lisa mackenzie commentator, dr. lisa mackenzie mackenzie . she is misgendered mackenzie.h, but they showed an of a little a little still of duncan larkin. but let's go to duncan larkin. but let's go to duncan let's be honest is the eye candy of this show. duncan larcombe is bestselling author, former royal editor of the sun newspaper . and i'm delighted to newspaper. and i'm delighted to say a journalist at large, large across country. in fact, we've got a quick plug in for your book. your book is out. what's it called? actually, it's not out until after the coronation. oh, it ? all right. well, you oh, is it? all right. well, you know can i book you for know what? can i book you for the exclusive interview? of course you can. yes you reveal to reveal the title. it's still a working title. what can be classified would be like the whatsapp messages going to break the it? i'll the internet, isn't it? i'll give a clue. it's not to . give you a clue. it's not to. spare that that would spare oh, yeah. that that would be going straight into the charity shop right . listen, char

. -- vashti mackenzie of the national council of churches.igious action center of reform judaism. thank you both for joining me today. we've been hearing more discussion about reparations since the george floyd protest of 2020. but mostly at the state and local levels. why are you pushing for federal action now, when we go first to you, mister mackenzie, and then you rabbi posner? >> i'd say why. not because we don't have great confidence in this congress is gonna really -- that's a piece of legislation that asks for commission to study reparations and make recommendations not only about slavery, but the errors of enslavement. the unjust policies and practices that happen in our country. that was back in 1989, so now is the time, we leave an executive order to push this process. ahead especially while cities like -- [interpreter] newport news, detroit, now the state of california have operations on the agenda. and actually have reparations and practice. now is the time. >> rabbi, as you ready to give your response. i can't say that our new co

lisa mackenzie commentator, dr. lisa mackenzie mackenzie . she is misgendered mackenzie.showed an of a little a little still of duncan larkin. but let's go to duncan larkin. but let's go to duncan let's be honest is the eye candy of this show. duncan larcombe is bestselling author, former royal editor of the sun newspaper . and i'm delighted to newspaper. and i'm delighted to say a journalist at large, large across country. in fact, we've got a quick plug in for your book. your book is out. what's it called? actually, it's not out until after the coronation. oh, it ? all right. well, you oh, is it? all right. well, you know can i book you for know what? can i book you for the exclusive interview? of course you can. yes you reveal to reveal the title. it's still a working title. what can be classified would be like the whatsapp messages going to break the it? i'll the internet, isn't it? i'll give a clue. it's not to . give you a clue. it's not to. spare that that would spare oh, yeah. that that would be going straight into the charity shop right . listen, charity shop rig

that is the special olympics represented by taylor mackenzie.website at bbc.com/news. that's all for now. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @lmmisztak. hello there. disruptive snowfall has been affecting central and southern scotland, onto northern england, north wales and northern ireland and heavy snowfall likely to continue across northern england, north wales, north midlands as we head into friday morning. so some disruption likely, roads will be treacherous in those areas. the snow clears away though fairly quickly from scotland and northern ireland early on friday and will slowly pull away from england and wales as well but it will be a windy morning across england and wales, some drifting of that snow too. eventually it starts to pull away into the north sea, allowing skies to brighten up for many. plenty of sunshine for scotland and northern ireland but further snow showers affecting northern and north—east scotland. a colder day to come across the board including southern england, temperatures range from around 2—7 celsius. then as we h

tayle mackenzie from dundee is 15 years old and the youngest member of the british team.s. all that commitment for this moment. oh, my god! yeah, she's going to the special 0lympics world games in berlin. i got accepted into the s0 gb team! wahey, that's amazing! i struggle in school quite a bit, so i'd say swimming kind ofjust blurs all that out, and itjust is a better thing to focus on. it gives me something to express my feelings and how iam. taylor has autism and a learning disability, but swimming is her identity. something exceptional happened when she was five. she got out of the water, and then she says, "tickle toes touching water." and we looked at each other and we went, "what did she say?" and it was the first time we had actually heard her speak. when taylor started achieving at galas, i think she realised that she actually could do something well and that she could be like any other person in the pool. in the pandemic, taylor trained in the garden with a piece of bungee rope. brilliant. but everything changed. and across all levels of intellectual disability

