more than seven years after the grenfell fire, sean diddy combs as he awaits trial on charges of sex trafficking. what does it mean for you? hello, i'm sally bundock. good to have you with us, very warm welcome. a spokeswoman said the president was committed relocating its residents. would be permanent.

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as you say, that bans in women's sports based on — as the order puts it — between male and female. and at the heart of this is a 1978 law called title nine education programmes — and the key words there establishments don't comply immediately — if they don't comply, they will have their funding ta ken away. continue with their work.

but it's a polarising issue, isn't it? democrats not in favour. there was one just last month — that suggests that a majority with what donald trump has just implemented. campaign, which advocates on these issues, says that it the tower block down.

shrouded in tarpaulin sincejune 2017. "forever in our hearts". it's why the government's decision to dismantle it has been met with some dismay. grenfell united, who represent many of the families of those who died in the fire, said... of their loved one's grave site is disgraceful and unforgivable. "

i also, i have my sympathy with that. for others, the tower is an unwanted and traumatising in recent history. by something like 6,000 props at the moment. the government said this is a deeply personal matter for all those affected, and it's committed the deconstruction of the tower will be a slow process. it could take as long as two years. let's get some of the

day's other news now. chief luis rubiales — as thejudicial process hermoso continues. both putellas and hermoso were part of the spanish football team which won the world cup final in sydney in 2023. churches has collapsed, killing one person and injuring several others. reported at the church. no—confidence motions in parliament. this clears the way for the government to adopt political and economic turmoil.

a left wing movement and their allies brought france has been operating with a hung parliament since a snap election last june.

they witnessed at his music label bad boy records. mr combs denies all allegations.

..rising to fame through his new york hip—hop label, bad boy records. with all that money, he just became, like, a different guy. daniel evans worked at the label in the early days. my role was to oversee the recording budgets. there was one time where somebody messed up something. you know, "i could hire somebody to get rid of you, and they wouldn't even know where to find you." anything's possible. drugging and assault. these photos, taken

from a lawsuit, show him i mean, we have cases where the allegations happened at hotels, that this happened at bars, that this happened backstage. and, of course, we're still sifting through all of that. behind this door is where his old recording studio used to be. former staff have told me that sean combs would often bring

to have sex with people in the studio. if they had a speciality in something, yeah, they would be flown in. yeah. thousands of dollars. and he says there's one moment that's played on his mind ijust opened the door, and he's in there, you know, she was so quiet. yeah.

for now, he's being held here inside one of new york's and if you're watching here in the uk there's more more than 11,000 people have already left the popular tourist destination in recent days.

but not all — maori chiefs signed an agreement with the british crown. certainly indigenous campaigners that a bill

further indigenous new zealanders. now, supporters of these proposed changes say but concern over the treaty of waitangi is really a symptom of these tensions between indigenous yaliouys,legalychallenges government, a left—of—centre government, for many years. that was defeated in 2023 by christopher luxon and his centre—right coalition.

celebrating its 185th birthday. that new zealand is a country heading towards unity, and he was sharing his vision for shared prosperity between indigenous and non—indigenous people. and protests highlighted by continuing tensions government of mr luxon. of what she perceives as an unjust backlash against the metoo movement.

in nearly 100 years to receive an academy award nomination for directing. got audiences animated. flashing images in this report. there's been a slight misuse of the substance. a modern cautionary fairy tale, the substance is a grisly, host, elisabeth — played by demi moore — more grotesque. fargeat is nominated for both best director

and academy awards. she says she made the film to reflect her own turmoil at society's perceived judgement of her getting my life is done." and ifelt like if i didn't do something about that, in some ways, it is a a cry of rage for all women, though, in some ways, it is a cry of rage for all women, though, and the way society has focused on our bodies. absolutely. and, yeah, that was my — you know, my way of saying it. much, you know, violent and excessive, because that's the way i have felt my whole life, till nowadays, fargeat�*s first feature — 2017's revenge — was also gory.

at the cannes film festival. fargeat�*s the only woman nominated for best director of shocked and surprised when i heard the numbers had been nominated. and i think it's exactly an example that shows, you worry that we've lost momentum — there is less

and i'm really shocked to hear this, you know? put her — a star of cinema from the 80s and 90s — back in the spotlight that fargeat satirises. the favourite to take the oscar — but the director thinks this is not representative of a cultural shift. i still think that the fact that, you know, this is so much

and a lot of fake blood — is certainly some of emma jones, bbc news. next, the top news and we will focusing on bank we will be focusing on the bank of which will decide of england. which will decide" " whether to cut the borrowing in the uk. most of borrowing in the uk. most believe today they will chop interest i be interest rates. i will be back interest rates. i will be back in a moment. high pressure dictates the weather trend at now, we keep those clear skies,

and so thursday morning to thursday morning — even some patchy fog, as well. both the frost and the fog will lift away, and for many, we're going to see a lot more in the way of sunshine — a beautiful winter's day. now, there will be a little bit of cloud and a bit could drive in through essex and kent. start — 7—9 degrees. of high pressure's drifting off into scandinavia, and we start direction, a cooler source — but it will drive in more cloud.

starting to develop, it will push in some the best of the sunshine stays out to the north and the west. as we go through friday. but it will feel noticeably cooler when you factor to see high pressure with us. as it's staying cold. to stay with us. and don't forget, if you want more details for your area —

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