but there, there has been the here we albion there has been, here we see albion college returning anotherr god which is coming to their position they returned in 2018. it takes a little while but it has happened. knapp has always started were using professionals has worked very hard, this might be some of them, to reimagine the relationship with native american communities. not as communities from where you extract things like objects for your collection but as communities with whom you have continued engagement, continued programs of cooperation for mutual benefit. even the american museum of natural history in new york renovated recently there northwest hall where they still have totem poles. they still have the canoe. is now displayed in a different way but they have done this renovation in consultation with native american advisors. and there's been some room for native american groups to share their perspectives and their way of thinking about these objects. so steps are being taken, though there are many issues still to be resolved. now i want us to think about slightlye different i

the second round of the mbledon, the third tournament of the grand slam series continues in foggy albion on the eve of extreme world tennis, she coped with the chinese yuan. in the first session. 6.4 was stronger than azarenka with a break and was led by belorusskaya in the second game. however, she remained behind the asian seven five in the third session. everything was decided by one break performed by our victoria 6:4 in the next round she will play against the nazey teenager from argentina eighties in the world. and today arena sobolenko and alexandra sosnovich will join the fight. the first racket of the country will play against the panna udvardii from hungary, and sosnovich, will go to the port against the spaniard not a rip, riza with diaz in the men's singles or ivashka will meet with federikorea and from argentina the draw in doubles also took place the day before, and zarinka and my friend go to my start will play against spaniard cristina buci. and japanese makatone nomi irina shimanovich with georgian oksana kalashnikova will meet with japanese women kamila rakhimova from r

the main instigators of a big war and will be discussed in today’s program to disperse the fog, albion’s policy , viktor savelyevich will help me today. master of political science. hello. hello. and pavel feldman deputy director of the institute for strategic studies and forecasts candidate associate professor of political sciences, i am glad to welcome you from our studio. mutually and igor england joins our broadcast british lawyer, international specialist, member of the writers' union of russia thank you very much for being with us today. good afternoon, by tradition, we begin our program with a blitz survey. there is a stable expression of an englishwoman crap. i think it is known to each of us to you personally , an englishwoman crap. pavel, if it was possible, if we talk about the british cat, then it happens periodically, and the sovereign. great britain well, not personally of course, in the relations of the russian federation yes, they crap, at least the middle of the 16th century, and sometimes even diva is given for what? well , that's how our story is. britain , of course,

this is a clear indicator that the government is vague albion looks somewhere in the wrong directionding to the words of the columnist. anthony webber britain spent more than $19 billion on ukraine, forgetting about the interests of its own citizens subsequently imposed sanctions against it. russians feel the public and the uk economy destroying life soaring energy prices inflation, rising rental and mortgage interest rates strikes when the government says it has no money to pay workers, but at the same time they find money for armaments sent to ukraine despite the fact that, according to the plans, the general elections should be held in the united kingdom in early 2025, it is already becoming clear to the prime minister. the country is not happy 60% of the inhabitants are dissatisfied with his work, and every third briton believes that sunuk should leave his post. the results of the recent question of the yugaf company, however , the level of his support even in his own party dropped to a negative range. according to the latest survey of members of the conservative party, the net b

he's the bloodiest war in the history of germany in the team of peacekeepers and foggy albion is readyo supply shells with depleted uranium for the abrams because of its extravagance, rich man. will decide to mark the chair with the most unpopular prime minister. obviously, the alliance does not make gifts and pay for western weapons trophies, and ukraine's financial injections risk their own land and people. the apparent failure of the ukrainian counter-offensive makes not only kiev but also its western patrons nervous, and cnn thought about the reasons for such stress, according to the material of the counteroffensive is now measured in meters, and not in the previously promised kilometers. and this can seriously shake the support of zelensky’s allies in the event of a protracted conflict in the west, they are well aware that without help ukraine will not be able to win, but they also realize that they will soon have to answer to their voters in a number of these countries just around the corner, elections and current leader. very soon we will have to justify the huge amount of resou

and their place in prison, as in the united states, racial discrimination is also about the foggy albion working group of experts. he notes examples of racial disparities in the justice system, including deaths in police custody by the working group multi-year austerity measures. racism has been exacerbated by racial discrimination and other forms of intolerance faced by people of african descent working group chair na macula said austerity at the expense of fundamental rights is a costly venture for the uk to count on equal rights should not be born in the wrong country in dealing with government agencies and private structures , get a racial hierarchy representatives of this category become victims and have no guarantees, including effective reparations from the authorities or the justice system a separate point attitude to the reception of migrants who, recall, leave their homes due to wars and the colonial policies of the west as part of the uk's passage of the universal periodic review of the seventh to november 18, 2022 at the un human rights council states have criticized the sele

