very different from dj britton. he was quite a bit taller, quite more intimidating, did not care if people like him at all. also at this point bobby kane had graduated so they had already tossed that marker of existential dread that the segregationists had had. so in some ways, i think that next school year was much more peaceful. there were not the protesters out in the streets. there had been a big federal case that robert taylor had overseen over the summer where many of them had been convicted on federal charges as a result of their actions. he inherited a different situation inside the school, so it was still very hard for the black students. they still were extremely isolated, they did not have friends among their white classmates and in many classes it was only one black teenager in a sea of white kids. they were also still targets of the same harassment, the insults, the threats of violence or actual violence happening. so it was better, but much remained exactly the same. host: and it only lasted until sund

and in the days after the incident, britton�*s biggest water company deliberately misled investigatorsmisled investi . ators. , . , investigators. they taught us several times _ investigators. they taught us several times nothing - investigators. they taught us - several times nothing happened, and when they did accept responsibility they then submitted a formal challenge asking us to remove the incident from our records. having been fined £35 million, thames water says it's now cleaned up its act.— cleaned up its act. this incident _ cleaned up its act. this incident happened - cleaned up its act. this incident happened six i cleaned up its act. this - incident happened six years ago. that was then, this is now. we've had a new chief executive who came in and has spent three years devising a turnaround plan.— turnaround plan. that chief executive _ turnaround plan. that chief executive left _ turnaround plan. that chief executive left last - turnaround plan. that chief executive left last week - turnaround plan. that chief executive left last week as | turnaround plan. that chief. exe

warning signs were ignored, infrastructure was inadequate, and in the days after the incident, britton'sny deliberately misled investigators. —— thames river. they told us seven times that nothing had happened at the sewage works. when they did except responsibility, they suddenly took a formal challenge, asking us to remove the incident from our records. having been fined £35 million, thames river says it's now cleaned up its act.- thames river says it's now cleaned up its act. this has happened _ cleaned up its act. this has happened six _ cleaned up its act. this has happened six years - cleaned up its act. this has happened six years ago, i cleaned up its act. this has i happened six years ago, that was then committed is now. == was then committed is now. -- thames water. _ was then committed is now. —— thames water. democratic new chief executive committee and spent three years devising a turnaround plan. that chief executive left last week as the extent of thames water's problems became clear. anyone in a statement apologised for what she said where the errors and poorjudgment that

but opponents fear they would turn israel into a dictatorship. britton's really in conservative party, has lost 2 out of 3 special elections in a single day, mid angry over scandals and the cost of living crisis. prime minister issue not to party sol to major to huge majorities wiped out by the opposition. but it naturally held on to ex prime minister boris johnson's london constituency. scales of the war, a new crane and chief has responded inclined to a russian threat to treat ships bound for ukraine as potential enemy targets. keith says it will also consider vessels traveling to russian ports or russian occupied ukrainian territory to be potentially carrying farms. votes developments follow a decision by the kremlin earlier this week to end a deal that allowed grain to be exported through the black sea. the un security council will meet on friday to address the humanitarian consequences of russia's withdrawal from the agreement. let's. let's get more now from the w corresponding economy. he joins us from keep nick, both sides are now making threats to attack ships. is the black se

and wallace, i gave those remarks ahead of a presentation that would update britton's military doctrine report by the british defense ministry has highlighted the use of unofficial intelligence, as well as well as the other side effect technology. it's all based on lessons being learned in conflict in ukraine. we focus on how to drive the lessons of ukrainian taco or business, and to recover the water fights and resilience needed to generate credible conventional deterrence. then what is the quiet thoughts out loud? you know, these, do you said open they only put the what tragic in front of it, but of course what you means is, yes, 6 the ohms industry is looking at what's happening and rubbing his hands together and saying roughly how can we benefit from what's going on here and it looks like.

i found wallace, i gave those remarks ahead of a presentation that would update britton's military doctrine report. and finally pretty.

same government tooth policy was the managed decline of liverpool secretly asked the police to feed britton's best selling newspaper the sun with false information. the people were late in the funds and saying they pushed the case down. they were crushing their own people and people believe what they read in the paper. it didn't feel it's all supposed to that the time the whole city just came together. whether that was about grief or whether that was about challenging the authorization and challenging, that's how double things i've gone on any calls and a lock of hope, like so for 3 months, the in april, 2016 off to a 27 year fight for justice an inquest find the room that the supporters were unlawfully killed due to grossly negligent favors by police. the, i believe all was going on in the eighty's money fast as a self in the corporate off of hillsman because they believe football supports in general. so the people that appeal, they deserved what they call even now more than 3 decades later, no one has been punished for the events of that day. hills was the basis for the police, the size ati

the belgian leads reigning champion and points leader color roll on pair of finland. britton's, elvin evans. it's 3rd and finally, the legendary pop and jazz senior tony bennett has died at the age of 96 and his hometown new york city bennet, 120 grammy awards, and saying dozens of hits and his career spending more than 7 decades. the with his classic american songs, but it was one of the most popular singers of the 50s. frank sinatra famously called him the best in the business and it was touring well into his nineties. and his later years found new success. collaborating with the younger stars such as lady ga. gov, maybe now with his signature song, 1962 classics. i left my heart in san francisco, the the golden center. the eco effort to see if it's a clean, healthy field. it doesn't seem like anything to be used in the home like gets san antonio and cameroon is turning food waste to renewable energy. there. eco friendly charcoal is affordable and good for the climate. and it's just the beginning. the for nearly 4 decades, she is fluid peacefully for a race of freedoms in the wrong

