richard i very much forjoining us. richard taylor, who has died at the age of 75.herself, in a statement recorded on wednesday at windsor castle. i wanted to take this opportunity to say thank you personally for all the wonderful messages of support and for your understanding whilst i've been recovering from surgery. it has been an incredibly tough couple of months for our entire family. but i've had a fantastic medical team who've taken great care of me for which i'm so grateful. in january, i underwent major abdominal surgery in london and at the time it was thought that my condition was non—cancerous. the surgery was successful, however, tests after the operation found cancer had been present. my medical team therefore advised that i should undergo a course of preventative chemotherapy, and i'm now in the early stages of that treatment. this, of course, came as a huge shock, and william and i have been doing everything we can to process and manage this privately for the sake of our young family. as you can imagine, this has taken time. it has taken me time to re

we have richard cook. he is a former us federal policy analyst as well as author of our country that in now and here in moscow we cross the patrick headings and he is the editor in founder of the 21st century wire. or i telling cross talk roles in effect, that means it can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate it. all right, let me go to you 1st here. i know i live very far away and maybe because of distance, i don't have the great the same amount of focus, but you have a job. i didn't really spend a lot of time on ukraine. it was 1st on the, on the shopping list there. i mean, is that america is most pressing problem right now. after all, it was the state of the union. the, the speech indicated, not the ukraine was top of the list to preserve the regime. but rather that the democratic party and joe biden, or top of the list preserved the regime. it was quite a shouting match was actually the embarrassment. additions about ukraine was particularly center call. uh we're gonna, i'm gonna support th

okay, let me go to richard, i'm sorry, speech over everybody. richard. i mean, there's the united states and we've had a focus here on the u. k. they can't admit defeat, can they? they just can't do it. no, no, because the long term project is global conquest. this was decided that meetings of the council on foreign relations, which of course has a clone of british chatham house, a back at the beginning of world war 2. it was put in the battle plan for world war 2 and carried over into the cold war. it became the wolf of his doctrine in 1991. but it became full spectrum dominance in the early 2, thousands under under bush and then continuing under obama. and they've never backed off from that. so it's always a flight forward. as of the terms been used until the united states steps back and realize just a full spectrum dominance is a formula for endless war. uh, nothing will change and they'll keep talking and they'll keep pushing. and they'll keep seeking a new battlefront and it will go on and on and on. and that is what has to stop. that's what the ame

we have richard cook. he is a former us federal policy analyst as well as author of our country that in now and here in moscow we cross the patrick headings and he is the editor in founder of the 21st century wire. or i telling cross talk roles in effect, that means you can jump any time you want, and i always appreciate it. all right, let me go to you 1st here. i know i live very far away and maybe because of distance, i don't have the great the same amount of focus, but you have a job. i didn't really spend a lot of time on ukraine. it was 1st on the, on the shopping list there. i mean, is that america's most pressing problem right now, after all, it was the state of the union? the, the speech indicated, not the ukraine was top of the list to preserve the regime, but rather than the democratic party and joe biden, or top of the list preserve the regime. it was quite a shouting match was actually an embarrassment. the says about ukraine, where is particularly center call. uh we're gonna, i'm gonna support

okay, let me go to richard, i'm sorry, speech over everybody. richard. i mean, there's the united states and is we've had a focus here on the u. k. they can't admit defeat, can they? they just can't do it. no. no, because the long term project is global conquest. this was decided that meetings of the council on foreign relations, which of course has a clone of a british chatham house, a back at the beginning of world war 2. it was put in the battle plan for world war 2 and carried over into the cold war. it became the wolf of his doctrine in 1991. but it became full spectrum dominance in the early 2, thousands under under bush and then continuing under obama. and they've never backed off from that. so it's always a flight forward as the terms been used until the united states steps back and realize just the full spectrum dominance is a formula for endless war. uh, nothing will change and they'll keep talking and they'll keep pushing and they'll keep seeking a new battlefront and it will go on and on about. and that is what has to stop. that's what the am

