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. . and also put it somewhat in the ast, ., ., , and also put it somewhat in the ast. ., ., , ~' andhat in the ast. ., ~ ,, , past. that was mark stevens giving his le . al past. that was mark stevens giving his legal assessment _ past. that was mark stevens giving his legal assessment of _ past. that was mark stevens giving his legal assessment of the - past. that was mark stevens giving his legal assessment of the story. | so just a reminder about that russell brand story. several british media outlets are reporting that the comedian russell brand has been accused of rape, sexual assaults and emotional abuse over a seven year period at the height of his fame. the reports claim that four women have alleged sexual assaults between 2006 and 2013. russell brand says he �*refutes' the claims. you can find more on the story if you had to our website and log on and go to there. it's been one year since the death of mahsa amini, the kurdish iranian woman who died in custody — an event which sparked months of anti—government protests in iran. she died after being arrested for not dressing i

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ceremonies of the olympics in the -ast? ~ ~ ceremonies of the olympics in the -ast? ~ . , ., ceremonies of the olympics in the ast? ~ . ., past? which moment where you most roud of? past? which moment where you most proud of? probably _ past? which moment where you most proud of? probably the _ past? which moment where you most proud of? probably the moment. - proud of? probably the moment. audaci , proud of? probably the moment. audacity. i _ proud of? probably the moment. audacity. i am — proud of? probably the moment. audacity, i am a _ proud of? probably the moment. audacity, i am a writer _ proud of? probably the moment. audacity, i am a writer and - proud of? probably the moment. audacity, i am a writer and i - proud of? probably the moment. audacity, i am a writer and i was| audacity, i am a writer and i was the representative of emmanuel macron. for me it was away to give away a new definition of the french language and that french language does not belong only to french people but to anyone who likes it or wants to speak it and of course the people from africa,

in the ast. . . , ., past.ating _ past. i am arresting you on facilitating entry _ past. i am arresting you on facilitating entry of - past. i am arresting you oni facilitating entry of non-uk facilitating entry of non—uk nationals into the country. conditions of modern slavery. to understand more, we made contact with a vietnamese smuggler in the uk. we will call him... it smuggler in the uk. we will call him- - -— call him... it is a very lucrative _ call him... it is a very lucrative business. if| call him... it is a very i lucrative business. if you call him... it is a very - lucrative business. if you have a good reputation declines come to you. no fuss, no violence. he arrived in britain earlier this year by small boat. he is now claiming asylum. she became involved in smuggling years ago running a gang in front when people hit on lorries rather than taking small boats. later, he moved back to vietnam and again forging documents for people trying to get visas in europe. we have agreed to keep his identity

items from archbishop tutu's ast? ~ . items from archbishop tutu's ast?and we know _ past? we live in a digital age, and we know that _ past? we live in a digital age, and we know that digitising i past? we live in a digital age, l and we know that digitising the ip of these global like —— this global icon will enable us to make them accessible to the world, way beyond my generation. we have always had a physical archive, generation. we have always had a physicalarchive, but generation. we have always had a physical archive, but now with digitisation, and the platform we have built and designed, we will be able to not only upload the physical items we have, but also reach out and connect with archives in other parts of the world. we know there is archives at king's college, king's college has the most extensive archives on desmond tutu's ministry from his time as a student through to his last days. the us, particularly at which was his point of the last assignment as a visiting professor, they have extensive tutu archives. —— tutu archives. we believe we

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he from what we might have heard in the ast? . , from what we might have heard in the ast?., ~ ., ., past? he was thanking all of those workin: in past? he was thanking all of those working in humanitarian _ past? he was thanking all of those working in humanitarian and - past? he was thanking all of those working in humanitarian and other| working in humanitarian and other settings. like the nhs in the uk, or the 5500 catholic apostles around the 5500 catholic apostles around the world. he was saying to all of us beyond that what has been missing this year that... what could be missing going forward is those who have suffered in very extreme positions and that we are missing their voice and their cry and that their voice and their cry and that the beauty of the arrival of this little baby this baby reaching out his hand saying please, guys, rebuild. �* ., _, ., his hand saying please, guys, rebuild. �* ., ., rebuild. and a recognition as well that when we _ rebuild. and a recognition as well that when we feel _ rebuild. and a recognition as well that when we feel threatene

ast. , . , , _ past.y have been comments by the mayor of paris when _ past. they have been comments by the mayor of paris when it _ past. they have been comments by the mayor of paris when it came _ past. they have been comments by the mayor of paris when it came to - mayor of paris when it came to israel, could you tell us more? there have been one or two questions recently with israel�*s attack on gaza following the hamas terrorist attack on israel. should israeli athletes be allowed to compete? there are many international lawyers, israel is being examined at the international court ofjustice at the moment on charges of crimes against humanity. that israel should not be competing either or not under the israeli flag. that has been completely dismissed by both the mayor of paris and by the head of the ioc. many would agree with them, the ioc. many would agree with them, the situation between russia and israel are entirely different. what israel are entirely different. what i would say is that i also rep

