sunday. british summer time starting saturday night into sunday.ced hostile and relentless questioning. the chair of the energy and commerce committee set the tone. tiktok collects nearly every data point imaginable, from people�*s location, to what they type and copy, who they talk to, biometric data and more. and from there, it didn�*t get much better for tiktok�*s boss. it�*s notjust politicians in the us that are worried. the uk parliament has banned tiktok from its work devices over concerns about security, with similar measures taken by the scottish and welsh governments. there are two primary concerns about tiktok. they both involve china. the first is that we know tiktok hoovers up data from your phone, like usage data, location information and biometric data. there are worries that this could be handed to the chinese government, something that tiktok categorically denies. the other concern is that so many people now use tiktok, it wields enormous influence. could the chinese government tweak the algorithm to influence what we think? this i

the sunday times. no.and today anyway. the sunday times. no.ment has found a new and inventive way to waste our taxes. £250 million a year on life coaches lazy people. bruce well we don't know if they are lazy in fairness, but i'm willing to say i will pay money down on that. it says people who left the work place, i workforce due to long term problems as mental health could be offered support millions of the long term sick will be offered life coaches to help with mental debt and other problems under plans being considered to get people back to work. no, i thinking about this is there then going to be enough coaches or are they going to do a recruit for life coaches ? because it seems if coaches? because it seems if this is a new thing this is we're going to and a lot of people might think you know what this could be the job for me. yeah, well, what if the life coaches decide to go and long term sex they don't like working i mean if they really this through. yeah well i think it's a good i think it's a brilliant idea because i mean, everybody

the sunday times. no.and today anyway. the sunday times. no. has found a new and inventive way to waste our taxes. £250 million a year on life coaches lazy people. bruce well we don't know if they are lazy in fairness, but i'm willing to say i will pay money down on that. it says people who left the work place, i workforce due to long term problems as mental health could be offered support millions of the long term sick will be offered life coaches to help with mental debt and other problems under plans being considered to get people back to work. no, i thinking about this is there then going to be enough coaches or are they going to do a recruit for life coaches ? because it seems if coaches? because it seems if this is a new thing this is we're going to and a lot of people might think you know what this could be the job for me. yeah, well, what if the life coaches decide to go and long term sex they don't like working i mean if they really this through. yeah well i think it's a good i think it's a brilliant idea because i mean, everybody like

i'm not i and i, i think i might be welcome back to headliners the sunday times.apple revolutionised phones music and now they're helping out these stalking community. yes, they are. so this this is a bit the rise of the airtag stalkers and how you can stop them. so they give an example, basically , these little example, basically, these little discs that can be they record send a location to other apple devices so you can track if you put one in a suitcase or something and somebody nicked your suitcase, you can track that down. if you always want to be able to find your car keys, you can attach to one of these for one of these fobs to your car keys and. then you can always it. some people always find it. but some people are that system to out are abusing that system to out where their ex—wives are. i don't know why i smiled there, but roberta apple richie do a man and some guy his estranged wife went on holiday to brazil and so he put one of these tracking devices in a spare wheel and he showing up at events just unannounced. and she was like . how is he? i could

pavel krasnov look today in the evening news and program sunday time.erial reconnaissance artillerymen prevented attacks by ukrainian militants. on a combat mission, russian grad installations from the beginning of the drone operator spotted a sabotage and reconnaissance group of nationalists, their movement was monitored in real time. this made it possible to detect carefully disguised positions of the militants. there they pulled weapons and equipment along a given square. the blow was delivered by the russian calculation of the reactive systems of citizens. and after each volley, a change of position so as not to fall under retaliatory shelling, service on the front line is not only the fighters who have their duty to the priests who support both military personnel and civilians, especially missions at the risk of their lives, all for the sake of our common victory report by dmitry tolmacheva god's right, all needles protecting the dark concrete corridor of the temple, once an industrial building, where, in anticipation of the order for the next exit

welcome back to headliners the sunday times.evolutionised phones music and now they're helping out these stalking community. yes, they are. so this this is a bit the rise of the airtag stalkers and how you can stop them. so they give an example, basically , these little example, basically, these little discs that can be they record send a location to other apple devices so you can track if you put one in a suitcase or something and somebody nicked your suitcase, you can track that down. if you always want to be able to find your car keys, you can attach to one of these for one of these fobs to your car keys and. then you can always find some people always find it. but some people are that system to out are abusing that system to out where their ex—wives are. i don't know why i smiled there, but roberta apple richie do a man and some guy his estranged wife went on holiday to brazil and so he put one of these tracking devices in a spare wheel and he showing up at events just unannounced. and she was like . how is he? i couldn't wa

