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have a standards _ parliament work. it's tricky, if we have a standards process - parliament work. it's tricky, if we have a standards process based l tricky, if we l have a standards process based on house of commons because you are elected and it is your constituents that put you there, it's quite tricky if you are having to work with someone as this parliamentary policeman, as a leader who doesn't believe in rules and allure of the house of commons who doesn't seem keen on the rules —— a leader of the house of commons. i keen on the rules -- a leader of the house of commons.— keen on the rules -- a leader of the house of commons. i think we are in a better place _ house of commons. i think we are in a better place now. _ house of commons. i think we are in a better place now. we _ house of commons. i think we are in a better place now. we in _ house of commons. i think we are in a better place now. we in the - a better place now. we in the standards committee are advising the government. there is a bit of an irony about me being the chair of the committee on standards because i've been loads of —— i've been in loads of scrapes of

you mentioned k h l, a hockey, which we have all over the place on portable tv. but i got a salute you when i was looking at your coverage from dubai last week you asked the most obvious question, which i would have asked them. you're in the middle of the desert. how did you make ice? and here's the high tech answer. well, it wasn't really tough because they arena never how the ice competition. so there was a huge international team working on making the ice here. so we brought the ice maze from italy decide was from finland. so we had a lot of specialties from a boat, from russia, from europe, of holding the ice rings there, because the temperature outside is like plus 30 now. so it's, it's really complicated, but a walk in d p for one and a half weeks. so now we have one of the best ice in the world here, i hope in the desert. yeah, let me say i was there. i did see the ice. it was perfect for their 1st actual hockey game in dubai. so not only the 1st cage i'll game there, but 1st hockey period, a lot of those spans showing up. we're seeing the game played in pe

have still got a huge _ the whole broadcast. looking ahead, we have still got a huge amount - the whole broadcast. looking ahead, we have still got a huge amount of lll got a huge amount of uncertainty, even as the preparation is our being made for the queen's platinumjubilee in is our being made for the queen's platinum jubilee in the coming months. , . , ., :: platinum jubilee in the coming months. , . 11, ., , platinum jubilee in the coming months. , . , ., :: , ., months. yes, celebrating 70 years on the throne. — months. yes, celebrating 70 years on the throne. the _ months. yes, celebrating 70 years on the throne, the queen _ months. yes, celebrating 70 years on the throne, the queen the _ months. yes, celebrating 70 years on the throne, the queen the longest. the throne, the queen the longest reigning monarch in british history. no other monarch has overreached their platinum jubilee, it will be quite a moment. officially it happens in february, the date of her accession, but the celebrations will be injune, and wejust do not know where we will be injune. looking back at the pictures from the golden jubilee, diamond jubilee, thousands of peo

a self fulfilling prophecy. i'm delighted to welcome on to the program now dr. i k. helmer, economist on publisher of german business newsletter, vert. shelf. to chew l. griff a. have you with us today at reportedly i k, the u. s. is pushing brussels to finalize these sanctions against russian banks on energy companies as well to be imposed of russia, where to take aggressive steps against ukraine. to water stand is nato's latest statement fuel by the us? well, we all know that may to a longer are from the us. number one and both are to be a tunnel, the us ends and they do the nato agency, very problem because their reason has been gone and they need a new region to get all the money from their, from the state. they are included in a job and the 2nd thing is the bureaucrats of the nato. busy and want to keep that position and that power. so they need to do something to keep up the american. they have a totally different thing. their biggest fear is any combination between europe and russia, especially germany and russia. so they to everything, to keep the attention between europe and russia. and if they find some, may be on the diplomatic catch, not very at moms wh

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the first question, you have a few days left at channel 4 news. l have a few days left at channel 4 newsys left at channel 4 news. . , ., , ., news. i have every hope that phone call will come. _ news. i have every hope that phone call will come. then _ news. i have every hope that phone call will come. then i _ news. i have every hope that phone call will come. then i will be - news. i have every hope that phone call will come. then i will be able i call will come. then i will be able to sa i call will come. then i will be able to say i have _ call will come. then i will be able to say i have interviewed every i to say i have interviewed every prime minister. i want to get one thing clear, which is how you see yourself. we know how we see you, but do you see yourself as a news reader first and foremost, are you a reporter digging for original journalism whojust reporter digging for original journalism who just happens to read the news? i journalism who 'ust happens to read the news? , , , ., , journalism who 'ust happens to read the news? , , .,, my journalism who 'ust happens to read t

