. >>> the skills of steph curry and the social beliefs of colin kaepernick. next, and informative interview with former nba star who is once again in the spotlight. >>> if your allergies are bothering you this is why, elm, pine and cedar in the high pine and cedar in the high category. - life is uncertain. it's okay to feel stressed, anxious, worried, or frustrated. calhope can help. access calhope's free and secure mental health resources today. call our warm line at 833-317-4673 or live chat at calhope.org. - life is uncertain. with calhope's free and secure mental health resources, it's easy to get the help you and your loved ones need when you need it the most. call our warm line at (833) 317-4673 or live chat at calhope.org today. >>> two decades before colin kaepernick took any there was a story of another sports star who was shot out from his sport. >> he was steph curry before steph curry. >> he was amazing. he made a name for himself 30 years ago in the nba. remember this story, it took a turn when he decided to stand up against racism. he is now tel

an attractive price, but tasty, period on february 5 , exactly 20 years ago, us secretary of state colind a speech at the un security council. it was not that paul just wanted to deceive everyone, but the consequences of this theatrical performance for iraq yes, and the world as a whole became catastrophic from the us to say that all us foreign policy comes from colin powell's test tube, which he showed while sitting. here at this table would be an exaggeration. under a false flag, the americans also overthrew the masadyko government in iran and staged an incident in the gulf of tankin, which started the vietnam war and much more, and yet in every modern crisis there is at least a pinch of that, a fake powder stands in the pion corridor past the american guards secretary of state in his jacket pocket, the secret that colin powell took with him to the grave, while making excuses. he often said that nothing dangerous zero, but february 5, 2003. even members of the delegation do not seem to know about this. the united states is alarmed by diplomats watching the head of the state department

joining me to discuss, under armour founder, kevin plank, and interim ceo, colin browne. it's good to see you both. what happened? the stock was up this morning before the call. it was a beat and raise quarter, and now it's down sharply. >> it was. we had a good quarter. we had a solid quarter we did what we said we were going to do. we have a line of sight closing out the year pretty well inventory is a story, but our inventory situation is a little different than many people out there. we didn't quite have the same hangover from covid as others did, so we're actually really quite comfortable with how our inventory is looking against our growth expectations next year. margin is challenged, of course, because of the large promotional activity that's going on at this moment in time we're focused on our strategic priorities, executing what we said we were going to do we have new leadership in north america and ensuring that we can grow in this important market. >> so explain the inventory just a little more. because i think it came as a surprise to people who had seen you p

valentin bogdanov to say that the entire foreign policy of the united states comes from colin powell's test tube, which he showed while sitting. here at this table would be an exaggeration. under a false flag, the americans also overthrew the masadyko government in iran and staged an incident in the gulf of tankin, which started the vietnam war and much more, and yet in every modern crisis there is at least a pinch of that fake powder. what exactly is it with the pionovsky corridor past the american guards secretary of state in his jacket pocket the secret that colin powell took with him to the grave, justifying himself. he often said that nothing was wrong with february 2003. even members of the delegation do not seem to know about this. and the united states is alarmed by diplomats watching the head of the state department when he gets a residence permit less than a dry siberian teaspoon. covered 17 united states in an envelope in the fall of 2001. this forced several hundred people to seek emergency medical attention and killed two postal workers just because of the number of approx

we're here with colin quinn. way we communicate to each other. >> sure. >> seth: and the way we write and make art chatgpt, a lot of people have been talking about this. it's ai, it can write. we -- because you mentioned technology, we asked chatgpt to write a colin quinn stand-up routine. >> that's fine, but i don't know why you had to start by blaming me, because you mentioned technology [ light laughter ] like as if i demanded this [ light laughter ] you guys are blaming me for my own demise go ahead i wanna hear. >> seth: you have not seen it? >> i am interested in seeing this >> seth: all right you have not seen it this is very exciting to see if it confuse -- you have to read it [ laughter ] >> all right all right, this is -- my stand-up act "hey, folks, welcome to the show now, i've gotta say, things are getting pretty crazy out there i mean, you turn on the news, it's like what the hell is happening? [ laughter ] >> seth: how are you feeling about it so far? >> i'm feeling horrified [ laughter ] "but, you