sunday times putin has stolen our children and health checks for staff to keep nation in work. ite different stories . sunday quite different stories. sunday mirror harry's new charles. nothing new there. sunday express. ricci i'll start migrant boats. same story again. i'm finally the daily star sunday and flab which is a story about how a six pack is actually bad for you which we'll look at in a minute . so, lewis, let's do in a minute. so, lewis, let's do this massive story on the telegraph about matt hancock. and i put under the category of sort of shocking but not surprising . yeah. do you think. surprising. yeah. do you think. i think this is a story, a non story. this is definitely a story. this is definitely a story. no, this is a non—story even. this is a non. this is a non—story. it's a non—story. because. because for three years we've been we've been a situation fear . they're situation of fear. they're trying to make us be afraid of things. that's why. and this is just one more thing. so behind scenes, they found that man. matt hancock had a plan to frighten the pant

the sunday times. damage to row. the sunday times. sunday times , john lewis eyes biggest times, john lewis eyes biggest shake up in its 150 years struggling history institution could end. 100% staff ownership to raise £2 billion. we'll be discussing that later in the hour with my panel. has britain fallen of love with john lewis ? fallen of love with john lewis? lots of stories to get through there. plenty of material, lots of meat. who better than ? the of meat. who better than? the excellent freelance journalist writes for the telegraph , the writes for the telegraph, the mail, the spectator . writes for the telegraph, the mail, the spectator. he's writes for the telegraph, the mail, the spectator . he's got mail, the spectator. he's got more gigs than i have. it is ross clark. hi, ross . good ross clark. hi, ross. good evening. not a ross. great to have you on the show. well, a very, very important story in the sunday express. first, rwanda asylum flight this summer and many consider the government's rwanda plan, which is to proce

sunday times putin has stolen our children and health checks for staff to keep nation in work. ite different stories . sunday quite different stories. sunday mirror harry's new charles. nothing new there. sunday express. ricci i'll start migrant boats. same story again. i'm finally the daily star sunday and flab which is a story about how a six pack is actually bad for you which we'll look at in a minute . so, lewis, let's do in a minute. so, lewis, let's do this massive story on the telegraph about matt hancock. and i put under the category of sort of shocking but not surprising . yeah. do you think. surprising. yeah. do you think. i think this is a story, a non story. this is definitely a story. this is definitely a story. no, this is a non—story even. this is a non. this is a non—story. it's a non—story. because. because for three years we've been we've been a situation fear . they're situation of fear. they're trying to make us be afraid of things. that's why. and this is just one more thing. so behind scenes, they found that man. matt hancock had a plan to frighten the pant

the sunday times. damage to row. the sunday times.s , john lewis eyes biggest times, john lewis eyes biggest shake up in its 150 years struggling history institution could end. 100% staff ownership to raise £2 billion. we'll be discussing that later in the hour with my panel. has britain fallen of love with john lewis ? fallen of love with john lewis? lots of stories to get through there. plenty of material, lots of meat. who better than ? the of meat. who better than? the excellent freelance journalist writes for the telegraph , the writes for the telegraph, the mail, the spectator . writes for the telegraph, the mail, the spectator. he's writes for the telegraph, the mail, the spectator . he's got mail, the spectator. he's got more gigs than i have. it is ross clark. hi, ross . good ross clark. hi, ross. good evening. not a ross. great to have you on the show. well, a very, very important story in the sunday express. first, rwanda asylum flight this summer and many consider the government's rwanda plan, which is to process asylum ap

in a moment, i'll be joined by the long time editor, the sunday express , probably the most express, rexiteer newspaper in the country. martin townsend joins me in a moment to talk embiid's yes, it's my time of the day. absolutely it's talking pints with martin. martin. welcome to lovely to be here. thank program . now we will, of course, talk about your 18 years editing a sunday newspaper, but i want to go back to the beginning. okay. because i find this interesting . you came from a relatively humble background, but you clearly bright, you possible a1 plus you go to a grammar school. yes the same grammar school that michael portillo . yes. of this michael portillo. yes. of this parish. when two days. do you . parish. when two days. do you. that the opportunity you had from a modest background to go to a grammar school was one of the key things that helped you get over 100. absolutely hundred % yeah. because i was was from a very humble background. i grew up on a council estate . my up on a council estate. my parents always wanted me to get on, but didn't push me in any one particula

