Coco Gauff hits out at Florida bill restricting LGBTQ+ discussion in schools
Teenage tennis star Coco Gauff has hit out at a new bill in her home state of Florida that will restrict discussions of sexual orientation in schools.
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Teenage tennis star Coco Gauff has hit out at a new bill in her home state of Florida that will restrict discussions of sexual orientation in schools.
The South Dakota governor discusses the new bill signed into law and the fight against critical race theory.
We also discuss the reaction of Demna Gvasalia, the Georgian-born director of French fashion house Balenciaga, to the war in Ukraine. When he was 12 years old, he was one of 250,000 Georgians forced from their homes by Abkhazian separatists during Georgia's civil war, crossing the Caucasus mountains with his family. Gvasalia says the war has "triggered the pain of a past trauma" he has carried in him since 1993, when "the same thing happened" in his home country.
Georgia have secured their place at the 2023 Rugby World Cup in France after all remaining games involving Russia in the Rugby Europe Championship 2022 were abandoned, World Rugby announced Thursday. Russia and Belarus were last week suspended from all international rugby "until further notice" following the invasion of Ukraine. The award of four match points to each of the three teams set to play Russia -- Georgia, Portugal and the Netherlands -- means that the Lelos are now guaranteed a top-two finish in the region's overall qualification table.
Russia will no longer be allowed to qualify for the 2023 Rugby World Cup, meaning Georgia have secured their place at the tournament in France.
Georgia have qualified for the 2023 Rugby World Cup in France as a result of Russia being banned from international competition due to its invasion of Ukraine, global governing body World Rugby said on Thursday.
Georgia have qualified for the 2023 World Cup as a result of World Rugby's decision to suspend Russia and Belarus from all cross-border competition.
Georgia have secured their place at the 2023 Rugby World Cup in France after all remaining games involving Russia in the Rugby Europe Championship 2022 were abandoned, World Rugby announced on Thursday.