s. lewis, the known it is used to meet every tuesday. they will say they, they would do other things. they went to the country works sometimes they went to more contributes. and i think some of that said into the descriptions of the hobbits working in the shop. even when the hobbits tracked through the scenery of new zealand, the influences of oxford, she had a clear to see with his books g r r token, laid the foundation for the visually stunning world. and this goes to show just how far you can travel. even in your imagination and that wraps up another edition of your own max. you can find even more exciting stories from europe on our social media channels. so please follow us there. thanks for tuning in and until next week the securing evidence to convict the changes in south africa. poaching is the business with millions of heroes of new main and detective that has to end and so ranges are now being trains in forensics. turn snow to purchase noble in 15 minutes on the w. the dream of a family home. these ideals are a life muscle to rescue the planet. it owns on the to that optimizi

s. lewis, the known it is used to meet every choose, say they will say they, they would do other things. they went to a country woods. sometimes they went on working trips, and i think some of that said into the descriptions of the hobbits working in the shop. even when the hobbits track through the scenery of new zealand, the influences of oxford here are clear to see with his books g r r token, laid the foundation for the visually stunning world. and this goes to show just how far you can travel, even in your imagination. and that wraps up another edition of your own that you can find even more exciting stories from europe on our social media channels. so please follow us there. thanks for tuning in and until next week, the color stores across of the gym and colonies who took them and how we, they've received at the time. and what do they tell us today? racism in the color photography. a critical looks of photography in germany's colonial era. in 15 minutes on the w, the flying river is formed by a most of full b. this firing trees or see stars fires. no good deal and so the invisible

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so, yeah, i hey, so something i know about c s lewis conversion is that it seems to have been promptedthrough a large period of time and then eventually through divine revelation. so he describes this conversion experiences getting into a cab and coming out a completely different person and i'm paraphrasing there. c s lewis is a really powerful force for natural law proponents because out of that conversion experience, he can share truths for through well-crafted metaphors and through story. and however, i wonder how we can replicate that work today and if it's effective outside of divine revelation. so what are some practical ways that that this modern generation of truth seekers can copy? lewis is persuasive work in the 21st century. thank you. yeah, great question. so, lewis in the screwtape letters screwtape letters publication is what gets him famous in the united. he's on the cover of time magazine. after that, he has screwtape say to and if you haven't read them. it's a series of letters from senior demon to a junior demon. the junior demon attempting to steer a human patient to

free bank account a story close to home you on the close to home for you on the cover of the express s lewises >> well, this is, you know, all the food stuff because i missed her food now and i look amazing, although had i had i had for 73. >> you do. >> you do. >> you do. >> you know what? it's something that's far off. i'm 66. so that's not far off. i'm 66. so it's yeah, you can see it it's like, yeah, you can see it from here. >> and how old are you? >> and how old are you? >> let the people decide who's younger. >> it's all about the hair, mate. i know. mate. if i know. >> yeah, no, it isn't. >> you got. i'm getting hair. i've i've lined up a i've got. i've lined up a contract. mean, discussions. contract. i mean, discussions. is that true? >> i'm like the putin and north korea, also the skin. look korea, but also the skin. look at that i've got at this skin that i've got fantastic anyway anyway, fantastic skin. anyway anyway, so miracle weight loss jab to save this save lives. this is this is basically the they basically they want the they want nhs to spend money on want the nhs to spen

mclaren�*s lando norris and mercedes' lewis hamilton completed the top three.king this huge when it was a tricky beginning but winning at the weekend, we nailed the race, we did everything we had to do. we did a perfect and we brought home. italy for very good be proud. that's all for now — stay with bbc news. hello. it is shaping up to be a very unsettled and autumnal week of weather with some strong winds and some heavy rain. and talking of heavy rain on sunday, parts of south west england had localised flash flooding because of some really intense downpours and thunderstorms that drifted up from the south. you can see the shower clouds there on our earlier satellite picture. we've also got a couple of different frontal systems pushing in from the west. so whichever way you slice it, quite a wet start to monday for many of us. still some hefty showers across parts of eastern england first thing. then here comes our band of rain, some particularly wet weather across parts of scotland. behind our rain bands, we see a mixture of sunny spells and showers. some of