we have richard cook. he is a former us federal policy analyst as well as author of our country that in now and here in moscow we cross the patrick headings and he is the editor in founder of the 21st century wire. originally cross lock roles in effect, that means you can jump any time you want, and i always appreciate it. all right, let me go to you 1st here. i know i live very far away and maybe because of distance, i don't have the great the same amount of focus, but you have a job. i didn't really spend a lot of time on ukraine. it was 1st on the, on the shopping list there. i mean, is that america is most pressing problem right now. after all, it was the state of the union. the, the speech indicated not the ukraine worse top of the list to preserve the regime, but rather than the democratic party and joe biden, or top of the list preserve the regime. it was quite a shouting match was actually an embarrassment. the best was about ukraine was particularly center call. uh we're gonna, i'm gonna support t

we have richard cook. he is a former us federal policy analyst as well as author of our country that in now and here in moscow we crossed the patrick headings and he is the editor in founder of the 21st century wire. or i telling cross block roles in effect, that means he can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate it. all right, let me go to you 1st here. i know i live very far away and maybe because of distance, i don't have the great and the same amount of focus that you have. but a joe biden really spends a lot of time on ukraine. it was 1st on the, on the shopping list there. i mean, is that america's most pressing problem right now, after all, it was the state of the union? the, the speech indicated not the ukraine was top of the list to preserve the regime, but rather than the democratic party and joe biden, or top of the list reserve, the regime, it was quite a shouting match was actually an embarrassment. the bushes about ukraine was particularly center call. uh we're gonna, i'm gonna supp

richard allen is accused of killing abigail williams and libby german in 2017., during a hearing yesterday, his lawyers presented evidence that a recording error destroyed 70 days worth of police interviews in the case. authorities say the videos were accidentally erased. as of now, the trial is set to begin in may. >> more colleges are bringing back sat requirements and that is causing quite the chaos among students and schools. many colleges and universities dropped their sat requirements during the pandemic, but now some are bringing them back, while others are making the exams optional. in addition to the confusion, though, teachers say students who take the sat this year may suffer from a lack of preparation time, it is time for a look at your tuesday weather >> as we mentioned, spring arrives tonight, but you wouldn't know it in some parts. snow came down in the cleveland area overnight. more snow is expected near the great lakes today, but the big weather story is this morning's temperatures across the eastern u.s. frost and freeze warnings are up from te

okay, let me go to richard. i'm sorry, speech over everybody. richard. i mean, there's the united states and we've had a focus here on the u. k. they can't admit defeat, can they? they just can't do it. no person. no, because the long term project is global conquest. this was decided that meetings of the council on foreign relations, which of course is a clone of a british chatham house, a back at the beginning of world war 2. it was put in the battle plan for world war 2 and trade offering to the cold war. it became the wolf of his doctrine in 1991. but it became full spectrum dominance in the early 2, thousands under under bush and then continuing under obama. and they've never backed off from that. so it's always a flight forward, as the term has been used until the united states steps back and realize just a full spectrum dominance is a formula for endless war. uh, nothing will change and they'll keep talking and they'll keep pushing and they'll keep seeking a new battlefront and it will go on and on about. and that is what has to stop. that's what t

we have richard cook. he is a former us federal policy analyst as well as author of our country that in now and here in moscow we cross the patrick headings and he is the editor and founder of the 21st century wire. alright, jolene cross top roles and effect. that means you can jump anytime you want, and i always appreciate it. all right, let me go to you 1st here. i know i live very far away. it may be because of distance. i don't have the great the same amount of focus, but you have a job. i didn't really spend a lot of time on ukraine. it was 1st on the, on the shopping list there. i mean, is that america is most pressing problem right now. after all, it was the state of the union. the, the speech indicated, not the ukraine, where's the top of the list to preserve the regime? but rather that the democratic party and joe biden, or top of the list reserved the regime. it was quite a shouting match was actually an embarrassment. the best was about ukraine was particularly center call. uh we're gonna, i'm g

i think because as richard mentioned, the security council reflects the world. does that exist at the 1945 and it has failed to evolve since then for the simple reason that the security council reform is an incredibly complex process which requires the consent of those who stand to gain the least from any change. and i and therefore we can, i think, have a discussion proposing all kinds of manner in which a security council could operate more effectively and more efficiently. but i also think we have to recognize that the chances of this happening are exceedingly small . and now, with israel's war on the gaza strip, i think that the un, or at the very least, the security council is, i'm facing, it's abas cindy a moment on that time in the 1930s, when the league of nations failed to confront, is real as sorry, italy's aggression against ethiopia, because those on the receiving end of aggression were, were too dark to have any concern. and what was that in the international community? and actually what we're seeing is increasingly the international community seeki

