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emma gatton. beth. in the gatton of the telegraph -- emma gatton-— beth. in the gatton of the telegraph -- emma gatton. hello. on mps, what is our -- emma gatton. hello. at is your message _ -- emma gatton. hello. on mps, what is your message to _ -- emma gatton. hello. on mps, what is your message to voters _ -- emma gatton. hello. on mps, what is your message to voters who - -- emma gatton. hello. on mps, what is your message to voters who are - is your message to voters who are alarmed _ is your message to voters who are alarmed by— is your message to voters who are alarmed by headlines saying tory sleaze _ alarmed by headlines saying tory sleaze has returned? and do you want to say— sleaze has returned? and do you want to say sorry _ sleaze has returned? and do you want to say sorry for the way that you handled — to say sorry for the way that you handled the owen paterson case? and on the _ handled the owen paterson case? and on the cop. _ handled the owen paterson case? and on the cop, do you have messages for specific— on the cop, do you have messages for specific countries? we have had calls— specific countries? we have had calls for— specific c

emma's housing association is not doing its job. emma's housing association told _ is not doing its job. emma's housing association told us _ is not doing its job. emma'srity remains keeping residents say. in essex there is better news, the developer of sophia's blockers agreed to cover the cost of removing and replacing the dangerous cladding. a huge relief for those living here. a generation of homeowners face financial ruin through no fault of their own. 0rdinary people have been forced to become protesters, determined to mmp become protesters, determined to ramp up the pressure on government developers and building owners to take greater responsibility for their part in this crisis. hello and welcome to sportsday. welcome along, thanks forjoining us. a thriller at twickenham where england snatch a dramatic win over south africa. same old story for 0le — manchester united are thrashed at watford — after another embarrassing result in the premier league. and lewis hamilton powers to pole position in qualifying in qatar — as the battle for formula 0ne's drivers championship hots up in the desert. welcome along, thanks forjoining us. more on a day of d

emma — and prosecutions. tell us about the men emma ferdinand. _ and prosecutions. tell us about the men emma ferdinand. where - and prosecutions. tell us about the i men emmato kenya? the biggest one mohamed ali, this _ such concern to kenya? the biggest one mohamed ali, this was - such concern to kenya? the biggest one mohamed ali, this was a - such concern to kenya? the biggest one mohamed ali, this was a man l one mohamed ali, this was a man convicted in his role of organising and exiting the second most dangerous attack in kenya. it was hundred nearly 50 people were killed. ? 150 nearly. and this is why people, as mentioned just here with twin suicide bomber attacks. and before this escape please and can you also arrested another suspect who said to have been asking to find the details of can you's most part their nightclub and the suspect was planning to organise a terrorist attack. before that also another terrorist suspect committee convert to have been released from prison and then disappeared and the authorities are looking for him. canyons are trying to put this together, they're asking canyons to be very vigilant. give the assurances that they a

emma _ what colour was the cake? chocolate cake! very nice. emma is _ what colour was the cake? chocolate cake! very nice. emma is out - what colour was the cake? chocolate cake! very nice. emmaof work and on universal credit. she taught i and on universal credit. she taught using an affordable housing scheme ten years ago, yet her share of the bill to fix the building could be up to £30,000. how is the way you feel about your home change through all of this? ma; about your home change through all of this? ~ , ., about your home change through all of this? g ., .,, about your home change through all ofthis? g ., " of this? my mom died when i was 19. so the deposit _ of this? my mom died when i was 19. so the deposit for _ of this? my mom died when i was 19. so the deposit for my _ of this? my mom died when i was 19. so the deposit for my flight, - of this? my mom died when i was 19. so the deposit for my flight, i - so the deposit for my flight, i essentially, it was inheritance. i am only here because i've lost my mom. i've made good use of that inheritance, especially at a young age, i think everyone was quite shocked that i actually was quite sensible and thought, yes, i'm

emma vardy there for us, our ireland correspondent, _ again. emma vardy there for us, our ireland correspondent, with - again. emma vardy there for us, our ireland correspondent, with some i again. emmaemic throughout the uk. there were 38,263 new infections recorded in the latest 24—hour period, which means, on average, there were 38,980 new cases reported per day in the last week. 201 deaths were recorded, that's of people who died within 28 days of a positive covid—19 test. on average in the past week, 146 related deaths were recorded every day. almost 13.5 million people have now had their booster injection. the latest on the queen's health. the queen has held herfirst official engagement at windsor castle since she missed sunday's remembrance service at the cenotaph. she met the outgoing chief of the defence staff general sir nick carter, days after what the palace said was a back injury. her majesty has cancelled several other public engagements over the past few weeks. the prince of wales, during his trip tojordan, was asked about her majesty's condition. she is all right, thank you very much, thank you. once you get to 95, you know, it's not quite as easy as it used to be. ba

