sarah _ multiple categories. karen culkin one, sarah and _ multiple categories.es. karen culkin one, sarah and smith and it - multiple categories. karen culkinj one, sarah and smith and it went over our best tv drama so it pretty much swept the awards in its own categories. unsurprisingly, what an ensemble cast and like you, absolutely love this and i thought the final series, what a way to go out on a high. the writing is exceptional and it really is one of those that would not work without such a strong rating for each character and i think each cast member who is rewarded yesterday was rightly so because they all brought something different and special to the table. : :, something different and special to the table. �* ., :, ., ., the table. anna, how relevant are these awards. _ the table. anna, how relevant are these awards, are _ the table. anna, how relevant are these awards, are they _ the table. anna, how relevant are these awards, are they seen - the table. anna, how relevant are these awards, are they seen as i the table. anna, how relevant are these a

sarah exhales. he comes out my front door. he does, sarah. he comes out my front door. yeah.ant to know this, sarah? yeah. so he looks like he goes down the street, right? yeah. but... ..what he actually does... ..is he comes back and he comes back into the house. are you joking? no. no, i'm not. and then he leaves again very soon after that. right. this time he's carrying a bag — what appears to be a white bag. my laptop. right, ok. i don't know... and that's him. right. coming out with my stuff. yeah. 0k. the man says he didn't burgle sarah. lancashire police says it deployed crime scene investigators, completed house—to—house enquiries, and obtaining cctv footage before sarah's case was closed. the home office says there are now the highest number of police officers on record in england and wales to deal with crime. it does have a heavy end! yeah! but sarah has decided she can no longer live in her home — she's moving out. the effect that it's had on my mental health has been horrendous. the police are promising to attend all home burglaries and follow all reasonable inqui

sarah exhales. he comes out my front door. he does, sarah. he comes out my front door. yeah.he looks like he goes down the street, right? yeah. but... ..what he actually does... ..is he comes back and he comes back into the house. are you joking? no. no, i'm not. and then he leaves again very soon after that. right. this time he's carrying a bag — what appears to be a white bag. my laptop. right, ok. i don't know. and that's him. right. coming out with my stuff. yeah. 0k. the man says he didn't burgle sarah. lancashire police says it deployed crime scene investigators, completed house—to—house enquiries, and obtaining cctv footage before sarah's case was closed. the home office says there are now the highest number of police officers on record in england and wales to deal with crime. it does have a heavy end! you've managed it! yeah! but sarah has decided she can no longer live in her home — she's moving out. the effect that it's had on my mental health has been horrendous. the police are promising to attend all home burglaries and follow all reasonable enquiries, but only on

just sarah. yeah, just sarah. well, well, i mean, for some couples, seriously is one of the few options available to have children as part of their family. i deal it and talked to me then about the people who turned to your organization. so it's a mix of people, really. it's a women heterosexual couples that have experienced in for timothy the evict spaniards last. so still this except try as i've tried to, i've yes, numerous times, it's women and that have cancer. and i've had the williams removed. and it's also a same sex couples who am now are able to access. so we could say a to, to build that some of these as well. so it's a wide range of people that can access or it gets in the u. k. it's a fascinating, i know that and so we're getting brotherhood, it's regulated as you were saying, you know differently around the world. it's allowed in some us states. um, it's banned in italy in spain. what, what do you do? i mean, i would, i would assume that since you are, you're pushing the altruistic model that you, tha

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sarah. yeah, just sarah. well, well, i mean, for some couples, seriously is one of the few options available to have children as part of their family. i deal it and talked to me then about the people who turned to your organization. so it's a mix of people, really. it's a women heterosexual couples that have experienced in for tennessee the evict spaniards last. so still this except tra, as i've tried to, i've us numerous times, it's women and that have cancer. and i've had the williams removed. and it's also a same sex couples who am now available to access. so we could say a to, to build that some of these as well. so it's a wide range of people that can access to where it gets in the u. k. it's a fascinating, i know that and so we're getting brotherhood, it's regulated as you were saying, you know differently around the world. it's allowed in some us states. um, it's banned in italy in spain. what, what do you do? i mean, i would, i would assume that since you are, you're pushing the altruistic model that

