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um, i'm from bradford and a former school friend gloria. anything bradford and a former school frienchool frien get done a. anything bradford and a former school frien get done in anything bradford and a former school frien get done in pmqs nything bradford and a former school frien get done in pmqs or:hing bradford and a former school frien get done in pmqs or isng bradford and a former school frien get done in pmqs or is it ever get done in pmqs or is it just a chance of trying to get one over on the other ? one over on the other? >> well, i'm not going to fall in, exactly the same in, do exactly the same trap that john done , just that john has just done, just like week after like keir starmer week after week. all they ever do is criticise. there no why criticise. there is no plan. why would if your leader of the would you, if your leader of the opposition not use that time to set you're going to set out what you're going to do about boats , what about stopping the boats, what you're going to do to reduce crime even the crime, even applaud the government taking tough government fo

i'm fire chief of the bradford township. volunteer fire department. the there was a couple of slides allow, so it was actually blowed out into the yard. there's windows and glass and screens load out into the yard. the investigation went on for months. in chief burke house and i were at the house almost every day for 30 some days. we drilled holes in the foundation of the basement or in the summit floor. and we took the air st falls every day to check to see if there was any gas still coming up out of there. the further we, we looked into it, the felt that had been some sort of outside source that got into the basement of the house. we continued to search for that, and it was later determined to bend from my band and wells a short short distance away from the property the after the accident in 2011 bradford residents trying to just get on with their daily lives. the when they didn't know was that methane from other abandoned wells was still sleeping into the or the until 2019, when another accident happened. just a few kilometers away. the fly on buff

vicky's mum, helen, ran the post office in bradford on avon for eight years.ppearing, but died before finding out it wasn't her fault. she died not knowing whether it was a member of a family that was stealing from her, one of her friends who were employees, whether they were stealing from her. where the money was going to, she had no idea. she carried that to her grave and that is unforgivable. after she died, her husband, john, took over the post office. but it wasn't long before he too was having problems with faulty software on the computer system. he was soon dismissed, accused of stealing. they've taken everything, literally, brought me to my knees. my health, my family, my sense of well—being, everything. i have nothing. i've got two cats, that's it. john had to sell their home and plug the gap with money from his wife's life insurance, at least well over £100,000 to make up the shortfall. what effect do you think the post office has had on yourfamily? because it was run as a family business. my dad has suffered hugely. he's had two strokes. it's just c

and knowing that there are so many 397 in the city of bradford, abandoned or, or from wells i was very concerned and thinking is this going to keep happening? is this the house was behind my house. i bought a block away. it was breakfast time, it was about 715730 and i heard kind of a muffled noise. i ran out the kitchen door out into the yard and i could see the smoke coming out already from the, from the house burning the i was a professional fire investigator. and at the time that the samsung that occurred, the fire department started going off initially. i helped fight the fire before i started doing my investigation. very upset. very little medical injuries. the fire chief of the bradford township volunteer fire department, the there was a couple of slides as well as it was actually blowed out into the yard. there's windows and glass and screens load out into the yard. the investigation went on for months. in chief burke house and i were at the house almost every day for 30 some days. we drilled holes in the foundation of the basement or in the summit floor. and we took the air st

the fire chief of the bradford township volunteer fire department. the there was a couple of sides of the house. it was actually blowed out into the yard. there's windows and glass and the screens load out into the yard. the investigation went on for months. in chief burke house and i were at the house almost every day for 30 some days. we drilled holes in the foundation of the basement or in the summit floor and we took the air st falls every day to check to see if there was any gas still coming up out of there. the further we, we looked into it, the felt that had been some sort of outside source that got into the basement of the house. we continued to search for that, and it was later determined to bend from a band and wells a short, short distance away from the property of the after the accident in 2011 bradford residents trying to just get on with their daily lives. the what they didn't know was that methane from other abandoned wells was still sleeping into the or the until 2019 when another accident happened. just a few kilometers away. the voc