i think because as richard mentioned, the security council reflects the world. does that exist at the 1945 and it has failed to evolve since then for the simple reason that the security council reform is an incredibly complex process which requires the consent of those who stand to gain the least from any change. and i and therefore we can, i think, have a discussion proposing all kinds of manner in which a security council could operate more effectively and more efficiently. but i also think we have to recognize that the chances of this happening are exceedingly small . and now, with israel's war on the gaza strip, i think that the un, or at the very least, the security council is facing its abas cindy a moment on that time in the 1930s, when the league of nations failed to confront it as rios. sorry italy's aggression against ethiopia, because those on the receiving end of aggression were, were too dark to have any concern. and what was that in the international community? and actually what we're seeing is increasingly the international community seeking remed

richard gallon is entirely right. that there was that top is kind of global policeman, but the b type was to protect the interest and they are not going to get that out any time soon. but that has been literally decades of debate about reform at the un security council. the. busy which is really coming to a head at the moment because of what is happening in gaza in the us be veto of sci fi resolutions. but also because the russians of the type resolutions on ukraine in a similar way that seems to be bro consensus. the african needs to need small representation, asia to perhaps with in the joining as a permanent member and brazil from latin america. but the trouble with reform is that nobody can agree which countries to become new permanent members. so there are ideas of semi permanent members, things like that to try to get round this. but the basic problem at the moment is that each of the prospective permanent members light in the brazil, etc, has very fast opposition to from of a country. so there is no consensus o

richard, what state is the us diplomatic standing right down at the you? and since israel launched it's want gaza of the us, as we said, has found itself increasingly isolated and in both the general assembly and the security council. but i think that us diplomats are entirely aware that they have lost a huge amount of goodwill over the past month because of the best on its own garza . and i think that is very frustrating for us officials in the bikes and administrative sion who would actually spent the last couple of years working pretty hard. and i think reasonably successfully to restore us credibility at the un after the period of the trumpet ministration. when the us was a very disruptive player in new york, now of course, american diplomats now phase 2 problems. one is that the white house continues to follow the policies on gaza. that nice to have members, i'm fine and profoundly mistaken. and then there is an election on the rice and diplomats in new york. you know, they've read the new york times. they watch cnn. and they have very aware that mr.

these are standards the we must stop how we cannot let this institution be a road it richard richard about a minute left on the program a how do you see the future for the you? i are you are you optimistic? pessimistic is the us going to maintain it stays us as 1st among the cause among us nations. it's role as director leader, if you like. i think that the crises, common crises go and i am sure that if all else was equal, when the war and gauze are finally out in the us would be able to gradually rebuild some leadership. although i think facing continuing challenges from china and russia. but i do come back to this point, but if we have a 2nd trumpet ministration, then we could see much greater ruptures and much greater dramas as the un about ready to not the end of washington this decades of multi lot for leadership of the gentleman we must leave it, but he thinks indeed the all for taking part in the program today, richard go on, go on rabbani and con ross and thank you for watching. you can see the program again at any time by going to the website. i'll just 0. don't com. for fur

- - -_ question for lee anderson, both richard... �* ~ . ., richard...ration, lots of issues there are contentious, some would say there were more dog whistles than battersea, some would say richard tice was bang on the money but he was talking about mass immigration of making us poorer, the pro—hamas marches. there will be people listening saying absolutely they are, and others saying they are peaceful. he spoke about the multi—trillion pound cost, and obsession with, as he puts it, with net zero and lee anderson then came on saying, i want my country back. scarlett maguire, very quickly, that message, i want my country back, how will that resonate with people? it has the potential to resonate. he is looking squarely at the people disaffected conservative 2019 voters, ones that care particularly strongly about immigration, ones that have gone to reform already. this idea of a straight talking politician has the potential to do quite well with voters although it must be remembered that he is not popular with all reform voters. it will be interesting. fla