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and i believe i would say that colin kaepernick through his efforts.nd through much of his martyrdom to call some of these transgressions out . i believe he's likely feeling a bit of pride as well. let's talk a little bit broader here. coaches in particular. 32 teams . the nfl has had as many as seven black head coaches at the beginning of the season and as few as three, including at the start of 2022 when it comes to those key leadership positions. what's happening when it comes to black americans filling more of those roles? oh well. unfortunately again, the problem still persists. we're continuing to see, uh, just only about for every four white coaches who are hired as head coach is only one um, uh, coach of color, not african american. only coach of color is being hired, so there's still a significant issue and in my mind sweets until we start to see decision making sp. continue to see this be a problem. we'll continue to see hires of familiarity will continue to see situations like with the houston texans, where 49ers fans will find this familiar

we're back with khan dan henninger colin levy.ouble is in the -- is lori lightfoot in? >> yeah, i think she's in significant trouble right now, paul, because she owns the crime wave, and that's really all that anyone here is talking about. i had someone mention to me that they thought the six issues in the chicago's mayor's race were crime, crime, crime, schools, taxes and crime. that's all anyone's talking about. that has been paul val llas's major effort that he's making, to really talk about how he's going to combat that, how he's going to put more officers back on the street, how he's going to create a witness protection program. he has all these things he's saying to change it, and that's what's going to drive voters to the polls. i think people here are expecting a lot more turnout than in previous elections because chicagoans are pretty frustrated. paul: what's lightfoot's defense of her tenure? what's she saying somewhat's her case for re-election? >> well, her case for re-election is that she knows the job, you know, she

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colin powell.he showed the world this test tube with white powder as evidence of the presence of biological weapons in baghdad, the americans spoke. saddam hussein hides 25,000 liters of anthrax sports concentrate. he has military, toxic substances. it is close to the creation of the atomic bomb washington echoed the british, england yes, in the person of prime minister tony blaer, also confirmed that it was true that intelligence from britain received data that iraq was about to receive weapons of mass destruction. and just about it will apply even, but in the eighties. saddam hussein was considered washington's favorite dictator, the united states tried to overthrow him with his hands iranian leader ayatoluh named iraq was generously supplied with american weapons, possibly banned, poisonous substances. including, in any case, iranian iranian. front. they were definitely used, even then they considered iraq, uh, but the mass of weapons to help the fourth side in the world they had so much, but th

what conversation did zelensky get out of the bunker revelation of the former israeli prime minister colin paul un security council test tube today is exactly 20 years of itself us bloody scam under the pretext that iraq has weapons of mass destruction in 2003. they started a war that destroyed an entire state and killed twice as many people as american nuclear bombs in hiroshima nagasaki ball knocked down the sediment remained about how the epic with the chinese weather balloon in the sky over the united states led to an even greater deterioration in relations with beijing because the americans had reasonable questions leadership and news fm 15 years congratulations to the best news radio. look, the second series of a special reportage. alexandra rogatkina, when the guns fall silent about how famous russian musicians and actors ended up in different eyes. during the special operation , the russian military continue to advance on in the donetsk and krasny liman direction in a day, missile troops and artillery defeated 111 enemy units in 142 areas, air defense systems destroyed two ukrainia

of course, there was no anthrax spore in colin pao's test tube, but powder.

civilians let's burn gorlovka donetsk talk about the consequences already 20 years have passed since colin paul shook the test tube out of weapons of mass destruction in iraq and have not found, but something is still sure of his own. mexico , a fuel truck took off into the air. yes, and on the gas station has the dead, and what is the reason? a report on how mariupol is returning to civilian life, the head of the pentagon confirms that the us armed forces shot down a chinese umbrella at the direction of biden on the website of the military department, the device is called a reconnaissance balloon that allegedly observed strategic objects . well, here is a message from literally the last minutes, with reference to the white house press pool, biden said that he had given the order to shoot down the ball, as early as february 1, as soon as possible, but the pentagon recommended to wait with this, well, isaev has been following this whole story. the moment that america has been waiting for. for many days, the chinese balloon was finally shot down. it's in the skies over south carolina, where