. ~ :, shouldn't be weighed down by the ast, . ., ., , shouldn't be weighed down by the ast. . :, .,nge. _ past. we are ready and we know it is a difficult challenge. it _ past. we are ready and we know it is a difficult challenge. it is _ past. we are ready and we know it is a difficult challenge. it is a _ past. we are ready and we know it is a difficult challenge. it is a great - a difficult challenge. it is a great opportunity for this team to make history and give people memories of england/germany y fixtures. england know the euros _ england/germany y fixtures. england know the euros have _ england/germany y fixtures. england know the euros have reached - england/germany y fixtures. england know the euros have reached a - know the euros have reached a decisive stage. chris waddle was another to experience the anguish of failure from the spot, in the semifinal of the 1990 world cup and urged the team to ensure a shoot—out is not needed. it urged the team to ensure a shoot-out is not needed-— is not needed. it will prey on op them we are — is not needed. it will prey on op them w

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do you think that it's a thing of the ast? ., s. do you think that it's a thing of the ast?a thing of the past?— do you think that it's a thing of the ast? ., i, , i, i, the past? you can always have a crisis and _ the past? you can always have a crisis and major _ the past? you can always have a crisis and major supply - the past? you can always have a i crisis and major supply disruptions, imagine the pressure is on the middle east spreading, so far they have not resulted in supply losses but imagine they could result in major supply losses and of course we will see price spikes but the difference is how long the spikes last. you have bought supplies coming from outside the middle east in terms of growth, last year and this year from the us and canada and kiana, the new kid on the block. so this reduces the extent of the crisis, its duration and burden, we are not as dependent on oil as we were 50 years ago so demand is much more responsive and sensitive to prices but compared to 73 when consumers did not have as many options as they have today. thank ou so options as they

it more attention than it has done in the ast? . , . more attention than it has done in the ast?st? it was all those are going to be a more marked _ the past? it was all those are going to be a more marked occasion - the past? it was all those are going to be a more marked occasion thisl to be a more marked occasion this year because you russia has invaded ukraine. 0ne year because you russia has invaded ukraine. one of the tradition is that people like candles to create the holodimir. they can't do that this year because there is no electricity. because yes, as you said earlier it was politcised. the ukrainian president make a comparison in a social media posts. he said about the russians. 0nce he said about the russians. once they wanted to destroy us with hunger. now with darkness and cold. he added. we cannot be broken. if the ukrainian president once the holodimir to the ukrainian president once the holodimirto be the ukrainian president once the holodimir to be internationally recognised as a genocide. the german parliament is about to vote on that. it matters to him whethe

. �* . , stories that have occurred in the ast, �* . , ., ~' a, stories that have occurred in the ast very much indeed _ past. alice enders, thank you very much indeed for _ past. alice enders, thank you very much indeed forjoining _ past. alice enders, thank you very much indeed forjoining us. - past. alice enders, thank you very | much indeed forjoining us. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. in medway the council is consulting on a scheme to stop vehicles using roads close to schools at peak times, including the one outside this watches the primary. to be honest i think it is a great idea, it can get manic especially around any of these areas because there is any of these areas because there is a lot of schools and a lot of traffic. if it goes ahead the scheme will be similar to this one in london, drivers caught on camera during drop—off or pickup times will be fined unless they are residents, have businesses in the street or are working at the school. what have businesses in the street or are working at the school.— working at the school. what we are seeinu in w

. ., ,., , violence should now be well in the ast. ., , , ., violence should now be well in the ast. living in fear. i past. nobody should be living in fear- i accept— past. nobody should be living in fear. i accept that _ past. nobody should be living in fear. i accept that the _ past. nobody should be living in fear. i accept that the peace i fear. i accept that the peace process _ fear. i accept that the peace process isn't probably perfect, but neither_ process isn't probably perfect, but neither is— process isn't probably perfect, but neither is the political process, but the — neither is the political process, but the two things we have is to processes— but the two things we have is to processes and when they converge then this _ processes and when they converge then this society will be far hetter~ _ then this society will be far better. , . ., ., better. the imperfect nature of the eace is better. the imperfect nature of the peace is underlined _ better. the imperfect nature of the peace is underlined by _ better. the imperfect nature of the peace is underlined by the - bette