fleet street legend kelvin mackenzie cancelling that dunng kelvin mackenzie cancelling that during theix show gone beyond licence by reconstructing princess diana's grisly car crash? and how on earth can pius prince harry keep working for this hollywood company when they keep cashing in on the memory of his late mother , di's confidant and mother, di's confidant and former butler , paul burrell former butler, paul burrell joins me live for an emotional interview you won't want to miss. plus, the bbc, me my begum love and continues after they track down her terrorist best mates . so she played down her mates. so she played down her role with death cult. isis should the beeb just stop its obsessive of the isis bride who betrayed her country and woke sky bosses blow full time on this saturday morning favourite book of . joan. joan joan , joan book of. joan. joan joan, joan. but what are they wrong to give self—care the booze after 30 years? or has society moved on from that kind of behaviour where we get stuck into? both of those stories in our mediabuzz , those stories in our mediabuzz,

fleet street legend kelvin mackenzie cancelling that dunng kelvin mackenzie cancelling that during thegone beyond licence by reconstructing princess diana's grisly car crash? and how on earth can pius prince harry keep working for this hollywood company when they keep cashing in on the memory of his late mother , di's confidant and mother, di's confidant and former butler , paul burrell former butler, paul burrell joins me live for an emotional interview you won't want to miss. plus, the bbc, me my begum love and continues after they track down her terrorist best mates . so she played down her mates. so she played down her role with death cult. isis should the beeb just stop its obsessive of the isis bride who betrayed her country and woke sky bosses blow full time on this saturday morning favourite book of . joan. joan joan , joan book of. joan. joan joan, joan. but what are they wrong to give self—care the booze after 30 years? or has society moved on from that kind of behaviour where we get stuck into? both of those stories in our mediabuzz , those stories in our mediabuzz, also new

taylor mackenzie from dundee is 15 years old and the youngest member of the british team.l olympics world games in berlin. i got accepted into the so gb team! wahey, that's amazing! i struggle in school quite a bit, so i'd say swimming kind ofjust blurs all that out, and itjust is a better thing to focus on. it gives me something to express my feelings and how i am. taylor has autism and a learning disability, but swimming is her identity. something exceptional happened when she was five. she got out of the water, and then she says, - "tickle toes touching water." and we looked at each other - and we went, "what did she say?" and it was the first time - we had actually heard her speak. when taylor started achieving at gates, _ i think she realised that she actually could do something well and that she could be like any other person in the pool. in the pandemic, taylor trained in the garden with a piece of bungee rope. brilliant. but everything changed. and across all levels of intellectual disability, sport is often crucial. for our athletes, the pandemic has created a lot

that is the special olympics represented by taylor mackenzie. joe wilson, bbc news, dundee. a rich man # if i were a rich man # all day long... if i were a wealthy man... # chaim topol won international fame playing the milkman tevye in the hollywood version of the musical — and he played the part on stage more than 3,500 times. his credits also include a role in the 1981 bond film for your eyes only. the actor chaim topol, who has died at the age of 87. time for a look at the weather. here's elizabeth rizzini. elisabeth, it is a return to winter for many of us, isn't it? it for many of us, isn't it? it certainly is, we have three amber weather warnings for snow and ice across the uk, so a very serious situation for some parts. i'll come onto that in a moment. it was the coldest march night again this morning, with temperatures as low as -16 morning, with temperatures as low as —16 celsius in the scottish northern highlands. of course we had clear skies and plenty of snow cover here, we could see the same tonight potentially. it is all about the amber weather warnings for sn

calvin mackenzie thinks so . he's calvin mackenzie thinks so. time now for cancelled . and it's time now for cancelled. and this is where britain's top commentators speak out on controversial issues without the fear of the cancel culture sweeping rest of the media. now gary lineker said he is delighted to return to presenting match of the day after the woke the beeb went after the woke at the beeb went on strike weekend leaving on strike at the weekend leaving football limited football fans with limited so—called pundits full time so—called pundits and full time virtue signals. alan shearer and right. jermaine jenas. alex scott led the walk out forming laughable picket line of multi millionaire moans, but a very few defied the bbc's woke mob rule as five live presenters. ian dennis, alistair bruce. paul john murray showed up to do theirjobs john murray showed up to do their jobs paid for let's remember by us the british taxpayer so we should tim davie are actually sacked ? the folk are actually sacked? the folk who refused to turn up work rather

