yvette cooper, yeah. yvette cooper's campaign.all and he offered me a position in the shadow cabinet. i think he wanted me to keep going with the shadow chief secretary to the treasury role. and i hadn't really thought about it but my instinctive answerjust kind of captured it, ijust said to him that i'd be miserable, i'd make him miserable, and it was probably better for both of us that i don't serve. we had differences on the economy and other policy issues. i just felt that the whole of that project, i couldn't in all conscience be a serving member and say the direct opposite of what i think. everybody makes compromises in politics, you have to, that's how politics works, but i felt that that compromise would mean every day saying the direct opposite of what i think needs to happen. and i didn't think that was going to work out well for anyone. it's fascinating that you say that because it seems to me too rarely do people acknowledge that serving in the front line of politics is inevitably a compromise. you're working with a te

yvette cooper, yeah. yvette cooper's campaign.d he offered me a position in the shadow cabinet. i think he wanted me to keep going with the shadow chief secretary to the treasury role. and i hadn't really thought about it but my instinctive answerjust kind of captured it, ijust said to him that i'd be miserable, i'd make him miserable, and it was probably better for both of us that i don't serve. we had differences on the economy and other policy issues. i just felt that the whole of that project, i couldn't in all conscience be a serving member and say the direct opposite of what i think. everybody makes compromises in politics, you have to, that's how politics works, but i felt that that compromise would mean every day saying the direct opposite of what i think needs to happen. and i didn't think that was going to work out well for anyone. it's fascinating that you say that because it seems to me too rarely do people acknowledge that serving in the front line of politics is inevitably a compromise. you're working with a team of

. >> i'm yvette a mother of two teenagers and a renders parent anticipate in my local community served for 25 years as a long term resident of san francisco i watched as our city has been devastated my deep love and concern for families and encouragement from fellow san franciscans have inspired me to be the next california state senator one of my primary policies. a year state started in public safety must come first that policy is better support for first responders and crime victims and those suffering with mvnt i believe that a solid education is the remedy for children and successful recall the of three board members in 2022 and recognized by the moms for america organization for my staunch support of excellence in education and parental rights and our economy is crucial for ryan jobs and maintaining a high quality of life i will loss legislature to reduce unfair instructions and excess taxation groceries and should not be out of reach for average californians and in the bayview as a state senator hats endorse my campaign please vote for ♪ >> welcome to hamilton recreation and aqu

cooper, has accused — home secretary, yvette cooper, has accused james cleverly of a response that isused james cleverly of a response that is too weak, too little, too late _ that is too weak, too little, too late what _ that is too weak, too little, too late. what is your view? he has only had today to — late. what is your view? he has only had today to consider it, _ late. what is your view? he has only had today to consider it, but - late. what is your view? he has only had today to consider it, but i - late. what is your view? he has only had today to consider it, but i do - had today to consider it, but i do hope that the government will take very seriously the regulations i make and implement them. and do so as soon as possible. and make and implement them. and do so as soon as possible.— as soon as possible. and the fact that we are _ as soon as possible. and the fact that we are three _ as soon as possible. and the fact that we are three song _ as soon as possible. and the fact that we are three song with - as soon as possible. and the fact that we are three song with the l t

congresswoman yvette clark, thank — congresswoman yvette clark, thank you forjoining us on bbc news —costs than its predecessor and can carry bigger payloads. the flight comes after years of delays and two aborted attempts. and remember you can head to our website on our top stories. there you can see the alexei navalny team speaking about his death there. more of the top of the hour, join me then if you can. bye for now. hello there. saturday was a very cloudy day, but it was also very mild thanks to south—westerly winds bringing double digit temperatures across the whole of the uk. now, we did see some rain move into western areas through the afternoon and that rain was associated with this cloud, weatherfronts moving across the uk. now, we do have a bump in the weatherfront, which means that the rain is going to get heavier over the next few hours as it pushes across the whole of wales and most of england as well. for northern england, northern ireland and scotland, there�*ll be some clear spells and a few showers over the next few hours. and these are the kind of temperatures we�*

