— guardian are saying? well, really, if ou're a guardian are saying? _ guardian are saying? well, really, if you're a remainer, go _ guardian are saying? well, really, if you're a remainer, go by - guardian are saying? well, really, if you're a remainer, go by the i if you're a remainer, go by the guardian. orthe if you're a remainer, go by the guardian. or the express, if you're a remainer, go by the guardian. orthe express, if if you're a remainer, go by the guardian. or the express, if you're a leaver. ithink guardian. or the express, if you're a leaver. i think what's happened is — in brussels, i think people clearly understand that if you stop people in northern ireland eating sausages from the rest of the uk, or chilled meets — we like sausages because it's an easy thing to explain the situation... we will also remember _ explain the situation... we will also rememberjim _ explain the situation. .. we will also rememberjim hacker- explain the situation... we will also rememberjim hacker and| explain the situation... we will. also rememberjim hack

we are going to save the front page of the guardian, - the front page of the guardian, james, but we time, but it seems that for the biggest party, it is no can with the social democratic party. the christian democrats are right of centre, the social democrats are to the left of centre. they are about 25% each. the biggest party traditionally gets first shot at the chancellorship, the leading party in the coalition. this is going to go on for weeks and weeks, but as it looks like they are probably going to need three parties into a coalition. there is also a liberal free democrat party and the greens who have done very well, so german politics are going to be somewhat unstable for a while, and ball all the deal—making of carving up is being done, angela merkel, who is expected to step down and is leaving parliament, is going to remain as chancellor probably longer than she actually wanted to.— actually wanted to. yeah, that retirement _ actually wanted to. yeah, that retirement is _ actually wanted to. yeah, that retirement is on _ actually wanted to. yeah, that retirement is on hold

that's right, the guardian _ tax rises. that's right, the guardian has _ tax rises. - tax rises. that's right, the guardian has really dug i tax rises. that's right, the. guardian has really dug into tax rises. that's right, the - guardian has really dug into some of these _ guardian has really dug into some of these figures here, of what the money— these figures here, of what the money raised from the proposed national— money raised from the proposed national insurance rise will be spent — national insurance rise will be spent on _ national insurance rise will be spent on. the whole point of this plan was — spent on. the whole point of this plan was supposed to be to fix the issues _ plan was supposed to be to fix the issues with— plan was supposed to be to fix the issues with the social care sector, thais— issues with the social care sector, that's what— issues with the social care sector, that's what boris johnson issues with the social care sector, that's what borisjohnson promised he would _ that's what borisjohnson promised he would do, as karen said. but as yo

and they address where the future guardian is living.at means it has happened in that box is checked. people don't meaningfully understand what will happen. often the people seeking the guardianship don't either. and that start the process because that's what they think they have to do because that's what a family member told them. so they can be seconds long may be you are not there. your voice may not be heard or no opportunity to say i don't want this or i don't like this. >> so to talk about the facts of the britney spears case denied a lawyer she was not allowed to see a lawyer so how common is that? >> . >> i have seen a circumstance before were it is difficult for the person that has not been given accident on —- access for what is used against them i cannot say how common it is but what it takes is advocacy but the circumstances like you described with those expressed wishes to challenge the evidence being used against you does not appear to be present. and then it highlights the fact and then to have access of attorneys of your

the question posed by the guardian.cts on the criticism the government has received over the plans and leads with the word "care—less". and finally, the sun, and the paper calls it "bojo�*s biggest gamble" — and questions whether the manifesto u—turn will cost votes. so let's start off with you, michael, because the times has a similar take michael, because the times has a similartake on michael, because the times has a similar take on the telegraph, which is an historic look at this, saying that this is really the biggest tax burden this country has faced for 70 years since the second world war. yes, and they haven't got the scary graph the telegraph has, but it's along the same lines as the telegraph, focusing on this idea that this is the biggest since the second world war. and for a a lot of young people, who this will hit, they don't care, theyjust care about will be in their pay packets next year when it kicks in. at the moment it says in the times of this is a calculated risk, a calculated gamble that is taking t

