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less than ten minutes after going a goal down, arsenal's defence looked up goal down, arsenal's defence looked up again, and the whole side went two up. you couldn't tell from the finish that this wasjordan iiu's finish that this wasjordan “us only second goal of the season. it didn't matter what arsenal did, this wasn't going to be there at night. they felt this should have been a penalty — it wasn't given. but when wilford saha went down, it was, and arsenal's hopes went with it. fans were delirious, but so too will tottenham's as they stare ahead for fourth place. nick parent, bbc news. when you want to wreck in the second half, its too late. we tried, we had 3—4 big chances to score, and the only chance, or have chance they had, they got a penalty. so it's time to accept your criticism, apologise that the performance wasn't good enough for this club, and now react. because when everything goes well, everybody wants to be there to be supportive. so let's see who's there now. netherlands coach louis van gaal has revealed that he's been diagnosed with prostate cancer. the former

arsenal boosted their chances of champions league football arsenal have boosted their chances of champions league football with a li—2 in at chelsea tonight. they're still fifth, but level on points now with fourth placed tottenham with the same number of games played. arsenal went ahead at stamford bridge afterjust minutes before timo werner equalised for chelsea. arsenal were back in front through emile smith rowe but cezar apilicueta here pulled chelsea level again, 2—2 with just over half an hour played. but arsenal were not done, nketiah scored his second of the game before bukayo saka's penalty wrapped up a cricial three points and brought arsenal's three game losing run to an end. we have to win matches and we have not done that in recent weeks and today, confidence was in energy whites, it is quite.— whites, it is quite. from the outside looking _ whites, it is quite. from the outside looking in, - whites, it is quite. from the outside looking in, you - whites, it is quite. from the outside looking in, you play| whites, it is quite. from the i outside looking in, you play for

arsenal 1a time winners in defending champions chelsea and a repeat of last year's final. both hoping for the chance of silverware. it took wolford the match to light up and starting the better team. and both sides were keen to impress the national manager. and they almost did. almost agonisingly wide. they reacted quickly and no one closing down. it was always going to take something extraordinary! arsenal looked lost as they penciled on the ball stability. sending it to wimbley! and it did. to make it was amazing, and you fall back in the second half and really nice. it was a nice type of game. give me more of them. disappointment for arsenal but they now face manchester city in the final and the chance to successfully defend the cup. two games in the premier league this afternoon, and leicester fans will certianly not want to be talking about bruno after guimares�* goal in injury time secured the three points for newcastle. leicester took the lead at st james�* park from a corner in the 19th minute — ademola lookman scored his eighth goal of the season. but newcas

that would _ coaching arsenal. can you imagine that? that would be _ coaching arsenal. can you imagine that? that would be great. - that would be great. phil mickelson was on top of the world this time last year, but recent comments about the saudi regime, who are behind plans to start a new golf series this june, forced him to take a self—imposed break from the tour. today, the american said he has signed up to the new series beginning in hertfordshire injune. golf commentator sophie walker told me why he's made the move and also why we should be excited ahead of this year's open at st andrews. as of april 25, hugh had to put in your request to the pga tour of a leave up absence so you could go and play in world events that where not on the pga tour. that came in, so we will see in 30 days before the event starts at st albans if the pga tour grants it or not. a big u—turn by phil mickelson, but he is like that, we never know what he will do next. he won a major in his 50s, crazy stuff. he won a ma'or in his 50s, crazy stuff. :, , :, :, , . he won a ma'or in his 50s

that win for arsenal is going to be even sweeter for that win for arsenal is going to be even sweeterfor them that win for arsenal is going to be even sweeter for them because they pushed tottenham out of the top four. they could only manage a goalless draw at brentford. much of the talk before the match was about christian eriksen coming up against his former side and he almost help hurt spurs in added time. ivan toney couldn't make the most of the dane�*s freekick. tottenham didn't register a single shot on target for the second match in a row. eriksen was warmly embraced at full time by his former team mates and was the last player to leave the pitch. also the best player on it, had a fabulous game and has really turned brentford's fortunes around since joining them injanuary until the end of the season. newcastle united are finishing the season strongly, after fighting relegation before christmas, they half of the table after a 3—0 victory at norwich. their fourth win in a row. joelinton scored twice in the first half on his 100th premier league appearance. another brazilian, bru