emma gatton. beth. in the gatton of the telegraph -- emma gatton-— beth. in the gatton of the telegraph -- emma gatton. hello. on mps, what is our -- emma gatton. hello. ries? we have had calls for the us needing to step up on financing. that is a huge issue at the _ on financing. that is a huge issue at the moment. you spoke to saudi arabia _ at the moment. you spoke to saudi arabia this — at the moment. you spoke to saudi arabia this morning, they have been accused _ arabia this morning, they have been accused of— arabia this morning, they have been accused of blocking talks. china has not come _ accused of blocking talks. china has not come forward with enough at this cop. ., , not come forward with enough at this cop. ., , . not come forward with enough at this cop. ., y . ., not come forward with enough at this cop. ., , . ., ,, . cop. thanks very much, emma. since we are an international— cop. thanks very much, emma. since we are an international context - cop. thanks very much, emma. since we are an international context and i we are an international context and speaking before international colleagues, i want to say one thing which i hope is ta

emma willard. how many have heard of emma willard? anyone from new york? emma willard, anyone? troy, new york? anyone, anyone? lol, this is great, actually, because i expected that, and i wanted to introduce you to emma will articled. she was this very innovative teacher, school founder, proponent of women's education and textbook writer. she was so famous in her own day -- first of all, the textbooks she wrote sold over a million copies which is a good payday. so even though she founded this school in troy, new york, it's right near albany today called the emma willard school, so is this, what she became most known for is textbooks. her history of the united states was reprinted 53 times over 45 years and translated into german and spanish. she was so well known that when she died in 1870, her death was reported, he had to obituaries n brooklyn, boston the, charleston the, new york, philadelphia, chicago, san francisco and several other says and towns. everybody knew emma willard, right? and, in fact, her ideas for female education, she wrote this plan for female education which she presented to the new york state legislature in 1819 called the plan, basically, for short. and that's what sort of gal

emma? cuÁles fueron las palabras de emma? >> permiso. esto es todo. vayan al otro lado. borja: ahÍ estÁbamos yendo a una de las abogadas de emma coronel. sin duda creo que a juzgar por la reacciÓn que han tenido los abogados con emmacompaqa, jose ahora nos ahora nos muchÍsimas gracias. justo 10 min de que se sentenciara al juez y de carolina: estamos acompaÑando de quien dice ser el abogado del chapo guzmÁn en mÉxico. 2. ?que nos >> esto es muy lamentable. prevÉ las leyes de todo el mundo, pero el derecho que tiene a ser procesado o sentenciado a ver a sus seres queridos, su esposa, su esposo, sus mamÁs. entonces finalmente yo estoy de acuerdo con la sentencia. para mÍ estÁ muy bien porque ella es ciudadana americana. y te quiero decir una cosa, he leÍdo algo sobre la justicia norteamericanay el gobierno de estados unidos de norteamÉrica ha perseguido a todos los ciudadanos sobre que estÁn procesados por narcotrÁfico. y no solamente desde el punto de vista jurÍdico, hubo un caso en rusia que lo sacÓ ilegalmente de la cÁrcel primero y despuÉs del paÍs de rusia lo sacÓ, pero quÉ bueno que proteja a sus ciudadanos norteamericanos. carolina: hace segundos usted le decÍa mi compaÑero que emma coronel habÍa dicho que er

but we will carry on our role as regulator regardless of emma's employer. regulator regardless of emma's emlo er. , ., regulator regardless of emma'suestion. what _ employer. there is an obvious question. what of _ employer. there is an obvious question. what of their - employer. there is an obvious i question. what of their conclusions disagree _ question. what of their conclusions disagree with — question. what of their conclusions disagree with your— question. what of their conclusions disagree with your conclusions? i disagree with your conclusions? there _ disagree with your conclusions? there will— disagree with your conclusions? there will he _ disagree with your conclusions? there will be two _ disagree with your conclusions? there will be two roles - disagree with your conclusions? there will be two roles that i disagree with your conclusions? there will be two roles that wei disagree with your conclusions? i there will be two roles that we will play. the two things we will look into the allegations that have been made and we will come to a judgment on that but we will also look at how they handle matters and if they misha

emma, unsellable home. for a summary like emma. she — unsellable home. for a summary like emma. she can't _ unsellable home. for a summary like emmae about those _ metres, and we may hear more about those solutions in the weeks and months — those solutions in the weeks and months ahead. find those solutions in the weeks and months ahead.— months ahead. and also, don't underestimate _ months ahead. and also, don't underestimate the _ months ahead. and also, don't underestimate the mental - months ahead. and also, don't i underestimate the mental health impact it has on these people. i know you have looked into this loads, and we have spoken about this lot as well. we need to keep talking about it. syria —— sarah has got a documentary and you can watch it on the iplayer. it goes on at 5pm today. 23 the iplayer. it goes on at 5pm toda . x: , , today. 23 minutes past eight. it seems to be — today. 23 minutes past eight. it seems to be quite _ today. 23 minutes past eight. it seems to be quite a _ today. 23 minutes past eight. it seems to be quite a bright - today. 23 minutes past eight. it - seems to be quite a bright morning in most p