here the guardian as saying _ social care. here the guardian as saying the — social care.ter is facing a meeting — saying the prime minister is facing a meeting even within his own party over this _ a meeting even within his own party over this very seemingly sort of left—leaning exercise that he is embracing. it does not seem to be the tory— embracing. it does not seem to be the tory way to raise taxes and it goes _ the tory way to raise taxes and it goes against all those election manifestos where boris johnson was so quick— manifestos where boris johnson was so quick to _ manifestos where boris johnson was so quick to say none of this would be happening. 0f so quick to say none of this would be happening. of course they are playing _ be happening. of course they are playing the covid card and none of us on _ playing the covid card and none of us on this— playing the covid card and none of us on this reality but clearly discussing problems within his own party _ discussing problems within his own party a _ discussing problems within his own party. a huge majority so i'm

let's go to the guardian. starmer lost in the _ is it? let's go to the guardian.let's go to the guardian. starmer lost in the woods as l is it? let's go to the guardian. l starmer lost in the woods as he rejects — starmer says the government is lost in the woods. on a week like this, this would be an open goalfor the a week like this, this would be an open goal for the opposition party but he has had so many of his own problems internally.— problems internally. yes, he has. and if this — problems internally. yes, he has. and if this is _ problems internally. yes, he has. and if this is his _ problems internally. yes, he has. and if this is his big _ problems internally. yes, he has. and if this is his big speech - and if this is his big speech tomorrow to the labour party conference. he has seen the of his ministers. i think the bakers union has disavowed eight it is worth from the labour party. it is has disavowed eight it is worth from the labour party-— the labour party. it is a pretty small union, _ the labour party. it is a pretty small union, though. - the l

the guardian has a cheat with the headlines. — money.ardian has a cheat with the headlines, saying _ money. the guardian has a cheat with the headlines, saying his— money. the guardian has a cheat with the headlines, saying his reputation i the headlines, saying his reputation is at stake. — the headlines, saying his reputation is at stake, but telling us for years— is at stake, but telling us for years he _ is at stake, but telling us for years he hasn't got a reputation worth_ years he hasn't got a reputation worth its— years he hasn't got a reputation worth its salt anyways. they are gob smacked _ worth its salt anyways. they are gob smacked hy— worth its salt anyways. they are gob smacked by this because they quite like it_ smacked by this because they quite like it when people spend a lot of money _ like it when people spend a lot of money so— like it when people spend a lot of money. so it's the fact that that is the worry— money. so it's the fact that that is the worry is— money. so it's the fact that that is the worry is it this

lets turn to the - front page of the guardian. back to the guardian.ctor. this is a huge issue and i in the sector. this is a huge issue and i think— in the sector. this is a huge issue and i think the _ in the sector. this is a huge issue and i think the guardian - in the sector. this is a huge issue and i think the guardian have - in the sector. this is a huge issue | and i think the guardian have kind of come out of nowhere with this in the sense that they are right when they say this is an issue hiding in plain sight. it affects so many people and i know i personally know people, family members and friends were struggling massively with a cut of childcare. i think the report says that the uk is possibly the third most expensive country when it comes to childcare costs in this massive survey of more than 20,000 working parents has basically said that the government is not doing enough to make childcare more affordable and more possible for people and you have got people saying it is costing them more than venting their mortgage and thatjust cannot b

the guardian also does it lead with the| guardian also does it lead with the same story.bviously was key in the questioning, bringing out this report. obviously he's got all the on ground experience himself. do you think that this is a row now. we've heard that rob is going to the region, talking to pakistan and other nations in the coming days. isn't the failure here to afghanistan a much longer term one? in the end the existing afghans, the success of afghan debate garnered huge level of support. pakistan has back the taliban, created the taliban as many other nations see for years. this is a very complex problem that the us, uk, western eyes failed to deal with for many years. it is notjust the events of the last few weeks is a? no, not at all. there's a reason why biden keeps using the term forever war. that is conceivably what it might�*ve turned into had the us not decided to somewhat abruptly remove, evacuate their troops. they were actually left with an extremely difficult choice to make once they had gone into afghanistan on counterterrorism. with counterterroris