again be the arsenal for democracy? the lend-lease legislation that is not going on to the president will help us answer that question by saying yes. thanks to the work of senator john cornyn, we have that legislation no available for the president sign it for us to be able to use it. it is a major step forward for the u.s. to be that arsenal of democracy. why? because it allows us to use our military equipment inventory to help ukraine. we can now make that available. the president can use the authority that he has under existing law and now under this act once he signs the bill, to streamline the process to make our military inventory availability ukraine. that is critically important. this legislation will allow us to timely provide necessary defense equipment for ukraine to defend itself against putin's aggression. and it shows u.s. leadership. so, it is a clear message to our nato allies that they need to step up more as we look to how we can make sure ukraine is successful in this military operation mr. putin init

arsenal are three points off fourth with a game in hand. it's down to us. the way we defended, it wasn't good enough, and then we had to respond to that, but you have to score the goal with some minutes to go to give you the chance to win the game. you see how the team tried. and whatever you ask them to do, they try to do it. and it is more than ever now i want to be close to them. a hat—trick from cristiano ronaldo took manchester united in to fifth place. norwich had come from two down to 2—2, but ronaldo got the winner with around 15 minutes to go. they are still three points off tottenham with six games to go. it was the second time against spurs with the same result, 3—2, but we should not only rely on him. it's still possible, the results elsewhere were good, but again, it doesn't make sense that we're only looking at the other results. we have to make sure that we raise our performance. harlequins were knocked out of rugby union's european champions cup watford are deep in relegation trouble after they lost 2—1 at home to brentford. pontus j

i'm states, all of them are upgrading and increasing the nuclear arsenals and much more a nationalistic tendency. they are threatening each other much more, and that's kind of arms face that is happening right now. and of course, now we see how russia is basically threatening the world to use nuclear weapon if anyone interferes with its invasion of ukraine. so this is really a very serious moment, but it's also exactly why we push for this treaty or having these weapons forever. we will see them being used eventually we see a very dangerous situation right now. the risk of nuclear use has increased. i'm not saying that it's likely to be used, but i think we have to be aware that we are pushing closer and closer to that point where it's been actually going to be used. and we have to drastically change. and it is the nuclear on states, and it's the nuclear allied states and nato, for example, that really have to lead this charge because we cannot be this vulnerable for one person in the world anymore. well, let's talk about one of those nuclear arms states. russian. president vladimir put

and russia had agreed to actually reduce their nuclear arsenals. in fact, when this happened, you stated a quote, trump has fired the starting pistol on cold war 2. so to what extent that is moved by the us undermine nuclear disarmament. and in perhaps even compromised, global nuclear security. i mean, we've seen, and this has been a trend of the last 10 years. we've seen a dismantling of international legal instruments. we've seen violation of international instrument, not on one side, but from many different sides. we saw charge with from the i n f treaty. and from the round there would seem russia violates a lot of these kind of instruments. we've seen them violate the chemical weapons convention as well as we, we've seen the really negative 10 and then you add this very kind of trend of nationalistic sort of match. so leaders are threatening sort of rhetoric here an arms race, massive investments in nuclear weapons. and you get that kind of tension and i think that this is exactly what we want about like if we continue down this path, we are on

arsenal are three points off fourth with a game in hand. it's down to us. the way we defended, it wasn't good enough, and we had to respond to that, you have to score the goal. you see how the team tried, and whatever they tried to do, and it is more than ever now i want to be close to them. a hat—trick from cristiano ronaldo took manchester united in to fifth place. norwich had come from two down to 2—2, but ronaldo got the winner with around 15 minutes to go. they are still three points off tottenham with six games to go. it was the second time against spurs, with the same result, 3—2, but we should not only rely on him. it is still possible, the results elsewhere were good, but again it does not make sense that we're only looking at the other results. we have to make sure that we our performance. —— we raise our performance. watford are deep in relegation trouble after they lost 2—1 at home to brentford. pontus jansson�*s headed winner in the fifth minute of injury time means watford are six points from safety, and they've played two games

