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, . ., , emma webber. cps did not consult with us, as has been _ emma webber. the cps did not consult with us, as has been reported. - with us, as has been reported. instead, we have been rushed, hasted and railroaded. the first meeting we had with them at our behest was friday the 24th of november, a few short days before the pre—trial plea hearing on the 28th. for the record, they had suggested meeting is just an hour before in the morning of the pre—trial hearing, something we felt was far too late. we were presented that the decision had been made to accept manslaughter charges. at no point during the previous five and a half months where we given any indication that this could come clued in anything other than murder. we trusted in our system, foolishly as it turned out. we do not dispute that the murderer is mentally unwell and has been for a number of years. however, the premeditated planning, the collection of lethal weapons, hiding in the shadows and brutality of the attacks are that of an individ

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emma. emma is schultz's wife. no, i know it's my wife.enry. are you saying hector? i said? yes, yes, yes, you said it. well, yes. naturally he shouts emma, ​​emma. so what happens? what happens? the dog thinks that the name is his wife, and does not move, but the wife thinks that the dog is called, and also does not go. can you imagine how her family life began? well, he endured it, he endured it, and decided to rename the dog, and... named it hector, but hector, it's a masculine name, masculine, masculine. masculine, yes, masculine , masculine, well, but as schultz reasoned, as schultz reasoned, if he gives the dog a new female name, well, say, alma, then what awaits him in the future, he has a difficult character, his wife may leave him , a dog never , on the other hand, he is a young man and can marry a second time... where is the guarantee that his new wife will not turn out to be an alma too, and where is the guarantee, that’s why he gave the dog a new male name, but the dog obviously doesn’t couldn't stand it and died died hector, b

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emma vardy, bbc news, los angeles.ead roma to the europa conference league title in 2022 and reached the europa league final last season, but the team currently sit 9th in the league. tennis, and there was better news for the brits at the australian open today. after the disappointment of andy murray's first round exit, emma raducanu had an impressive victory over american shelby rogers after an eight month injury lay—off following surgery on both wrists and an ankle. there were also wins for cameron norrie, jack draper and katie boulter as natalie pirks reports. not so long ago, emma raducanu feared for herfuture after double wrist surgery, but she'd beaten shelby rogers during her triumphant run to the us open title. and once she'd settled into her stride... oh, stunning from raducanu! ..she pounced on errors to take the first set with relative ease. the wind might have been playing havoc with her outfit, but raducanu was breezing into a second set lead, breaking rogers�* serve immediately. this opponent might have b

emma webber, high security hospital indefinitely . emma webber, the indefinitely.ther of victim barnaby webber, said outside court that true justice has not been served. today we'll be bringing you all the very latest reaction from outside nottingham crown court and it comes as the government announces a zombie knife crackdown, terrifying zombie style knives and machetes will be banned under new legislation. >> the government says it has been ratcheting up its approach to knife crime for years, but should there be a mandatory jail sentence for anyone found carrying such a weapon and british homes for british workers , should those be born in workers, should those be born in the united kingdom, be prioritised when it comes to social housing? >> that's what the government reportedly wants to make happen. some some say the policy is unworkable, but is it simply common sense . common sense. well as expected, lots of you have been getting in touch on that decision by the judge. >> that sentencing of the triple killer in nottingham, in fact , killer in nottingham, in fac

joining me tonight, our emma webb , andrew tonight, our emma webb, andrew eborn and nicholas de santo. but first let's go to for aaron your latest news headlines . latest news headlines. >> thanks , leo. good evening to >> thanks, leo. good evening to you i'm aaron armstrong in the gb newsroom. norfolk police has referred itself to the independent watchdog after failing to respond to a 999 call from a home where four bodies were subsequently found. the force says it was contacted by a man at 6 am. on friday, but no officers were deployed. just over an hour later , police found over an hour later, police found the bodies of two young girls and a 45 year old man and a 36 year old woman in costessey, near norwich , after they near norwich, after they responded to another call from a member of the public. they're understood to have come from the same family. it's the second referral norfolk police has made following the deaths, after officers attended the same address last month as part of a missing persons inquiry. a speech by the shadow foreign secretary calling for a ceasefire in gaza