the ast. . ~' ,, .of coronavirus amid a surge in new cases and a shortage of vaccines that can reduce the spread of the disease. france has introduced a partial lockdown — with 21 million people in 16 areas, including paris, among those affected. in poland, non—essential shops, hotels, cultural and sporting facilities are also closed for three weeks — as the country has seen the highest new daily cases since november. germany's chancellor, angela merkel, has also said the country is at risk of having to re—impose lockdown measures as it copes with an �*exponential rise' in coronavirus cases. meanwhile, in the uk, the vaccine roll—out programme has reached a new milestone, with health secretary matt hancock saying half of all uk adults now having received their first coronavirus jab. this report from simonjones contains flashing images. facing a third wave fuelled by a faltering vaccine programme — with delays in supplies and scepticism about the jab — much of europe is seeing a rise in infections. in ge

i themselves than they were in the ast. ., , themselves than they were in the ast. . , ., themselvespast. i was intrigued that people are less inclined _ past. i was intrigued that people are less inclined to _ past. i was intrigued that people are less inclined to believe - past. i was intrigued that people are less inclined to believe in - past. i was intrigued that people l are less inclined to believe in god but still believing in life after death, that is almost a contradiction, isn't it? it’s death, that is almost a contradiction, isn't it? it's an important — contradiction, isn't it? it's an important signal _ contradiction, isn't it? it's an important signal to _ contradiction, isn't it? it's an important signal to religious | important signal to religious organisations that this is a change in our connection organised religion and all relevant people see it. but underlying that, there is a real need to see something beyond this life, what is immediately in front an absence of spirituality is incredibly strong and consistent and even slightly higher uptick in recent generatio

minister representing thailand's ast. ., minister representing thailand's ast, ., ., , , ., ministernd's ast. ., ., , , ., ., minister representing thailand's ast. ., ., ,, ., , past. how does she go about settling the economic— past. how does she go about settling the economic problems _ past. how does she go about settling the economic problems while - past. how does she go about settling | the economic problems while avoiding the economic problems while avoiding the gaze of the military and the intervention of the constitutional court? it intervention of the constitutional court? , ,., intervention of the constitutional court? , ., ., court? it is so poignant and strikin: court? it is so poignant and striking that _ court? it is so poignant and striking that she _ court? it is so poignant and striking that she now - court? it is so poignant and striking that she now worksi court? it is so poignant and - striking that she now works with and for the people that have been against her family all this time. she is also some risk coming in at this time. many people thought that she woul

have been unmet commitments in the ast. . , ., ., ., the past. lot of the problem here. _ the past. that is a lot of the problem here. we - the past. that is a lot of the problem here. we are - the past. that is a lot of the | problem here. we are seeing this distrust, the undercurrent of a lack of confidence, and thatis of a lack of confidence, and that is because this money did not arrive in the past. 100 billion a year was pledged and it was supposed to arrive in 2020, it did not arrive until 2022, and even then there was a lot of concern that it was in the form of loans, not grants. there is this total lack of confidence in the whole process, but also for richer nations to deliver. the language that we see in this agreement is deliberately slippery. it is all about mobilising finance and providing and calling upon, rather than more concrete legal text. and that is because you have got to get 200 countries to agree to something. that is really hard. diplomatically, you have to create something where there is room for movement. where there is r

thailand's ast. ., ., ,, , past.about tacklin: past. how does she set about tackling thailand's _ past. how does she set about tackling thailand's economicl tackling thailand's economic problems while at the same time avoiding the gaze of the military andindeed avoiding the gaze of the military and indeed the intervention of the constitutional court? if is and indeed the intervention of the constitutional court?— constitutional court? it is so poignant _ constitutional court? it is so poignant and _ constitutional court? it is so poignant and striking - constitutional court? it is so poignant and striking that i constitutional court? it is so l poignant and striking that now constitutional court? it is so - poignant and striking that now she works with and for the people that have been against her whole family all this time. she also is under some risks coming in at this time. many people thought she would be safe another time later in the future because she could risk being a spent force, the economy is in the doldr

it have done elsewhere in the -ast? , have done elsewhere in the ast? , . ., , , past?concerning. _ past? it is certainly very concerning. one - past? it is certainly very concerning. one of- past? it is certainly very concerning. one of the l past? it is certainly very - concerning. one of the things that the kremlin likes to do is to press ignore what its intentions might be or what its options, what options are being considered. some of those have come in the form of veiled references, and overt references, and overt references to ukrainian nuclear weapons programmes, dirty bombs, chemicalweapons weapons programmes, dirty bombs, chemical weapons and so forth. so there is a concern that one of these will be used as a pretext, a false flag by the kremlin to then justify an increase in russian retaliation.- increase in russian retaliation. , ., , . ., increase in russian retaliation. , retaliation. dmitri pascoe said in an interview _ retaliation. dmitri pascoe said in an interview that _ retaliation. dmitri pascoe said in an interview that russia - in an interview that