richards is due in court today in a separate case accused of assaulting her sister in law. as for richards mother, she has not been charged with any crime. lionel rhiannon. >> all right. eric, thank you for that update. the youngest daughter of bruce willis and demi moore is speaking publicly for the first time about being diagnosed with autism as an adult. tallulah willis made the revelation last week on instagram. the actress says she found out that she had the disorder last summer and that it's changed her life. the 30 year old previously revealed she was diagnosed with adhd as a teenager and with borderline personality disorder two years ago. bruce willis is living with a form of dementia. he turns 69 today. we're also getting a first look at a weekend rescue in southern california. crews recovering a man from the angeles national forest as he suffered an ankle injury. he was hiking with his family. rescuers found him thanks to the sos feature on his wife's iphone. she used it at the head of the trail and then led crews to her husband. in addition to that injured ankle,

that's why richard my tank and most at ot and from the african compton motor rate as union member pass of the day when you any stressful brain after that kind of what's the impact on them so that we can have some water plants and how we kind of work together to bring change it to tech industry. and over 250 people came to the inaugural meeting, held in march 2023. 1 of them was james or young j o. d. i'm bold. who likes to be called mo jess. he worked as a tick tock, moderate a phone over the years. when he joined an outsourcing company, his employees did not explain in full what his role as a content motorway that would be his task was to check with the comments or videos that have been reported by use as violated community guidelines. the projects like did something good on anything and then now you say it's good, you know, but if i reduce it important and then you see the sexual material on the go someone or, or what do you think the content? yup. report is next. the motor rates would label east reported video according to the policy it violated with these lot these uh, all of where

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richard maternity review, ted c p t and facebook content. so we do have, hey i, we all kept him having the same object. they said that even though they was, was up disturbing, expensive content. the day the jobs came with little to no mental health support. multiple she and set to work left him feeling depressed and desensitized, which led to the boss from his wife. when he and richard raised their concerns to management, they say the company lights them off in retaliation. that's why richard meant tank and most side or she and from the african content model rate as union. and they've been bypass of the day when you any stressful brain after kind of what's interacting with them so that we can have some water plants and how we kind of work together to bring changing to tech industry. and over 250 people came to the inaugural meeting, held in march 2023. 1 of them was james or young j o. d. i'm bold. who likes to be called mo jess. he worked as a tick tock, moderate a phone over the year. when he joined an outsourcing company, his employees di

richard maternity review, touch c p t and facebook content. so we do have, hey i, we all kept him having the same objective. they say that even though they've watched i was up disturbing explicit content, the day the jobs came with little to no mental health support. multiple, she had said the work left him feeling depressed and desensitized, which led to the boss from his wife when he and richard raised their concerns to management. they say the company like them all in retaliation. that's why richard mate tank and most at ot and from the african compton motor rate as union pass. so that you, when you're in a stressful brain, after the kind of what's the impact on them so that we can have some water plants and how we kind of work together to bring change and pull the tech industry over 250 people came to the inaugural meeting called in march 2023. 1 of them was james or young j o. d. i'm bold. who likes to be called mo jess. he worked as a tick tock, moderate us all over the year. when he joined an outsourcing company, his employees did not e

richard maternity review ted c, p t and facebook content. so we do have here, we all come here having the same objective. they say that even though they've watched hours of disturbing explicit content, the day the jobs came with little to no mental health support multiple, she has had the work left him feeling depressed and desensitized, which led to the boss from his wife. when he and richard raised their concerns to management, they say the company lights them off and retaliation. that's why richard my tank and most at ot and from the african content motor rate as union member pass. so they won't do any stressful brain after kind of what's the impact on them so that we can have some water plants and how we can work together to bring changing pool deck into us for over 250 people came to the inaugural meeting, held in march 2023, one of them was james or young j o d. i'm bold. who likes to be called mo jess. he worked as a tick talking to write us all over the year. when he joins an outsourcing company . his employers did not explain and fu

oh she and was that motor rates of what's at deep richard maternity review. ted c, p t, and facebook content. so we do have, hey i, we all kept him having the same objective. they said that even though they watched i was of disturbing explicit content, the day the jobs came with little to no mental health support. multiple, she has had the work left him feeling depressed and desensitized, which led to the boss from his wife when he and richard raised their concerns to management. they say the company lights them off and retaliation. that's why richard my tank and most side, or she and from the african content model rate as union and then went by so they won't do any stressful my brain after that kind of what's the impact on them so that we can have some water plants and how we can work together to bring change to tech industry of over 250 people came to the inaugural meeting, held in march 2023. 1 of them was james or young k o d. i'm bold. who likes to be called mo jess. he worked as a tick tock, moderate a form over the year. when he joined an outsourcing c

