elon musk says this change is around bringing in these labels, it is to bringing in these labels, itd what it links to. but when you click on that ban of government funded accounts, it takes you through to the page that explains it and it talks about state affiliated media, which is something totally different. that is the kind of media we see examples of in russia and china, where the governments have sometimes control of the message that is on those platforms. so once again, a confusing situation. and once again, elon musk having to try and defend what he is doing in real time, as it happens. what he is doing in realtime, as it ha ens. ., ., ., what he is doing in realtime, as it ha ens. ., . ., . happens. how have the other media organisations _ happens. how have the other media organisations reacted _ happens. how have the other media organisations reacted to _ happens. how have the other media organisations reacted to this - happens. how have the other media organisations reacted to this you - organisations reacted to this you have had their label changed for them? , ., ., ., ,

- labelling. do people actually know they are fake? i - labelling. are fake? i suppose it depends on how— know they are fake? i suppose it depends on how much - know they are fake? i suppose it depends on how much you i know they are fake? i suppose i it depends on how much you look into the account. it is fair, if you go into the profile they are labelled, but looking at some of the comments and aitana's accounts at least i see lots of people saying, i wish i had your body, or tell me your work—out routine. some fans will enjoy the pictures despite knowing it is fake but others will think it is a real person. others will think it is a real erson. , ., .,, ., person. joe has written more about this — person. joe has written more about this on _ person. joe has written more about this on the _ person. joe has written more about this on the bbc - person. joe has written more about this on the bbc news i about this on the bbc news website. there is plenty more on that. so fortune —— for viewers around the world who are leaving us, thank you for joining

they are then being not labelled, or labelled for something else and it all feels a little bit chaoticrtiality and accuracy, being labelled in ways they simply don't trust or believe in or believe is accurate. so that is it in a nutshell. elon musk, he clearly seems to like and trust the bbc, but you do have, very clearly, this slightly strange situation with elon musk, that you can kind of e—mail him and he will simply e—mail you back a response. asum e-mail him and he will simply e-mail you back a response.— you back a response. our north america technology _ you back a response. our north america technology reporter i you back a response. our north - america technology reporterjames america technology reporter james clayton america technology reporterjames clayton in san francisco, on his e—mail exchange with twitter earlier elon musk. —— twitter owner. the spanish golfer, jon rahm, has won the masters golf tournament in georgia — and reclaimed the number one world ranking. the win was rahm's fourth this season, earning him a second career major to go along with his 2021 us open tit

in restau ra nts. change to improve food labelling in restaurants. the number of people killed as a result of domestic violence is at its highest level for five years. the vast majority of victims were women. and you take the television audiences on a very familiar subject. the pod cast comes to tv. willetts informal approach lighten confused viewers? the former prime minister david cameron says a second referendum on brexit cannot be ruled out. in an interview with the times, he breaks his silence about his controversial decision to call the eu referendum three years ago. he says, i think about this every day, every single day i think about it, the referendum and the fact that we lost, and the consequences are the things that could have been done differently. in his book, david cameron says borisjohnson in his book, david cameron says boris johnson and michael gove behaved appallingly. on his relationship with them now, he says... three years after the referendum, boris johnson said says... three years after the referendum, borisjohnson said today h

some of the papers are labelled top secret.gton with more details. these documents have been circulating online for several days but us officials are clearly concerned about the impact of these especially when it comes to security in the most recent statement for the pentagon officials are saying that they are working to assess any potential impact on us security as well as its partners and allies. there are also working to determine the veracity of these documents and officials to say that they believe they contain classified and highly sensitive materials. the criminal investigation has also been opened into the case which is believed to be the biggest leak of classified information since edward snowden gave classified documents to journalists back in 2013. we still do not know who is behind this particular round of leaks but us officials believe it might have originated in the united statesjust based on the breadth and depth of information contained within these documents. however they have not ruled out russia or russian sy

