., , theo? pakistan has recalled its ambassador— theo?ts ambassador to iran _ theo? pakistan has recalled its ambassador to iran -- - theo? pakistan has recalled its ambassador to iran -- what - theo? pakistan has recalled its| ambassador to iran -- what are theo? pakistan has recalled its - ambassador to iran -- what are they doinu in ambassador to iran -- what are they doing in balochistan? _ ambassador to iran -- what are they doing in balochistan? the _ doing in balochistan? the relationship between pakistan and iran is described as a brotherly but where do you see the relationship now given that diplomatic tensions are ratcheting up at the same time as military? what i would say, in the last 18 months that i spent as the last 18 months that i spent as the foreign minister of pakistan, one of the countries we had the most engagement with but the most improvement in our bilateral ties with is between pakistan and iran. the last five years, in fact. i do hope, the ball is very much in tehran a's court but i hope this does not lead to a

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theo leggett, thank ou flagship aircraft. theo leggett, thank you very _ flagship aircraft.much _ flagship aircraft. theo leggett, thank you very much indeed. . a rocket has blasted off from cape canaveral in florida, carrying the first american spacecraft to attempt a moon landing for half a century. if all goes well, the peregrine1 robot — developed by astrobotic — would be the first—ever soft lunar landing by a private company. launched in cooperation with nasa, it's the first of six commercial robot—lander missions planned for this year, in which the nasa will be, in effect, a passenger, studying the moon's surface. earlier i spoke to planetary scientist dr hannah sargeant — she said that a commercial lunar landing has been tried before. there has been a few different attempts. a private company attempted lunar mission. they didn't subtly learn so hopefully this will be the first successful soft landing of a commercial lander. commercialising space. has been most of the financial side, the economic activity, has been driven in space for earth economy, i believe. you deve

tomorrow morning. 0k, theo, and we have any _ of that tomorrow morning. 0k, theo, and we have any reactionng. 0k, theo, and we have any reaction from - of that tomorrow morning. 0k, theo, | and we have any reaction from people in port talbot? 0f and we have any reaction from people in port talbot? of course, huge worry, i am in port talbot? of course, huge worry, iam guessing, in port talbot? of course, huge worry, i am guessing, 3000 jobs? in port talbot? of course, huge worry, iam guessing, 3000 jobs? we worry, i am guessing, 3000 “obs? we don't worry, lam guessing, 3000 jobs? - don't have any reaction as yet, because the announcement has not been made. however, outside the union meeting today, i did speak to the national officer of the gmb. 0bviously the national officer of the gmb. obviously the unions want to tell their members before they can officially say that any of this is going on, but my understanding is that tata will push ahead with its plans and this is what gmb's national officer had to say. fiur national officer had to say. our exerts national officer had to say. our exnert

hi, theo. bring us up to speed. hi, theo. always a pleasure. happening ? yes was happening? yes >> well, it's been a day of grilling for stephen bradshaw, who was part of the investigation team investigating . nine subpostmasters and sub post mistresses. now, today we've been going through some of his written evidence and he's been questioned about his character, how he conducted himself and his interaction with other colleagues. and in the last hour or so, it started heating up in that inquiry room as he was asked direct questions by some of the legal representatives of dozens of subpostmasters and postmistresses who were convicted wrongly convict . and convicted wrongly convict. and now, in the last hour or so, we heard this. now, janet skinner, she's a subpostmaster and she was interviewed by bradshaw and diane matthews, his colleague , diane matthews, his colleague, and she made 116 calls to the national business support centre about horizon . and bradshaw says about horizon. and bradshaw says he was only there during the interview. but eve

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, who is live outside the inquiry in central london, and theo , what have we been and theo, what haveearning this morning ? learning this morning? >> yes. well stephen bradshaw is put into worth to mention that he's been working for the post office since 1978. and today he has been quizzed by julian blake, a lawyer , asking him blake, a lawyer, asking him about his professionalism , about about his professionalism, about his written statements, particularly when it comes to the issue regarding the subpostmasters and postmistresses. now he was involved as an investigator for the post office in a case involving nine subpost masters and postmistresses regarding their criminal intent allegation. and today he's been quizzed about some of the information that he receives, particularly during a time when there were concerns from postmasters. their stories going out into the press , and bradshaw out into the press, and bradshaw was asked about this and he said he simply didn't have the information from those higher up information from those higher up in the organisation. but he was heanng in