bradford had an implementation site following _ bradford had an implementation site following an inquiry for people, you have got those groups that we just saw on the peace _ those groups that we just saw on the peace there, which i think was really— peace there, which i think was really brave. those that allow women to come _ really brave. those that allow women to come together, allow people to come _ to come together, allow people to come together and just be able to say those — come together and just be able to say those words, that depression... it is say those words, that depression... it is 0k_ say those words, that depression... it is 0k to _ say those words, that depression... it is 0k to be — say those words, that depression... it is ok to be angry when you have -ot it is ok to be angry when you have got issues — it is ok to be angry when you have got issues you are dealing with, it is 0k_ got issues you are dealing with, it is 0k to _ got issues you are dealing with, it is ok to express those. i think there — is ok to express those. i think there is— is ok to express those. i

. _ bradford council. he makes an excellent point. whether - bradford council.r, it is working people who pay the price which is why you have to stick to our plan. which is why you have to stick to our lan. ,, , ., ' which is why you have to stick to our plan-_ we - which is why you have to stick to our plan._ we are i our plan. question 14. we are providing _ our plan. question 14. we are providing extensive _ our plan. question 14. we are providing extensive financial i providing extensive financial support was few £100 billion between 2022 and 2025 to help everyone with energy bills. last 2022 and 2025 to help everyone with ener: bills. . , ., a, energy bills. last month, marie curie told me _ energy bills. last month, marie curie told me that _ energy bills. last month, marie curie told me that terminally i energy bills. last month, marie curie told me that terminally illi curie told me that terminally ill people who want to die at home have been forced into hospitals to die because they can't afford to heat their homes sufficiently. were the prime minister

but his fans were thrilled that the bradford—born singer is also fluent in urdu.. but the remake is catching up fast with more than 8 million views. aur say zayn was a delight to work with. translation: he is so down to earth. ok, so you've partnered with zayn malik. which western stars are next for you? well, i got 21 savage, and drake, the weeknd. translation: we will do it with anyone. _ and finally — a monkey is on the loose in the scottish highlands after escaping from a wildlife park. the japanese macaque found a way out of its enclosure at the highland wildlife park on sunday and into a nearby village. the royal zoological society of scotland, which runs the park, said it had assembled a team to bring the animal home. members of the public have been urged not to approach the monkey — but to contact the zoological society with any information they might have. cold air across the north producing rain. that rain will be heavy in parts, affecting parts of southern scotland, northern england, wales, the south—west, the heaviest which. sleet and snow on the north

university, and he joins us live now from bradford in the u. k. first of all, just thank you very much. so joining us on the show there been a few incidents in recent days, which is sort of shifted the needle towards the, the higher risk on the escalate to re scale. do you think that i'd say blinking is very wide ranging visit in the region? is to a large extent about trying to determine the temperature down on that front to say, i mean the killing himself really in roots as an example, this news is being put down by most pulses to these trailers. the american region backed at doors slightly different from this world. he's also raising re regional trends. she was just single sort of the problems coming from. yeah, most of the answers to the red sea, but it is william, cause or i think the real problem, the colors, and we had a report for the united nations. i think just a few hours ago saying that before long garza has one, almost an entity is going to be come on and it happens adults but nothing. the problem is that is as well as his read is t

it means a whole new and potentially huge market for the bradford—born singer.u hai kahan has already been a massive hit in pakistan and india, where it�*s been number one on spotify and gained more than 96 million views on youtube. # tu hai kahan...# and now zayn malik has jumped on board, singing in urdu, to the delight of his fans. in the star�*s hometown of bradford, a whole new audience is being introduced to the song. it�*s quite catchy. a nice little beat going on. i'm really happy for him, because it is nice for somebody so mainstream to hear a different side. of course, zayn is better known for pop songs like what makes you beautiful and pillow talk, but this isn�*t the first time he�*s sung in urdu. i would say it's the mostl fluent he's ever sounded. also, zayn collaborating _ with a relatively unknown pop band like 0rrr gives the band huge - exposure internationally as well, so it felt like a really pleasant surprise for zayn fans - all around the world. this song, from his debut album mind of mine, was recorded as a tribute to his father, a pakistan

