manchester's those students we've got many different universities here manchester metropolitan university university or so forth northwestern college of music manchester articulate a million songs we're told in student population is about one hundred thirty thousand students which is pretty much one third of the city our campus year it is almost as big as manchester city center. the division of communications and marketing communicates everything that's good about the university both internally and text and it's developing and it's also professionalizing the higher education sector is probably like behind the commercial sector for some time but it's catching up very fast our university has its very own starbucks if your interests are burps if you're into like taking selfies with your starbucks cup and everything this is pretty much the closest to go if you go to some where you're going to get a free cookie if you go to mcdonald's you're going to get a free mc flurry and so on. saw the city is pretty much made for students so make

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and of course you are the chancellor of manchester university, which is a lovely and highly prestigiousow like an insider? we all feel like an outsider. forever, whether we are inside or not. it is ok to be an outsider. you get a perspective on things. but i don't think it's unique to me. there are tons of us who are outsiders who have lived through the care system and who have become successful, but i'm successful in spite of what happened to me, not because of what happened to me. so this notion of art, and i reflected on this in the beginning when i reflected on our coming out of dark and painful places, you don't believe that your art was, in a sense — that your suffering was a requirement to you to be the others that you are? no, you need to feel a reason to write. that is all you need. it does not have to be about experience. you do not need to have a bad express to be a good artist. otherwise i would tell people to have a bad experience to become a good artist. that is not true. we all have stories. one of the things that i treasure is the fact that a story like mine allows me to

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and we can now speak to maria malone, principal lecturer in fashion business at manchester metropolitan university us from our salford newsroom. thank you very much for being with us. thank you very much for being with us. you have a lots of direct experience in this area of retail. i think most recently at littlewoods shop directs. the challenge of online and developing an identity, what is your sense first of all of where marks & spencer has gone wrong in terms of its offer in clothing?” think there is no clarity on who the customer is. and on the product that is being offered to the customer. i think the competition has come thick and fast and is napping at the heels, and is now overtaking. if you think about childrenswear which marks & spencer was the go to praise the childrenswear, now everybody is going to asda. so, there is competition in doing things better, better prices, compatible product quality, but also really focused on great marketing strategies. why don't they know their customers?” am afraid my aps hasjust don't they know their customers?” am afraid my aps has just fallen out. do

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geoff pearson from manchester university specialises in studying football violence and sports law.so problems in terms of the italian policing. and our english fans a target because of why english fans have always been a target? historical hooliganism from the 1970s and 1980s? that's right, and english fans are still seen as legitimate targets because of that history of hooliganism. we saw that in marseille at the european championships, but it seems to be a particular problem in italy because of the rivalry with some of the club sides. some of the details are really shocking, because of for example the use of belts. that's right, and this is unheard of among football fa ns right, and this is unheard of among football fans from this country. i am not sure of the details in this match, but in this fans have been asked to remove their belts before, it is not every single match that that happens. we say it is a huge security operation, but as you well know, when you go to football matches sometimes you can‘t police an entire city, can you? and if you ta ke an entire city, can you? and

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no she's studying under him at the university of manchester. i'm phenomenon. i've learned so many things. anyone who studies with him learn so much. loans. often invites young talented musicians from abroad to stay with host families sixteen year old eva hails from albania she's one of many outstanding musicians called mentors in his free time. home. why do i do it this is my life want to see if it gives me joy and fulfillment it's interesting and exciting that's why i do it. because of marsh justice on twitter. that's why i've chosen to live this way and when it comes down to which student i specifically work with i don't choose by who can afford what but who can and who wants to achieve something slice and buy what inspires me makes me happy. and was worth the effort. and as a feature is regularly on the juries of international music competitions and about coffee is sure to discover many more talented students in the future to. now it's time to tickle the taste buds with another installment of our series fifty kitchens one city where we present you our favor

the university of manchester says it has conducted successful results using hair follicles. the next stel will be a clinical trial to see if it's effective and safe. >>> the centers for disease control is apologizing for a tweet. the cdc tweeted a picture affpapoppy seed muffin and added this, ticks can be the size of a poppy seed. can you spot all five in this photo? the responses range from i'll never be able to eat poppy seeds again. they issued a tick in cheek comment saying sorry we ticked some of you off. don't let a tick bite ruin your summer. i can see their point. >> yeah, i think i spotted one. up next president trump tears up the iran nuclear deal. >> the fact is this was a horrible one-sided deal that should have never, ever been made. >> what he's putting in place of that deal. iran is already warning might what come next. >>> voters went to the polls today with the country watching for any sign of a mid-term blue wave. >>> and the annual development conference, the mountain view tech jiept shows you how technology will keep getting cholula hot sauce is teaming