there would be a hint, a hint would you imagine the level of hysteria in europe well i don't think colin here. and even then, how many times later he lamented that yes. it was big politics. you know how much it costs how much this crushing of a million human lives costs, he himself admitted it is worth it. uh, no, when you need a tantrum normal, so to speak, right on the spot very quickly about watching what these russians are doing and so on. here, but they did not notice. well, it means indeed. well, there is, er , there is, but they really have confidence that the west will cover and not notice. you will remember

colin powell.aking from the podium. the un showed a test tube with white powder and stated that these weapons of mass destruction were made in iraq. the diplomat then assured that washington does not want war and expects death to peace, but after a month and a half the americans invaded iraq to preserve peace at least 25,000 civilians died roman sobol about the fatal american forgery a piece of glass worth 7 trillion dollars, about the same amount that us taxpayers from pro -american coalition countries cost the invasion of iraq 20 years ago from the rostrum of the un secretary of state. colin powell. he showed the world this test tube with white powder as evidence of the presence of biological weapons in baghdad, the americans said. saddam hussein hides 25,000 liters anthrax concentrate. he has military, toxic substances. he is close to creating an atomic bomb , the british agreed with washington. england represented by the prime minister. tony blair. she also confirmed that there is indeed very g

in iraq 20 years ago, secretary of state colin powell.eeting of the un security council, he showed a test tube with a certain substance and said baghdad is a biological threat, and then the military-political machine of nato led by the united states swept through the middle east, did not reach ukraine, what goal does the west pursue? the authors of the program vesti nedeli dmitry kiselev in general, this is the ill-fated test tube of corinne powell in the un security council as a false argument for a military invasion of iraq, it became a definite introduction of sections, if earlier there were at least some ideas that decency is possible and there is no border, then after the test tube the bottom was broken and the west moved in the direction of outright cynicism in international relations, rude horse juggling is already becoming the norm, inventing reasons for wars, where hundreds of thousands of people die as a result, even millions are becoming the new norm, the innocence that does not allow itself to be looked at critically strikes t

if it is colin powell or hillary clinton or republican officials during the george w.ush administration or donald trump and joe biden walking off with records that belong to the american people, and all of these cases we find public officials are contemptuous or at least neglectful of their legal responsibility to keep a record. it is the most basic responsibility all but more and more we see officials not respecting that responsibility. host: now we have spent some time outlining the scope of the problem, this book is about you and your colleague's attempt to get a handle on this through the use of data. it is a project called the history lab and declassification engine that you have built. tell me about it. guest: it is a platform where we have aggregated as many declassified documents as we can get our hands on. we are approaching 5 million records, mainly united states records especially from the state department, the pentagon, central intelligence agency but we are collecting records of international organizations and alliances like nato, u.n.'s secretary general,

i'm amazed colin managed to keep up for a - colin managed to keep up for a while. it colin managed tod outside thomas knyvett college in ashford on monday. three girls, aged ten, 11 and 16, and two adults have been arrested. surrey police have described it as a serious racially aggravated assault. it's emerged the headteacher of a private school in surrey who was killed by her husband at the weekend was reported to the police for allegedly hitting him seven years ago. emma pattison was questioned, but no action was taken against her. her husband george shot her and their seven—year—old daughter lettie in their house in the grounds of epsom college, before taking his own life. students at the london school of economics have raised around £3000 from a cake sale towards the turkey earthquake appeal. it was organised by the university's turkish society. many have family members who've been affected. a lot of the consensus we are hearing from my family, personally, is that help is slow, that there isn't much food and water. in general, people are very devastated, but there is a sense of ho

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uh, colin powell.but we have questions that we do not receive answers to and that is why we have the right and we just are obliged to use military force against that country which does not give us answers to our questions. and what is happening now with american biological laboratories on the territory of ukraine? i would like to ask colin paulo, it’s a pity he died a year and a half ago, but he still managed to answer in retirement. the question is, did he bring something deadly to the un security council ? it turned out that yes, there was a big lie in a small test tube. i regret it because the information was wrong of course i regret it even when we didn't find any weapons mass destruction no vans with bio weapons. all the same, for another 6-8 months , representatives of the special services insisted that all this was there, but there was nothing there. georgiy sashvili vladimir female yulia zagranichny sergei chevella of the first channel of the united states yars strategic missile systems were br

