.— the water in exeter.eter. caffrey does it. thank you. with all _ the water in exeter. caffrey does it. thank you. with all the - the water in exeter. caffrey does it. thank you. with all the media watchin: , it. thank you. with all the media watching. no _ it. thank you. with all the media watching, no mishaps _ it. thank you. with all the media watching, no mishaps please. it| it. thank you. with all the media | watching, no mishaps please. it is not a race- — watching, no mishaps please. it is not a race- it _ watching, no mishaps please. it is not a race. it wasn't _ watching, no mishaps please. it is not a race. it wasn't heavy but we were _ not a race. it wasn't heavy but we were all_ not a race. it wasn't heavy but we were all quite nervous, if we drop it there _ were all quite nervous, if we drop it there are — were all quite nervous, if we drop it there are lots of people looking. after— it there are lots of people looking. after exeter, the relay goes to portland, and further into dorset. much mo

many of us in the society at exeter are very keen to see either rishi sunak or sajid javid.er university and was part of our society, so on a personal level it would be good to see him, but it is those values of integrity, competence and experience that are really important to take forward for this next prime minister and conservative leader. do this next prime minister and conservative leader.- this next prime minister and conservative leader. do you accept what a lot of— conservative leader. do you accept what a lot of people _ conservative leader. do you accept what a lot of people are _ conservative leader. do you accept what a lot of people are saying, i what a lot of people are saying, that boris johnson what a lot of people are saying, that borisjohnson is only one part of the problem for the party that she so publicly support? there is a problem for the party? we have seen quite a few prime ministers coming out of number ten since the conservatives into power, and yes he had a great election result, we accept that, but does the conservative party need to take a good

alex in exeter, make sure _ current hot spell. alex in exeter, make sure you — current hot spell.d 26 in london, although the term just will fall away out in the countryside —— although the temperatures will fall away. tomorrow, the odd spot of rain in scotland and northern ireland but nothing much. sunshine follows for scotland and northern ireland at the hottest weather starts to get confined to parts of england with highs running well into the 30s. that is it. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: with 11 candidates in the running so far, the rules of the tory leadership contest will be decided this afternoon. the prime minister says he won't be backing any of the those who want his job. there is a contest under way and i wouldn't want to damage in a bid eight�*s chances by offering —— wouldn't want to damage anybody�*s chances. the met office has issued an amber weather warning for extreme heat across a large part of the uk ahead of further soaring temperatures this week. the murder of liverpool schoolgirl ava white — a teenage boy is sentenced to life with a minimum of 13 ye

and cleared as you say, penny mordant, now a, she's a staunch br, exeter and her glitzy video launch a quote, for example, leadership has to be less about the leader. i'm more about the ship, so this is penny more than setting out her stall. if the kind of a single minded leadership that forest johnson engaged in where he was accused of gathering all power to himself at downing street anymore and appears to be wanting a bit to be a bit more collegiate. if she was elected as prime minister, she is somewhat of an outsider, though that's not to say that she won't make it through for the final stages and such a job id as also i've been doing the rounds of the broadcast media this morning. and he has been saying that emphasizing his experience and his credentials saying that the job of conservative party leader and prime minister this is not an entry level job, is something that study java has said this morning as well as promising tax cuts of 39000000000 pounds, here in the u. k. i asked for why it was that he was willing to sit in a cabinet with boris johnson for such a long period of t

research i have done more broadly, sasserand research i have done more broadly, sasser and 0'neill at exeterimagery, there has been a shift away from the solely positive imagery associated with heatwaves and extreme events. in with heatwaves and extreme events. . , , with heatwaves and extreme events. ., , , ., . events. in that sense, how much is that tilting _ events. in that sense, how much is that tilting the _ events. in that sense, how much is that tilting the general - is that tilting the general public perception that climate change is real? this is another conundrum, isn't it? we have extreme heat, temperatures, weather, and that link directly to climate change is always one we are very sensitive to.- we are very sensitive to. yeah, climate change _ we are very sensitive to. yeah, climate change is _ we are very sensitive to. yeah, climate change is real, - we are very sensitive to. yeah, climate change is real, it's - climate change is real, it's here, it's serious. what a lot of work is being done to alleviate those dangerous conditions. and when you point to those conditions, the

jonathan, thank you for now, jonathan, thank you for now, jonathan marcus from the university of exeterat shadow transport minister, this is labour's sam tarry, has been removed from the front bench after appearing at one of the picket lines. as part of this strike. let's find out more from ben wright. explain what is happening here and the sick in several of this, then. i. is happening here and the sick in several of this, then.— several of this, then. i, jane. these strikes _ several of this, then. i, jane. these strikes have _ several of this, then. i, jane. these strikes have been - several of this, then. i, jane. | these strikes have been tricky several of this, then. i, jane. - these strikes have been tricky for labour for a couple of months these strikes have been tricky for labourfor a couple of months —— significance. the rmt union is not affiliated with the liberal party but a lot of those in labour are —— labour party. labour have not back to the strike, and yesterday secure starmer urged his front bench do not appear on the picket lines. he did the same thing back injune. in