here's our business correspondent, theo leggett. it's been the same for generations.ering letters. it is a service royal mail is still obliged to offer by law, but it is struggling to maintain it. and that leaves people like peter from ormskirk feeling frustrated. years ago you would know your postman or postwoman because it would be the same person week in, week out for quite a long time. now we find every time we have a delivery it is a different person. so you get wrong deliveries, you get no deliveries, i don't think they know the rounds quite so well. now ofcom says the six day service could be reduced to five or even three days a week. and deliveries could be slowed down, with most letters taking three days to arrive, although urgent post could still be delivered next day. what we are saying today is the number of letters we are sending since 2011 has halved. so something has got to give or the service willjust be too costly, and either stamp prices will go up, or it will become unsustainable. so we are opening up a debate on this today, we are not proposing a s

yacen adly, oliviera and theo hernandez scored for the winners.aredes scored the only goal for the visitors. currently in italian championship, the red-blacks take third place, earning 42 points. the gap from leading inter is 9 points. roma is ninth, the squad has 29 points. this was the sports day, kristina kamysh was working in the studio, all the best! the skin hero of may is learning a non-paustory history of life and creative development , i saw a concrete pot, i show it to roma , i say, i need it, well, that’s actually how our journey into the concrete world began, i’m probably going somehow like this step by step along the steps, i’m in time for everything, in basically everything in my life it comes when it needs to come, and i am very happy with my life. on our tv channel, you have a plan b, there is a b, a c, and a d, i’m your magician, the thirty-two-year-old tardigrade waved her wand and rushed along the highway with an aigak, what hello sister, how are things with you? child, there won’t be any child, as there won’t be , at least now,

theo hypocrisy abounds, and please note the governor in georgia signed that law on the 56th anniversaryoday, in states across our nation, extremists propose and pass laws to attack a woman's freedom to make decisions about her own body. [cheering]g] laws that would even -- make no exception for rape and incest, and let usmr all agree - one does not have to abandon belief to agree the government should not be telling her what to do with her body. [applause] freedom, every person in our nation has a right to live safe and from the horror of gun violence. and yet today, these so-called■j leaders stand by and refuse to pass reasonable gun safety laws to help protect our children and places of worship. every person in our nation has a right to be who they are and love who they love openly and with pride and yet this past year, extremists have proposed our passed hundreds of laws targeting lbgtq pevery person ia right to be free to learn and acknowledge our country's true and yet today -- extremists passed book 2024. and then -- they even tried to erase overlook and rewrite the ugly parts of

theo leggett, bbc news.ming next. for everyone else, i will be back with your headlines. see you soon. hello there, rightly so, the weather story has been dominated by the storms across the uk this week, but something that's been a little bit overshadowed is the feel of the weather. cast your mind back to last week, we had lying snow in highland scotland and an overnight low of —15. this morning, yes, it was windy, but with a lot of cloud around noticeably milder, 5 degrees. now, one of the reasons for this, storm jocelyn pulls away to the near continent is a change of wind direction to a south—westerly, a milder source. that's pushing this milder air right across the country as we go through the remainder of today and into tomorrow. there's still some showers around, some of them quite frequent as well, accompanied by gusty winds across the far north of scotland. but some of these showers should thin out for the remainder of the afternoon and one or two perhaps into northern ireland. there will be some hazy

here s our business correspondent, theo leggett.ed models hit the road in the uk. that's one in every six new cars. but there is a problem. although sales of electric cars did go up last year, for manufacturers they didn't go up nearly fast enough. in fact, their share of the market overall was unchanged. and that's a big problem, because this year manufacturers have to meet strict new government targets for selling electric cars. if they don't meet them, they will be faced with very heavy fines. from this year, 22% of all new cars produced must be zero emission, in other words electric or hydrogen—powered. but by 2028 it will be 52% — more than half. and by 2035 all new cars will have to be emissions—free. electric vehicles have proved popular as company cars, because they attract very low rates of tax, but people within the industry say they're still too expensive for most private buyers and government help is needed to boost sales. one of the things we are advocating is a vat reduction on electric vehicles for those private buyer