well, i really hope that emma raducanu can rebuild. shei that emma raducanu can rebuild. activity she has taken on machine endorses big global multinational brands and i think that has added a certain weight of responsibility and has taken away the kind of pure joy she used to experience as a tennis player, somebody who enjoyed hitting a ball over a net. that is the real trick with elite sport. to play with joy and to forget the pressure. we're just joy and to forget the pressure. we'rejust running joy and to forget the pressure. we're just running out of time, forgive me. as we have said, you are a former sports star who has done well in table tennis at such a young age. what would your advice be to luke littler right now?— age. what would your advice be to luke littler right now? well, i hope he can to luke littler right now? well, i hope he can go in — luke littler right now? well, i hope he can go in and — luke littler right now? well, i hope he can go in and forget _ luke littler right now? well, i hope he can go in and forget the - he can go in and forget the conseq

emma burnell who you zeros. emma burnell who are you liking zeros.dline hero this week is, professor joe phoenix, is, uh, professorjoe phoenix, who her employment who won her employment tribunal. yes university. yes against the open university. i just she has shown such i just think she has shown such amazing courage and resilience to stand up and say, no, hang on. it's okay to think what i think and to say what i've said and to do proper research in a university setting without being bullied to the point of tears by her line manager at points. this was appalling behaviour and i think it's vital that she stood up for so many people who haven't been able. >> why was it controversial? is it in relation to she set up a thing with the women's identity research within open research network within the open university, obviously university, which obviously looks social looks at gender as a social construct as opposed to sex as a biological reality? well, hardly controversial , but more power to controversial, but more power to her that she's prevailed on th

emma simpson, bbc news. stream the inquiry every day next week on the bbc iplayer. skincare is big business, but there is growing concern among dermatologists about children as young as eight using anti—ageing products intended for adults. they often contain active ingredients such as exfoliating acids. and social media has helped make them increasingly popular with children. annabel rackham reports. eight—year—old sadie says she first came across videos of influencers doing skincare routines a couple of months ago. she saw products being advertised on tiktok and youtube shorts and asked family members to buy them for her as presents. what is it that you love about skincare? mostly about the packaging because i like all the colours on it and like the labels. how does it... how does it all get laid out? what do you do? ijust do, like, the biggest to the smallest. so, like washing my face. that's the biggest thing. and then like lip balm, that's the smallest thing. and then this is the... but skin specialists

emma burnell who you zeros. emma burnell who are you liking zeros.line hero this week is, professor joe phoenix, is, uh, professorjoe phoenix, who her employment who won her employment tribunal. yes university. yes against the open university. i just she has shown such i just think she has shown such amazing courage and resilience to stand up and say, no, hang on. it's okay to think what i think and to say what i've said and to do proper research in a university setting without being bullied to the point of tears by her line manager at points. this was appalling behaviour and i think it's vital that she stood up for so many people who haven't been able. >> why was it controversial? is it in relation to she set up a thing with the women's identity research within open research network within the open university, obviously university, which obviously looks social looks at gender as a social construct as opposed to sex as a biological reality? well, hardly controversial , but more power to controversial, but more power to her that she's prevailed on thi

and emma, at this oint in them to get some point. get some point. and emma, at this point in the season, is it _ them to get some point. and emma, at this point in the season, is it fair- this point in the season, is it fair to say you can already see some problems for clubs in the lower half of the table?— of the table? definitely, i have a few worries _ of the table? definitely, i have a few worries for _ of the table? definitely, i have a few worries for everton. - of the table? definitely, i have a few worries for everton. they've | few worries for everton. they've struggled this season with some serious injuries — brian sorensen has had to work wonders with a club he's got, and it won't get easy for them because he says today that they are struggling to make an impact in the transfer market will stop they've got issues on the men's side, where they've been charged after financial breaches in the premier league, and he says that while that doesn't have an effect on his team, they still have to sell players in order to buy players

