george osborne is s-ueakin put into this. george osborne is speaking this — put into this.one of put into this. george osborne is - speaking this we can sing one of the things he thinks keir starmer ought to do is reduce the ties to the unions. might have it forced on him and politically be good for him? or does he need money from unite? i believe i agree with him on this. it's £1 million a year roughly that they're still going to get, but we look at the last two years, £7 million of the last two years and they've got scottish labour previously struggling with funding as well and i think that is a problem of the whole party that they need to get together and look at and there is that bid we talk about it's helpful in some ways, but also the money, when you go into an election, you need to have that cash there. you need to be able to guarantee that money. and this is something the labour party will have to look at. . ,, ., , ., ., at. . shifting a bit to the right a ruest as at. . shifting a bit to the right a guest as being _ at. . shifting a bit to the right a guest as bei

in a statement, they said, "the group accompanying ms osborn—smith "responded and brought ms osborn—smithe raft. "what happened to ms osborn—smith is an unfortunate accident, "the first of its kind to occur with bundu rafting." amelie says she doesn't regret the trip. it sounds so cliche to live thinking i'm going to regret everything. i know i'm going to have a fulflled life. ijust think, just do it all while you can. an investigation is taking place into how it happened. amelie says she just wants to return to zambia to thank those who saved her. duncan kennedy, bbc news. now i'm bbc news, time for the travel show. coming up on this week's show: we are in finland to meet the huskies who have been saved by a unique worldwide adoption scheme. we will start taking godmothers and godfathers for the dogs. we get a taste of sustainable scottish cooking in glasgow. it's just really important that i know that it is good and ethical, and good for the environment. and i find out the secret to a long and healthy life here in sardinia. prendilo, prendilo cosi. all this and you live a long life! it'

at those who dare to speak their minds this year whether it was dave chapelle, j k rowling, sharon osbornebachelor us, chris harrison, each of them suffered for speech, thinking freely and daring to express ideas especially unpopular ones, should not get people canceled, no word should be unforgivable. it is the nature of art to contradict the status quo and get us to think differently. >> the transgender community, i am more than willing to give you an audience. i am not bending to anybody at demands. raymond: final scraps of grievance that can be mentioned, this chrissy tikhon stage a comeback while sharon osborne and jk rowling are in perpetual punish corner. >> one person said you said something to her to this person saying, quote, i can't wait for you to die and you apologized you apologize profusely. >> having time to digest it all and look back and realize honestly there is so much time to grow and to learn and become more empathetic. >> does everybody get to be forgiven for unfortunate nasty comments? does everybody get to be more empathetic? let's hope so and what about hunter bid

amelie osborn—smith was on a gap year trip of a lifetime in zambia. by a crocodile. she suffered such serious injuries to her leg, she feared she'd never walk again. when the accident happened i fully accepted the fact that i was going to lose my foot. and i accepted that and i said to all my friends, it's fine, i've lost my foot, i'm still alive. and then i was told that my foot�*s going to be fine and that i was going to be able to walk again, and it is such a relief. the accident happened on the zambezi river while amelie was white—water rafting with a group. she was airlifted 240 miles to the capital lusaka where surgeons performed a life—saving operation and saved her leg. people say, like, you see your life flash before your eyes but you don't. you just think, how do i get out of this situation? and your brain just goes into overdrive and you just think how to get out. but i was just very, very lucky. amelie is expected back in the uk to be transferred to a hospital for more treatment. the student says the ordeal has made her more determined to

how does chrissy teagan get to stage a comeback while sharon osborne and j.k. our in perpetual punish corner? >> one person said that you said something to her to this person saying "i can't wait for you to die," and you apologized and you apologized profusely. >> if you like there was honestly -- having this. lack of time and time to digest it all and to look back and realize that honestly there is always so much time to grow and to learn, and to become more empathetic. >> raymond: does everybody get to be forgiven for unfortunate nasty comments in 2022? does everybody get to be more empathetic? let's hope so. and what about hunter biden? he made millions off of his inc. spittle canvases this year. if you are i spit ink through a straw, somebody would call the police. but when the president is your daddy, it's called arch. and though i'm grieved by his hygiene failures, no one elevated coughing this year to the art form that joe biden did. >> president biden: since the end of october -- excuse me -- with private business and labor. excuse me. excuse me. >> ray