this is a clear indicator that the government of foggy albion is looking somewhere in the wrong directionrding to the columnist. anthony webber britain spent more than 19 billion dollars on ukraine, forgetting about the interests of its own citizens subsequently imposed sanctions against it. russians are feeling the public and the uk economy destroying lives soaring prices energy inflation rising interest rates on rent and mortgage strikes when the government says it has no money to pay workers but finds money for armaments sent to ukraine despite that, according to the plans, the general elections should be held in the united kingdom in early 2025, it is already becoming clear to the prime minister. the country is not happy 60% of the inhabitants are dissatisfied with his work, and every third briton believes that sunuk should leave his post. the results of the recent question of the yugaf company, however , the level of support for him even in his own party has dropped to a negative range, according to the latest poll of members of the conservative party. the net balance of support, sun

and i think that victor will agree with pavel and igor with regards to the fact that albion has bothrling in the broadest sense, which does not care who sits e yes at the address of an old color, 10 absolutely, it does not matter here. you're talking about managerial, uh, structures. well, it's formally the prime minister. they play far from the first violin. and there it doesn't matter who will be there? uh, boris johnson who was more into parties there. we remember uh, i used to go forever shaggy or a sheet of times, which is generally for management, well, very far from management, or that's less often a sunk, which now comes from from a hindu environment, being the most ethnic hindu, he fit perfectly into the english elite. these are all high-ranking let's say less real power. this closed society is the elite. it can be said the aristocracy, which still dates back to the 17th century, the eighteenth. and these are all performers, so this leapfrog absolutely does not play any role. and the fact that the pounds will rise, then fall or some other problems is all a trifle, because th

motherland tribe is a clan, if a strong one stands strong face to face at the edge of the earth let's hope albion will give to the world, a leader who has enough wisdom to reach an agreement with the east and stop humanity from sliding into the abyss. thank you very much. it was a program sas authorized to declare. the englishwoman spoils because she does not find a place for herself at the table of the great powers. they chose a path atypical for many and passed enough tests. i was sure that i would not do this. i was 100% sure, and now, as it were, i even tried to quit a couple of times, so far it doesn’t work, because , well, i like sent letters to publishing houses. there were just answers well, 10 percent is just the answer that we considered, but the manuscript did not fit for such and such reasons of difficulty, and most importantly , you and your fears were worth it in order to reveal the uniqueness and become the best in your business, you need to people saw and could not pass further. that's what they should want. we need to sleep to see what this thing is going to be. this is work. cra

it’s foggy albion from afar, you need to drive somewhere here to russia .hy and if this is necessary, the most important question is, how could the british have done, uh, floating harvesters that get under water. yes, i don’t know there, across the arctic ocean there is such news. this is first of all. this is a discretization of their own special services. safety organs, which, of course, at a minimum, are a big island, yes, that is, to leave, all the more so, to illegally obtain quite large property and take it outside the foggy albion on a tray from the special services of law enforcement officers. that's why i think they should be sued by their competent authorities for such publications. why do they blame russia , but again, we have repeatedly analyzed, touching on information technology, such moments as in general, but our film industry. they prepared the public opinion a long time ago that russia is the main image this is boris razor. boris is an animal. no matter how scary it is, therefore, if we let's take it apart, cinematography is hollywood as a

albion working group of experts.tes examples of racial disparities in the justice system, including deaths in police custody by a working group of years of austerity measures. racial discrimination and other manifestations of intolerance faced by people of african descent have been exacerbated by racism, the chair of the working group on macula, said austerity damages fundamental rights, a costly venture for the uk to rely on equal rights should not be in communication with public authorities and private structures was born in the wrong country, get a racial hierarchy, representatives of this category become victims and have no guarantees. including effective redress by the authorities or the justice system, a separate item on the reception of migrants who are reminded to leave their homes due to wars and the colonial policies of the west as part of the uk's universal periodic review, 7 to 18 november 2022 at the un council on rights of the people of the state criticized the selective approach of london in the matter

albion working group of experts. the un is celebrating examples of racial disparities in the justice system by turning off deaths in police custody by a working group of years of austerity measures. racism exacerbated racial discrimination and other manifestations of intolerance faced by people of african descent chair of the working group on macula, said austerity damage fundamental rights, an expensive undertaking for the uk, it is not necessary to count on equal rights in dealing with government agencies and private structures was born in the wrong country, get a racial hierarchy, representatives of this category become victims and do not have guarantees, including effective redress from the authorities or of the justice system, a separate item is related to the reception of migrants, who, we recall, leave their homes, thanks to wars and the colonial policy of the west, as part of the uk's passage of the universal periodic review, 7 to 18 november 2022 at the un human rights council, states criticized london's sel