. >> i'm yvette a mother of two teenagers and a renders parent anticipate in my local community served for 25 years as a long term resident of san francisco i watched as our city has been devastated my deep love and concern for families and encouragement from fellow san franciscans have inspired me to be the next california state senator one of my primary policies. a year state started in public safety must come first that policy is better support for first responders and crime victims and those suffering with mvnt i believe that a solid education is the remedy for children and successful recall the of three board members in 2022 and recognized by the moms for america organization for my staunch support of excellence in education and parental rights and our economy is crucial for ryan jobs and maintaining a high quality of life i will loss legislature to reduce unfair instructions and excess taxation groceries and should not be out of reach for average californians and in the bayview as a state senator hats endorse my campaign please vote for loc >> (music). >> the work go ahead offere

the fear behind this is yvette to tar us as a long range weapon system might reach areas in russia proper. and that sort of thing. the chancellor urgently wants to avoid it. but then how does that differ to say, but example, the storm shadow grows. me sign that the you care delivered to you creating that ukraine used very effectively. that's also christmas i that's right. the, the systems are pretty similar, but still different. charles has a much longer range and it's much smaller resisting against g, p as in jamming and spoofing. so of the child's father ukrainians was a taras to reach. and as for teacher to the significant goals like this tori, the carts bridge might be much higher with this drum with weapons. but for john list and expert on security and defense policy, tomas be going to a quick look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. a bush fire in southern australia has forced more than 2000 people to leave their homes. authorities out of the evacuation from towns in the west of victoria state as a precaution, official se firefighters on the ground of

the shadow home secretary, yvette cooper , says it yvette cooper, says it demonstrates the complete chaosystem now the subject of assisted dying must be addressed, with mps warning the government that the plans needed if laws are passed on june jersey or the isle of man. dame esther rantzen is leading the calls for a fresh debate. even a referendum in the uk on the subject, saying the current legislation is simply a mess. she recently revealed she joined the dignitas clinic in switzerland after being diagnosed with stage four lung cancer , and the prince of wales cancer, and the prince of wales has condemned a rise in antisemitism . during a visit to antisemitism. during a visit to antisemitism. during a visit to a synagogue, prince william said it has no place in society as he met young people and students in london. he was told about an increase in anti—semitism since the hamas attacks in october. it was his first public appearance since pulling out of a memorial service on tuesday due to a personal matter . service on tuesday due to a personal matter. hundreds of residents have had to

that's listened to yvette late.giolini says there is nothing to stop another wayne couzens operating in plain sight i >> -- >> so although i agree with most of what the home secretary has said , i have to be really blunt said, i have to be really blunt about this . his response is too about this. his response is too weak . it is about this. his response is too weak. it is too about this. his response is too weak . it is too little and it about this. his response is too weak. it is too little and it is too late. and the lack of urgency is unfathomable to me . urgency is unfathomable to me. >> well, the police service says, you know, the national police chiefs council, uh, the various forces affected here say they are involved in trying to ensure that their vetting procedures are more robust. and when it comes to these issues of sexual offences that, uh, may have in the past been deemed to be minor , uh, they will be more be minor, uh, they will be more proactive in going after those investigations as well , proactive

cooper, labour's shadow _ at wat yvette cooper, labour's shadow home secretary, so there is a big _ we can expect— doing that, and i think we can expect that to be part of their messaging if the conservatives do lose — messaging if the conservatives do lose here. it was a complicated and difficult seat to win, — complicated and difficult seat to win, and that may well be part— to win, and that may well be part of— to win, and that may well be part of their rationale for why they— part of their rationale for why they lost _ part of their rationale for why they lost-— part of their rationale for why the lost. ., ,, , ., , . they lost. thank you very much indeed. they lost. thank you very much indeed- but _ they lost. thank you very much indeed. but is _ they lost. thank you very much indeed. but is harry _ they lost. thank you very much indeed. but is harry farley - they lost. thank you very much indeed. but is harry farley in i indeed. but is harry farley in kettering, which is where the wellingborough result will be declared. maybe in the next hour. we will keep an eye on things the

we also heard from the shadow home secretary yvette cooper who said that while she agrees with the home national police chiefs�* council chair, chief constable gavin stevens, who said that the finding has left him aghast and there is a glowing red signal to all police leaders that we must do everything humanely possible in order to enact these recommendations. so reaction to the recommendations there. stay with us. live from london. this is bbc news. an inquiry into the death of sarah everard has found that her killer wayne couzens should never have been a police officer and opportunities to stop him continuing his career and offending were missed. vladimir putin has warned the west that moving nato troops into ukraine risks a nuclear war. translation: they need to finally understand that we, too, _ have weapons, and they know that. i havejust mentioned we, too, have weapons that can strike targets on their territory. a blast skill killed scores of people waiting to aid in gaza. more 30,000 people have been killed in gaza since the conflict began on october 7th. tributes pour in for dav