after exeter the batting goes to - you so you might not want to.- exeter the batting goes to portlandwn to seven. tuesday daytime, plenty of sunshine should see, i'm not sure what has gone on with the order of the chart, temperatures at the end of the night, fine night with clear spells in rural, central, southern england. best of the sunshine will always be towards the east, further west more cloud pushing on, some rain setting in for the afternoon, evening, northern ireland and western scotland. 17 in aberdeen, 23 in london. the trend in the days ahead is for temperatures to start to pick up, average temperatures for scotland and northern ireland more cloudy but sun across england and wales could drive temperatures quite widely up into the high temperatures by sunday. this is bbc news. the headlines... the bbc has revealed that a complaint against the former radio 1 dj tim westwood had previously been referred to the police. he denies the allegations. borisjohnson was aware of "reports and speculation" about chris pincher�*s behaviour before he was appointed deputy chief whip in feb

and at the met office in exeter, they are predicting higher temperatures as the week goes on.gland throughout this week, we've got level two and level three alerts in place. this is to basically alert health carers that the weather is going to be extreme, particularly temperatures are going to be high by day and by night. and this can have serious health impacts. let's go! go walkies! no mad dogs at the rspca's little valley animal sanctuary. keith's walkies are strictly in the morning or the evening, and there are several ways to keep hot dogs cool. we'll soak some towels in cold water, and we'll leave it flat out in the kennel for them so they can lie on it _ it just cools them down a bit. expect to see plenty of dogs panting this week, as they struggle to regulate their body temperature. if you imagine that you're wearing a jacket indoors in the heat, you're going to sweat. dogs haven't got the luxury of unzipping that fur and taking it off. so, they need to regulate their temperature by sticking their tongue out and panting, and keeping their pads cool. so, it's all about

joining us now is expert in infectious disease management and senior clinical lecturer at university of exeterkhania. dr pankhania good to see you. sadly we're still talking about this latest strain of covid. i want we know about it and how it compares to other variants? we know about it and how it compares to other variants?— other variants? we are talking about the ba four and _ other variants? we are talking about the ba four and be _ other variants? we are talking about the ba four and be five _ other variants? we are talking about the ba four and be five variants - other variants? we are talking about the ba four and be five variants of. the ba four and be five variants of omicron and what happened in the united states as it started to spread and like a chain reaction, the more cases are generated, it generated more and more and more and became the dominant variant in the states. now similarly, in the united kingdom, it is doing same. the good thing as the vaccines still have a margin of protection against baa and bas but margin of protection against baa and ba5 but we must not get serial

that is from dave in exeter. . . yesterday. that is from dave in exeter. . , ~ ., exeter.vis wins today, name and location. if. chris. love his face. elvis wins i today, name and location. if you have been out and about this weekend, enjoying the good weather or try to keep cool, do send in your pictures. we will share them later. we have been giving the health warnings but it is also important to enjoy it while you can if you are a sun lover. five years ago, the screenwriter nick leather was plunged into a real—life drama, when he woke to find his baby daughter cold and struggling to wake up. thankfully, the panic was short—lived and she was ok. but the 999 call nick made that day has inspired his new thriller the control room, which starts on bbc one on sunday. let's take a look. give us your exact location. we might still be able to do something. listen, listen to me. forget... ..forget everything else. we need to know exactly where you are. to arrest me? to see if there's anything that can be done. he's dead. what's your name? i'm not going to tell you that. you can ma

if the burmese military regime thinks exeting four burmese activists will drive fear down the spines of the burmese public, they are categorically misten. there is massive and popular call for steppingp resistance against this regime. amy: and we will look at the puerto rico status act, a house bill that would allow residents of puerto rico to decide on the island's territorial status. we will speak to former san juan mayor carmen yulÍn cruz. >> puerto rico has been a colony of the united states since 1898. this congress has introduced the puerto rico status act. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. pope francis has apologized for the abuse of indigenous children who were separated from their families and sent to church-run residential schools where they faced psychological, physical, and sexual abuse. pope francis is on the apology tour since monday in maskwacis, alberta, the site of a former residential school. >> i myself wish to reaffirm this, with shame and onion be grisly, humbly beg forgivene

and it is now the mixer to —— or to exeter.acob rees mike had originally alluded to which is to remove all of these regulations and to also potentially lead to the loss of civil servants that have been in play to kind of deal with these regulations over time thousands of civil servants could potentially can use jobs. there are fears about it, but she is using this as another tool to position herself with the trade membership ahead of this leadership ballad that is going to happen in a few weeks' time.— ballad that is going to happen in a few weeks' time. ~ ., ., ,, ., ~ ., few weeks' time. what do you make of this? it's a kind _ few weeks' time. what do you make of this? it's a kind of _ few weeks' time. what do you make of this? it's a kind of standard _ this? it's a kind of standard promise, isn't it? from incoming prime minister is, they often promise that they are going to kind of deregulate, but somehow it always proves much harder than it looked when they first suggested it, it would be a great idea things are a lot simpl