in today's program to disperse the fog, albion's foreign policy , viktor savelyevich will help me todayster of political science. hello. hello. and pavel feldman, deputy director of the institute for strategic studies and forecasts, candidate of political sciences, associate professor, i am glad to welcome you to participate mutually. and igor england, a britishist, is joining our broadcast. international lawyer member of the union writers of russia thank you very much for being with us today. good afternoon, by tradition, we begin our program with a blitz question . i think it is known to each of us to you personally , an englishwoman crap. pavel, if this is possible, if we talk about a british cat, then it happens periodically and the state of great britain well, not in relation to me personally , of course, in relation to the russian federation . well , that's how our story is. britannia of course, she did not come up with political hypocrisy, but she achieved amazing perfection in this matter. igor, how would you answer this question. well, you know, returning to the english parafir

emergency services were called to the royal albion hotel , which to the royal albion hotel, which haseduced now to virtual burnt out shell in brighton yesterday evening. east sussex fire and rescue service saying no one's been injured , but no one's been injured, but people did have to be evacuated from nearby buildings because of the extremely challenging nature of fire. significant smoke of the fire. significant smoke remains in the area around the hotel. police have advised pubuc hotel. police have advised public to stay away . now prince public to stay away. now prince george and princess charlotte have joined their parents to watch the men's final today. later on at wimbledon, the prince and princess of wales and their children watching novak djokovic try to win a record equalling eighth wimbledon title currently held by roger federer. the serbian wimbledon champion says spanish world number one carlos alcaraz . it will be carlos alcaraz. it will be a good match. we'll bring you the latest on that as it happens. you're with gb news. now back to . emily >> thank you, polly . so le

germany, this is exactly the class of missiles that we will receive from our partners from the foggy albionis is where where did we receive a storm of rain from great britain the storm rained today very qualitatively and effectively hm manifests itself at the front, in particular in the zaporizhia region in the occupied by the enemy in berdyansk lieutenant general tsokov was eliminated , the generals there sokol was already the 300th now he has already become the full-fledged two hundredth, and it has been confirmed even by the russian side that lieutenant general sokol, who was the deputy commander of the southern military district of yuvo in russia, this is what our south is called was liquidated precisely because the stormshed rocket hit the command post of this army of theirs, now they have forgotten the number of this army, which is based in the south of our country , which actually conducts defensive operations on the occupied territory of zaporizhzhia, but lieutenant general sokov was, well, he became the two hundredth one word and this again well, the work of storm shadow somewhere,

high winds have hampered efforts to put out the blaze at the royal albion hotel after crews were calledo one has been injured — but buildings nearby were evacuated. he said while the party would always invest in public services it needed to be laser focused on the economy. an prior to its big reforms, not big spending. here's our political correspondent. labour will not be a party of big spending. that was the message of its leader keir starmer today. the goal — make voters see labour as a party of economic responsibility. the challenge — convincing voters you are different enough from government on the big issues of the day. he refused to say if labour would offerjunior doctors a higher pay offer to end strikes. we would be round the table, negotiating, and we would settle this dispute. i think many people would say why has it taken this long even to have one step towards progress? because many people have had their operations cancelled, many people have been deeply affected by these strikes. he refused to say whether labour would spend more money on public services. i would be absolut

high winds have hampered efforts to put out the fire at the royal albion hotel after crews were calledacuated. let's get some of the day's other news now. the last ship covered by the soon—to—expire un—brokered deal which allows ukraine to export grain has left the black sea port of 0desa. russia has not agreed to register any new ships sincejune the 27th. the agreement will run out on monday unless moscow agrees to extend it. grain prices rose sharply last year after the russian invasion hindered ukraine's exports. israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, is expected to be discharged from hospital today following his admission for suspected dehydration. mr netanyahu, who is 73, was taken to sheba hospital and kept overnight under observation, but officials say that medical tests revealed no irregularities. the venezuelan opposition leader, maria corina machado, has accused the government of sending a violent group to threaten and attack her supporters, at a rally in the capital caracas. her vehicle was attacked — ms machado was not injured. last month she was banned for holding pu