in a statement they said "the group accompanying m5 osborn—smith "responded and brought m5 osborn—smithpics in beijing due to china�*s rights record. there is backlash against the uk�*s new travel restrictions on nigeria over the new omicron variant. under new rules — anyone arriving must enter hotel quarantine for ten days — at their own cost. we�*ve got lots of clips to play you — first the reaction from nigeria�*s high commissioner to london. we align ourselves with the position of the us secretary—general. and he has classified the selective ban because we are not dealing with an endemic, we are dealing with an endemic, we are dealing with an endemic that is selected countries, they�*ll be understandable. we are dealing with the pandemic. and this is the fourth varian. moreover, this variant was discovered in south africa is a mild varian. not hospitalisation. not death. in but will have expected of the countries of the world to do was to have a scientific investigation of the potency and they�*re all issues related to omicron variant. overnight, nigeria was put on england�*s �*red

do you remember super dave osborne >> jimmy: i do not i do not i do not >> you do that every time.nta hat. [ laughter ] and then you just kick me in the nuts over and over [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: how you could be mad at -- how you could be mad at this little guy? look at this little guy. aw [ audience aws ] look, that's you and gwen. >> that's back when gwen and i used to be brother and sister. [ laughter ] way back in the day. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, my god >> you know, that was years ago. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: dude, you're unbelievable when you did your own vows for the wedding -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: you surprised gwen and you actually sang your vows is that correct? >> i did well, carson told me that -- he told both of us that he expected us to write our vows for the wedding and -- which is a lot of pressure. because, you know, as easy as it is for gwen and i to get up and sing, you know, to, like, write something down and say it is really awkward. and so i just copped out and went ahead and wrote something down that i could sing and i wrote this song. i wrote i

so i believe the number for technology startups for african-american and latino american osborne ears is at about 2%? >> yes. >> talk about that and your ability to kind of change that dynamic. >> yeah, so my focus has been on identifying early-stage, pre -seed stage capital to help on to the ladder, to get venture capital funding and investment. it's all of these pre-steps. steve case was the first that really made the case for -- you know, the first $200,000 of capital is the difference between really creating a company that can scale and grow. so, whether it is philanthropically motivated impact investors that are saying, i want to see this happen, help me get my capital back, we are getting more people to, i call it institutionalize, the family and friendly round to do the screening, but the capital in, to see pitches every four or six weeks, and to identify opportunity. that early-stage for 1500, $150,000, 200,000 dollars of capital means everything. that's where i am focused. and i believe that is where more focus should be made. >> the initial question, ready your greatest poin

correspondent: emily osborne smith was on a gap year trip of a lifetime, but in the waters near victoria the 18-year-old was attacked by a crocodile. >> i accepted i was going to lose my foot. i told my friends, it's fine, i am still alive. and then i was told my foot is going to be fine and i was going to be able to walk again. it's such a relief. correspondent: the accident happened while she was white water rafting with a group. she was airlifted to hundred 40 miles to the capital, where surgeons performed a lifesaving operation and saved her leg. she is expected back in the u.k. to be transported to a hospital for more treatment. ♪ laura: the buildup of russian troops on the border with ukraine is causing concern in washington. on tuesday president biden will speak to president putin by video. the u.s. lead is expected to warn russia of severe economic consequences if moscow invades ukraine. mr. putin has been meeting with india's prime minister to reaffirm defense ties. we have this report. correspondent: two up the world 's political strongmen in a show of unity. president putin wa

sam osborne, blue book. we're almost mom. you are alone here from your family farm. it is 40 a good one. he came alone from syria to samus 18 months ago. the n g o that had stitched up the wounds later confirmed it's not the only case of self mutilation. we've seen desperation and frustration are driving some of the migrants here to extreme acts. oh, a several fires broke out in some of the 2020 of 3 that happened to the alternate to were believed to be caused by arsenal. john lava, you knew, migrants told us they'd been able to video these fires from close range using the same tools as before. we found gps coordinates in the videos metadata. we were able to verify the images are over fire in the summer camp. on november 11th, 2020 fortunately, no one was seriously injured in that fire, but it caused much damage, and many refugees lost what little property they had. what makes these qualities unsafe living conditions? all the more disturbing is that since 2015 greece has received over 3000000000 euros from the blue to help at handle the influx of michaels, the bulk o

the things george osborne and i agreed on are things that last like the minimum wage. come back to some recipes. this has all got quite political. i am not used to this. we'll do some reflections on your relatively new documentary. let's turn to the documentary you made, inside the care crisis. this is a personaljourney for you because your mother has dementia and is in a care home. was it also a journey looking at yourself thinking, why didn't, not necessarily i, but why didn't the system do more to deal with this crisis? what is it about british politics which means a knowable problem, a crisis that people on your side of politics or on the other side of politics have privately talked to me about for a quarter of a century but have not managed to solve. i very consciously went into it wanting to ask the question why has it taken politics so long to sort out social care? and in the very first conversation i had with the bbc, with expectation, months before we started filming, i said i feel guilty we did not do more, and that became a starting point for the film. i abs