thank you to jennette from sfgtv and our clerk today is yvette lopez-jessop. madam clerk could you please call the roll. >> yes. thank you. commissioner chan. chan absent. commissioner dorsey. >> [off mic]. >> present. >> commissioner engardino. >> present. >> present. >> chair mandelman. absent. vice chair melgar. >> present. >> vice chair present. commissioner peskin. >> present. >> commissioner preston. absent. commissioner ronen. >> [off mic]. >> present. commissioner safai, absent. commissioner stefani. present. commissioner walton. >> present. >> commissioner safai is now present. we have quorum. >> thank you so much madam clerk. i believe we have a public comment announcement. >> yes, i do. thank you. for members of the public interested in participating in this board meeting we welcome your attendance here in person in the legislative chamber in city hall or watch cable channel 26 or 99 depending on the provide eror stream the meeting live at our website. for those wishing to make public comment remotely the best way is by dialing 415-655-0001 and when

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chair mandelman vice chair of the board and supervisor melgar and thank you, sfgov and our clerk is yvette madam clerk, call the roll. >> supervisor chan, aye. >>

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if it's not labeled and yvette and also old without having proper test things and things, that's why they made it illegal. but without enforcing the shots that are selling it, people get into your you're not possible danger. and in the long time, some people find themselves seeking help at places like full time club, bought a drug rehab on a street to always drive most of the capital that's become known as thailand's woman temple. the patients have quite their rejection. the hard way makes mix something unpleasant, having drinks between jesus vomiting it's given to the patients every day. the only dares to cleanse the body from the inside, but the whole districts and that well, people have been coming to the therapy time pulse of decades. but since the legalization of cannabis and thailand, the monks have noticed the change they have done. if the said in the number of kind of the subjects has risen significantly since legalization fantastic. now, before most of them took off the drug, but not kind of this phone call with a mutual fund now, but it's freely available. they take care wh

yvette martinez is the executive director of the california democratic party. she says heading into the primary and looking ahead to the general election, the party is organized across the state. we have an on the ground operation are organizing team is out there in the field. so lucky that this presidential election year we can actually campaign in person reach people in communities, go canvassing, knocking on doors. she makes clear the california democratic party has not made an official endorsement in the race for u.s. senate. but martinez says she's excited about all 3 leading democratic candidates. and as for the balance of power in the u.s. house of representatives, she notes a major focus is on keep toss up seats across the state. we can take back the house if california turn some of these red states blue. so we're very exciting and we're doing everything we can to turn out every boat change things in california. so could be a cult and state jessica millan patterson is the chair of the california republican party. she says volunteers and her party have b

the fear behind this is yvette taras as a long range weapon system might reach areas in rush proper. and that sort of thing . the chancellor urgently wants to avoid it. but then how does that defer to say, for example, the storm shadow crews misaligned that the you can't deliver the ukraine that ukraine used very effectively. that's also christmas. while that's right. the systems are pretty similar but is still different. charles has a much longer range and it's much smaller resisting against g, p as in jamming and spoofing. so of the child's father, ukrainians was a tall rose to reach as strategically significant goals like this towards a cox bridge might be much higher with is a strong web. so you say that the, it's actually the john's law and not so much as his goal isn't bought, knows who is hesitant to deliver. this may assign to the ukrainians at the same time, the same jobs that keeps repeating the germany with back ukraine for as long as it takes. is that a contradiction there between these 2 positions to yes, you can see a contradiction there. you also have this contradictio

ability to make decisions become so impaired, taking the next, drank, or having that next, the drinking yvette is what the impaired. and that's one of the 1st bad decisions that people make. so it's, it's, uh if they hit the bottom line, the answer to your question is about the product of bad decisions. i wouldn't say will tie though, and certainly there's a genetic predisposition. and also how we reacted to our environment, stresses and bar environment. as i said, dual diagnosis, psychiatric conditions, age of early drinking and trauma. now from a health care standpoint, what are the direct health costs associated with alcohol addiction? yeah, the last article that i reviewed came from the c d. c. and this was published in 2019, and i think these numbers, at least for me, and i don't really have went up fits them. because after the pandemic, we did the rods in drinking during the pan them again after. but it's so tardy. steiger a numbers. the estimated loss in the united states is $249000000000.00 annually. in general, the american society of addiction medicine now gives the cost of addiction