special committee on voter confidence co-chair and ballot law commission chair bradford cook talks aboutton globe political reporter and msnbc contributor james on the 2024 new hwashington journa. join the conversation live at 7:00 eastern tuesday morning on c-span, c-spanow, or online at c-span.org. >> tuesday on c-span, government officials testify on export control enforcements between the governmental affairs subcommittee. at 2:45 p.m. eastern. then at 8:00 our campaign 2020 24 covere includes r from new 's presidential primary. on speed -- c-span to the snomir term on the amtrak board of directors. watch on the c-span now video >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government funded by these television companies and more, including comcast. >> you think this is just a community center? it is way comcast is partnering with 1000 community centers to create wi-fi enabled facilities so students from low-incom families can be ready for anything. comct support c-span is a public service along with these television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> vice president kamal

she has autism and there are key items that help her regulate her emotions at home in bradford and atcan take my mind off stuff, i can watch videos, it keeps me distracted. but these devices get broken regularly when grace gets agitated. if my phone has got the slightest crack in it, i don't like how it looks. it stresses me out. it is too much for me to think about. and my clothes, it is the same. i like stuff like this and stuff like that i don't like because it itches my arms. the costs quickly mount up for mum charlotte. breaking her ipad, - broken phones, another one isjumping on the bed, shel doesn't know her own strength. we have certain i clothes she likes. we buy them in bulk. she eats certain foods - and you have to make sure you get that certain . food at certain times. obviously at the moment with the cost of living, i everything is going up. it is a worry thinking - about where does the money comes from? where can i get the money from? what can i not spend - money on this week to get what we need to get? voice-over: for more - stories from across the uk, head to the bbc n

but his fans were thrilled that the bradford born singer is also fluent in urdu. a delight to work with. he is so down to earth. ok, so you've partnered with zayn malik. which western stars are next for you? well, since i got 21 savage and drake the weekend, we will do it with anyone. noor nanji, bbc news. and finally a monkey is on the loose in the scottish highlands after escaping from a wildlife park. the japanese macaque found a way out of its enclosure at the highland wildlife park on sunday and into a nearby village. the royal zoological society of scotland, which runs the park, said it had assembled a team to bring the animal home. members of the public have been urged not to approach the monkey — but to contact the zoological society with any information they might have. looks like it is quite happy chewing away the full stop stay with us here on bbc news. i will be back in a couple of minutes with all of the top stories. hello again. the weather this week once again is going to be fairly changeable. today, what we've got is cold air coming in across the n

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this chapter has been instrumental in the history and growth of the city of bradford. this anniversary is commemorated with a marker that was commissioned by the write monuments and placed outside st. bernard church. to celebrate this anniversary members gathered on church grounds before dinner socializing at the the catholic fraternal -- this catholic fraternal organization was mounded january 2 council continues its deep history in the bradford catholic community today. as members of the council they aspire to live by four principles charity, unity, fraternity, and patriotism. congratulations on this historical anniversary. thank you for all the work that you do within the bradford community. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from alabama seek recognition? ms. sewell: i ask unanimous consent to speak for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for one minute. ms. sewell: mr. speaker i rise today to honor the li

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well, this is harriet bradford, tiffany's stuart, another neoclassical style portrait. so, again, save the curve of the drape across sort of the background that's revealing this very picturesque pastoral background. i was convinced that this island that you see was hawaii, but it's actually not. it's from cooperstown. it's lake oswego, from where she grew up. and we have this portrait on view because she was part the missionaries that came from new england to go to christianize hawaii in the 1820s. and there are several ships. and so we know that harriet bradford, tiffany spirit was on second ship and these are the the group of anglo-saxons from the united states who went to hawaii, and then many of them stayed. and so, along with anglos from europe, this is the group people that then created such power for themselves of that they started to push out native hawaiians from their own citizenship rights like voting them and things that are sort of to us would mean democratic ways of of governing. native hawaiians were starting to lose those rights when the descendants of t