crews have been at the royal albion hotel since saturday evening.s scaling back its operations this morning. stay with us here on bbc news. there is plenty more coming up shortly. good afternoon. the unsettled theme is set to continue as we head through the rest of this week across the uk, with a strong jet stream propelling low pressure systems are away. this is the low pressure we saw yesterday, moving north and east, bringing very strong, blustery winds across much of england and wales. here are the gusts, over 55 mph in a few spots. the winds have eased a little. there will be some scattered showers but also sunny spells. in more detailfor the rest of the afternoon, i wouldn't rule out the chance of a showerjust about anywhere, possibly some thunder as well. longer spells of rain moving into north—west scotland, thunderstorms from north—eastern scotland. gusts over 40 mph across the pennines and the lakes. temperatures in the high teens and low 20s. in the south—east and east anglia, in the sunshine, it won't feel too bad. 0vernight, we keep clo

high winds have hampered efforts to put out the blaze at the royal albion hotel, after crews were calledy. no one has been injured, but buildings nearby were evacuated. more than 50 whales have died after becoming stranded on a scottish island. experts think the pod may have run into trouble, when a female among them became unwell while giving birth. here's jamie mcivor. this is thought to be one of the biggest strandings ever in britain. the pilot whales were found on the beach north at about seven o'clock this morning. most were already dead but 15 were still alive. police, the coastguard and charities try to help them. vets and special equipment were brought over from the mainland. but it proved too late and they were euthanised on welfare grounds. these are animals that have spent their entire life in the water. they have evolved to not need the ability to support their own weight when they are out on the land so they do crush themselves and having been out such a long time now, the effect of that crushing can be fatal. pilot whales are one of the smaller species and part of the dolp

high winds have hampered efforts to put out the blaze at the royal albion hotel after crews were calleds nearby were evacuated. now to tennis. carlos alcaraz has won the wimbledon men's singles title for the first time, ending novak djokovic's recent dominance with a stunning victory. the 20—year—old spaniard beat the seven—times champion in five sets, to become the youngest man to lift the trophy since 1986. novak djokovic was going for his fifth straight win. for his reaction to the match, i spoke earlier to marius barnard, a former tennis player who played at wimbledon for 10 years. it was everything we expected. it was a classic five setter, and before the match i had djokovic as the favourite just because of his experience. but alcaraz showed his variety and his amazing shot making. he hits forehands at someone with so much power that he has the ability to unseat novak. i mean, you have played alcaraz�*s coach. is that where he learned his drop shot? yeah. i mean, the touch that he displayed, a lot of close quarters have that shot, but it's the amazing ability to disguise it on the

crews have been at the royal albion hotel since saturday evening.y were evacuated. it was on fire overnight into sunday morning. no one was reportedly injured, but nearby buildings were evacuated. east sussex fire and rescue has said that it has scaled back its operations on sunday morning. time for the sport. the top two seeds... at either end of their careers. the men's final is the number one carlos alcaraz against the number two novak djokovic. but that's the only number alcaraz has in his favour. djokovic is the favourite partly because of the sheer statistical weight he brings. it would be a fifth wimbledon title in a row, would equal roger federer�*s record of eight titles there, and provide a 24th overall. only one player has done that in grand slam singles. judging by the performances we have seen from all the players, i think this is probably the best finals we could have. he is one of the quickest guys on the tour, and he can do pretty much anything on the court. we are both in good form, both playing well, we both want to take this title

midweek in north yorkshire and a pre—season friendlies underway between home team tadcaster albion andover the years they say the area's changed. industry's flattened. there's really not much left at all. and it really has become from a nice, small, homely market town. and the heart's been ripped out of it, really. actually, gettingjobs, like my granda said, it is very limited. i've gone to uni in leeds, i have a part time job in selby and i get paid a decent wage but affording to fill my car and things like that, it's just getting to the point where it's not cost effective. as the political parties battle it out for votes in the upcoming by—election, the cost of living could be key. do you know what colours you want for hand and a foot. _ in tadcaster, danielle ceramics and art studio had a visit from the shadow chancellor. labour have been talking a lot about the impact of rising prices. her business has only been open a year, but with three sons, including a four—week—old baby, she's struggling. the cost of living crisis. it's been incredibly difficult. so my electric rates l went f

midweek in north yorkshire and a pre—season friendlies underway between home team tadcaster albion andhistle. they're from nearby selby and over the years they say the area's changed. industry's flattened. there's really not much left at all. and it really has become from a nice, small, homely market town. and the heart's been ripped out of it, really. actually, gettingjobs, like my granda said, it is very limited. i've gone to uni in leeds, i have a part time job in selby and i get paid a decent wage but affording to fill my car and things like that, it's just getting to the point where it's not cost effective. as the political parties battle it out for votes in the upcoming by—election, the cost of living could be key. do you know what colours you want for hand and a foot. _ in tadcaster, danielle ceramics and art studio had a visit from the shadow chancellor. labour have been talking a lot about the impact of rising prices. her business has only been open a year, but with three sons, including a four—week—old baby, she's struggling. the cost of living crisis. it's been incredibly di