calvin mackenzie thinks so . he's calvin mackenzie thinks so.nt. it's time now for cancelled . and it's time now for cancelled. and this is where britain's top commentators speak out on controversial issues without the fear of the cancel culture sweeping rest of the media. now gary lineker said he is delighted to return to presenting match of the day after the woke the beeb went after the woke at the beeb went on strike weekend leaving on strike at the weekend leaving football limited football fans with limited so—called pundits full time so—called pundits and full time virtue signals. alan shearer and right. jermaine jenas. alex scott led the walk out forming laughable picket line of multi millionaire moans, but a very few defied the bbc's woke mob rule as five live presenters. ian dennis, alistair bruce. paul john murray showed up to do theirjobs john murray showed up to do their jobs paid for let's remember by us the british taxpayer so we should tim davie are actually sacked ? the folk are actually sacked? the folk who refused to turn up wor

lots to unpick kelvin mackenzie here live with me in just 2 minutes time .lled. and this is where britain's telecom entities speak out on controversial without the fear of the cancel culture sweeping the rights of the media. now gary lineker his agent a snivelling column defending the disgraced bbc presenter over his disgusting bob in of all places you guessed i the leftie rag the new statesman . and he shockingly new statesman. and he shockingly revealed that gobby gary had a quote spare agreement with the bbc director—general tim davie to tweet about refugees and migration because of his passionate interest in the issue . but what i want to know is why we weren't about this secret deal between lineker and the bbc's james. surely, surely this now makes tim position at the beeb on. joining me tonight discuss is former editor of the sun kelvin mackenzie kelvin dodgy deals made behind doors between the bbc boss and its biggest presenter. can you believe this is how state broadcaster is being run ? no, broadcaster is being run? no, it's shocking and it also mak

lots to unpick kelvin mackenzie here live with me in just 2 minutes time .ow for cancelled. and this is where britain's telecom entities speak out on controversial without the fear of the cancel culture sweeping the rights of the media. now gary lineker his agent a snivelling column defending the disgraced bbc presenter over his disgusting bob in of all places you guessed i the leftie rag the new statesman . and he shockingly new statesman. and he shockingly revealed that gobby gary had a quote spare agreement with the bbc director—general tim davie to tweet about refugees and migration because of his passionate interest in the issue . but what i want to know is why we weren't about this secret deal between lineker and the bbc's james. surely, surely this now makes tim position at the beeb on. joining me tonight discuss is former editor of the sun kelvin mackenzie kelvin dodgy deals made behind doors between the bbc boss and its biggest presenter. can you believe this is how state broadcaster is being run ? no, broadcaster is being run? no, it's shocking and

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okay, kelvin mackenzie , i thank you very mackenzie, i thank you very much.ouncil, i think of on council, i think ironically i given what we ironically i am given what we just at covid. thank you just had at covid. thank you very, very much. right. well it's today the it's time today to reveal the greatest britain and union. jack, just before i suffer some kind massive cardiac episode kind of massive cardiac episode episode , we go through a good episode, we go through a good right, carol, willow smith and beunda right, carol, willow smith and belinda lucy join me now. should we do the greatest britain first? and i'm going to do it with carol carol is my great all the people they are organising and performing and the upcoming live aid spectacular in june at wembley they're raising money for ukraine. this money will help rebuild ukraine. and that's what i love about britain when we see it in, we do something positive and we act about it. benjamin your great britain, mine is tom harwood of this pansh mine is tom harwood of this parish for brilliant monologue on

okay, kelvin mackenzie , i thank you very mackenzie, i thank you very much.uncil, i think of on council, i think ironically i given what we ironically i am given what we just at covid. thank you just had at covid. thank you very, very much. right. well it's today the it's time today to reveal the greatest britain and union. jack, just before i suffer some kind of massive cardiac episode episode , we go through a good episode, we go through a good right, carol, willow smith and beunda right, carol, willow smith and belinda lucy join me now. should we do the greatest britain first? and i'm going to do it with carol carol is my great all the people they are organising and performing and the upcoming live aid spectacular in june at wembley they're raising money for ukraine. this money will help rebuild ukraine. and that's what i love about britain when we see it in, we do something positive and we act about it. benjamin your great britain, mine is tom harwood of this pansh mine is tom harwood of this parish for brilliant monologue on last week's question time abo