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there's a cup. bradford was accomplished after the h o c. pre narrative is like the passage of seasons ever changing. we witness as long as it takes 2 to days just to avoid the fee, dividing ministration, those victory over rush. it is a get and now it is satisfied with the slow destruction of ukraine. the for pakistan on these are killed in a char risk, wyoming during a raleigh in support of him run, come coming after the former prime minister was sentenced to a decade in prison. for leaking state secrets is also being hunted, a 14 year term, and a separate corruption pace, pulse of the cell, phone bodies, protecting blood bags, back side which bus it can cups from the front end the back. there are 2530 or even 40 bodies, of course, and discovery is reported to other northern gals in school, but was previously occupied by v i d. s. and that the ongoing invasion of the palestinian in place of a french farmer's descend on paris while blocking roads across the country and proved.

there's a cup, bradford, chef, the, there's no end in sight over how you're going to continue to destroy the or is the case of the med, most of the people. i tried to go to the gym, but i'm certainly not ready to fight russia. this is also of soon, this is the 3rd world lunacy re washing press for so the funder line likes to say we have the tools while we just start with stability and business deals to living on campus very quickly propaganda. you know a price here in new york. i think we don't know the aftermath any time that you're not allowed to ask questions, you should ask all of the questions. the more questions ask a better. the answer is will be the, the, the beauty of a story that he looked at the other on the border as well and yourself. originally, you spoke to that and i see you put a new one that should have yep, pets again, so for sweetie. visiting yes page, would you like me to ski, photos that and then you finish industry to the book. i didn't even get on the 8th of steel bundle ski at the at the to me i have to go to smith avenue. yeah. that was, that said it was a mis l

sean you are on with bradford cook. >> thank you for taking my call. i'd like to explain a couple of reasons why my confidence has dropped in the elections. number one a number of states illegally passing changing election laws like pennsylvania for example. number two, elections no longer last a day it seems like. it seems like 2024 an example seems to last days and three, a number of states trying to ban i.d. laws which provides pathway for illegals to be able to vote or people from out-of-town voting or out-of-state voting in different states and number three banning candidates or attempting to ban candidates from ballots without being charged for the crime they are being committed of. >> i'll bring that up with bread cooks. which ones do you want to pick up? >> a body said number three twice but that's okay. well folks changing the laws after elections to try to correct what they believe are mistakes or errors in their is not illegal for sure. in new hampshire we have an i.d. law and the new hampshire we have same-day voting and we have very limite

host: on this granite state primary day, we welcome bradford cook to the "washington journal ."served as cochair on voter confidence. the committee was formed bless you with a mission to identify root causes of voter confidence decline and find ways to reverse the trend. before we talk about the causes, how deep is the decline in 2024? guest: i think in 2024, is not particularly deeper than it was. the secretary of state scanlon, soon after he took office when her former secretary of state phil gardner reap[ tired -- retired, name the committee because he was concerned more nationally than in new hampshire that there was a lot of talknfie in elections by voters and he wanted to have a broadly based committee look into the causes, but also look into the reality and report to the people of new hampshire on why they should have confidence in elections, which in fact we did. host: what are the causes? guest: the primary cause i think was the constant barrage of misinformation from former president trump, to be blunt. if you tell a lie enough times, people might believe it's a people

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saint malik is the bradford board superstar from one direction. sings in urdu.ved. translation: previously, - we just had pakistani audiences. now we have people from the uk, brazil, china. so it's very good. very nice. so you're known around the world now. what has been the reaction at home from your friends and your family? translation: no-one was believing it. i the reaction has been very good. notjust friends. the whole of pakistan has given us a great reaction. _ # you don't know you're beautiful.# zayn malik is better known for pop songs like what makes you beautiful and pillow talk. but his fans were thrilled that the bradford—born singer is also fluent in urdu. the original version of tu hai kahan gained more than 100 million views on youtube. but the remake is catching up fast with more than 8 million views. aur say zayn was a delight to work with. translation: he is so down to earth. ok, so you've partnered with zayn malik. which western stars are next for you? well, i got 21 savage, and drake, the weeknd. translation: we will do it with anyone. i noor