big little lies 20 years when colin powell scared the whole world a test tube from the un security council rostrum after which the states invaded iraq remember all the details of the fateful day the secret of cooking is simple, but it is better not to know it to taste. there are no insects not felt. well, your brain is telling you, you're eating insect insects in chocolate bread. and even meat europe is trying to taste. we have learned how to feel carefully competitors and artificial intelligence. capturing new areas. the neural network wrote a thesis. until there is a speech of foreign politicians, and then only more interesting, which literally excited the whole world for almost a week, a spy thriller, a suspicious flying object of speculation, and risks for civilians. as a result, lifted into the sky. in st. petersburg, this is how the weather balloon aggravated the already difficult relationship between the two-nuclear powers of china from the usa, and in this story there are more questions than answers. why did the us military seem to be playing for time, although president biden dema

colin powell.stated by the ria novosti agency, the deputy minister of foreign affairs of russia, according to sergei ryabkov, the image of paul with a test tube has become a household name, this is the conviction of the american impunity elite. the story with the alleged proof that cancer has a weapon of mass destruction occurred exactly 20 years ago, and the manipulation that continues to this day anton spores of anthrax in a test tube. colin paulo of course was not there, but the powder of all scared everyone what the us secretary of state was trying to achieve by claiming that iraq allegedly released millions of deadly doses of biological weapons in the entire 76-minute report at the security council. it was built on lies, every statement i make is from verified sources. is not value judgement. we provide you with facts and conclusions based on reliable intelligence. paula's manipulation techniques and the beautiful presentation of the cia did not help to deceive experienced diplomats at that ti

there was no anthrax in colin paul's test tube, of course, but the powder of everyone scared everyonee us secretary of state wanted by claiming that iraq allegedly released millions of lethal doses of biological weapons the entire 76-minute report at the un security council was built on a puddle worth every statement that i do obtained from trusted sources. these are not value judgments. we provide you facts and conclusions based on sound intelligence paul's manipulation techniques and cia's beautiful presentation did not help to deceive experienced diplomats at the time security council refused to authorize the invasion of iraq but washington used to ignore international norms, the united states and allies attacked cancer without permission on march 20, 2003 , the islamic republic, according to various estimates, lost about a million people killed by weapons of mass destruction. in iraq, of course, they did not find it. later, powell told the cia he was deceived, i was more than confused. i was offended by congress president donald trumpswald condolizara used the same information, bu

. >>> well, ten years ago, colin kaepernick led the 49ers to the super bowl.ter, kaepernick was essentially run out of the nfl for taking a knee during the national anthem. well before kaepernick, another sports star was run out for taking a stand against social injustice. mahmoud abdul-rauf. >> i never saw somebody shoot like this. >> who was this dude torturing the lakelakers? >> he was steph curry before steph curry. >> abdul-rauf had the skills of curry. the 53-year-old is telling his story now in a new showtime documentary called "stand." the film explores his struggles with poverty, his conversion to islam, and his stand against racism. he was one of the top players in the 1990s until he became a target of hate speech for refusing to stand for the national anthem. has the league, any representatives from the league in almost 30 years now reached out to you, whether it's had a conversation with you or an apology to you, any sort of dialogue? >> i don't -- i don't anticipate that ever happening. i think even now, the nba, they fashion themselves as being p

of course, there was no anthrax in colin paul's test tube, but the powder scared everyone what the usate was trying to achieve by claiming that iraq allegedly released millions of deadly doses of biological weapons in the entire 76-minute report at the security council. it was built on lies every statement i make obtained from trusted sources. this is not a value judgment. we bring you the facts and conclusions based on solid intelligence, paul's manipulation techniques and the cia's beautiful presentation then did not help to deceive experienced diplomats security council refused to authorize the invasion of iraq but washington used to ignore international norms, the united states and allies attacked cancer without permission 20 march 2003, the islamic republic, according to various estimates, lost about a million people dead weapons of mass destruction in iraq of course not found. later, powell told the cia he was deceived, i was more than embarrassed. i was offended by the president, congress donald trumpfeld condolizar used the same information, but it was i who made the presentat