, kelvin mackenzie, and former labour parliamentary candidate councillor kevin craig . as ever, i want to hear from you , get in touch by emailing you, get in touch by emailing mail mogg at gbnews.uk. you, get in touch by emailing mail mogg at gbnews.uk . before mail mogg at gbnews.uk. before all that it's been as always a busy day but particularly today. and here to keep us up to date is polly middlehurst. and here to keep us up to date is polly middlehurst . jacob. is polly middlehurst. jacob. thank you and good evening to you.the thank you and good evening to you. the top story on gb news bofis you. the top story on gb news boris johnson has been telling the privileges committee today that hand on heart he did not lie to mps over partygate the former prime minister says although he takes full responsibility for the gatherings in downing street dunng gatherings in downing street during his statements in the house of commons were all made in faith. he went to on criticise the committee of bias in its investigation and particular the chair, harriet harman of being prejud

alexandra mackenzie, bbc news, glasgow.sy road on herfirst day behind the wheel. when martine patey spotted the animal on the dual carriageway, it was running through the traffic and causing havoc. with the help of two fellow motorists, she managed to get the sheep onto the bus and then drove it back to its farm. there you go. before we go, heck here is a reminder of our top story. russian mercenaries say they have surrounded most of bakhmut in eastern ukraine. the city has been the focus of extensive fighting in the recent weeks, and ukraine has acknowledged that its troops there are under severe pressure and may have to pull out. ukraine has ordered some residents in the eastern city to move out because of selling. you are watching bbc news, and you can find me at twitter below. thank you very much for joining me. hello. some subtle changes in our weather as we head through the weekend. it is going to start to feel just a little bit colder. it will often be cloudy. there will be some scattered showers. most of those showe

alexandra mackenzie, bbc news, glasgow. what a lovely exhibition. good on thomas. on twitter. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @ monika plaha. hello. some subtle changes in our weather as we head through the weekend. it is going to start to feel just a little bit colder. it will often be cloudy. there will be some scattered showers. most of those showers will be falling as rain. but into the start of the new week, the changes become more dramatic. it will certainly feel much colder, particularly given the strength of the wind, and there'll be some snow and ice to contend with in places. at the moment, though, the really cold air is quite a long way away to the north of us, we do have this cold front sinking into the picture on saturday that will bring a band of cloud and some showers in north—east scotland and then slumping onto the east coast of england. even further west, i think there'll be quite large amounts of cloud. best chance of any sunshine across parts of western scotland, north—west england, maybe parts of wales as well. temperatures 6—9 degrees, about

alexandra mackenzie. _ awful lot has changed. alexandra mackenzie, thank _ awful lot has changed.nzie, thank you very - awful lot has changed. alexandra | mackenzie, thank you very much. king charles will arrive in germany later today in his first state visit as monarch. the trip was originally due to begin in france but protests against raising the pension age meant that visit was postponed. earlier i wasjoined by our correspondent jenny hill from berlin. well, you know it's by no means his first visit to germany. he has visited around 110 times during the course of his lifetime and we're expecting to hear him speak a little german while he's here, too. it is of course, though, his very first state visit as monarch. and this is his very first state overseas tour. it should have been, as you say, preceded by a visit to france. nevertheless, i think the significance of this diplomatically is shining through a packed schedule of events. that significance, of course, that this is a trip really i think intended to rebuild relationships after brexit. even the presidential office here i

. >> reporter: mackenzie was pregnant and returning home from work when her home washed away. >> it camethe found dpags and floated about a football field away into my neighbor's house behind me. >> reporter: in summer 2016, a thousand-year flood ravaged the city. how many people were lost? >> there were 13 that perished. >> reporter: business owner tom crabtree says raging waters ripped apart downtown, triggered fires and landslides. >> people are in some of these trees? >> people -- people sought refuge in trees. they climbed into their attics. they cut holes in their roof to get out on the roofs. >> reporter: the city, which suffered millions of dollars in damage, has tried to rebuild ever since as the iconic resort sheltered those left homeless and then raced to reopen. >> it was very important that they got back open after they helped serve the community. >> reporter: it turns out this resort hidden in the mountains has a long history of being a refuge. and a theoretical safe place. >> reporter: hidden below ground here was a top secret cold war bunker for congress. behind doors rei

alexandra mackenzie, bbc news, glasgow.ices including ginger, clove and black pepper and organic remains of fruits and nuts, even berries. the 15th century sharepoint belongs to king heinz of denmark and norway, found by divers of the coast of sweden. the baltic sea preserve the organic remains because of its low concentration of salt. a bus driver in england has rescued a sheep on a busy road on herfirst day behind the wheel. when martine patey spotted the animal on the dual carriageway, it was running through the traffic and causing havoc. with the help of two fellow motorists, she managed to get the sheep onto the bus, and then drove it back to its farm. you can reach me on twitter, i'm @ monika plaha. hello. some subtle changes in our weather as we head through the weekend. it is going to start to feel just a little bit colder. it will often be cloudy. there will be some scattered showers. most of those showers will be falling as rain. but into the start of the new week, the changes become more dramatic. it will certain

