derek draper, author and former political adviser, derek draper, author and former politicaladviser, derek draper, author and former political adviser, has died aged 56. draper had been living with extreme complications since contracting covid in march 2020. in march 2020 the former political adviser derek draper caught covid. he spent ten weeks in a coma. coming home after 374 days in hospital. derek's brain and body have been so impacted by covered that he has difficulty speaking. he cannot move without help. he has been left doubly incontinent. his wife, tv presenter kate garraway, made this film about their experience. the virus that affected so many others, and it's awful effects on a husband, colleague and father. born in lancashire, derek draper watch behind—the—scenes to create new labour in the 1990s. he did not follow his boss peter mandelson into government after their election victory.— their election victory. instead, he became a lobbyist. _ their election victory. instead, he became a lobbyist. do _ their election victory. instead, he became a lobbyist. do not - their e

it really does mean so much to me, darcey, billy and all of derek's family. comfort and i am so lucky to feel connected to you all through these messages at this time, when the raw pain of grief can be so isolating. and that is the wonderful thing, isn't it, about our good morning britain family? that all of us on the team and all of you watching from home are connected. supporting each other through the challenges of life, knowing that we can also laugh at the fun and joys together that we share, too. with more on this let's speak to our reporter rachel mcadam who's in the newsroom. remind us a bit about the background to this and why kate and derek's story resonated with people. 0f of course, kate garraway is a very well—known tv presenter. she has fronted breakfast shows on itv for over two decades and she has also been involved in good morning britain since its launch in 2014 so when her husband, derek draper, contracted covid very early on in the pandemic, he contracted it in april 2020 and he suffered with it pretty badly. he was put into a coma and ove

and what is it about derek draper's case that i it about derek draper's case that has allowed the medicalt? it has raised the profile once more of people living particularly with long covid mac. many of us would like to draw a line under the worst of the pandemic and move on and choose to forget it and this is a timely reminder that so many people as you have said are still living with it. as it provided any insight into the medical profession that has allowed you to learn more about it? the profession that has allowed you to learn more about it?— learn more about it? the first thing to sa is learn more about it? the first thing to say is that _ learn more about it? the first thing to say is that this _ learn more about it? the first thing to say is that this is _ learn more about it? the first thing to say is that this is a _ learn more about it? the first thing to say is that this is a very - to say is that this is a very diverse condition and people like mr draper who have severe multi—organ damage are the kind of examples we can relate learn a lot from because it is not something we h

music in the 1990s, derek draper worked behind the scenes music in the 1990s, derek draper worked behindy, according to tony blair, who's paid tribute to him as a tough, sometimes ruthless political operative, someone you always wanted on your side. while gordon brown said he was brilliant, creative and multi—talented. don't quote me directly on this, but you could say that _ a friend of peter's... but he was also controversial and sparked a cash—for—access scandal when he was caught boasting about contacts with ministers and making money. if a company hires my. company, how much... and they get me for an hour, - guess how much they have to pay. £15. 250. he remained a big supporter of new labour, but left politics to retrain as a psychotherapist. that is definitely me, yeah. at home, he'd found happiness in a marriage to kate garraway after a mutual friend and sent them on a blind date. well done! when covid struck, derek was fit, healthy and 52. kate garraway was given an honour for sharing the family's story on film to show how they and others coped with a life—changing event. # happy

derek, keep us posted. . thank you very much. >>> our special coverage of this powerful 7.5 magnitude earthquake in japan continues in just moment. >>> first, a look at the race for the white house, as the candidates enter the final stretch, the iowa caucus is like days away at this point. stay with us. >>> all right, the breaking news out of japan this morning, this powerful 7.5 magnitude earthquake hit several hours ago. we're getting our first look at some of the imagines that you can see right here, collapsed roads, fires burning there, tsunami warnings have been issued for parts of japan's west coast. at this point, japan's meteorological agency downgraded the major tsunami warning. it had been a major tsunami warning. now it is a tsunami warning, which means that they are fearing waves of up to 10 feet in that region. officials in the coastal city of of iwo jima are still assessing. they have confirmed that roads have been damaged. at least 35 households have power outages. we were speaking in someone f

derek.at home, online, when danielle disappeared. >> you have derek telling you i was noodling round on the computer, but you're not gonna find a record of that because i deleted the history. >> right, if you're not doing nothing wrong then why are you deleting your history? >> when dateline continues. iratory disease from rsv in people 60 years and older. rsv can be serious for those over 60, including those with asthma, diabetes, copd, and certain other conditions. but i'm protected. arexvy is proven to be over 82% effective in preventing lower respiratory disease from rsv and over 94% effective in those with these health conditions. arexvy does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients. those with weakened immune systems may have a lower response to the vaccine. the most common side effects are injection site pain, fatigue, muscle pain, headache, and joint pain. i chose arexvy. rsv? make it arexvy. air wick. how far would you go to set the