but yvette confirmed it's 3 to 4 eggs growing inside her since there aren't any mail stingrays in the tank. the father is believed to be a one year-old bamboo shark that was put in the tank in july. another theory is that charlotte produce the embryos asexually by cloning herself. while you were won't know for sure until the sting ray delivers or maybe she just snuck out tonight. doordash announcing a winner of its all the ads. super bowl sweepstakes from pool contestants who managed to endure a lengthy code that aired during the sunday game. the winner would receive items from all of the ads that aired the total prize includes 2,468 items worth $480,000 prizes include some new vehicles, a down payment on a home and the best one big caveat that above manatees. all right. well, it's almost as good as a swag land from some of those can shows get much artichokes. you're all set. all right. that wraps up kron. 4 news at 6. we'll see you tonight at 10 ♪ ♪ >> announcer: emergency room nightmare. total chaos. he shot the video. you can still hear the tires squealing. then...

ability to make decisions become so impaired, taking the next a drink or having that next a drinking. yvette is what the impaired and that's one of the 1st bad decisions that people make. so it's, it's, uh if they hit the bottom line, the answer to your question is about the product of bad decisions. i wouldn't say will tie though, and certainly there's a genetic predisposition. and also how we reacted to our environment, stresses and bar environment. as i said, dual diagnosis, psychiatric conditions, age of early drinking and trauma. now from a health care standpoint, what are the direct health costs associated with alcohol addiction? yeah, the last article that i reviewed came from the c d. c. and this was published in 2019, and i think these numbers, at least for me, and i don't really have went up fits them. because after the pandemic, we did the rods in drinking during the pan them again after. but it's so tardy, steiger and numbers. the estimated loss in the united states is $249000000000.00 annually. in general, the american society of addiction medicine now gives the cost of addictio

ability to make decisions become so impaired, taking the next, drank, or having that next a drinking. yvette is what the impaired and that's one of the 1st bad decisions that people make. so it's, it's, uh if they hit the bottom line, the answer to your question is about the product, the bad decisions i wouldn't say will tie though. and certainly there's a genetic predisposition. and also how we reacted to our environment, stresses and bar environment as of the dual diagnosis, psychiatric conditions, age of early drinking and trauma. now from a health care standpoint, what are the direct health costs associated with alcohol addiction? yeah, the last article that i reviewed came from the c d. c. and this was published in 2019. and i think these numbers, at least for me, and i don't really have went up fits them. because after the pandemic, we did the rods in drinking during the pan them again after, but it took tardy, staggering numbers. the estimated loss in the united states is $249000000000.00 annually. in general, the american society of addiction medicine now gives the cost of addiction,

ability to make decisions become so impaired, taking the next, drank, or having that next, the drinking yvette is what the impaired. and that's one of the 1st bad decisions that people make. so it's, it's, uh if they hit the bottom line, the answer to your question is about the product of bad decisions. i wouldn't say will tie though. and certainly there is a genetic predisposition. and also how we reacted to our environment, stresses and bar environment. as i said, dual diagnosis, psychiatric conditions, age of early drinking and trauma. now from a health care standpoint, what are the direct health costs associated with alcohol addiction? yeah, the last article that i reviewed came from the c d. c. and this was published in 2019, and i think these numbers, at least for me, and i don't really have went up fits them. because after the pandemic, we did the rods in drinking during the pan them again after. but it's so tardy. steiger a numbers. the estimated loss in the united states is $249000000000.00 annually. in general, the american society of addiction medicine now gives the cost of addictio

the shadow home secretary yvette coopen shadow home secretary yvette cooper, calls those figures shockings the escalation as a failure on law and order for all the latest stories, you can sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen or you can code on your screen or you can 90 code on your screen or you can go to gb news. com slash alerts . go to gb news. com slash alerts. >> good morning and welcome to britain's newsroom on gb news with andrew pierce and pip tomson. great to have you with us this morning. >> well, the labour party is in turmoil today as sir keir turmoil again today as sir keir starmer forced to drop starmer is forced to drop a second parliamentary candidate due to alleged anti—semitic comments. >> graham jones is to have is alleged to have said that british people who volunteer to fight with the israeli defence force should be locked up. >> second action starmer has had to take this week. is he acting fast enough? no, he isn't hopeless . hopeless. >> he had two days, taken some time he took he had two days to get rid of that wretched creature in rochd