emma, in la, thank you very much for that — charges. emma, in la, thank you very much for that.arges. emma, in la, thank you very much for that. they are _ charges. emma, in la, thank you very much for that. they are trying - charges. emma, in la, thank you very much for that. they are trying to - much for that. they are trying to link hunter biden to his father in an election year, there is no evidence yet that he's profited from hunter biden�*s business affairs. yesterday's appearance and the committee room, it's a fairly aggressive media stunt, spearheaded by abby laurel who is a pretty proud nation's defence attorney, but i wonder how they might view that over on at the white house.— on at the white house. look, hunter biden ism — on at the white house. look, hunter biden ism is— on at the white house. look, hunter biden is... is charged _ on at the white house. look, hunter biden is... is charged with _ on at the white house. look, hunter biden is... is charged with very, - biden is... is charged with very, very serious crimes, as your correspondent pointed out. if he is co

emma vardy re ”ortin tragedies happen. emma vardy reporting there. _ reporting there.th iran and pakistan to exercise maximum restraint, to avoid further heightening tensions. it follows pakistan's launching missile strikes into iran, two days after some iranian airstrikes on iranian air strikes on pakistan. iranian airstrikes on pakistan. the two iranian air strikes on pakistan. the two countries share a border and they've long accused each other of having militant groups along the frontier. rubble and dust. the aftermath of today's strike by pakistan in iran. nine killed, say iran's state media, children and women among them. pakistan says this was about national security. pakistan undertook a series of highly coordinated, and specifically targeted, precision military strikes against terrorist hideouts in sistan and baluchestan province of iran. this action is a manifestation of pakistan's unflinching resolve to protect and defend its national security against all threats. most are seeing pakistan's attack as a response to this — iran's missile strike inside pakistan

i say, right. >> emma do you do you agree? >> and emma do you do you agree? it's hypocrisy. it's of hypocrisy. the >> and emma do you do you agree? it's of rankles'pocrisy. the >> and emma do you do you agree? it's of rankles with sy. the >> and emma do you do you agree? it's of rankles with me the >> and emma do you do you agree? it's of rankles with me because , sort of rankles with me because, i mean, he's been just constantly tweeting at israel. i mean, you think he was the first minister of gaza, not of scotland. he's constantly tweeting, saying israel is committing these horrific war crimes because israel, you committing these horrific war crimeshas because israel, you committing these horrific war crimeshas had:ause israel, you committing these horrific war crimeshas had to se israel, you committing these horrific war crimeshas had to go israel, you committing these horrific war crimeshas had to go after, you committing these horrific war crimeshas had to go after hamas know, has had to go after hamas to, defend itself after, you to, to defend itself after, you know,

but emma raducanu one comfortably.nd now she's got a shot at a second round match against a player of china. not the seeded player she was expecting to face. katie bulger�*s match was a lot tighter. similarly ranked, both in good form in the early weeks of the season, and two tight sets was another good step forward for her as she tries to continue her push up the rankings. if we look at the british men in actions, dan evans is out, jack draper, though, pushed all the way and suffered right at the end. jack dra er is and suffered right at the end. i:c< draper is stealing all and suffered right at the end. i:c«1 draper is stealing all the headlines for vomiting and abandoned by the side of the court. after shaking the hand of marcus, you might note, that he was very keen to shake his hand, but he was saying if you don't get to annette and i hurry, this might not happen because he had other things to attend to. he was talking afterwards about, yes, the heat clearly must have played our parts. it was 31 celsius. he had hi

emma raducanu is wearing her battle scars with pride. he sprinted straight for the nearest bin. dan evans is unfortunately out, but for emma raducanu, though there are tougher tests ahead, for now, it's just a joy to be back. natalie pirks bbc news. premier league chief executive, richard masters, says a date has been set for the hearing into manchester city's alleged breaches of financial rules. however, speaking in front of a culture, media and sport select committee in the uk, masters added that he couldn't reveal the exact date. premier league champions city were charged with 115 breaches in february 2023 but are yet to face a hearing while everton and nottingham forest were charged for breaching league profit and sustainability rules on monday. five fa cup third round replays on tuesday and one shock result for you. championship side bristol city upsetting 10—man west ham to book their place in the next round the winner came in the third minute with tommy conway intercepting a short pass from konstantinos mavropanos and rounding luk

