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SBS Australia
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- SBS Australia
Global outcry over Gaza, China woos Pacific & Beatboxing nuns
Guests: Anna Henderson (SBS Chief Political Correspondent), Sione Tekiteki (Senior Lecturer Auckland University of Technology, Former Pacific Islands Forum Secretariat) Producers: Nick Ludlam, Ali Cheevers, Billy Dahlenburg, Angelica Waite
Yahoo
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
BBC to broadcast live 2025 Women's Tour of Britain
BBC Sport will broadcast live this year's Lloyds Women's Tour of Britain as part of its Women's Summer of Sport coverage. The four-day race across England and Scotland begins on 5 June and will be aired live on the BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website and app. Several of Britain's best riders will compete in the event, including two-time winner Lizzie Deignan and her Lidl-Trek team-mate and 2024 Olympic silver medallist Anna Henderson. Leading prospects Cat Ferguson of Movistar and Imogen Wolff, who rides for Visma-Lease a Bike, are also involved. As part of BBC Sport's Women's Summer of Sport coverage, the Women's Euros, Women's Rugby World Cup and World Athletics Championships will be live across the BBC alongside Wimbledon, The Hundred cricket tournament and the tennis at Queen's, where women will compete for the first time in more than 50 years. "The Tour of Britain Women will be another great moment for women's sport this summer and we're delighted to bring this event to fans across the UK through our popular digital platforms," said Alex Kay-Jelski, Director of BBC Sport. "The BBC has a strong track record of backing women's sport. Not just the victories, but the stories, the grit and the passion behind them. And as the UK's most-used sports broadcaster, we're proud to shine a spotlight on this race and its great cyclists." The Tour of Britain Women was rescued by British Cycling last year after being cancelled in 2023 because of funding issues. Stage one: Thursday, 5 June, Dalby Forest to Redcar Stage two: Friday, 6 June, Hartlepool to Saltburn-by-the-Sea Stage three: Saturday, 7 June, The Scottish Borders Stage, Kelso to Kelso Stage four: Sunday, 8 June, The Glasgow Stage
BBC News
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- BBC News
BBC to broadcast live 2025 Women's Tour of Britain
BBC Sport will broadcast live this year's Lloyds Women's Tour of Britain as part of its Women's Summer of Sport coverage. The four-day race across England and Scotland begins on 5 June and will be aired live on the BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website and of Britain's best riders will compete in the event, including two-time winner Lizzie Deignan and her Lidl-Trek team-mate and 2024 Olympic silver medallist Anna prospects Cat Ferguson of Movistar and Imogen Wolff, who rides for Visma-Lease a Bike, are also part of BBC Sport's Women's Summer of Sport coverage, the Women's Euros, Women's Rugby World Cup and World Athletics Championships will be live across the BBC alongside Wimbledon, The Hundred cricket tournament and the tennis at Queen's, where women will compete for the first time in more than 50 years."The Tour of Britain Women will be another great moment for women's sport this summer and we're delighted to bring this event to fans across the UK through our popular digital platforms," said Alex Kay-Jelski, Director of BBC Sport."The BBC has a strong track record of backing women's sport. Not just the victories, but the stories, the grit and the passion behind them. And as the UK's most-used sports broadcaster, we're proud to shine a spotlight on this race and its great cyclists."The Tour of Britain Women was rescued by British Cycling last year after being cancelled in 2023 because of funding issues. Tour of Britain Women 2025 stages: Stage one: Thursday, 5 June, Dalby Forest to RedcarStage two: Friday, 6 June, Hartlepool to Saltburn-by-the-SeaStage three: Saturday, 7 June, The Scottish Borders Stage, Kelso to KelsoStage four: Sunday, 8 June, The Glasgow Stage
ABC News
22-05-2025
- Politics
- ABC News
Are the Coalition getting back together?
After a public and messy break-up, the Liberal and National parties have agreed to delay announcing their respective frontbench picks "in good faith". So, will separation be short-lived? And if the parties don't reconcile, how will both Sussan Ley and David Littleproud move next? Patricia Karvelas and Fran Kelly are joined by Anna Henderson, SBS Chief Political Correspondent on The Party Room. Got a burning question? Got a burning political query? Send a short voice recording to PK and Fran for Question Time at thepartyroom@
SBS Australia
20-05-2025
- Business
- SBS Australia
One on One: Nationals Deputy Leader Kevin Hogan talks about the split with the Liberals
A week after being elected into the deputy position, Kevin Hogan says the National Party was forced to breakaway from its traditional alliance with the Liberal Party over issues that were considered non-negotiable. But they included supermarket divestiture powers, a multi-billion dollar regional fund, bush telecommunications and a continued commitment to nuclear energy. Mr Hogan says the party offered to step back from the original demands for state owned nuclear power plants, and just advocate for the ban on nuclear power to be lifted. He spoke to SBS Chief Political Correspondent Anna Henderson.
