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Prime Minister Boris Johnson is to be interviewed live on Good Morning Britain by Susanna Reid this morning (Tuesday, May 3). The last time he was on the ITV breakfast show was in 2017 when he was foreign secretary.
AIL rugby was in the spotlight last week for a number of reasons, on a weekend where Clontarf were deservedly crowned AIL champions.
Emma Raducanu played a near flawless match to dismiss Ukrainian teenager Marta Kostyuk 6-2, 6-1 in Madrid and reach the last-16 of a WTA 1000 tournament for the first time. US Open champion Raducanu, who is playing just the second tour-level clay-court event of her career, committed just five unforced errors and dropped a mere three points behind her first serve en route to a 64-minute victory. "I'm definitely very happy with my performance today. Marta is a great opponent," said Raducanu of her fellow 19-year-old opponent.
Renewed attempts are expected to evacuate civilians from a massive steel plant in Mariupol, once again reportedly under attack from Russian bombardment.
Russia's bid to host the European Championship in 2028 or 2032 has been booted out, removing one of the last remaining obstacles to the UK and Ireland hosting the tournament in six years' time.
LONDON: Everton kept alive their hopes of Premier League survival by beating Chelsea 1-0 on Sunday as Tottenham leapfrogged London rivals Arsenal into the top four with a thumping win against Leicester. The result at a raucous Goodison Park means Frank Lampard’s side are just two points from safety with five games to play — and will leave Leeds and Burnley sweating. After a goalless first half in which Everton had the better of the play, the hosts made the crucial breakthrough just after the restart.
Rafael Nadal deemed Wimbledon's decision to ban Russian and Belarusian players from taking part in the Championships as "unfair", the Spanish tennis legend told reporters in Madrid on Sunday.
Europe's governing body first suspended Russia and its clubs in February due to the conflict in Ukraine. The ban will continue into next season, while the country's bids to host either Euro 2028 or 2032 have been dismissed.