we've been speaking to people in bradford today, quite a highly muslim populated area.icture is quite cloudy, but i do know one thing, which is that irrespective of people's political views, i think issues should think the humanity issues should override is the override that which is the treatment people in a manner treatment of people in a manner that's humane is what should take priority, at least in my view . view. >> well, i didn't even vote. i didn't even know what pro even is. i didn't even vote for labourin is. i didn't even vote for labour in there. >> man. i'm palestine, i vote for palestine. >> just some voices on the street there in bradford . do you street there in bradford. do you think that it's going to be seats like that? of course. bradford is an area that george galloway won against the labour party in the coalition years . party in the coalition years. uh, could that be a problem ? uh, could that be a problem? >> um, well, i think people like galloway and other demagogic figures are going to try and stoke up division over this . i stoke up division ov

is pull rogers and there's just progressive piece studies at bradford university. thank you very much for your time on this news. our. let's start with a as a blankets towards the upcoming talks in is where we began this news hour with that quote from the you wouldn't even have the amount of terry and chief mountain griffith's cooling gauze and now uninhabitable though. those very distressing figures from unit assess, the americans have been pushing for some time. the amount of 39 go away, i'll set to do so again. i mean, what do you think he time is willing to do? and what kind of response might he get from you is what he's on this front. i think in many ways this is the key to how this more of this company might develop. i would say the voucher and roof is a statement which you started with. is crucially important. proof is part of the world's most experience here about attending and specialist loan you an experience . and he's basically saying good golf as a whole is becoming uninhabitable of that supportive, very much by what you'd be reporting predict in the l

there's a cup. bradford was accomplished after the in the spring of 1942 with len and drugs, trams were running again. condos lights, we started in march, and the passenger planes flew from april the 15th for the exhausted residents. for whom walking was the only choice during the blockade winter. trams felt like po deliverance. but a spring set in melting snow threatened the city with an epidemic. the trams were immediately used to take sewing rubbish and out of leningrad. suit shortages persisted in the city throughout 1942 and the risk of repeating that hungry winter . it was a very high. it was, it was black on the mean guy just because you was should've voice annoying because the products could be a subordinate questions. emily and just most sort of federal, both of them for the got all that you're going to be the most simple. what are the, is this nice 2nd portion you what i showed a couple of almost every family in leningrad cultivated the rooms, lots of land, all joined in with cultivating collective guns. as a result, the plan to grow vegetables exceed that its target and produ

in the star's hometown of bradford, a whole new audience is being introduced to the song.fferent side. of course, zayn is better known for pop songs like what makes you beautiful and pillow talk, but this isn't the first time he's sung in urdu. i would say it's the mostl fluent he's ever sounded. also, zayn collaborating _ with a relatively unknown pop band like aur gives the band huge - exposure internationally as well, so it felt like a really pleasant surprise for zayn fans - all around the world. this song from his debut album mind of mine was recorded this song, from his debut album mind of mine, was recorded as a tribute to his father, a pakistani immigrant to the uk. but releasing a single in urdu is a significant step. zayn says he's incredibly honoured to be featured on tu hai kahan, and fans are already calling for him to sing more songs in urdu. mark savage, bbc news. police in cumbria are warning that more and more people who have lost pets are being conned out of money by fraudsters who claim to have found them. an investigation by bbc north west has found tha

and here is labour mp for bradford west, naz shah, reacting to mr sunak�*s response to zarah sultana.er of the opposition in the commitment to root out anti—semitism, it is unacceptable for britishjews to be held responsible for the actions of israel as a government, and for the idea that britishjews can have any have any effect there with the israeli prime minister or with his cabinet. in the same vein, mr deputy speaker, it is also true with the rise of islamophobia, and it really has been a new low and a new painful blow today for the prime minister to say to a british muslim in this house, the memberfor coventry south, that she should tell hamas and houthis to stop doing what they're doing. that is an islamophobic trope. mr deputy speaker, maybe the prime minister will reflect, withdraw, and take the opportunity to show leadership and apologise. coming back to the question of mr deputy speaker, the government itself... ask the one question. i'm going to take it at that, please. now, i would say to the honourable lady, i have said to all members. | consistently not to conflate thes