>> on their review of the text we will give members time t theo the floor. that's for sure and as for amendments and how to deal with the floor leader mcconnell and the will have the work that out once we come to an agreement. yes maam. [inaudible] >> look one of the things we to discuss is the appropriations process because there will be a need for new money and we are all discussing how much is there and there are some disagreements. we are trying to come to an agreement. >> the republican party admitted they would accept a call from eyes and the perfect deal and why not include in the negotiations now of ion from him now before a deal? >> speaker johnson at the mom said the only way he will pass the bill is h.r. 2. as i said to him repeatedly and publicly until i'm blue in the face you can't do this bipartisan that's not a bipartisan solution. senator mcconnell and i both believe the senate moving first with hopefully as good a margin as we can get will then help us prevail upon the house to do something bipartisan as well. >> is the border funding in the

theo leggett, bbc news.'s speak to david learmount an aviation safety expert who has been following the investigation. what really gets to me is that these bolts literally are not tight enough and it seems like a simple thing but it has ended up being pretty catastrophic. how could that have been allowed to happen? it is difficult to _ been allowed to happen? it 3 difficult to imagine how such a simple thing that really did not need to happen could have been allowed to happen. let's remind ourselves that these might be coincidental to the actual cause and they may find something else but i think it is actually quite probable that the loose bolts have something to do with this. what we are talking about here is simply quality control, quality control of maintenance and quality control of the delivered aircraft and all of its components. this aircraft had only been in service with alaska airlines for less than three months so it is really, really young aeroplane still with a new car smell. so there is no excus

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theo leggett, bbc news.ose both its blast furnaces in port talbot this year. most of the jobs will be lost from the site in south wales. let's go there now and join our wales correspondent hywel griffith. hywel, a bleak day for the community there. yes, you mentioned those two blast furnaces there, they are there behind me, they are in operation 2a hours a day 365 days a year, but by the end of this year, both will have been decommissioned, and the thousands ofjobs which go around them and supplying them in processing the liquid iron and turn it into steel, those jobs will go, too. we understand from tata a bit more detailfrom the too. we understand from tata a bit more detail from the news we broke yesterday afternoon. they say around 2500 jobs in its uk workforce will go within the next 18 months, and i understand the vast majority majority of that will go from what is known as the heavy end here. speaking to steelworkers here, this is clearly disappointing news, the news they have been dreading since the

the bbc�*s theo leggett has been following the story he told me this latest incident could have beenh worse. we should be grateful that nobody was seriously injured. the consequences if this accident had happened in a slightly different way could have been extremely severe. so what happened in this case was an unused door blew out of the aircraft when it was around 16,000 feet, and it was a few minutes from take—off. so at that point in the flight, all of the passengers would have been strapped in place, they would have had their seat belts on, and the aircraft was not travelling too high. nevertheless, there was still a sudden decompression, we have heard that the cabin door flew open, that the headsets were ripped off the pilots, that phones and other debris went out of the aperture, but if that same incident had happened at cruising altitude, which for the 737 max is about 38,000 feet, the pressure differential between outside the plane and inside would have been much greater, and people would likely... at that stage in the flight they would have been moving around the plane, they

i think we have to look at each group on a case by case basis. giorgio capiro theo of gulf states analytics, thanks for joining us. thank you. in the united nations has begun an investigation into its agency for palestinian refugees known as on raw. the organization is under intense scrutiny after it is real, choose some of its staff of being involved in the october 7th and most hair attacks doesn't become a dozen countries, including major donors like the u. s. and germany have now put their funding on hold funding, which the u. n says is sustaining millions of palestinians this trickle of you in a to is oh, many gallons have to 8 right now. an estimated one and full people, stopping in the palestinian geometry. but even these live saving supplies have been throwing into doubt of to israel accuse relief workers for the u. n. agency on risk of being involved in a mazda is october stevens attacks of the $13000.00 and stuff is in gaza. 12 have been implicated during the countries accounting for most of owners funding have now post payments. the u. n. has condemned what it calls the current al

theo no, he may be. are excellent. theo. me, luke littler for the win . win. >> yes. that's what more than 3000 fans are hoping for. his match should be starting in the next. we hope in the next half an hour or so. there's currently an hour or so. there's currently a match taking place at the moment, but the teenage sensation has been making the airwaves in the last couple of weeks , particularly as a 16 year weeks, particularly as a 16 year old. everyone who's spoken to today say, when i was 16, i wasn't doing this. he's coming up against the biggest up against some of the biggest names comes to darts. names when it comes to darts. now, , if he wins now, of course, if he wins today, he'll be in the semi—final and today he's taking on brendan dolan from northern ireland and before today he beat raymond van barneveld, who's the five time world champion . now five time world champion. now for anyone who watches darts thatis for anyone who watches darts that is a big name. so if he's beaten him and he's playing brendan today an