. bigger threat than it did in the past-— bigger threat than it did in the ast. , ., , the past.the president was speaking to _ the past. the president was speaking to the _ the past. the president was speaking to the bbc, - the past. the president wasj speaking to the bbc, saying the past. the president was - speaking to the bbc, saying and trying to get the point across this is a small minority, those getting all this attention at the moment in the global media, and actually across georgia, there are those who want to be heard when it comes to the future of georgia, but the question is how did they navigate all of this within the political system at the moment thatis political system at the moment that is in place? your thoughts on what might happen next, how they get through the situation. yes. i think the lesson in much of the post—soviet space if you look at places like ukraine and belarus, countries in the region, there is this perception peaceful protest, even prolong, large peaceful process attended by 100,000 people or more is not necessarily enough to change the governm

globes that he had one in the ast. , ., ., globes that he had one in the ast. , . ., , past.haps falling ratings over— past. given that, and perhaps falling ratings over the - past. given that, and perhaps falling ratings over the years | falling ratings over the years and the golden globes is not the biggest deal in town, we know that, the oscars still holds that crown. is there any surprise that nbc have been quite so quick to resurrect it? nbc seem to have been convinced by what the hollywood foreign press association has done and we can't forget that it isn't as prestigious as the academy awards, as the oscars, but it kicks things off and gets the celebrities out there on television, talking about their movies, perhaps more people will go to see those movies as a result and ultimately it's all about money and selling tickets and that's what it in part manages to do, as well as drawing attention to those filmmakers and individuals who could potentially be up for oscars. that's what hollywood enjoys. everyone potentially as they winner, providing the event itself and the wa

golden globe that he won in the ast. , ., ., golden globe that he won in the ast. , . ., , past.erhaps the falling ratings _ past. given that, and perhaps the falling ratings over- past. given that, and perhaps the falling ratings over the . the falling ratings over the years, and the golden globes not being the biggest deal in town, the oscars still holds that ground. is there any surprise that nbc has been so quick to sort of resurrected? yella—mac nbc do seem to be convinced by what the hollywood foreign press association has done and we can't forget the fact that it isn't as prestigious as the academy awards, the oscars, but it does kick things off and it gets the celebrities out there on television talking about their movies. perhaps more people will go and see them as a result, and ultimately it is all about money and are selling tickets, and that is in part what it manages to do, as well as simply drawing attention to those filmmakers and individuals who could potentially be up for oscars, and that is what hollywood enjoys. and that is what hollywood en'o s. , ., , en'oys.

. ., . , .,, is my assumption based on the ast, ., ., , ., , past. feeling? are they feeling resolute? i past. how are people feeling? | are they feeling resolute? the writers? yes. there are many things that are being asked for that are so long incoming. you can imagine things that have gone on in our world in the last few years has made it hard to stand up and say we will have a labour strike, particularly in 2000 and 2023. or 2021. particularly in 2000 and 2023. 0r2021. now particularly in 2000 and 2023. or 2021. now is the time we are bringing up some issues that i wish had been dealt with years ago but now is the time. fine wish had been dealt with years ago but now is the time. one of the points _ ago but now is the time. one of the points of— ago but now is the time. one of the points of contention - the points of contention concerns over artificial intelligence, i want to create something you have said in the past. you said, i think ai has no place in hollywood at all. to mean, tech should solve problems humans have using chat gtp or using any

. , , actually write the wrongs of the past-— actually write the wrongs of the ast. _ ,, ., , the pastn african-american i the past. glynn simmons is of i course an african-american man course an african—american man living in the south of this country. what role does grace play in wrongful convictions like this one? we play in wrongful convictions like this one?— play in wrongful convictions like this one? we know race -la s a like this one? we know race plays a huge _ like this one? we know race plays a huge role _ like this one? we know race | plays a huge role throughout the criminal legal system. we should not be surprised racial justice systems show up in wrongful convictions throughout the country because we have things that is in the national registry of exoneration that black people are seven times more likely, innocent black people are seven times more likely to be wrongfully convicted than white people. that comes from a lot of different places. if we think about the way police misconduct is a leading factor in wrongful convictions and we know the ways policing is deployed d

