here's a b cs injury, fergie. this morning, montana's governor has signed a bill to ban tiktok, the first state to do so before 19 has passed the house. that is all mr speaker. the law said to take effect next january, aims to punish the chinese owned app and the app stores that offer it an entity violates this law. when there was the operation of tiktok by the company or users, or if the entity offers the option to download the tiktok mobile application by a mobile application store. penalties won't apply to people using the app. lawmakers say it's all about security. tiktok is a national security threat. this apps steals information and data from users and its ability to share that data with the chinese communist party is unacceptable . chinese owner bite dance has denied stealing data or spreading propaganda experts say this law will face serious legal challenges with the first amendment. there are rules and those rules say that you can't just ban speech. because you're worried it's bad, no matter how bad you'r

winner in the third round of the fa cup against nottingham forest was apparently crucial in keeping fergieo the bbc�*s football news show. it's just been a good time, it'sjust been a good time, a really good time. a lot of hard work but a lot of ups, not many downs. i think to get there it is been the mantra of the club has been apprised together over the last few years and with the aid of the supporters it has been fantastic, we have been able to achieve what we have done so far and likewise i had him saying the other day, we have not achieved anything yet. and that's how i feel. but we have when you reflect on it to be where we are. in the context of us in this football club it has been a phenomenal achievement so far. in been a phenomenal achievement so far. ., ,., far. in the efl there are some fairly high-profile _ far. in the efl there are some fairly high-profile managers, l fairly high—profile managers, michaei— fairly high—profile managers, michael carrick and others and you have as _ michael carrick and others and you have as much success is going through— have as much success is

decided to sort of be a part of that that several other roles that will not be making it such as fergied to be quite president in in there, and also that our president here binding will not be attending. but the first lady will will be. it should be good. sadly the corgis probably won't be joining us. that's unfortunate. finally, we're almost out of time. i'm here. but what? why does this coronation matter to people in britain and around the world. this is a path forward for us. we needed to move on from the previous rain to the new rain, and this is allows us to come together more in the past and be excited about the future. alright looking forward to it tomorrow. alex sinclair, royal expert and director of the british benevolent society. good to see you. thank you so much. i appreciate it. cheers. thank you guys. better check of our weather. now the weekend is upon us. and i'm not loving the cloud cover behind your rosemary. here we go again. right here we go again. we're going to be okay, frank. we're looking at just a few scattered showers for tonight and into the first half of tomo

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this is fergie, in fact, as well. this he netenttw— fergie, in fact, as well.. but if you remember eamonn, you took a very quick, painless swab of your cheek. no needles, no spitting. it wound its way laboratory b and its way to laboratory b and that's where the magic happens. we compared to millions and we compared you to millions and millions of other people and we built this picture of your heritage all those little echoes of ancestors that you carry of your ancestors that you carry around your dna that around with you in your dna that tell you exactly where you've come from up centuries and come from up to centuries and centuries and what we found centuries ago. and what we found was very interesting. you was very interesting. do you have any thoughts? yeah. well, before have any thoughts? yeah. well, hetene wee— have any thoughts? yeah. well, hetene wee enw— have any thoughts? yeah. well, before you say-you- {t2“«t 3“ yeah. well, before you say you found, before you say what you found, mav— before you say what you found, nnw t— before you say what you foun

of course— andrew and fergie were there as well. of course ,_ andrew and fergie were there as well.at the rrhre-eerhre— visiting some puppies at the guide centre there. and the guide dog centre there. and the rrre— guide dog centre there. and the duke-duchess— guide dog centre there. and the duke duchess gloucester duke and duchess of gloucester are duke and duchess of gloucester rhee— duke and duchess of gloucester rhee-he— duke and duchess of gloucester are also be meeting are also going to be meeting wehrrheere— are also going to be meeting volunteers at— are also going to be meeting volunteers at a— are also going to be meeting volunteers at a street party. hhe— volunteers at a street party. hhe hrhrre— volunteers at a street party. the prime minister and sir keir shrrrrer— the prime minister and sir keir starmer leader— the prime minister and sir keir starmer leader of— the prime minister and sir keir starmer leader of the opposition are starmer leader of the opposition rre-exreeher — starmer leader of the opposition are .expected to _ starmer leader of the opposition are-expec

the person for example who got the i the person for example who got the photos of fergie having her toes paparazzi i signed up to that. apparently it is the wild west for the paparazzi in | the wild west for the paparazzi in the wild west for the paparazzi in the us as well. they make our paparazzi seem very sort of meek in comparison. it paparazzi seem very sort of meek in comparison-— comparison. it is the first for the imaues, comparison. it is the first for the images. the _ comparison. it is the first for the images, the first _ comparison. it is the first for the images, the first for _ comparison. it is the first for the images, the first for the - comparison. it is the first for the images, the first for the story, l comparison. it is the first for the images, the first for the story, it creates— images, the first for the story, it creates ali— images, the first for the story, it creates all of _ images, the first for the story, it creates all of this _ images, the first for the story, it creates all of this for _ images, the first for the story, it creates all of this for rory-

and then from there it was fergie and andrew. and then it was, sadly, diana's funeral.can probably hear the- 3 3 c. :r7 “33“ because you can probably hear the vacuum deeners de— can probably hear the vacuum cleaners go round and they scoop it cleaners go round and they scoop be db— cleaners go round and they scoop be ed pp— cleaners go round and they scoop be ed pp end— cleaners go round and they scoop it all up and whatever, wnerewer. — it all up and whatever, whatever. anyway the civil sewenr— whatever. anyway the civil sewdnr swe— whatever. anyway the civil servant sue gray held secret berks— servant sue gray held secret rdks wren— servant sue gray held secret talks with labour leader keir srerner— talks with labour leader keir starmer while— talks with labour leader keir starmer while working for the redn— starmer while working for the team advising— starmer while working for the team advising housing on the commons. partygate investigation. this is all from a investigation. this is all from e cdbbner— investigation. this is all from a cabinet office— investigation.

fergie does live there as well in a separate wing .ay. jennie bond, always good to talk to yet. — jennie bond, always good to talk to yet. temte— jennie bond, always good to talk to you. thanks very— jennie bond, always good to talk to you. thanks very much indeed . temte.— to you. thanks very much indeed . thanks, jenny.— to you. thanks very much indeed . thanks, jenny. at— to you. thanks very much indeed . thanks, jenny. at the- to you. thanks very much indeed . thanks, jenny. at the time. 8:16 o'clock, what else is happening news wise? here we go . the government's pledging to put mete— . the government's pledging to put more british— the government's pledging to put more british produce on supermarket— put more british produce on supermarket shelves and plates. the supermarket shelves and plates. the prottem— supermarket shelves and plates. the proposal includes a bid to ensure farmers— the proposal includes a bid to ensure farmers can get a fair ttme— ensure farmers can get a fair tttee tet— ensure farmers can get a fair pttee tet