martin that went on to become political editors of the sunday times , of editors of the sunday times, tominey who's yes , with us on sunday mornings yes, with us on sunday mornings here. and all of that is quite rewarding. but i was with you at a big moment . rewarding. but i was with you at a big moment. the express newspaper's history . i was newspaper's history. i was having an extended lunch with richard this day, and i think you knew roughly where this was going by date. it has been called you . and i was in the called you. and i was in the room , hewitt. i was editing the room, hewitt. i was editing the daily. richard right, that's it. we've made our minds up this newspaper group is going to back leaving europe and we're going to support nigel. i was astonished that at the time, i mean, the rest of street thought the express had gone . yeah, the express had gone. yeah, well, it , it was the express had gone. yeah, well, it, it was a the express had gone. yeah, well, it , it was a strange well, it, it was a strange moment for me because i had i have you had reservations? i did. i

the sunday times. john lewis , the sunday times. john lewis, eyes up. ggest shake up in 150 years. this is about it. perhaps ditching its shareholder model and looking for an inward investment because it's fallen on hard times. investment because it's fallen on hard times . the observer on hard times. the observer johnson makes last ditch bid to discredit probe into partygate. we'll be discussing story in just a moment. the sunday mirror, britain should be proud of lineker says one of the ukrainians that he has accommodated in his house in the sunday express . first, rwanda sunday express. first, rwanda asylum flights this summer on brother man's trip to kigali . brother man's trip to kigali. the mail on sunday surjewala all said both migrants to rwanda by summer again sticking to that timetable , doubling down on that timetable, doubling down on that policy . and the sun on sunday policy. and the sun on sunday says bgt in crossbow stunt fury . the least perhaps said about the better and to say that michael portillo former defence secretary and of course

danny fortsen joins us, west coast correspondent for "the sunday times". danny, you're going to have a busy weekend following what comes next the fallout for startups and of course what happens to svb tell us what you're looking into. >> it's going to be a very big weekend, right because as you have seen in the market, companies like first republic, some of these other regional banks, they have all seen their strocks crash as well because the fear is this is the sign of something bigger, that there is contagion what i think is happening now is there are going to be round the clock talks all weekend so monday morning they can come out and say, this company has been bought by a white knight, and everybody's deposits will be covered on a one to one basis, and that is very important so they can send a clear signal this is not the sign of something much deeper and bigger here. >> that would be very positive if they could find that, if the fdic could find a buyer. give us a little perspective on silicon valley bank. 16th largest bank in the country. the size qua

the sunday times found out that, in fact, the president of the independent long ago moved to a secret-the-clock security and passwords, the location is not indicated, however, there is reason to assume that they mean the object chs417, built in the soviet era, the entrances are located very conveniently for the ukrainian guides. one of them is directly in the banking area, and the second one is on the neighboring grushevskogo street near the building of the cabinet of ministers , as far as we know , mines with a depth of about 93 m allow getting inside, and reinforced concrete domes are installed above the shafts of these mines. they provide protection against air bombs weighing up to 2.5 t. as for the bunker itself, its approximately scheme consists of two blocks about 8.5 m wide and approximately one hundred meters long. the lower technical system is located there heating electrification. the outer one is divided into operational and living quarters. therefore, everything you need is at hand, and the tales about a fearless leader sound, the farther, the more absurd for zelensky. now

the sunday times found out that, in fact, the president of the independent long ago moved to a secretunker with round-the-clock security and passwords, the location is not indicated. however, there is reason to assume that they mean the facility chs417, built in the soviet era, with entrances located very conveniently for the ukrainian leadership. one of them is directly in the banking area, and the second is on the neighboring grushevsky street near the building of the cabinet of ministers , as far as we know, it allows you to get inside the mines are about 93 m deep, and reinforced concrete domes are installed above the shafts of these mines. they provide protection against the ingress of aviation bombs weighing up to two and a half tons, as for the bunker itself, its approximate scheme is two blocks about 8.5 m wide and about a hundred meters long, the lower technical one there are electrical systems. heating and the like , the upper one is divided into operational and living quarters. therefore, everything you need is at hand, and a bike about a fearless leader sound, the further,

but the was actually a poll in the sunday times today that suggests the pubuc times today that suggeststhe public do actually support junior on this. now, junior doctors on this. now, that may and of course the crunch come if we get stories over the next three days of this strike action of people who are, you know , die as a result of you know, die as a result of this sort sometimes emergency people it's the aca , a&e, people people it's the aca, a&e, people that are the real problem . and that are the real problem. and then, of course, if appointments are cancelled, it could mean that cancer patients are having to wait weeks until their appointment or are they going to move mean, the move everybody? so, i mean, the ramifications huge. ramifications are huge. it's a big, story . again, in the big, big story. again, in the run up to the budget on wednesday when the chancellor is going to have to start thinking about, you know, is he is he going have enough money from going to have enough money from somewhere to settle some of these that 35. not these pages? not that 35. not 35. yeah, ind