we can all come _ who we are as humans, without the labels. we can all come together. labels. faiths, _ labels. we can all come together with different faiths, ethnicities,| with different faiths, ethnicities, backgrounds _ with different faiths, ethnicities, backgrounds. we _ with different faiths, ethnicities, backgrounds. we are _ with different faiths, ethnicities, backgrounds. we are all- with different faiths, ethnicities, backgrounds. we are all really. with different faiths, ethnicities, i backgrounds. we are all really not that different. _ some breaking news just some breaking newsjust to remind you of. that is the israel defense forces have released a statement confirming that five soldiers have been killed. we will have more on that story later. in the meantime... christmas can be a lonely time for many, especially some elderly people. but now students at one school in coventry in england have been trying to help. they've hosted residents from a nearby care home for afternoon tea and a good chat. kevin reide reports. hiya! this was to be a special occasion for arou

but we have to remember that labelling comes with some caveats.ect, which is if you begin to label everything, users begin to think that things, if they aren't labelled they must be true, so if you can't get to everything, then this implied truth effect might imply truth about things that aren't labelled but that are false. and secondly, labelling of false news is known to reduce our confidence in the news in general, which can have deleterious effects, so we have to tread carefully but there are a lot of systematic things that, going forward, the platforms need to do to protect democracy in elections. hundreds of african migrants die every year trying to make their way to europe, desperate to escape poverty and unemployment back home. the united nations says this summer has seen a sharp reduction in european countries' efforts to carry out search and rescue operations in the mediterranean, one of the main sea routes from north africa. it's making the crossing even harder and many are getting stuck in libya and forced to return home, as the bbc‘s

the bbc understands lily allen's alleged attacker continues to work with the label.ose who represent survivors of sexual assault in the workplace, that isn't uncommon. i think the difficulties can be because they perceive the perpetrators to be very powerful. i think they think that women who are victims of sexual assault and indeed men, will struggle to find people to support them in that industry. lily is currently working on her new album, but it will be her last with warner. in zimbabwe, thousands of people have been queuing to pay their last respects to the country's former president robert mugabe, whose body is lying in state. arguments between his family and the government continue over his final resting place. and as our senior africa correspondent anne soy reports, deep divisions remain over the wider legacy of his decades in power. crying in language. mourning zimba bwe's long serving leader. thousands brought to the capital, harare, to see him one last time. even if to catch one final fleeting glimpse of the former president. the mention of robert mugabe i

twitter has added a label "government funded media" to the bbc�*s twitter account. question — @bbc — has 2.2 million followers, and primarily shares updates that aren't related to news. the bbc objected to the label, saying it is independent, and funded by the british public through the licence fee. twitter owner elon musk emailed our north america technology reporterjames clayton. dame spoke about their conversation. when i saw twitter had added this label, i e—mailed elon musk, i'm a technology reporter and sometimes we reach out to twitter, and i thought i would e—mail him and say that the bbc was funded through the licence fee, paid for by the british public. and he responded. he responded first of all, saying, do you think this label is inaccurate, then he came up with a suggestion himself, he said maybe the accounts themselves should link to the sourcing of funding. i pushed him on that and he gave me a much longer e—mail. he said... now, i think what you get an impression is that this is policy that is not defined yet. this is most certainly spitballing, it i

the problem with labelling a _ doesn't work. the problem with labelling a dog _ doesn't work.roblem with labelling a dog at the _ doesn't work. the problem with labelling a dog at the dog - doesn't work. the problem with i labelling a dog at the dog breed doesn't work. the problem with i labelling a dog at the dog breed as we get _ labelling a dog at the dog breed as we get an— labelling a dog at the dog breed as we get an incorrect narrative there that there — we get an incorrect narrative there that there are some dogs who are dangerous— that there are some dogs who are dangerous and others who are not. so actually, _ dangerous and others who are not. so actually, statistically, in the last ten years. — actually, statistically, in the last ten years, the dog you will most likely— ten years, the dog you will most likely to — ten years, the dog you will most likely to be bitten by was a labrador. likely to be bitten by was a labrador-— likely to be bitten by was a labrador. ~ . ., , labrador. meanwhile, local blue warwickshire — labrador. meanwhile, local blue warwickshire pol

uses begin to label everything, uses begin to think that things, if they aren't labelled they must been this implied truth effect might imply truth about things that aren't labelled but that a false. and secondly, labelling of false news is known to reduce our confidence in the news in general, which can have deleterious effects, so we have to tread carefully but there area to tread carefully but there are a lot of systematic things that going forward, the platforms need to do to protect democracy in elections. thank you forjoining us. people arriving in wales and scotland from portugal, must now self—isolate for 1h days, but the rules covering england and northern ireland have not changed. the rules for wales apply from 4 o'clock on friday morning, while in scotland they begin 2a hours later on saturday morning. cases of coronavirus in portugal have been rising in the past week. hundreds of african migrants die every year trying to make their way to europe, desperate to escape poverty and unemployment back home. the united nations says this summer has seen a "sharp reduction" in euro