this is yvette illegal. i'm in need you to meet in the eyes of the mission of little the eyes of the mission of custom to the eyes of the child of the united nations, the child of african. you just that the chapter of you got, which all are members. the business government is welcoming the court of appeals ruling on shaming the backend. because she was 15 years old when she left her home in east london to join, i saw in syria appeal court judges said the government didn't break the law by resisting has citizenship. hello, heather says he'll keep on fighting, which could include an appeal to the supreme court. hardy faucet of corresponded was outside the court of appeal to hear the verdict. she knew bacon's lawyers made an appeal on a number of grounds, but at the center of their argument was that in 2015 when she was only 15 years old, she was a child who was grooms and exploited to the sexual purposes by i. so was that for are the victim of trafficking, as opposed to someone who had real agency in making th

the fear behind this is yvette. to tar us as a long range weapon system might reach areas in rush proper and that sort of thing . the chancellor urgently wants to avoid it. but then how does that defer to say, for example, the storm shadow grows misaligned that the you can't deliver the ukraine that ukraine used very effectively. that's also christmas i that's right. the, the systems are pretty similar but is still different. charles has a much longer range and it's much smaller, resisting against gps, and jamming and spoofing, so of the science for the ukrainians with taras to reach them. as for teacher to be significant goals, like historians, a cox bridge might be much higher with is a strong web. so you said the, it's actually the john's law and not so much as his goal is and bought knows who is hesitant to deliver. this may assign to the ukrainians at the same time, the same jobs that keeps repeating the germany way back ukraine for as long as it takes. is that a contradiction there between these 2 positions? y

johnson jr. became famous under this nickname, and this is not magic johnson, this is him, questions from yvetteice. to this theater, where, according to opera conductor boris pokrovsky, it became a trump card. name this theater. well, let marinsky, no. big, right. question and answer for 200. this famous spanish-french singer and composer, mezzo soprano winner, was the author of romances and comic operas based on the elements libretta by ivan sergeevich turgenev. name it. peredvizhniki for 400. arkhib kuinzhi was friends with this great chemist. they even claimed that he helped kuinzhe mix special luminous paints. mendeleev. peredvizhniki over 200. vasily polenov did not like this time of year. everything is out of whack. summer is full of greenery , probably right, basketball 800, if a player scores exactly that many points in a match, in four statistical indicators at once, they say that he has made a quadruple double, in my opinion there are five, no, maybe so? 10, for example, points, rebounds, assists and steals are very rare. basketball, this famous center was the first soviet basketball

the will be a clamp down. >> b|is that suits yvette nt.n on is an abuse system. yes, i'm abuse of the system. yes, i'm pretty you'll find this is pretty sure you'll find this is just way it is abuse and the just one way it is abuse and the government needs to look at lawyers because who who is it who told these people to who told these people how to game system? to be game the system? it's got to be someone with the legal knowledge to alison, know your >> and alison, you know your your quoted here saying your man's quoted here saying it's combination being your man's quoted here saying it's but bination being your man's quoted here saying it's but also :ion being your man's quoted here saying it's but also turningieing your man's quoted here saying it's but also turning a ng your man's quoted here saying it's but also turning a blind naive but also turning a blind eye. we have to be discerning. yeah fine. so there's a certain level of naivety, certain level of naivety, a certain level of naivety, a certain level eye, of level of a blind ey

the will be a clamp down. >> b|is that suits yvette nt.on is an abuse system. yes, i'm abuse of the system. yes, i'm pretty you'll find this is pretty sure you'll find this is just way it is abuse and the just one way it is abuse and the government needs to look at lawyers because who who is it who told these people to who told these people how to game system? to be game the system? it's got to be someone with the legal knowledge to alison, know your >> and alison, you know your your quoted here saying your man's quoted here saying it's combination being your man's quoted here saying it's but bination being your man's quoted here saying it's but also :ion being your man's quoted here saying it's but also turningieing your man's quoted here saying it's but also turning a ng your man's quoted here saying it's but also turning a blind naive but also turning a blind eye. we have to be discerning. yeah fine. so there's a certain level of naivety, certain level of naivety, a certain level of naivety, a certain level eye, of level of a blind eye,

yvette martinez is the executive director of the california democratic party. she says heading into the primary and looking ahead to the general election. >> the party is organized across the state. we have an on the ground operation are organizing team is out there in the field. so lucky that this presidential election year we can actually campaign and person reach people in communities, go canvassing, knocking on doors. she makes clear the california democratic party has not made an official endorsemeno in the race for u.s. senate. but martinez says she's excited about all 3 leading democratic candidates. and as for the balance of power in the u.s. house of representatives, she notes a major focus is on keep toss up seats across the state. we can take back the house if california turn some of these red states blue. so we're very exciting and we're doing everything we can to turn out every boat change things in california. so could be a cult and state jessica millan patterson is the chair of the california republican party. she says volunteers and her party ha