sarah ransom claims that ebstein kept sex tapes involving prominent people. an email sent to the court investigating efsten's sex trafficking ring. sarah ransom alleges that the duke of york, prince andrew of the uk, the... us president bill clinton and the billionaire businessman sir richard branson were filmed by absteen. according to sarah ransom, a jeffrey abstein survivor, when my friend had sexual intercourse with clinton, prince andrew and richard branson, sex tapes were in fact filmed on each separate occasion by jeffrey. thank god she managed to get hold of some footage of the film sex tapes which clearly identify the faces of clinton, prince andrew, and branson having sexual intercourse with her. several other high-profile figures, including former us vice president al gore, actor kevin spacey, the late popstar michael jackson, magician david copperfield, and former new mexico governor bill richardson have also been mentioned in court documents. among the allegations is the claim that epstein worked for these. and as was his daughter, he was not my

sarah smith, thank you so much. know you newswatch viewers have a real attention to detail and accuracy, and one eagle—eyed viewer took exception to this piece of output on the news channel last week. keep an eye on the text in the red banner. and councils changed the lighting around the towns. some have been dimmed. others are on timers. it all cuts down on light pollution without compromising on safety, they say. if you didn't spot the mistake there, listen to what paul bowden had to say. "the breaking news display at the bottom of our screens often has to include a possessive. i noticed that the standard bbc news practice these days is to simply add an apostrophe to singular words that happen to end in s, but in english this is only done for plurals. your approach is simply wrong. you today use the word wales' note the apostrophe to mean, of wales. no, it's wales's add an apostrophe s, please." thank you for all your comments this week. if you want to share your opinion about what you see or hear on bbc news, on

just sarah, sarah. okay. just sarah. yeah, just sarah. well, well, i mean for some couples, surrogacy is one of the few options available to have children as part of their family. i deal it and talked to me then about the people who turned to your organization. so it's a mix of people, really. it's a women heterosexual couples, that have experienced in for tennessee the experience last, so stupid, etc. as i've tried to, i've, yes, numerous times, it's women and that have cancer. and i've had that williams removed. and it's also a same sex couples who am now available to access. so we could say a to, to build that some of these as well. so it's a wide range of people that can access to where it gets in the u. k. it's a fascinating, i know that it's arrogant brotherhood. it's regulated as you were saying, you know, differently around the world. it's allowed in some us states. um, it's banned in italy in spain. what, what do you do? i mean, i would, i would assume that since you are, you're pushing the alt

john: sarah binder of george washington university, thank you very much. sarah: sure.having me. ♪ john: plastic it seems is unavoidable in our daily lives, from takeout containers to water bottles and maybe even that tub of ice cream. two new studies out this week find we are eating and drinking more plastic than we might have realized. in one of them, for the first time, researchers were able to measure nanoparticles of plastic in bottled water. on average, a liter bottle had 240,000 tiny plastic particles, often smaller than a speck of dust. they can pass through the intestines and lungs, directly into the bloodstream and then to other organs. another study looked at what we eat. it found microplastic in 88% of the tested protein samples. seafood, beef and pork, tofu - they all had it. geor leonard is one of the co-authors of the protein study and is chief scientist at ocean conservancy. scientists have known for some time about fish because of the water that it is in, but why did you decide to lookt other protein? and were you surprised by any of your findings? geor

sarah exhales. he comes out my front door. he does, sarah. he comes out my front door. yeah.ht, so that's him coming out your door. you all right? yeah. do you want to know this, sarah? yeah. so he looks like he goes down the street, right? yeah. but... ..what he actually does... ..is he comes back and he comes back into the house. are you joking? no. no, i'm not. and then he leaves again very soon after that. right. this time he's carrying a bag — what appears to be a white bag. my laptop. right, 0k. i don't know... and that's him. right. coming out with my stuff. yeah. 0k. the man says he didn't burgle sarah. lancashire police says it deployed crime scene investigators, completed house—to—house enquiries, and obtaining cctv footage before sarah's case was closed. the home office says there are now the highest number of police officers on record in england and wales to deal with crime. it does have a heavy end! yeah! but sarah has decided she can no longer live in her home — she's moving out. the effect that it's had on my mental health has been horrendous. the police are pr

sarah rainsford there. this - get some kind of news. sarah rainsford there.ord there. this is the i get some kind of news. sarah - rainsford there. this is the russian foreign minister, sergei lavrov, who has now called for an emergency session of the un security council — he says that he wants that to happen within the next few hours, that would be 8pm uk time, so 3pm us time. according for that session to sit, thus the only time we will find out from ukraine what exactly happened with the downing of this military transport plane carrying 65 ukrainian soldiers designed to be taking part in a prisoner exchange. russia has call it a barbaric act of terrorism. so with 65 prisoners of war and crew taking the death total to 75 in that crash of a plane close to 75 in that crash of a plane close to the ukrainian border. here in the uk, royal mail could be allowed to reduce letter deliveries to five or even three days a week. these are among the options being considered by the communications watchdog, ofcom. it says a universal postal service risks becoming unsustai