emma simpson, bbc news. lives turned upside down by the post office scandal have waited for years to hear from fujitsu, the company that installed the faulty software. colletta smith spent the day with one of them. it did have bugs and errors in the systemm — system... is- system... is this the fujitsu system... — is this the fujitsu gueye? scott bought the post office in alderley edge nearly 20 years ago, but he was convicted of theft when he couldn't explain £44,000 of losses showing on the computer system. i think there is a moral obligation for the company to contribute, and i think... quite pleasing to hear him saying that _ quite pleasing to hear him saying that as _ quite pleasing to hear him saying that. as the first time we have heard — that. as the first time we have heard anything like that from fujitsu, — heard anything like that from fujitsu, and also openly admitting they were — fujitsu, and also openly admitting they were part of the problem. next _ they were part of the problem. next comes th

emma raducanu left the court in auckland. shejust left emma raducanu left the court in auckland.emma raducanu left the court in auckland. she just left a match for there was so much good at take from it. this was herfirst there was so much good at take from it. this was her first event since april and she had gone toe to toe with the former world number three. raducanu faced last years wimbledon semifinalist svitolina but yet the brit did lead after winning the first set. the brit did force the tie—breaker while her last year did feature to surgery she still has to touches. but one set up, she almost went on to win it but svitolina saved break points and want a tie—break in the second. by then this match was two hours long and raducanu's just back from eight months off court. she tired in the third, svitolina went through. but in defeat, there had been huge strides forward. to in defeat, there had been huge strides forward.— in defeat, there had been huge strides forward. to be back up at this speed _ strides forward. to be back up at this speed after _ strides forward. to be bac

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emma stone — poor things. feit rye lane. margot robbie - barbie. emma stone - poor things.for leading _ emma stone - poor things. felt the nominees for leading actor - emma stone - poor things. felt the nominees for leading actor i... - with me is the film critic and producer, jason solomons. it is always really exciting, isn't it? it it is always really exciting, isn't it? , . ., , the it is always really exciting, isn'tl it?_ the big it? it is, nice to be here. the big theory of — it? it is, nice to be here. the big theory of the _ it? it is, nice to be here. the big theory of the year _ it? it is, nice to be here. the big theory of the year as _ it? it is, nice to be here. the big theory of the year as it _ it? it is, nice to be here. the big theory of the year as it is - it? it is, nice to be here. the big| theory of the year as it is barbie, oppenheimer and they did so well at the golden globes full stop here, totally different.— the golden globes full stop here, totally different. extraordinary and the most exciting _ totally different. extraordinary and the most exci

thank you very much, emma _ but his supporters love it. supporters love it. thank| you very much, emma vardy with but his supporters love it. thank- you very much, emma vardy with the very latest from new hampshire. thank you. a reminder of the breaking news within the last hour of an air strike attack on a facility that was housing refugees in khan younis. you will know that is in the south of gaza. updates to bring you, a little bit more detail about the number of casualties we were reporting with our correspondents injerusalem, bringing us the latest, suggesting ninejudge, 75 injured in that attack —— suggesting ninejudge. these are the figures from unrwa, the un agency working with palestinian refugees. this was an attack on a facility shall treat those trying to get to safety, those who have been displaced from right across gaza and were told to make anotherjourney across gaza and were told to make another journey further south. across gaza and were told to make anotherjourney further south. there another journey further south. there

emma va rdy. what emma vardy. what should police have done? i put that question to dr pete blair.he advanced law enforcement rapid response training — also known as the alerrt center — at texas state university. he has been asked to do some work training police in texas schools in the wake of uvalde by the governor. i asked him what they did and what they should have done. training for any kind of event like this is not a one—shot deal, where you take a single class and you're prepared to deal with something that's as complex as what happened. the major concern that it seems like happened, there was confusion over whether it was a hostage barricade situation, such as somebody coming into a location, taking a bunch of kids hostage in a classroom where nobody�*s been injured yet, or is it an active shooter situation where there is violence that has occurred or is ongoing and they need to stop that violence right away? and it seems from the report that there was substantial confusion about which situation the officers found themselves in. the first officers on scene arrived, they hea