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menu and the heights of alborz zanjan, qazvin alborz and tehran was whitewashed at least once in sunday's timedon't be surprised at all. for sure , the travelers who went to the shores of the caspian sea will see us in gilan, mazandaran and golestan in relatively obvious ways. occurs between friday and sunday it won't be a surprise at all if , god forbid, they face damage due to the weather, these loved ones neglected, so i made this prediction. please, let's return to the place of residence and travel without planning until tomorrow , the night of kamari, and the 9th year with this big demonstration in all the provinces and regions opposed to the saudi coalition will begin. this demonstration shows the achievements of the people who were right in confronting the saudi coalition and also emphasizing the continuation of the resistance . this year means 2013 with its stability sacrificing clothes for the wounded and prisoners of my mother, we have come as a result of the blood of our martyrs who have emphasized in the last eight years that we will fight again until the destruction of the occupie

sunday. prime time, tuesday morning. you change the perspective. now we are looking at wind. it's not a repeat of the tuesday storms. very few storms are put together the way that one was. there's some similarities, i want to point out. what's different, is if you watch the circulation, it will stay off the coast. what we do get, is the wind and cold front. it's the first half of tuesday. and the center of the storm is off there off the coast. it's staying out there. it makes it a tricky forecast. could slow down, could wobble. in the forecast, it could change. in terms of the rain, since the system, is going to sit off the coast for a few days, we then keep a chance of shower going all the way through thursday. some of it could come in the storm of isolated thunderstorms. we'll probably talk about some irving and flooding, and along with wind advisory. all of it will come, it's their call. for now, you will draw attention to tuesday, as the day with us, a first alert day, to make sure you start thinking ahead and get prepared >> two tickets punched to the final four. one a f

hello , on the air program sunday time in the studio of ekaterina andreev, we will talk about the main events of the day and the outgoing week. vladimir putin in mariupol , the president's first working trip to the russian donbass on tv to get to know each other better a kilometer a week chief perhaps explosives were also stored here. and what about temperature-controlled mode, you just need to pull out bottles of wine. but new data surfaced about the explosions of the northern streams, religious raiding persecution of faith as in times of dehydration. now they say that they will take the relics from lava pechersk with laurel. big trouble after big lies our investigation. for the worse , safety is a priority. where do bloggers from hollywood praise new injections for weight loss, but what are the islands of pancreatitis silent about? islands of cholecystitis are we sorting out side effects of experiments on ourselves together with doctors? for the first time in the history of russian figure skating tournament russian challenge battle show programs of the past present and future the mos

it's sunday time and we're moving on.sts of the youth subculture and suddenly mass fights and detentions in shopping centers on the streets of moscow and other large russian cities. what and who puts behind pmc ryoden sign. and here the football fans and not for the exact pass from the kiev curators here, yuriy lipatov understood all this. judging by the voice of the child recording this video, about 10 years old, he came to the shopping center to restore his order here, the forces arrived at the air park behind the rows and there will be skirmishes of teenagers turning into fights, if i may, so to speak, viral due to their distribution on the internet, such happened in several russian cities in voronezh st. petersburg in moscow novosibirsk kazan kursky astrakhan boys, yes, i don’t see it. repair attacked those who were considered to be involved in the ryon subculture. these are teenagers and children who are fascinated by certain areas of manga, that is, japanese animated comics about 13 superheroes that are part of a ca

this sunday time we continue.ch caused dissatisfaction with the american state department, from there they even started talking about possible sanctions against tbilisi, why then not against themselves again, this is another grigory yemelyanov about the flexibility of western standards set by those who bend. sometimes it seems that from the point of view of western-style democracy, any democratic will. of the phenomena should be supported by a good fight. the short history of georgian law and agents is a long story. fight first in parliament. but then, having fought, they nevertheless accepted it in the first reading, then they fought on the streets, and here at deputies of the georgian dream of the majority party, who promoted this law, nevertheless lost their nerves at the next vote, the project deliberately failed. the echo of the massacre echoed even in the mountains near the upper lars, as it all began at the now famous checkpoint traffic jams formed again. now in the opposite direction towards russia officia