the sanctions against germany are gathering from the clouds of the energy crisis, according to the mackenzie consulting company, the energy crisis in the country, the increase in electricity consumption and at the same time the closure of reliable power plants will inevitably come as early as 2025. according to forecasts, the deficit will be 4 gb by 2030 shortage. could reach all 30 power outages in 2030 will occur a total of almost 100 times, the longest phase could last about 21 hours, analysts emphasize. and poland due to the aging of the population a demographic crisis threatens, reports the commonwealth newspaper, citing a statement by the president of the institute of public finance. local economists noted over the decade the number of poles has already decreased by almost 2 million people and stressed that the situation can be facilitated by a comprehensive migration policy and an increase in the professional activity of poles . also increase the birth rate and retirement age. in the meantime, the older population is putting enormous pressure on public finances. one of the scenarios o

alexandra mackenzie, bbc news, glasgow. the bbc. his morning programme had more radio listeners than any other in the uk. during his final show he praised the bbc as �*the finest broadcasting institution in the world.'. 0ur media correspondent david sillito reports # bbc radio 2, ken bruce... gee, thanks. ken bruce, those familiar, rich tones have been part of radio 2 since the 1980s. we're all here. hello. here, on a rare day release from the studio. he has been part of the bbc... # ken bruce bbc radio 2... ..for1t6 years. are you sad to be going, ora relief? it's a big change. but, you know, i don't do things on whims. so i've been thinking about this and planning it. so today is just the natural culmination of some planning that i've been doing, and itjust feels like the right time to move on. the biggest show in radio, you're walking away from it. absolutely gone of my own accord. i wanted to go at this time and i understand the bbc were in the process of preparing an offerfor me to continue, but i'd made my decision be

alexandra mackenzie, bbc news, leith. korbel in liverpool has told a jury that "he's a dad, not a killer". thomas cashman, who's 34, has been giving evidence for a second day at manchester crown court. he denies shooting olivia at her home last august, insisting he was being blamed for something he didn't do. our north of england correspondent, judith moritz, has sent us this report. thomas cashman describes himself as a high—level drugs dealer, selling cannabis by the kilo and making £5,000 a week. but he says he's not a murderer. last august, when shots were heard on the streets of liverpool, he says he was smoking a joint with friends, and that he is not the gunman who shot nine—year—old olivia pratt—korbel dead inside her home. the prosecution say he shot the little girl by mistake whilst he was trying to execute another drugs dealer. thomas cashman spent today giving evidence in his own defence. he said... in the witness box, thomas cashman became emotional as he denied murdering olivia. he also said it wasn't true t

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fleet street legend calvin mackenzie . he has a lot calvin mackenzie.ere straight after the . break it's break wsfime break it's time now for cancelled and this , where britain's top this, where britain's top commentators speak out on. controversial issues without the fear of the cancel sweeping the rest of the media. and this is one of these stories you won't seen it anywhere else in the media but it's important media today but it's important because bbc's annual comic because the bbc's annual comic relief fundraiser raised £34 million last week. well, you might say that's an impressive haul might say that's an impressive haul. critics rightfully highlighting it actually represents yet another significant drop in. so the tv is out . fundraiser hit an all is out. fundraiser hit an all time high 2011 with nearly £109 million raised. but since then there's been a steady decline , there's been a steady decline, thanks in large part to labour loudmouthed. david lammy. thanks in large part to labour loudmouthed. david lammy . so loudmouthed. david lammy. so f

well, fleet street iv and kelvin mackenzie , absolutely not. he's mackenzie, absolutely not.s going give his unflinching verdict later . as ever, we'll verdict later. as ever, we'll have a first look at tomorrow's newspaper front pages off the press, a brand new greatest britain union jackass named to this is dan wootton tonight. let's go . let's go. great to have you company tonight. my digest on why gender extremism in schools is putting our children in danger in just one moment. but that the news headunes one moment. but that the news headlines with polly middlehurst . dan thank you and good evening . top story on gb news tonight . . top story on gb news tonight. the mother of a nine year old girl who was shot in own home in liverpool last year says she's ecstatic . her daughter's ecstatic. her daughter's murderer is behind . olivia murderer is behind. olivia corbell was killed last august when thomas cashman chased down a convicted dealer to her front door. a convicted dealer to her front door . merseyside police released door. merseyside police released cctv footage of t