but let�*s look at the guardian.ing street are saying that we must not panic by. but the prime minister spokesman says this issues across several industries, what could and should the government do immediately. the people do not fall into undue alarm over this. it is something that people do worry about. i something that people do worry about. ~ ., , about. i think that is right. i think the — about. i think that is right. i think the message - about. i think that is right. i think the message from - about. i think that is right. i - think the message from downing street today has been trying as hard as possible so that sibling of reassurance, but really, i think borisjohnson has had this trip in the states this week that there is been a number of winds, is climate change speech landed well. he has seen the border for british double jib travellers through you with three open, but he has jetted jib travellers through you with three open, but he hasjetted back this morning into an array of issues and the hgv issue such

talks— a big u—turn whereas the guardian talks more — a big u—turn whereas the guardian talks more aboutference in opinion within boris johnson's cabinet. and the difference in opinion within borisjohnson's cabinet. some boris johnson's cabinet. some hardiine — borisjohnson's cabinet. some hardline saying no, even in a crisis we should — hardline saying no, even in a crisis we should not allow more even temporary immigrants to come in and others _ temporary immigrants to come in and others say— temporary immigrants to come in and others say we have got to deal with this crisis— others say we have got to deal with this crisis and there might well be a real— this crisis and there might well be a real reckoning here. an honest conversation for many that work on immigration needed to have for a lon- immigration needed to have for a long time — immigration needed to have for a long time that actually this country needs— long time that actually this country needs immigration and that higher wages _ needs immigration and that higher wages for— needs immigration and that higher wages for many of

vilma: este abogado de inmigraciÓn dice que si el guardiÁn legal del niÑo no contesta los llamados delntado y el niÑo estÁ en proceso de remociÓn, y no se presenta ante el juez, lo mÁs probable es que el niÑo... vilma: el departamento de salud y recursos humanos tiene en estos momentos 14.936 menores bajo su custodia. nos dijeron que una vez los menores son entregados, no tienen obligaciÓn legal de vigilarlos. las llamadas son voluntarias. jorge: la armada de colombia informÓ que secuestro un narco submarino con mÁs de una tonelada de cocaÍna. el cargamento tiene un valor de 60.000.000 $, estaba destinado a ser vendido en amÉrica latina. ilia: en breve, ♪ jorge: debido al repunte de la pandemia, la compaÑÍa costco pone lÍmites temporales en algunos de sus almacenes, ademÁs recomiendan el uso de mascarillas para empleados y compradores. ilia: vamos con patricia y un adelanto de la ediciÓn nocturna. patricia: gracias. vamos a hablar de una caravana de unos 300 migrantes en chiapas, mÉxico, que fue interceptada por tercera ocasiÓn en una semana con extrema violencia por la guardia naciona

let us look at the l guardian jonathan, starmer risks guardian jonathan, starmer risks civil war overoposal?— leaders will be selected. what is the --roosal? ~ ., ., , the proposal? well, the labour party i think at the proposal? well, the labour party i think at the — the proposal? well, the labour party i think at the moment _ the proposal? well, the labour party i think at the moment has _ the proposal? well, the labour party i think at the moment has a - the proposal? well, the labour party i think at the moment has a system i i think at the moment has a system called _ i think at the moment has a system called one _ i think at the moment has a system called one member one vote. where every— called one member one vote. where every party— called one member one vote. where every party memberand called one member one vote. where every party member and members of affiliated _ every party member and members of affiliated organisations such as trade _ affiliated organisations such as trade unions they vote in the most straightforward way for a leader, and, _ straightforward way for a le

in the guardian. _ couple of days, i hope. in the guardian, the _ couple of days, i hope.f the front page, call for new deal to help children across england. yes. help children across england. yes, this is a report _ help children across england. yes, this is a report from _ help children across england. yes, this is a report from the _ help children across england. yes, this is a report from the children's commissioner for england, which talks— commissioner for england, which talks about a package for schools, what _ talks about a package for schools, what it _ talks about a package for schools, what it should look like, and the impact _ what it should look like, and the impact the — what it should look like, and the impact the pandemic has had on the life chances and mental health and various— life chances and mental health and various other aspects of young people's— various other aspects of young people's lives across the country. my slight — people's lives across the country. my slight hesitation with this is i am not — my slight hesitation with this is i am not sure