the spaniard led from start to finish holding off mclaren�*s lando norris in a thrilling end to the race. mercedes lewisfinished in third after team—mate george russell crashed on the final lap while championship leader max verstappen finished in fifth place to bring an end to his run of ten consecutive race wins. an incredible weekend, perfect race execution. we didn't get it easy, obviously, either. we had our own challenges out there today, but we nailed everything that we had to nail today. and we put together a very good race to bring home that pi that tastes honestly as good as it can taste. septimus has been confirmed as the winner of cycling's last grand tour of the year the vuelta, a espana, following the final stage in madrid. australia's kaden groves was first to cross the finish line in the capital of spain that saw him claim the sprinter�*s green jersey. half a minute behind and the leader's red jersey rolled in with hisjumbo—visma team—mates. tour de france winner younis viagogo and giro d'italia champion primoz roglic. it's the first time that one team has won all three grand tours in the

lewis family. held off written�*s, championship leader maximus dampen, ten consecutive wins.— ten consecutive wins.credibly feeling, incredible _ ten consecutive wins. incredibly feeling, incredible weekend, i. ten consecutive wins. incredibly - feeling, incredible weekend, iwant feeling, incredible weekend, i want to thank everyone, for making this huge effort to turn around and minus the wind, tricky beginning but now this weekend we nailed the race, we did everything we had to do, we get it perfect and we brought home, for ari is going to be proud and happy today. to ari is going to be proud and happy toda . ., ., ., today. to the football now and the premier league, _ today. to the football now and the premier league, everton - today. to the football now and the premier league, everton at - today. to the football now and the i premier league, everton at goodison park where they look to keep the pressure on those above them at the top of the table. ask themselves and �*s front, it remains 1—0 with just under ten minutes left in that match. meanwhile chelsea stuttering start to the series, bourne

s and defaming her. u.s. district judge lewis kaplan said a trial in january will be limited to determining how much to award e. jean carroll in further damages. the senate's top republican says he has no plans to retire and will finish his term. 81-year-old senate minority leader mitch mcconnell made the remarks wednesday amid widespread speculation over his health following a series of falls, a concussion, and two recent incidents where he froze up while answering reporters' questions. >> [indiscernible] do you have any plans to retire anytime soon? >> i have no announcements to make on that subject. i am going to finish my senate term. amy: this week, mcconnell released a letter from congress's attending physician, who said tests had ruled out a stroke or seizure. the special counsel investigating president biden's son says he will seek a criminal indictment against hunter biden on tax and gun charges after a -- by september 29 after a judge in july rejected a previous plea deal that would have seen biden avoid jail time. in m

s, 50 new schools built a year. actually the number should have been 4000. lewise context of all of this is coming off of a financial crisis, austerity, things like covid. these were all things that influenced spending decisions. >> this is a long story, but many economists now take the view of what happened in 2010, the government's response was 100% incorrect. there was a massive, what is called in the economics trade, balance sheet depression. if you were a homeowner or business, you had lots of debt. you were going to try and repay your debt and that would reduce demand in the economy. what should happen is the government should compensate for that by spendi itself. it didn't do that and decided to go for austerity. that is what happened in japan in the 1990's, because their prolonged recession in japan, and the same thing is happening in britain. i would take the view, other economists would agree with me, the context in which education spending was cut -- and by the way, that is an investment in our future, our kids. and it was across-the-board. further educ