it is clear that the food labelling laws, as they stand today, are not fit for purpose. supreme court nominee and one of the women accusing him of sexual assault, a us senate committee is expected to vote on whether to back brett kavanaugh. a remarkable rescue in micronesia — how all 47 people on board survived,

and labels-— and labels. how it is monetised? you get and labels. how it is— monetised? you get monetised a million different _ monetised? you get monetised a million different ways _ monetised? you get monetised a million different ways but - million different ways but tiktok does pay for streaming. every time you stream or use a song on tiktok, the artist who created that song, hopefully, theoretically, gets the money. say something stream channelling times a tiktok, the artist gets a portion of that streaming. artist gets a portion of that streaming-— streaming. you say theoretically, - streaming. you say l theoretically, doesn't streaming. you say - theoretically, doesn't always happen? theoretically, doesn't always hauen? ~' happen? tiktok, the remix culture is _ happen? tiktok, the remix culture is really _ happen? tiktok, the remix culture is really strong - happen? tiktok, the remix culture is really strong on i culture is really strong on that app, so a lot of the times people take snippets of a song

putting a label on every alcoholic bottle seems a bit far—fetched for me.. ~ bottle seems a bit far-fetched for me. ., ~ , .,, bottle seems a bit far-fetched forme. , for me. it may make people stop and take a _ for me. it may make people stop and take a second _ for me. it may make people stop and take a second thought - for me. it may make people stop and take a second thought about| and take a second thought about it. and take a second thought about it in— and take a second thought about it in that — and take a second thought about it. in that respect, it may help— it. in that respect, it may help a _ it. in that respect, it may help a little bit. joining me live now is elizabeth kovacs, who is the director of the alcohol research program at the university of colorado's school of medicine. to begin, talk us through the research that links alcohol to several different types of cancer. what exactly are the risks here?— risks here? so, they are, as ou risks here? so, they are, as you mentioned, _ risks here? so, they are, as you mentioned, there's - risks h

. 0ne scale with the amount of money it is costing to get that label.icker on item saying, made in—house, there would have been a fighting chance if that sticker was on the sandwich in the pret store and the family would have known about allergens. but really it is down to us as consumers, it isn't really anyone else's fault if we fail to do really anyone else's fault if we failto do so? really anyone else's fault if we fail to do so? absolutely not, it is a partnership between the business and the consumer. what i am worried about is if we have a label on these items, people may assume it is correct and we know that in manufacturing, there are often m ista kes manufacturing, there are often mistakes and many records are made, evenin mistakes and many records are made, even in manufacturing environments. the catering environment is very different and in a small kitchen, there are a lot of ingredients flying around and one of the things the consumer needs to ask them if they are severely allergic, even with a label, whether there is a risk of cross conta

—— that the labelling laws need to be more consistent and more clear.ything she was supposed to do, but like most people, she did not know that pre—packaged foods in a massive change does not have to have the ingredients or allergens on there. so there needs to be some proper guidance and changes without. because at the moment, the rules say that if you are making sandwiches, you don't necessarily have to say precisely what the ingredients are? imean, in precisely what the ingredients are? i mean, in all places, people have to be able to tell you what the ingredients are. but there is this loophole which was originally set up in small caf s, who did not have the facilities to label everything on the sandwich. but sadly, chains are allowed to follow under that banner. had difficult is it for people like yourself with families who have potentially very serious allergies as you go about your day—to—day life, particularly perhaps when you are travelling? it's tough. you are basically having to put your fate and trust in the hands of others, people you do no