the ast. ,, . �* ., in the past. past. if you haven't dealt with it before, it's _ in the past. if you haven't dealt with it before, it's listening - in the past. if you haven't dealt with it before, it's listening to i with it before, it's listening to the scientists. norway and sweden, right next door to each other. norway were listening to scientists, they made tough decisions early on. sweden said, well, we will try, against advice, to let it run wild and natural immunity. weedon has almost three times the death rate of norway. even if you haven't been there before, a good leader goes to there before, a good leader goes to the experts and get their advice. —— sweden has almost three times the decorate of norway. the advice will change as we get new information, but it is critical. leaders everywhere, theirjob is to unify, mobilise, courage. if they are not doing that, they are not fighting the pandemic. you doing that, they are not fighting the pandemic.— doing that, they are not fighting the andemic. ., , , .,~

i compared to what they have seen in the ast. . , . ~ compared to what they have seen in the ast. ., talking to my mum about storm _ the past. i was talking to my mum about storm of _ the past. i was talking to my mum about storm of 1987, _ the past. i was talking to my mum about storm of 1987, which - the past. i was talking to my mum about storm of 1987, which i - the past. i was talking to my mum| about storm of 1987, which i wasn't quite around for, but apparently, that was really damaging. perhaps the difference here is the direction of the wind today, i think that kind of the wind today, i think that kind of help it do slightly less damage than 1987 or maybe we are more resilient to these things nowadays, but certainly, when you look at the speeds, it was higher than in 1987 but perhaps not for as long. xyour but perhaps not for as long. your arents but perhaps not for as long. your parents knew _ but perhaps not for as long. your parents knew like _ but perhaps not for as long. your parents knew like they _ but perhaps not for as long. your parents knew like they have seen the

. ., ~ and newcastle that we had do in the ast. . ,, i. , and newcastle that we had do in the ast. .,ine. lots of people here waiting for ed davey�*s arrival in spectacular fashion, we are expecting, when he comes as we have become used to during the general election campaign. i during the general election campaign-— during the general election cam aiun. ., ., during the general election camaiun. ., ., campaign. i wonder what he has come u- campaign. i wonder what he has come up with — campaign. i wonder what he has come up with this _ campaign. i wonder what he has come up with this time. - an 18—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after three people died in a luton tower block. all three people were pronounced dead at the scene. 0ur reporter vincent mcaviney has more. police were called to this 15—storey tower block in luton at 5:30 on friday morning, after concerns for the welfare of someone in one of the flats. when they arrived, police found three people with serious injuries who were then pronounced dead at the scene. an 18—year—old man was arrested near the fl

d0 damage which has been done in the ast. , ., damage which has been done in the ast. , . ., , , ., pasther museums to follow suit swiftly? i _ past. do you expect other museums to follow suit swiftly? i think _ past. do you expect other museums to follow suit swiftly? i think this - follow suit swiftly? i think this laraer follow suit swiftly? i think this larger move — follow suit swiftly? i think this larger move towards - follow suit swiftly? i think this larger move towards a - follow suit swiftly? i think this larger move towards a more i larger move towards a more respectful and engaged participation in indigenous communities and how objects are collected and how they are displayed and an active work towards repatriation i think is part of a much broader movement not only in the us but around the world. sean decatur, president _ in the us but around the world. sean decatur, president of _ in the us but around the world. sean decatur, president of the museum of natural history. let�*s turn to some important news around the world. burkina faso says it has received twenty—five thousa

been on that commitment in the ast? w , been on that commitment in the ast? , ., �*, ., ., ., past?hat's a lot of the problem here. _ past? exactly, that's a lot of the problem here. we - past? exactly, that's a lot of the problem here. we are i past? exactly, that's a lot of - the problem here. we are seeing this distrust, this sort of undercurrent of lack of confidence and that's because this money didn't arrive in the past. 100 billion a year was pledged and it was supposed to be sorted by 2022 and even then there were concerns that it was in the forms of loans and not grants and private money. so there is this total lack of confidence in the whole process of cop but also for richer nations to deliver. the language we see in this agreement is deliberately slippery. it is all about mobilising finance and providing and calling upon, rather than sort of more concrete legal text. that's because you've got to get 200 countries to agree to something and that's really hard and so diplomatically you have to create something where there is room for movement. it create something where ther