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's done a heck of a job here. charles: guy lewis, thank you so much. i really appreciate it. right, folks, how a potential government shutdown next week could create a nightmare for travelers, and then, bah humbug, why the federal reserve may be worrying that santa's getting too much help delivering those gifts this year. # planning to move? join the 6 million families who discovered a smarter, more flexible way to move, with pods. save up to 30% now for a limited time. whether you're moving across town or across the country. save up to 30% at pods.com today. >> lawmakers grilling treasury secretary, transportation secretary pete buttigieg on capitol hill this week over the travel nightmares. fox news's chad has more. >> they told flight cancellations are less now, 1.6% of all flights. the lawmakers peppered the secretary with questions about the nation's capacity to handle the flying public. >> we do have a pilot shortage. i fly around a lot of time, cancel, cancel, cancel. do you believe at a certain age, people should be forced to refire. this arbitrary age of 65. do you t

as the nobel prize winning writer sinclair lewis later said, the united states knows nebraska because of willa cather 'sd today, congress will always know her because of the statue as well. that is the legacy worth celebrating. one that reminds us that america is a nation of pioneers. that in although short stories she portrayed, a band of pioneers on the nebraska planes who took responsibility for their lives and lives in their own future. as she wrote in one of her novels, there was nothing but land, not a country at all, but the material out of which countries are made. cather knew that pioneers see these materials and they build on them. pioneers have a vision of a better life beyond the immediate world it currently lives. pioneers are risktakers who have the courage to brave the unknown, to reach new goals. pioneers use independent judgment. and come up with new ideas and innovation that often make the world a better place for the rest of us. never askins are lucky to call cather one of their own, but ultimately, her work belongs here because it is american to the core. her authenticity, emotions,

rebel�*s dominus has been finished, carlos sainz led from start to finish, holding off mclaren's lando norris. lewisfifth, to bring an end to his run of ten consecutive wins. to the football. one month after their first win of the season, they are up against chelsea, who did the double over them last season and that matches goalless in the early stages. another big game later on for both everton and arsenal. mason greenwood made his debut as a substitute for getafe. he hasn't played professional football since his suspension from manchester united, with his last appearance in a win over west ham in january 2022. he denies the allegations. charges were dropped in february, hejoined on loan from manchester united at the end of august. getafe are the winners, 3—2. elsewhere... the loreal taking on almeria, 1—1. severe take on las palmas earlier —— later on. —— seville take on las palmas. real madrid can go back to the top of the table with a win over real sociedad, after barcelona hammered real betis 5—0 on saturday. an incredible display of bowling by mohamed siraj helped india to their biggest one da

commemorate the first anniversary of king charles�*s accession, and a special service to honour the late queen elizabeth ii takes place in scotland. hello, i'm lewis

commemorate the first anniversary of king charles�*s accession, and a special service to honour the late queen elizabeth ii takes place in scotland. hello, i'm lewisaughanjones, welcome to verified live, three hours of breaking stories and checking out the truth behind them. we are going to start here in the uk and the latest on that escaped terror suspect. and the latest on that escaped terrorsuspect. plenty and the latest on that escaped terror suspect. plenty of questions being asked about how it happened. 0ne being asked about how it happened. one of the questions, did he get any sort of help from anyone inside the prison? that was just one of the questions posed by the head of london's metropolitan police, sir mark rowley. meanwhile, overnight, search operations did centre for a time on richmond park, a large park in london. forall time on richmond park, a large park in london. for all the latest, here is our correspondent. 2500 acres. it is london's largest royal park, and this morning police confirmed richmond park was a place of interest, on day three of a manhunt. residents told me it had been a noisy night, as helicopters and officers se