colin. either we don't need animal products, we need the nutrients that are in the animal products, and i have heard that the fact is, throughout the history of us these, these we have always eaten meat and most of us still find meats. simply delicious. isn't that our body's way of telling us something yar? yes no. it would be nice of nutritional deficiencies could be corrected by following or instincts forming and be he's off. we developed a preference for certain foods for lever. it would be a sign, we needed a couple of veterans or minerals i entered under the meal mine and i'm in a large long as ellison, but in reality we're actually victims of her own preferences. steve could plague because although they're evolutionary and made sense in the past, they don't work in today's conditions falling, ma'am the unborn. and if we haven't a nate preference for sweet foods to why? because a nature, sweet tasting ripe fruit is a good source of carbohydrates. cold blood in her brain is carbohydrate

today is the anniversary of the historic speech of colin paul with a test tube exactly 20 years ago atting of the un security council, the us secretary of state demonstrated a certain substance and said that iraq has a dangerous weapon. this was the reason for the american invasion, and anton spore will tell washington's manipulations anthrax in a test tube colin pao, of course, was not but the powder of all scared what i wanted the us secretary of state to claim that iraq allegedly released millions of deadly doses of biological weapons the entire 76-minute report to the security council. it was built on lies, every statement i make is from verified sources. these are not value judgments. we provide you with facts and conclusions based on reliable intelligence, pavel's manipulation techniques and the beautiful presentation of the cia then did not help to deceive experienced diplomats. the security council refused to authorize the the invasion of iraq, however, washington used to ignore international norms, the united states and allies attacked cancer without permission on march 20, 20

colin paterson, bbc news, hebden bridge.obi, he lives in portugal, and he's reached the ripe old age of 30. the previous record was held by an australian dog who made it to 29, back in the 1930s. bobi — who is a purebred rafeiro do alentejo — has lived his whole life with a family in a village in portugal. where ease treated like a member of the family, even sharing meals. —— ease treated. he does now have trouble walking, but he continues to enjoy his golden years, living, his owners say, a "calm, peaceful life". cannot wish for more than that. time for a look at the weather. a lot of cloud in most places, but it has felt unseasonably mild. that was kew gardens, where temperatures got up to 1a celsius today. but cloud really was the story of friday. giving spits and spots of rain and drizzle, more general rain moving across the far north of scotland and will continue to progress across orkney and shetland overnight. elsewhere, large amounts of cloud, the odd spot of drizzle, some mist and murk over the hills, but stayed mil

he said, this is the right time to do it. >> mayor colin, it is -- with axios.see you. i appreciate you walking us through how your friends and you thought it was feet to run, and it sounds like you, of course, pulled it off. it couldn't have always been easy. i wonder if you could speak to us a bit about any skepticism or collections about your electability or your chances to lead in a state like montana, being a black man, running for a seat that has not been held by one. >> and that's what i told my son, in fact, the first thing i did was i did that to him. i said man, you've got to be looking at this when you want me to do this. but that's i had this for myself! i didn't think i could do it, but what really geared up my team was the fact that after the first quarter reporting, i realized i had outraced the incumbent, and i call the team together and said guys, this is serious. we have to wear faithfulness! we've got to turn this thing around! so, that is when we really got into gear and started this whole process. >> that mayor of helena, montana, just an ex

the statement was released on the 20th anniversary of colin powell, the infamous performance at the un security council. moscow added that power has since become a household name as the personification of hypocrisy, and the conviction of the ruling elite of the united states and its own impunity. or during his notorious speech, the u. s. secretary state secretary displayed a mysterious vial of white powder in an attempt to drum up support for the war, which the un ultimately refused to sanction. and the weapons of mass destruction claim eventually proved to have been a complete fabrication. one of the most worrisome things that emerges from the thick intelligence file we have on racks. biological weapons is the existence of mobile production facilities used to make biological agents. we have 1st hand descriptions of biological weapons, factories on wheels and on rails. it felt like justifying an invasion of iraq to the world. mattered that much to the u. s. though, after all, then president george w bush already had plans to invade the sovereign middle east or nation claims that baghda

colin paterson reports from hebden bridge. decade, this is it... he's going to be angry. the end of happy valley. even more desperate and dangerous. and in hebden bridge, the setting for the gritty police drama, excitement is building... she's beside herself, i can't do anything with her. i love it, love it! trying to guess the end. yeah, and she's got pretty far—fetched with that, i have to tell you. # in this troubled town... # ..including at a very significant location. hello, is this catherine cawood's house? it is, yes. in real life, five years ago, murray and his partner bought the very house which is still used in the series as the home of sarah lancashire's character. through here is the kitchen. this is familiar — very familiar! what have i said? that's assault! yeah, ring the police! different colour, though, isn't it? er, slightly, yes, i can live with this, i don't think i could live with the dark brick red. this is the tv you will watch the last episode of happy valley on... yeah. ..in catherine cawood's living ro