he responded first of alljust saying, "0h, do you think this label is inaccurate?ail. he said, "we are aiming for maximum transparency and accuracy. linking to ownership and source of funds probably makes sense. i do think media organisations should be self—aware and not falsely claim the complete absence of bias. all organisations have bias, some obviously, much more than others. i should note that i follow bbc news on twitter because i think it is among the least bias." it is among the least biased." now, i think what you get an impression of there is that this is policy that is not defined yet. this is most certainly spitballing. it is policy on the hoof. he is thinking, he is being inquisitive about what to do with accounts like the bbc�*s. the problem is, the label has already been attached to the bbc�*s... one of the bbc�*s twitter accounts. and you've seen this with other media organisations as well. so you have npr, national public radio. a few days ago, that was labelled as "state—affiliated media", akin to russia today. now, that has now been taken down b

everything is. labelled, you are making a conscious_ labelled, you are making a conscious choice, - labelled are making a conscious choice, no needl labelled, you are making a . conscious choice, no need to increase _ conscious choice, no need to increase the _ conscious choice, no need to increase the prices. - conscious choice, no need to increase the prices. all- conscious choice, no need to increase the prices. all these 0 tions increase the prices. all these options will— increase the prices. all these options will still _ increase the prices. all these options will still be _ options will still be available, it will be up to shoppers to decide whether they are prepared to pay more for the less healthy options. some changes are being planned in england and scotland as well but in wales the labour government is preparing to go further and faster. as well as stopping multibyte office on unhealthy foods in wales temporary price cuts will not be allowed either. ministers are convinced next year's change will not add to the cost of living crisis. taste change will not add to the cost of livi

putting a label on every alcoholic bottle seems a bit far—fetched for me. it. in that respect, it may help a little bit. earlier, i spoke to elizabeth kovacs, who is the director of the alcohol research programme at the university of colorado's school of medicine. to begin with, if you would mind, talk us through this research that links alcohol to seven different types of cancer. ~ . , ., cancer. what exactly are the risks here? _ cancer. what exactly are the risks here? so, _ cancer. what exactly are the risks here? so, as— cancer. what exactly are the risks here? so, as you - risks here? so, as you mentioned. _ there's seven different types of cancer that are associated with alcohol. and 16% of all breast cancer cases have been attributed to alcohol. alcohol is not a required source of energy for most human beings. so, what is the great benefit of allowing it to be legalised and readily available? i do want to also ask — i think many people will be watching this who perhaps drink moderately and they wonder, do you have to be a heavy drinker to face these

her family said food labelling laws "played russian roulette" with their daughter's life.riends, looking forward to a summer holiday. by the time this was filmed, around take—off, the sesame seeds natasha had unwittingly eaten were already starting to cause an allergic reaction, from which she would never recover. in the two years since natasha died, herfamily — mother tanya, brother alex and father nadim — have been waiting to understand why they lost their daughter and sister. they've been at the inquest every day and today, heard the corner‘s conclusions. our beloved daughter died in a tragedy that should never have happened, and we believe that this inquest has shown that she died because of inadequate food—labelling laws. it feels to us that if pret a manger were following the law, then the law was playing russian roulette with our daughter's life. natasha had checked the baguette packet for specific allergy information, as had herfather. there was none. reassured by this, said the coroner, natasha ate the sandwich. branches of pret a manger prepare and package theirf

the watched, your bosses are here from the record labels.— the record labels., our boss or a manager _ the record labels. the problem is, our boss or a manager is - the record labels. the problem is, our boss or a manager isjust - the record labels. the problem is, our boss or a manager isjust as l the record labels. the problem is, l our boss or a manager isjust as bad as we are. we are all ought to get a lot of trouble because he's here. we've been fed drink since 3pm. 50 we've been fed drink since 3pm. sc many we've been fed drink since 3pm. many names we've been fed drink since 3pm. sr many names in this building, obviously you collaborated with a lot of them. are you going to sign up lot of them. are you going to sign up to any of the tables tonight and say are you up for a collaboration? we literally, we might never get this opportunity ever again, so we will speak to everyone we can, try to get in the studio with people and collaborate with whoever we can. you must have a — collaborate with whoever we can. you must have a dream, on your bucket list, if y

i think labelling could be helpful. - adults, not for children. i think labelling could be helpful.abelling could be helpful. i think also there is this insidious advertising that cd's mum was talking about, that children are watching these sorts of things on tiktok with no real regulation. i think we need checkpoints at every sort of stage, reducing the advertising that can happen to young people, and also brands ensuring that their products are labelled properly to ensure that they are not used by younger people. it properly to ensure that they are not used by younger people.— used by younger people. it was touched on _ used by younger people. it was touched on a _ used by younger people. it was touched on a little _ used by younger people. it was touched on a little bit - used by younger people. it was touched on a little bit in - used by younger people. it was touched on a little bit in that i touched on a little bit in that report, but given that you are a consultant dermatologist yourself, what is the real damage that can be inflicted on a child of ten or 12 if she is using so