s 300 miss out as the ukrainians say, however, there is this. the evidence is contest. it is. people that isn't joining was have a use lewis to reproduce this. a situation with these 2 reflections. and they have shown that iraq is coming from the opposite side in the steep angle. that means from the russian side would lead to the same reflection content. and that has to do with the end goes off reflection. there's also evidence that people might have looked towards this site that the new york times it identified in that direction. upon hearing sound, that's also something that is not as conclusive. first of all, these ballistic, besides that for quite steeply, it's unclear whether you would be able to identify the direction of the sound or not. and then that makes the rest of the evidence, the ballistic patterns, a little bit more shaky. so this evidence might not be as conclusive as that you knew of times, claims. however, that version is also not ruled out. it would still be possible that it happens exactly that way. so corresponding with each putting it in keith. well, take a look at the symbol headline is making news around the world. no

carried out by the bbc�*s newsnight programme were about the duchess of sussex and the prime minister rishi sunak. peter booth, anthony elsom, alan hall, trevor lewton and robert lewises between 2020 and 2022. all of the men had already retired from the police by then. with more on this we can join sima kotecha from bbc newsnight. remind your viewers what he found. last 0ctober, remind your viewers what he found. last october, a series of whatsapp messages were leaked to me and they revealed some of the most vile messages i have ever seen in my life. they were exchanged on whatsapp, they were racist, and they poked fun at the duchess of sussex, people of south asian heritage, at black children. they were horrific messages and today, five of the men that were charged have pleaded guilty to sending grossly offensive messages at westminster magistrates�* court this afternoon. it is another indication, you might argue, that the met is trying to clamp down on racist behaviour. we have heard over the last year or so about the problems that the for sad, that very revealing report by dame louise casey, that called the force institutionally racist, along with some offices i

lewis's apartment. there was also a photo of cari 's drivers license with a large knife next to it, email today.her, the prosecutors told the story said it told the story of how liz golyar murdered cari farver. they told the judge it have in the morning on november 13th, 2012, after dave kroupa left for work. cari was on her laptop. >> we know from examination of cari farver's known facebook that she logged into her facebook at 6:39 am that morning. >> about two minutes later, she logged off. she was supposed to be going to work, but never made it. >> she was intercepted. something happened. that something was the defendant. >> hard to know exactly what liz did to cari, but -- >> it did not take her too long. because at 9:54 am, cari farver's cell phone is being used to access facebook. >> at that moment, it appeared cari unfounded dave. >> the fact that she had facebook friends, the actor temerity, one of the first acts she takes is to eliminate that facebook friendship. >> from then on, in cyberspace, liz became cari. >> all from that purpose, for the reason of convincing people her friends, h

lewis yes. the migrants must honeymoon. >> atrvis yes. the migrants must honeymoon. >> at least s.nts must honeymoon. >> at least three migrants must honeymoon. >> at least three starsants must honeymoon. >> at least three stars say must get at least three stars say home office contract . there are home office contract. there are 45,000 of asylum seekers in the country, and i'm supposed they still call them asylum seekers , still call them asylum seekers, i guess, which is like , you i guess, which is like, you know, it means the concept is and in order for someone to want to move to this country, it must be absolutely horrible in their country. and the truth is , it's country. and the truth is, it's not it's not as whatever you know, it is the richest people from those countries that tend to be able to afford because it costs money come costs a lot of money to come across thousands and thousands of and want so of pounds. and so they want so that government is make that the government is make making sure that the people who are are are have the contracts are putting up into nice in

wasn't b140 miles an hour and s, he was doing a0 miles an hour and well within— he was doing a0 miles an hour and well within the speed limit. but the devastation to lewise, probably, and lewis didn't hear him — bicycle, probably, and lewis didn't hear him. he was about 11 bicycle, probably, and lewis didn't hear i he he was about 11 bicycle, probably, and lewis didn't hear i he got was about 11 bicycle, probably, and lewis didn't hear i he got taken bout 11 bicycle, probably, and lewis didn't hear i he got taken out. 11 bicycle, probably, and lewis didn't hear i he got taken out. ii hurt. the sorrow of having somebody hurt. when i was an when i was 18 i suffered an accident. i was knocked off from the motorcycle by a chap pile—on of a motorcycle by a chap who turned right and obviously he was doing between 15 didn't look. he was doing between 15 and hour in a housing and 20 miles an hour in a housing estate. i was paralysed from the waist take two years waist down and had to take two years to learn to walk again. don't to learn to walk again. i don't upset this nonsense, i consider it to there to be nonsense, just because there is one idiot and somebod