. . ., react to light, as we have in the ast, .., ., ., “ past.her ahead. we — past. if we could look further ahead, we had _ past. if we could look further ahead, we had the _ past. if we could look further ahead, we had the approval. past. if we could look further. ahead, we had the approval of past. if we could look further - ahead, we had the approval of the jansen single dose this week, could you explain how that single dose may be used towards the end of this year into early next year? i be used towards the end of this year into early next year?— into early next year? i think it is important _ into early next year? i think it is important to _ into early next year? i think it is important to emphasise - into early next year? i think it is important to emphasise that. into early next year? i think it is. important to emphasise that they into early next year? i think it is - important to emphasise that they had the foresight of being able to do two studies, one with one dose and one with two, they realised it would be useful early in the pande

the scenes of the ast to be sent home. the scenes of the past weeks — to be sent home.he scenes of the - past weeks were dramatic. government buildings were stormed by furious and desperate crowds, all suffering the effects of living in economic collapse. the prime minister's offers also did not escape. protest leaders say in the end people power has won. from a sri lankan perspective, this movement has been quite extraordinary because it managed to bring together all the three major communities in this country. after having achieved that initial goal of ousting gotabaya rajapaksa from power, now they have to reassess their priorities and strategies. but now comes the hard part. the movement is grappling with the political aftermath of gotabaya rajapaksa's departure. some argue continued demonstrations would only hinder the country's efforts to come out of the economic crisis. even so, others feel the uprising still has a purpose. others feel the uprising still has a --urose. , , . ., purpose. the struggle must continue, we must learn — purpose. the struggle must contin

her. m , opening round you wouldn't put it ast her. a, , ., ., past her.ood for her. past her. absently not, good for her- thank _ past her. absently not, good for her. thank you _ past her. absently not, good for her. thank you very _ past her. absently not, good for her. thank you very much - past her. absently not, good for. her. thank you very much indeed. past her. absently not, good for- her. thank you very much indeed. -- her. thank you very much indeed. —— absolutely not. a curfew has been imposed across nearly the whole of afghanistan in an attempt to prevent taliban infiltration into the country's cities. fighting has escalated over the past two months, with the insurgents capturing around half of all territory as international troops are withdrawn. secunder kermani has more from kabul. this curfew is coming into place across the country, except for kabul and two other provinces. everywhere else, there will be no movement between 10pm and 4am. the idea is to try and get a grip on the deteriorating security situation, in particular to prevent infi

. ~., , ., wounds of south africa's brutal ast. , ., . past.past. many of the message received has said, thank you _ past. many of the message received has said, thank you for _ past. many of the message received has said, thank you for sharing - past. many of the message received has said, thank you for sharing him | has said, thank you for sharing him with the world. well, it actually is a two way st because we shared him with the world you shared part of the love you held for him with us. south africa's president delivered the main eulogy.— south africa's president delivered themaineulo: . ~. ,, ,, ., the main eulogy. archbishop desmond tutu has been — the main eulogy. archbishop desmond tutu has been our _ the main eulogy. archbishop desmond tutu has been our moral— the main eulogy. archbishop desmond tutu has been our moral compass - the main eulogy. archbishop desmond tutu has been our moral compass but| tutu has been our moral compass but he's also _ tutu has been our moral compass but he's also been our national conscience. it he's also

i we've seen like this in the ast? ~ , . ., , we've seen like this in the ast? ~ ,..,, ., past? i think the scope and the number of nations _ past? i think the scope and the number of nations that - past? i think the scope and the number of nations that are - number of nations that are contributing, the french, the brits, the canadian and american navies, all are involved, because a number of private enterprises have volunteered their services as well, it is astonishing how many resources and assets have been applied to this one is small experiment of many sub, which was basically on a tourist trip. i think it has to do with... tourist trip. i think it has to do with- - -— tourist trip. i think it has to do with... ~ ., ., .,~ ., do with... what do you make of this new era, _ do with. .. what do you make of this new era, if— do with... what do you make of this new era, if i _ do with... what do you make of this new era, if i could - do with... what do you make of this new era, if i could jump - this new era, if i could jump in, what do you make of this new era of deep sea explor

. �* , .,, raising deposits as they did in the ast. �* , ., ., the past.t home may be worried _ the past. and people at home may be worried that _ the past. and people at home may be worried that this - the past. and people at home may be worried that this is . the past. and people at home may be worried that this is a i may be worried that this is a sort of wider indication of what is going on in the finance industry and we have a time now where federal reserve, the federal reserve bank in the us, the central bank there is looking to raise interest rates further. after a period of ultra low interest rates. should they be worried? well, if ou should they be worried? well, if you look _ should they be worried? well, if you look at _ should they be worried? well, if you look at the _ should they be worried? well, if you look at the number - should they be worried? well, if you look at the number of i if you look at the number of banks in the us since 2008, it's already halved. the trend is fairly clear. but to have bigger banks like this go, it raises some q