read americans like sarah allen -- great americans like sarah allen, rosa parks and congressman jim clyburn[applause] and so to the sons and daughters of richard and sarah allen, as vice president of the united states, i say this. your history is america's history. and together then, we share a vision for america's future. a future where every person has the full measure of freedom and liberty. and so together we have been working towards building that brighter future in 2020 at the height of the historic pandemic, in the midst of so much loss and uncertainty, you showed up to vote. and you organized your friends and family members and neighbors to do the same. and it is because of you that joe biden is president of the united states and i am the first black woman to be vice president of the united states. [applause] and so i am here of to say thank you for your work and your leadership and your vision of what is possible for our nation. in 2020, you said we need to do something about the issue of high-speed internet. especially for our rural community, many of which i have visited in south

sarah rainsford live in kyiv, thank ou news. sarah rainsford live in kyiv, thank you very _ news.kyiv, thank you very much. the - news. sarah rainsford live in kyiv, thank you very much. the image l news. sarah rainsford live in kyiv, l thank you very much. the image you can see on screen is new york where we expect to hear from the russian foreign minister sergei lavrov he was due to hold a news conference. we might get further details about what transpired between ukraine and russia. as sarah said, there are various claims. the awaiting media for sergei lavrov who was speaking at the ukraine and new york. —— he was speaking at the un in new york. here in the uk, royal mail could be allowed to reduce letter deliveries to five or even three days a week. these are among the options being considered by the communications watchdog, ofcom. it says a universal postal service risks becoming unsustainable following a large fall in the numbers of letters we send. the prime minister says he's opposed to any cuts in key services provided by the royal mail. here's our business correspondent,

to the sun and others of richard and sarah allen, -- sons and daughters of richard and sarah allen, inhis moment, our nation once again needs your leadership. as you have done for generations , to defend our most sacred ideals, to continue to organize, energize, and make your voices heard. at this moment in history, i say , let us not throw up our hands. it is time to roll up our sleeves. because we were born for a time such as this. [applause] and we love our country. we believe in the principles upon which we were founded and guided by our faith. we are prepared to fight for all that we know is right. i know that when we fight, we win. god bless you and god bless the united states of america. [patriotic music] >> watch c-span's campaign 2024 live coverage of the iowa caucuses as candidates make their final pitch. we will also feature campaign analysis with reporters and experts. we will take your calls and get your social media reaction. watch iowa campaign covered through caucus night monday on c-span, c-span now, our free mobile app, or online at c-span.org/campaign2024. c-span, yo

sarah says growing up, her family >>> sarah says that growing up, her family didn't talk about the murderd how we were similar. you know, our sense of humor and how i loved christmas, things like that. it never felt like it was hostile. it never felt like there was any sort of reason you should talk about her. it was never the atmosphere in our house. >> did you feel he did the best he could? raising it? >> yeah, i do. >> were there any long stones you would celebrate about your mom? >> her birthday. when we were younger, when we looked around here, we talked about it. it was flowers. we did that kind of stuff with her side of the family. we spent a lot of time with them going up. >> france remembered rene. get togethers and vigils. >> kindness, most wonderful person i ever met and will ever meet. >> next with the governor's race was a profound and growing feeling of anger. >> my prayer is for him to come to a place of confession and repentance. >> there was zero, zero doubt in my mind. let me make that absolutely clear. zero doubt in my mind that mike did it. >> i was so angry because he

just sarah. yeah, just sarah. well, well, i mean, for some couples, seriously is one of the few options available to have children as part of their family. i deal it and talked to me then about the people who turned to your organization. so it's a mix of people, really. it's a women heterosexual couples, that have experienced in for tennessee the experience last, so stupid, etc. as i've tried to, i've yes, numerous times. it's women going to that have cancer and i've had that williams removed, and it's also a same sex couples who am now available to access. so we could say a to, to build that some of these as well. so it's a wide range of people that can access, so it gets in the u. k. it's a fascinating, i know that and so we're getting brotherhood. it's regulated as you were saying, you know differently around the world. it's allowed in some us states. um, it's banned in italy in spain. what, what do you do? i mean, i would, i would assume that since you are, you're pushing the altruistic model that you, that wo