l. a surprising having last for the team with the best record this season. tampa bay lightning. the tucson defending champions were hammered. 93 by the florida panthers, tampa. they ending there for game winning streak walls, florida. they scored more goals than any other team this season. 117. from 31 game . i, rick college football. the university of south carolina, when the chiefs may ovo and the competition is formed, said by you get that man a man, a company i should say is fitting head coach shane beam had a big tub of the stuff dumped over his head. and we didn't often have horse racing on our era. and while this next story does indeed come from a race track in argentina, you don't see any horses. that's because these jockeys gave the thoroughbreds the day off on the final day of the season and the entertain the crowd with a sprint race of their own over a 100 meters. like any good holes, race comment tree is a must be even if you don't speak spanish when are you better than the crowd of stormed the track off of the race to congratulate the fall? this jokey on foot. that

right, these are the steps towards having a - pregnant. right, these are the llete undermining of the federal right to abortion in the united states. the supreme court has its eyes set on dismantling roe and it had a casejust its eyes set on dismantling roe and it had a case just last week from mrs mississippi that would prohibit abortion after 15 weeks, and a pretty extreme change to the land of the law in the us and the texas case would be really devastating and essentially allows states to ban all abortions.— ban all abortions. can you lease ban all abortions. can you please talk _ ban all abortions. can you please talk through - ban all abortions. can you please talk through the i please talk through the judicial system if you made because it goes back to the trump era and the supreme court and the number ofjudges on that. talk it through that. we lost the that. talk it through that. - lost the abortion issue when we lost the abortion issue when we lost the abortion issue when we lost the 2016 election. president trump had promised his basie would deliver su

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have been on the track and _ turned out. as a driver, you have been on the track and you - turned out. as a driver, you have been on the track and you have l and you have had that perspective on races that most of us will never have. some of us would never want! as you watch it, what made you think, this is not right, this is making me quite uncomfortable? aha, right, this is making me quite uncomfortable?— right, this is making me quite uncomfortable? ~ , ., , uncomfortable? a couple of things. from my side _ uncomfortable? a couple of things. from my side and _ uncomfortable? a couple of things. from my side and the _ uncomfortable? a couple of things. from my side and the way - uncomfortable? a couple of things. from my side and the way i - from my side and the way i understand motor sport and motor racing, as a sport, there is a real thatis racing, as a sport, there is a real that is black and white and there is never this mulling over decisions. we have access to what the fia is saying and what communication with the teams is and you are exposed to this disagreement around rules and then him changing his mind and that confuses me, it

watch empire and faults every week and knew exactly who he was and that he was a member of l g b t community and happened to have a noose with him at the time. everyone knew that i was alive from the beginning. so i think it's important that he's brought, that he is held accountable for everybody but jesse, but i think there's a bigger picture that i think was a problem with all this. and it was the time that we were already has such and such turmoil as a country dealing with race issues out in the open, black, conservative. how did you view this story when it happened? cuz obviously in 1st, immediately when, after the trump support your transport at that point, talking about how horrible they were and where, you know, when did you feel any figured out to the, how to the rest of the world knew it? how did you feel at that point? well, the beauty of this all is that robert and i can always agree or disagree about many things. and i disagree with robert here because the narrative was, is it just the small? it was an actual victim. i was one of the very few of course i got attacked for, for questioning the same thi

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a woman. this is why feminists who are obviously not part of the l g b t. community also have a problem with this, rightfully so. if there are node fixed genders, then there are no women, and that means there are no women's rights. it's a really great point. and university of pennsylvania parents, they sent a letter to the nc delay saying that leah should not be allowed to swim on. the girls team, a gallop poll, found 2 thirds of adults think transgender athletes should play for teams that match the gender on their birth certificate. lynn went rolls should be in place to protect female sports. girls and women should be and girls and women's teams. i find it very simplistic boys and men should be boys and men's teams. again, you cannot physically compete a woman, a girl against a boy or a man, and i want to point out something natasha. most of my career has been spent in the entertainment business that is broadway. that is hollywood. that is the music business where i started. and you know what? i worked with every type of person there is to work with. oh thing. you know, what

you have done a - listing. thank you very much, l mariko. ir households have a spending power of an estimated $8 trillion. and yetjust10% of companies have a targeted strategy for this huge market. these figures come from purple — an organisation that aims to bridge the gap between disabled people and businesses. as more of our spending moves online— companies are failing to make their websites and apps accessible to people with disabilities — and missing out on revenue — says purple ceo mike adams. we can speak to him now. he is in dubai forthe we can speak to him now. he is in dubai for the expo where he is about to launch a new venture called enable my call. beforejoining us venture called enable my call. before joining us today and it is good to see you. now purple began as a charity and it is now a commercial venture. why is it do you think that so many companies miss the mark for customers with disabilities? i think it is because they do not understand. they want to but they do not understand and, like you said, there is a huge commerci