it didn't matter what arsenal did, this wasn't going to be their night. they felt this should have been a penalty — it wasn't given. but when wilfried zaha went down, it was, and arsenal's hopes went with it. palace fans delirious — but so too will be tottenham's, as they stay ahead in the race for fourth place. nick parrot, bbc news. we saw sloppy goals. when you want to wreck in the second half, it's too late. we tried, we had 3—4 big chances to score, and the only half chance they had, they got a penalty. so it's time to accept the criticism, put your hand up and apologise that the performance wasn't good enough for this club, and now react. because when everything goes well, everybody wants to be there and to be supportive. so let's see who's there now. netherlands coach louis van gaal has revealed that he's been diagnosed with prostate cancer. the former manchester united boss says he still plans to lead his team at the world cup in qatar in seven months�* time. he's the head coach of the netherlands side. the 70—year—old told rtl televis

arsenal started the better team. layers on both sides were keen to impress the watching national manager. herfinish was to impress the watching national manager. her finish was agonisingly wide. no one close down... arsenal looked lost. a loose ball was pounced on. disappointment for arsenal, but emma hayes's side now faces manchester in the final to successfully defend the cup. it's gone to extra time at hampden as celtic and rangers battle it out for a place in the final of the scottish cup. after a goalless first half, celtic broke the deadlock after greg taylor's effort clipped defender calvin bassey and found its way into the net. and just as rangers looked to be on their way out, scott arfield crashed in the equaliser to put them back on level terms and take it to extra time. it is still 1—1. two games in the premier league this afternoon... burnley drew 1—1 with west ham despite leading most of the game, but newcastle have just beaten leicester 2—1 with an injury time winner. leicester took the lead at s

granit xhaka lashing home arsenal's third. three other games are underway in the premier league. with liverpool playing tomorrow, manchester city can stretch their lead to four points with a win against watford at home. gabrieljesus has given them an early lead. leicester v aston villa norwich v newcastle (pres)the top two in the championship are meeting you can see the late kick—off is at brentford and spurs, if they win, would fit into fourth on the table above arsenal on goal difference. the top two in the championship are meeting on the south coast — fulham who won promotion to the premier league in midweek are looking to all—but—seal the title as they travel to second placed bournemouth — who have guaranteed a play—off place at least, they have games in hand but are only a point above third, earlier, luton missed the chance to strengthen their position in the play—offs with a 1—1 draw at home to blackpool. elijah adebayo gave them an early lead. but gary madeen equalised from the penalty spot in the second half. luton are fourth but nottingham forest could go

no, so arsenal's my team. for the first time in 100 years, i got arsenal to play in an all-white kit. they play in red. myself and adidas, i have an anti-knife crime organize in london called "don't stab your future." we have this campaign called "no more red." for the first time, they wore all white. they looked beautiful. >> jimmy: and you engineered this? >> i was part of the engineering to do it. me and a very famous player called ian wright, we helped do this. >> jimmy: oh, yeah, played for the cosmos, right? [ laughter ] >> so they come out, the crowd, they're watching. it was a terrible game. >> jimmy: it was bad? >> they lost. pass horrible, man. every time they messed up, they would cut to me. i'd b arrgghh! >> jimmy: you have to be careful. >> you have to be positive. >> jimmy: you have to be careful when you go to one of those games because the camera winds up on you. especially if you have a couple of beers or something like that. who the hell knows what you're going to do? >> then they know what i

arsenal are looking to join that trio this evening. that will put them level on points with tottenham, commentary on the game on bbc radio 5 live in the bbc at the photo will have an update on manchester cities game against brighton is able look to women that want to go back to the top of the table. liverpool's have been top of the table overnight, but manchester city would return to the summit with victory over brighton at home. the city boss knows that the reigning champions can't avoid any slip—ups with just seven games left to play. we are going to play every game a final to give opportunity to play another one, another one until the end. were going to challenge and in the end we are going to fight, for sure until the end we will lay good and get results. amazing what we are doing it knowing the situation that we have right now for the problems that we had in the seasons, many part of the season. made me so satisfied. i said ok, analyse or remember what we are as a team and go forward. a win for everton at home to leicester would