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they were going back and saying that ozzy, osborne was doing backwards masking, and alice cooper was demanding. it throughout history, people have found this is much different. so defamation, yes, this actually is going to be much more difficult. why no, lin, happy new year. thank you very much and we'll speak you soon, lynn. keep up the good work on wednesday leon lionel. you you too. all right, the world's largest and most powerful space telescope, rocket 8 away saturn, a on a high stakes quest, a detect light from the 1st stars and galaxies and scour the universe for hints of life are teach. john hoodie has more garage lift off from a tropical rain forest to the edge of time itself. james, where begins void back to the birth of the universe. and so it begins perhaps literally, as the james web space telescope was carried into space aboard a rocket, to essentially looked back into time. at the origins of the universe, it launched from french kiona on south america's northeastern coast. aboard the european ari on rocket christmas morning. the $10000000000.00 telescope described as b

as eric osborne ham. but val is live in the sydney's capital hart him and joins us now. why does he intend to resign? what am i am according to with what we got from his entourage? the duke. he's feeling very frustrated with the people to whom he said have pushed him to this agreement with the military a month ago. she says they let him do the fighting on his own. they're not giving him enough support. he's talking about components of the political class who were supporting. i'm a duke staying in the government and they're being in the coalition with the military regardless of the opposition of too many. so these many people who are going out in the streets. so posing this sir, the government of 2 sides, military and civilian fights, the same with the military, have not kept her promise, and that they are planning to stay in power. so handbook is finding him something a very difficult situation. he's finding himself unable to play the throne, which she hoped and many so then he hoped to be the catalyst. the man in the middle between 2 post fides, who are now really at lo

committees and ending their work. presidential election is scheduled for december 24th. malik, trina, osborn, out from tripling, were just 3 days away from the scheduled 1st round of presidential elections. and there hasn't been an official announcement by the high national elections committee that the vote has been delayed. or what we saw today was the elect elections commissioned decision to dissolve. the electoral committees are basically what that means is that it has stopped the work of the, of the workers, the temporary workers that are working in the polling stations across the country. the administrators of these points stations are as clear signs, a clear indicator that this election isn't happening. now we've spoken to various political leaders and political analysts, and here's what one of them had to say. oh, la halim for the earl, had the leisure the elections commission had no choice with the start, the procedure dissolving these committees because it's clear that the election scheduled for december 24 is not happening out that so the commission cannot have these committees con

osborne millis has been part of them for 30 years and he's now a coach and an empire.re during a game. he came off and said that's _ fellow empire during a game. he came off and said that's it _ fellow empire during a game. he came off and said that's it i've _ fellow empire during a game. he came off and said that's it i've had _ off and said that's it i've had enough. and he goes so i said to him we are umpires. and he said no, i have enough of you lot. you don't know the game. i'd had enough of you anyway. and he walked off. i would've thought after all these years that this attitude would have been gone. but the attitudes are still there. and unfortunately the people who are administrating the game has still got this attitude. that's why i believe nothing at all has been cited.— that's why i believe nothing at all has been cited. opportunity is also a ma'or has been cited. opportunity is also a major concern _ has been cited. opportunity is also a major concern for _ has been cited. opportunity is also a major concern for those - has been cited. opportunity is also

amelie osborn—smith was on a gap year trip of a lifetime in zambia.er walk again. when the accident happened, i fully accepted the fact that i was going to lose my foot. and i accepted that, and i said to all of my friends, it's fine, i've lost my foot, i'm still alive. and then i was told that my foot is going to be fine and i would get to walk again which is, it's such a relief. the accident happened on the zambezi river while amelie was white water rafting with a group. she was airlifted 214 miles to the capital lusaka where surgeons performed a life—saving operation and saved her leg. people say, like, you see your life flash before your eyes but you don't. you just think, how do i get out of this situation? and your brain just goes into overdrive and you think how to get out. but i was just very, very lucky. her condition was so severe, her grandmother was allowed by her bedside despite covid restrictions. i was so grateful that i was allowed to stay here with her. because she had these continuous flashbacks, and terrible dreams. amelie is expect

