the independent panel on the nec, the governing body of the labour party.y for them, i think, and i think it will be a live discussion this week is, as you said, paddy, it's nearly a year since she was suspended, 330 days to the day since she was suspended for a letter that was 126 words long. so newscasters might be scratching their head and thinking, how on earth could it possibly be taking this long to work out whether or not she should be let into the party? she said sorry very quickly. what was interesting, though, henry, is thatjonathan ashworth, i mean, he absolutely didn't want to touch us with a bargepole, but he did say, well, i've been on the nec and sometimes, you know, lawyers get involved and people start, you know, bringing in other things that have been said in the political debate. so i don't know if he was trying to just flannel or if he was trying to drop a clue about what might be happening in the investigation behind closed doors. i don't know either. i mean, it seems absurd how long it's taken. and it's not the only instance we've seen

the world's biggest dog show is under way at the nec birmingham arena this weekend.2024, in categories ranging from ability to flyball and, of course, best in show. but the competition has had some criticism in recent years, with some questioning the health and welfare of the breeds taking part. a row erupted yesterday when the winner of the best utility class — a french bulldog called elton — raised concerns among some experts that his short muzzle would make it difficult to breath. you can't see him there against the dark dress. elton will now go on to compete in best in show on sunday, with some expressing disappointment at the dog's inclusion in the competition. let's speak to charlotte mcnamara — crufts spokesperson, who is live at the nec, in birmingham. and you've also brought a very special guest with you, and i think this guest is named after my friend and colleague, who is one of the best presenters at the bbc, what's he called? , ., best presenters at the bbc, what's he called?_ 0. _ best presenters at the bbc, what's he called?_ 0, christian! | he called?

the japanese company nec is one of the leading companies in this space.■4 this is a good combinationited states and elsewhere that but is a good place for blended finance. and second example is our supporting to the state of businesses. company of beta testening the united states and over the world. we are very activeporting data center businesses globally. we would like to expand our cooperation with ntt as much as possible. next, i'd like to touch upon the recent update about the mandat■. law that regulated what we can do. last april they amended to the jgland as a relt now unable to support japanese companies for their subsidiaries, but the local companies as well. as long it's essential for businesses. for instance, if the japan to sy goods in some services to locals in -- carriers in the indo-pacific region we are now able to support those. >> build diplomatic relationships abroad. so, with this we're going to open it up for questions from the audience. if you have any questions, please raise your hand, a mic will come to you, identify yourself and ask your question. try to be a

companies providing code and equipment to deployments with ntk with nec on february 26th of this yearint venture that will be extended globally see more global footprint to this work together. i'd like to give you two examples, two examples of our collaboration. one is the open ran economy in manila which has trained upwards of a thousand engineers and the next generation of leaders in the field to open approach to technology. the nation we shouldn't just be focused on deployment, but the skill needed like the phillipines to engage producttively in this infrastructure. and second, let you know that the bureau of cyber space and bureau from which i hail is thanks to congress' wisdom has been resourced to fund to provide our partners and allies we have the digital connectivity and cyber security program and we have roughly 50% of the chips act fund devoted to itc infrastructure issues, upwards of 50 million a year ext five years. that has allowed us to take our policy set and work constructtively with partners around the globe. we've had ict secure road shows in poland, africa and most

the japanese company nec is one of the leading companies in this space.his is a good combination of our finance and plans from the united states and elsewhere that good place for blended finance. and second example is our supporting to the state of businesses. ntt is the world's leading company of beta testening the world. we are very active in supporting data center businesses globally. we would like to expand our cooperation with ntt as much as possible. next,' like to touch upon the recent update about the mandate. diet amended the law that regulated what we can do. last april they amended to the jgb law, and as a result of the now unable to support japanese companies for their subsidiaries, but the local companies as well. as long it's essential for businesses. for instance, if the japanese he key goods in some services to locals in -- carriers in the indo-pacific region we are now able to support those. >> build diplomatic relationships abroad. so, with this we're going to open it up for questions from the audience. if you have any questions, please

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the japanese company nec is one of the leading companies in th space. this is a good combination of our finance and plans from the united s but is a good place for blended finance. and second example is our supporting to the state of businesses. ntt is the world's leading company of beta testening the united states and over the world. we are very a in supporting data center businesses globally. we would like to expand our cooperation with ntt as much as possible. next, i'd like to touch upon the recent update about the mandate. the japanese diet amended the law that regulated what we can do. last april they amendedo the jgb law, and as a result of the amendment, we are now unable to support japanese companies for their subsidiaries, but the local companies as well. as long it's essential for businesses. for incestanindustry tried to supply the key goods in some services to locals in -- carriers in the indo-pacific region we are now able to support those. >> build diplomatic relationships abroad. so, with this we're going to open it up for questions from

european union the kremlin machine, the state on the rush has proved, inc, and split the ortiz, both nec team, and our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube tv services, for what question did you say you requested? the what is it part of the blog? is it a portable post? good. is it the defense you of us and in the word part is it something deeper? more complex might be present there. let's stop. without cases. let's go out of as the india green lights, a lot against citizenship to non muslim for nationals, a plane from afghanistan, bangladesh, and pakistan. precinct concerns among mazda one minorities. as the guys in health system has been devastated by the war r t special project human shields documents the story of a dr force to amputate his own nieces leg at home with out anesthetic as the idea of force has continued to shell, the surrounding area. the smell was on the terrible i kept bleeding at homes for 4 days. unfortunately, i had no other choice. could i get her to the hospital? obviously not because we had been besieged for 15 days and a 4th us.