empower tow truck, force tow truck, refah semi-trail tow truck and dumper truck will be 116 and sunday. the timevehicles will be monday . it is the 15th of march, brokers to order management of orders received by customers, the possibility of blocking received orders until 5:00 p.m. on sundays. the amount of purchase of these cars is 30% . natural persons are allowed to place an order for one car, and legal persons are allowed to place an order for a maximum of three cars. the daily value of the cryptocurrency market is three hundred the percentage increase reached one trillion and 20 billion dollars, while in the one -day range, the daily value of the gram shows a significant decrease . i have a 24-hour channel, thus it fell to the channel of 22 thousand dollars , which is unprecedented in the last two weeks. ethereum receipt dollar is also in a day ago, it faced a sharp decline and the channel lost $1,600 after about a week. was the consumption traded today at $1,570 ? the oppressed people of palestine, with the support of the army, the zionist settlers attacked the village of hawareh in pales

empower tractor, force tractor , semi-trailers and dump trucks , 116, the activity will be on sunday, the time for the cars to move is monday, 15 cents brokers, in order to manage the use of receiving customers , i have the possibility of blocking the received used vehicles until 17:00 on sunday . the amount of purchase of these cars is 30%. individuals are allowed to place an order for one car and legal persons are allowed to place an order for a maximum of three cars. there is an increase in the volume and value of transactions in the physical market of the commodity exchange in the week ending 12 years ago , there were three million five hundred thousand tons of goods and products in the physical market of the commodity exchange, the value of these transactions was more than 29 thousand 460 billion tomans, which compared to before that , it shows an increase of 79 and four tenths percent in volume and four and eight tenths percent in value. in the industrial and mining hall, more than 2 million and 800 thousand tons of goods worth about 18 thousand and 310 billion tomans were sold. oil and

the main news today is in the sunday times newspaper.e concerned about the fate of ukrainian children and write that there are hundreds. well, thousands, in any case, or even tens and hundreds of thousands of children, which means they were taken to the ukry - kidnapped in russia with ukraine, and so on, the story of several kherson moms is given, and which, er, when the bombings began. eh, times, diligently misses. who bombed last summer? kherson yes? uh, because then you have to say that ukraine well, it doesn't matter. yes, and you remember, then there was a mass evacuation of children, there are old people and so on. and so the children were taken with their consent. this is emphasized in the article consent parents were taken to children's camps in the crimea, and describe the children are happy happy, the sea dolphins and so on. everything is fine. everything is wonderful. yes, this is called abduction, and then they say between kherson , it means that these children were russian armed soldiers are not ukrainian russian and now par

the time is 6:27 on this sunday morning. welcome back. now let's check the weather with darren peck . >> rain moved through that are well-organized with heavy rain at times. now phase two with scattered showers pretty much through the entire day. it will be on- again and off-again and more time with it raining. and into the 6:00 hour with spotty showers cropping up that are few and far between. we will stay this way and when we check in on the forecast, i will show you how many more days and we will look at snow in the sierra. see you in a bit. >>> president trump last night in maryland planning a comeback for 2024. the democratic party waiting on an announcement from president biden that he will seek reelection. >> reporter: former president trump came out swinging targeting the current president . >> we will evict joe biden from the white house and we will liberate america from these villains and scoundrels once and for all. >> once again hitting on international issues including china which he claims is responsible for covid-19. >> i wi

between the belarusian capital and the russian city will fly twice a week on thursdays and sundays , travel time is about two hours, nizhny novgorod is an important economic industrial scientific and educational cultural center russia is also the largest transport hub. this is the first. um, flying to minsk, i usually travel by train there, my grandfather lives there. so i'm all here to visit. the train usually takes about 20 hours to get there. even more, because the transfer is in moscow by train. no, now no direct and such tickets. and what did we decide to drive for the weekend to show the child on sunday, well , take a walk and see the warm relations between the nizhny novgorod region and between nizhny novgorod, and for many years they were connected. and probably one of the few. current, which we have permanent offices on the territory of the republic of belarus and this helps our a-a economic and industrial relations, nizhny novgorod is also a popular tourist destination of the city rich. history, many monuments and architectural structures. there is something to offer the russian touris