the stats show that bradford has the biggest problem with flytipping in yorkshire, with more than 15,000 from a flytipping hotspot to a place where they hold parties. they've put in planters, gates and cctv and it's worked. looking out the window, it's initially a huge, massive fires with cars burning. then we had a huge, massive pile of rubble right in the centre here. you would not believe it as this what it is now. so the commercial waste has completely disappeared with the with the installation of the gates. we have like little bits of litter that we get into the kennel, but on the whole it's greatly reduced and we're very, very, very happy about that. it's a pleasant route now. and i take it myself — i used to avoid coming up here if i was getting from willmar road to heaton road and up towards the mill. but it's attractive. in scarborough, burger bar owner jamie is constantly having to clean up flytipping in their car park. he's now invested in cctv cameras to try to deter people from dumping rubbish. it's household rubbish, it's dirty nappies, it's pizza boxes, it's empty mail bot

in bradford on avon in wiltshire, the sun was shining today but overnight the damage had been done andl for these two was cut short. it's normally like a road into a bridge over there, but it all so flooded that no one can get through. and this is what the river avon did to alice and mark's garden in fordingbridge in hampshire, the flood defences swamped. the garden would get flooded, it did last year, so we had to start bringing all the equipment and tools we had in the garden, all of the toys for the children and start bringing them closer to the house, which is on higher ground. the water breached a couple of weeks ago and now the river— bank has gone as well. in some areas, water levels are not expected to peak until later today. they have been cleaning up in the capital, 50 properties including this book shop had to be evacuated in east london. just this book shop had to be evacuated in east london.— in east london. just been scooping buckets and _ in east london. just been scooping buckets and buckets _ in east london. just been scooping buckets and buckets and _ in east london.

in bradford on avon in wiltshire, the sun was shining today but overnight the damage had been done andrmally like a road into a bridge over there, but it all so flooded that no one can get through. and this is what the river avon did to alice and mark's garden in fordingbridge in hampshire, the flood defences swamped. the garden would get flooded, it did last year, so we had to start bringing all the equipment and tools we had in the garden, all of the toys for the children and start bringing them closer to the house, which is on higher ground. the water breached a couple of weeks ago and now the river— bank has gone as well. in some areas, water levels are not expected to peak until later today. they have been cleaning up in the capital, 50 properties including this book shop had to be evacuated in east london. just been scooping buckets and buckets and buckets of water. some areas are quite submerged and there is quite a lot of damage to the books. and a party boat on the thames sang, the mast is just about the only thing still above water. some rail services have been badly affected

but his fans were thrilled that the bradford—born singer is also fluent in urdu.iews on youtube. but the remake is catching up fast with more than 8 million views. aur say zayn was a delight to work with. translation: he is so down to earth. ok, so you've partnered with zayn malik. which western stars are next for you? well, i got 21 savage, and drake, the weeknd. translation: we will do it with anyone. noor nanji, bbc news. well, spoiler alert, if you haven't yet watched traitors, look away now. the bbc�*s hit reality series the traitors ended on friday, with traitor harry clark scooping the £95,150 prize money. the second traitors series has averaged over six million viewers per episode, more than doubling the figures from the previous series. three international versions of the show have been picked up in australia, new zealand and the us. we now go live to jaz singh, one of the finalists on the show who gained the nickname, jazatha christie from fans due to his detective skills in identifying traitors. welcome, jaz. has it been a bit of a whirlwind over these

tottenham would move into the top four with victory at home to bradford, but they are losing 1—0. now back in the fold after being excluded from the squad for their fa cup tie over the weekend. he missed training on friday after spending two nights out in belfast last week. earlier this season, he had to apologise after going out