my royal masterminds, colin campbell masterminds, lady colin campbell and phil dampier have new informationgoing to 935. up next to reveal it at 935. but up next in clash, as brits who have in the clash, as brits who have had the country's out had enough of the country's out of immigration demonised of control immigration demonised by msm does protesting by the msm does protesting against illegal make you racist and far right somehow tory mp for barry north james daley, former brexit party mep rupert lowe and human rights lawyer shoaib khan are going to go head to head on this next. what do you think? gbnews.uk vote in our poll. the results straight after the . break time now for the clash . more time now for the clash. more than 2000 and mostly adult undocumented migrants have entered britain illegally on small boats this year. already and brits have had enough . i've and brits have had enough. i've had enough of not knowing who's been set loose in their community. they have had of feeling i've had enough feeling unsafe. i've had enough of being ignored . but when of being ignored. but whe

here as colin baker explains, now they're important in power. some stations why it's difficult for ukraine to replaced. i replaced damaged transformers. a target stands out among the intense fighting of the last few months of the war and ukraine. russian missiles have damaged 2 thirds of the countries electrical grid. many of the strikes targeted ukraine's transformers, which are unique, vulnerable, and difficult to replace ukraine's electricity comes from 15 nuclear reactors, thermal plants and renewables. many received direct, near strikes and summer occupied electricity leaves power plants at hundreds of thousands of volts. that's the most efficient way to get it from the plant to the user. but a house runs at $220.00 volts, so the electricity needs to be stepped down. and that's what happens inside a transformer. as the power passes between its magnets, the voltage decreases. the current increases and it becomes useful for a home after damage the electrical load can overwhelm stations, as happened in odessa, in february. not like a small mic

and in cities across ukraine, people have gotten used to rolling blackouts. colin baker al jazeera, joining me now as the odor on this cafe and honey confectionary stanislaus. out of time, i know you've got to invest a lot of money. in general, racers have new to keep up the power on the coffee machine working the heat. ironically, you haven't had to use them for the past 11 days. $711.00, a saw is our any power switch off. but before this it was very big problem. fos we bought because some generic that was not very powerful and to force not enough to all for all equipment. so we pay and wait for a long time for production because now is ready and popular enough to buy a generic or single gray area. one of the programs that you have to remember there's a lot of your staff are away fighting on the front, right? yeah. and you as a business and i still something to apply. yes. yes, yes, we support them. i for them all that they need you for. when the sama, they do the station got a poultice, a cables, and it said that they need to put the ac or conventional and they fight floss. and the my sti

my royal masterminds, colin campbell masterminds, lady colin campbell and phil dampier have new informationgoing to 935. up next to reveal it at 935. but up next in clash, as brits who have in the clash, as brits who have had the country's out had enough of the country's out of immigration demonised of control immigration demonised by msm does protesting by the msm does protesting against illegal make you racist and far right somehow tory mp for barry north james daley, former brexit party mep rupert lowe and human rights lawyer shoaib khan are going to go head to head on this next. what do you think? gbnews.uk vote in our poll. the results straight after the . break time now for the clash . more time now for the clash. more than 2000 and mostly adult undocumented migrants have entered britain illegally on small boats this year. already and brits have had enough . i've and brits have had enough. i've had enough of not knowing who's been set loose in their community. they have had of feeling i've had enough feeling unsafe. i've had enough of being ignored . but when of being ignored. but whe

colin says c mills is colin. colin says mark, there was no problem before brexit.olin. keep those emails coming market gb news dot uk. why are cambridge university turning away underprivileged white students? we'll discuss that before the end of the hour . and is crime now out of control ? but first this . you control? but first this. you yes, it's time for the big question in which we tackle a major news story the day. now tonight, the labour leader keir starmer this week unveiled his five missions for a better britain which included securing the highest sustained growth in the highest sustained growth in the g7 building an nhs fit for the g7 building an nhs fit for the future, making britain's streets safe. breaking down the barriers to opportunity at every stage . and making britain stage. and making britain a clean energy superpower. so will keir starmer's five missions win him the next election. to debate this, i'm delighted. welcome former conservative government bestselling author and tv ann widdecombe , current serving widdecombe, current serving labour mp