in march 2020, the former political adviser, derek draper, caught covid.4 days in hospital. derek's brain and body have been so impacted by covid that he has difficulty speaking. he can't move without help and has been left doubly incontinent. his wife, the tv presenter kate garraway, made this film about their experience. today in a post on instagram she said he passed peacefully away by cardiac arrest. she finished by saying she had been lucky to have him in her life. born in lancashire, derek draper worked behind the scenes to create new labour in the 1990s. he didn't follow his boss, peter mandelson, into government after their election victory. instead, he became a lobbyist. don't quote me directly on this, but you could say that a friend of peter's summed up his problem. flamboyant, well connected. he was caught boasting about his contacts with ministers and making a fortune for company. if a company hires my company, and they get me for one hour, guess how much they have to pay. £15. 250. dolly, as he was nicknamed at westminster, was fired by his c

derek draper, who's died at the age of 56. resign the conservative whip and stand down as an mp as soon as possible over new legislation he argues clearly promotes the production of new oil and gas. lets get more now from our deputy political editor vicki young. tell us more about why he is going. first of all, who is chris skidmore? well, he is a former energy minister, as you say, who actually signed the uk commitment to net zero by 2050 into law. why is he doing this now? on monday there is going to be a vote in the house of commons on a bill that would allow more oil and gas licenses. so, he is extremely critical of all of that. in his letter tonight, he says he can no longer condone, nor continue to support a government that is committed to the course of action that i know is wrong and will cause future harm. and therefore i am resigning my party with. labour, maybe not surprisingly, are congratulating him on this move. but, crucially, he is also going to stand down as an mp, he says as soon as he can. we think that would

derek draper, who has died at the age of 56.england and wales which was battered by storm henk earlier this week. many people have been forced to leave their homes. areas in central and southern england are the worst affected. here's our news correspondent, john maguire who is in tewkesbury. the floods in 2007, they were devastating. tewkesbury abbey itself, i am devastating. tewkesbury abbey itself, iam right devastating. tewkesbury abbey itself, i am right on top of the tower of tewkesbury abbey, stood at this dry point, surrounded by flood water. as you can see, a lot of that floodplains are doing theirjob here this morning. the road that connects with the m5, the main motorway going north— south over there, is blocked. there are a couple of other roads blocked as well. but people are able to get in and out of tewkesbury at the moment. if you homes down below were evacuated overnight. people were evacuated overnight. people were brought to a pub down below as, two rooms, to keep them warm and safe for the night. not as bad as

i'm just looking at her instagram page here she said derek was here where she said derek was surroundedl days, and i was by his side, holding hand side, holding his hand throughout last long hours. throughout the last long hours. and he passed, i have so and when he passed, i have so much more to say and of course i will so in due course. but will do so in due course. but now i would love thank the now i would love to thank the medical fought medical teams who fought so hard. and because he'd been hard. um, and because he'd been back in hospital since just before christmas , she was at his before christmas, she was at his bedside all over christmas . bedside all over christmas. >> her beautiful two >> kate and her beautiful two kids, they they were they were with him, i think, at his bedside when he passed. but he's had these extreme complications for nearly four years now. long lasting damage to his organs. and then he was back in hospital just before christmas after another setback. >> i mean, you must really >> yeah. i mean, you must really feel for kate because obviously everything

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derek, what's your opinion on this stand by president museveni? i think uh, well, it's quite interesting, my gender view is that uh, i think the west master appreciate the the views. certain countries, i think it's it's it's it's wrong for for them to to think that society should be at the same. level if um, because my understanding in uganda, surely homosexuality is not welcome here, ugandans really have not at least accepted views of or pro homosexuality, so i think the west must appreciate that that our society at least has not reached at that level of appreciative homosexuality and this this legislation is popular here. president musavini said trade restrictions on pressures have no meaning because uganda is nation of wealth creators. these sanctions are expected to be a trigger towards self-sufficiency in this country also known as the pearl of africa. i think that's where the the the the trick comes, because the president is saying one thing and then another thing is happening because... while he says that there will be self-sufficiency, the

derek, what's your opinion on this stand by president museveni? i think uh, well uh, it's quite interesting, my gender view is that uh, i think the west must appreciate the the views of certain countries, i think... it's it's it's it's it's wrong for for them to to think that society should be at the same level if ' because my understanding in uganda, surely homosexuality is not welcome here, ugandans really have not at least accepted views of or pro homosexuality, so i think the west must appreciate that that our society at least has not reached at that level of appreciative homosexuality, and this this legislation is popular here. president musavini said trade restrictions and pressures have no meaning because uganda is nation of wealth creators. these sanctions are expected to be a trigger towards self-sufficiency in this country also known as the pearl of africa. i think that's where the the the the trick comes, because the president is saying one thing and then another thing is happening, because while he says that... "there will be self-suff