. >> reporter: and this morning, london's "sunday times" newspaper is quoting a spokesperson for thently received email correspondence from majority's office regarding the coronation adding that an immediate decision on whether the duke or duchess will attend will not be disclosed by us at this time, and of course, no official word yet from the people in the palace behind me about who is coming to the coronation, janai. >> that's something so many will be watching, lama. thank you. >>> still coming up here on "good morning america," all revved up. this year's formula 1 racing season begins in bahrain today. espn's nicole briscoe joins us live with a look at the front-runners. stick around. oooohhh, it is cold outside time to protect your vehichle from winters wrath of course the hot sun can be tough on vehicles too you need weathertech all year round! come on, protect your investment laser measured floorliners and cargoliner will shield the carpeting from sand and snow for your interior, there's seat protector and sunshade plus, mudflaps and bumpstep for the exterior order american m

we just cutting that in just minute sunday times just a minute.day times putin has stolen our children . putin has stolen our children. the observer . putin has stolen our children. the observer. i'll be discussing this with jake berry. he's gone full. trump tories turn on johnson over partygate the mirror . it's johnson over partygate the mirror. it's the johnson over partygate the mirror . it's the royal who mirror. it's the royal who refuses to go away as he continues his world privacy tool , harry's new blast at . charles , harry's new blast at. charles express. again, there he is in the pictures going off to the for privacy. and he's on the front page of the papers. again, rishi stop migrant boats. it says on the sunday express and the mail also goes with that story . rishi, make no mistake story. rishi, make no mistake all deport channel migrants. story. rishi, make no mistake all deport channel migrants . and all deport channel migrants. and the sun on sunday again harry sums up the mood of i think one in three people in britain by saying,

okay, so let's look at the sunday times, shall this is the front shall we?s quite story , is quite remarkable story, really. ukrainian parents claiming thousands children claiming thousands of children have abducted . it. yes, have been abducted. it. yes, this really heart rending of this is really heart rending of a who was living in a mother who was living in kherson just near the border with ukraine and russia. and it talks about how her daughter, you know, went off for a school trip for a few weeks and then was reporting about, you know, it's very odd having to be singing the russian anthem every day. you know, exposed to day. and, you know, exposed to all at the other end all this stuff at the other end about russia then then about about russia and then then the disappeared to the daughter disappeared off to another and off to another camp and then off to another camp and then off to another and it was just another camp. and it was just completely untraceable, lost to the mother. and this is the mother. and so this is a that's similar for many ukraine i

invaded iraq 20 years ago sunday, our time sunday.rch 20 and a arete, -- march 19 in iraq. >> the u.s. began airstrikes actually before the war began and a small number but in the first month of the war, about 7000 silanes were killed by all means by the u.s. coalition, more than 2000 killed by airstrikes. this is part of what was called in the shock and all strategy. the idea was that if united states bombarded erect, hit vital infrastructure and leaders, that the iraqi military would collapse, that they would surrender. of course that did not happen. but there were many civilians killed inadvertently by airstrikes that went astray. this is always the case that civilians are harmed unintentionally. and of course, the airstrikes continued. the first month of the war was quite in particular intense. amy: 2500 u.s. soldiers are still in iraq. if you can talk more about what the u.s. is even requesting now. i mean, we're talking about the was returning to significant military operations in iraq and syria in late 2014 in fighting that was

now, in a recent interview , the sunday times interview, the sunday times culture magazine , channell 4, end of the world, star jessica barden . that's how there no idea barden. that's how there no idea to be honest with you, slammed fellow actor emma corrin. that's also her there . but wanting to also her there. but wanting to appearin also her there. but wanting to appear in what called a gritty film with an outrageous accent , film with an outrageous accent, branding it working class terrorism . what these girls terrorism. what these girls you've been talking about, bob , you've been talking about, bob, laid into so—called posh corrin , are saying a gritty working class and feisty means you have an opinion. i die inside when i read them . june, what the hell read them. june, what the hell is she talking about acting? is acting is pretending to be someone else. isn't that i think she's getting at the fact that it must be easier for actors to get past . i it must be easier for actors to get past. i mean, if that's true, let's look . laurence fox, true, let's look. laurence fox, you

sunday. nicely time there. tuesday and wednesday rain. all right, john, thanks for that. let's check on those bridges on a dry morning. >> 8 min right traveling into the city this morning. if you're taking the san mateo bridge, it's going to take you a little under 12 minutes. if you are going to be traveling there. a richmond center fell bridge about 8 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 37 minutes under 20 minutes. all right. we'll take a live look at sfo this morning as the faa urging airlines step up surveillance at airports after a recent string of close calls on the runway agencies asking carriers too review a checklist of procedures. there have been 6 incidents this year which a runway collision was just narrowly missed just a few weeks ago, the faa, they hosted a safety summit. they're talking about the problems. first one since 2009. well, we are following 2 major legal developments regarding former president donald trump in new york. prosecutors delayed wednesday's grand jury hearing on hush money payment. it's not clear yet whether the jury wil