s. i was first elected to congress in 1986, sworn into office in 1987, along with congressman john lewis, of georgia, who had become a lifelong friend and mentor. years earlier, john was one of the original freedom riders and served as chairman of the student nonviolence coordinating committee. he was one of the major organizers of the 1963 march on washington. for john, the movement for freedom, justice, and equality, economically, socially, and all aspects of life was not merely a movement, it was his life's work. as times change and struggle for equality took on new forms, his commitment never faltered. he marched on washington through selma and the hawlings of the united states -- and halls of the united states capitol with the same faith, curve ball, and con -- same faith, courage, and conviction. this past weekend, tens of thousands marched on the national mall. harking back to those who stood on the same ground six decades earlier. dr. king's daughter-in-law, andrea walters-king, described to the crowd, we are here to deliberate the soul of the nation, the soul of democracy from t

s g, the front champions. fast take on, don't men's piece. do you have enjoyed great success domestically, but the champions league is a try see the club yet. so when coach lewis and re k says it's not helpful to become fixated on winning the competition. a splendid up is one, only people when someone team over clubs becomes obsessed with something, it's not a good sign you need in these you have some you need hope you need ambition. but obsessing doesn't work in any sector of life. and the asian champions league named walls out of our school to late go to rescue withdrawal organs tournament ab torso . now the whole, the side from his back as don, 6 the leaves early in the 2nd half a let's we had a victory. that was until alley. i little high eagle eyes out of his out in 10 minutes or so his time. kevin benjamin will have to wait to make his save you in the competition. he was not in the out. it's you have signed for them. that's with a g m. k. it is just fine without him winning this 1. 3. now prison in for the room . i mean, you're supposed to, if it goes ality at all, back in the groups age for the 1st time since 2015 and they all the a, c 2155, ac tompkins

s eugene robinson. and senior columnist at "the daily beast," matt lewis is with us this morning. good to have you all. >> you know, willie -- >> feels like school's back. >> when i was growing up in upstate new york, back in the late '70s, i'd sit and listen to a.m. radio all night. i'd listen to wabc george michael in new york city. >> sure. >> i'd listen to cklw. i was in upstate new york, so i could get anything. i could get the east coast. i could get the midwest. but it was a wonderful life, but it was really cold there. >> dark. >> dark early. >> dark like 3:00. >> dark at like 3:00, 3:30, 4:00. >> did a lot of track meets there. >> they'd do weather. it'd be, like, minus 12 degrees. you know, every time i got sad -- >> wait, were katty and i matching? >> i don't know. i'm telling a story. >> this is breaking news. >> we can get to that afterwards. >> okay. >> anyway, willie, it'd be, like, minus 12. >> okay. >> i'd be depressed. >> that's sad. >> up there in big flatts, new york. >> sure. >> we're living in the coldest place on earth. then i get my radio dial, and i always

lewis capaldi. daniel rosney has all the highlights from last night. glamorous selfies with fans... ..and with friends. tv�*se are live from the 02 london for the 28th national television awards. rob burrow! it wasn't to be rob's night in the documentary category. lewis capaldi, who's taking a break from the limelight, thanked his fans. it genuinely means the world. and the national television award goes to... ..happy valley. cheering. undoubtedly, the big winner was happy valley, winning returning drama for its final series. there are very few professions where you walk down the street and somebody says something nice to you, simply because you went to work. so, it's lovely that it's been received so well. sarah was off to take her seat for her drama performance category. thank you. thank you so, so much for this. and later, a surprise — a third gong recognising her powerful performances over many decades. i had no idea. having lovely things said about you by so many people you love and admire. ant and dec. cheering. if you really believe i'm a traitor... - while the traitors scooped best reality competitio