derek, what's your opinion on this stand by president museveni? i think well, it's quite interesting, my name of view is that uh, i think the west must appreciate the the views. of certain countries, i think it's it's it's it's wrong for for them to to think that society should... be at the same level, if um, because my understanding in uganda, surely homosexuality is not welcome here, ugandans really have not at least accepted views of or pro homosexuality, so i think the west must appreciate that that our society at least has not reached at that level of appreciative homosexuality. and this this legislation is popular here. president musavini said trade restrictions and pressures have no meaning because uganda is nation of wealth creators. these sanctions are expected to be a trigger towards self-sufficiency in this country also known as the pearl of africa. i think that's where the the the trick comes, because the president is saying one thing and then another thing is happening because... while he says that there will be self-sufficiency, the

i remember when derek, when met derek, he when i first met derek, he wouldn't travelcard wouldn't have have a bus kept his bus pass because he kept his working class roots. how times changed then ended changed him. and then he ended up, look online, up, um, if you look online, there's clips of him in there's these clips of him in there's these clips of him in the open top mercedes, um, driving around, driving driving around, uh, driving around 97, around westminster in 97, 98. i mean, know, some of the mean, you know, some of the anecdotes i wouldn't i wouldn't say on, on, on television , but, say on, on, on television, but, you he really was a force you know, he really was a force of nature. and i'm glad that he's, say, i think that he's, as you say, i think that the covid recovery, mean, the covid recovery, i mean, obviously dealing obviously he's dealing with covid much people covid meant so much to people because one the most because he's one of the most high person in those high profile person in those very people, as very early days. and people, as you progress. you say, followed

derek draper who has died at the age of 56.d some online pharmacies are selling prescription only drugs without robust safety checks. bbcjournalists posing as patients were able to obtain more than 1600 prescription only pills, from 20 online pharmacies without any proof of their medical situation. divya talwar reports. katie needed help. she'd become dependent on medications. and she's just such a bright, beautiful, bubbly person. christine and fred's daughter, katie, was 38 when she overdosed on prescription—only medication. she'd become dependent on anti—anxiety and opioid prescription medicines. she was able to buy medications online — medications that she knew would do her harm. although her gp had stopped prescribing the medicines to her, katie was able to get them from legitimate online pharmacies instead. the coroner at her inquest said her doctor had never been contacted by the pharmacies to check the drugs were suitable. the pharmacy regulator says online pharmacies must get all the information they need to make sure

. >> i'm derek dennis along with rihanna and ali. i'm in for andrew dymburt and we begin with florida governor ron desantis exiting the 2024 race for the white house. yeah, this big announcement came as desantis was polling in the single digits in new hampshire ahead of tomorrow's primary. >> and days after his distant second place finish in iowa. on his way out, desantis took another swipe at nikki haley, and he endorsed former president trump. >> well, i've had disagreements with donald trump, such as on the coronavirus pandemic and his elevation of anthony fauci. trump is superior to the current incumbent, joe biden. >> haley called desantis a good governor and wished him well. she said. it's now one fella and one lady left and after months of attacks and name calling, trump called desantis a terrific person and the former president appeared ready to bury the hatchet. >> it's retired. okay he just said, will i be using the name ron desanctimonious? >> i said, that name is officially retired. >> haley is trailing trump by 11 points

derek draper, who's died at the age of 56.ck on the capitol, joe biden has launched his campaign to win a second term in the white house with a speech attacking his most likely opponent, donald trump. president biden said mr trump was using the language of nazi germany to demonise immigrants and that the election would be a fight for democracy. november's vote will be decided in handful of key swing states such as pennsylvania, from where our north america correspondent gary 0'donoghue reports. manufacturing is the core of industrial life here in northampton county, and across pennsylvania, and a key election issue. here at alpine metal, the steel tariffs first introduced by donald trump and continued byjoe biden have made life harder, putting up their costs when they could buy cheaper raw materials from abroad. but the policy choice is not the only consideration. if we can find a leader that can bring people together, i think that would be a huge win. do you think that is likely? no. this small county in pennsylvania has pick

derek van dam thanks to you as well. we'll check back in with you shortly. >>> for the first time a direct confrontation between u.s. forces and houthi rebels, this is happening in the red sea, not far from the conflict between israel and hamas. our live special coverage continues next. >>> you're looking at pictures we're just getting in from the earthquake, the major earthquake, 7.5 measuring. this happened in western japan in ishikawa prefecture. this is a prefecture with a population of over a million people. it struck several hours ago. and we're now seeing pictures of some of the damage, getting reports back. the shaking was felt very far away, millions and millions of people did feel this as it was happening. we're trying to get more information from the epicenter. again, the ishikawa province on the western coast of japan. there is a tsunami warning in effect there. a major tsunami warning has been reduced now. so the threat that they are expecting is somewhat lower than it was. but they are still expecting waves