richard: it is hard to say.t say that but a lot of people on the panels from russia and india -- i think the former president of slovenia is here -- they are in accord with a lot of the chinese agenda. that is something people in western countries should be aware of. the chinese message on china leaving the global south, china saying we will place developing countries at the center of the story, the americans will not. the west rules-based order is much smaller than many people realize. i'm just giving you the chinese talking points, i am not endorsing them. we should not under estimate the power of chinese messaging. it is not just a competition of the economy and technology. it is a competition of ideas and world systems. you do not have to listen closely here to really feel that. stephen: we are hearing that janet yellen will be here next week perhaps and that she will push the chinese on the fear that there are excess capacity going to be shipped off. drive down prices and essentially it brings up issues of

type mode is richard and most of find comforted one another because of this shared experience. as for my content moderators with desk and commonality, we want to, you know, have as much strength and galvanized as much support from boardwalks of life. they are all also to assume legal action against the big tech companies they motivated for. and the outsourcing companies that hyatt them, along with hundreds of other content moderators in kenya. they are supported by folks glove. a british non profit that aims to make tech fair for everyone. we're really hopeful that the outcome of these cases will be that facebook has to clean up its act and treat the work is cool. you know, those that are doing the work that make the the platform usable to safe inside. richard maternity has been on it in time 100 for his role in the world of a i all 3 hope the stories will inspire young tech workers to fight for decent working conditions in the content for the ration industry. in my opinion, it's important to create decent working conditions, especially in industry, is that on the emerging, the

richard maternity review, ted c, p t. and facebook content, so we do have, hey i, we all kept him having the same object. they said that even though they watched i was of disturbing explicit content, the day the jobs came with little to no mental health support. multiple she and sat, the work left him feeling depressed and desensitized, which led to the boss from his wife when he and richard raised their concerns to management. they say the company lights them off in retaliation. that's why richard my tank and most at ot and from the african compton motor rate as union. and the men bypass of the day when you any stressful brain, after kind of your intestine get down so that we can have some water plants and how we kind of work together to bring changing to tech industry. and over 250 people came to the inaugural meeting, held in march 2023. 1 of them was james or young j o. d. i'm bold. who likes to be called mo jess. he worked as a tick tock, moderate us all over the year. when he joined an outsourcing company, his emplo

richard maternity review touchy p t and facebook content. so we do have, hey i, we all kept him having the same object. they said that even though they've watched i was of disturbing explicit content, the day the jobs came with little to no mental health support. multiple she and sat, the work left him feeling depressed and desensitized, which led to the boss from his wife. when he and richard raised their concerns to management, they say the company lights them off in retaliation. that's why richard meant tank and most at ot and from the african compton motor rate as union member pass of the day when you on the stressful brain after kind of what's the impact on them so that we can have some water plants and how we kind of work together to bring change to tech industry. over 250 people came to the inaugural meeting, held in march 2023. 1 of them was james or young j o. d. i'm bold. who likes to be called mo jess. he worked as a tick talking to write us all over the year. when he joined an outsourcing company, his employers did not explain in

richard maternity review, touch c p t and facebook content. so we do have, hey i, we all kept him having the same object. they said that even though they watched the hours of disturbing explicit content, the day the jobs came with little to no mental health support. multiple she and sat, the work left him feeling depressed and desensitized, which led to the boss from his wife. when he and richard raised their concerns to management, they say the company lights them off in retaliation. that's why richard my tank and most had ot and from the african compton motor rate as union newman bypass of the day when you on a stressful brain after kind of what's the impact on them so that we can have some water plants and how we kind of walk, we are about to bring change to tech industry. and over 250 people came to the inaugural meeting, held in march 2023. 1 of them was james or young j o. d. i'm bold. who likes to be called mo jess. he worked as a tick tock, moderate us all over the year. when he joined an outsourcing company, his employees did not expl