fleet street legend calvin mackenzie . he has a lot calvin mackenzie.straight after the . break it's break wsfime break it's time now for cancelled and this , where britain's top this, where britain's top commentators speak out on. controversial issues without the fear of the cancel sweeping the rest of the media. and this is one of these stories you won't seen it anywhere else in the media but it's important media today but it's important because bbc's annual comic because the bbc's annual comic relief fundraiser raised £34 million last week. well, you might say that's an impressive haul might say that's an impressive haul. critics rightfully highlighting it actually represents yet another significant drop in. so the tv is out . fundraiser hit an all is out. fundraiser hit an all time high 2011 with nearly £109 million raised. but since then there's been a steady decline , there's been a steady decline, thanks in large part to labour loudmouthed. david lammy. thanks in large part to labour loudmouthed. david lammy . so loudmouthed. david lammy. so first

well, fleet street iv and kelvin mackenzie , absolutely not. he's mackenzie, absolutely not.s going give his unflinching verdict later . as ever, we'll verdict later. as ever, we'll have a first look at tomorrow's newspaper front pages off the press, a brand new greatest britain union jackass named to this is dan wootton tonight. let's go . let's go. great to have you company tonight. my digest on why gender extremism in schools is putting our children in danger in just one moment. but that the news headunes one moment. but that the news headlines with polly middlehurst . dan thank you and good evening . top story on gb news tonight . . top story on gb news tonight. the mother of a nine year old girl who was shot in own home in liverpool last year says she's ecstatic . her daughter's ecstatic. her daughter's murderer is behind . olivia murderer is behind. olivia corbell was killed last august when thomas cashman chased down a convicted dealer to her front door. a convicted dealer to her front door . merseyside police released door. merseyside police released cctv footage of t

alexandra mackenzie, bbc news, glasgow. time for a look at the weather then richard.nd. it will turn a little colder, some scattered showers and a lot of cloud, most of the shower is falling as rain. next week, the changes become more dramatic. it will feel a lot colder particularly given the strength of the wind and many of the showers will be falling as snow. at the moment the really cold air is locked away to the north of us. what we have tomorrow is this cold front that will be pushing its way in and that will be pushing its way in and that will be pushing its way in and that will introduce more cloud, some showers for north—east scotland, and slumping onto the east coast of england. elsewhere, generallya slumping onto the east coast of england. elsewhere, generally a lot of cloud, the best chance of sunshine across parts of western scotland, the isle of man, north—west england and may be parts of wales. tomorrow, about like today, 6—9 . looking at sunday, again, a lot of cloud, limited sunshine. a few more showers at this stage and some of those will be a high gr

i'm taylor mackenzie and i'm a swimmerfor team gb special olympics.t want to hear." oh, my god! really? is this a joke? i got accepted into the so gb team. that's amazing! i was shocked. i just couldn't. .. i had no words. it was amazing. it was a great feeling. i've been swimming since i was three. it's basically like my second home. i'd say i spend more time in the pool than i do in my own room, it's so often. i struggle in school quite a bit, so i say swimming kind ofjust blurs all that out, and itjust is a better thing to focus on. it gives me something to express my feelings and how i am. she got out of the water, and then she says, "..touching water!" and we looked at each other and went, "what did she say?" and it was the first thing we had actually heard her speak. when taylor started achieving at galas, i think she realised i that she actually could do _ something well and that she could be like any other person in the pool. to be honest, what works for taylor — when we're adapting it that way — works really well for the other kids as well. s

, and sun, kelvin mackenzie, and britain's labour mp lloyd russell—moyle.nk should make people's lives more expensive to get to net zero? well i agree with you. the point to politicians is to make people's lives easier, to focus on the individual and the pathway the individual has. i suspect that's where i disagree with you . that's where my with you. that's where my agreement you ends. if we look at the carbon border adjustments for example, that you mentioned we have in this country collective , we decided to collective, we decided to implement a number measures that make producing goods here more difficult . but we do that difficult. but we do that because we say that it is better for environment and it is better for environment and it is better for our planet. what we cannot then allow to happen is all of those jobs to be export around the world where they fill in none of the and the environment, none of the and the environment, none of the carbon regulations. basically those laws then do not our pollution or they do is reduce our jobs. our pollution or

that is the special olympics represented by taylor mackenzie. joe wilson, bbc news, dundee.he roof will has died aged 87. the israeli actor topol, whose career was defined by the musical fiddler on the roof, has died aged 87. chaim topol won international fame playing the milkman tevye in the hollywood version of the musical — and he played the part on stage more than 3,500 times. his credits also include a role in the 1981 bond film for your eyes only. you can reach me and some of the team on twitter. you are watching bbc news. hello there. plenty more snowfall to come across much of the northern half of the uk in particular over the next couple of days or so, with strong, gusty winds, too, at times leading to blizzard—like conditions. this is powis in wales. we're starting to see the snowfall stack up here. there are three amber weather warnings in force issued by the met office, the first for northern ireland, the second for north wales, into parts of shropshire, where there could also be some freezing rain falling — treacherous driving conditions here — and the third fro