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have a look at. great to talk to you and get _ area to have a look at. great to talk to you and get your- area to have a look at. great to lgoing wrong with english cricket. let's hope england can bounce back in the last matches of the ashes series. many thanks. the weather now. some exceptionally mild air over the next couple of days with temperatures over parts of england set to surge as high as 17 degrees compared to the average of eight. the england temperature record is 17.7 so it's going to be close to hitting those record levels. today the best bright weather is across scotland and northern ireland. some patchy rain slow to clear from eastern coastal counties. eventually this evening the rain is going to clear. then we get heavy rain moving into the south—west overnight. behind the band of rain we start getting the exceptionally mild air with temperatures 1a in plymouth by the end of the night. tomorrow this band of rain pushing north and east. behind the rain we will see

a am optimistic about this one. would you have a second _ am optimistic about this one. would you have a second job? _ am optimistic about this one. would you have a second job? absolutely l for me, it feels _ you have a second job? absolutely not. for me, it feels like - you have a second job? absolutely not. for me, it feels like for - you have a second job? absolutely not. for me, it feels like for too i not. for me, it feels like for too long _ not. for me, it feels like for too long we — not. for me, it feels like for too long we have not had anybody working for north _ long we have not had anybody working for north shropshire. i will not work— for north shropshire. i will not work for— for north shropshire. i will not work for myself, but for our towns and villages, i will never take a second — and villages, i will never take a second job _ and villages, i will never take a second job and always fight for the place _ second job and always fight for the place that— second job and always fight for the place that i call home. it is second job and always fight for the place that i call home.— place that i call home. it is a very rural constituency, _ place that i call h

have a very big problem. _ force. i have no money, i have a very big problem, no _ force. i have no money, i have a very big problem, no passport. l no passport. where are you going?— are you going? what do you want to? i “ust want are you going? what do you want to? iiust want to — are you going? what do you want to? i just want to be free. _ are you going? what do you want to? i just want to be free. i _ are you going? what do you want to? i just want to be free. i just _ are you going? what do you want to? i just want to be free. i just want - ijust want to be free. ijust want freedom — ijust want to be free. ijust want freedom i— ijust want to be free. ijust want freedom. i don't want anything, just freedom _ freedom. i don't want anything, “ust freedom. i don't want anything, “ust freedom. , ~ , ., , ., freedom. there is unlikely to be a radical political _ freedom. there is unlikely to be a radical political shift _ freedom. there is unlikely to be a radical political shift on _ radical political shift on migration, but the pope has offered a robust defence of refugees. in a debate so often framed in fearful terms. fergal ke

have a national inquiry. is that right, equivalent to _ have a national inquiry. is that right, equivalent to people - have a national inquiry. is that right, equivalent to people in lzoneyes, absolutely. the risk of premature _ zoneyes, absolutely. the risk of premature death _ zoneyes, absolutely. the risk of premature death that _ zoneyes, absolutely. the risk of premature death that you - zoneyes, absolutely. the risk of premature death that you see i zoneyes, absolutely. the risk of| premature death that you see in zoneyes, absolutely. the risk of - premature death that you see in men and women in the street is almost tenfold than that seen in the general population. so, it's almost off the map. it's an absolute cliff, it's an aberration.— off the map. it's an absolute cliff, it's an aberration. now you may have been one of— it's an aberration. now you may have been one of those _ it's an aberration. now you may have been one of those people _ it's an aberration. now you may have been one of those people who - it's an aberration. now you may have been one of those people who said i been one of those people who said last year, "look, we can do this, we can give

chance to see our loved ones this christmas so we have a better chance of protecting their lives so we can see them at future christmases. i was with mum and dad lon tip. boris comes on and i woke them gently and i said "do you want. of an afternoon kip. boris comes on and i woke them gently and i said "do you want. the bad news or do- you want the bad news?" there's no good news. christmas is - effectively cancelled. she got quite emotional. it didn't really hit her. 86 years old. she just wants her family with her at christmas, i like everyone elsel wants their family. now we're beginning - to really see what the word sacrifice really means. everybody�*s christmases are just done for, aren't they? the fact that we're in tier four, whatever the heck that is, by this time next year there's probably gonna be a tier ten. chuckles. sorry, it's just appalling, the whole thing's appalling. i can't wait for this year to be over. it's like a never ending dream. the best bit of news we've had so far are the hopes of the vaccine. the more people that get vaccinated the better and that is going to be the most effective way of trying to get that light at t