richard.it'll interesting. richard. it'll be interesting. >> other people's feedback as we go show this go through the show on this issue. it feels to me issue. but it feels to me there's issues. one, i think there's two issues. one, i think that in june 22nd, i checked his poll rating. was the poll rating. there was in the red wall. was 50% red wall. there was 50% disapproval his performance disapproval of his performance and think actually since then, and i think actually since then, people seen not only people have seen that not only did brexit, but also did he betray brexit, but also he put in place the open borders system, which has basically led to mass immigration, which i think in the red wall, we know was a very significant issue behind the brexit vote. and people feel that they've been utterly betrayed on that. so i think actually his ratings probably june probably got worse since june 2022. the aspect of this 2022. the other aspect of this story is why on earth would bofis story is w

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richard maternity has been on it in time 100 for his role in the world of a i all 3 hope the stories will inspire young tech workers to fight for decent working conditions in the content for the ration industry. in my opinion, it's important to create decent working conditions, especially in industries that on the emerging the tech industry is creating lots of new jobs, not just in silicon valley california, but big tech need to take on the responsibility to ensure that data work isn't content moderators treated fairly companies that use as worldwide benefit enormously from their work. what do you think that is knowing the comments? we'll see you next time. bye for now. the fold shape in times of war. by leaning on this cosca fashion design in t is round represents the strength of women for 2 years now, who creates just to see it's happen, moles, and just add on god tables and conveyed a clear message. you're on that on dw, this country of mine to this off slicing, chinese investors sale committed to preserving nature on that home. assuming the impossible against a powerful opponent,

richard: i think small-cap stocks. are paying any attention to on small and mid-cap industrial stocks. they've outperformed the s&p 500 over the last decade. small mid-cap industrials have which i think is the beginning sign of this d globalization rebuilding the stock. >> do push back against those who say they are better equipped to actually handle the volatility in inflation in the global backdrop. richard: i find the love of large companies interesting. when i started my career, senior analyst baltimore companies. in the late 70's and early 80's there was a massive small-cap rally and small caps were considered sexy so senior analyst followed small-cap companies, of the big companies that were boring were followed by junior analysts. as you go through the 80's and into the 90's the banking cycle certs picking up you find that starch switching. so many you have everyone loving large caps sink small caps and no place to be. every week on 180 degrees. i think it's an amazing thing to see when i think of the opportunit

richard maternity review, touch c p t and facebook content. so we do have, hey i, we all kept him having the same object. they say that even though they've watched i was of disturbing expressive content, the day the jobs came with little to no mental health support. multiple, she had set the work left him feeling depressed and desensitized, which led to the voice from his wife when he and richard raised their concerns to management. they say that company like them all in retaliation. that's why i reached at my tank and most at ot and from the african compton motor rate as union member pass. so that when you want a stressful brain after that kind of what's interesting that down so that we can have some water plants and how we kind of work together to bring change and to check in desk over 250 people came to the inaugural meeting held in march 2023. 1 of them was james or young j o. d. i'm bold. who likes to be called mo jess. he worked as a tick tock, moderate us all over the year. when he joined an outsourcing company, his employees did not ex

i look arnold and i see people like steve and richard from my office. richard can answer detailed questions about when we have planned. and crawlford here. tom wolf could not make it. j. j. smith. where are you? >> these other people who have built what is now become a powerful recovery movement. but i wish you were here to hear this reality is without the mayor's support all of our add have kaes for sober hotels would mean nothing. i don't know if it is fair to call the mayor the recovery mayor. i really hope by the mayor takeing political step a step when you see people had oppose interesting different than when we have done. opposition and doing it differented no keep it this way we always done it this wave even if it is wrong. she had the courage to say, let's move in i different direction. so, interviewings her i would say give credit to the mir for having the political courage to take this on. [applause] and instead i will introduce the head hsh. >> thank you. randled and he thank you to thc for your per inship with the city on this. i want to tha

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but for his grieving father, richard, it became the start of a crusade to tackle violent crime.h her youth work in peckham. he was just this humble man that, you know, he had so much to say about young people. it didn't matter if a young person was doing wrong, he still had a good word to say about them and to them as well. and one day you will change. and he helped to set up a place for them to go. this centre opened back in 2002 in memory of damilola. it offers a range of different sports and it was all part of richard's mission to create a positive change for young people in this area. together with his late wife gloria, who passed away in 2008, they set up a trust in their son's name and worked on several key projects. the work that they did also lead to the youth violence unit and they also launched a respect your life not a knife campaign back in the early 2000s which was a big campaign in partnership with rio ferdinand. richard's name will continue to remain in our community as a man but who lost a child but took on many other children, just to, you know, give them hope.

