- edmonds, we looked at it about ten minutes— edmonds, we looked at it about ten minutes ago — edmondsaying you did not see it at the time? all— minutes ago. you are saying you did not see it at the time? all right. - not see it at the time? all right. there was _ not see it at the time? all right. there was another _ not see it at the time? all right. there was another related - not see it at the time? all right. there was another related issue | not see it at the time? all right. - there was another related issue that you referred — there was another related issue that you referred to — there was another related issue that you referred to this _ there was another related issue that you referred to this in _ there was another related issue that you referred to this in the _ there was another related issue that you referred to this in the context i you referred to this in the context of the _ you referred to this in the context of the policy— you referred to this in the context of the policy of— you referred to this in the context of the policy of discharging - of the policy of dischar

edmonds commented on this after the meeting _ professorjohn edmonds commented on this after the meetingto account the — this after the meeting taking into account the issue _ this after the meeting taking into account the issue of _ this after the meeting taking into. account the issue of asymptomatic cases— account the issue of asymptomatic cases where — account the issue of asymptomatic cases where the _ account the issue of asymptomatic cases where the evidence - account the issue of asymptomatic| cases where the evidence suggests 40% of— cases where the evidence suggests 40% of biologically _ cases where the evidence suggests 40% of biologically confirmed - cases where the evidence suggests| 40% of biologically confirmed cases are asymptomatic _ 40% of biologically confirmed cases are asymptomatic and _ 40% of biologically confirmed cases are asymptomatic and that - 40% of biologically confirmed cases are asymptomatic and that is - 40% of biologically confirmed cases are asymptomatic and that is of- are asymptomatic and that is of course — are asymptomatic and that is of course in —

on the 29th of january, the chief medical officer, professor chris whitty, e—mailed professor edmondsith a request to model what could be done to delay the upswing of an epidemic. professor edmonds says in the course of a fairly lengthy e—mail given the apparent speed of spread, it seems unlikely that contact tracing and isolation will be effective in buying as much time. there was a basic system for contact tracing, the first few hundred cases system, a system by which travel and index cases could be tracked and the virus suppressed in those particular cases. did hugh as cabinet secretary no, were you told early —— late january, early feathery, that it was unlikely the system would buy any more than a short delay? i unlikely the system would buy any more than a short delay?— more than a short delay? i don't recall it in _ more than a short delay? i don't recall it in exactly _ more than a short delay? i don't recall it in exactly those - more than a short delay? i don't recall it in exactly those terms, | recall it in exactly those terms, although if that were contained for example i

have been very tricky in terms of the language use the never even wind use the word reparation in edmond technologies and, and that is quite deliberate things. uh it will open a, a, a thunder as box the. and you'd also realize that a good number of countries in their waste have not been support you for what is it, what has been happening here? so the moment they put some was supposed to be here, or not my case against the gentleman. the next thing it would be them who would then also have to pay the items that you get. i do order a highly not you know, but i didn't. what did you get on top of it? you didn't, i'm, i'm always not c, d 's and i get a now they need it on the, the late 19th century, we saw a campaign to colonize the region, which would later come to be known as german south, west africa. by then, most of the continent had long been divided between european color noises and germany shall, could not be described as prime land. however, by various means, the new mazda is begun to claim past due land and livestock from the indigenous hereto number tribes. i mean, many people on t

edmond. he is speaking like kahana. nev.or lebanon. why did they get their american allies to the region? or what did the americans clearly stated that they came to the region to deter hezbollah? because the israelis told the americans were not able to confront hezbollah. hezbulah means targeting military airports and setting it out of service, hitting economic, military, security and intelligence spots and damaging them during the first three days of the battles and israel will need a military allly to support it. it will not be easy war, but the israeli arena will be badly damaged. אומרים, אנחנו מכילים, מכילים, לא מכילים שום דבר, זה לא הכלה, יש פה תגובות עוצמתיות, עוצמתיות מאוד, אני חושבת שאפילו קצת יותר מזה, אבל הטווח זמן המיידי מה אסור לנו? אסור לנו להגיע למצב של מלחמת הטשה על גבול הצפון שמוחזק על ידי חיסבה, ולכן תדרש חשיבה משמעותית וחשיבה יצירתית, מה אנחנו עושים, אגב לא רק כדי לא לספוג את ההטשה, אלא אני לא רואה איך המערכה הזאתי מסתיימת בלי שמי. מרחב ביטחון בצפון, אנחנו יודעים, שהאזרחים ותושבי הצפון אומרים בעצמם לא יחזרו

members of the committee edmond lee public works project manager. i'm here to present an update to the 2011 road repaving and street safety bond. this morning, this bond was was a total of approximately $250 million. that was spread across six different programs and just to mention that we are in the closeout phase, we had completed all the goals and objectives that this bond had originally intended. having said that, the six different programs that we performed improvements to was the street repaving and reconstruction. with about $149 million. the streetscape bicycle, pedestrian safety approximately $50 million traffic signal and street improvements through our sister agency. mta $20 million assessable curb ramps $14 million accessible sidewalk so $8 million and street structures at $7 million. the following 4 or 5 slides highlight the accomplishments with these programs. so for the street repaving and reconstruction, we had originally set out to resurface 1175 blocks and we are end our end result that we paved 1436. we completed back in the end o

