply. martin guptill and henry nicolls fell cheaply. kane williamson has been dropped twice. a short time ago, the black caps were, 103—3 from 26 overs. let's get the latest from france now where the line up for the semi—finals is complete, england facing the usa of course on tuesday, but it will be the netherlands against sweden in the other. the dutch were in the first of today's quarterfinals, it wasn't the greatest of games, but the european champions made their way past italy 2—nil in valenciennes. rhia chohan was watching. qualifying for the quarterfinals in 20 years, italy had been the surprise package in france. the lowest ranked squad to reach the quarters, the ressurgance attracted millions of domestic viewers with the skill and their passion. and this was already beginning to show in the opening stages against the dutch. with the first real chance. it was the first half devoid of free—form football, the searing temperatures taking their toll on the players. in the much ne

something echoed by the reserve bank of new zealand as well. let's tell you what has been going on, fund managers looking at what is going on out there, risking exposure to the g20. the currency is open to a short squeeze as traders are posed to can remain rbnz dovish amongst global peers. >> crosscurrents have reemerged with apparent progress on trade turning to greater uncertainty and with incoming data renewing concerns about the strength of the global economy. >> sitting here today, i think 50 basis points would be overdone. i don't think the situation really calls for that, but i would be willing to go to 25 sitting here today. i hate to prejudge meetings. things can change. rishaad: the fed chair jerome powell and sit was fed president james bullard. yvonne: bullard said he wasn't calling for a 50 point basis cut, he says 25% -- 25 point cut. our guest. in rbnz saying a lower official cash rate is needed if we continue to see central banks follow the fed, can we assume a weaker dollar? out the ubs views to start with. we expect the 50 bas

i've done a story or and have done new zealand and so i wanted to finish conservator there's no doubt about that. you know i think will be a huge achievement it's the hardest thing as a coach that of either had to do it 5 or 6 weeks and then when it's all over and. warning that it's challenging and it's also exciting as well one of the world's best players new zealand's brody retallack will take a 2 year international break after the world cup he wants to rest his body so he can play in the next world cup in 2023 retallack will instead just play club rugby in japan with the code. to las vegas with times and furious preparing for his latest heavyweight fights this saturday the unbeaten british fighter is the strong favorite against germany's tom schwartz who is also on the featured theory is looking to avoid the same fate as anthony joshua who suffered a shock defeat andy rooney is earlier this month losing all his world titles in the process it's fair to say fury doesn't seem worried. all over the top and i want to thank you all right. in the face of all her father 6. and that's all f

england's final two group games are really tough, new zealand next week up in durham, bees permitting, but before that india at edgbaston. india are unbeaten and this week knocked england off the top of the one—day rankings. earlier i spoke to the cricket broadcaster charu sharma. two weeks ago, we were talking about another sunday, india and pakistan, such a high point, but so is this. i feel sorry for england because they have walked into a situation where they have fallen from grace and now they have fallen from grace and now they are potentially struggling for a place in the final four, they are potentially struggling for a place in the finalfour, so they are potentially struggling for a place in the final four, so there isa a place in the final four, so there is a lot of pressure on the home team. i feel sorry for them is a lot of pressure on the home team. ifeel sorry for them because one thing they can do is step away from it all and just say, somewhat naively, it is notjust a game. just go in there with a certain attitude of calm because they are good enough, that is for sur

the tour of new zealand took its toll but time has been a healer. he says the lionsjob is one you just but time has been a healer. he says the lions job is one you just don't turn down. when i thought about it and thought about the lions and what it meant to me personally, it was ha rd to it meant to me personally, it was hard to say no. it would have been something i would have regretted for the rest of my life. the approach came and! the rest of my life. the approach came and i thought about it and i thought this is something to lead three lions tours and try and go undefeated as a head coach in a test series. i could not walk away from that. gatland becomes the second man in history to take charge of three lions tours. being appointed two yea rs lions tours. being appointed two years in advance gives him time to be involved in the planning. for now, his focus will be on the world cup with wales before committing to the lions in august twenty20. i will be looking at a few things and what ican do be looking at a few things and what i can do and the

the lionesses early chances came from new zealand mistakes. jodie taylor looking for her first international goal in 13 months but denied by the keeper. a penalty shout, taylor thought so but the referee said not. new zealand struggles continued at the back but repeatedly rely on the keeper to keep them in the match. frustration going for angling with each missed opportunity. chance after chance not quite taken. england's personal test came before half—time. thisjust denied. a warning of what was to come. after the break, the deadlock broken, giving new zealand a 1—0 when. the lionesses looking for a good sendoff but instead it was new zealand who secured a shock victory, their against england. the disappointing thing is we had an unbeliever crowd here today and do not give them the win to get the sendoff. the crowd who have backed us sendoff. the crowd who have backed us for the last few games deserves. it isa us for the last few games deserves. it is a continuous in our development and improvement and the real thing starts next week. eng

like the sharp spin came williamson, new zealand's captain out 83—5. pakistan ruckus england nervous was that they we re ruckus england nervous was that they were the third team in this match. pakistan could catch them. they would've cheered everyone and... they heave their site at 237 who had a game. how would pakistan cope when faced with the key we attacked? lucky ferguson made him flinch and martin guptill. pakistan 114— to delicately poise. the time than for you sure touch for supper and i would've called despite everything. not all heads were as level. he is thinking the professor but yet here he made a critical miscalculation. a wicket to williamson who hardly both. sometimes more forcefully, he brought pakistan ever closer to a wind that could launch their world cup. are you watching, england? patrick gary, bbc news. i am sure they are. you one how common it will be in the england camp right now. the weight is. they need 39 or 50 balls. pakistan and ping the dish could catch him and in pursuit of fourth place. england still in control of thei

australia stay top of the table after an 86—run win against new zealand. they made 243—9 from their 50 overs — new zealand's trent boult taking a hat—trick. but new zealand never got close to chasing their target down — bowled out for 157 with more than six overs remaining. so this is what it's all done to the table then. australia top but they were already in the semi finals. look to fourth and fifth. this is where it gets interesting. pakistan on 9 points with a game against bangladesh to go. win that and it'll mean england will have to win their final two games to make the semi finals. against new zealand on wednesday, starting against india at edgbaston tomorrow. real pressure on eoin morgan's side then. they play the unbeaten india having fallen to disappiointing defeats in their last 2 games. so injury concerns are the last thing they need. eoin morgan earlier updated us on the fitness ofjofra archer and openerjason roy jasonis jason is preparing to play tomorrow, providing he gets through today's practice and tomorrow morning unscathed. how