j sunday on abc. time you're looking live at the red carpet tent on hollywood boulevard just four days until oscar sunday and this morning. we're learning about some of this year's most celebrated underdogs back with more. hey liz. hey, andrew. i think we can sometimes feel like the oscars are just so hollywood and that it's a bunch of rich people celebrating ric people right. but some of this year's nominees are an important reminder why it's important to keep going in the face of seemingly impossible adversity. very one more time. the 30 year old irish actor collecting the hardware this awards season for his work in the benches of in a share i children. very kogan's road to the red carpet has been a long one. as a child, barry and his brother lived in 3 different foster homes over the span of seven years. as a kid. you don't know what's happening. it's only when you get older, you can look back and get perspective on barry's mother passed away when he was just 12 years old. that was on paper. yeah. can i

sunday times goes big on getting people back to work who've retired . some of the who've retired.some of the popular papers are talking about building a bridge back to work. it's estimated, as i was just saying, to arlene foster, that there about 5 million people who are economically . some are are economically. some are students . some are too old to students. some are too old to work . some have just decided to work. some have just decided to call it a day a little earlier . call it a day a little earlier. theideais call it a day a little earlier. the idea is to try and get them back into work because there's also about a quarter of a million vacancies in economy. and if you're politically interested, then it adds up as well that if you're economically active, then of course you're paying active, then of course you're paying tax and national insurance and not living on benefits. so for all of us, whether we're taxpayers or hope that the best happens , the that the best happens, the economy, it would be good to build bridge back to employ . build bridge back to employ. there's al

sunday, some lingering showers. spring forward, daylight savings time begins sunday morning. high temperatures into the low to mid 60's for the warmest spots. monday night is a one and it becomes a two is another atmospheric river comes in. it is not looking as strong as what is about to hit us but we still have unsettled weather. ama: it is not just march 8 today, it is international women's day. a look at what that means you can age on your own terms. retinol overnight means... the smoothing benefits of retinol. are now for your whole body. plus, fast-working crepe corrector diminishes wrinkled skin in just two days. gold bond. champion your skin. - life is uncertain. everyday pressures can feel overwhelming it's okay to feel stressed, anxious, worried, or frustrated. it's normal. 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. dan: the u.s. postal service honored toni morrison with a forever stamp today. it featur

sunday morning. we're talking about some rainfall back of the picture. light to steady rain, even a little bit could be heavy at times sunday morning and then in the next week, tuesday and wednesday at possibly a stronger storm could be approaching our coastline to bump up the rain, intensity and possibly the winds as well. definitely keep an eye , especially in the winds after we had that damaging wind event a few days ago. right now the satellite we have cleared a partly cloudy skies and our live camera looking out towards san francisco for tonight and current numbers in the upper forties to the lower fifties for your friday night tomorrow morning, we're gonna paint in some patchy fog, especially in some of the north bay inland valleys at temperatures to start out your weekend, most neighborhoods will be in the forties. so here's the breakdown with the cloud cover. it will definitely be increasing throughout the afternoon hours. it is still dry, though at four o'clock and then by tomorrow night into early sunday morning , we begin to introduce the brain chances. this is the time we could have some moderate to maybe

on the sunday of our time, we know what we have been and we never we have to go. forward. together. let's pray. but that's not rest. let's keep marching. let's keep the faith. most of all, let's for member who we are. we are the united states of america and there is nothing beyond our capacity when we act together. let's finish the job. god bless you all, may god bless our troops. ♪ [hail to the chief playing] ♪ >> congress looked at efforts to address issues with china, including human rights abuses, intellectual property theft, taiwan and support for the russian invasion of ukraine. they heard from the state department and other officials. watch tonight at 9:00 eastern on c-span, c-span now, or online at c-span.org. c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more. including, micco. ♪ nikos support c-span as aublic service, along with these other television providers, giving you a front-row seat to democracy. >> the supreme court heard oral argument in the department of edation versus brown, challenging president biden's student lo

aircraft will fly twice a week on thursdays and sundays, travel time is about 2 hours, nizhny novgorod is an important economic , industrial, scientific and educational cultural center of russia. it is also the largest transport hub. warm relations between the nizhny novgorod region and between nizhny novgorod, and for many years they were connected. and probably one of the few branches that we have permanent representative offices on the territory of the republic of belarus and this helps to our economic and industrial relations, nizhny novgorod is also a popular tourist destination. there is something to offer the russian tourist and belarus about regular communication only expanding the tourist borders for our countries expanded opportunities for visa -free entry to belarus for polish citizens. poland could enter our country under such conditions only in belarusian the polish section of the border without visas was first introduced last year and was very popular, given the high demand for our visa-free entry from residents of lithuania, latvia and poland, the head of state extended