they remain sixth, five points behind arsenal in fourth, but having played two games more. staying with united, their interim boss ralf rangnick is considering an offer to take over as austria's national coach. i will definitely continue after the end of the season with my consultancy role, this is what we have agreed between the club and myself. that will be happening and am very much looking forward to that was obvious, this consultancy role will give me some time and space for otherjobs. liverpool managerjurgen klopp has signed a contract extension that will keep him at the club until 2026, meaning his plans to take a break in 2024 at the end of his original deal have been put on hold. the sa year old german manager joined the club in 2015 and since then has guided them to their first league title in 30 years and also a sixth european crown. his side are still on for a quadruple this season — they've already won the league cup, are in the fa cup final, have one foot in the champions league final, and arejust a point behind manchester city in the premier league. chelsea

vivianne mee—dem—ar scored twice as arsenal netted four second half goals. elsewhere manchester united beat brighton 1—0 and aston villa beat tottenham by the same score. liverpool have been promoted back to the wsl and sealed the championship title. they beat nearest rivals bristol city 4—2 at ashton gate in front a league record crowd of 5,752. england secured their 20th consecutive win in style with a 74—0 victory over italy as they regained top spot in the women's six nations. the red roses ran in 12 tries in parma with lydia thompson scoring a hat—trick. england take on an unbeaten wales side next weekend. harlequins are up to third in the english premiership after a comfortable win against london irish. danny care scored his 79th try in the competition as they ran out winners by 41 points to 14. thousands of spectators lined the banks of the thames today as the boat race returned to the river for the first time since 2019. cambridge were looking to extend their winning streak over oxford in both the men's and women's races. michael redford repo

let's get some reaction to that arsenal win now, starting with their manager mikel arteta. after three defeats in a row, they've now beaten chelsea and manchester united in the space of four days to move back into the top four for now. of four days to move back we of four days to move back knew how important it w to we knew how important it was going to be, and the atmosphere our people created, it really made it happen. i believe that everything is energy and we had moments where we needed some luck, we did it, the energy of the place helped us. find some luck, we did it, the energy of the place helped us.— the place helped us. and improve performance. _ the place helped us. and improve performance, we _ the place helped us. and improve performance, we should - the place helped us. and improve performance, we should have - the place helped us. and improve i performance, we should have scored quite _ performance, we should have scored quite of _ performance, we should have scored quite of few — performance, we should have scored quite of few more goals than the one tha

— likes of arsenal, chelsea, and manchester city? likes of arsenal, chelsea, and manchester ci ? ., ., ., ., manchester city? you always want to fancy ourselves _ manchester city? you always want to fancy ourselves to _ manchester city? you always want to fancy ourselves to do _ manchester city? you always want to fancy ourselves to do that _ manchester city? you always want to fancy ourselves to do that and - manchester city? you always want to fancy ourselves to do that and to - manchester city? you always want to fancy ourselves to do that and to be l fancy ourselves to do that and to be able to compete, but the important and presses to be able to consolidate our position in the top league and we have to build it back up. obviously we want to be competitive, but it's going to take a while. there is no doubt we can't do that in a short time frame. has there been — do that in a short time frame. has there been much _ do that in a short time frame. has there been much time to celebrate? the focus now on international football and picking out species and?~ football and picking o

up a cricial three points and brought arsenal's three game losing run to an end. we have to win 4 matches and we have not done that in recent weeks and today, confidence and energy wise, it is it is quite exhausting. from the outside looking in, you play for fourth place, i would say, it's very exciting for my point of view. has been exciting for you and for us as well. and you know it's going to be difficult because of the games difficult. now it's manchester united. there was late drama at goodison park where fourth from bottom everton snatched what could prove to be a vital point come the end of the season. frank lampard's sidse made the worst possible start against leicester, harvey barnes giving the visitors the lead afterjust five minutes, but in the 92nd minute richarlison rescued a point, that 1—1 draw means everton are four points clear of burnley with the same number of games played. the good news is we get a chances to set the pace as well. we might get something from those. i am pleased because it's something we have not been doing well enough, when