palestine is is is is one that's been heavily influenced by, i would imagine people sitting around that nec table like luke acers which obviously hasn't really put them in a in a very good light, you's not put the interests of um the uk first in my opinion, he's put the interests of people that he regards as um his'. yes, yes, no, indeed. well, listen, we'll come back to the discussion after our next report now, and this one's about the attempts of the british political establishment to redefine the definition of extremism. next book speech from the member. in the uk, it looks like zionist extremists are defining extremism for the rest of us. jonathan woodcock, member of the house of lords is spare heading the government investigation into extremism an effort to crush support. for palestine, even as latest january, he took funding from israel lobby groups, having previously served this chair of the labor friends of israel. additionally, woodcock has been to palestine on an israeli government funded trip where he planted trees with the jnf, israel's largest settlement building group. he was

palestine is is is is one that's been heavily influenced by, i would imagine..." people sitting around that nec table like luke akers, which obviously hasn't really put them in a in a very good light, he's not put the interest of um the uk first, in my opinion, he's put the interest of people that he regards as um his employeers, yes, no indeed, well listen, we'll come back to the discussion after our next report now, and this one's about the attempts of the british political establishment to redefine the definition of extremism. speech from the member, in the uk, it looks like zionist extremists are defining extremism for the rest of us. jonathan woodcock, member of the house of lords, is spare heading the government investigation into extremism an effort to crush support for palestine. even as latest january, he took funding from israel lobby groups, having previously served as chair of the labor friends of israel. additionally, woodcork has been to palestine on an israeli. government funded trip where he planted trees with the jnf, israel's largest settlement building group. he was also part

hometown favourites and a look at the european movies like anatomy of a fall ad the zone of interest nectill very much a punching bag and a lot to criticise but what i'm liking is steps in the right direction.— liking is steps in the right direction. �* , ., direction. beyond barbie and oppenheimer. _ direction. beyond barbie and oppenheimer, a _ direction. beyond barbie and oppenheimer, a question . direction. beyond barbie and i oppenheimer, a question about other awards that viewers should be looking out for. what do you think some of the significant wins will be? it will be interesting to see who wins best original song because is going to be i'm just ken or is going to be i'm just ken or is it going to be what was i made for? also from barbie as well. that would be a great one. and i would say best actor race, i know that cillian murphy extra harbour in the bag but there is so much love for paul giamatti from the holdovers on the question is willie take it. even though the question is not so much the suspense, i think we will have an emotional night install. thank you forjoining us

so it's not nec�*what'ou're trying convey. interpretation.tead. vey. it's what they hear instead. i mean, have made a career out mean, i have made a career out of saying things that i don't mean because i like to cause a bit of shock, and i like to cause a bit of, you know, there's nuance and there's nuance there, and there's nuance there, and there's that there's underlying things that you have take away. but if you have to take away. but if you have to take away. but if you ignore that you just you ignore that and you just take things on a base level, then actually what then it's not actually what you're saying at all, is it? >> yeah. no absolutely. and this, fact this, this perception, the fact that it just relies on the perception of the victim or not even the victim. i'm not saying victim, even the victim. i'm not saying victima hearty even the victim. i'm not saying victim a hearty word. not heard a hearty word. they're not being victimised in any way whatsoever. the victim whatsoever. but the victim or a witness, it relies on their per

the battery and storage industry margins are razor thin a couple of years ago, you saw the exit of neca lot of froth in the business we have to be careful. there are good companies out there. tesla is one of them you don't get to $600 billion valuation on storage that's not rational. boston dynamics is the winner. hyundai bought that from softbank it is not worth 600. this whole a.i. thing and if you are doing level four, it will consume more electricity to support the compute of that level for autonomy than the drive train. that's a non starter i look at this and say there are fundamental flaws and it is overvalued >> tom, he answered a couple of points he worked in the battery industry i know you are bullish, tom, but when it comes to self driving, have we seen other difficulties? some got out of the space with the trouble executing. >> i want to say energy storage and tesla is making more profit on that business than they are on the car business. i went to the facility a few weeks ago and saw it and met with the utilities who suggest the growth there on fsd, it is difficult to do th

