but the government— for nps. -- owen paterson. but the government has _ for nps. -- owen paterson.he government has rather spiked - for nps. -- owen paterson. but the government has rather spiked its i for nps. -- owen paterson. but thel government has rather spiked its gun by announcing earlier this afternoon that it would back the idea of banning paid consultancy work for mps. so labour is still going to press ahead but its motion. the government is going to do what is known as amending it, to change it and says it wants to look at limiting the amount of time that mps can spend on any sort of outside interest. no labour�*s writer look at this, while the motion tomorrow focus is largely on paid consultancy work, labour�*s writer look at this as they actually want to crack down on second jobs in parliament. so this will go ahead tomorrow, it will 90, this will go ahead tomorrow, it will go, we expect to come into a boat in the commons, so expect to hear a lot more tomorrow.— sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's tulsen. all yours. we are well underway as

np una persona ha muerto en un incendio de un complejo de departamentos en (nombre/s en inglés).o de la una de la tarde y los vecinos del área han sido rescatados. >>> de ahí la un madera muy negra, se llama departamento de bomberos para que se pueda agarrar lavado en higuera manguera y echarle agua. >>>hace un par de días la policía ha arrestado a un hombre que supuestamente se había aprovechado de una familia que solo buscaba su ayuda. tamara lópez nos acompaña con este informe. >>> buenas noches, la policía de san josé ha anunciado el arresto de un hombre que se ha hecho pasar por un cuarenta era. >>> este hombre que usted ve en pantalla es acusado de cometer múltiples crímenes sexuales a una menor de quince años de edad cuando actuaba como el curandero de la familia. así nos ha informado la policía este jueves. >>> la familia lo ha contratado como curandero y la ha pasado muy mal. >>> los incidentes ocurrieron entre octubre del año pasado y entre agosto de este año. >>> lo hemos descubierto y hemos arrestado al sospechoso. >>> celo acusa de delitos graves y sexuales contra un

— a floating dock house on the lake of the np i_ a floating dock house on the lake of the np i thinkeally ruin the reputation of parliament. i think that the — reputation of parliament. i think that the sun has tremendous potential. but it is different. this is about— potential. but it is different. this is about using the state and contracts— is about using the state and contracts to enrich friends of the party _ contracts to enrich friends of the party so— contracts to enrich friends of the party. so it's dirty money and politics— party. so it's dirty money and politics and it's about politics doing — politics and it's about politics doing dirty things with state money for private — doing dirty things with state money for private gain. that's really toxic — for private gain. that's really toxic. and, look, if you look at the cobit— toxic. and, look, if you look at the cobit contracts and what we already know. _ cobit contracts and what we already know. i_ cobit contracts and what we already know, i think there is a lot of rich material— know, i think there is a lot of rich material

whether np should have secondjobs, how heard about whether np should have second jobs, how much moneyhould have a right of appeal and more input into disciplinary procedures against them when they happen. but those are tricky questions for parliament to get to grips with, and it will be with some cross party talks, when and if they happen in the days and weeks ahead that lead to any possible reform of the change of the system as it is stop byjonathan, thank you. jonathan live from westminster. let's talk now to jonathan live from westminster. let's talk no- jonathan live from westminster. let's talk now to the leader of the liberal democrats, _ let's talk now to the leader of the liberal democrats, ed _ let's talk now to the leader of the liberal democrats, ed davies. - let's talk now to the leader of the liberal democrats, ed davies. ed,j liberal democrats, ed davies. ed, thank you very much forjoining us. i don't know if you have just heard jonathan blake there summing up the events in the commons today. suggesting that it was a bit of a talking shop, that it's not actually going to

westminster, the bbc understands the parliamentary standards commission will not be resigned following an npspring and the guardian newspaper which is a picture of borisjohnson at the dispatch box. he won the vote but 13 conservatives voted against the government. dozens abstained and she was accused of corruption with sleaze, torn up. there is an article by keir starmer, it is in the guardian and i did find it online. this review, he says it is corruption, the guardian news is corruption, the guardian news is corruption and its front page is the accusation. to what extent is that accusation. to what extent is that accusation we look at the story standup? accusation we look at the story standu - ? ., ,., accusation we look at the story standu? . . . , accusation we look at the story standu? ., . ., , ~ accusation we look at the story standu? . . , ~' . standup? labor clearly think that this is going _ standup? labor clearly think that this is going to — standup? labor clearly think that this is going to be _ standup? labor clearly think that this is going to be an _ standup? labor clearly th

there is no way that np is they are being paid more are not also potentially working as consultants in other plate really, the thing about mps pay is it's 81,000, that's your basic pay. and if you want people to do that as a career, it's quite tricky. we don't like career politicians. he can lose your job very easily within five years — ten years, or you can bet for 50 years if you end up with a very safe seats. , if you come in on day one when you could be 25 years old and on the 81 grand, then great, but if you are peter bottomley who has been doing it for 50 years, still on 81 grand, if you like, the problem is it's not really a normaljob, it's not really structured in a normal way. some mps, frankly, i stealing a living for 81000 and some frankly are worth a hell of a lot more than that, but it is very hard to build a try system to make that work because it's an affront to how democracy is meant to function. it's a difficult question to answer, some should get more, some shouldn't, but how you legislate for that, i have no idea. time, things are coming on. aha, time, things are com