derek, abc's melissa. >> don. melissa. thanks governor ron desantis is facing criticism for the winston churchill quote he used when posting that video suspending his campaign. desantis quoted churchill as saying, success is not final. failure is not fatal. it is the courage to continue that counts. but experts say there's no record of churchill saying those words. >> a dangerous ice storm is impacting the morning commute for millions of americans. half an inch of ice could coat everything this morning, from oklahoma to arkansas all the way to chicago. crews have been racing to restore electricity and water in parts of tennessee and alabama. people in memphis could be boiling their water until thursday due to pipes bursting in the frigid weather. slippery road conditions caused this truck here to lose control in pennsylvania, the winter conditions this month are now blamed for at least 72 deaths nationwide. we will check your forecast coming up in just a few minutes. >> weeks after a door plug fell off, an alaska airlines

derek van dam has been watching all of this from the weather center. derek, give us a sense of what you're seeing. >> well, i think it's important for our viewers who are tuning in this morning across the world, maybe in japan or here domestically in the united states that, yeah, the threat has not diminished from tsunami activity just yet, and i will explain why in just one moment. keep in mind a tsunami is not necessarily one wave of water. a tsunami is a series of waves of water. a lot of times the separation between the wave crests can last anywhere between five minutes to upwards of an hour. and there is a lot of local topography that could extend this threat even further, and i will explain why. here are some of the first visuals we're getting out of this region in terms of the tsunami advancing inland, this is just off the ishikawa prefecture near where the magnitude 7.5 struck overnight and that video you saw is fitting the narrative of some of the observed wave heights from the tsunami that we have seen, roughly upwards of 4 feet across the we

derek, what's your opinion on this stand by president? i think uh, well uh, it's quite interesting, my turn of view is that uh, i think the west must appreciate the the views of certain countries. i think it's it's it's it's a... wrong for for them to to think that society should be at the same level if um because my understanding in uganda surely... homosexuality is not welcome here, ugandans really have not at least accepted views of or pro homosexuality, so i think the west must appreciate that that our society at least has not reached at that level of appreciating homosexuality, and this this legislation is popular here. president musavini said trade restrictions on pressures have no meaning because uganda is nation of wealth creators. these sanctions are expected to be a trigger towards self-sufficiency in this country also known as the pearl of africa. i think that's where the the the trick comes because uh the president is saying one thing and then another thing is happening because where he says that there will be self-sufficiency

derek wallbank, thank you for your analysis around the iowa caucuses. i want to stick with the united states but in the context of the middle east. a u.s. owned merchant vessel has been hit by a anti-ship ballistic missile fired by houthi fighters in the red sea. yesterday the u.s. department of transportation issued a warning to merchant ships to avoid the area. paula wallace joining us from dubai. it feels like the news flow around this keeps getting worse. there is no real end in terms of when the situation might ease. why are we not seeing a bigger reaction in markets? >> hi, kriti. that's a good question. if you are talking about muted reaction, you don't have to look much further than oil and gas markets. they really aren't showing they are in a panic mode or anything like that at all. brent remains below $80 a barrel. traders seem more focused on what's going on with demand in china. and the interest-rate environment in the u.s. and europe, than with what's going on in the red sea. in europe, you saw gas prices fall below 30 euros per megawatt ho

we have seen in a notebook from an individual named mr derek— notebook from an individual named mr derekin— for the health protection division within the — for the health protection division within the directorate of population health. _ within the directorate of population health. a _ within the directorate of population health, a number of entries ranging from the _ health, a number of entries ranging from the 26th of february, to the 5th of— from the 26th of february, to the 5th of march, which reads as follows _ 5th of march, which reads as follows. on the 26th of february it says he _ follows. on the 26th of february it says he attended the cobra meeting with the _ says he attended the cobra meeting with the cabinet secretary, mr freeman _ with the cabinet secretary, mr freeman. he noted that it is clear that all— freeman. he noted that it is clear that all departments in the uk government are fully engaged and mobilised in the way that the sg simply— mobilised in the way that the sg simply isn't. the next day, he indicates _ simply isn't. the next day, he indicates that despite att