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let's go on to the guardian. despite all- on this one. let's go on to the guardian.one. let's go on to the - guardian. despite all the rows, the one resignation, what has keir starmer done, do you think, in terms of securing the future of the labour party, and in terms of the selection process, and also the deselection process? he process, and also the deselection rocess? , , ., ., ~ process? he is trying to make it clear the party _ process? he is trying to make it clear the party isn't _ process? he is trying to make it clear the party isn't going - process? he is trying to make it clear the party isn't going to - clear the party isn't going to campaign on the same very left wing approach _ campaign on the same very left wing approach it— campaign on the same very left wing approach it took underjeremy corbyh — approach it took underjeremy corbyh i_ approach it took underjeremy corbyn. i think he is trying to make that very— corbyn. i think he is trying to make that very clear. unfortunately, it is hot _ that very clear. unfortunately, it is not often that sir keir

— first of all of the front of the guardian? ~ , , , ., , , guardian? absolutely. the _ guardian? absolutely. obviously it looks like the government - guardian? absolutely. obviously it looks like the government are - guardian? absolutely. obviously it. looks like the government are going to go ahead and vaccinate children across the country, and honestly it follows suit with the rest of europe as well on this one, in terms of the way this has been done. they have done it across many countries in europe and across ireland as well, and the government looking to push ahead with it. there is an argument, thejcbi ahead with it. there is an argument, thejcb i have made that argument today, that the bennett's vaccines are not probably worth it for children, because they are not really affected by the virus —— the jcvi. it depends which is sort of report you look at in which scientists you hear from. report you look at in which scientists you hearfrom. clearly there is an argument that vaccines, their side effects with this as well, obviously very small chances, and i thi

that is the front page of the guardian. and it's emma raducanu.— front page of the guardian.t's emma raducanu. yes, i think as you mentioned there, _ emma raducanu. yes, i think as you mentioned there, i _ emma raducanu. yes, i think as you mentioned there, i think— emma raducanu. yes, i think as you mentioned there, i think that - emma raducanu. yes, i think as you mentioned there, i think that one i emma raducanu. yes, i think as you mentioned there, i think that one is| mentioned there, i think that one is going to graze many front pages tomorrow again. we saw today on a couple of papers now she is on the front and giving the lateness of the game last night i think she will dominate the papers tomorrow and rightfully so. this was a huge achievement and a great match to watch. it isjust achievement and a great match to watch. it is just the start of her career. that's the theme of much of what we will see on the front pages tomorrow. how she isjust 18, what we will see on the front pages tomorrow. how she isjust18, she went from being an outside plea that outsider in this g

let's get the guardian newspaper which continues to look at the energy crisis with a gas firms may faceu've illustrated those potential costume families, seven two £1750 the foundation estimates. now this idea gas firms may face a windfall tax. it’s may face a windfall tax. it's interesting _ may face a windfall tax. it's interesting to _ may face a windfall tax. it's interesting to see - may face a windfall tax. it�*s interesting to see this proposal on the table. i think this is a week where some of the smaller energy companies are going bust but we know that historically energy companies particularly the big six have made huge profits in the uk and they tend to benefit when prices go up. but actually when these wholesale because of energy goes down they don't reduce prices. so they are able to bank those extra profits. i think a windfall tax on energy companies is a really interesting proposal and it's worth looking at. but that alone is not going to get us out of this cost—of—living crisis. i think in order to do that we need to, it comes back to what were saying before, energy cost

such as the guardian this is a real defeat for those talks and a defeat for brexit as an idea.a little bit more upbeat. this is come out after the prime ministers visit to the united states. he was asked byjournalist whether there's going to be a trade deal. he indicated it probably not by 2024. deal. he indicated it probably not by 202a. otherwise not before next election. some people would say that during the brexit referendum campaign if you remember that far back, we were told that one of the big advantages of brexit is we would get these trade deals included with the united states was up actually being conservative manifesto in the last general election talked about getting us trade deal for years. last general election talked about getting us trade dealfor years. so it looks as if that's not going to happen. but the prime minister can point to some sort of victories from the trip to the us. it's going quite well. and i expect he's got this submarine agreement with the us and australia and he's managed to convince and take the credit it leaves for convincing joe biden to o