home office, you've got yvette coopen home office, you've got yvette cooper, very cooper, you know,ir years, you know, at the helm. keir starmer, former director of public prosecutions. knows former director of public prosjustice is. knows former director of public prosjustice is. like knows former director of public prosjusticels. like the knows former director of public prosjusticels. like the backs the justice system like the back of experienced of his hand experienced barrister, public barrister, experienced public servant they are servant i think. yeah they are the government to do it. there you go. >> em- you go. >> argue with that neil >> can you argue with that neil i changes to be made. >> i'd be interesting to see what labour does do. >> i'd be interesting to see whtbuthour does do. >> i'd be interesting to see whtbut keir does do. >> i'd be interesting to see whtbut keir starmer, law and >> but keir starmer, law and order minister, he knows order prime minister, he knows the out. the law inside out. >> it'll be it's quite a broken system now. i think you know also it will

shadow home secretary yvette cooper says it demonstrates the complete chaos in the system , completesystem, and it comes as the latest figures show illegal migration has fallen. but legal migration is up . the government data also is up. the government data also reveals small boat arrivals in 2023 were down 36% on the previous year. how ever the uk granted asylum to over 62,000 people in 2023, the highest level on record . in other news, level on record. in other news, assist a dying must be addressed with mps warning the government that a plan is needed if laws are passed on jersey or the isle of man. dame esther rantzen is among the voices calling for a fresh debate and a vote in the uk , saying the current uk, saying the current legislation is a mess. she recently revealed she's joined the dignitas clinic in switzerland after being diagnosed with stage four lung cancer. diagnosed with stage four lung cancer . the public diagnosed with stage four lung cancer. the public has been giving their view on the matter. >> i think they're going to be a lot of ramifications from this. i they

do a campaign visit here, unlike the labour leader who was here this week, and shadow home secretary yvettemessaging. harry farley. for — will be that messaging. harry farley, for the _ will be that messaging. harry farley, for the moment, - will be that messaging. harryl farley, for the moment, thank you very much. if you're just joining us, let me remind you of the result. labour have won the seat and here is how much they have won it by. gen kitchen for labour won with 13,844 votes. then we had the conservative candidate, helen harrison, on 7408, and then the referendum party coming third, ben habib on 3919. so what does that mean in terms of the share of the vote? we can take a look at that, it means that labour have a 45.9% share, the conservatives on 24.6 and reform out there at 13%. in terms of the change in the share, this is the interesting one. you can see labour up 19.5%, but that big, big fall by the conservatives, down 37.6%, the referendum up 13.6%, and just to put it into perspective for you, for the swing, there you go. from conservative to labour, 28.5. and as i said, sir k

that's what yvette cooper boats.r have said , and and keir starmer have said, and they have said nothing but platitudes and warm words on the issue of extremism . i want to issue of extremism. i want to hear them calling out anti—british islamist extremism , anti—british islamist extremism, um, and setting out how they would take action to stop it if they're a serious party of government. that's exactly what they would do . they would do. >> so as it stands , we will >> so as it stands, we will struggle to deport a two time failed asylum seeker who lied about his religion, committed a sex crime, and then allegedly doused a woman and children with acid. surely everybody can see that. that's madness . and it that. that's madness. and it needs changing when it comes to turkey's a safe country. our home secretary can apparently decide that for himself . so will decide that for himself. so will he. why didn't he overrule home office officials ? the big office officials? the big question to answer there for james cleverly,

yvette, let's start with you. why is it discriminatory? surely we weigh luggage? why not?incredibly fat phobic. i'm a travel journalist, among other things . and when i go away, things. and when i go away, whether it's on a trip or on holiday, i want to have a good time. i want to have fun. the first thing i want to faced first thing i want to be faced with is not a scale. and my weight, i mean, that's i can't think anything like as think of anything worse. like as a to a holiday. what are a start to a holiday. what are they even it sounds they even thinking? it sounds horrendous . horrendous. >> well, sally, what do you think ? why do you think this think? why do you think this airline doing because airline is doing this? because to do have quite to be honest, i do have quite a lot of sympathy with the view there that this is absolutely a horrendous . horrendous way to treat people. >> yes, it's really gone from flight shaming when people were discouraged from boarding a flight in the first place due to climate change, and now we're going the full gamut towards fat shamin