emergency services were called to the royal albion hotel , which to the royal albion hotel, which hasvening, while east sussex fire and rescue service say no one's been injured, but people had to be evacuated from nearby buildings because of an extremely challenging set of conditions as significant smoke remains in the atmosphere around the hotel and police have advised the public to stay away . now novak djokovic is on court. currently he's up against carlos alcaraz at the wimbledon men's final. they're into the second set, at least into a tie break. some distinguished guests there as well, the prince and princess of wales have brought their children, prince george and princess charlotte, to the royal box to keep an eye on events. novak djokovic hoping to secure a record equalling . secure a record equalling. eighth title, eighth wimbledon title. that record is held by roger federer. and i'm just going to let you know that djokovic is a set up six one. he won the first. the second set has gone to a tie break and it is five four to alcaraz . is five four to alcaraz. meanwhile, in anot

but it feels like things have stabilized albion at a lower level.ublic support and government support is picking up, that's encouraging, but it hasn't lifted the market yet. it will take another 6-12 months before we can say this market is back on track. lizzy: another thing that rumbled your sector is the credit suisse takeover. how are you benefiting in terms of wealth management? bill: we had really good inflows in terms of net new money in the first quarter. some of that came from credit suisse, some of that is organic growth we have been experiencing for years. wealth is rising across the markets where we operate. and we are picking up market share. we have to see how things settle out, but it feels like we are. it's a combination of some credit suisse money diversifying away now they combined into ubs. ongoing chinese and asian investors accumulating wealth and wanting to invest in high-quality international product and general economic trends. lizzy: we have had lots of discussions about central banks this morning. we look ahead to the bank o

kim, first you progressed missed two country television at others for censoring jason albion's new songtown. only in today's america could the left managed to make a song or pro law and order, pro- police and pro- community values to work and to suggest somehow supports racism and vigilantism. cancel culture remains out of control and my own view is we need to start canceling the counselors. put the song shot to number one, bill. >> a missa for eric adams, mayor of new york. a very proud sanctuary city. if you remember adams was complaining about states like texas that were busing migrants to his city now he is determining flyers at the border saying wait a minute you should consider it someplace else. we are not going to guarantee any housing and so forth. so in fairness it is about par for the course for most sanctuary cities. cormade it clear they will carbonate missions the next several years. the reality is you cannot run a modern economy on renewable energy read the technology is just not there yet. and so as long as that is the case countries like china are not going to move away

you have an academic institute at albion, a professional school at u of m. you have a statue in the u.s. rotunda. you've got a freeway, an airport, an aircraft carrier. and now and now a magisterial biography by richard norton smith, which is 700 narrative pages, is itself a monument. that's it's a monument to gerald hour ford. now, we've been anticipating this book for some time, richard, but i wouldn't have changed the timing of its publication. one day for here at the ford, we are entering a host of legacy anniversaries, 50th anniversaries. think back in your mind, 50 years ago when ford became vice president and then he became president, and then he had to deal with the mess in vietnam, and then he started to run for election on his own. think of all the things that were happening 50 years ago and this country was in such tumult. and richard captures the spirit of that time. all these legacy anniversaries give us admirers of gerald ford, an unparalleled opportunity to draw americans attention to the gifts of our 30th presidents. virtues and values, his i

. >> up next, it's albion and alby's going to talk about what he sees as taxpayer funded racial segregationacial segregation. it's time for alby's argument . for alby's argument. >> eight words i thought i would never describe about the united kingdom taxpayer funded racial segregation . yes, you heard it. segregation. yes, you heard it. taxpayer funded racial segregation is what's being proposed in the labour led hanngey proposed in the labour led haringey council for the education program for their students at a primary school, the telegraph reported earlier on today that for children from black and black heritage families , a special saturday families, a special saturday school is going to be set up to help them accelerate their skills in reading and writing. now there is just so much about this which irritates me . but this which irritates me. but first of all, let me just say that taxpayer funded racial segregation in education is completely unaccept bill, and we should not be in porting these american ideas of critical race theory and race relations into our united kingdom. first of a