drawdowns of these arsenals no battlefield use. that's the norm that we live by. surprisingly successful norm and we have to extend it in this crisis and in the crises to come. no threatening military operation, that's part of the foundation of arms control. structuring and restructuring deterrent forces so that they are less threatening. a all of this was done to decades of hard w labor. now we take it for granted. it's the most important acknowledged success of the cold war, arms control. and we have thrown it away. we have thrown trees aside as inconvenient. we prefer freedom of action. we have thrown norms aside that were crucial to the nuclear peace. and it's easy to blame plot -- vladimi' putin. the -- ain't nobody near him that the united states also contributed to the terror. we did too. president george w. bush, president donald trump felt that freedom of action was more important than these negotiated agreements. and here we are. i think ukraine is the consequence of the tear down. and we are in a tough spot right now. >> let's begin about what we are ta

arsenal got the lead with barely two minutes played. he thought he had scored arsenal's second here but with a closer look it was inside but with an even closer look it was a penalty. confusing but bukayo saka ended any doubt. finally they took a chance, cristiano reynaldo's first appearance since the death of his newborn son, a poignancy not lost on anyone. in a game of big moments the biggest perhaps fell to bruno fernandes, his penalty united's opportunity missed. a sentiment reinforced spectacularly. victory arsenal's united there were we may not arrive till the summer but change can go soon enough. adam wilde, bbc news. three other games in the premier league and into the second halves. with liverpool playing tomorrow, manchester city can stretch their lead to four points with a win against watford at home. and they are going to win — 5—1 they lead, gabrieljesus has scored four of those five. newcastle are 2—nil up at norwich, joelinton with two goals and bruno guimaraes with the latest. leicester versus aston villa remains g

instead of one arsenal, we have an arsenal broken up between four countries. we should break up the soviet union into the tiniest possible pieces, and secretary jim baker said that is exactly wrong. this is more dangerous. we need to do everything possible to consolidate that arsenal inside russia. he went to bush and convinced bush that he was right, so baker started working with russia to convince them to denuclearize. as this is happening in 1992 president bush loses his reelection campaign. president clinton sees that he has got ukraine, is country is becoming a market economy, and he says both publicly and privately we just raised the cold war line across europe. why should we draw a and leaving ukraine in the lurch ? president clinton said i do not think we should give article five immediately. we need to think about ukraine. the president favored intermediate policy, which i thought was smart, which was something called the partnership of peace. the idea that there is instead of drawing a across europe blur the line -- drawing a new line across europe b

we had treaties that reduced these nuclear arsenals. interruption for a pop quiz. how many nuclear weapons remain were manufactured since 1945. take a wild guess. hundred 25,000. hundred 25,000. not one of them has been used in warfare so far. and that happened because of this thing that we calledarms control . as well as the thing we called deterrence. but deterrence is dangerous. it's supposed to be to. otherwise i'm not going to ou deter you. i need to threaten you so deterrence as a standalone doesn't prevent mushroom clouds. it points us in the direction of mushroom clouds.it's arms control that does it and arms control is built on the foundation of respect. for territorial integrity. reassurance, deterrence needs reassurance to succeed. drawdowns of these arsenals, no battlefield use. that's the norm that we live by. it's been a surprisingly successful sfwar and we have to extend it in this crisis and in the crisis to come. no threatening military operations, that's part of the foundation of armscontrol . structuring and restructuring deterrent forces so that

a miserable night for arsenal. thumped 3—0 at crystal palace, leaving mikel arteta's men in a fight for the final champions league spot. good morning. temperatures yesterday reached 16 celsius in hampshire and today we are starting off on a mild note for most and it will be a mild day generally. away from the north of scotland, we are expecting some snow, mainly on higher ground but for the rest of us, some sunshine and also some rain at times. all the details in this morning's programme. it's tuesday the 5th of april. the ukrainian president will address the united nations today — for the first time since the russian invasion. volodymyr zelensky will speak to an emergency meeting of the un security council — which includes russia — following growing evidence of atrocities. the kremlin continues to deny any wrongdoing. vincent mcaviney has the latest. the destruction left behind by the russian invaders in bucha, a town in an area reclaimed by the ukrainians, is visible from space in these new satellite imag