let's take a look now some of the other stories that are making headlines this summer. britton's king charles has been presented with the crown of scotland and a ceremony that traditionally follows the coordination in one to the event took place at saint john's cathedral in edinburgh controls. his rival was made by ceremonial music as well as chance of not 19 some anti monarchy protests. scientists say this monday was the hardest date ever recorded on the plan and the average global temperature reached 17 point one degrees celsius. science is a combination of a weather event known as el nino and ongoing emissions of carbon dioxide are driving these high temperatures. well, at least 2 people have died after a huge summer storm barreled across to another was in northern of germany. the weather system which was named polly, brought powerful winds, which destroyed homes and caused transportation to come to a standstill. dutch meteorologist say it was the worst summer storm there on record . with a code red warning in place, people in the netherlands were ordered to stay home. storm poly 1

i gave those remarks ahead of a presentation that would update britton's military doctrine report by the british defense ministry is highlighted. the use of artificial intelligence, as well as other cutting edge tech uh, based on the lessons learned and the conflict, the new plan. we focused on how to drive the lessons of ukrainian taco or business and to recover the water fights and the resilience needed to generate credible conventional deterrence. a sentence conversation deposit here on, on the international crossing live now to the vice chair of the british communist party that she has already brought. joining us here and onto the international a very well welcome view, jody. always good sort of, um, credence with what wallace is saying that is the use of ukraine as a quote. bottle lab it, is it a consequence of a complete or i guess perhaps an opportunity that has arisen as far as the alms industry is concerned, of course, every complex own is an opportunity for them to show taste of sell and test their weapons. and you know, and we've seen for a long time, we've had a sign how

to worse ever since russia's full—scale invasion of ukraine in february last year and because of brittonossible �*s continuing form support for ukraine, the military assistance. earlier, i had this insight from tony, the british ambassador to russia between 2004 and 2008. mel tony, the british ambassador to russia between 2004 and 2008. hat a russia between 2004 and 2008. not a hu . e russia between 2004 and 2008. not a hue deal russia between 2004 and 2008. not a huge deal but — russia between 2004 and 2008. not a huge deal but interns _ russia between 2004 and 2008. not a huge deal but interns of— russia between 2004 and 2008. iirrit —. huge deal but interns of sending russia between 2004 and 2008. iirrt —. huge deal but interns of sending a signal, it is very clear, the russians do not like the fact that this is been one of those hard hardline of western nations and context of the war and the actions taken in the war and in particular, but recently, there was a ukrainian attack on the bridge and russians said an effect that britain was involved in that might be a reason for the decisi

when i hear paul britton very eloquently britton talking very eloquently about i get about the privacy get quite angry about henry quite angry about it. henry because ever because parliament never, ever delivered a privacy law. there was debate about it. was never a debate about it. it's flowed from the tony it's all flowed from the tony blair's human rights blair's wretched human rights act 1998, and judges have act in 1998, and judges have made this privacy law tighter and tighter and tighter. made this privacy law tighter and tighter and tighter . and and tighter and tighter. and finally, with the cliff, richard interpretation of the law that he had, he was the bbc had no right to fly a helicopter over his home when the police were raiding it. i'd rather agreed with that. i don't know whether it go law. it was it needed to go to law. it was just a very bad editorial decision. but here we are again, privacy used privacy law being used potentially hugh potentially to protect hugh edwards parliament never, edwards when parliament never, ever having a privacy ever said we're having a pr

i recently had the opportunity with the ranking member britton and bipartisan of centrist increased treasuries ability to sanction organization and traffic fentanyl. the question is this. doesn't dhs and hsi need additional 30s or can it work with have this criminal organization where it hurts? which is in their wallets. picks up so i can repeat the end of that question sir? >> you hit them where it hurts which means can impact their money? >> absolutely. i think this is one of the main things hsi does we have a strong history of money laundering type investigations for a talked little bit about the chinese influence the united states now bringing out illicit proceeds about fentanyl sales. it stood up a cross-border financial crime center to do exactly or talking about. >> can you explain to me the money of drug sales and trafficking is getting back to mexican cartels and trading criminal organizations? and if you have any opportunity to stop it how're you doing it? except so there are several different ways. money laundering is very complicated there's full cash smuggling, very easy to unders

talking to the management here at britton's second busiest airport, they say the £5 charge, which wass are getting better and if you want the service of being able to drop off at the entrance to the airport you are jolly well going to have to pay for it unless you are at cardiff, inverness and london city airport, the only airports in the top 20 where you do not have to pgy- the top 20 where you do not have to .a _ �* . the top 20 where you do not have to pay. becky has got in touch saying i think rice pay. becky has got in touch saying i think price increases _ pay. becky has got in touch saying i think price increases have _ pay. becky has got in touch saying i think price increases have gone - pay. becky has got in touch saying i i think price increases have gone mad. the government needs to start curtailing companies taking advantage. can they charge whatever they like? can they hype them up as much as they like? is that how it works? ., .., much as they like? is that how it works? ., ..y much as they like? is that how it works? ., , ., . works? you can basically do whatever ou wa