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richards and linda jubilee.eaction to this story, white audience members, check your privilege at the door. >> do you know i've done stand up comedy and i've had to get on stage as as a white woman and make a whole crowd of people laugh, and it's bloody hard work. and don't think it work. and i don't think it matters what colour you are, the performer or the audience . performer or the audience. there's two things here, and quincy's pointed them out . can quincy's pointed them out. can he make people laugh and can he sell tickets? totally agree with him also. >> i mean, maybe there was a joke being made here, paul. i mean, perhaps, you know, the telegraph are not seeing the funny side. telegraph are not seeing the funly side. telegraph are not seeing the fun! think. telegraph are not seeing the fun! think they were making a >> i think they were making a really important i mean, really important point. i mean, i soho theatre. the i love the soho theatre. the last i saw was last thing i saw there was actually cond

richards and linda jubilee.ction to this story, white audience members, check your privilege at the door. >> do you know i've done stand up comedy and i've had to get on stage as as a white woman and make a whole crowd of people laugh, and it's bloody hard work. and don't think it work. and i don't think it matters what colour you are, the performer or the audience . performer or the audience. there's two things here, and quincy's pointed them out . can quincy's pointed them out. can he make people laugh and can he sell tickets? totally agree with him also. >> i mean, maybe there was a joke being made here, paul. i mean, perhaps, you know, the telegraph are not seeing the funny side. telegraph are not seeing the funly side. telegraph are not seeing the fun! think. telegraph are not seeing the fun! think they were making a >> i think they were making a really important i mean, really important point. i mean, i soho theatre. the i love the soho theatre. the last i saw was last thing i saw there was actually conduc

. special adviser paul richards. good news the first official photo since her operation. princess catherine, the princess of wales, is pictured with her children on mothering sunday. we'll get reaction from a top royal insider. plus, we'll get reaction from a top royal insider . plus, the we'll get reaction from a top royal insider. plus, the most important part of the show your emails. they come straight to my laptop mark at gbnews.com and of course it is mother's day, so can i wish all the mums out there a very happy mother's day. this is me with my darling mummy wishing her all the best. i saw her a few hours ago, we've got producer maria with her lovely mum liz. who? i who i've met a few times. she listens to my podcast, the mark dolan way. well done, liz and my other brilliant producer katie, with her gorgeous mum, kath. so what i want is pictures of your mum. if you're lucky enough to have your mum still with you in your life, send pictures of your mum. or if you've lost your mum and you want her remembered, ei

that is richard tice, _ grapes is, frankly, a nonsense.the campaign has been chaotic, hasn't it? if we think back, this became chaotic when labour suspended their candidate. what news of him?— labour suspended their candidate. what news of him? yeah, i mine this is a crucial — what news of him? yeah, i mine this is a crucial element _ what news of him? yeah, i mine this is a crucial element in _ is a crucial element in understanding this by—election, isn't it? the fact that going into it a few weeks ago, the labour party, probably were confident of holding onto a seat vacated by the death of a popular former labour mp tony lloyd. they selected a candidate who was relatively local, not quite a local candidate from here but a councilly from up the road in burnley. they felt he'd been properly vetted. then reports emerged, the first where he made a claim that somehow israel had allowed the october 7 attacks as a premise to go on for what it has donein premise to go on for what it has done in gaza. he apologised for that. labour initially stoo