the shadow home secretary, yvette coopen shadow home secretary, yvette cooper, has called the figuressnade zoo have been enjoying a perfect valentine's treat as the public has showered them with scented gifts . gifts the with scented gifts. gifts the zoo asked people to donate their unused fragrances , which were unused fragrances, which were sprayed on sacks, filled with straw or on tree stumps to create enticing scent. trail zookeepers say the smell of perfumes and aftershaves enhances the lions sensory experiences and encourages them to explore . beautiful for the to explore. beautiful for the very latest stories, sign up for gb news alerts. scan the qr code on your screen or do go to gb news .com/ alerts . news .com/ alerts. >> thank you paula. now there's only one place to start of course, and that's the anti—semitism crisis. that's now simply engulfing the labour party . sir simply engulfing the labour party. sir keir starmer simply engulfing the labour party . sir keir starmer now party. sir keir starmer has now ditched two parliamentary candidates due alleged candidates due to

a very high—profile and sad incident just in the last 48 hours and illegal immigrant, yvette austin —d into texaco —— texaco —— texas, was released on a minor charge recently, and hejust is now accused of murdering a young couege is now accused of murdering a young college student in the state of georgia. it's a high—profile thing, and join home exactly all the issues we faced with illegal immigration, so it's notjust the civilisation, it's crime and all the bad things that can come when you have, not submit bit of number, almost 8 million people have crossed illegally since joe biden million people have crossed illegally sincejoe biden became president of the united states, so it's a major problem coming from lots of places. it's a major problem coming from lots of places-_ it's a major problem coming from lots of places. second michael, we shouldn't tire _ lots of places. second michael, we shouldn't tire all— lots of places. second michael, we shouldn't tire all migrants - lots of places. second michael, we shouldn't tire all migrants with - lots of places. second michael, we shoul

the shadow home secretary yvette coopen the shadow home secretary yvette cooper, says it demonstratesplete chaos in the system and it comes as the latest figures show illegal migration has fallen . but legal migration is fallen. but legal migration is up . the government data reveals up. the government data reveals small boat arrivals in last year were down 36% on the previous yean were down 36% on the previous year, which was a record year. however, more than 62,000 people were granted asylum in 2023. that's the highest level on record now. the delicate subject of assisted dying is the focus of assisted dying is the focus of assisted dying is the focus of a warning to the government that a plan is needed if laws are passed first on jersey or the isle of man on the subject. rallying the cry is dame esther rantzen, who is calling for a fresh debate and a possible referendum on the subject , referendum on the subject, saying the current legislation is a mess. she recently revealed she'd joined the dignitas clinic in switzerland after being diagnosed with stage four lung cancer. hundreds

we're delighted to have joining us now, the oakland school superintendent, kyla johnson-trammell and yvette, who is with kaiser permanente. thank you both for taking time to be here. we appreciate it. so $9 million. that is a lot of money to be going towards something which oftentimes you think of things going directly into curriculum or the books and the learning. but why is it that kaiser decided to invest this in the schools for this, the students and the staff? >> thanks, janet for the question. you know, first and foremost, there are several reasons that we invested in the schools. first, you know, kaiser permanente giving back to our communities and supporting our communities is a core part of who we are as an organization. and in fact, if you look at our mission statement, improving the health of our communities is explicitly called out. so it's just who we are. it's in our dna. second, you know, investing in our youth is investing in our future. and so, you know, 20 years from now sitting in these seats, you know, the students who are benefiting from from the investment that they're

chair mandelman vice chair of the board and supervisor melgar and thank you, sfgov and our clerk is yvette madam clerk, call the roll. >> supervisor chan, aye. >> domineered supervisor dorsey present and supervisor engardio present chair mandelman present. >> supervisor melgar present. >> supervisor peskin present. >> supervisor preston present. >> supervisor ronen present. >> supervisor safai? is absent. >> a supervisor stefani absent. >> supervisor walton madam clerk use the mic please. i'm sorry. >> oh, i'm sorry a can you hear me now? >> supervisor walton is present and we have quorum. and thank you, madam clerk and i'll note that supervisor safai reached out to me will be delayed but i'm going to grant that request. could you please read the public comment. >> yes. >> yes. >> remote participation: members of the public may attend the meeting to observe and provide public comment at the physical meeting location listed above or may watch sf cable channel 26 or 99 (depending on your provider) or may visit the sfgovtv website(www.sfgovtv.org) to stream the live meeting or may watch them