when done, mackenzie, if needed, you can use your feet to it. that has the fastest impact on the sledge. the rug, daria, if that man for counsellors, corners are decisive. athletes can experienced g force of more than 5 times they body weight the same as formula one drivers. except here their faces artist centimeters away from an ice track. the ice channel always looks the same, but there are subtle changes. temperature affects the descent. sometimes it's slower, meaning pilots have to change their approach to corners. this marks the zant moritz olympic bob run out from other tracks in europe, north america and japan, which lie in less favourable climates and have to be artificially refrigerated. but as it has noticed that the climate here has become more extreme over the last 30 years. dear tish amada, a thought can be freezing of the one to wait later, you can have a warm spell of it that's becoming more and more commercial timber. if it never used to happen, hopefully, at least as it used to stay cold throughout the winter, her shocked the co

thank you very much, alexandra mackenzie.ve away from using hotels to house asylum seekers and instead place them on ex—military bases. ministers say the current hotel bookings are costing over £6 million a day but the plans and the new locations are likely to prove controversial. the refugee council has described the proposals as entirely unsuitable. our political correspondent iain watson reports from westminster. this is what rishi sunak is promising to stop. he is pushing a new policy through parliament which will prevent people who arrive in small boats from claiming asylum. but many of his mps are worried about the costs of housing those who are already here. the home secretary says accommodating migrants temporarily in hotels is costing £6 million a day. so, today, the government confirmed that alternative accommodation would be used. ., , used. the government will use military sites _ used. the government will use military sites are _ used. the government will use military sites are being - used. the government will u

and that's what we want to do this and get us off. mackenzie burn on canada. we're a man flake, a new national team director, rudy fellow, hope being closer to the supporters will boost flagging interest in the side. the new call ups are ready to do their bit. finally, now age is just a number, right? certainly if you ask 75 year old football coach, roy hudson, who has just been appointed as manager of english premier league team crystal palace until the end of the season. the former england boss is the oldest coach in the history of the english top flight. he previously manage the south london side between 20172021. good for him. up next is doc film, which looks at what russia learned from the syria conflict as lauren t. w dot com and on social media at dw. thanks. what are, what interest the global economy our portfolio d w business beyond here the closer look at the project ownership to.

alexandra mackenzie, bbc news, glasgow. some more lovely colours here in the weather. yes, indeed.hing a bit colder and some scattered showers. next week, some brisk winds and the potential for some snow and ice. for the time being, quiet out there with large amounts of cloud through the night. the orji shower. if we do see some bricks across western scotland and north—west england and wales, we could see some frost. if it stays cloudy, temperatures will hold just above freezing. into tomorrow, some sunshine across western scotland, wales, north—west england. forthe most part, a lot of cloud

kelvin mackenzie. newspaper. kelvin mackenzie.ul. now, paul will start with you, paul. now, paul, are you have you signed this declaration and are you one of these barristers are pledging that to take strong stance ? i that to take strong stance? i have, yes , you have. why . have, yes, you have. why. because i believe that in the week that the ipcc report was given its final warning to humanity , we as lawyers need to humanity, we as lawyers need to act on our principles and ensure that we are not supporting those particularly fossil fuel companies who are leading us to breach the 1.5 degree limit. and putting our civilisation in peril , as putting our civilisation in peril, as well as causing the deaths of millions of people in the global south . well, there the global south. well, there you go. kelvin mackenzie . this you go. kelvin mackenzie. this is just the right thing to do, considering all planet may considering all our planet may be up in flames soon. well, it does me laugh that boris's on the one hand a complaining that