enjoy it, have a nice day, you're welcome. l'una e l�*autre is con carne. alian or spanish or whatever. every region claims to have invented currywurst. the only true story is how it happened in berlin. after the second world war herta heuwer had a small food store and she always saw the gis eating out, having steak and ketchup. she wanted to replicate that but it was not possible to have a steak. it was really expensive after the war. and so she just tried it with local ingredients and one day she mixed up curry and ketchup by accident and tried to refine it with more spices, she put on a sausage, customers tried it, they loved it and that was the birth of currywurst. there is currywurst with casing. it is a smoked sausage, a bit more salty, a bit more on the savoury side. and the local thing is currywurst without casing. it is a boiled sausage that is fried afterwards and just a little more softer and tender. currywurst without casing, it was born out of necessity because after the second world war, berlin was isolated, it was in eastern germany, so we did

a guest post _ boosters would be needed. if we have to make a guest post on _ boosters would be needed. if we have to make a guest post on everything i lrything i have seeri— to make a guest post on everything i have seen so far i would see the likelihood — have seen so far i would see the likelihood we needed annually vaccinations, mean very robust and hi-h vaccinations, mean very robust and high ievei— vaccinations, mean very robust and high level of protection. in the united states _ high level of protection. in the united states 5-11— high level of protection. in the united states 5-11 -year-olds | high level of protection. in the i united states 5-11 -year-olds are united states 5—11 —year—olds are now being immunised against covid. therapy dogs providing a useful distraction. a decision on this age group in the uk may come before christmas. they would receive a third of a standard dose. it all means bigger and bigger profits for pfizer, revenues from its vaccine will exceed £26 billion this year. what would you say to those who regard it as immoral to cash in during a pandemic. i regard it as immoral to cash in during a pandemic.

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let me bring you a comment we have i are substantially higher. let me l business and industry leaders in recent days, we recognise how important the festive period is for so many businesses and the government will continue to engage constructively on how it can best provide ongoing support to the businesses and sectors affected. what's your reaction? we have had regular and constructive dialogue and engagement with ministers and with cabinet ministers at all levels across government including the treasury over the last 2—3 weeks as the omicron crisis has developed and we have been heartened to hear they understand the devastating impact that these not necessarily restrictions, but the crashing of consumer confidence has had, the complete disconnect between political policy and economic realities are members face and that is where we need to support a step in to give these businesses viable and protectjobs in the run—up to christmas. we are heartened by the discussions we have had and the commitment to continue to support the industry through what will not

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which could be a game change fer more people had the ability to test themselves before possibly exposing other people to covid. and in light of omicron, international travelers who l have to have a negative test within one day of traveling to the u.s. biden optimistically asked america to come together to fight this epidemic. >> this is a moment where we can put the divisives behind us, i hope. this a moment we can do what we haven't been able to do enough of through this whole pandemic, get the nation to come together, unite the nation in a common purpose. to fight this fire, to protect one another, to protect our economic recovery. and to think of it in terms of literally a patriotic responsibility rather than somehow you're denying people their basic rights. >> let's just be real here that is not going to happen. if an entire political party has invested in it and is doubling down on the idea of pretending covid isn't a threat, like jim jordan who tweeted today that real america is done with covid-19. let's talk about real america. where an average of more than 900 people are dying every day. cases have been increasing in jordan's home state of ohio, and even some n

have a lot of work to do in this - relief of their victims. we have a lot of work to do in this country. relief of their victims. we have a labout things like grooming. i didn't know when i was 16 i had no idea, i had never heard that term and i didn't understand what was happening to me, this combination of being given gifts and being given positive attention and then also having this abuse and these boundary violations. ghislaine maxwell was — these boundary violations. ghislaine maxwell was found _ these boundary violations. ghislaine maxwell was found guilty _ these boundary violations. ghislaine maxwell was found guilty on - these boundary violations. ghislaine maxwell was found guilty on five - these boundary violations. ghislaine maxwell was found guilty on five of| maxwell was found guilty on five of the six charges. it was a tightly focused case, thejury deliberated for a0 hours, some legal experts doubt an appeal will succeed, but thatis doubt an appeal will succeed, but that is the plan, her brother said the family challenged the victim's version of events. i’m the family challenged the victim's version of events