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derek van dam is tracking this as well. the idea of a 16-foot wave potentially coming in, that is really severe. >> yeah, that was the initial and what they do, they base that off of available information from previous similar magnitude earthquakes at that depth. and they come out with an initial projection of a tsunami wave. so far we've only seen up to 1.2 meters or roughly 5 feet. so that is important. and what else is important for people and viewers tuning in around the world as they wake up this morning on this first day of 2024 is that the tsunami threats and the threat after shocks has not yet waned. remember tsunamis are not just one initial wave. they are a series of waves. and sometimes the timing between the crest of the waves, that is from wave height to wave height, that can happen between 5 minutes to upwards of an hour or even longer. so the threat continues for the west coast of japan, the threat continues for portions of russia. and into the korean peninsula as well. this is the latest warning from the jap

derek jeter joked that he always knew it. struck stanley cups were a big item on wish lists this year. a new valentine's day themed collaboration between target and the container greater hit shelves this week. the tumbler sold out almost immediately. some people lined up before the stores opened. this video posted on tiktok showed shoppers nearly trampled trying to get the cup. you can see it right there. searches on amazon and ebay show that the tumblers are being resold online for more than double the price and some are going for $200. >> it is just a tumbler? >> it is a tumbler with a heart on it. >>> up next, a teenager beating a videogame classic. we show you the moment this 13- year-old kid becomes the first ever to beat tetris. >>> and a teenage starts prodigy. he was 16 years old, taking the world of darts by storm. that story, and more. in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart, efficient, savvy. my late father-in-law lit up a room, but his vision dimmed with age. he had amd. i didn't know it the

let's get the very latest from cnn meteorologist derek van dam. he's joining us from panama city beach in florida. derek, i understand the damage is already very extensive. >> reporter: yeah, here's an example of that, wolf. what you're looking at behind me over my right shoulder was a house that was toppled by the wind just like a large tree in powerful winds. but this one is being supported by its neighboring home. this is just a drop in the bucket of the damage that we witnessed here within panama city beach as over a dozen tornados tore through the south eastern u.s. over 107 reports of severe wind gusts. it was a morning and day full of terror interest these people because what you're witnessing behind me is just simply incredible, hard to put into words as well. the threat is not done even though the severe weather is slowly starting to wane. what we're focusing on now is the potential for flash flooding overnight. you get to my graphics and you'll see just what we call an atmospheric river of moisture that is pluming into the east coast an

well, derek had one they got married. well, derek had gone through _ they got married.y are notjust a human story about a couple and the family, they have also highlighted some of the pressures that people face as carers and i think now, for most people, we are through covid, we're through the pandemic, lockdowns have and so forth, but there are still people, lots of people who getting over loss, but also people like derek you have had this long covid, that has sort of drag them down completely transform their lives and ultimately taken his life. i think is important to remember that there are still other people living like that. you worked with _ other people living like that. you worked with him pretty closely, of course, what did he bring to politics and what will be his legacy? i think ithink in i think in terms of his role within the development of new labour, he is somebody worked in politics from an early age, a student politician in many ways, and he was involved in some of the intellectual underpinning, that you need, particularly in opposition. the bulk of his

. >> abc's derek dennis has the latest right from the start of last night's feisty debate in des moines, iowa. >> the gloves between florida governor ron desantis and former un ambassador nikki haley were off. >> we don't need another mealy mouth politician who just tells you what she thinks you want to hear every time he lies. >> drake university don't turn this into a drinking game because you will be overserved by the end of the night. >> both candidates trying to prove they're the best alternative to former president trump. the frontrunner in the gop primary immigration a top issue with desantis touting a trump tactic. we will build a wall. haley going after desantis for campaign finance issues. >> if you can't manage a campaign, how are you going to manage a country? >> the candidates also tangling over america's support for ukraine. >> we need to find a way to end this. people like nikki haley care more about ukraine's border than she does about our own southern border. >> if we support ukraine and israel, that's only 5% of our defense budget. >> so you're going to borrow that. >>

and tributes are being paid for derek draper , a being paid for derek draper, a former political advisersband of tv presenter kate garraway, who has died at the age of 56. he passed away following several years of serious health implications due to covid. former prime minister sir tony blair called him a good colleague and a great friend, while fellow former prime minister gordon brown described him as multi—talented . in a post him as multi—talented. in a post on social media, his wife kate said she was holding her darling husband's hand throughout his last long hours . husband's hand throughout his last long hours. this is gb news across the uk on tv, in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play your smart speaker by saying play gb news now back to . martin. >> thank you tatiana . right, >> thank you tatiana. right, let's get stuck into the show and there's only one place to start and we're just a couple of days now into the unofficial election campaign . and labour election campaign. and labour have already made a personal attack on rishi sunak . and i attack

