In the space of a week BBC News correspondent Sean Dilley was told he wasn't allowed to take his guide dog Sammy into two London Tesco stores. Sean was born with a congenital blindness condition and had lost all functional vision by the age of 14. Guide Dogs’ research shows that 75% of assistance dog owners have experienced an access refusal at some point and 20% of those experiences have been in supermarkets. Sean said: "For somebody to say that I cannot come into a shop, or that I have to leave because of a guide dog in 2022, it just feels the north side of unacceptable to me." Tesco provided a statement apologising for what happened. ยูฟ่าสล็อต

Rishi Sunak said today's agreement on new post-Brexit trade arrangements for Northern Ireland marks a "new chapter" in the UK's relationship with the EU. The deal will preserve the "delicate balance" in the 1998 Good Friday Agreement that protects the "aspirations and identity" of all people in Northern Ireland, the prime minister said in a press conference. The PM and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen met in Windsor to finalise the agreement, which follows months of negotiations. ufabetcn

BBC Correspondent Sean Dilley told the story of his last walk with his guide dog Sammy in September 2022. Sammy retired after more than eight years of service. Following the coverage, the charity Guide Dogs has had a record number of applications to volunteer, with more than 4,500 people coming forward. Before the pandemic there were around 5,000 guide dog partnerships - now there are 3,695. More than one in five people who had a guide dog before then now do not. Since then, the BBC has followed the stories of puppy raisers, fosterers and guide dog users to understand what needs to be done to fix Britain's guide dog shortage. ufabetxx

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis isn't running for the Republican Party's 2024 presidential nomination yet. But he kind of is. The conservative firebrand, who public opinion surveys suggest is the most popular Republican choice not named Donald Trump, has not officially announced his candidacy, but he's taking all the steps one would expect of a politician on the verge of a presidential plunge. He's made recent appearances outside his state, including to law enforcement groups in New York, Pennsylvania and Illinois. He has upcoming party fundraising events scheduled for Alabama, California and Texas. His political action committee is hiring staff with national campaign experience. And his aspirationally titled new memoir - The Courage to Be Free - will hit the stands on Tuesday, for which he has a full slate of promotional media appearances scheduled. So what is he waiting for? By this time four years ago, there were 11 Democratic candidates vying for their party's nomination, including future (for a time) front-runners Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren. Two candidates had already announced and subsequently dropped out. The race for the Democratic nomination was in full swing. ยูฟ่าเกม

The first anniversary of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine has led to a spike in false claims about the war on social media, with some posts gaining millions of engagements. A number of US right-wing accounts with large followings posted a series of baseless claims that suggested the entire Ukraine war might be a hoax perpetrated by Western media and governments. Those spreading the most viral claims included some who had previously been suspended from Twitter and allowed back onto the platform following Elon Musk's takeover. สล็อตยูฟ่า

Not everyone can say they were invited to a country by its political leader - but then not everyone makes a viral mistake that gets their attention. TikToker Pavlina Livingstone-Sudrich told her followers back in November that Wales was in England, and received a backlash online that led to First Minister Mark Drakeford inviting her to visit. The error, as it turns out, ended up taking her on an adventure of a lifetime. "There are so many beautiful parallels," said Pavlina, who is passionate about showing the world how Yukon has shaped her identity. Yukon is the smallest and westernmost of Canada's three territories and is often mistaken as being part of the Northwest Territories. ยูฟ่าเว็บตรง

Not everyone can say they were invited to a country by its political leader - but then not everyone makes a viral mistake that gets their attention. TikToker Pavlina Livingstone-Sudrich told her followers back in November that Wales was in England, and received a backlash online that led to First Minister Mark Drakeford inviting her to visit. The error, as it turns out, ended up taking her on an adventure of a lifetime. "There are so many beautiful parallels," said Pavlina, who is passionate about showing the world how Yukon has shaped her identity. Yukon is the smallest and westernmost of Canada's three territories and is often mistaken as being part of the Northwest Territories. สล็อตufa