emma ler says customers — entire system. emma ler says customers should _ entire system. emma ler says customers should not - entire system. emma emma ler says i customers should not travel north because they are not able to run trains between newcastle and edinburgh. and at greek castle in north wales, although celebrities are back in covid isolation. while they wait for technical problems to be repaired. storm arwen knocked out the show�*s production base, forcing cancellation of this weekend's the show�*s production base, forcing cancellation of this weekends and episodes. yellow warning for us to remain in place until 11 o'clock this morning. it has been issued for northern and eastern scotland along with much of the north of england. the uk health security agency has issued a coldweather alert until monday afternoon and is advising people to check—in on older neighbours or relatives, especially those who live alone. greg mckenzie, bbc news. well, extreme weather. hello to both of ou and well, extreme weather. hello to both of you and at — well, extreme weather. hello to both of you and at home _ well, extreme weather. hell

emma. i've sent her a letterjust criticism of emma. i've sent her a letter just to reinforce that, criticism of emma. i've sent her a letterjust to reinforce that, and hopefully we will see her at twickenham shortly. but i know it's difficult for those young players, and i'm certainly aware with this group of young players coming through that we want to make sure we minimise the distractions. sure, we want to make sure they enjoy but they can get, that's very important. at the same time they've got to be able to focus 100% on their sport. johnny wilkinson is a great example, isn't he? he didn't allow any of that to get in his way of being the best player he could be. he would've gone close to maximising his potential. because what you want to see what these young guys and girls that, when they finished their career, they've maximised to their potential, and that's the job of the coach. so i don't have any misgivings about what i've said. i'm disappointed it was taken out of context, and i'll be disappointed if emmaer matt scott will make his first international start for four years, in their match. winger rufus mclean will make his second scotland start, but flanker hamish watson has been benched following last weekend's victory over australia. time for a look at some of the other sports news stories making the headlines today... there's been a really disappointing defeat for dan evans at the stockholm 0pen. the british number two took the first set against frances tiafoe 6—1, before losing in three sets. tiafoe could face andy murray next — but he's a set down to tommy paul. he is 5—3 up in the second. englishmen paul waring and andy sullivan are two shots off the pace after the opening round of the dubai championship. on a day of extremely low scoring, the pair went round in 65, with denmark'sjb hansen setting the pace on nine—under—par. and rory mcilroy�*s attempt to return to top form has taken him back to his former coach. he's parted ways with pete cowen and reunited with his long—time ins

emma entities herself. i my name is emma maris, i'm an environmental writer, and i live here in klamath falls. so i've been following this water conversation for about 8 years. all right, get to hattie emma. all right, so now you've met our line up. what would you like to ask them? don't you choose? you can ask them anything concerned with the climate change in the region that they're talking about? how it may well be solved, things that you don't understand, comment section like that. i will try and get your comments into today's, shall emma, can you help us understand? very basically, what is the conflict about you could have a conversation among, i hate being backdate to say the least. i explain it but very briefly. sure. so there are a large number of farmers and ranchers fu use water from the giant lake that we live near by called upper klamath lake. and every year they get a certain amount of water allocated to them by the federal government. this year that amount was 0, and that was extremely stressful for the producers. but the reason that that amount was 0 is because the water in the lake also has other uses, like keeping alive fish in the upper klamath lake and salmon downstream on the way to the ocean. and also watering wildlife refuges that keep migratory birds alive on their way up. so what we're looking at here is a bunch of different people who all want the same water and because of climate change, the water isn't there when everybody needs it. but it used to be that it have a look on my laptop. this is jerr

emma raducanu _ season she has had! —— emma raducanu. a season she has had! -- emma raducanu-— season she has had! -- emmath hill fog as well. another weather front sinking sounds bringing in rain. in between the two areas, it will be holding adjustable areas, it will be holding adjustable a touch of frost in some sheltered areas. still very mild for the time of year in the south. tomorrow the sound starts off on a cloudy note. through the day the cloud will break up through the day the cloud will break up as the weather front pushes northwards taking rain with it. the showers in scotland will push northwards as well. later the wind will strengthen and we will see heavier rain coming our way, courtesy of an area of low pressure. we will talk to you again soon. footballing legend sir geoff hurst remains the only male player to have ever scored a hat—trick in a world cup final, taking england to victory in the famous 1966 game against west germany. now, as he approaches his 80th birthday, he's remembered some of the sportsmen that have inspired and motivated him throughout his life and career in a book. we'