so much insight as ever lady colin phil ever from lady colin and phil dampier and we'll speak with her little break. thank you both so much. but coming up as morning, britain's ray as good morning, britain's ray insists shamima has been insists that shamima has been treated because she treated differently because she is not white british. is he right or is this just now? this is just more sort of race baiting from the abc by supercell. people have their say on that plus the first of tomorrow's newspapers front pages to but first as former pm bofis pages to but first as former pm boris johnson makes a huge intervention to stop the brexit betrayal could fishy where she betrayal could fishy where she be gone before next election if he fails heed his warning. former tory minister ann widdecombe and of course next brexit party mep significantly to is going to join me on this straight right after the . break jacob rees—mogg the way at home and up close. but it's time now for big what style with former tory minister and ex brexit party mep and widdecombe and bofis party mep and widdecombe and b

colin says c mills is colin. colin says mark, there was no problem before brexit.olin. keep those emails coming market gb news dot uk. why are cambridge university turning away underprivileged white students? we'll discuss that before the end of the hour . and is crime now out of control ? but first this . you control? but first this. you yes, it's time for the big question in which we tackle a major news story the day. now tonight, the labour leader keir starmer this week unveiled his five missions for a better britain which included securing the highest sustained growth in the highest sustained growth in the g7 building an nhs fit for the g7 building an nhs fit for the future, making britain's streets safe. breaking down the barriers to opportunity at every stage . and making britain stage. and making britain a clean energy superpower. so will keir starmer's five missions win him the next election. to debate this, i'm delighted. welcome former conservative government bestselling author and tv ann widdecombe , current serving widdecombe, current serving labour mp

so much insight as ever colin phil ever from lady colin and phil dampier and we'll speak with her backk. thank back from a little break. thank you both so much. but coming up as good morning, britain's ray insists shamima has been insists that shamima has been treated because she treated differently because she is not white british. is he right or is this just now? this is just more sort of race baiting from the abc by supercell. people have their say on that plus the first of tomorrow's newspapers front pages to but first as former pm bofis pages to but first as former pm boris johnson makes a huge intervention to stop the brexit betrayal could fishy where she betrayal could fishy where she be gone before next election if he fails heed his warning. former tory minister ann widdecombe and of course next brexit party mep significantly to is going to join me on this straight right after the . break jacob rees—mogg the way at home and up close. but it's time now for big what style with former tory minister and ex brexit party mep and widdecombe and bofis party mep and widdecombe and boris j

you also have carolyn —— colin farrell. your thoughts? i have carolyn -- colin farrell.oughts? i would have thought austin? but - your thoughts? i would have thought austin? but would i your thoughts? i would have l thought austin? but would win and that puts that into question. brendan has been very emotional, it has been very compelling, even if in some ways disturbing. austin butler has already won in a way, of the woods he has won until now including bafta, but he has charm to this hollywood community, he has done everything just right and to me, his performance is sensational, but that is not to take anything away from brendan. so it sort of upset the predictions, let's say. it's going to keep us guessing, always a pleasure to talk to you, thank you so much for your reaction to those awards and of course, the oscars are not far away at all. but now, let's bring you the latest sports news. i'm paul scott at the bbc sport centre. manchester united have won the first english domestic trophy of the season beating newcastle united 2—0 at wembley in the league cup final.

colin paterson, bbc news, stirling. now for something that many mothers of sons will relate to.hales — use up considerably more food and energy than those who give birth to females. so much so — and here perhaps the comparison stops — that they are much less likely to reproduce again. here's our science correspondent, victoria gill. the closest of bonds. in killer whale family life, offspring stay by their mother's side for years. but sons are particularly dependent on mum, remaining with her well into adulthood. mothers even feed their much larger adult sons fish. really interesting just how important that bond is. we visited this area of the north pacific coast with these researchers five years ago and discovered what decades of studying the killer whales here had revealed. following generations of orcas showed the scientists how vital older killer whale mothers and grandmothers are to their pod, but this new research has revealed that close family bonds come at a cost to females. we've shown that mothers supports their adult sons throughout their life. this support they provi