we are going to bring in the guardian newspaper on this, a similar topic, guardian newspaper on this, prepare forwinter guardian newspaper on this, a similar topic, prepare for winter of discontent. this is notjust about energy prices. what does this cover? it is covering so much! we have got food shortages, stories about the fact that — food shortages, stories about the fact that we might run out of meat in days, _ fact that we might run out of meat in days, food prices have gone up anyway, — in days, food prices have gone up anyway, energy prices all over the place _ anyway, energy prices all over the place talking about a perfect storm, potentially this autumn and winter. we've _ potentially this autumn and winter. we've got— potentially this autumn and winter. we've got the rise in national insurance. _ we've got the rise in national insurance, we have got millions of families_ insurance, we have got millions of families facing that cut to universal credit. there is some really. — universal credit. there is some really, really tough times ahead, i think. _ really, really tough tim

a temporary legal guardian will be appointed. and monday, you can catch up on old news on our website address that is andrea dot com. and you can watch us live by clicking on the orange live icon. ah, one of the top stories on here is president has named a geologist with little political experience as the country's 1st female prime minister. national dens appointment comes one day after fortune is in political parties. formed a coalition to oppose president chi siad. he'd been accused of carrying out a crew after suspending parliament. and announcing he ruled by decree. opposition politicians warned a call for protests unless, sorry, had reversed moves. to seize power, he's now split into form of government as quickly as possible. the i would, mara, a few daddy people with us. this is a historical moment where we see, for the 1st time ever a lady who is a prime minister in our country. we will be taking care of our responsibilities in such a moment. it's an honor for us and fortune is in women. see you as our prime minister . wom

let's begin the guardian newspaper. amid packed...arlier on if it was more in less, and he said it was more likely. if indeed china invades taiwan, what will be _ indeed china invades taiwan, what will be our— indeed china invades taiwan, what will be our stance. let's not forget us, australia and uk are taking action_ us, australia and uk are taking action and _ us, australia and uk are taking action and reaction to military power. — action and reaction to military power, but the biggest navy in the world _ power, but the biggest navy in the world right now. certain countries... it is been considerable concern _ countries... it is been considerable concern about this. france had a £27 biiiion— concern about this. france had a £27 billion deal — concern about this. france had a £27 billion deal. get nuclear out of my head! _ billion deal. get nuclear out of my head! electric powered submarines. the first— head! electric powered submarines. the first day was the press conference.— the first day was the press conference. j ., . ., confe

let's move to the guardian now.b news. jessica, he only “ust started. -- gb news- he _ jessica, he only 'ust started. -- gb news. the wru— jessica, he onlyjust started. -- gb news. he will probably _ jessica, he onlyjust started. -- gb news. he will probably need - jessica, he onlyjust started. -- gb news. he will probably need to - jessica, he onlyjust started. -- gb| news. he will probably need to turn in a very— news. he will probably need to turn in a very different direction. it's different— in a very different direction. it's different for a news channel, he was the face _ different fora news channel, he was the face of— different for a news channel, he was the face of a — different for a news channel, he was the face of a talent that attracted a lot of— the face of a talent that attracted a lot of good producers and journalists of, and now the main most _ journalists of, and now the main most famous face there is probably nigel— most famous face there is probably nigel farage, the former leader. they've — nig

meanwhile, the guardian reports that borisjohnson is to confirm booster jabs for over—50s tomorrow.cial times reports that the prime minister's plans for a tunnel between scotland and northern ireland have been killed as part of a treasury spending crackdown. and the telegraph reports on the news that the prime minister's mother, charlottejohnson wahl, has died at the age of 79. the paper shows a picture of the two of them together. mrjohnson described her as the "supreme authority" in his family. let's ta ke let's take a look at the ranger stories —— a range of stories facing us. most of them start with the expansion of the vaccination programme. jessica, we're looking at the metro to begin with. this is something that a number of other countries have been doing for quite some time. help us understand this. to begin with, one committee said no need on medical grounds. now the chief medical grounds. now the chief medical officers are saying off you go? medical officers are saying off you 0? �* , ., ~' medical officers are saying off you .02 �*, .,~ .,~ medical officers are saying of