and we can talk about it all now with the presenter of the access all podcast, emma tracey.t start by telling us a bit more about michael and james�* story. james was diagnosed at 17 with stargardt disease, add eight years old with stargardt disease, which is a degenerative eye condition, which means it gets worse over time. he is a visually impaired. before he was diagnosed, he was learning to be a footballer. his dad says he was really good on the ball but struggled to know what else was going on the pitch. he hasjust made a documentary with his dad about partially sighted fits all, an indoor football game which has partially sighted fits all, an indoorfootball game which has been adapted for the visually impaired people. i think he has gone on a bit of a personaljourney people. i think he has gone on a bit of a personal journey with that as well, meeting the players and getting to know some visually impaired people as well. it�*s getting to know some visually impaired people as well. it's here a bit of our impaired people as well. it's here a bit of your chat _ impaired p

did you know where emma was?i kept asking them, begging them, crying to them, please look for my daughter. her name is emma. she looks exactly like this up. they are identical twins. please, please. they just told david always to tell me to leave them alone. they don't know what happened to her. >> that must have been horrific to be separated from yore 3-year-old and from her identical twin sister to be separated as well. >> yeah. it's probably the hardest thing that we have to go through during our captivity, not knowing where she is, if she's even alive. >> so the house you're staying in, the house next door gets shelled, and they -- your captors actually transport you out of that house in an ambulance, so they use an ambulance to put you and your husband and your daughter julie, they ask your husband to pretend to be dead and lay on a stretcher, is that right? >> yeah, correct, and they covered him with a white sheet. >> there's obviously been a lot of discussion about what role hospitals -- how hospitals are

but it is a fantastic performance by emma stone.avourite. he makes dark, transgressive, but ambitious, interesting films and and i think they really wanted to reward him for that now with poor things. and also, as we said, this year's oscars are quite an internationalist bunch. so, you know, we've got five nominations for justine tries, anatomy of a fall. it's a twisty courtroom thriller. it includes best director forjustine tries, which makes her the only woman in the director category and best actress for sandra. and that, rather suggests that four years after parasite, the academy awards are getting a little more international in their flavour. let's talk about actresses. we did emma stone a second ago, lily gladstone, who is the actress in the killers of the flower moon. she was narrowly shut out from the bafta shortlist, wasn't she? absolutely. yes. no, i think this islily on home territory. it's a great performance in killers of the flower moon. much talked about. slightly surprising, perhaps, that leonardo dicaprio got shut o

emma vardy emma va rdy reporting emma vardy reporting there.rate is now at a 20—year high. criminals are growing more aggressive and brazen by the day. many of those living in fear work in the security sector, with audacious heists of security vans commonplace. daniel de simone reports from johannesburg. a normal day in a security van carrying cash in south africa. what happens next looks extraordinary. but it's a constant criminal threat. this is a cash—in—transit robbery. vans rammed off busy roads. guards terrorised. bombs used to access cash. explosion. cit hijackings are one of the violent crimes at crisis levels here. this guard survived a robbery. some don't. as a human being, i'm scared. but, hey, i'm going out. i might not come back, but it's life for everyone in cit. from here they dispatch, the helicopters, the back—up teams, everything. his boss says more help is needed from government. well, it's a like a terrorist group. it's been very military organised, well executed. and if you see the way that they plan these robberies, it's v

>> as emma do >> because as emma says, we do have a recruitment crisis. we do >> because as emma says, we do have a strong and robust we do need a strong and robust defensive capability in this country. we need sufficient warships . and our fleet has been warships. and our fleet has been depleted over recent years. we need sufficient warships to be able to be nimble so that if a crisis erupts in the red sea, as it has done, we can respond. and at the same time we're able to defend our interest against russia and help ukraine. this is critical stuff, by the way. i'm going to try and force you as a neutral presenter. then to defend your your great mate jeremy corbyn. i noted that my great mate, i noted that corbyn has said that these strikes are the wrong way forward. so i would ask jeremy corbyn, what are you planning to go out and as a sort of deposition to to, yemen and try and talk down the houthi rebels, does he really think that they're going to take him seriously? i just find that extraordinary. >> i would like see him do >> i would like to see him d