to the sun and others of richard and sarah allen, -- sons and daughters of richard and sarah allen, inhis moment, our nation once again needs your leadership. as you have done for generations , to defend our most sacred ideals, to continue to organize, energize, and make your voices heard. at this moment in history, i say , let us not throw up our hands. it is time to roll up our sleeves. because we were born for a time such as this. [applause] and we love our country. we believe in the principles upon which we were founded and guided by our faith. we are prepared to fight for all that we know is right. i know that when we fight, we win. god bless you and god bless the united states of america. [patriotic music] >> c-span's campaign 2024 coverage continues with the presidential primary caucuses. watch live on the c-span network as the first votes are cast in the upcoming presidential election, along with candidate speeches and results, beginning with the i will caucuses on january 15, and the new hampshire primary on january 23. c-span, your unfiltered view of politics. >> the u.s. sen

going from here, sarah? well, i think first it's important to recognize that this um latest onslaught has absolutely failed in the face of a resistance that is unprecedented, beyond heroic, incredible, the whole world watching really a country that had declared itself invincible, backed by the world's superpower, and yet a resistance that continues. it just it takes, think everyone's breath away, we we need to salute that first and foremost, and i think it's that determination that will carry forward, and at the same time it's important to recognize that israel, the zionists have not achieved any, any of their goals, they have failed utterly except to create massive destruction and have continued ' us support at every level, from the un to the weapons, to the money uh to the political endorsement of their aims and and really the us stands exposed in front of the whole world to be really complicit and the driving force, the driving force in this crime against the whole people. well you talk about, i think tha

sarah, thank you _ relatives are still safe. sarah, thank you very _ relatives are still safe.ank you very much. - there's a call tonight for the uk to train a �*citizens' army�* to fight a war on land in the future, and it comes from the head of the army. general sir patrick sanders made his comments while highlighting the threat from russia. our defence correspondent jonathan beale is here with me. this sounds rather alarming? it may sound alarming but he is not the only person warning of a potential conflict in europe, we've heard similar from the potential conflict in europe, we've heard similarfrom the head of potential conflict in europe, we've heard similar from the head of the nato military committee, the german defence minister, even grant shapps saying we are moving from a post or to a prewar era and why are they saying this? because it russia and what it's doing in ukraine, and they do not think that is the limit of president putin's ambitions. specifically what general sanders is calling for is preparation for, in effect, mass mobilisation, the creation of a citizen

host: sarah mccammon on how timothy describes that debate.re you hearing that from members as well? guest: i hear that from democrats and abortion-rights supporters. it has been a criticism of the antiabortion movement and something they are trying to respond to with messaging around providing support for families. as he alluded to, there is a political question. philosophically, conservatives or republicans tend to be less supportive of public support for health care programs and childcare and the initiatives often ported to as ways to do that, to help low income parents and parents who might not feel fully prepared to raise a child. there is some difference of opinion within the antiabortion movement of how to navigate this. some groups since the overturning of roe v. wade have called for the entire movement to step up and advocate more support for these programs. we have seen small steps in some states where abortion rights have extended the medicaid coverage time period. other things like this proposal that passed the house and probably d

read americans like sarah allen -- great americans like sarah allen, rosa parks and congressman jim clyburnlause] and so to the sons and daughters of richard and sarah allen, as vice president of the united states, i say this. your history is america's history. and together then, we share a vision for america's future. a future where every person has the full measure of freedom and liberty. and so together we have been working towards building that brighter future in 2020 at the height of the historic pandemic, in the midst of so much loss and uncertainty, you showed up to vote. and you organized your friends and family members and neighbors to do the same. and it is because of you that joe biden is president of the united states and i am the first black woman to be vice president of the united states. [applause] and so i am here of to say thank you for your work and your leadership and your vision of what is possible for our nation. in 2020, you said we need to do something about the issue of high-speed internet. especially for our rural community, many of which i have visited in south car