bring you more on that story as we get it and in more breaking news, a fire has broken out at the albion hotel in brighton. footage of the blaze has been shared online with witnesses saying the flames are spreading quickly across the roof. and the top floor of the building, with winds spurring those flames. emergency services are on the scene and they've been moving people a safe distance away from the incident. again, this is a developing story and we will bnng developing story and we will bring you more on this as we get it . well, parts of the uk have it. well, parts of the uk have been experiencing strong winds and thunderstorms with yellow met office warnings in place across the south of england. and wales and scotland and northern ireland to the goodwood festival of speed had to cancel today's event for the first time in its 30 year history and london's kaleidos scope festival at alexandra palace has been called off to weather . journalist off to weather. journalist nathan rao told us high winds can be dangerous at this time of year. yeah >> across the south of england . >> across

emergency services are tackling a fire at the royal albion hotel in brighton with 15 fire trucks currentlyn attendance. footage of the blaze has been shared online, with witnesses saying the flames spread quickly across the flames spread quickly across the roof and top floor of the building with winds spurring on the flames. people have been moved a safe distance away from the incident. brighton and hove city council have announced the closure of nearby roads. sussex police is asking members of the pubuc police is asking members of the public to avoid the seafront area and find alternative routes of travel parts of the uk have been experiencing strong winds and thunderstorms with yellow met office warnings in place across the south of england and wales and scotland and northern ireland. the goodwood festival of speed had to cancel today's events for the first time in its 30 year history and london's kaleidoscope festival at alexandra palace has been called off as well . junior doctors have off as well. junior doctors have been striking for a third day in england . the bma has warned the en

emergency services are tackling a fire at the royal albion hotel in brighton with 15 fire trucks currently in attendance. footage of the blaze has been shared online, with witnesses saying the flames spread quickly across the flames spread quickly across the roof and top floor of the building with winds spurring on the flames. people have been moved a safe distance away from the incident. brighton and hove city council have announced the closure of nearby roads. sussex police is asking members of the pubuc police is asking members of the public to avoid the seafront area and find alternative routes of travel parts of the uk have been experiencing strong winds and thunderstorms with yellow met office warnings in place across the south of england and wales and scotland and northern ireland. the goodwood festival of speed had to cancel today's events for the first time in its 30 year history and london's kaleidoscope festival at alexandra palace has been called off as well . junior doctors have off as well. junior doctors have been striking for a third day in england . the bma has warned the

. >> now you went on to manage some great clubs, west bromwich albion.irst top flight manager to have three black players in the team, which i remember at the time was a really big deal. and of really big, big deal. and of course, know, manchester course, you know, manchester united, there you are. i mean, what are the biggest football club in in the world? club names in in the world? >> how did that feel? >> how did that feel? >> was great, but you've got >> it was great, but you've got to go back to the fact when i actually left west brom, we actually left west brom, we actually had a much better side than the side i inherited it man—u i mean, people , because of man—u i mean, people, because of the success, i mean, i always say like fergie was there 26 years, i was there five years. and you know , between us we won and you know, between us we won something like 50 trophies. the fact that he won 48 . fact that he won 48. but you dig yourself down because you did have fa cup glory with manchester united. >> you did finish high up in the league and he di

so much foggy albion took over the entire twenty- second year.n strategy, which the eu approved in june , the big hungary agreement opposed involves helping border countries, the most affected by the flow of migrants. as support for the country. the eu should allocate quotas for accommodating refugees before it was done on a voluntary basis, now the measures are enshrined in laws. at the same time, the countries that refused to pay compensation, warsaw referred to the disorder in france in which ukrainian refugees participated for money, and budapest was outraged that it would have to accept 10,000 migrants. prime minister orban categorically stated that will open. we will not comply with these eu decisions on our borders, we will not accept a mandatory quota. we will not accept the obligation to build ghettos and migrant camps. we will find a legal and political way to prevent hungary from complying with brussels' latest decision. the situation is sad. well, hungary must protect itself not only from illegal immigrants and smugglers, but from bru

. >> now you went on to manage some great clubs, west bromwich albion.irst top flight manager to have three black players in the team, which i remember at the time was a really big deal. and of really big, big deal. and of course, know, manchester course, you know, manchester united, there you are. i mean, what are the biggest football club in in the world? club names in in the world? >> how did that feel? >> how did that feel? >> was great, but you've got >> it was great, but you've got to go back to the fact when i actually left west brom, we actually left west brom, we actually had a much better side than the side i inherited it man—u i mean, people , because of man—u i mean, people, because of the success, i mean, i always say like fergie was there 26 years, i was there five years. and you know , between us we won and you know, between us we won something like 50 trophies. the fact that he won 48 . fact that he won 48. but you dig yourself down because you did have fa cup glory with manchester united. >> you did finish high up in the league and he di