theo leggett, bbc news.ggestions he "doesn't get" britain. at prime minister's questions, the labour leader, sir keir starmer, asked whether mr sunak was surprised one of his own mps said he wasn't listening to what people want. in a newspaper article, the former levelling up secretary, sir simon clarke, accused the prime minister of not "getting" the country and called for him to be replaced. live now to vicki young, our deputy political editor. not the sort of headlines the prime minister wants as he prepares to face an election, is it? ida. face an election, is it? no, that's riaht, face an election, is it? no, that's right. you — face an election, is it? no, that's right. you don't _ face an election, is it? no, that's right, you don't want _ face an election, is it? no, that's right, you don't want your- face an election, is it? no, that's right, you don't want your own i face an election, is it? no, that's l right, you don't want your own side saying things like this, sir simon clarke saying that rishi

theo leggett, bbc news.of lithium used in batteries by up to 70%. lithium is expensive and mining it damages the environment. the process to find an alternative could have taken decades for humans — but ai has done it injust two weeks. our technology editor zoe kleinman reports. so much of the world's top tech relies on one thing — batteries. the race is on to find stronger, longer lasting power storage. and today, microsoft says it may have made a breakthrough. the tech giant used artificial intelligence to help create an entirely new material, to reduce the amount of lithium used in almost all batteries today. in less than a week, the ai tool churned its way through 32 million options, settling on a short—list ofjust 18 materials — with a winning combination called n2116. so, there's better energy density. so if we think about that, it could mean, for example, that i could double the number of miles on an electric vehicle, for example, because i can store much more energy in a smaller space. and from that

i think we have to look at each group on a case by case basis. giorgio capiro theo of golf state analytics. thanks for joining us. thank you. as the united nations has begun and investigation into its agency for palestinian refugee is known as on wrong, the organization is under intense scrutiny. after israel choose some of the staff of being involved in the october 7th. i'm off terror attacks. several countries, including italy, germany, and us have halted financial contributions. the agency says that unless that funding is restored, we'll have to suspend operations and garza and ross, a condo. so one of gulls as last lifelines for many here. these blue and white bags of flour, a rule that stand between them and still evasion. but with more and more of the agencies don't, is cutting off that funding. people here in the southern city of rafa, the other west. that's what i look for, told me in the stopping moonrise, 8 distribution is a catastrophe in the gaza strip. of like is it was a handout on main supports and if they still that will via salmon, like the one of the know that color is go

i think we have to look at each group on a case by case basis. giorgio capiro theo of gulf state analytics, thanks for joining us. thank you. the united nations has begun an investigation into its agency for posting and refugee is known as unreal. the organization is under intense scrutiny after is real a to some of its staff of being involved. you october 7th. i'm aust hair attacks. a dozen countries including major donors like the us in germany, have now put their funding on hold funding, which the un says is the standing millions of palestinians this trickle of you in a to is oh, many gallons have to 8 right now. an estimated one and 4 people stopping in the palestinian geometry. but even these live saving supplies have been throwing into doubt of to israel accuse relief workers for the u. n. agency on risk of being involved in how mazda is october. stevens attacks of the 13000 and stuff as in gaza . 12 have been implicated during the countries accounting for most of owners funding have now pulled payments. the u. n. has condemned what it calls the current alleged acts, but it is urging

i think we have to look at each group on a case by case basis. giorgio capiro theo of golf state analytics. thanks for joining us. thank you. the united nations has begun an investigation into its agency for palestinian refugees known as unreal. the organization is under intense scrutiny after it is related to some of its staff of being involved in the october 7th come off terror attacks. several countries including italy, germany in the us, have halted the financial contributions. agencies says that unless that funding is restored, we'll have to subsist suspend operations in gaza as the telephone was a condo. so one of gulls as last lifelines the many here, these blue and white bags of flour, a role that stand between them and starvation. but with more and more of the agencies don't, is cutting off that funding. people here in the southern city of rafa, the other west. that's what i look for, told me in the stopping moonrise, 8 distribution is a catastrophe in the gaza strip. of like is it was a handout on main supports and if they so that will be a salmon like the one that didn't know th