professor mike burton is a volcanologist at the university of manchester can give us more details about its own tunnel, then the lava can stay hot for longer. this activity has been going on for about 35 yea rs, has been going on for about 35 years, this fracture area to the east of the summit of kilauea has been active for 35 years, continuously producing lava flows which have reached the sea in the past. it comes out fast in the beginning because it is hot and you can get up to ten metres per second or more though it is moving very quickly but then it slows down swiftly. as it cools, crystals form and it loses gas which makes it sticky and slows the process down so you end up at the end with this blocky lava flow. it's more about destroying buildings than hurting people. it is quite rare people are hurt by a lava flow itself. nicolas maduro has won a second term as president in the venezuelan elections. officials said he secured five point eight million votes, four million more than his nearest rival, henri falcon. opposition parties claim the result isn't valid. despite having the wo

the university of manchester says it has conducted successful experiments use hair follicles. >>> up need to know before you go. >> let's take a look at our instagram picture of the day. if you haven't yet, follow us at abc 7 news bay area. it's humphrey's slow cone. can i call it slow cone? i think it's located down the >>> it's 6:58. here are the 7 things you need to know before you go. number one, that breaking news, three americans being held by north korea will be back home in the u.s. tonight. they were released overnight and are on their way home right now with secretary of state mike pompeo. >>> number two, the er at valley medical center in san jose is back open after a hazmat scare overnight. a patient flown in by helicopter and the crew who came into contact with him had to be decontaminated. that scene is now clear. >>> number three, grief counselors will be available at san ramon valley high school in san ville after a 15-year-old was found in the pool yesterday. classmates identify the freshman as ben curry. >>> number four, happening right now, the confirmation hearing

the idea ofjumping spiders might make some of us squirm — but scientists at university of manchesterf you're not a fan of our eight—legged friends, you might want to look away now... this is kim, a regaljumping spider — a species famed for its ability to leap. researchers hope that studying kim's movements will give them insight into how these creatures are able propel themselves up to six times' their body length. 0ur science correspondent helen briggs is here to tell us more. i think this is a rather fabulous story, helen, but first of all, how do you actually begin to go about training a spider? it is a very, very good question. i asked the scientists that. they got a number of spidersjust from scientists that. they got a number of spiders just from a pet shop, and they build in a lab these of take—off and landing platforms for them, and they just take—off and landing platforms for them, and theyjust put them on the take—off platform. them, and theyjust put them on the ta ke—off platform. they them, and theyjust put them on the take—off platform. they wanted them tojump so take—of

one of the scientists behind this at the university of manchester is actually an aeronautics engineerro—robots, and then he thought about jumping and that in micro—robots, and then he thought aboutjumping and going right down to a smaller scale. there is work going on studying nature. they have looked at grasshoppers, fleas, and now they are looking at jumping spiders. they are amazing creatures that they can do this. finding out more about how they do it, unlocking their secrets, could lead to big advances. you mentioned they had managed to almost train this spider. there are quite a few but kim was the only one that cooperated? they selected female spiders they thought would be best. they bought a number of them from a pet shop and build platforms for them to jump to pet shop and build platforms for them tojump to and pet shop and build platforms for them to jump to and from. they didn't want to use prey to tempt them. they could have used a cricket or something but they thought if they kept it eating it would get a bit lazy orfat, so they kept it eating it would get a bit lazy or f

so you students see we've got many different universities here manchester metropolitan university university of so forth northwestern college of music manchester articulate a million songs or a total student population is about one hundred thirty thousand students which is pretty much one third of the city our campus year it is almost as big as manchester city center. the division of communications and marketing communicates everything that's good about the university both internally and text and it's developing and it's also professionalizing the higher education sector is probably like behind the commercial sector for some time but it's catching up very fast our university has its very own starbucks if you're into starbucks if you're into like taking selfies with your starbucks cup and everything this is pretty much the clothes to go if you go to subway you're going to get a free cookie if you go to mcdonald's you're going to get a free mc for ian so. saw the series pretty much made for students so make great use of a student fees have increased from three thousand pounds to nin