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the nps b says it will focus its investigation on march safety procedures and passenger safety awareness. so far, it's inspected equipment and passing your doors reviewed signal and train control data logs and obtained data from recorders. we're hearing from the family of a man who died at santa rita jail. he was arrested over the summer and earlier this week he was found unresponsive in his cell. as ktvu is cristina rendon reports. this family says he should not have been in jail and when i give it was not given proper care while in custody. elvira and tiffany monk of oakland, say the system failed their brother maurice monk, it all started because he wouldn't wear his mask on the bus, and he was arguing with the bus driver, so he went to jail. monk was arrested on making a criminal threat to the bus driver in jun. the charge was later reduced to a misdemeanor. he was arrested and taken to john george psychiatric hospital. his sisters say he suffered from schizophrenia and bipolar disorder. but after monk missed a court date, a warrant was issued for his arrest. and he ended up at santa

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we have a b to b company if we find our nps clients wanting to use of it we'll build skills and helpny other things but i don't really see it as something that we would directly play in as has been talked about today. >> i feel like a criticism of ibm is that you you're not growing as fast as the companies in cloud but you have sponsorships with sap and oracle and salesforce how do you make them into bigger businesses and make the cloud your friend? do you think people understand what the whole hybrid cloud concept? >> no. i don't think they do. if i look at the clients, we believe that every one of the clients will use multiple public clouds you named amazon and microsoft they use them. our role is to go provide solutions to those clients against all the properties by the way, many continue to use the data centers in addition to all that that's what we talk hybrid cloud but we have gone on some of the properties that you mentioned to where we had maybe 100, $200 million of business and see the way to getting over a billion in the next two to three years. that is a high double digit

neville says it is about an np only had thatjob. it should be a full—timejob.imate change. —— take this off of the nose. one of the parliamentarian said yesterday it is a storm in a westminster tea cup. do you agree? people in england eligible for covid booster vaccinations will — from today — be able to book an appointment up to a month in advance. it's hoped the change to the booking system will speed up the rollout of the boosterjabs. more than ten million people across the uk have already had their top—up vaccine. the chief executive of nhs england explained how easy it was for people to get theirjab. we have got more locations available for boosters than ever before. we are trying to make it as easy as possible for people to get access to their boosters. you can book online immediately you become eligible and even before you become eligible. you can also go on 199 orjust walk in where there are local walk—in centres available. joining me now is azeem majeed — who is a professor of primary care and public health at imperial college london. be clear with our

all they have to do is take np oath and they could get a travel permit and head back home. well the two unions say we're not taking an oath. so now we have another challenge here. they don't want to take the oath to the confederacy, but luckily for them, they do know a individual in the war department who gepts them travel permits so they are able to take the train up to the standon area and then could walk on home. even while their walking back, they get captured again. >> so lucky. >> lucky guys. thankfully for them it is a short capture. they're released pretty quickly and then able to walk back home and in dramatic fashion william williams and hollings worth arrive back looking beleaguered and one had small pom while he was in prison and but they make it back on christmas day 1863. >> hallmark. >> a succession christmas is laid out for you right here. >> a succession christmas. >> now when word was getting out in early december that the two unionists were out of prison, then stanton relented and the two successionists were released from fort delaware and they turn home

the latest np r/maris poll finds his approval rating at just 42%.ms by far is inflation, look, at 39%. and then wages, which is part of inflation, are at 18%. labor shortages, unemployment, gas prices, that's all a poor picture of our economic situation. joining me now, washington examiner commentary writer tiana lowe. your thoughts. >> so for all that economists like to differentiate between core inflation and cpi, it ignores the fact that three factors -- transportation, housing and food -- comprise the majority of the average american's household budget, and those are all the figures that have been increasing the highest in terms of prices. some of these are within the president's control, specifically oil which is up as we know 45% year-over-year as a result of, you know, onerous energy regulations. you know, allowing germany to become reliant on russian oil while depriving america of our own domestic independence. but some of these are, you know, general supply chain issues that it doesn't seem like the administration is eager to fix. the issue

last week the two of us how in np out. indoor mask mandate is remains in effect.wear a mask. with pfizer approving vaccination over fives, sf will be requiring kids to show proof in as little as eight weeks. it is not just a concern for parents but businesses as well. i'm here with carlos roman, the founder of bread and barrelly. carlos, tell me, how will these new mandates affect customers and employees in your establishment? >> just like every other mandate that has been slipped under our health permit. this will be one more thing that will cripple us. we don't have the staff. we don't have the resources. it shouldn't be our job. why are they blaming restaurants yet again and making us do the dirty work. we'll have to go in to ask parents if their kids are vaccinated soon. i can see this going all the way down the line, one day my staff will have to ask a parent if their toddler is vaccinated? when does it stop? this isn't my responsibility. my job is to serve food, not ask people what their health status is. reporter: thank you for joining us, carlos. i think w