the front of the guardian is talking _ our way?t a half a million displaced — is talking about a half a million displaced people coming out of afghanistan. where are they going to -o? afghanistan. where are they going to go? and _ afghanistan. where are they going to go? and the world powers, don't seem united _ go? and the world powers, don't seem united as _ go? and the world powers, don't seem united as they used to be. once upon a time _ united as they used to be. once upon a time we _ united as they used to be. once upon a time we could rely on the collaboration with america to sort out these — collaboration with america to sort out these kind of problems. but now that understanding that we used to have seems to be disappearing as america _ have seems to be disappearing as america looks more inward. the problems— america looks more inward. the problems that the world is going to be having _ problems that the world is going to be having to face in the years ahead are quite _ be having to face in the years ahead are quite ——. th

the prime minister is warned that isn't enough to fix the care crisis — that's on the front of the guardianures warnings from experts and professionals that the "gamble" plan would fail to deliver. staying with the nhs, the telegraph reports the service is hiring 42 new executives on salaries of up to £270,000 each amid concerns over how new tax cash will be spent. another health story leads on the front of the i, it focuses on rapid roll—out. "boosters to be wrapped up by christmas" as the nhs will work to deliver 35 million jabs by the end of december. "gavin the gaffe" — the metro says the education secretary has "has shot himself in the foot yet again" after he confused footballer marcus rashford with old harrovian rugby player maro itoje. migrants crossing the channel is the main story on the front of the express, as it reports british border force boats will be able to steer migrants back to france. the paper, like several others, also features teenage tennis star emma raducanu, who has reached semi—finals of the us open. so lizzie, do you want to pick us off this evening? starting wi

me spell, guardian for the much of the christmas lesson. i'm going to focus on this and then i feel is author, you know, i mean that us on sunday or legally legally is i've got to come when you're my case work here, you only be can. but for them, you know, and for my garage, the fellow manual key. so my friend went to flourish for a we'll see who could see who chica, florida noise. but i put them on my supposition or this, but with little enforcement of the law, the destruction of continues little for cross country where it is they seal, do you shall my ladders. but hey, joyce is what i'm going assume. like i love me. hon was indeed nosey. he's got to handle who have courses either who have courses and eyes and i called them a number i was e, cause i just saw me currently in brazil, mining on indigenous territories is totally prohibited. the amazon contains about 20 percent of the world's total volume of river water, more than 80 percent of the world's food has its origins in this rain forest. apart from tearing down nature forests in miner

john hindrance al jazeera, a los angeles, the judge has removed brittany spears, his father as a guardian calling the arrangement toxic. the pop star has been fighting to n b, 13 year conservatorship, the controlled her personal and business life. the judge has appointed another guardian for her and will decide in november if you arrangements should be ended entirely. early this year, spears told the court she'd been medicate it against her will and denied the right to have children. ah, talk a quick check on the headlines here on to 0 committee as president, his name de g, a physics professor with little political experience. as a country's 1st female prime minister, his task nigerla bruton, we're forming a government last week. i cite announced he'd rule by decree and ignore parts of the constitution, sparking protests what murderer? few people with us. this is a historical moment where we see the 1st time ever a lady who has a prime minister in our country. we will be taking care of our responsibilities in such a moment. it's an honor to tea. and fortune is in women saying he was our p

now, jane deadman is back from the guardian. i wonder about taking another kick and pick on financial information. i think would be the one thing the one take away that they should know is that sitting around the world are shipping and publicly doing, tell me i i use news news. hello there. let's start in australia. we've seen some damaging thunderstorms affect the southeast. you can see that in the satellite image there, and we've seen destructive wind hail and heavy rain affecting parts of queensland, new south wales, and victoria as well as has mania, and it is gonna remain rather unsettled here as we move towards the weekend elsewhere. it's looking out finer and dry up in central and northern areas and that's thanks to fading high pressure which is clinging on it's a similar story in the west, but we are going to see a change in the weather come friday. it's going to get rather wet, windy therefore perth that rain lasting well into sunday for the south that is looking cooler with some cloud cover. but the unsettled weather c