minsk and nizhny novgorod with a direct flight aircraft will fly twice a week on thursdays and sundays travel timeabout 2 hours, nizhny novgorod is an important economic industrial scientific and educational cultural center of russia is also the largest transport hub region and between nizhny novgorod, and for many years they were connected. and probably we are one of the few branches that has a permanent representation on the territory of the republic of belarus and this helps our a-a economic and industrial relations, nizhny novgorod is also a popular tourist destination. there is something to offer the russian tourist and belarus about regular communication only expanding the tourist borders for our countries, expanded opportunities for visa-free entry to belarus for polish citizens, which is the innovation of visa-free travel. entry for polish citizens is now valid at all belarusian checkpoints on the border to the eu, formerly citizens. poland could enter our country under such conditions only in belarusian the polish section of the border without visas was first introduced last year and was

of the air initially at the weekend across the north and then spreading to all areas by the time we reach sundayolder, particularly in the north — where we could see some snow, notjust in the hills, even down to lower levels. this is bbc news. our top stories: the us federal reserve raises interest rates again — despite fears that it could add to the financial turmoil — after recent bank failures. the former uk prime minister, borisjohnson, denies lying to parliament about lockdown parties at downing street. i apologise for inadvertently misleading this house but to say that i did it recklessly or deliberately is completely untrue, as the evidence shows. uganda faces international criticism after passing a new law threatening anyone who identifies as gay, with life in prison but many locals welcome the bill. i was so excited about it and i really thank the parliament of uganda because they didn't

sunday morning from 930. you're watching mark dolan tonight. it's1030 and at this timeit's time for my new look paper review review . yes, look paper review review. yes, indeed. and hot off press. we start with the sun and they lead with the following european judges may be overruled on rwanda . suella braverman ban the rwanda. suella braverman ban the european court of human from grounding migrants deportation flights in a to pacify rebels. the home secretary is locked in talks with up to 60 tory mps who are trying to strip strasbourg of right to interfere with immigration policy in an attempt to quell what is set to be the biggest rebellion of rishi sunak's premiership ministers may agree to block the use of a mechanism . the european court of mechanism. the european court of human rights used to ground the first flight to land last june . first flight to land last june. then it's war, folks. i'll get reaction from my pundits on shortly. kaplinsky calls for crackdown . natasha kaplinsky the crackdown. natasha kaplinsky the chief film censor and former tv news presente

sunday morning from 930. you're watching mark dolan tonight. it's1030 and at this timeday, it's time for my new look paper review review . yes, look paper review review. yes, indeed. and hot off press. we start with the sun and they lead with the following european judges may be overruled on rwanda . suella braverman ban the rwanda. suella braverman ban the european court of human from grounding migrants deportation flights in a to pacify rebels. the home secretary is locked in talks with up to 60 tory mps who are trying to strip strasbourg of right to interfere with immigration policy in an attempt to quell what is set to be the biggest rebellion of rishi sunak's premiership ministers may agree to block the use of a mechanism . the european court of mechanism. the european court of human rights used to ground the first flight to land last june . first flight to land last june. then it's war, folks. i'll get reaction from my pundits on shortly. kaplinsky calls for crackdown . natasha kaplinsky the crackdown. natasha kaplinsky the chief film censor and former tv news pre

of the air initially at the weekend across the north and then spreading to all areas by the time we reach sunday, it'll be very much colder, particularly in the north — where we could see some snow, notjust in the hills, even down to lower levels. this is bbc news — the headlines: us stock markets have fallen, after the central bank imposed a futher rise in interest rates. the federal reserve increased its key lending rate by 0.25%, despite fears it could add to the recent instability in the banking system. the former british prime minister, borisjohnson, has insisted he did not lie to the house of commons about lockdown parties at downing street. he was speaking to a cross—party group of mps, who must decide whether he deliberately — or recklessly made misleading statements to parliament. the white house has urged uganda not to enact a new law

of the air initially at the weekend across the north and then spreading to all areas by the time we reach sundaycularly in the north — where we could see some snow, notjust in the hills, even down to lower levels. this is bbc news. we will have the headlines and all of the main news stories at the top of the hour straight after this. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. in a world fixated with the unstoppable march of the digital revolution, it's kind of refreshing to look at what's happening in the old school business of selling books. ink on paper has not been eliminated by the rise of the e—book, and the good old bricks and mortar bookshop hasn't been wiped out by online shopping. my guest today, james daunt, boss of a growing bookshop