. , , have drawn so heavily from in the ast. , ., ., have drawn so heavily from in the past.y the landau says after 95 years, and he _ past. so basically the landau says after 95 years, and he allowed - past. so basically the landau says after 95 years, and he allowed to | after 95 years, and he allowed to use this property. —— the law now says. use this property. -- the law now sa s. use this property. -- the law now sa 5, ., , use this property. -- the law now sa s. ., , ,, ., , says. so only in the united states in the uk there _ says. so only in the united states in the uk there are _ says. so only in the united states in the uk there are still _ says. so only in the united states in the uk there are still a - says. so only in the united states in the uk there are still a few- says. so only in the united states. in the uk there are still a few more years. in the unites if you can use anything from the first two films, steamboat willie and plain crazy, the silent version and all of the version of the characters as they appear in those two films. what appear in those two fi

. ., ., , ., got this resolve taken up in ast, ., ., , ., , past.red to sit through christmas _ past. you are prepared to sit through christmas of- past. you are prepared to sit through christmas of ned's l through christmas of ned's beach? ., �* , , through christmas of ned's beach? . �*, , , . beach? that's my preference, we vote as a body — beach? that's my preference, we vote as a body of _ beach? that's my preference, we vote as a body of a _ beach? that's my preference, we vote as a body of a hundred - beach? that's my preference, we vote as a body of a hundred as i vote as a body of a hundred as to whether to leave or not, i spoke up at the caucas meeting today about the importance of continuing to work, not going home early. i understand the houses contemplating going out of session as early as tomorrow, it is my hope both houses of congress will stay in session until we resolve and address these critical and pressing issues. around the world, whether vladimir putin or xi jinping world, whether vladimir putin orxijinping or world, whether vl

. �* , , ., , rather less than it has been in the -ast. a , ., , , past.ast. as she left a send daum expend accession day privately, the _ past. as she left a send daum expend accession day privately, the band - accession day privately, the band played congratulations, a musical tribute to a monarchy who has reigned longer than any other. nicholas which will news, sandringham. 0ur royal correspondent daniela relph is at sandringham forest. give us a sense of it.— us a sense of it. tomorrow will of course be — us a sense of it. tomorrow will of course be spent _ us a sense of it. tomorrow will of course be spent privately - us a sense of it. tomorrow will of course be spent privately by - us a sense of it. tomorrow will of course be spent privately by the i course be spent privately by the queen here in the sandringham estate where she likes to spend the 6th of february accession day. you have to think it is going to be a day of mixed emotions for the queen, a time for her to privately the flex on other members of the family, the death and loss of her belov

. . �* , is based on some wrongdoing in the ast. ., �*, , , ., the past.t's because city stand accused of over - the past. that's because city stand accused of over 100 i stand accused of over 100 breaches of the premier league's financial rules. some of those charges _ league's financial rules. some of those charges are _ league's financial rules. some | of those charges are extremely serious and the claim is that they've been basically been falsifying their accounts. {line falsifying their accounts. one denied doing _ falsifying their accounts. one denied doing this _ falsifying their accounts. one denied doing this and the questions they face stretch back years. because this is a club transformed from one that went decades without a trophy to one that's won the league five years out of the last six. that is a long way from where it was in 2008.— that is a long way from where it was in 2008. financially, we were almost — it was in 2008. financially, we were almost out _ it was in 2008. financially, we were almost out of— it was in 2008. financially, we w

. ~ . were estimated to do in the ast, ~ ., ., were estimated to do in the ast. ~ . ., ., past.earing from the lebanese health ministry - past. we are hearing from the lebanese health ministry thatj lebanese health ministry that just in today's strikes, the israeli strikes on saturday, the lebanese health ministry said that 33 people have been killed, 195 wounded. that doesn't include the strike that was overnight on friday evening against the target where hassan nasrallah was killed. butjust in those strikes today, saturday alone, 33 dead, 195 wounded. let's hear now from our correspondent anna foster in beirut. she gave me a sense of what the atmosphere is like in the lebanese capital this evening. this time yesterday, we still had the confusion and the fear and people trying to work out what had happened after the very large air strike, that we felt and we heard, and we saw the plume of smoke just a few kilometres away. we saw people fleeing from those areas in the southern suburbs of beirut and we had seen again people and martyrs squared behind me, families with bags, with

fact that you have supported him in the ast? ., ~' fact that you have supported him in the ast?here we are. the prime _ the past? no, i think we are where we are. the prime minister - the past? no, i think we are where we are. the prime minister is - the past? no, i think we are where we are. the prime minister is a - we are. the prime minister is a brazen— we are. the prime minister is a brazen character, so that's why he's been _ brazen character, so that's why he's been able _ brazen character, so that's why he's been able to— brazen character, so that's why he's been able to unlock some of the really— been able to unlock some of the really big — been able to unlock some of the really big issues. but it was clear as things — really big issues. but it was clear as things were unravelling, especially over the last few days, that it _ especially over the last few days, that it was — especially over the last few days, that it was absolutely time for him to go _ that it was absolutely time for him to go. clearly some of the stuff we have heard — to go. clearly some of the stuff we