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poor things did well, 11 nominations, including one for emma stone in the best actress category.er moon, including a career tenth best director nomination for martin scorsese. not as good for barbie, eight nominations, including best film. margot robbie missed out on best actress and greta gerwig for best director. they were snubbed which is the talk of the award to so far. let's speak to jacqueline coley, the awards editor at the rotten tomatoes website. this bell raubenheimer�*s mo makhmur setting the stage to have a hugely successful night in march. yes. successful night in march. yes, we've been _ successful night in march. yes, we've been tracking _ successful night in march. yes, we've been tracking all - successful night in march. yes, we've been tracking all of - successful night in march. yes, we've been tracking all of the l successful night in march. ye: we've been tracking all of the wins for oppenheimer all season and i currently have over 174 on our awards leaderboard at are rotten tomatoes so we expect it would be a good day for oppenheimer but it was great to see

emma >> yeah.anisation . i'm just not. i mean, i know this matters, and it matters in terms of what you can. then do and you can ban and and what you can ban and whatever, it just of whatever, but it just sort of i'm sure iran's islamic i'm not sure that iran's islamic revolutionary guard corps are going to be quaking in their boots at that tonight. you know, i think they've got quite um, i think they've got bigger to think they've got bigger fish to fry. this obsession fry. and this obsession with what them always seems what we call them always seems to me a little bit, a little bit, but at least they've been called out british centric. >> mean, know, iran and >> i mean, you know, iran and what we've, we've we get very overexcited about hamas and about hezbollah and now about the houthis. i know, but we had iran is the player and we are not going to defeat any of those three players unless it's iran. >> we're not going to >> but we're not going to neutralise without without concerted action and wi

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we have emma, chloe, alison do the intros. we have emma, chloe. leo. — alison do the intros.he foster carers, we heard the same message time and time again. carers don't always feel cared for. we asked for help and they cut it off. scared. scared, yeah, i know you're scared. i'm all right, yeah. i'm david, nice to meet you. i appreciate everything they have done, they are really important to me. i'm david, nice to meet you. so many of you contacted breakfast with your own story. and this is toby. my name is catherine taylor, i am a mum and a carer. my name is neil and i'm in leeds. so when you heard that question on bbc breakfast, "who cares", who do you feel cares for you? nobody. nobody, really. barbara is a full time carer for her husband, david, who has multiple sclerosis. what needs to change, would you say, babs? do you know what needs to change? they say, "oh, let's, let's, let's give them a coffee morning. a carer's coffee morning." well, what i would actually need and prefer is help. but cathy contacted us to say that fighting for help for her autistic son noah can b

announcer: emma raducanu!t. the past eight months have been tough for the former us open champion. three surgeries on both her wrists and ankle left her needing a wheelchair. as she recovered, her ranking tumbled to 301 in the world. so how would she hold up in auckland? well, the early signs were encouraging against romania's elena—gabriela ruse — she took the first set 6—3. ruse would fight back to level the match, but raducanu showed grit, grace and glimpses of her best. oh, yes! how about that from raducanu? the 21—year—old claimed to feel reborn coming into this match — free from the burden of her us open win. still, there was understandably some rustiness. two match points came and went before she finally clinched it. she's back! the tougher test of second seed elina svitolina awaits, but first, raducanu will want to savour this. that winning feeling has been a long time coming. katie gornall, bbc news. a huge night ahead for 16—year—old luke littler as he attempts to make history in the semi final at th

emma, thank you.f the mail on sunday. the duke of sussex had sued associated newspapers over an article about his security arrangements after stepping back as a senior royal. 0ur media correspondent david sillito reports. in prince harry's ongoing legal war against britain's newspapers, this is perhaps a minor battle. but after a series of victories against the mail and the mirror, it is a climb—down. the dispute has its roots in his tussle with the home office over paying for his security arrangements. the piece in question in the mail on sunday was headlined, "how prince harry tried to keep his legal fight with the government 0ver police bodyguards a secret." a judge said the article does suggest that the duke of sussex was responsible for attempting to mislead and confuse the public as to the true position about when he made the offer to pay. the prince says there was no deception and that he'd made the offer to pay in 2020. the mail on sunday argued their article was an honest opinion and didn't c