having a party in itself is _ what is your reaction? having a party in itself is rule _ what is your reaction? having a party in itself is rule breaking lnd i think the fact that they had this party, this alleged party is just really upsetting. it's upsetting and insulting that the time my dad would have been in good health, he was in good health before he caught covid—19 but he did catch it over the christmas period we know how bad the christmas period we know how bad the numbers were at that time and thousands of people were dying every day and meanwhile people in downing street are celebrating. it is really disgusting, to be honest. {line street are celebrating. it is really disgusting, to be honest. one source who attended — disgusting, to be honest. one source who attended this _ disgusting, to be honest. one source who attended this on _ disgusting, to be honest. one source who attended this on the _ disgusting, to be honest. one source who attended this on the 18th - disgusting, to be honest. one source who attended this on the 18th of- who attended this on the 18th of december said there had been several dozen people in attendan

a couple of things. yes, they have put in _ cases? a couple of things. yes, they have put in pretty - cases? a couple of things. yes, they have put in pretty drastic lic measures, public health measures. the other thing is that we, not in south africa but elsewhere showed when there is a catastrophic rise of either a variant or a virus, people modify their behaviour pretty substantially. it is likely to be a second factor. the third factor is the virus itself. it seems that other places as well, the rise has been sharp, and there has been an early plateau or signs of decline in other bases as well. an early plateau definitely sounds positive for the rest of the world. for the rest of the world looking at the south african model or our country is just too different to be able to replicate what one other country has done?- to replicate what one other country has done? this is good news for everyone, _ country has done? this is good news for everyone, this - country has done? this is good news for everyone, this is - country has done? this is good news for everyone, this is a . news for everyone, this is a good sign for everyone. however, each country

a very exciting day for you who have been _ baltimore. it is a very exciting day for you who have been involved i baltimore. it is a very exciting day l and us watching it. we are seeing that countdown. it is just over 12 minutes to launch. doctor, fingers crossed for all of you and thank you so much for talking to us. families and communities have been marking christmas day across the globe despite varying levels of coronavirus—related restrictions. in england, thousands of people are expected to get boosterjabs today. the number of coronavirus cases hit a record high across the uk yesterday with more than 122—thousand new infections reported. uk health secretary sajid javid has urged people to make the booster part of their christmas this year. meanwhile, the number of people getting their firstjab of the covid—19 vaccine rose by around 46% in the week up to december 21. the nhs says about 60% of adults have now received a boosterjab in the uk, with a record number of vaccinations taking place in the last seven days. the largest increase was seen among young people, with an 85% increase in first doses for those aged 18 and 2a and a

a devastating way. you have captured that perfectly. _ but in a devastating way. you have captured that perfectly. he - but in a devastating way. you have captured that perfectly. he could lart that most protest leaders of that area couldn't. he could inspire the oppressed. at the same time, he was —— it was impossible to refuse him an audience. and the fact that he was so prominent in the anglican church globally, notjust in south africa, he had a strength of purpose and the strength of commitment, but also a strength of power that he wouldn't otherwise have had. what was also extraordinary to know him as a friend was his character, because in private, and sometimes in public as well, he was mischievous, impish, humorous and witty. he could rouse an audience but also hold them in the palm of his hand. i am rouse an audience but also hold them in the palm of his hand.— in the palm of his hand. i am so sor to in the palm of his hand. i am so sorry to bring — in the palm of his hand. i am so sorry to bring this _ in the palm of his hand. i am so sorry to bring this to _ in the palm of his hand. i am so sorry to bring this to a - in the palm of his hand. i am so sorry to bri

have to make a guess, based on _ fifth doses? if we have to make a guess, based on everything - fifth doses? if we have to make a guess, based on everything i've lar, i would say that it will likely we will need annual review vaccinations to make very robust high levels of protection. in october, the fda, the american regulator approved a vaccine for five to 11—year—olds. after successful trials. five to 11—year—olds. after successfultrials. do five to 11—year—olds. after successful trials. do you think immunising that age group is likely to happen in the uk and europe? i think it'sa to happen in the uk and europe? i think it's a very good idea. editing the covid—19 in schools is thriving. and there will be kids though have very severe symptoms there is no doubt in my mind that the benefits completely, completely are in favour of doing this. completely, completely are in favour of doing this-— of doing this. how do you think anti-vaccine _ of doing this. how do you think anti-vaccine stories _ of doing this. how do you think anti-vaccine stories that - of doing this. how do you think| anti-vaccine stories that appear anti—vaccine stories that ap