things he can do is accept that label-— first things he can do is accept that label. ~ , ., that labelt leave it there with a powerful _ that label. weight must leave it| there with a powerful statement that label. weight must leave it - there with a powerful statement but thank you so much. you are with bbc news. it may be hard to believe that there is going to be a first across many parts of the country tonight. it follows the rain over most parts of the country, just clearing in england but this ridge of high pressure will tend to build, killing the showers, giving us clearer skies and dropping temperatures. these are the temperatures as we head towards the temperatures as we head towards the early part of the evening, nothing to write home about. still some showers around across the east of the uk, a lot of those tending to fade but we will keep some cloud pushing down some of the eastern coasts into east anglia, keeping temperatures higher but elsewhere, clear skies and light winds so for the rest especially in northern ireland we will have a slight frost, temperature is —2 minus

putting a label on every alcoholic bottle seems a bit far—fetched for me.at respect, it may help a little bit. earlier i spoke to elizabeth kovacs, who is the director of the alcohol research program at the university of colorado's school of medicine. she started by telling me about the risks of drinking. there's seven different types of cancer that are associated with alcohol. and 16% of all breast cancer cases have been attributed to alcohol. alcohol is not a required source of energy for most human beings. so, what is the great benefit of allowing it to be legalised and readily available? i do want to also ask — i think many people will be watching this who perhaps drink moderately and they wonder, do you have to be a heavy drinker to face these risks? or could it apply to anyone who drinks alcohol? it would probably apply to anyone who drinks alcohol on a regular basis. having a glass of champagne on a wedding or new year's eve is not considered a continuous consumption protocol. but people who drink one or two drinks a day could possibly be at risk. in

we can all come together. the labels. we can all come together with different — the labels.ifferent face, ethnicities, backgrounds. we _ with different face, ethnicities, backgrounds. we are _ with different face, ethnicities, backgrounds. we are all- with different face, ethnicities, backgrounds. we are all reallyl with different face, ethnicities, i backgrounds. we are all really not that different. _ backgrounds. we are all really not that different.— that different. thank you all so much for sharing _ that different. thank you all so much for sharing your - that different. thank you all so | much for sharing your thoughts today. a christmas carol lost for nearly 90 years has been performed in the south yorkshire town where it was originally composed. the song, christmas eve, was written by arthur godfrey, a factory worker from barnsley. here's a quick taste. # the chime of bells inspires the midnight breeze # and greets with fond caress the whispering trees # the moon—white hills around in snow—shine splendour crowned # with pealing joys resound of christmas bells # glad

the bbc understands lily allen‘s alleged attacker continues to work with the label.on. i think the difficulties can be because they perceive the perpetrators to be very powerful. i think they think that women who are victims of sexual assault, and indeed men, will struggle to find people to support them in that industry. lily is currently working on her new album, but it will be her last with warner. chi chi izundu, bbc news. the singer sam smith has asked fans to use the pronouns they/them rather than he/him after coming out as non—binary. the british singer — famous for songs such as too good at goodbyes and writing‘s on the wall made the announcement on instagram, describing enduring "a lifetime of being at war" with their gender. dr lee airton is the author of gender — your guide. they told me earlier that the issue of pronouns is notjust strictly for non—binary people. one‘s pronoun is important for everybody, not just people who are non—binary, who are transgender, but for everyone. think it is a common misconception that pronouns are particularly important for

but it is very easy to get it off label as is the case - get it off label a5 is the case with many drugss one of many psychedelic drugs being researched for their potential to treat depression in humans, but in terms of what it does, it is known as a dissociative anaesthetic at a5 a dissociative anaesthetic at very high doses. at lower doses, it can induce anything from relaxation to meditation or transcendent 5ea, into an actual hallucinatory state as well. . , into an actual hallucinatory state aswell. . , , ., ., , as well. clearly, the investigations have found — as well. clearly, the investigations have found that _ as well. clearly, the investigations have found that their _ as well. clearly, the investigations have found that their investigation j have found that their investigation may have uncovered a broad underground criminal network of drugs 5upplier5 underground criminal network of drugs suppliers who distributed large quantities of ketamine, you said it is used off label, how easy is it to obtain it now? that said it is used off label, how easy is it to obtain it now?— is i