we work with the university of manchester who evaluated our programme and said that yes, parents who grow later on. it is really important that we work backwards and start to manage the children from an earlier age. this may be ignorant, the kids still have ba bysat may be ignorant, the kids still have babysat at the age of three? children grow differently. that is something that we need to look at. —— baby fat. we can get into the technical areas, they do deep and go up technical areas, they do deep and go up but the more we understand, the better we will be able to see whether it is what we might call puppy whether it is what we might call puppyfat. whether it is what we might call puppy fat, or just a whether it is what we might call puppy fat, orjust a normal part of grubbing up. reflect, if they don't logon they don't get the information? they need to logon. is that not a fundamental issue? we have 21 families go for 21,000 families registered. we have some populations who may not even have e—mail addresses and are not digitally connected in this motivates people to get the good

the crossed the line with points against manchester city and chelsea, clubs from another financial universeny premier league experience. we are anything but the team with the biggest budget. we have seen that you can reach with passion, desire, the right effort and attitude, and the right effort and attitude, and the togetherness. none of huddersfield, newcastle and brighton have spent their way to survival, while champions manchester city spent nearly £286 million last season but brighton spentjust over £58 million, huddersfield around £51 million, and newcastle, less than £49, which meant many thought the magpies squad would not be good enough for the top level, but they have a manager in whom they have total faith, who has have a manager in whom they have totalfaith, who has won have a manager in whom they have total faith, who has won the european cup. in the beginning we we re european cup. in the beginning we were thinking that the target was to stay up. i would say five games before, so that is amazing, and for me the key has been the unity, the togetherness between fans, players, st

it was part of a study at the university of manchester.rs only eat once a week.. the sprinder named 'kim' couldn't be motivated by food. instead... they manually moved her they manually moved her from one platform to another. eventually jim was conditioned to make the jump herself. they said once she started jumping, kim never missed. ( darya ) coming up in the next hour... we're following breaking news out of san jose.. where police are investigating a double homicide. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) ♪ ♪ legendary jockey vÍctor espinoza is insatiable when it comes to competing. ♪ ♪ so is his horse. ♪ ♪ when it comes to snacking. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ that's why he uses the chase mobile app, to pay practically anyone, at any bank. life, lived victor's way. chase. make more of what's yours. (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom..(james) and i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... as an upper low continues to move inland, a weak ridge will weak move inland, a continues to as an upper low as an upper low continues to mov

university. thank you. announced it will close its call centre in swansea. on its manchester site. in 500 roles overallmarket for british troops near paderborn in 1981. jenny hill reports. 0n the tranquil bank of a german river, a slow, painful search. the body of a british child. trip with her mother. it was her second birthday. the family lived on the nearby british army base. she was never found. but living on thin ice, that they find nothing. over the years, artists' impressions of a girl growing up. of who she really is. this is how they think she'd look today. investigation was badly flawed. it was a review of old evidence which led them to this spot. whether military or civilian, would be clearly different. apologised to the lee family for those failings. who have waited 36 years to find out what happened to their little girl. to expose the truth. jenny hill, bbc news, paderborn. chief executive officer of books slacken. slacken. federal court in detroit, we are hearing. hearing. emissions scandal that you may remember. remember. knowledge of the manipulation of diesel emission test results. die

from the university of illinois -- as well as a phd in biomedical engineering from the university of -- manchester in the united kingdom. so, i now recognize dr. -- for his five minutes to present his testimony. >> thank you. chairman smith, ranking member johnson, chairwoman comstock, chairman weaver, ranking member lipinski. and, ranking member vesey and distinguished members of the subcommittee on research and technology, and the subcommittee on energy. i thank you for taking up this important issue, and for the opportunity to address the members, and share with the department of energy, and collaboration with the department of veterans affairs -- is trying to do at intersection of next-generation artificial intelligence, supercomputing, u.s. innovation, and veterans health. that the department of energy, driven by where our missions are headed, work at the forefront of technologies. today, we are embracing artificial intelligence peer this coincides with diminishing returns from -- we are squeezing the most out of our supercomputing paradigm, this remains important. this post morris lot erin n