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sarah? _ be obvious. how did that make you feel, sarah? well, _ be obvious.rah? well, i— be obvious. how did that make you feel, sarah? well, i was— be obvious. how did that make you feel, sarah? well, i was already i be obvious. how did that make you j feel, sarah? well, i was already on the floor. feel, sarah? well, i was already on the floor- it — feel, sarah? well, i was already on the floor. it couldn't _ feel, sarah? well, i was already on the floor. it couldn't have - feel, sarah? well, i was already on the floor. it couldn't have been - the floor. it couldn't have been any worse. ~ , ., �* , , ., worse. when you've been listening to some of what — worse. when you've been listening to some of what has _ worse. when you've been listening to some of what has come _ worse. when you've been listening to some of what has come out _ worse. when you've been listening to some of what has come out of- worse. when you've been listening to some of what has come out of the - some of what has come out of the post office inquiry, hearing that clip a little bit befor

i think sarah _ expedition? can ijust go back... i think sarah porter— expedition?ay _ expedition? can ijust go back... i think sarah porter may well - expedition? can ijust go back... i think sarah porter may well be . expedition? can ijust go back... i | think sarah porter may well be the agent's... she worked with contracting or other agencies from the yorkshire area. it is a possibility that is where be. fishing expedition isjust throwing anything around to see what comes out from it. we have seen a number of request for disclosure, did you seek and obtain the information that was sought. either by sarah porter or from either by sarah porter orfrom our prosecution agency can't write king didn't do it if they had asked me for anything i would have... you would have _ for anything i would have... you would have done _ for anything i would have... you would have done whatever they requested? we spoke earlier about the reliance of legal teams to cross disclose from other cases. here we have cartwright king, an external firm perhaps the lawyers for the case and you a

sex trafficking ring, sarah ransom alleges that the duke of york, prince andrew of the uk, the ex-us president bill clinton and the billionaire businessman sir richard branson were filmed by absteen, according to sarah ransom, a jeffrey absteen survivor, when my friend had sexual intercourse with clinton, since andrew and richard branson, sex tapes were in fact filmed on each separate occasion by jeffrey. thank god she managed to get hold of some footage of the film sex tapes which clearly identify the faces of clinton, prince andrew and branson having sexual intercourse with her. several other high-profile figures, including former us vice president al gore, actor kevin spacey, the late popstar. michael jackson, magician david copperfield and former new mexico governor bill richardson have also been mentioned in court documents. among the allegations is the claim that epstein worked for the israeli intelligence agency mosad. speaking to rt international in 2020, former israeli intelligence officer ari ben manash claimed that maxwell's father, robert maxwell and empsteen were israeli

and i think sarah hit it. this administration at all times. if joe biden doesn't know where he is, he can't keep track of everyone else. larry, i take it one step further very quickly. i think what trump presided people really miss and crave again, what i call the demock aization of information. you had the president in the information room, under wing, at the plane or helicopter waiting to take him to the plane, you had him inviting the press into oval office, showing up at different things, open press. he made himself available. that meant, larry, that the, we had an administration where people, whether you're the plumber on the job looking at your phone, the stay-at-home mom, watching the news or billionaire ceo with 30 people cure rating your social media inbound and outbound everybody received a presidential communication at the same time, whether on twitter, social or president's own voice. we are starving for that again. i think that plus draining the swamp, plus these lack of promises instead delivery

tonight -- sarah paulson, from "snl", writer and comedian punkie johnson

sarah, thank you. sarah rainsford _ moved around. sarah, thank you.ng there. l the latest police recorded crime figures for england and wales show that offences including knives or sharp instruments increased by 5% to almost 19,000 in the year to last september. but they remain lower than the year ending march 2020, at the start of the covid pandemic. the policing area with the worst statistics and highest overall crime rate for its population was, once again, cleveland. our home affairs correspondent, june kelly, reports from hartlepool. it can be very scary at night. we've got three padlocks on our back gate. i got broken into last year. i didn't want to go to work. i was getting my neighbours to check on my house while i was at work, in case they came back. hartlepool, a town with a strong sense of community, but in some areas, people speak of a constant worry, and they won't go on camera because they're frightened of reprisals. what about the police response? i rang the police, they never came out, nothing. took a crime number and that's it. nothi

governor sarah sanders welcome back. can i ask you, i know it, it is plowing old ground, but you are senior staff in white house, you were in touch with the situation room. you knew that you were working for a guy, president trump, who just might call you you know any time, day or night, and often did. how do you lose a defense secretary? governor sanders? how? for almost a week? >> you know it is beyond my comprehension, like you having worked in white house, they can find you anywhere. and not just they can, but they do. often. the idea that the secretary of defense was hospitalized and the white house did not know and president was not aware is truly beyond comprehension. however, it is sort of seem like it may be status quo for this place. joe biden doesn't know where he is half of the time, not surprising he would note know -- not know where is staff is, another reason so important we make sure that people in iowa and then across can country get out and vote for donald trump, we cannot continue down the path and all