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and taylor swift says she has been banned from performing her own hits by her old music label. and welcome to bbc news. prince andrew has answered questions for the first time about his relationship with the financiers jeffrey epstein. the prince has been accused of having links to the billionaire who killed himself in prison while awaiting trial on a sex trafficking charges. with an exclusive interview with bbc, prince andrew was asked to —— asked about his relationship with one of the women, virginia roberts. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell. he is continuing with royal duties. last sunday he was at the cenotaph, laying a wreath with his nephews, and yet for month after month, he has been the focus of troubling questions. prince andrew, the queen's second son, one moment seen waving from the doorway of the new york home of a convicted child sex offender, jeffrey epstein, and photographed strolling through central park with him. the headlines have been lurid, relentless and deeply damaging. most serious of all is the allegation that andrew himself had sex with a girl

vanessa, you are running a record label. do you are running a record label.king, the publisher's power is being diminished by the technology. i know you'd say that is a good thing when you stand back but you running a business. the music industry is still in industry and i am an artist myself, and i think musicians want to make music and they will always need people around them to help them get that to as many people as possible whatever format they will use so the record label is still going strong. lots of artists are running their own which is nothing wrong with that. i think we are seeing a whole host of new labels coming through which is exciting itself. what kind of music do you perform? i like to call it dark pop. i am a piano player and singer. you'll have to check it out, you can stream it. the cassette sales thing, highest number in 15 yea rs, sales thing, highest number in 15 years, 80,000 sold in 2019. that is baffling. people still crave something they can show, demonstrate their taste in music. or lack of it! i'm not sure what you've bought! and

jeff have occurred there, i think it can earn itself that label.— earn itself that label.f that label. jeff lee jones and catherine, good i earn itself that label. jeff lee jones and catherine, good to | earn itself that label. jeff lee i jones and catherine, good to speak to you both, this is a special report? to you both, this is a special re ort? , . to you both, this is a special reort? , . . , ., . report? there is a documentary on a odcast report? there is a documentary on a podcast called _ report? there is a documentary on a podcast called a _ report? there is a documentary on a podcast called a very _ report? there is a documentary on a podcast called a very british - report? there is a documentary on a podcast called a very british cult i podcast called a very british cult which you can watch on bbc iplayer and get on bbc sounds right now. thank you both for coming on and thank you especially to you, jeff, for telling your story. let's bring you some breaking news, coming in at the bbc from the home office. it is regarding vessels which are being released to acco

i other prime minister including the label -a . . ., other prime minister including the label - . . .ion to this, the _ label party. i want to draw your attention to this, the uk - label party. i want to draw your l attention to this, the uk inflation rate. bbc news story, food prices rise up fastest rate for 45 years. it crucifying people, the chancellor and prime minister has said repeatedly it is their pledge to bring down half the level of roof —— inflation. the obr did say it would be down to 2.9% by the end of the year but it is still in double digit figures. year but it is still in double digit fiaures. ~ . . year but it is still in double digit fiaures. . . ,, ., figures. which is concerning. i know absolutely the _ figures. which is concerning. i know absolutely the impact _ figures. which is concerning. i know absolutely the impact it _ figures. which is concerning. i know absolutely the impact it is _ figures. which is concerning. i know absolutely the impact it is having i absolutely the impact it is having on the _ absolutely the impact it is having on the cost of living

the bbc understands lily allen's alleged attacker continues to work with the label.nd according to those who represent survivors of sexual assault in the workplace, that isn't uncommon. i think the difficulties can be because they perceive the perpetrators to be very powerful. i think they think that women who are victims of sexual assault, and indeed men, will struggle to find people to support them in that industry. lily is currently working on her new album, but it will be her last with warner. what do a chilled out chimp, jolly owl, dancing grizzly have in common? it may sound like the set up to a children's story or a bad joke but they are all finalist in the comedy wildlife awards. the competition sees photgraphers compete to find creatures in the most adorable, and at times compromising positions. earlier we spoke to tom sullam, co—founder of the competition, who told us what motivated him and his partner to set it up. very simply, i think paul and i had got a little bit tired of the shock images which are used often to raise awareness about animal conservatio