"It's been about four years since we have been back here in Hong Kong and I must say, we have missed you guys so much!" The statement from Blackpink's Rosé to the 14,000 fans packing out AsiaWorld-Arena is greeted by rapturous cheers. The K-pop superstars - Jisoo, Jennie, Rosé and Lisa - have been on their Born Pink world tour since October. Fan Charlotte Hofstetter didn't hesitate to travel from Singapore to Bangkok, Thailand in January to catch them on stage. "My friends and I had a front row view of the stage, so we were able to see them really up close," she told the BBC. ยูฟ่า777

Survivors have told of a "nightmarish 10 seconds" as their train carriage overturned and was engulfed in flames in a crash in northern Greece. At least 36 people have died and dozens more were injured in the head-on collision between two trains near the city of Larissa on Tuesday night. Rescuers have been working through the night to find survivors. "We heard a big bang," said 28-year-old passenger Stergios Minenis, who jumped to safety from the wreckage. "We were turning over in the carriage until we fell on our sides and until the commotion stopped. Then there was panic. Cables, fire. The fire was immediate. As we were turning over we were being burned. Fire was right and left," Mr Minenis was quoted as saying by Reuters news agency. สล็อตยูฟ่า1688

Zelensky sends message of support Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky has offered his "deepest condolences" to the people of Greece. Tweeting in Greek, he says: "My deepest condolences to the president of Greece and the Greek people for the loss of life in the train collision in northern Greece. "The people of Ukraine share the pain of the victims' families. We wish a speedy recovery to all the injured." ยูฟ่าเว็บหลัก

As Bonnie Tyler and Jim Steinman's creation turns 40, what made this melodramatic song about obsessive love a global smash hit that endures to this day, asks Fraser Morris.One day in the summer of 1982, Canadian vocalist Rory Dodd was summoned to the Power Station recording studio in New York City to lend his vocals to a song, written and produced by his colleague and friend Jim Steinman for Welsh singer Bonnie Tyler. "Jesus! Where's the kitchen sink?" Dodd cried, when he heard the final, jaw-dropping mix of the track. แทงบอล

Sales of some fruit and vegetables have been limited by most of the country's largest supermarkets, Tesco, Asda, Aldi and Morrisons. The UK government has said It's largely down to bad weather in Europe and Africa. There is also the impact high electricity prices are having on produce grown in greenhouses in the UK and the Netherlands. ยูฟ่า168

In front of 30,000 screaming Australian fans on Monday night, British pop star Harry Styles raised a sweaty sneaker full of water to his lips and drank. "This is one of the most disgusting traditions I've ever heard of," he told the Perth stadium, grimacing before downing the drink to deafening chants of 'shoey, shoey, shoey'. Post-swallow, Styles told the raucous crowd he felt "like a different person". "I feel ashamed of myself," he said, shaking his head. "I'll be discussing this with my therapist at length. At length!" Styles is just the latest international star to be subjected to the questionable Australian trend that is the shoey: drinking a beverage, usually alcoholic, from a shoe. F1 driver Sir Lewis Hamilton, actor Sir Patrick Stewart and a slew of musicians - including rapper Post Malone, Machine Gun Kelly and country singer Kasey Musgraves - have partaken while visiting the country, usually at the insistence of Aussie supporters. But the trend is divisive. Many Australians say it is tired, gross and "blokey"; an embarrassing thing for the country to be known for. Others say it's a harmless bit of fun rooted in Australian culture - which values self-deprecating humour and a sense of egalitarianism. ufabe

Saturday's presidential election in Nigeria may come to be remembered as the moment when young people went up against the establishment. Spurred on by the 2020 EndSars anti-police brutality protests that morphed into calls for good governance, millions of young people have registered as first-time voters, hoping to elect a president from a relatively unknown party to represent them and bring change. "If Nigeria continues on this downhill, it will be disastrous, so yes, it's a defining moment," said Rinu Oduala, a 24-year-old woman who was among the protesters who camped outside the governor's office in Lagos for weeks, two years ago. Though the protests were brutally halted by the army, the disbandment of the Sars police unit notorious for profiling young people was considered a success. That seems to have galvanized young Nigerians frustrated by decades of stagnation, insecurity and high unemployment in Africa's most populous country, and now they are targeting the highest office in the land. The man many are backing, Peter Obi of the Labour Party, is not that young at 61. Nor is he really a new broom in Nigerian politics as he has previously been the vice-presidential candidate for the main opposition Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). คาสิโน191