emma simpson, bbc news, county durham.d health care professionals are on strike over pay in northern ireland — the biggest walk—out in 50 years. and coming up — spotted off shetland, the rare beluga whale usually only found in arctic waters. coming up on bbc news, gb women's hockey have one last chance to get to the olympics this summer after losing 3—2 to belgium in the qualifiers. team gb play ireland on saturday in a winner—takes—all match. the england midfielder jordan henderson has touched down in amsterdam amid reports he is about to finalise his move from the saudi arabian club al—ettifaq to ajax. the former liverpool player signed up to al—ettifaq last summer in a move that was controversial with some lgbt campaigners. he later apologised. natalie pirks reports from the netherlands. it was all smiles in the beginning, but a mere six months afterjoining the lucrative saudi pro league, it looks as if the dream has turned sourforjordan henderson. he's had a medical this afternoon, with the expectation he'll soon sign

emma vardy, bbc news, beverly hills. emma joins us now from the red carpet.e the ceremony and coming down at the moment, that night, the sense that he'll be the night of barbie and oppenheimer, these two films, list of the same day, same weekend instead of being in competition with each other, they created so much buzz around both of them the people were flocking to see them at the medicine among big numbers and they did really well at the box office and people went to see both of them. they picked up a lot of nominations here tonight best actress in the category and playing oppenheimer, he's the best actor in many more to talk about it. let's not forget the two years ago, the golden globes really disgraced ever taken off air and muster tv coverage under a series of damaging scandals even now, some work to do to repair their reputations but they do have this reputations but they do have this reputation also is the biggest party in town and people are here tonight to there will be quite a keen wind in the south accentuating the chill, but for most, little rain

announcer: emma raducanu!play a competitive match. for her, this felt like a fresh start. the past eight months have been tough for the former us open champion. three surgeries on both her wrists and ankle left her needing a wheelchair. as she recovered, her ranking tumbled to 301 in the world. so how would she hold up in auckland? well, the early signs were encouraging against romania's elena—gabriela ruse. she took the first set 6—3. ruse would fight back to level the match, but raducanu showed grit, grace and glimpses of her best. oh, yes. how about that from raducanu? the 21—year—old came to feel reborn coming into this match, free from the burden of her us open win. still, there was understandable some rustiness. two match points came and went before she finally clinched it. she's back! the tougher test of second seed elina svitolina awaits. but first, raducanu will want to savour this. that winning feeling has been a long time coming. katie gornall, bbc news. now, what is the best way to rehabilitate pri

after nine defeats in just 15 games after eight months out, emma raducanu wins herfirst match back atdarts sensation luke littler plays for a place in the final of the pdc world darts championship later ths evening. hello and welcome to the programme. birmingham city have sacked manager wayne rooney after just 83 days in charge of the championship club. the former england striker was appointed on 11th october following the controversial decision to dismissjohn eustace when they were sixth in the table. since then, birmingham have slipped to 20th, with last night's 3—0 defeat at leeds being rooney's ninth loss in 15 games. well, we can speak now to our reporter simon stone. was this inevitable, given the results? i was this inevitable, given the results? ~ ., , was this inevitable, given the results? ~ . , ., , results? i think it was inevitable. wa ne results? i think it was inevitable. wayne rooney — results? i think it was inevitable. wayne rooney has _ results? i think it was inevitable. wayne rooney has released - results? i think it was inevitable. wayne rooney has released a - w

she spends most of the days taking carry of 2-year-old nada and 1-year-old emma, a u.s. citizen. she found out she was pregnant with emma while walking through the darien gap. >> reporter: ilie is one of 480,000 venezuelans who have crossed through the darien since 2022. one of the most punishing terrains on earth, it connects colombia to panama, allowing people to eventually reach the united states. seven months after crossing through, ilie gave birth to emma in the u.s. >> reporter: thousands of miles from ilie and her daughters is another venezuelan mother, also in a foreign country. dreaming of more. >> reporter: melody and her family fled from colombia six years ago. her husband, hugo, works as a delivery driver while she is up at 4:00 a.m. cooking stew, sauces and empanadas on her small stove, to sell. >> reporter: short on just about everything but love. colombia is the only home little miguel has ever known. countries like colombia and peru have taken in more venezuelans than the united states. >> we have to give credit to countries like colombia. they've given temporary