senior research fellow in modern korea at the university of leeds jones, when our vice gained from exeter in the u. k. mr. foster cartucker to have you with us on the program. when south koreans are looking for good governance and justice. how will this news be received because the trial was controversial as was his arrest. yes, this is going to be contentious. i mean it's a very general situation is a very long running one and it's a paradox. south korea's biggest companies are world class everyone. i'm sure every single view of the show has heard of samsung of hyundai, of l g and a number of others. we know that products, they're very good companies, but they are unusual. but in combat, the companies or other countries in number of ways they are conglomerate. so in samsung has a finger in almost every pie in south korea is a huge part of the south for an economy. so the are the groups that don't specialize. and also they are, they are pretty much heretic few moment kids. so j, why the, the man we're talking about, he's technically just the vice chairman and something electronics. the cr

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. >> i think i would like to follow up with what exetion commissioner giraudo was speaking of. in the early part of the pandemic. we had parameters that we were following. what would trigger on a different approach and how closely we would follow los angeles' decision making. the other question that troubled me is i know my staff like professor giraudo's when it comes to the city. many have young families and are concerned about living in spaces where in their outside life they have control on who they are one footway from but on public transit, they don't. one of the other considerations beyond the epidemiology is what are we doing to help jidz especially those who are financially disadvantaged to have access to the high quality masks? i buy them my selves and 20 masks are $30 or more. i wonder if indeed we are not going to put limitations or mandates on public transportation. what are we doing to help people who feel like they can control their environment every prais, but when they have to go to point a to point expwrks have no choice but to take public transportation, to en

was a very hard core research report that was done by scientists at harvard and the university of exeterwn in florida is sending checks, $450 per child to lower income families in the state, 59,000 families will qualify for the money. again, bad policy. >> right. dagen: it's on the left coast and on the east coast. in the south. coming up, what's it worth? cheryl casone is here with hot real estate properties. can you guess the price tag? that's next. stay with us. ♪ oh, stay. ♪ put your arms around me. ♪ what you feel is what you are and what you are is beautiful. ♪ want to get married. ♪ run away. ♪ reliq health is a profitable global medtech company achieving strong quarter over quarter revenue growth. with a rapidly expanding base of over 120 us clients, reliq expects to uplist to the nasdaq this year. reliq health technologies ♪ i'm the latest hashtag challenge. and everyone on social media is trying me. i'm trending so hard that “hashtag common sense” can't keep up. this is going to get tens and tens of views. ♪ but if you don't have the right auto insurance coverage, you could be

the gundwater table dps, while the long-term solution is to connect tooleyville to the city of exeter water system that could be expensive for both. this will enable ex-material to increase water supply to meet increased demand. i'm advised ifalifornia's drought continue, moremall and rural comnies in our district with older infrastructure could mee the exact same fate. grou water tables drop, we cann leave our communities vulnerable to drought. i encourage my colleags to support this amendment. isk to insert in the record letter from several cities. the chair: that cannot be entertained in the committee of the whole. mr. mccarthy: why are we asking for ts amendment? one thi you have toee, there's been no major new reservion bill in california. think of the population difference since then. california is very blessed. we get know in the north, we grow the agriculture for the world in the cenal vley, my good friend from the other side of the area, ielieve is where his family used to be from. and in the south major population. no new reservations. now we have challenges where cities are

let's now speak to saffron 0'neill, who is an associate professor in geography at the university of exetere doing a little bit of a disservice when it comes to the conversation about what's going on with the climate. tell conversation about what's going on with the climate.— with the climate. tell us more. it's a european — with the climate. tell us more. it's a european study, _ with the climate. tell us more. it's a european study, we _ with the climate. tell us more. it's a european study, we were - with the climate. tell us more. it's a european study, we were to i with the climate. tell us more. it's a european study, we were to four| a european study, we were to four different countries, the uk, the netherlands, france and germany and the visuals that went alongside media text about heatwave risk, media text about heatwave risk, media articles that talked about heatwaves and climate change and be found although the text was negative, and making it waves seem risky and something to be concerned about, the images that went alongside were often positively, making heat waves seem like fu

of the two candidates will be touring the uk from perth in scotland to northern ireland, norwich, exeterf nursing in wales says the pay offer would "do nothing" to fill vacancies or inspire young people to become nurses. doctors, consultants, gps and nurses in wales are being offered a pay rise between [i and 5.5 per cent. 17 minutes past nine, we have ben and we are focusing on a lot of people trying to get away for the summer, what about people who are staying here? it is summer, what about people who are staying here?— staying here? it is a bit of a mixed bar if ou staying here? it is a bit of a mixed bag if you are _ staying here? it is a bit of a mixed bag if you are planning _ staying here? it is a bit of a mixed bag if you are planning a - staying here? it is a bit of a mixed| bag if you are planning a staycation this weekend. for some, bag if you are planning a staycation this weekend. forsome, grey bag if you are planning a staycation this weekend. for some, grey start actually. that was the scene in north devon just a short time ago. we have got some cloud, we have rain in the