bring you more on that story as we get it and in more breaking news, a fire has broken out at the albionel in brighton. footage of the blaze has been shared online with witnesses saying the flames are spreading quickly across the roof. and the top floor of the building, with winds spurring those flames. emergency services are on the scene and they've been moving people a safe distance away from the incident. again, this is a developing story and we will bnng developing story and we will bring you more on this as we get it . well, parts of the uk have it. well, parts of the uk have been experiencing strong winds and thunderstorms with yellow met office warnings in place across the south of england. and wales and scotland and northern ireland to the goodwood festival of speed had to cancel today's event for the first time in its 30 year history and london's kaleidos scope festival at alexandra palace has been called off to weather . journalist off to weather. journalist nathan rao told us high winds can be dangerous at this time of year. yeah >> across the south of england . >> across the

labour wants albion ainsty whilst the liberal democrats took somerton and frome both overturning majoritiesf about 20,000. mr sunak says he plans to deliver for the people . for the people. >> westminster has been acting like the next election is a done deal like the next election is a done deal. the labour party has been acting like it's a done deal. the people of uxbridge just told all them it's not all of them that it's not mid—term by. elections are rarely easy for incumbent governments. these are no different . and look, the reality different. and look, the reality is circumstances of these is the circumstances of these byelections are far from favourable. it's a reminder to politicians that we to politicians that we need to focus on what matters to people and by what's and not be distracted by what's going on in westminster. >> but labour leader sir keir starmer says people want to see change. you voted for change, you put your trust in the labour party and we hear you. >> we hear that cry for change away from the chaos, away from those rising bills, the crumbling public services. a c

labour wants albion ainsty whilst the liberal democrats took somerton and frome both overturning majoritiesf about 20,000. mr sunak says he plans to deliver for the people . for the people. >> westminster has been acting like the next election is a done deal like the next election is a done deal. the labour party has been acting like it's a done deal. the people of uxbridge just told all of that it's not all of them that it's not mid—term by. elections are rarely easy for incumbent governments. these are no different . and the reality different. and look, the reality is circumstances of these is the circumstances of these byelections are far from favourable. it's a reminder to politicians that we to politicians that we need to focus on what matters to people and distracted what's and not be distracted by what's going on in westminster. >> but labour leader sir keir starmer says people want to see change. you voted for change, you put your trust in the labour party and we hear you. >> we hear that cry for change away from the chaos, away from those rising bills, the crumbling public services

you do have some interesting question, interesting >> there's an interesting question, is question, albionat is she weekly bbc radio wales she has a weekly bbc radio wales , believe a programme. , i believe show a programme. yeah the mail saying she's yeah the mail are saying she's got weekly programme on bbc got a weekly programme on bbc wales. think the bbc wales. do you think the bbc should reprimand and say you're doing a lineker pipe down? >> well, i think it would be difficult for them to make that call now because of what of course they did with gary lineker, which basically condone and that sort of behaviour coming from one of their entertainment presenters. so in order consistent, the bbc order to be consistent, the bbc would have to keep her on air. >> know because >> well, i don't know because that tweets and he that was about tweets and he wasn't the news. there wasn't doing the news. so there may little bit of a may be a little bit of a difference the bbc guideline difference in the bbc guideline ins, flexible ins, which seem rather flexible to say the least. anyway. still to

the fire has broken out at the royal albion hotel in brighton. footage of the blaze has been shared online, with witnesses saying the flames are spreading quickly across the roof and top floor of the building with winds spurring those flames on. emergency services are on the scene. they've been moving people a safe distance away from the incident at brighton and hove city council have announced the closure of nearby roads , as closure of nearby roads, as sussex police is asking members of the public to avoid the seafront area and find alternative routes of travel. parts of the uk have been experiencing strong winds and thunderstorms with yellow met office warnings in place across the south of england and wales and scotland and northern ireland. the goodwood festival of speed had to cancel today's events for the first time in its 30 year history and london's kaleidoscope festival at alexandra palace has been called off, too. weather journalist nathan rao told us that high winds can be more dangerous at this time of year across the south of england

the fire has broken out at the royal albion hotel in brighton. footage of the blaze has been shared online, with witnesses saying the flames are spreading quickly across the roof and top floor of the building with winds spurring those flames on. emergency services are on the scene. they've been moving people a safe distance away from the incident at brighton and hove city council have announced the closure of nearby roads , as closure of nearby roads, as sussex police is asking members of the public to avoid the seafront area and find alternative routes of travel. parts of the uk have been experiencing strong winds and thunderstorms with yellow met office warnings in place across the south of england and wales and scotland and northern ireland. the goodwood festival of speed had to cancel today's events for the first time in its 30 year history and london's kaleidoscope festival at alexandra palace has been called off, too. weather journalist nathan rao told us that high winds can be more dangerous at this time of year across the south of england

