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rutland has lost a huge swathe of farmland before to a national infrastructure project when rutland water're live with bbc news. in the 1980s michaelj fox was one of the biggest stars in hollywood, with starring roles in the back to the future films. in 1991, he was diagnosed with parkinson s disease. he retired from acting two years ago, but now he s back — in a documentary that s been nominated for several awards. tom brook went to meet him in new york. i was big. i was bigger than bubble gum. the story of me, take two. michaelj fox has been picking up awards and doing interviews to support the documentary in which he appears. michael, good to meet you. how are you? the documentary is called still: a michaelj fox movie, which chronicles his life, his rise to major tv and film stardom in the 1980s, and his life after being diagnosed with parkinson's disease. i woke up and i noticed my pinky. parkinson's disease. it's not a portrait of a man full of self—pity. quite the contrary. i have parkinson's. i struggle with it. it's hard. it's annoying. it's more than annoying, but it can be devas

rutland has lost a huge swathe of farmland before to a national infrastructure project when rutland waterews. there is "every danger" ethiopia will be engulfed with famine unless action is taken to prevent it. that�*s the warning today from the uk government�*s africa minister. andrew mitchell�*s concerns are echoed by regional leaders and international charities who say the world is ignoring a humanitarian crisis triggered by war and drought. our diplomatic correspondent, james landale, travelled with mr mitchell to ethiopia and sent this exclusive report. once again, hunger is stalking ethiopia. and, once again, women and children are suffering most. the babies in this hospital in the northern tigray region are all acutely malnourished. their mothers little better. sega is 23. herfour—month—old son has been malnourished since birth. her family�*s crops failed and there was no food to be had. "even when i was pregnant, i was not eating a balanced diet," she said. "i was not producing enough breastmilk. that�*s why the baby has developed malnutrition. ijust didn�*t have enough to eat at h

flood support should be based on the most affected or a percentage of population, but rutland must havere flooding than next-door lincolnshire for us ever to access support. will my right honorable friend please give a meeting to me and the member for south swindon to discuss this important issue? >> i extend my sympathies to all those impacted by the recent storms and flooding. we are investing record sums in flood defense across england and a recovery support framework is in place for families and businesses in every area that has experienced exceptional flooding. i know that my honorable friend is in touch with ministers about how those schemes affect her constituency, but i will ensure that she gets the correspondence and meetings that she needs to deliver for her local communities. >> two weeks ago, i challenged the prime minister on his government's broken promise on building new hospitals by 2030, including in my own area. now it seems the government are downgrading existing hospitals too. children and parents in eastbourne will be forced to travel for miles if the proposed downg

. >> but of homes, farms and >> but tens of homes, farms and businesses in rutland were also devastatedour county is in effect excluded from ever receiving support in the future due to the arbitrary floor that is currently put in place. flood support should based on the support should be based on the most or percentage of most affected or a percentage of population, has to population, but rutland has to have 1000 more flooding than next lincolnshire. for us next door lincolnshire. for us ever access support. so will my right angle friend please give a meeting to me and the member for swindon south? discuss this important issue. >> mr speaker , >> prime minister, mr speaker, of course, i extend my sympathies to all those impacted of course, i extend my syrthethies to all those impacted of course, i extend my syrthe recent» all those impacted of course, i extend my syrthe recent storms>se impacted of course, i extend my syrthe recent storms and �*npacted by the recent storms and flooding we are investing. >> record sums in flood defence across england and the recovery support framework is

going to say anything to them as a speak to rosalind jordan, who was the only for us in washington. dc. rutland took us through what this is all about. as well, there are news reports suggesting that this has to do with perhaps russian ambitions to put some sort of nuclear weapon into space. but no one is going to confirm that. and certainly when you're talking about a highly classified information, you're not going to get anyone in the us government to actually confirm it because there are criminal penalties for leaking classified information. that said, i think you need to take a look at the timing of the announcement of this closed door briefing that the national security advisor jake sullivan was going to have on thursday with the leading members of the intelligence committees. as well as anyone else who might possibly be read in and be allowed to take part in that meeting. this is coming just one day after house republicans lost another seat in their slim majority in the house of representatives. and so it, when you consider that this is, you know, this whole notion of weapon isaac space h

cedric rutland. comparing some of the health risks and effects, smoking versus vaping. it seems like it's a myth that vaping has none of the risk, but perhaps reduced risk in some ways. what are we learning here? >> yeah, that's a great question. good morning, first of all. when you look at vaping, what we're discovering is that some of the same effects of cigarette smoke, the inflammation in the lung, the coughing, the stiffening of the arteries also take place with vaping because it turns out that a lot of the molecules that are produced from actually puffing a vape are the same that are produced from puffing a cigarette. rachel: yeah. and pit seems to me like -- and it seems to me like people who were smokers and think it's actually healthier or vaping, they seem to be vaping a lot. maybe they are vaping more than they would be if they were just smoking. >> yeah. when you specifically look at this, people take the on average about 8 puffs per cigarette, but when they're vaping that cartridge, ther

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flood support should be based on the most affected percentage of the population but rutland happens toeaker, of course i extend my sympathies l discuss this issue? mister speaker, | of course i extend my sympathies to all those impacted by the recent storms and flooding. we are investing record sums in flood defence across england and the recovery support framework is in place for families and businesses in every area that has experienced exceptional flooding. every area that has experienced exceptionalflooding. i know my honourable friend is in touch with ministers about how the schemes affect her constituency, but i will ensure she gets the correspondence she needs to deliver for her local community. she needs to deliver for her local community-— she needs to deliver for her local communi . ., ., ., . ., community. two weeks ago i challenge the prime minister _ community. two weeks ago i challenge the prime minister on _ community. two weeks ago i challenge the prime minister on his _ the prime minister on his government's broken promise of building new hospitals by 2030, including i

last thing to report is a vehicle versus pedestrian hit and run that occurred at rutland and visitacion in the bayview on the 13th of january at 6:28 a.m. the victim was actually located in the middle of the intersection, suffering from injuries and unable to provide information. so that is an ongoing investigation handled by our traffic investigators. as far as the drug market enforcement. this week, 78 arrests were made in and 5335g of narcotics. the majority of that fentanyl have been seized over this past week since the inception of dmac, 127,091g of narcotics have been seized and about 7,080% of that is fentanyl. and that is my report for today. thank you. thank you. chief commissioner yee. uh, yes. thank you very much, president. um, elias, i just want to follow up with jim barnes. what? he asked you last week, uh, in regards to the richmond. um, i guess the storage break and, um, i guess it's it looks like it's one one person is doing all this action or. uh. yes, we believe that it's the same suspect there were five incidents that we believe are all related. um, the good news is

front out towards norway, quite a bit of snow, and this will bring some heavy rain into north—west rutlandscotland we could see some heavy bursts of rain especially during the middle to second half of the day. windy across the board and on the tops of the pennines and across central and northern scotland, winds could top 50 miles an hour. temperature wise, up to 15 or 16 degrees in eastern areas, the average temperature for the time of year should only be 5—8 across the country so we are substantially above where we be. that will lead us into a mild night. cloud in place for most but scotland and northern ireland, the far north of england, greater chance of cloud breaks, a few showers dotted in the west. even with those breaks the breeze will be enough to keep the temperature up. tonight will be warmer than we should be by day. mild into the weekend, weatherfront should be by day. mild into the weekend, weather front south so there will be a split in the weather for saturday. wales and central and southern england cloudy with outbreaks of rain and drizzle in the west, scotland and northern