Statistically, Sania Mirza may be no match for all-time greats like Serena Williams, but it's hard to overstate the tennis star's impact on sport in India, especially for women. Her black hair tied in a quick bun, Mirza's dark eyes focused across the net on Tuesday, as she bounced the ball three times before serving, her iconic nose pin glinting with every move. She was playing against Russia's Veronika Kudermetova and Liudmila Samsonova at the WTA Dubai Duty Free Championships - hundreds of spectators, many of them fans from India, packed the courtside seating to watch her "last dance". Mirza and her partner Madison Keys lost the first round match in straight sets, drawing the curtains on her 20-year professional tennis career. ยูฟ่าไทยแลน

When Ukrainian refugees Olesia and Serhii landed in the US, two things surprised them: the warm reception they received, and the cavernous expanses of the country's largest shopping centre, Minnesota's Mall of America. "That was an interesting experience! We liked what we saw," Olesia told the BBC through an interpreter. "But what I can really say is that there are many heartfelt people here, and that it's safe." The couple fled the city of Dnipro almost exactly a year ago after Russia's invasion of Ukraine began on 24 February 2022. Shortly thereafter, they travelled to Italy, where the pair and their two young children took shelter in a dormitory alongside more than 100 people. เว็บufa

David Bowie fans will get an unprecedented look into his life, work and legacy after the V&A museum acquired the rock star's archive. The collection includes more than 80,000 letters, lyrics, photos, stage designs, music awards and costumes. It also features several instruments owned by the musician, including the Stylophone he played on his breakout 1969 single Space Oddity. The archive will go on display in 2025 in a newly-created east London venue. The David Bowie Centre for the Study of Performing Arts, in the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, will provide a "sourcebook for the Bowies of tomorrow", said Dr Tristram Hunt, director of the V&A. เกมยูฟ่า

Three days into Russia's invasion of Ukraine, a huge 10-mile (15.5km) line of armoured vehicles was spotted by a satellite in the north of the country. The very same morning in Bucha, just outside Kyiv, 67-year-old Volodymyr Scherbynyn was standing outside his local supermarket when more than a hundred Russian military vehicles rolled into town. Both Volodymyr and the satellite were witnesses to a key part of President Vladimir Putin's plan for a quick and overwhelming victory. They were also witnesses to its failure.The western media called it a convoy. In reality, it was a traffic jam and a major tactical blunder. Forty-eight hours after that first satellite photograph, on 28 February 2022, the line of vehicles had grown to a colossal 35 miles (56 km) long. The vehicles were stalled for weeks. Then finally they retreated, and seemingly disappeared overnight. bet369

This was taken on 23 February 2022 and captures my walk around my district. It was good weather that day, but there was a feeling that something might happen.I took the picture because of the nice weather and because I was looking good. It's in the countryside on the outskirts of Kramatorsk in eastern Ukraine. It's my favourite place.In the first weeks after Russia's invasion I stayed at home, but on 7 April, we moved west to Vinnytsia and then to Kyiv. When I look at the picture, it feels like it is from a different life. ยูฟ่า100

Vladimir Putin loves a really long table. Images of his meetings are famous, with the Russian leader at one end and the person he is speaking to so far away that you wonder if it is hard for them to hear one another.It was not like that when he met China's top foreign policy official, Wang Yi.There they were, sitting within handshake distance, with an oval-shaped table in the middle.It could be that the proximity was achieved by seating placement at a previously used table, with the Chinese delegation directly across the middle rather than at the long ends but the effect was the same. When the footage was released, it appeared to be a deliberately symbolic move to show that he felt safe enough to be that close to the representative of such an important friend.Of course, it has not always been that way. Decades ago, Beijing's network of underground fallout shelters was designed to protect the citizens of the Chinese capital from a nuclear war with the Soviet Union. ufa168info