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arsenal are now two points clear of their london rivals. leicester remain 11th in the table. elsewhere, manchester united beat brighton i—o. cambridge have continued their domination of the women's boat race with a victory in record time. the light blue boat, which had won for the last four years, was always in control of this one too. the men's race gets under way in a few minutes' time. england's cricketers have failed in their bid to retain the women's world cup title, beaten by an outstanding australia side in christchurch. chasing a mammoth 357 to win, england fell short despite nat sciver�*s 148 not out. joe wilson reports. well, it was some journey to fight to the final having lost their first three games, but england faced australia. the green and gold everest of women's cricket. australia's opening batters haynes and healy soon excelled. down the ground... england needed theirfielding, their catching, to be perfect. it wasn't. and alyssa healy continued to play the innings of her life to make 170 in australia's 356. well, england, follow that! a picturesque piece

it didn't matter what arsenal did, this wasn't going to be their night. they felt this should have been a penalty. it wasn't given. but when wilfried zaha went down, it was, and arsenal's hopes went with it. palace fans delirious, but so too will be tottenham's, as they stay ahead in the race for fourth place. nick parrott, bbc news. the champions league quarter—finals get under way tonight, with liverpool in portugal to take on benfica. jurgen klopp's side are the big favourites to progress and, with the league cup already won, they have their eyes on an unprecedented quadruple. but the players aren't getting carried away just yet. we just want to make this season hopefully an unforgettable one. for us as players, for the staff, but as a whole club, you know. i think the things that have been going on at the moment with liverpool is something that no—one should take for granted. you know, we are, as a group, very stable, we have a fantastic squad, with the manager, the whole relation with the club. meanwhile, manchester city, who are on the hunt for

they move up to ninth, but arsenal stay fifth. it was a really good team performance. these games where we perform it well, but we didn't take our chances, we didn't score that goals. but today from the start, we started really well. we put them under pressure. we managed to score, that first goal will give us even more confidence. and we managed to win the game and we didn't concede a goal. so it was a really good team performance. the european champions league returns on tuesday with four mouthwatering ties in prospects on tuesday. liverpool go to benfica, while manchester city, on the hunt for their first champions league title, host atletico madrid in the first leg. manager pep guardiola has been criticised in the past for overthinking his tactics in big games such as not playing a defensive midfielder in last year's champions league final defeat to chelsea. that said, guardiola might have a surprise in store for tuesday's tie. i overthink a lot. and is that fair? absolutely. that's why i had very good results in champions league. i love will be boring myjob. you h

in the russian backed breakaway trans mystery, a region you can go to run up north korea's nuclear arsenal, to military parade, showing off its largest intercontinental ballistic missiles. and beijing extends its cobit testing to 20000000 people as it races to avoid crippling locked down shanghai. ah and russia, it is agreed in principle to allow the un and red cross to help with the safe evacuation of civilians. from the as of style still plant in the besieged city of mary will go into the united nations secretary general, his old face to face talks with that in the future. and in moscow, the russian president described the situation in maryville as difficult and tragic . believe that needs to found civilians remain trapped in the plant with ukrainian troops making a last stand in the devastated city. putin said garish. have been misled about the situation on ground. do you remember? there are no military actions being conducted in the style steel factory. we had from the ukrainian government that there are civilians inside the compound. in that case, ukrainian military personnel are obli

cobraba para poner el dos a cero final del crystal palace sobre arsenal. hacemos una pausa y volvemos. >> (música). uy, sofía se dignó a visitarnos. he estado ocupada, prima. ocupada patty. ahora es gigillonaria. ¿gigillonaria? tiene at&t fiber con velocidades hyper-gig... su internet es tan rápido que nos la pasamos viendo series en 8k, sin parar. pero verlas no es lo mismo que hacerlas. mija, sabías que patty... sí, sí... gigillonaria. soy la nueva celebridad de la familia. vive como gigillonario. obtén at&t fiber - ahora con velocidades de hasta 5-gigas. disponibilidad limitada. >> (música). >> es un problema grande. y tenemos que hacer algo. >> california cuenta con una de las leyes más estrictas del control de armas, pero tras incidentes como el de sacramento muchos tienen dudas. investigamos a las 11:00 de la noche. >> regresa una conocida heladería. >> concretamente en la plaza, este fin de semana los antojados pudieron disfrutar de los postres que ofrecen. >> esta heladería tiene medio siglo de historia y fue fundada por inmigrantes po