. special adviser paul richards.ood news the first official photo since her operation. princess catherine, the princess of wales, is pictured with her children on mothering sunday. we'll get reaction from a top royal insider. plus, we'll get reaction from a top royal insider . plus, the we'll get reaction from a top royal insider. plus, the most important part of the show your emails. they come straight to my laptop mark at gbnews.com and of course it is mother's day, so can i wish all the mums out there a very happy mother's day. this is me with my darling mummy wishing her all the best. i saw her a few hours ago, we've got producer maria with her lovely mum liz. who? i who i've met a few times. she listens to my podcast, the mark dolan way. well done, liz and my other brilliant producer katie, with her gorgeous mum, kath. so what i want is pictures of your mum. if you're lucky enough to have your mum still with you in your life, send pictures of your mum. or if you've lost your mum and you want her remembered, eith

richard is 100% right.ence would be severe movements in the currency might create some change as to when they want to match or not match other essential banks if they need to keep the dollar from crashing or the euro from crashing we are nowhere near that, but only the currency differentials that affected the economy would cause that kind of concern with moving together. >> wilfred, we are nowhere near that it is trading at 104+ and it's been holding steady and it's still above where it was 20 years ago. >> richard, pleasure as always steve, great to see you. we will take a very quick break on "the exchange." we'll be right back. encore energy, america's clean energy company, now in production in south texas. energizing america with reliable and affordable uranium for nuclear energy fuel from our environmentally friendly extraction process. encore energy. ♪ >>> welcome back. we've got news that on citigroup, announcing that it's finished the final phase of the overhaul of jane fraser. sang in a statement, q

_ collapsed. 18 richard struck by a very large vessel like _ collapsed. 18 richard struck by a very 18 richard struck by a very large vessel like that it - collapsed. 18 richard struck by a very large vessel like that it is l very large vessel like that it is not surprising it has some problems —— when a bridge is struck. a heavy ship like that will impart a large loads of many thousands of tonnes when it hit something solid and the ship has obviously struck the support of bridge, unsurprisingly the bridge collapses because the support flimsy, it is a trestle structure with individual likes. the bridge has collapsed simply as a result of this very large impact force. the vessel should have been going down the centre of the channel but for whatever reason it must have strayed off and has hit the support. the channel is about 350 metres wide and there was a high clearance so there was plenty of room for the ship, but for whatever reason it has hit the supports. find ship, but for whatever reason it has hit the smarte— hit the supports. and the thoughts for a lot of viewers _ hit the su

richard you wrote a piece for us at the free press. might not even remember it because you're producing much these days, but it was called the boys left behind, and i wanted to just read a little bit of it for you. in the span of just a few decades, write an astonishing revolution. human relations has occurred since the widespread adoption. agriculture, patriarchy has been the norm in human societies. no longer patriarchy been demolished in advanced economies, women are no longer dependent on for material resources, tearing down barriers to education, the labor market, feminism achieved a central goal of securing for women economic independence and power. i like all of those things, but you go on to say this the movement to liberate women has unleashed the power, talent of half the global population. but like all revolutions, it has real challenges. you upend a 12,000 year old social order without experiencing side effects. so the subject of the panel today really about what those side effects are. yeah, they're good sentences. yeah. y

richard you wrote a piece for us at the freeress.ight not even remember it because you're producing much these days, but it was called the boys left behind, and i wanted to just read a little bit of it fo you. in the span of just a few decades, write an astonishing revolution. human relations has occurred since the widespreadn. agriculture, patriarchy has been the norm in human patriarchy ben demolished in advancedt on for l sourearing down barriers to education, the labor market, feminism achgoal of securing for women economic things, bute and power. you go on to say this the movement to liberate women has f half the global population. but like all revolutions, it has real challenges. you upend a 12,000 year old social order without experiencing side effects. so the subject of the panel today really about what those side effects are. yeah, they're good sentences. yeah. you really drew it out of me for that area and i wondered if we could start with you since since of those?our obviously, i would n feminism i would not have the life

richard come in really good — and carefully. richard come in really good advice, _ and carefully.chard, really good advice. chief medical officer at macmillan cancer support. yes, now begins that treatment. it started officially in february. but for catherine, the treatment continues, as it does for king facing his own cancer diagnosis. but really here in windsor, it's business as usual. the family who live on the estate here, william, catherine and the children will be hoping now that by making this diagnosis public, they will have the privacy, it will quell some of that speculation that has been rampant in some parts of the media in recent weeks and that this is a new beginning for her to deal with that treatment quickly. and privately. from here in windsor, back to you. privately. from here in windsor, back to you-— privately. from here in windsor, backto ou. �* , . , back to you. benny, thank you very much. back to you. benny, thank you very much- time — back to you. benny, thank you very much. time for— back to you. benny, thank you very much. time for a _ back to you. benny,