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the judge has appointed another guardian for her and will decide in november, weather the arrangements should be ended entirely. earlier this year, spears told the court should be medicated against her will, and denied the rights to have children. people who've not left their homes answer, volcanic eruption on the island over the panama, have been told to seal their doors and windows. that's because of this brand new life pictures now of like home review have ok, know as you can see, lava house and i reached the ocean and it's affecting all for huge plumes of steam and toxic gas. because hutch is all la paloma and said this reports fear on the island of love, how an unstoppable torrent of lava destroying everything in its path, and altering the landscape now flowing into the atlantic. plumes of toxic gases below, above the fishing village of as equity. it's mere is getting ready to evacuate, but there are no words to express what i think or feel. there is no way for us to anticipate how this disaster will unfold. authorities have set up a 3 and a half kilometer cordon around the con, r

the taliban has replaced the women's affairs ministry in afghanistan with what it calls the guardians of vice and virtue and young women have been ordered to stay home from school, at least for now. but some are taken to the streets and protest while others are appearing virtually at the united nations to sound the alarm. telling any world leader who will listen not to be fooled by the taliban promises to respect women's rights. yesterday the taliban band woman from working except they can clean bathrooms, fema, back to day. day ban goes from going to school and tomorrow's. they would try to shut down the internet. the u. s. has demanded women be allowed to deliver humanitarian aid in the country to capitalize on the taliban call for international assistance. but the high commissioner for human rights as women are being progressively excluded from the public sphere that prohibit that some appealing in public spaces without a male guardian, in numerous professional affect those women faced increasing restrictions. today go over the age of 12 have in effect, been prohibited from attendi

the guardian reports that borisjohnson will tell mps the health care system is in crisis, and cannotcted to recover alone. the prime minister faces growing rebellion over potential rises to tax, ahead of tomorrow's announcement on how england's social care system overhaul and tackling of the nhs backlog will be funded. according to the telegraph, the prime minister is expected to reveal that national insurance will be increased by around 1.25%, in a move that could generate £10 billion for the nhs. the paper says this will first be used to tackle the nhs backlog caused by the pandemic before funding social care. "revealed: plans for octoberfirebreak" reads the headline on the i — a senior government scientist has told the paper of potential government plans for an extended half term holiday and potential restrictions in england, to tackle rising hospital cases of covid. on the front page of the metro — a woman who's won £180,000 in a landmarkjudgment, after she claimed her boss refused to let her work a four—day week or leave work early to collect her baby from nursery. alice thompso

i remember this one, but i just don't -- guardian. kennedy: yes, the guardian is right!riveled, gnarled little nancy pelosi hands that can't get their mitts on pickles. >> run it under hot water. kennedy: the hand? and blister skin? >> no, no, the jar. kennedy: ethan, friends is quite problematic and the reunion is just a platform to admit those problems. is that the indian express, us weekly or a fake headline? >> let's go with us weekly. kennedy: that is the indian express, may 27th of this year. oh, darn it. all right, anthony, here you go. does solving the climate crisis require anti-racist/feminist leadership? is that from "forbes," the failing new york times or a fake headline? >> i'd say new york times. kennedy: it's from "forbes." dang it! last round, this one is worth two apiece. karol, the great outdoors was made for white people. is that new york magazine, the nation or a fake headline? [laughter] >> oh, so -- ah. i'm going to go with new york magazine. kennedy: oh, no, that was from the nation. >> i knew it was real. kennedy: that's okay. you're still in the

onto the guardian.w hours, very quickly out of the blocks to give interviews about this. it does look pretty orchestrated, doesn't that? yes. about this. it does look pretty orchestrated, doesn't that? yes, it certainly feels _ orchestrated, doesn't that? yes, it certainly feels coordinated, - orchestrated, doesn't that? yes, it certainly feels coordinated, you - certainly feels coordinated, you have _ certainly feels coordinated, you have him — certainly feels coordinated, you have him giving his resignation letter— have him giving his resignation letter and very swiftly after its being — letter and very swiftly after its being available for interviews at five pm, — being available for interviews at five p.m., which is a time when newspapers _ five p.m., which is a time when newspapers are really hungry for content — newspapers are really hungry for content to — newspapers are really hungry for content to put on their front page is overshadowing the evening bulletins which i'm sure the labour party— bu