theo theo chikomba has this report .omba has this report. >> the computer system post office spent an arm and a leg on is faulty. it's been described as one of the worst miscarriages of justice. >> more than 700 postmasters were accused of fraud over a faulty system . for decades. faulty system. for decades. victims of the post office horizon scandal have been fighting to have their wrongful convictions overturned. less than 100 have been successful . than 100 have been successful. >> well, i've lost everything which i looked at for my whole family. the buildings, uh, the whole building, plus my house. uh reputation in the area, which i've lived for 50 years. uh i haven't been down. had to move out to the area to try and avoid seeing these people who i've known for. so many years, between 1999 and 2015. >> the post office spent millions prosecuting . 736 millions prosecuting. 736 subpostmasters based on information from a computer system called horizon. some went to prison following convictions for false accounting and t

our business correspondent theo leggett has the latest.masters were prosecuted after a flawed computer accounting system called horizon made it look as though money had gone missing from their branches. the system was made by it firm fujitsu. earlier this week, its european boss appeared before mps. today, he faced questions from the official inquiry, and he started with another apology. to the sub—postmasters and their families, we apologise. fujitsu apologises and is sorry for our part in this appalling miscarriage ofjustice. today, mr patterson explained how the company had been aware of bugs and errors in the horizon system for more than two decades. there's lots of evidence of us informing the post office of that data we have just discussed, bugs and errors, and how those bugs and errors did or did not impact the financial position as reported. mr patterson was asked why that information had not been included in witness statements used in prosecutions. i am surprised that that detail was not included in the witness statements given by

i feel like it's really hard to do that these days especially with theo internet.o doe you have any advice on w to have those productive conversations instead of just getting into an argument? >> well, for one thing try not to talk negatively about people. you can always find something good to say about people. and the fact of the matter is you can take the most left-wing person and the most right wing person they are going to agree on 90% of stuff. but we allowed the manipulators to take that 10% and massage it, grow it and make it into the most important thing when it really is not that important. we need to;h learn how to compromise my way or the highway philosophy does not work in a diverse society. so for an example taken nation -like energy have a bunch of people over here in the green corner whose sake green renewable energy is the only way with that the stop the other everything.troying the news that people say fossil fuel to go. while i would say what smart people do, what they have two get what they want. they did two things do not be mutually exclusive.

the world champion converted the penalty and seemingly revived the intrigue, but theo erna. she was killedstronger, if you bet 10,000 rubles on the hosts, you would get 21,500 back. clubs of the russian premier league are just preparing for the resumption of the season. zenit was one of the first to return from vacation. after the medical examination, the st. petersburg residents went to abu dhabi, where they will spend 2 weeks. in addition to the main players, the nearest reserve will be actively involved. now sergei semak has 31 players at his disposal. four are planned as part of the collection. at these training camps, of course, we will start more with work on gaining a functional state, we will spend the first week without matches, the second week we will play four games, well, it’s clear that we will play with different lineups, if we try for 45 in the first game the first two minutes... of the game and the final two at the end of the training camp there are already more than 60, as many as possible. in the khl, 2 weeks of the regular season are behind us in the new year. of the twe

her former rock star boyfriend, theo lengyel, who was arrested in santa cruz county.ice say a found the car near his home and they add he was not cooperative during their investigation and eventually finding human remains in berkeley's tilden park. they are waiting for dna evidence to confirm. >>> now to a live look across the bay on this wednesday. it looks somewhat clear near san francisco but in oakland and san jose , we will see some showers this morning. however, the afternoon will be mostly dry. >>> the same storm that poured rain on the bay area is now dumping snow in the sierra. interstate 80 is shut down in both directions. that is donna's summit. bad news for drivers but good for the snowpack. we have a live look for you at the sierra this morning and it is beautiful. ritual from her sister station in sacramento is in kingvale and we will have the latest from her in 30 minutes. >>> at home, all eyes are on the coastline where the storm surge could brew up more dangerous waves. is advisory will be in effect for most of the day today. here is darren peck with

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retalitory strikes against the israeli regime as fighting on the ground in the gaza strip intensifies. theo samber says it has targeted multiple israely military vehicles including america tanks on thursday. the resistance also said it blew up building where over 30 israeli forces had gathered. reports say at least five iof troopers have been killed and several others injured as a result. israel as so far confirmed the loss of over 190 soldiers since the onset of his ground invasion of gaza on october 27th. palestinian resistance groups however say the actual number of casualties amongst israeli forces is much higher and that the regime is covering up his losses for propaganda purposes. more than 500 the children were killed during the conflict. what have they? gone wrong, being born in gaza is not the crime, more than year after the war was waged by the israeli regime on the gaza strip, and approximately year after the cairo donors conference was held for rebuilding gaza, the reconstruction project is still teetering between the cruilty of the siege and the procrastination of the israeli r