can you talk about the relationship you formed with sarah? >> good morning.ationship i formed with sarah, i was born in japan, raised in japan so i was there teen -- was 13 and did not know anything about my black history come to learn about our heirs property and an acre been taken by eminent domain and also learning about 90% of the land -- black land loss that happened in the south itself. sarah open that door for me to really engage in helped understand the history of my african-american people, and also understanding the dynamics of my own family. amy: i want to go to a clip from "the cost of inheritance" that features you, randy, as well as the woman who contacted you sarah eisner. >> in 2019, i was speaking with my cousin bill who lives in the savannah area. bill said the quarterman family still owns this plot of 10 acres of land that george adam keller gave z quarterman in the 1800s. >> when we found out the land was given to zeek, it came alive again to us. >> august 2019, i had and i know from sarah acknowledging who her family was and if i was a de

governor sarah sanders welcome back. can i ask you, i know it, it is plowing old ground, but you are senior staff in white house, you were in touch with the situation room. you knew that you were working for a guy, president trump, who just might call you you know any time, day or night, and often did. how do you lose a defense secretary? governor sanders? how? for almost a week? >> you know it is beyond my comprehension, like you having worked in white house, they can find you anywhere. and not just they can, but they do. often. the idea that the secretary of defense was hospitalized and the white house did not know and president was not aware is truly beyond comprehension. however, it is sort of seem like it may be status quo for this place. joe biden doesn't know where he is half of the time, not surprising he would note know -- not know where is staff is, another reason so important we make sure that people in iowa and then across can'tr country get out and vote for donald trump, we cannot continue down the path and

on this, sarah keith let's get more on this, sarah keith lucas is on the bbc weather centre. i wondered if we could start of with how strong some of these gusts have been and how unusual it is? this how strong some of these gusts have been and how unusual it is?— been and how unusual it is? this is the ninth main _ been and how unusual it is? this is the ninth main storm _ been and how unusual it is? this is the ninth main storm this - been and how unusual it is? this is the ninth main storm this season l been and how unusual it is? this is i the ninth main storm this season and the ninth main storm this season and the strongest. in terms of the pressure, it was done at 947 millibars, stronger than storm kieran and storm babet but we have been talking about the gusts of wind, chris words, we saw the strongest gust of wind but widely across the country we have had gusts above 80 miles an hour so really unusual across england, wales, northern ireland and scotland to see gusts quite so strong around a large area and it's notjust the strength of mind but we have had heavy rain as

a big moment sarah? it is is a big moment sophie _ a big moment sarah?s a big moment sophie and _ a big moment sarah? it is is a big moment sophie and a _ a big moment sarah? it is is a big moment sophie and a big - a big moment sarah? it is is a big moment sophie and a big night i a big moment sarah? it is is a big moment sophie and a big night as well, one of high stakes and drama for the dup. a five hour meeting that was supposed to be private ended up being live posted on social media. we understand that the dup member responsible for leaking that material wore a wire to allow them to do so, but despite all the leak, all the tweets, the protest, at 1.00 this morning the leader of the dup sirjeffrey donaldson announced he is now preparing to bring his party back here to stormont, to restore power—sharing after a boycott of two across night people woke up news of a political breakthrough thats has been nearly two—years in the making, the lack of a functioning executive for so long has caused many issues for so long has caused many issues for the lives

sarah, lookin: is what russia is claiming. sarah, looking very _ is what russia is claiming.aiming. sarah, looking very cold out _ is what russia is claiming. sarah, looking very cold out there, - is what russia is claiming. sarah, | looking very cold out there, thank you for being with us this evening. live to mikey kay, former uk military strategic planner who spent 20 years as an raf assault helicopter pilot. he knows a thing or two about this sort of thing. love it to have you on the programme again. what do you see when you look at that video? i've been analysing it all day through the risk equation capability versus intent, if we take capability, capability is the question, does ukraine have the capability to shoot down this strategic transport aircraft? the answer is yes. they have the patriot missile system, which is a high level and site whose missile, which is more than the capability to take out a very large transport aircraft. that is a radar guarded —— guided missile system and also ukraine has the irish tv missile system, it slightly shorter range which is infra