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cnbc reporter mackenzie sigalos joins us now mac, i have been chatting with some producers about thedea that i'm surprised it has taken this long for silvergate to make the admission with ftx and the nature of the business what is driving this right now >> silvergate had a similar relationship with ftx. this is the reaction with the stocks silvergate is down 30% after the crypto friendly bank was putting off the annual earnings for 2022 while it sorts out the viability of the business. silvergate delivered the 10 k filing because of the regulatory crackdown. including the doj probe under way. the company had to do with outstanding debts. this, as you said, is not a shock. we have known for a while there were problems at silvergaither -- silvergate. it saw customer deposits plummet 68%. to cover those withdraws, s silvergate had to go to the home loan bank for $4.3 billion that loan drawing attention from lawmakers like elizabeth warren who said this saw further risk in the industry. quick note here, dom, scitadel has taken a stake in silvergate. >> this is interesting let's put this

i am tom mackenzie in london and these are the stories that set your agenda. pimco and invesco are among the top holders of credit suisse debt securities wiped out by the ubs takeover, with reuters reporting the californian bond giant lost $340 million on its at1 position. extended guarantees. sources tell bloomberg that u.s. officials are starting ways to ensure all bank deposits should the crisis widen. stocks and futures wives -- rise as the fed begins its two day meeting. less vladimir putin says he is ready to discuss xi jinping's blueprint for ending the war in ukraine. let's check in on these markets. there is a semblance of relief. gains in asia, the financial sector easing on a rebound in the at1 bonds being traded in the apac region. you have reassurance coming through from regulators in europe and the u.s. a -- and the u.k. the focus switching to the federal reserve meeting that kicks off today, the decision tomorrow with markets expecting a 25 basis point hike from the federal reserve and the language from jay powell will be central given the turmo

and i thank you so much for taking the time to speak with us about it as well that wendy mackenzie from the norwegian refugee council, in bangladesh. appreciate your time. while universities have reopened in afghanistan after a winter break, but only for men, the countries talib on rulers borrowed women from higher education last december, accusing students of violating a strict dress code at the university ban is just one of several measures imposed by the tale on aimed at erasing women from public life back to class after the winter break, the chance to catch up with friends after time away. but the only sign of women at this private university in kabul is on the walls. and the post is encouraging female students to wear a hit job a remind to have life here before the taliban band, women from higher education late last year, hiring or we didn't have any issue with our sisters having segregated classes from us. what i'll point was that even if they had to study alone, we were happy about it. last year we were segregated and they were studying who were happy about it. there was no issue

i am tom mackenzie in london and these are the stories that set your agenda. pricing in better odds of the fed will raise rates next week, with two year yields retracing over a third of monday's bunch. the fed is said to wait higher -- way tighter regulations following the collapse of three lenders in a week. plus, chancellor jeremy hunt will pledge to drive growth by unlocking business investment in his first u.k. budget. his speech will be set against the backdrop of mass worker strikes today. let's check in on these markets and yes, the dilemma for the federal reserve is ever more acute, particularly given the cpi print. that came out yesterday. core consumer prices accelerating faster than expected. the fed will have to weigh that against the risks around financial stability for the banking system. there is relief for now across the asian space in terms of equity markets. across the benchmark, up 0.7%. particular upside for the banking stocks in tokyo and hong kong. some investors bet that the turbulence emanating from the financial world in the u.s. is st

very interesting, octavio mackenzie, thank you very much. now to some of the other global business stories making news. natural gas prices in europe have fallen below 40 euro's per megawatt hour. that's the lowest in 18 months. analysts say the declining european gas prices is due to the warmer than usual temperatures. amazon says it's planning to cut an additional $9000.00 jobs. that comes months after it slashed its workforce by $18000.00 employees. the new round of late and for international monetary fund has approved nearly $3000000000.00 bane of sri lanka, which in facing a severe economic crisis after running out of cash reserve at all assets of comic folks organ be frozen within the country. a russian car maker filed a lawsuit against v w after the german group ended its corporation with them in august. the company puts the damages at the equivalent of a 194000000 euros continent. the words of european commission vice president valdez dombrowski. recently, the you get close to all its lithium and magnesium from china, critical materia

i am tom mackenzie in london and these are the stories that set your agenda. >> it is a historic day in switzerland, a day we hoped would not come. tom: a forced deal done and done. ubs will by credit suisse in a government broker to take over aimed at stemming a growing crisis of confidence. the wipeout in risk of credit suisse bonds known as at1 get written down to zero, risking turmoil in a $275 billion market. plus is the fed meets this week it boosts dollar funding with five central banks owing swap lines to ease strains in the global financial system but stocks and futures turn lower as the dollar pares declines. the historic moment for credit suisse and ubs and the swiss banking center -- sector. manus cranny is tracking the history of these two lenders and he was there on the ground yesterday for this announcement. the key takeaways for you? manus: tom, listen to the bells. these bells are not winging -- ringing for a marriage of joy. they are ringing as we herald the birth of a new bank, a marriage of great inconvenience to two leaderships who have been forced together, but