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since the apollo missions of the 1970s pressure on the brain, derek williams, who is with us here in the studio from our science department. what went wrong here? well basically, um, there was a problem with the propulsion system which means were, and a leak of the proponent the powers that now. now propel ends and is is what they use in space flight in order to control the tilt and the access of of a particular spacecraft. and also that's what they used to break when they come into. for example, of landing on the moon where there's no mountains from where you can do something like a pair of shoes in order to slow down. and so it's, it's steering and it's, it's breaking and, and what the, the engineers from astro bought ex realized, i think pretty quickly was when they were, when they tried to change the, the tilt of this particular of the land or after it was on its way to the moon that they weren't able to do that, and they figured out a work around, they wanted to tilted so that the solar panels would be pointed towards the sun and they were unable to do that easily. so they figur

and of course we will be reflecting on the very sad news of death of derek news of the death of derekphanie takyi. shall be telling us all about that. it's devastating news and we'll be sitting down with the former member of one of the 90s top bands, andre harriott. >> we'll be talking all things music. he's a great friend of mine exactly he's doing music. he's a great friend of mineyou exactly he's doing music. he's a great friend of mine you willctly he's doing music. he's a great friend of mineyou will love he's doing music. he's a great friend of mine you will love whatie's doing music. he's a great friend of mineyou will love what he'sioing now. you will love what he's doing. he's brilliant . now. you will love what he's doing. he's brilliant. i was alone and . i. alone and. i. >> write. this show is nothing without you. so do get in touch without you. so do get in touch with us. this morning on any of the stories that we're talking about. the stories that we're talking about . might be flooding. it about. might be flooding. it might decorations. might be christmas decorations. i

lunar lander sent to the moon by the us since the apollo missions of the 1970s pressure was brain. derek williams, who was with us here in the studio from our science department. what went wrong here? well basically, um, there was a problem with the propulsion system which means were, and a leak of the proponent the powers that now. now propel in and is is what they use in space flight in order to control the tilt and the access of of a particular spacecraft. and also that's what they used to break when they come into. for example, a landing on the moon where there's no mountains real, where you can use something like a pair of shoes in order to slow down. and so it's, it's steering and it's, it's breaking and, and what the, the engineers from astro bought ex realized, i think pretty quickly was when they were, when they tried to change the, the tilt of this particular of the land or after it was on its way to the moon that they weren't able to do that, and they figured out a work around, they wanted to tilted so that the solar panels would be pointed towards the sun and they were unable

and tributes are being paid to derek draper . a former tributes are being paid to derek draper.mer political adviser and husband of tv presenter kate garraway, who has died at the age of 56. he passed away following several years of serious health complications due to covid. earlier, former prime minister tony blair called minister sir tony blair called him colleague and a great him a good colleague and a great friend . that's the latest from friend. that's the latest from the gb newsroom. for more, we're on tv, radio and of course on our website gbnews.com. this is gb news . gb news. >> the archbishop of hypocrisy has just become a multi—millionaire overnight. great. why doesn't he build a massive migrant hotel with it ? massive migrant hotel with it? just in welby has come into a staggering £2.4 million from his mother's. well well, come on then, put your money where your mouth is. start housing more channel and stop channel migrants and stop expecting us to pay. expecting the rest of us to pay. he off the plan he slagged off the rwanda plan when arrive here, our when migrants

and then a gorgeous photograph of kate garraway and derek draper. died, she announced it on instagram today. the guardian, sunak asleep at the wheel as floods devastated england. the front page of the daily mirror, goodbye darling derek. again, kate garraway and her husband. in her post on instagram, kate said, i was so lucky to have you in my life. so moving and upsetting. on the front page of the ft, british library reeling from a cyber hit. and the story we did earlier, resignation over a climate which eat adding a by—election to sunak�*s worries. that's it breaking news from around the world 24 breaking news from around the world 2a hours a day. this is bbc news. u nfortu nately unfortunately where they've been told to go has been bombarded. there frankly is no safe place in gaza, installations flying the blue flag are not safe. there's been some 217 incidences of the premises being bombarded or bombed, and 62 of those are direct hits— each of them are violations of international humanitarian law. we even have to any two instances of the israeli

and tributes are being paid to derek draper . a former tributes are being paid to derek draper.former political adviser and husband of tv presenter kate garraway, who has died at the age of 56. he passed away following several years of serious health complications due to covid. earlier, former prime minister tony blair called minister sir tony blair called him colleague and a great him a good colleague and a great friend . that's the latest from friend. that's the latest from the gb newsroom. for more, we're on tv, radio and of course on our website gbnews.com. this is gb news . gb news. >> the archbishop of hypocrisy has just become a multi—millionaire overnight. great. why doesn't he build a massive migrant hotel with it .7 massive migrant hotel with it.7 just in welby has come into a staggering £2.4 million from his mother's. well well, come on then, put your money where your mouth is. start housing more channel and stop channel migrants and stop expecting us to pay. expecting the rest of us to pay. he off the plan he slagged off the rwanda plan when arrive here, our when mig