sarah moody eventually took a plea deal. she remained on probation and electronic monitoring for nine months. what effect has all this had on your life? it kind of killed a part of me. uh, the more innocent and ignorant part of me is definitely gone. everybody who goes to jail is not a criminal. sometimes people end up in really jacked up situations, but cash bail is not the way to go for matter of fact, i'm dan lieberman in michigan now. next on matter of fact, million of children flee war with emotional scars. even if children are removed from the threat, that doesn't mean that they feel psychologically safe. this psychologist explains how to help the youngest victims of war heal. plus, my passion for digital inclusion and technology started when i was nine. what started as one man's effort to give away computers is now changing thousands of lives. we'll tell you how and why several states are considering changing, how they determine who is on the ballot. you're watching. matter of fact, america's number one nationally syn

thank you, sarah orchard are rugby - you, sarah orchard are rugby reporter in london. model was rejected by those teams currently in the second tier. the two remain opposed on how to improve the financial stability of clubs as plans are considered for a new look championship in 2025, while the rfu said it had been consulting with clubs in the division for "over a year" and hoped they would "choose to be part of what could become a more thriving and sustainable second professional tier". we've got a series of undecided issues around players either on minimum standard, governance, commercial, none of these things have been worked out. so how are you supposed to sign up for something when you haven't even got all the details? and on the funding is 50% lower than six years ago. it's not a recipe for bringing people on board. i remind everyone that there was a i was a member ten years in among the council now. they exist for us, not the other way around. the rfq is the guardian of the whole game. and it's their responsibility to help the game grow on all levels. —— rfe you.

great americans like sarah allen, rosa parks and congressman jim clyburn.plause] and so, to the sons and daughters of richard and sarah allen, as vice president of the united states i say this: your history is america's history. together we share a vision for america's future. a future where every person has the full measure of freedom and liberty. together, we have been working towards building that brighter future. in 2020, at the height of a historic pandemic, in the midst of so much loss and uncertainty, you showed up to vote. you organized friends and family members and neighbors to do the same. it is because of you that joe biden is president of the united states and i am the first black woman to be vice president. [cheers and applause] i am here to say thank you for your work and leadership and your vision for what is possible for our nation. in 2020, you said, for example, we need to do something about the issue of high-speed internet. especially for our rural communities, many of which i have visited in south carolina. from the upstate to the midla

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he loved cars. >> he bought two and one month. >> reporter: and sarah?r talking diamonds? >> watches, earrings, bracelets, she loved to decorate her home, custom drapes, custom upholstery on couches, and a couple of months ago, by and she will change everything up again. >> reporter: it was an embarrassment of riches. but behind the gates of their memphis mansion, there was trouble in paradise. >> he was a rock star, and it being a rock star comes certain temptations that come at you. >> she was having affairs as well? >> things like that, yes. with a majority of my patience with sensitivity, i see irritated gums and weak enamel. sensodyne sensitivity gum & enamel relieves sensitivity, helps restore gum health, and rehardens enamel. i'm a big advocate of recommending things that i know work. feeling ughh from a backed up gut? miralax works naturally with the water in your body to help you go... ...free your gut. and your mood will follow. for 8 grams of fiber, try new mirafiber gummies. hey, you should try new robitussin honey medi-soothers for long-last

this mornin: condition of sarah ferguson? this morning she _ condition of sarah ferguson?n instagram message saying she was shot by finding out that she had been diagnosed for a second time with cancer in the space of a little over six months. she has spoken about being in good spirits and glad to have the support of her family and friends but it must have been quite a blow to her in what has been a year of ups and downs and i think now people wonder if what happens next and hoping the best for her. undergoing examination is to make sure this has been caught early. this sure this has been caught early. as we saw in that report, we were and we saw in that report, we were and we are expecting king king charles to be admitted to hospital at some stage this week for treatment on his prostate. d0 stage this week for treatment on his rostate. ,., ~ ., stage this week for treatment on his rostate. ~ ., ., , ., ., ., prostate. do we know anymore or not? we do not know— prostate. do we know anymore or not? we do not know when _ prostate. do we know anymore or not? we do not know wh

sarah ransom claims that empstein kept sex tapes involving prominent people. an email sent to the court investigating efstein's sex trafficking ring. sarah ransom alleges that the duke of york, prince andrew of the uk, the ex-us president bill clinton, and the billionaire businessman sir richard. were filmed by abstein. according to sarah ransom, a jeffrey abstein survivor, when my friend had sexual intercourse with clinton, prince andrew, and richard branson, sex tapes were in fact filmed on each separate occasion by jeffrey. thank god, she managed to get hold of some footage of the film sex tapes, which clearly identify the faces of clinton, prince andrew, and branson having sexual intercourse with her. several other high profile figures, including former us vice president, al gore, actor kevin space, the late popstar michael jackson, magician david copperfield and former new mexico governor bill richardson have also been mentioned in court documents. among the allegations is the claim that epstein worked for the israeli intelligence agency mosad, speaking t