. >> arianna grande eight marcus at university with this tweet to the people of manchester. am thinking of you all today and every day. i love you with all of me and am sending you all of the light and warmth i have to offer on this challenging day. >>> the united states is leading the fight against the new outbreak of the deadly ebola virus in central africa. the u.s. place to supply $8 million to help the global response to the growing ebola outbreak in the congo. that pledge came during a meeting of the world health organization in geneva. experts say this new outbreak is the most serious since the 2014 epidemic in west africa that killed more than 11,000 people. the world health organization is now wrapping up their response hoping to avoid another global health emergency. >> getting in the vaccines and getting them in a freezer. all of the tests need to be done in a short period of time. >> so far, this new ebola outbreak has been limited to a remote area of the congo and the world health organization is hoping a quick and strong remark -- response will contain it. >>>

of illinois as urbana champagne as well as a phd in biomedical engineering from the university of southford manchester in the united kingdom so i now recognize dr. kuznetsov for his five minutes to present his testimony. >> thank you, chairman smith, ranking member johnson, chairwoman comstock, chairman wieber, ranking member lipinski and ranking member veasey and distinguished members on the research and technology and the subcommittee on energy, i thank you for taking up this morning issue and for the opportunity to address the members and share with the department of energy in collaboration with the department of veterans affairs is trying to do at the intersex of next generation artificial intelligence, supercomputing, u.s. innovation and veterans health. at the department of energy driven by where our missions are heading, we work at the forefront of technologies, and today we are embracing artificial intelligence this. coincides with diminishing returns from moore's law where squeezing the most out of 70 years of the supercomputing paradigm remains important. in post-moore's law era supports. a

university resign based on how the school responded to the complaints. dannia bacchus, abc news, los angeles. >>> raising their voices in unison and resilience, people in manchester, england marked a solemn occasion with song. ♪ a one love manchester concert was held tonight, marking the one-year anniversary of a suicide bomb attack. you remember it happened at an ariana grande concert. 22 people died. more than 500 were wounded. the evening ended with a mass sing loong featuring 2800 voices of different choirs as well as thousands of people who attended. >>> the lawyer who ranted against spanish-speaking restaurant workers says he's not a racist. aaron schlossberg issued an apology today. he said seeing himself opened his eyes and his actions are not acceptable. but he also said the video did not convey "the real me." last week schlossberg accused employees of being on welfare and threated to call i.c.e. >>> a large sinkhole on the white house grounds is growing every day. journalists spotted it on the north ln near the fence this weekend. a board has been placed over that hole to keep people away. the national parks service is bringing in experts to diagnose an

university resign based on how the school responded to the complaints. dannia bacchus, abc news, los angeles. >>> raising their voices in unison and resilience, people in manchester, england marked a solemn occasion with song. ♪ a one love manchester concert was held tonight, marking the one-year anniversary of a suicide bomb attack. you remember it happened at an ariana grande concert. 22 people died. more than 500 were wounded. the evening ended with a mass sing loong featuring 2800 voices of different choirs as well as thousands of people who attended. >>> the lawyer who ranted against spanish-speaking restaurant workers says he's not a racist. aaron schlossberg issued an apology today. he said seeing himself opened his eyes and his actions are not acceptable. but he also said the video did not convey "the real me." last week schlossberg accused employees of being on welfare and threatened to call i.c.e. >>> a large sinkhole on the white house grounds is growing every day. journalists spotted it on the north lawn near the fence this weekend. a board has been placed over that hole to keep people away. the national parks service is bringing in experts to diagnos

laughter chancellor of manchester university.ute but before he does we are going to have one minute of silence, as we again remember those who died, those who carry the physical and the mental scars of 12 months ago. let's be silent. thank you manchester. cheering and applause that silence impeccably observed, and now a poem. skeletons foxtrot from cupboards, so war correspondents become travel show presenters, and magpies bring back lost property, children engagement rings, broken things let there be peace so storms can go out to sea to be angry and return to me calm, so the broken can rise up and dance in the hospitals and dance in the hospitals and let the aged ethopian man in the grey block of flats peer through his window and see others before him so his thrilled outstretched arms become frames for his dreams. let there be peace and let tears fall and evaporate to form clouds and cleanse themselves and fall into reservoirs of drinking water. and let harsh memories burst. let harsh memories burst into fireworks that melt in t