i was just there has been speaking to yvette lewis transformed his clinic into a century to save hundreds of abandoned animals. honeymoon passed the story facing very grim fades of being killed by his really attack or starving to death. many animals are suffering in the war on guns. i imagine is a veterinarian in russia. he has converted the roof of his clinic to hold hundreds of abandoned animals, thereby. hold on going up not if not definitely a new place is safe. rough lines held in gaza has been a major destination for displaced people, which close to sewage and the number of refugees, many of whom, particularly those coming from northern and central garza broth. they have pets with them and could not just leave them to their fate. some aid is being allowed to enter the stripe, that security checks delivery bottlenecks. and the difficulty of moving through the rubble of the wars on have hindered supplies. the harsh reality of many palestinians is that they don't have a daily means, making it difficult to provide for their pets, which on the buckle. no. the medicine and food crises mad

but when see the of but when you see the likes of yvette could be our yvette cooper could well be our humza next home secretary. humza yousaf, leader of scotland, yousaf, the leader of scotland, the our capital city, the mayor of our capital city, all themselves to all tripping over themselves to completely suella completely discredit suella braverman don't braverman and say, you don't need this woman. need to listen to this woman. well, makes me question well, it makes me question whether not they actually whether or not they actually take seriously, take the threat that seriously, especially the scenes that especially given the scenes that we saw on wednesday night. for example. >> can you take it >> well, how can you take it seriously when braverman seriously when suella braverman uses inflammatory language? seriously when suella braverman uses ifflammatory language? seriously when suella braverman uses ifflam actually anguage? seriously when suella braverman uses ifflam actually spoke ge? you know, if she actually spoke normally, know , in a kind of normally, you know, in a kind o

um, yvette cooper was on the today programme this morning talking about suella braverman comments andabour. and when asked, you know , what and when asked, you know, what do you think about this islamist threat given the fact that lindsay hoyle had essentially said, i've told by the said, i've been told by the labour party in as many words that there are mps who are being threatened and i'm therefore i'm doing something about and if doing something about it. and if cooper basically said there's nothing to see here, which is, to my mind, gaslighting her own mps, um, so there's mps, actually, um, so there's something very worrying, gaslighting the country. well, yeah. something yeah. well, there's something very about the very worrying going on about the unwillingness to address islamist terror. unwillingness to address islamist terror . and i think it islamist terror. and i think it comes from a fear about being islamophobe , in part, also just islamophobe, in part, also just an outright cowardice. and the reason why that's so toxic is we have to be very clear about making the distinct

chair mandelman vice chair of the board and supervisor melgar and thank you, sfgov and our clerk is yvette madam clerk, call the roll. >> supervisor chan, aye. >> domineered supervisor dorsey present and supervisor engardio present chair mandelman present. >> supervisor melgar present. >> supervisor peskin present. >> supervisor preston present. >> supervisor ronen present. >> supervisor safai? is absent. >> a supervisor stefani absent. >> supervisor walton madam clerk use the mic please. i'm sorry. >> oh, i'm sorry a can you hear me now? >> supervisor walton is present and we have quorum. and thank you, madam clerk and i'll note that supervisor safai reached out to me will be delayed but i'm going to grant that request. could you please read the public comment. >> yes. >> yes. >> remote participation: members of the public may attend the meeting to observe and provide public comment at the physical meeting location listed above or may watch sf cable channel 26 or 99 (depending on your provider) or may visit the sfgovtv website(www.sfgovtv.org) to stream the live meeting or may watch them

that's according to new analysis by the labour party shadow home secretary yvette cooper says it's prooflve the crisis. the government insists its policies are working , with the number of are working, with the number of crossings. last year, more than down a third compared to a year earlier . and down a third compared to a year earlier. and for down a third compared to a year earlier . and for the down a third compared to a year earlier. and for the latest story, sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen, or go to . screen, or go to. gbillionews.com/alerts. radio. welcome back to saturday morning live. >> it's time now for your weekly dose of showbiz news. and we're delighted to have our showbiz journalist from costa delighted to have our showbiz journ stephanie from costa delighted to have our showbiz journ stephanie takinosta delighted to have our showbiz journ stephanie takyi .ysta rica, stephanie takyi. >> thank you guys . >> thank you guys. >> thank you guys. >> i'm glad to be on the show. i was thinking about the show while i was away . i was like, i while i