bill clinton threatened vanity fair magazine not to publish sex trafficking articles related to fsd sarah ransom is one of the other victims of epstein's sex trafficking ring who have broken their silence. this has been a very complicated uh legal case and "i don't think any victim should ever have to go through what i've gone through or what any eppene survivor has gone through, should never have been this hard. it was like being victimized again and again after the fact. well, it's like being raped again by the system. that's exactly what it was. we were raped by jeffrey and gilan and the system raped us again, and technically, uh, if the..." fbi and the governmental institutions listen to maria farm in 1996, i wouldn't have been rapped. lizstein, the other survivor, uh, i was 10 years old when she was being trafficked, i was 10, i'm not 37, i was 10 when she was being raped, now at 37, i'm turning 38 in august, why has it taken this long to... get one conviction and who is responsible behind that? who are the people covering for these traffickers? because this was an international sex

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sarah matthews: at the end of the tweet, he used the phrase stay peaceful. kayleigh mcenany shared with me that he did not want to include that and that it took a lot of convincing on their part that was extremely alarming to me. jake tapper: the rioters were getting trump's messages in real time as heard on walkie talkie communications between rioters. speaker: trump just tweeted, "please support our capitol police. they are on our side. do not harm them." speaker: he didn't say not to do anything to the congressmen. [laughter] kaitlan collins: i think what the committee showed about trump's tweets is that they do take them literally. his messages were received by the people who were there at the capitol very loudly. jake tapper: at any moment during the siege on the capitol, the president could have addressed the country live from the white house. sarah matthews: there's a camera on in the white house briefing room at all times. he could have walked over there, could have been on camera almost instantaneously and blasted out a message to the american peopl

but now it's back tojon and sarah. hello, this is breakfast with sarah campbell and jon kay. touch to share your own experiences. we have had tonnes of we have had tonnes of texts we have had tonnes of texts and we have had tonnes of texts and e—mails. 0ur reporterjayne mccubbin joins us live from blackpool carers centre now, which provides advice, support and respite for unpaid carers as well as young adult carers. morning. good morning, everybody. let me say good morning to the fabulous team down at blackpool carers centre. let me do the introductions. alison, emma, julie and carla, they make it all happened down here. we are going to talk to you in a minute. but come with me because as sarah said, there is the reason we are down here this morning, we started a conversation last week asking a question, who cares for the carers in 202a? and so many of you got back in touch that we knew we had to keep this conversation going. because places like this are so necessary but few and far between. before we hear more about it, i wanted to have a look at this film which touches on s

sarah rainsford there, do stay safe _ previously.sly. sarah rainsford there, do stay safe there in _ previously. sarah rainsford there, do stay safe there in kyiv. - stay with us here on bbc news. we are waiting for rishi sunak to give a statement to parliament very shortly on those overnight air strikes in yemen. stay with us for that. good afternoon. more heavy rain and strengthening winds as storm joceleyn rolls in from the west, and this just serves to hamper the clear up this just serves to hamper the clear up after storm isha from sunday night with trees and is already weak and the ground already saturated as well, so worsening conditions through today, and then tonight severe gales developing in the far north and west. for the rest of today, wind warnings coming into force in much of the northern half of the uk, heavy rain across north—west england in south—west scotland and wales, some places could see as much as 60 millimetres of rain. it is largely dry in the south and east, very mild with a lot of cloud and outbreaks of dr

sarah, some will see _ struggling with addictions.e will see this deal— struggling with addictions. sarah, some will see this deal is - some will see this deal is detrimental to unionism. look what happened to david trimble and ian paisley. what could happen, do you think? i paisley. what could happen, do you think? ~' paisley. what could happen, do you think? ~ , think? i think there is the potential— think? i think there is the potential obviously - think? i think there is the potential obviously for . think? i think there is the - potential obviously for things to fall apart, potential obviously for things to fallapart, despite potential obviously for things to fall apart, despite the fact there are people in the dup who are happy about this. obviously the other night when somebody leaked the audio ofjeffrey donaldson and it went to the press, it was embarrassing. it is quite clear some are not happy with this deal. but they were told that the sea border had been removed and this deal has welcome improvements but the seaboard is st