arsenal are now two points clear of their london rivals. leicester remain 11th in the table. elsewhere, manchester united beat brighton 1—0, and aston villa beat tottenham by the same score. after three successive defeats, 0xford have returned to winning ways in the men's boat race. they beat cambridge with ease on the river thames, with a lead of around six seconds. 0xford were favourites going into the race and led from early on. cambridge were never able to force their way back into it. a better afternoon for cambridge's women. they continued their domination with a victory in record time. the light blue boat, which had won for the last four years, was always in control of this one too. england are well on their way to a convincing victory over italy in the women's six nations. the roses have run in eight tries so far in parma and are leading a8—0 midway through the second half. lydia thompson scored the best of the bunch so far with her second and england's sixth try of the game. it looks like the championship will come down to england's final—round showdown with fr

some observers are speculating that china will maybe triple the size of its nuclear arsenal in the next 10 years or so. may have by 2030 more than a thousand nuclear weapons still fewer than the united states, but that's a lot. what will it take for china to be persuaded? that arms control is important. will it take? a nuclear crisis with china like the one the us ones that the us and the soviet union had during the early years of the cold war to persuade chinese leaders that arms controls valuable. what do you think? it could take a crisis over taiwan. he could. so as todd said we're looking at china having maybe a thousand nuclear weapons. just to give you a point of reference. united states has around 6,000 still. fewer that are deployed. on missiles and submarines and ready to be loaded on bombers, but we got a good number of those too. so china has been pretty clear. that they're not going to do arms control the old-fashioned way. the old-fashioned way the old architecture was you do a treaty. and the treaties were built around numbers. and china considers itself and has reason to

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men accused of impersonating federal agents appearing virtually in court new images of the massive arsenal prosecutors say they amassed. >>> the trial of four men charged with plotting to kidnap michigan's governor ending with no convictions what the prosecution is saying >>> the white house saying president biden at some point could test positive for covid as cases in the capitol surge >>> and the historic launch. one giant leap for space tourism. >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening another town most of us never heard of now the site of another horror most of us never imagined it happened in the eastern ukraine city what u.s. officials say was a russian short range ballistic missile striking a train station where several thousand civilian refugees waited for passage to safer regions. the results we should warn you are what we have sadly come to expect in russia's scorched earth invasion baby strollers, backpacks, bags of food littered around red stained sidewalks. a stuffed toy that appears to be soaked in blood. and plastic sheets covering the dead

kim jong-un vows to ramp up north korea's nuclear arsenal. the military parade showing off its largest intercontinental ballistic missiles. beijing expands covid testing to 20 million people as it races to avoid a lockdown like the one in shanghai. ♪ lauren: russia has agreed in principle to allow the u.n. and red cross to help evacuate civilians from a steel plant in mariupol. the agreement was reached during talks with moscow between dute rres and putin. the u.s. and allies have agreed to send more heavy weaponry to ukraine. 40 countries agreed to meet monthly to discuss arming kyiv. after months of threats, russia threatened to turn off gas to poland and bulgaria. reporter: the world's most senior diplomat is on moscow on a mission. he said he has come to the russian capital as a messenger of peace. his audience, the most controversial world leader at the moment, vladimir putin, who received him with high praise for his organization. >> russia is a permanent member of the security council and has supported this organization and we believ

military flights are delivering more arms to ukraine to help the country's arsenal. this is part of a new eight hundred million dollar package of military assistance. a pentagon spokesman says this will not be the last package and the u.s. is repaired to continue providing aid. >> we have helped deliver, not just from our stocks but stocks of other nations, more than 50 million rounds of small arms ammunition. that is the kind of stuff the ukrainians are literally using everyday since the invasion began. all of that will be factored into this package going forward. >> the u.n. secretary general says the lives of hundreds of thousands hang in the balance. this call for a truce during the orthodox easter weekend. >> today, i am calling for a four day holy week humanitarian pause beginning on holy thursday and running through easter sunday, april 24, to allow for the opening of a series of humanitarian corridors. a humanitarian pause will provide necessary conditions to meet two crucial imperatives. first, safe passage of all civilians willing to leave the areas of curr