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i am in the rural market town of bradford—on—avon. this has got a really good footpath network. you are going, and here is a gate thatis you are going, and here is a gate that is open. 0ften you are going, and here is a gate that is open. often in our investigations we can see that these sorts of dates were kept closed. just over a year, this is what farmers who encourage access onto their land do, they do not plant crops along the line of the path so that you can see the gap. that allows good access was stop as our investigation found, there are real issues. local councils have many competing priorities. how high on a priority list should this be? campaigners have said to us that everybody should have access to places like this. the important for our physical and also mental health are so key, everybody should work together to ensure that, whoever you are, you should be able to come to places like this and enjoy it. back to you, jane. thank you so much. draft scripts of two friends episodes — filmed here in the uk — have just fetched £22,000 at auction this morning. the season

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in bradford on avon in wiltshire, the sun was shining today but overnight the damage had been done ands normally like a road into a bridge over there, but it all so flooded that no one can get through. and this is what the river avon did to alice and mark's garden in fordingbridge in hampshire, the flood defences swamped. the garden would get flooded, it did last year, so we had to start bringing all the equipment and tools we had in the garden, all of the toys for the children and start bringing them closer to the house, which is on higher ground. the water breached a couple of weeks ago and now the river— bank has gone as well. in some areas, water levels are not expected to peak until later today. they have been cleaning up in the capital, 50 properties including this book shop had to be evacuated in east london. just been scooping buckets and buckets and buckets of water. some areas are quite submerged and there is quite a lot of damage to the books. and a party boat on the thames sang, the mast is just about the only thing still above water. some rail services have been badly affe

but his fans were thrilled that the bradford born singer is also fluent in urdu. 8 million views. aur say zayn malik was a delight to work with. he zayn malik was a delight to work with. , , ., zayn malik was a delight to work with. , ,., ., ., ., so ou with. he is so down-to-earth. so you have partnered _ with. he is so down-to-earth. so you have partnered with _ with. he is so down-to-earth. so you have partnered with zayn _ with. he is so down-to-earth. so you have partnered with zayn malik, i have partnered with zayn malik, which western stars are next for you? which western stars are next for ou? . ~ ~ which western stars are next for ou? . ~ . ., you? craig, the weekend. we will do it with anyone- _ thousands of spectators have filled mexico city's bull—fighting arena last night for the first fight there in almost two years. after the supreme court overturned a suspension of the practice in the capital. earlier, ajudge suspension of the practice in the capital. earlier, a judge had ordered the indefinite suspension of the practice which dates back to the 16t

tottenham would move into the top four with victory at home to bradford, but they are losing 1—0. pay with the goal there. the message from the manchester united manager erik ten hag was again "case closed" when pushed about marcus rashford's latest transgression. the england forward is now back in the fold after being excluded from the squad for their fa cup tie over the weekend. he missed training on friday after spending two nights out in belfast last week. earlier this season, he had to apologise after going out after a defeat to manchester city. he is available for their premier league game at wolves tomorrow, but ten hag was asked whether he was instilling the correct discipline at the club and if rashford was showing him disrespect. nothing to do with that with me, but in football, ute discipline —— you need. that is on the pitch, but also off the pitch, because also, there's a line. every player knows this. every professional knows this, what is required. we have to focus on winning football games, and that's all that matters. every talk professional knows what is required

in the star's hometown of bradford, a whole new audience is being introduced to the song.of course, zayn is better known for pop songs like what makes you beautiful and pillow talk, but this isn't the first time he's sung in urdu. i would say it's the most fluent he's ever sounded. also, zayn collaborating with a relatively unknown pop band like aur gives the band huge exposure internationally as well, so it felt like a really pleasant surprise for zayn fans all around the world. this song from his debut album mind of mine was recorded as a tribute to his father, a pakistani immigrant to the uk. but releasing a single in urdu is a significant step. zayn says he is incredibly honoured to be featured on tu hai kahan, and fans are already calling for him to sing more songs in urdu. mark savage, bbc news. there was snow in several parts of the uk today thanks to bitterly cold winds from the arctic. nearly 200 schools across northern scotland closed today due to snow, including many on the shetland islands here, and there were also flurries in northern ireland, like here in cou