well, plenty of questions around this, with me is mark labelle.— is mark labelle. how are they called? the us— is mark labelle. how are they called? the us naval- is mark labelle. how are they called? the us naval nuclear| called? the us naval nuclear engineer was glued into a trap by the fbi that involved half a peanut butter sandwich and one of these, a small data card which was slipped either on top of the sandwich, with a plastic bag around it, or was it squeezed inside the sandwich. let me expand how we got to this point with this caught him out. let me take you back to april 2020, jonathan toebbe, with access to lots of secrets of the us navy, wrote a letter in april 2020. let's show you that letter. this arrived in a foreign country with a package sent to a foreign government. this is what he said. well, indeed, it wasn't a hoax, with restricted information, but it was passed the fbi in that country. they use encrypted e—mails to try to lower the secret is out and eventually paid him $10,000 on cryptocurrencies to get him to trust them, as well as sending si

he responded first of all saying, do you think this label is an accurate? pushed him on that, and he gave me a much... we are sorry to leave that. the police are talking in louisville. including one officer with various injuries. we are unable to confirm the status of those who have been transferred at this time. i will reiterate that this is an ongoing investigation, this information is preliminary, and will be updated shortly. we asked that the public remain away from the scene, it will be an ongoing scene that will take a long time to investigate, but there is no active danger known to the public at this time. if anyone has any information related to this incident, we ask that you call 574 l mpg. we will have another press conference at 1130, where we'll be able to put out more information. as of now, that's all the information we are to provide. all the information we are to rovide. ., , ., all the information we are to rovide. ., , provide. can you confirm the number of shot and — provide. can you confirm the number of shot and killed? _ provide. can y

but the labels we re and salt it contains.f products sold in the uk have them. the european union currently regulates food labelling, and the lga has called on ministers to make the scheme a legal requirement once the legal powers are given to british law. it helps people make informed choices about what they eat and drink. they believe making it mandatory will help tackle the obesity crisis. they say they are committed to giving people clear information about what they eat and drink and make better choices. samuel ljackson has been leading the tributes to reg e cathey, best known for his roles in house of cards and the wire, who has died at the age of 59. the actor died at his home in new york, reports say, after battling cancer. cathey won an emmy for playing the rib—shack owner, freddy hayes, in the political thriller house of cards. samuel ljackson described him as a "brilliant actor, humourist, and friend." now it's time for the weather. i have had enough of this wet weather, quite frankly. rather cold weather. it is here

labels. . �*. . the equivalent of nutrition labels. .seconds, if ou can? , . ., ., you can? identifying what data is out there, _ you can? identifying what data is out there, how _ you can? identifying what data is out there, how is _ you can? identifying what data is out there, how is it - is out there, how is it sampled, collected and disbursed. from there, putting together— disbursed. from there, putting togethera disbursed. from there, putting together a collective group of experts. _ together a collective group of experts, a task force, the attorneys, the researchers, so you can — attorneys, the researchers, so you can have this collective conversation to put some of these — conversation to put some of these changes through. it�*s these changes through. it's been a terrific _ these changes through. it�*s been a terrific collective conversation with both of you, getting your perspectives on this, margaret and andrew. there is certainly a lot to discuss. we would love to have you both back on as we see these developments in al moving

they believe making the labels mandatory would help tackle britain's obesity crisis.hat they eat and will continue to help consumers make healthy choices. charlotte gallagher, bbc news. samuel ljackson has been leading the tributes to reg e cathey, best known for his roles in house of cards and the wire, who has died at the age of 59. the actor died at his home in new york — reports say — after battling cancer. cathey won an emmy for playing the rib—shack owner freddy hayes in the political thriller house of cards. samuel ljackson described him as "brilliant actor, humourist and friend". time for the weather. we are expecting gale force winds across the north of the country. this area of low pressure is moving in. this is the one that is over the country right now, that is what has both the outbreaks of rain that are actually clearing. this afternoon it is east anglia and the south—east that gets the rain, better than scotland, but here, the next area of weller is developing, gales across the north. gusts of 50, 60 miles an hour. the speu gusts of 50, 60 miles an hour