"fox weather" it nec nick repors appeared. >> who want to talk about daylight savings time?m excited about it. i like having more light in the evening too. >> in love daylight saving time for. >> why? i think it's about my kids after school more. >> thhad a field on daylight saving time? it's not a fan. >> why not? >> that we don't need it anymore. it's annoying i'm following you? x yes progressive over daylight savings would get rid of it. >> ben franklin first suggested we do it. if he was he right now what would you say to him about it? what is been franklin a parent i am a parent it is the worst progressives here i be like dude joints and deodorant question at people for 17 times a pretty gnarly breakers with his people thanks we should just keep daylight savings a whole year. because it's ridiculous to call it standard time and have it before myself. >> yes i agree. high five. chest bump? [laughter] you know why we started daylight saving time? click ssomething about farming s no it's not it was to conserve energy during world war i. isn't that crazy? the farmers lobbie

>> rules,ing it nec technology and different innovations and bringing the rules to the consumer in away and some of the different ewe answers of transparency and officiating and other things from a rules standpoint, they can see that interaction between the official in the booth and see player to coach communication and and hear what goes on inside of a player's helmet and cool things that our fans will enjoy and we'll continue to enhance as we move along. reporter: one last question before going back to the anchors and pete hegseth ped a one day contract with the usfl. i'm working for you, pete. >> done deal. pete: done deal! these are big dudes. i appreciate it, commissioner. i'll take you up on it. let's do it. i was a high school backup quarterback and punt returner and wide receiver. wherever you want to put me. joey: he wants to kick. reporter: backup quarterback. he's got all of the same. pete: ready to government abby, thank you very much for that. sealing the deal. rachel: thanks, abby. reporter: thanks, guys. rachel: it'll be fun to watch. pete: absolutely. usfl. i'm going

the nec champions sea hawks tip off march madness with a 78-68 win and advance to the seed in the west meanwhile virginia has not won an ncaa tournament even a single game since its national title back in 2017. and the drought continued last night against colorado state. the rams simply blew out the cavaliers 67-42. colorado state moves on as the number 10 seed in the midwest region and face 7 seed in texas and the answer clearly a resounding no. the men's first four continues tonight with glam llg and montana state facing off with the right to advance. that game friday. colorado later on will then take on boise state with the winner moving on as the tenth seed in the south to face number 7 florida. meanwhile, the women's tournament tips off tonight with two first four games. presbyterian and sacred heart face-off on friday. and then columbia and vanderbilt play for the right to move on. go lions. and baseball is almost here. but, some news with that. the los angeles dodgers and the san diego padres will proceed with their season opening game today in south korea following a reported b

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but what year. cuts because he'll never be nec but what he 'ear. cuts because he'll never be necbutt he did want to achieve the election was achieve before the election was this wanted to this rwanda bill. he wanted to get it all royal assent by 20th of march . five amendments made of march. five amendments made last night in the lords. priti patel on this program yesterday. and she's also done an interview in front of the express this morning saying france to morning saying france needs to just out. just pull their finger out. they're getting 500 million a year from us. and yet we hear that the home secretary this that the home secretary had this new yesterday in new meeting yesterday in brussels over calais . sharing of brussels over calais. sharing of intelligence. yeah. wait a minute . why wasn't that being minute. why wasn't that being done already? to try and ensure that they don't allow any more people smuggling and boats to cross. doesn't reassure a cross. doesn't reassure me. a huge amount that that's, you know, being touted as a brand new policy. well of course it's not. >

. >> toby great to get your take we'll talk about the grid more nec time. >> thanks a lot. >>> stickingtsinevelos is down in austin, texas today looking at how big tech is looking to unlock a.i.'s next horizon >> that would be custom silicon chips you have short supply, high costs, so you have companies trying to create their chips in house that's why i came to aws to see what guys like this -- you're building what? program and hardware something important that's all we need to know. they've been working on chips for over 11 years to not only compete with the chip makers out there but also drop the reliance on companies like nvidia google is doing the same, they have their own tensor processing unit and it's gaining in popularity listen in. >> they're seeing tremendous interest and demand for my customers using them significantly internally for in-house machine learning workloads so the gemini models are all trained and served on tpus. >> interesting they're using their own chips. nvidia is making the competition fierce because they're planning on launching new chips almost every 12 mon

today former nec director vice chair gary cohn is with us.f the union. >>> noticvo nordisk is surging, exclusive with the ceo and interesting comments about m&a. >>> hbc's head of wealth and personal banking joins us on set breaking down how she's allocating her close to $200 billion of assets. >>> a look at the market with the s&p 500 at an all-time high. the nasdaq a

. >>> and later, white house economist and nec director lael brainard will join us to talk about theaddress tonight. "squawk box" will be right back. rude. who are you? i'm an investor in a fund that helps advance innovative sports tech like this smart fitness mirror. i'm also mr. leg day...1989! anyone can become an agent of innovation with invesco qqq, a fund that gives you access to nasdaq-100 innovations. i go through a lot of pants. before investing carefully read and consider fund investment objectives, risks, charges, expenses and more in prospectus at invesco.com. anti-defamation league is hosting a summit in new york city this morning with leaders in business and other sectors focusing on addressing rising antisemitism in the united states. for more on all this, witant to welcome anti-defamation league ceo and national director jonathan greenblatt. jonathan, great to see you. tell us about the impetus for what this summit is, what it is about and what you're trying to do here. >> when we started this conference, it is called never is now, back in 2016, we had maybe 400 plus