. . in cases as we have seen in the ast, ., ., ~' , in cases as we have seen in the ast. . ., ,, y.,ons recorded in the latest 24—hour period, which means that, on average, the number of new cases reported per day in the last week is 2,667. across the uk, an average of 2,393 people were in hospital with coronavirus over the seven days to tuesday, including suspected cases in wales. 30 deaths were reported — that's people who died within 28 days of a positive covid—19 test. on average, in the past week, 30 deaths were announced every day. the total number of deaths so far across the uk is 127,191. the programme of mass vaccinations. 117,835 people have had their first dose of one of the three approved covid—19 vaccines in the latest 24—hour period, taking the overall number of people who've had their firstjab to 32,5 million. the number of people who've had their second dose of the vaccine in the latest 24—hour period is 343,783. that takes the overall number of people who've had their second jab to more than 8.5 million people. more now on those concerns about vaccinations and rare b

. �* , , �* continue, given his comments of the ast, �* , , �* ., �* , past. it is. and that's the trouble. if you _ past. i'm sure it is. and that's the trouble, if you appoint _ past. i'm sure it is. and that's the trouble, if you appoint outside - past. i'm sure it is. and that's the trouble, if you appoint outside as| trouble, if you appoint outside as they may not always understand or obey the rules of politics, and quite a lot... i mean, these appointments are called goats. it was something brought in by gordon brown. government of all talents. you bring in outsiders and you aren't necessarily party members. his brother, of course, edward timpson was a conservative minister for children and families and regarded as rather a successful minister in that role. some of these notes don't last very long, but i hope that james timpson doesn't last long in the post. it is a huge problem and one of the problems on his desk where there are so many others. what will he do about universities where several are in danger of going bankrupt, something we have never know

, ., �*, . told gigi dolni to dig into the ast? , ., �*, _, .you acce tt past? yes, that's correct. did you accept what _ past? yes, that's correct. did you accept what he — past? yes, that's correct. did you accept what he said? _ past? yes, that's correct. did you accept what he said? yes, - past? yes, that's correct. did you accept what he said? yes, i i past? yes, that's correct. did you accept what he said? yes, i had l past? yes, that's correct. did you | accept what he said? yes, i had no reason to believe _ accept what he said? yes, i had no reason to believe that _ accept what he said? yes, i had no reason to believe that that - accept what he said? yes, i had no reason to believe that that stage i reason to believe that that stage that we should be going back and looking back 2015 and 2013. i think we were very focused on making sure we were very focused on making sure we made the right changes to address theissues we made the right changes to address the issues which emerged as opposed to historically re—examining prosecutorial activi

. �* ., ~ have been exchanged in the ast. ., ~ ., , past.es j direct funding towards nigel farage, what would that do to the uk and us relationship, and should nigel farage be used as peter mandelson has recently suggested some sort of link? i have no idea whether the government will contemplate using the leader of a party thatis using the leader of a party that is highly critical of it as some sort of link to president trump. it seems pretty unlikely. i think the whole presence of elon musk is a question, what i understand he is doing at the moment is funding or suggesting that he might fund reform in ways that are legal under the british electoral system, and if we don�*t like that, we will have to change the law. thank you very much forjoining us. thank you very much for “oining us. . ~' thank you very much for “oining us. . ~ , ., us. thank you. now- - the croatian president has declared a day of mourning after a seven—year—old child was killed and several other people injured in a knife attack at a school.writing on social media, presid

he future that will look utterly unlike the ast. ,., future that will look utterly unlike the ast.roved the past. he said coronavirus had proved the _ the past. he said coronavirus had proved the case _ the past. he said coronavirus had proved the case for— the past. he said coronavirus had proved the case for government i the past. he said coronavirus had l proved the case for government to play a big role in managing the economy, but working alongside business, not attacking it. if rare business, not attacking it. if we are honest. _ business, not attacking it. if we are honest, for _ business, not attacking it. if we are honest, for too _ business, not attacking it. if we are honest, for too long - business, not attacking it. if we are honest, for too long labour| business, not attacking it. if "we: are honest, for too long labour has failed to realise the only way to deliver social justice and failed to realise the only way to deliver socialjustice and equality is through a strong partnership with businesses. under my leadership, that mindset will change. fine businesses. under