in a post on instagram, the tv presenter said derek was surrounded by his family in his final days wasen arrested on suspicion of murder after a 16—year—old boy was killed on new year's eve. harry pitman was attacked at primrose hill in north london. earlier this week, three teenagers were released on bail pending further inquiries. the main rate of national insurance will be cut by 2% tomorrow, as outlined in the autumn statement. if you're employed and a basic rate tax payer, you'll pay national insurance at a rate of 10%, down from 12%. this will save the average employee £450 a year, according to the treasury. if you work for yourself, you'll have to wait a little longer. you're live with bbc news. the us, we can show you live pictures of a massive fire that is happening right now in newjersey, it's in an industrial complex but there is concerns it was spread out to residential area. you can see what a huge fire it is. this is an industrial building known as the elizabeth industrial park, expands this building to locks and it's right outside of newark airport, it said to howes mult

derek van dam is tracking it all. >> seattle has had had three days of temperatures above 60 degrees this is part of the warm atmospheric river turning across the pacific ocean. but today is northwest california's day. that is the day that we're going to see the greatest impacts from it one 06 first of two atmospheric rivers that will impact california. we're tapping into moisture from the tropics. you can follow it back to hawaii. that's streaming in heavy rainfall and mountain snows. here's the chance of flooding including the san francisco bay region extending towards the northwest. radar lighting up like a christmas tree. lots of rain on this weather map. cold front moves eastward. you can see the cooling trend behind it transitioning some of the precipitation over to snow. but when we're talking about precipitation amounts, we're anticipating anywhere from 3 to 7 inches where you see the shading of yellow across northwestern california. and then once this plume of moisture reaches southern california, we're talking ventura into los angeles counties, 1 to 3 inches of rainfall ant

derek van dam is tracking it all. >> never a dull moment, right? whether politics or weather. and today if you are located across the northeast, you will probably see a few snowflakes falling from the sky especially in the catskills. that is where we anticipate some of the snowfall this morning. inland across worcester, massachusetts for instance, southern vermont, new hampshire, that is where we have roughly 8 million people. and there is snowfall noted across the southern appalachians in to western north carolina. but by and large this is exiting off the east coast, maybe light drizzle or light showers for long island and i-90 corridor going through new york city. but with the exception of nantucket, cape cod, this storm will come to an end by mid-morning. we have a clipper that will impact the great lakes through the middle part of the week. and then we focus our attention on the west coast because this is where it gets interesting, very busy, a lot of moisture and that is attached to the pacific ocean. so it is warm and it is filled with rain. and impact much of the west c

they were accused by british transport police officer detective sergeant derek ridgewell, who later admittedthe thief stealing from the site. this particular case lay unnoticed until recently, and it was only thanks to the investigation by the criminal cases review commission that the details were found and referred back to the judges here. what happened in 1977 was that these two men were prosecuted and convicted, accused of stealing or rather plotting to steal tens of thousands of pounds worth of mail order parcels from a railway depot where they worked. they protested their innocence, but they were convicted. three years later, the officer at the heart of the case was convicted of the same offence. it was only after his conviction that the allegations against him started to emerge. it was only after his conviction that other allegations against him started to emerge. but this case was actually missed during a review of what he'd been up to. that is why today, lawyers for the men say there has to be a new law so that any officer in the future who is convicted of corruption and jailed, that

derek evans, before we let you 90, derek evans, before we let you go, derek, i feel duty bound.an you throw us a few shapes ? shapes? >> okay. easy standing up is one of the main things that we all need to do. but when we stand, it's how we stand. it's important how we stand. legs a part, right? legs want to be a part, right? stomach needs to be tight, shoulders . the smile shoulders relaxed. the smile needs your face. and needs to be on your face. and just for one moment, just imagine for one moment, right, what doing right, that what you're doing is exercise doing fingers. exercise, doing the fingers. and as older, the joints all as we get older, the joints all start don't they ? so start to ache, don't they? so these of exercises are these kind of exercises are really out. really good for you in and out. imagine that you could take a cushion. could take a stress cushion. you could take a stress ball, it in and ball, keep squeezing it in and out and releasing it. yes exercise of the fingers. basic if you put all the fingers up like so and take the thumb across finger, i can ac

meteorologist derek van dam joins us live from panama city, florida. what happened there is just stunning. >> reporter: yeah. 12 in the panhandle, but nearly two dozen tornados overall. look what happened to this truck as a water spout turned tornado moved onshore here in panama city beach. it looks like there was a can opener taking the metal and peeling it back. the pressure of the wind blowing out the driver's side window of this particular truck as well, and then, of course, this home behind me that's a living room or what used to be a living room. you can see the people's couch, even the staircase leading up to the second floor of this home, just left in shambles. unfortunately we are in this very hyperactive weather pattern across the united states and mother nature just throwing everything she has at us and the results have been unfortunately horrendous, which you can see behind us. you know, this is part of a broader storm that just ravaged the southeast with nearly 300 severe wind gusts, hurricane force across some portionses of north carolina