washington examiner reporter sarah bradford talks about the impact on the 2024 presidential election. next. ♪ it is our commitment. we need to do this. ♪ ♪ ♪ southern border after the migrants drowned trying to cross the river near shelby park, the park is a center of court directly after greg abbott took the state national guard to seize control of it essentially kicking the fence out. matt finch is live in eagle pass with the latest on all this. >> right now we are standing inside shelby park does become a battleground between texas governor greg abbott and the biden administration. governor abbott says biden policies allowed cartels to smuggle migrants into the park and his state so he has seized the property and take out federal border patrol agents. this property at this park is a hotspot for illegal immigration for a number of years and you may recall the crush of migrants in this park a few weeks ago. this week the department of justice filed court documents asking the supreme court to intervene and restore federal government access to the property. the state of texas responden

people were homeless in los angeles many of them dependent on charities like bad truth, founded by joe bradford this is the budgeted $1.32023 billio to tackle homelessness. >> spending money, spending money, or spending money, but we're not talking to the people come out for making decisions for review people we don't know. >> as they're 2024 homeless cam expected to show another increase. >> a lot has been accomplished in the year, i think the dedication of everybody to hous angelenos has really been stepped up. >> it is true some encampments particular on the wealthier website have been cleared but t some experts as simply a policy of displacement or lack of moral . putting it out here to get the professor points to cities like houston, which reduce homelessness by 60 percent in large part by building affordable housing. far easier and red state, texas according to the professor than in california where developers face so many environmental protection laws. >> is the problem with the liberal policy quite frankly. >> the nonprofit corporation fo supportive housing says it coul cost $8 billion

by bradford gilbert. and renamed grand central station. but this was still hardly the way to enter into this great city, which was trying to rival the great cities of the world of london and paris and rome. and what is that joke about? you wait for a bus and then two come along the same time. and that's what happened here. we go from having no train stations to getting two. we first get penn station in 1910 and then three years later we get what would become grand central terminal in 1913. and if you just look at the very top corner, top right-hand corner, you'll see an eagle up there. that eagle was reused. is cast-iron. there's quite a few on the prior building and they reused not just in this building, but a lot of sculpture, when a building was taken down they reused the sculpture. to use a lot of the eagles elsewhere. if you're entering into grand central on the corner of 42nd street and vanderbilt avenue and look up you will see the eagle salvaged from one of the previous iterations. now the design of grand central terminal, so we we

back in 2015 thejose mourinho chelsea won the primary league tile built, to parkinson's bradford leagueg the club backed by a billionaire.— beating the club backed by a billionaire. it's an upset. you aotta billionaire. it's an upset. you gotta run _ billionaire. it's an upset. you gotta run harder, _ billionaire. it's an upset. you gotta run harder, tackle i billionaire. it's an upset. you i gotta run harder, tackle harder than you've ever done before. we got 7000 fans come to watch us on monday night. want to put on display a true wrexham performance and we will see where that takes us on the night. sealing a victory tonight and back of one of the ward hosing from a legal opposition in the next round, newcastle united no less. a glamour tie, tantalizingly within reach. you can have all that updates across the bbc. you can have all that updates across the bbc. now, you might have seen some of the disgraceful scenes of violence at the black country derby between west brom and wolves, which had to be suspended for nearly forty minutes yesterday. police arrested six people after missiles

cochair of the n hpshire special committee on voter confidence and chair o the ballot l commission, bradford cook, degussa's efforts to increase confidence in state elections. and a political contributor, james pindell, talks about tonight's primary and what is next for the remaining presidential candidates. "washington journal" is next. uy♪ host: good morning. tuesday, january 23, 2024, primary day in new hampshire. voters are already casting their ballots. we want to hear from you about the battle for the greatest state in campaign 2024. phone lines are open, split by political party. democrats, (202) 748-8000. republicans, (202) 748-8001. independents, (202) 748-8002. a special line for new hampshire voters this morning, (202) 748-8003. that is also the number you can send us a text. you can catch us on x, @cspanwj. on facebook, facebook.com/cspan. lead story out of the newspaper out of new hampshire, she's not trump, haley makes her final case. ght. [video clip] amb. haley: 70% of americans have said they do not want a trump-biden rematch. the majority of americans disapprove of both of