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the judge has appointed another guardian for her and we'll decide in november. if you arrangements should be ended entirely. early this year, spears told the court she'd been medicaid against her will, and denied the right to have children. ah, talk a quick check on the headlines here on to 0, trinity as president of mang day g, a physics professor with little political experience as a country's 1st female prime minister, his task nigerla dude in when forming a government last week i cite announced he'd rule by decree and ignore parts of the constitution.

yeah, the guardian, the famous me and one of those articles i have to say they haven't retracted it, christian or athens, and i'll stop you there. more in the future of wiki leaks from its editor in chief up to this break plus the prospect of soldiers deployed. not this time for one of nature as was documented by wiki leaks with because of britain's energy crisis. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guess in the world, the politics sport business. i'm show business. i'll see you then me kaiser's financial survival guide. liquid assets are those that you can convert into cash quite easily. but keep in mind, no, i mean to inflation better watch guys reported me welcome back. i'm still here with chris dinner. evans and editor in chief of wiki leaks, you seeking information from morris johnson. johnson was a foreign secretary in 2017 the m i 6 boss here is answerable was answerable to him . and the article alleges that the secret service is here. we're all on board with a gun battle, although they didn't want him to be assassinated in the embassy. well,

a temporary legal guardian will be appointed. and monday you can catch up on old news on our website address that is andrea dot com. and you can watch us live by clicking on the orange live icon. ah, one of the top stories on here today, the president has named a geologist with little political experience as the country's 1st female prime minister. national dens appointment comes one day after fortune is in political parties. formed a coalition to oppose president ty siad. he'd been accused of carrying out a crew after suspending parliament and announcing he ruled by decree, opposition. politicians warned they'd call for protests and.

hey, los angeles judge has removes brittany spears father as her guardian, calling the arrangement toxic. the pop star has been fighting to end the 13 year can service the ship that controlled her personal and business life. the judge has appointed another guardian for her and will decided november weather to remove the confederate ship early this year, s p a. so the court, she'd been medicaid against her well and denied the right to have children. let's speak to one of brooks about this. she's the civil rights attorney and founding partner books law, and he's joining us from baltimore, maryland. one, a very good to have you with us on knowledge is there. so for the 1st time since 2008 brittany spears will be without her father's oversight. first of all, just how big of a victory is, is for her and what does it mean for her future? thank you for having me on. and yeah, i mean, it's a huge, huge victory for her. today's ruling by the judge was in fact what brittany attorney was asking for. so unlike mister spears, who actually ended up petitioning the court, the support and the conservato

we have to train officers to be guardians not warriors and prevent other officers from committing harm. >> for the chief that training is key. >> they're going to practice and take it slow, try to deescalate and use the least amount of force we have to use. >> drop that knife, okay. >> the department started using this virtual reality system to help deal with their own implicit bias, when to use force, when to back away. >> we have time and space let's use it and end this thing at a non-lethal level that's a win-win for everybody involved. >> we tried the system. >> i'd like to see your hands. >> my hands are right here. >> it becomes very real very fast. >> sir, stay in the car. stay in the car. >> my response was to draw my gun when the driver unexpected got out of the car. the trainer said it was too early and could have provoke what did happened moments later when the driver pulled out the gun. >> whoa, sir, pickup truck the gun down. >> it becomes real. and it's good to watch officer go through that to see how they react. >> just drop knife. >> you get a sense how quickly you have

regardless of who the guardian might be. your view, regardless of who the guardian might be.in her interest?— conservatorship in her interest? ., , ., , interest? well, her lawyer does sa that interest? well, her lawyer does say that her— interest? well, her lawyer does say that her and _ interest? well, her lawyer does say that her and him _ interest? well, her lawyer does say that her and him want - interest? well, her lawyer does say that her and him want this i say that her and him want this to end, but they are keeping the conservatorship in place for a very specific reason. her father, jamie spears, asked for the conservatorship to be terminated effective immediately. britney's lawyer said, no, we don't want that because as britney stated in court over the summer she wants to go after her father, she wants to hold him accountable. if the conservatorship were to be terminated today, jamie spears and everybody involved in the conservatorship could for all reasons destroy any paperwork or evidence. but now, all of that will have to be turned over to the new conservatory th

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