here�*s how the labels say it works.ic without consent or compensation to churn out the requested song. and the labels say the music is alarmingly similar, calling it wholesale theft that threatens to upend the entire music ecosystem. suno and udio did not immediately respond to requests for comment. it�*s far from the first time an association

introduced to britain by trojan records, the label secured dozens of hit songs.ouncil estates, inspiring a new generation of british youths. you couldn't go to white clubs, simple. so, natural thing, you make your own fun. bringing the story to the contemporary world and showing why it is important, and it is important because music and fashion with it can make massive change. for all of us, it was like, let's make a positive story about immigration, and that was the heart of it. and then music and getting to the stories, which are brilliant. new migrants from the caribbean brought their music with them but there was a struggle to get it played so the importance of djs and their sound systems was crucial. we met a lot of resistance in the mainstream of our reggae music. none of the clubs in england and london would allow us to come and play reggae music. so, people would clear out their house, and we would go into the house and string up into a room, and then we would have a party. most of our parties are a multiracial thing. known as the motown of reggae, trojan

you can run your own label.m a piano player and singer. oh, i am intrigued, we will have to hear some of that. you can stream it. the cassette sales thing. highest number in 15 years, 80,000 sold in 2019. that is baffling for a lot of people because many of us long since threw out the cassette recorder. i think it is interesting in this digital age, people still crave something they can hold, they can show, they can demonstrate their taste and their choices in music... 0r lack of it. well, you know, i don't know what you've bought. exactly, i‘m not telling you. it is interesting to see the different artists coming through on vinyl, it is not just the old classics, it is liam gallagher, also billie eilish sold very well on vinyl which might surprise a few. yes, indeed. tom, where do you think it is all going? i think it is going to carry on like this for a while. i don‘t think it has peaked yet, i think it is still growing, things like spotify in new countries and things like that so i think the hard—core fans wi

and in this case here, putting the label of state affiliated media. very quickly was presented with the other side and turned it around. but it's a reflection of the fact of what people who work at twitter tell me, that he feels very reluctant to accept anyone else's opinion when it's inside the organisation. you can be wrong with him once, but most people aren't around to be wrong with him, to disagree with him twice. that is really interesting because there was a similar thing with the american broadcaster npr, state—affiliated news was the tag that he gave them as well. i mean, a former head of trust and safety at twitter was talking about the capricious nature of decision making from musk. is that what is going on or is there something more malign, do you think? yeah, i think he really is rarely presented with the consequences of his actions until he enacts them. so it's very rare that people will say to him, we must not do this simply because the people who have said we must not do this, simply because the people who have said that along the the

our pubs and restaurants, that is the issue with labelling.to be a manifesto commitment for the conservative party? the trade agricultural commission took a million people to get that over the line and they have recommended it. i get that over the line and they have recommended it.— recommended it. i am not going to write our manifesto _ recommended it. i am not going to write our manifesto here _ recommended it. i am not going to write our manifesto here and - recommended it. i am not going to write our manifesto here and now. write our manifesto here and now but hopefully you can see our track record on these things, and when i first came to parliament and i was on the select committee, one of the things we were trying to fix on labelling was country of origin, and it is with processed food, we had done it for fresh it is with processed food, we had done it forfresh produce but not processed produce, still call it a british pork pie if it was put together here but the meat was somewhere else and produced to a different standard. so we have a

he was unwilling to label vladimir putin, a warcriminal —— on unwilling to label vladimir putin, a warance. spoke about the sanctions barack for instance. spoke about the sanctions ba rack obama for instance. spoke about the sanctions barack obama has imposed on russia following the meddling of russia in the us election. he will be confirmed the face of us foreign policy so it is definitely very important to take into consideration the fact that tillerson seems a lot closer to the kind of views donald trump has expressed about russia up until now. watmore is going to happen, then, to this dossier —— what more. this apparently unverified dossier, that has caused donald trump so much upset in the last 2a hours? donald trump so much upset in the last 24 hours? there has been a lot of consideration within congress towards doing further investigations into this. there could be hearings, not specifically about the dossier, but about russian hacking, and other russian attempts to meddle in us politics, and perhaps donald trump's ties. back in october, november, there was a joint government ta