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amelie osborn—smith was on a gap year trip of a lifetime in zambia.ith a group. she was airlifted 214 miles to the capital lusaka where surgeons performed a life—saving operation and saved her leg. people say, like, you see your life flash before your eyes but you don't. you just think, how do i get out of this situation? and your brain just goes into overdrive and you think how to get out. but i was just very, very lucky. her condition was so severe, her grandmother was allowed by her bedside despite covid restrictions. i was so grateful that i was allowed to stay here with her. because she had these continuous flashbacks, and terrible dreams. amelie is expected back in the uk to be transferred to a hospital for more treatment. the student says the ordeal has made her more determined to return to zambia. i think, especially now, i've just seen that your life can be over so quickly. so if you're going to live thinking, it sounds so cliched but if you're going to live thinking "i'm going to regret everything," you're never going to have a fulfilled lif

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royal life, while megan said she had suicidal thoughts while adjusting to life as a royal sharon osborne caught up in the fallout of that interview, the talk co host facing allegations of racism after questioning the validity of megan's mental health struggles, she was ultimately let go from the show free brittany movement dominating the news in 2021, the pop star's legal and family drama. taking center stage as she fought to enter 13 year long conservatorship run by her father, jamie, judge officially terminating that conservatorship in november after mounting pressure and a potential impeachment trial, andrew cuomo stepped down as new york's governor in august, a report by the state attorney general found he harassed multiple employees. and that his administration created a hostile work environment. the best way i can help now. is if i step aside and let government get back to governing, and cuomo's brother faced his own repercussions. cnn anchor chris cuomo was fired from the network for helping his brother. pressing sources for information on the governor's accusers and helping his s

to go to lorne's office and ask him who his favorite spider-man character was, and he'd say norman osbornghter ] "you know, everyone focuses on the green goblin, but they forgot oscorp did some really good things. and by the way, if covid can spread at an anime convention, can you imagine how bad it'll be at other mass gatherings have you ever been to santacon that thing was a super spreader event before covid even existed. [ laughter ] if you have children, i beg of you, keep them away from midtown during santacon. it will scar them for the rest of their lives, and i know from experience i'll never forget my kids saying, "daddy, why is santa peeing on a police car?" [ laughter ] "uh, well, uh, well, that cop was very bad this year and santa's out of coal. so they detected omicron at an anime convention, which then allowed it to spread to other states yesterday, cnn interviewed someone with one of the earliest cases who thankfully had only very mild symptoms and quickly recovered, which he credited to the fact that he was vaccinated, although the anchors still seemed a little suspicious w

amelie osborn—smith was on a gap year trip of a lifetime in zambia.riends, it's fine, i've lost my foot, i'm still alive. and then i was told that my foot is going to be fine and i would get to walk again which is, it's such a relief. the accident happened on the zambezi river while amelie was white water rafting with a group. she was airlifted 214 miles to the capital lusaka where surgeons performed a life—saving operation and saved her leg. people say, like, you see your life flash before your eyes but you don't. you just think, how do i get out of this situation? and your brain just goes into overdrive and you think how to get out. but i was just very, very lucky. her condition was so severe, her grandmother was allowed by her bedside despite covid restrictions. i was so grateful that i was allowed to stay here with her. because she had these continuous flashbacks, and terrible dreams. amelie is expected back in the uk to be transferred to a hospital for more treatment. the student says the ordeal has made her more determined to return to zambia. i

sharon osborn caught up in the fallout of the interview facing allegations of racism after questioningn's mental health struggles and let go from the show. the free britney movement dominated the news in 2021. the legal and family drama took center stage and she fought to end her conservativeship. a judge officially terminated it in november. after mounting pressure and potential impeachment trial andrew cuomo stepped down as new york's governor in august. report by the state attorney general found he harassed multiple employees and that his administration created a hostile work environment. >> the best way i can help now is if i step aside and let government get back to government. >> his brother faced his own repercussions, chris cuomo was fired from the network for helping his brother pressing sources for information on the governor's accusers and helping his craft -- bill cosby a free man. he was released from prison in june after pennsylvania's highest court overturned his 2018 sexual assault conviction. prosecutors asking the supreme court to take a look at the ruling. disgraced

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