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national reporter theo theo chikomba.. yes this. yes >> well, hello from the centre or the heartbeat of modern in kent. this village where we are actually this social club . actually this social club. justine. we are this social club where actually in about ten minutes or so, they are going to be given their award for the national club of the year. second year in a row, which they say we're surprised by it. but actually when having spoken to the people who are here, they're saying it's the community, it's meeting people, making friends. it's the charity work that they do here, which has made them one of the best or not. pubs really. social clubs in the country . so social clubs in the country. so yes, in less than ten minutes or so we will be seeing them get that award . it's buzzing in that award. it's buzzing in there, i'd say around 150 people are in there already, and they're very much looking forward to seeing that award for the second year in a row. >> you very much. congratulations then, to mardon village club in k

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this was the distinguished historian theo drawer, h y 105. so to the white house of a speaking in the 19 sixty's press, china is too fast to be governed by mercy. yet if chinese mind craves order, they must be brought to recognize they are the biggest factor in the world's disorder of the. and we must untangle the madness of the mind. the most difficult task in the world is to reach the minds of men who h u. what, what was really complaining about? what's the loss of a china that the imperial west could dominate eclipse from john villages? the coming war in china there as far as johnson deploys britons h. m is elizabeth. that club carry. is it going from china? i'm still here with john field. you joins me from sidney and australia while of israel is britain and strategic military partner. we're told the nature of nation media day of today that our enemies to our national security, russia and china, china holding the rotating presidency of un security council. you said the coming war on china. how have you noticed? the difference here is, are

it is unfortunate that theo leao hard into their wildly unpopular positions that anyone who disagreesposition must be influenced by some foreign actor, that it cannot simply be that we are using the only means and methods we can to voice our disapproval in their policy, that they are unwilling to accept that, except the reality -- accept the reality u. host: here is a headline you are referring to. the conversation, comments, yesterday as you pointed out. when you say that we or that i have protested, what kind of protests have you participated in, what have you done to raise your voice on this issue? caller: there have been weekly protests in chicago, john. nearly every weekend, every saturday for the most part. we march downtown. ho: do you go every saturday? caller: i try to. i am not going to give up my location so much. we all know how that goes.jm beautiful environment, a lot of highly educated people on this facts about this situation,spanning a half-century here. see it for what it is.■v host: have you been involved in other protest movements before? is this the first issue th

when i first took theo's to -- doc to defend the constitution of the united states against enemies foreign and domestic on the plane at west point when i was 17 years old and for the better part of my adult life i have spend the training and fighting foreign terrists. now as the chairman of the committee on homeland security i contend with the domestic threats this nation. the greatest domestic threat to the national security and the safety of the american people is secretary alejandra mayorkas. he, through his policies, has defied and subverted the laws passed by the united states congress. he has defied multiple court orders. he has lied numerous times to the u.s. congress. he has under oath stated things that were blatantly and obviously incorrect. has broken his oath to defend this country. even ag garland admitted the policies of mayorkas are being used by cartels to exploit the american people and make billions of dollars. putting americans at risk. hundreds of thousands of americans dead to sentinel. -- fentanyl tens of thousands of young people traffic into sex slavery, dollars was

theo chikomba . gb news. team. theo chikomba. in tewkesbury for us this morning . well, it might not be morning. well, it might not be snow there in tewkesbury, jack, but they're still struggling with the flooding, aren't they ? with the flooding, aren't they? >> yeah, definitely. if i just step out the way a little bit, you can just see some of the floodwater, some of the really stubborn floodwater that still remains now remains here in tewkesbury now one we had that one of course we had that serious flooding last week. tewkesbury much became an tewkesbury very much became an island. much the water island. now much of the water has able to recede, but has been able to recede, but there quite a bit of there is still quite a bit of stubborn water. and what we're finding of that finding with that mix of that stubborn and then stubborn floodwater and then this cold snap that got this cold snap that we've got this cold snap that we've got this that amber alert this week with that amber alert from security from the uk health security

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