author and journalist emma woolf tv starjunaid author and journalist emma woolf tv star junaid ahmeduthor and journalist emma woolf tv starjunaid ahmed and gb news icon bev turner plus , the most icon bev turner plus, the most important part of the show your emails. i asked for you to send me your wishes for 2024 before christmas. i'll be reading some of those out throughout the programme, and this show has a golden even stricter golden rule it's even stricter for we don't do boring . for 2024. we don't do boring. not on watch. i just won't not on my watch. i just won't have it. a big two hours to come. a big celebration of the new year and we start with my big opinion . it's funny, isn't big opinion. it's funny, isn't it? all we want for the new year is a return to the good old days to take back what we've lost in 2024. we want to be able to crack a joke and not worry that someone will be offended or triggered, or that it will see us landing in hot water with colleagues or friends. we want an economy that works for people who work where it pays to get up in the morning and put in a

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nbc bay area's emma goss caught up with him and his coach and put all of their focus on going for gold in paris. >> the world's top male fencer, alexander is here at the oz a convention center tonight, not to compete in this weekend's north american cup, but to receive his fencing gold medal for the cup which he earned last season. >> my son and alexander, don. >> is fencing gold medal. alexander maintains his standing at the world's number one fencer. his proud dad who is an olympian himself right there with him. >> winning, being number one in the world is a very special thing and he appreciate all of the things that go into it. of course we are already getting ready for the end line, which is paris, 2024 olympics. >> getting ready means a key qualifier the fencing world cup in, guess which city? paris. >> i look forward to it every single year. this is the one that everyone wants to do. >> he has won there twice before. alexander's 26-year-old sister, sabrina, is recovering from an ankle injury, but will also compete next week, hoping to qualify for a second olympics alongside her b

author and journalist emma woolf tv starjunaid author and journalist emma woolf tv star junaid ahmedhor and journalist emma woolf tv starjunaid ahmed and gb news icon bev turner plus , the most icon bev turner plus, the most important part of the show your emails. i asked for you to send me your wishes for 2024 before christmas. i'll be reading some of those out throughout the programme, and this show has a golden even stricter golden rule it's even stricter for we don't do boring . for 2024. we don't do boring. not on watch. i just won't not on my watch. i just won't have it. a big two hours to come. a big celebration of the new year and we start with my big opinion . it's funny, isn't big opinion. it's funny, isn't it? all we want for the new year is a return to the good old days to take back what we've lost in 2024. we want to be able to crack a joke and not worry that someone will be offended or triggered, or that it will see us landing in hot water with colleagues or friends. we want an economy that works for people who work where it pays to get up in the morning and put in a sh

san francisco resident, 27-year-old emma wilmer-shiles died in the crash on sunday. fisherman pulled her body from the water near the crash yesterday. >>> we are learning four people aboard the home built plane crashed off the san mateo county coast behind me, three others are still missing. this morning lauren toms spoke with an aviation expert about what may have gone wrong. >> reporter: the images of the rector plane on a rocky beach in half moon bay tell only a small part of the story of the final moments of a young san francisco woman. san mateo county authorities say they found the body of 27-year-old emma wilmer-shiles near the wreckage. the ntsb said she was one of four people on board the small home built plane. retired airline captain explains that even though the plane is a simple by whoever buys it, does not necessarily make it unsafe. >> it is a proven design but however, having said that, it is up to the person building the airplane to properly construct it and maintain good engineering and building practices. >> reporter: emma wilmer-shiles was in san

let's move on to the time , as emma should we and the time, as emma should we and the time, as emma shouldills. >> awful . yeah. this is really >> awful. yeah. this is really worrying. and not just taking diet pills that are given to them by a doctor. these are the illicit diet pills. they're getting them on the black market through that's through the internet. and that's really worrying these really worrying because these pills are not without consequences. they're not without effects . you know, without side effects. you know, we're essentially talking about a young girls taking what a lot of young girls taking what is . yeah. oh, is basically speed. yeah. oh, um, what it is essentially it has very much the same effects. and so it suppresses the appetite and gives you more energy. you're burning it off energy. so you're burning it off quicker. these are, quicker. um, and so these are, you know, there are huge, huge side effects. and i think there's a real worry that we are putting so much pressure on, on these young girls who feel that they have to take these measures. >> what is interes