on february 5, exactly 20 years ago , us secretary of state colin powell delivers a speech at the un of this theatrical performance for iraq and the world as a whole became catastrophic from the united states, our correspondent valentin bogdanov to say that all foreign policy the usa comes from colin powell's test tube, which he showed while sitting. here at this table would be an exaggeration. under a false flag, the americans also overthrew the masadyko government in iran and staged an incident in the gulf of tankin, which started the vietnam war and much more, and yet in every modern crisis there is at least a pinch of that fake powder that america costs what exactly caused the pion corridor past protection of the american secretary of state in his jacket pocket the secret that colin powell took with him to the grave, justifying himself. he often said that nothing dangerous fake, but february 5, 2003. even members of the delegation do not seem to know about this. the united states is alarmed by diplomats watching the head of the state department when he takes out a test tube of po

bryanka knocks of this city from where from options, but us foreign policy come from the test tube of colined, sitting, here at this table, first test tube a, then the invasion of iraq how many more warriors without any reason? this is how the united states easily unleashed over these 20 years, which the west will supply to ukraine, the further it will have to be moved away from the russian borders. but how far is the advanced and what surprised even the experienced alexander sladkov in the war? yes, this, of course, is a spectacle. in previous episodes, pavlova got into an accident while there are no signs of engine activity. pavlova cannot come to terms with the fact that from a doctor turned into a patient nikolayevich is worried about interna's memory problems, irina fedorovna feels like a stranger in vladimir's house happiness. used to watching videos stopped working , install, open, watch russian channels, and watch all the movie and cartoon series, educational programs and documentaries for free without registration, in the application or on the website valentina fedorovna found your

. >> reporter: colin powell was 11 years old in 1948 when president ti in the ued the executive armeded rebel. >> this is an example from 1939. >> reporter: kurt graham, director of the truman library, says the archives contained handwritten examples of his racist views. i went up to the metropolitan and saw a man about town. it is a very funny show. the "n" word steals the screen. >> this is how he thinks. >> reporter: yeah, no hesitation, no come pumps about using a racial epitaph like that. six years later as world war ii entered its final agony, truman was thrust into the presidency by the sudden death of franklin roosevelt and found himself the commander and chief of two armies. one black and one white. >> the war was a watershed moment in the process of segregation. >> reporter: charles bowery, director of the army's center forit ory, says the one million african americans who fought for freedom in uniform while being denied it at home exposed the hypocrisy of segregation. >> it forwarded the civil rights movement because of the massive scale of service of african americans in u

guy's and st thomas�* nhs foundation trust are collaborating on a project to help cancer patients like colinfew appointments, first of all. i had several tests and a biopsy, which then diagnosed me with cancer. you've got to look at what the alternative is if you don't have it done, isn't it, really? i mean, everybody says that word, �*cancer,’ so you imagine it can spread here, there and everywhere. in a number of cases of lung, bone or metastatic breast cancer, removing the area around the tumour means the need to take away some of the chest wall. but here, 3d printing is being used to help create something that can replace what's been removed. the way we reconstruct the chest wall is important to preserve the stability of the chest wall and to preserve the way and the breathing mechanic. before 3d printing, there were several different methods. the first was to use the methyl methacrylate. it's been used by orthopaedics and thoracic surgeons for many years. this cement was modelled at the time of surgery on the patient, just to create a fixed area, like, to replace the ribs or the sternum

colin smith .far as the law permits in law and, if we come up short personally, i know if already been calling for it . we've seen the government it. we've seen the government intervene in scotland recently . intervene in scotland recently. it can be done. i think there's a real case. the government stepping in, stopping this . stepping in, stopping this. people can't afford it. it's not fair. it's not right . and i fair. it's not right. and i think i could leave one message to your viewers tonight . yeah, to your viewers tonight. yeah, it would be to please pressurise labour mps, labour council for broken ranks already. it shows you what's happening out there. yeah they are under pressure and they are cracking. and the pressure we can apply, the greater chance of khan changing his mind. or colin smith. for the sake of local democracy. making voting at elections actually matter for the sake of tradesmen and women driving in and out of that zone every day on behalf of the poorer people. the retired