weatherman derek van dam, thank you very much. see you tomorrow. >>> and coming up next here, the republican race for the white house has turned quite nasty. nikki haley's not quitting and donald trump is not taking it well. >>> plus a russian military plane crashed and burned. the kremlin pointing the finger. >>> good morning. thanks for being up early with us. i'm kasie hunt. it is 5:30 on the east coast. the two remaining republican candidates for president, nikki haley and donald trump, are gearing up for a long ugly month ahead as they look toward south carolina's key february 24th primary. haley is back in the state where she served two terms as governor and she hosted a homecoming rally last night firing back at trump bitter victory speech in new hampshire and promising not to drop out. >> donald trump got out there and just threw a temper tantrum. he was insulting, he was doing what he does, but i know that is what he does when he is insecure, i know that is what he does when he is threatened. and he should feel threatened

our weatherman derek van dam is tracking all of it.'ve got a lot going on. >> to say that we are busy is the understatement of the year. every single u.s. state including alaska and hawaii is under some sort of weatherle alert ranging from winter storms to severe weather. is this a broad stroke view of what is happening. this is the details. this is what you need to know. this is the latest tornado watch that is issued through 11:00 a.m. central standard time. really heavy weather moving through little rock and shreveport right now. no severe weather at the moment. no warnings i've seen. but be weather aware. it is overnight for these regions of the country. so significant storm system moving through. there is a low pressure system that is moving across missouri and will bomb out or at least potentially bomb out meaning that it drops in pressure by potentially close to 24 millibars in 24 hours. so that would be a significant event. it will strengthen and create windy conditions around it, the back side of course being very cold and tha

weatherman derek van dam tracking all of it for us. what is the forecast for here in new hampshire for the voting? and through the rest of the week. >> after what you and the voters endured this iowa, this will be a walk in the park. i saw some of the social media videos of the water freezing instantaneously on the windows. far from that, but still cold and a bit of snowfall for voting day. 40 degrees here in amhurst where you are located, but really all in all, you can see the temperature starting to go up ever so slowly the right direction. here is a look at the forecast the entire state of new hampshire. temperatures generally in the upper 30s tuesday afternoon across the south and right near the freezing mark the further north you travel. but there is some serious weather to get to this morning particularly across an ice storm through the nation eye midsection, this is the mid mississippi river valley and you can see st. louis from oklahoma city and little rock, that is ice. ice storm warnings and winter storm advisories. a quarter

derek van dam is tracking it all for us. the fog was shreall over the ro here. but sounds like the flood threat in the south is pretty dire. >> yeah, montgomery county in texas had 17 water rescues, and even over a dozen pets rescued from the swift water. this is just north of houston. o overnight you can see some of flooded roadways and even the local park as well. houston just did a bit of digging. they have received nearly two times their entire monthly average of rainfall for january. so just incredible amounts of rain. that gives you an understanding some of the more local readings that we found have topped the foot mark. and this is from the storm total. montgomery texas, 15.25 inches of rain. a lot of concern yesterday evening about the potential for flash flooding overnight across the new orleans region. fortunately that has not materialized. the bulk of the rain has stayed offshore. but look at the swathe of heavy rainfall. some locations receiving over 10 inches. this is the latest radar and you can see the rainfall still located across the gulf of mex

from a volcano which erupt as early on sunday and iceland has reached the small fishing town of green derek, the lava flows have set some buildings on fire. the main road to the tyrant, as well as our tricity and hot water supply has already been destroyed by the molten rock. the tons, residents were about to reach it on saturday, so there is no immediate danger to life. going to be as some 40 kilometers southwest of the capital. right cubic put some in grinda big. there may be little to come back to law the reach the small town, just hours of to residents where vacuum a to it's the 2nd time in less than a month the volcanic eruption has sent local scrambling. officials rushed to get everyone out to have a night of to seismic activity intensified again. love via the whatever. april we were waiting for, an interruption up on the mountain, but not underneath the town but nobody knows what will happen to me. it is how many thinking authorities had been building holes to protect the town for weeks. but the latest, the russian has said law, the welling up behind the defense is about the same wil

so the, so the derek g t, it goes back a number of years as far back to nelson mandela's period as the liberation of fi to. we know that for example, nelson mandela spoke out quite strongly saying that south africa could never fully be free if the people of palestine were not free. and that is a sentiment that is carried forward in the current a government and also a sentiment that is felt by a number of south africans who have continued to, to show that support and solidarity for the palestinian people. and i understand that this case certainly has domestic repercussions in south africa itself. but how united would you say the different political parties within south africa are in its approach here to take this to the i c j as well. this is the, the routing amc supports the decision of the government and when it comes to opposition, politics and just the individuals that definitely is a divide. if you look at, for example, today these, these been to be a support march that's held in take time. and that will be attended by a number of people who are in support of this move, members of