s got do school with a guy who killed a guy. this story? nothing.t do with this story? nothing. absolutely nothing. >> focus on the story, >> try and focus on the story, lewiss. i'm saying people are sick of digressing the sick of you. digressing all the time. we have got time. they are not. we have got to cover the story. >> i think what you're saying is whoever >> i think what you're saying is whoe been to link him to have been able to link him to something. >> oh, i see what you're saying. okay. buried okay. there was a point buried somewhere of somewhere within that morass of nonsense an analogy, nonsense i'm making an analogy, an seem an equivalence. it does seem unfair it's a unfair to sort of. it's like a kind to sort of kind of way to sort of desperately connect him with this thing that he didn't do. and to be and also, natwest is going to be a huge scrutiny at the moment, aren't of what aren't they, because of what happened with the de—banking? they've to this right. they've got to get this right. but use lewis's but i think to use lewis's typical this is bit of typical phrase, this is a bit of a non story, think. i a non story, i think. i mean, i

what about rai lewis the legendary nfl player forced to -- and the famous actor robert deniro's grandson dead or baby elijah in florida with the fentanyl mixed in a blender. look at the s. wedding cram the country and we don't even know who they are or where they are or what they do. look at the 143 migrants apprehended he chaired the border. was only three 2020 during the last administration unless your picnic is how many criminals got away and this is common sense. you don't have trained expert to understand this. look at the record number of migrants making the treacherous journeys baking desert and this man is -- look at the a sexual assault and the to migrants on the journey. mental illness are on the rise and americans are turning to drugs for help and unfortunately the cartel have tainted the illicit drug supply. allowing cartel operas and unidentified people from around the world to enter the country illegally at record levels is enhancing the ability for criminals to kill americans. this is not the government should be doing to keep us safe. you don't had to be a border immigration expert to understand the administration's policies related to the border a reci

s ferrari claimed first place in singapore. an errorfrom george russell on the final lap saw him hand third place to team mate lewis hamilton., 23 centimetres, which is well over a double decker bus, to improve his record by one centimetre. you can see how pleased he is. you talk about superheroes of the day. he is the flying man. his achievements are unbelievable. t achievements are unbelievable. i just cannot understand how... laughter he keeps going. laughter he kees anoin. 2, laughter hekeesuaoin. ., ., , ., laughter hekeesuaoin. ., ., he keeps going. how does he do it? hither he keeps going. how does he do it? higher than — he keeps going. how does he do it? higher than a _ he keeps going. how does he do it? higher than a double-decker - he keeps going. how does he do it? i higher than a double-decker blossom. higher than a double—decker blossom. is he actually flying? higher than a double-decker blossom. is he actually flying?— is he actually flying? yeah. maybe ou need is he actually flying? yeah. maybe you need a — is he actually flying? yeah. maybe you need a poll— is he actually flying? yeah. maybe you need a poll

s documentary following rob, lindsey and their children's journey, "rob burrow: living with mnd", has made the final shortlist in the national tv awards. it's in the authored documentary category alongside deborah james, matt willis and lewisng the website nationaltvawards. com. voting is open now and it closes at midday tomorrow. let's have a look at today's papers. and some front pages carry the latest on crumbling concrete in schools. the guardian reports that money to fix buildings would come from the department for education's existing budget for buildings and not from additional funds. the telegraph quotes the policing minister chris philp, who says forces must investigate shoplifting offences, even if the goods are worth less than £200. the mirror has an interview with labour leader sir keir starmer, who promises not to increase income tax in what it says is a "major election promise". he tells the paper his party "will do nothing to increase the burden on working people." and the mail reports that there's been a "dramatic ten—fold rise" in the number of council employees given permission to work from overseas. it claims the figure has risen from 73 in the year 2020—21 to more than 700 last year. the raf red arrows