you do have some interesting question, interesting >> there's an interesting question, is question, albionat is she weekly bbc radio wales she has a weekly bbc radio wales , believe a programme. , i believe show a programme. yeah the mail saying she's yeah the mail are saying she's got weekly programme on bbc got a weekly programme on bbc wales. think the bbc wales. do you think the bbc should reprimand and say you're doing a lineker pipe down? >> well, i think it would be difficult for them to make that call now because of what of course they did with gary lineker, which basically condone and that sort of behaviour coming from one of their entertainment presenters. so in order consistent, the bbc order to be consistent, the bbc would have to keep her on air. >> know because >> well, i don't know because that tweets and he that was about tweets and he wasn't the news. there wasn't doing the news. so there may little bit of a may be a little bit of a difference the bbc guideline difference in the bbc guideline ins, flexible ins, which seem rather flexible to say the least. anyway. still to

at the royal to tackle a fire at the royal albion hotel in brighton with 15 fire trucks in attendance from seven fire stations full footage of the blaze, which happened shortly after 5 pm, has been shared online. witnesses saying the flames spread quickly across the flames spread quickly across the roof of the building before spreading to all floors . spreading to all floors. residents have been asked to close their windows and doors as windy weather is spreading. smoke around the area and nearby roads have been closed . sussex roads have been closed. sussex police is asking members of the pubuc police is asking members of the public to avoid the seafront area . there are still no reports area. there are still no reports of any injuries as parts of the uk have been experiencing strong winds and thunderstorms with yellow met office warnings still in place across the south of england and wales and scotland to the goodwood festival of speed had to cancel today's events for the first time in its 30 year history and london's kaleidoscope festival at alexandra palace has been called to , of

labour wants albion ainsty whilst the liberal democrats took somerton and frome both overturning majorities

emergency services continue to tackle a fire at the royal albion hotel in brighton with 15 fire trucks in attendance from seven fire stations full footage of the blaze, which happened shortly after 5 pm, has been shared online. witnesses saying the flames spread quickly across the flames spread quickly across the roof of the building before spreading to all floors . spreading to all floors. residents have been asked to close their windows and doors as windy weather is spreading. smoke around the area and nearby roads have been closed . sussex roads have been closed. sussex police is asking members of the pubuc police is asking members of the public to avoid the seafront area . there are still no reports area. there are still no reports of any injuries as parts of the uk have been experiencing strong winds and thunderstorms with yellow met office warnings still in place across the south of england and wales and scotland to the goodwood festival of speed had to cancel today's events for the first time in its 30 year history and london's kaleidoscope festival at alexandra palace has been

supposed to take place in kiev in the ukrainian capital, but because of the war it was moved to foggy albionthe russian videoconferencing is like the biblical the most active and cowardly were expelled from heaven from the fire of kiev turned into a sadun. how would you put it mildly as a homosexual? too bad it's not all true. well, if you are quite serious in the west, they no longer hide from the fact that the heights fighting for the future of lgbt can healthy full-fledged people fight so that sodomites can corrupt their children, but just, probably, rhetorical. sign liverpool hosts the largest gay parade with ukrainians under the flag and in the pride, which is responsible for bringing such cars to ukraine , the organizers hope that this action will strengthen ties between liverpool and kiev exactly the same as after the eurovision song contest on behalf of ukraine rainbow flags mixed with yellow -blue in the spotlight thousands of people , including hundreds of ukrainians, marched through streets of liverpool this city is hosting the participants, kiev pride stand. we understand that pe

host: earl is up next calling from albion, idaho, do you consider yourself patriotic?aller: yes, i consider myself patriotic. i am working this independence day because i don't feel like we should be celebrating it until our national debt is paid off which is in the trillions of dollars. host: that taints how you feel about this day in particular? caller: yes, we need to solve this national debt and have it paid off and we should not be celebrating certain days of the year. we need to get this country back to work and get ourselves out of this debt. host: where will you work today? caller: on the farm, putting up a. host: how many hours will you put in today? caller: it never ends. host: enjoy the day outside of your work and thank you for calling. we will go to fredericksburg, virginia on the line. caller: mi patriotic? no. am i completely put up with america, 100%. the politicians in america are, in my personal opinion the worst group of people that live on the planet and have really taken us into a horrible place in the gentleman who just spoke to my farmer is an ex