edmond, he is speaking like kahana.cided to carry out a ground invasion in gaza. of course, entering lebanon is much tougher issue, well they had a pretext to invade gaza due to the catastrophe that fell upon their heads on october 7th. if they were ready for lebanon. "why did they get their american allies to the region? or what did the americans clearly stated that they came to the region to deter hezbollah? because the israelis told the americans were not able to confront hezbollah. hezbollah means targeting military airports and setting it out of service, hitting economic, military, security and intelligence spots and damaging them during the first three days of the battles. and israel will need a military ally to support it. it'll not be easy war, but the israeli arena will be badly damaged." והרבה אומרים, אנחנו מכילים, מכילים, לא מכילים שום דבר, זה לא הכלה, יש פה תגובות עוצמתיות, עוצמתיות מאוד, אני חושבת שאפילו קצת יותר מזה, אבל הטווח זמן המיידי מה אסור לנו? אסור לנו להגיע למצב של מלחמת הטשה על גבול הצפון שמוחזק ע

edmonds, didn't you, during his time there?parently itv regretted there? apparently itv regretted the noel the decision to pay noel a lot of money and then it didn't really work for them, did it? >> well, you know , they they >> well, you know, they they paid a lot of money for noel edmonds, and i think he set a new high water mark to attract any other people to the jungle now that they want. then they're going to have to pay more. it's, it's a progress he really enjoyed it. i mean he really enjoyed it. i mean he really enjoyed it. i mean he really enjoyed it and he called it a bank raid because he was the first one to be voted out. that was their mistake. their mistake was their mistake. their mistake was actually creating a game that saw a number of people, you know, in in front who were more popular than noel. but he he was very he was he was full of praise for it. i mean, look, this is a man bred on live tv, you know, bred by the bbc. he's a pro. and he said the production values for that show. so past anything, he'd worked

לפתור את הבעיה הזאת, יכול לפתור אותה media users reacted, kern everyone is racing with ben giver, edmond they had a pretext to invade gaza due to the catastrophe that fell upon their heads on october 7th. if they were ready. for lebanon, why did they get their american allies to the region? or what did the americans clearly stated that they came to the region to deter hezbullah, because the israelis told the americans were not able to confront hezbollah. hezbulah means targeting military airports and setting it out of service, hitting economic, military, security and intelligence spots and damaging them during the first three days of the battles and israel will need a military allly to support it. it will not be easy war, but the israeli arena will be bad. that things may develop and a war might start there, this topic was discussed in the media of the israeli enemy, and was perceived as a long attrition war that is not in the interest of the occupation entity. חזית הצפון. ולא זה והרבה אומרים, אנחנו מכילים, מכילים, לא מכילים שום דבר, זה לא הכלה, יש פה תגובות עוצמתיות, עוצמתיות מאוד, אני

i don't know as hostage edmonds like to watch football with friends like most into pretzels. there's a natural accompaniment to watching football and forgetting the crop stuff. germans won't be able to load drinking resistance. basically. not the case that you can drink. although the emotional excitement of football can't get too much, the germans study and the scientific report recorded increased hospital admissions . the hospital during the 2014, well they finish the day with a long time ago, a sunday stroll jennings level working. and there's a really that michelle and how are still going? wow, me says had a busy day. perhaps he needs a holiday somewhere in his office, as always like him to describe the law. which jen? your enrico for just one day. the worries our reporter, hannah homo reveals the must seize of the laughing and capital like historical hotspots and great places to enjoy laughing and dishes. the one to be said, one of your hidden gen the city is usually on peoples travel bucket list. i'm in re got the castle of life, be out. admittedly, i don't really know t

edmond dzhelbonov saw what the main trophy of the games of the future looks like.rst ever innovative sports event of the future game. future games are a new era in competitive competition. esports and classical sports, and it is logical that such hybrid disciplines should have a futuristic trophy unlike any other. today for the first time the general public was shown the prize for which in the next athletes from all over the country will fight in kazan this year. the apocalypse of the new generation gaming industry. meet the main trophy of the games of the future. it can hardly be called a cup, there are almost 50 elements made of plastic and stainless steel, there is even a sub. as the designers say, this award should evoke an association with the system unit, because every sport discipline is directly related to computer games, in his address to future participants of the tournament , about what prospects are opening up for athletes of the new generation vladimir putin said. the very idea of ​​combining classical sports and e-sports reflects the image of russia,

you say to professor ferguson, and professor john edmonds, thanks for the previous— john edmonds, thankseeks, failure _ when, it may be very soon, in weeks, failure of— when, it may be very soon, in weeks, failure of contact tracing is obviously one possible reason, but a failure _ obviously one possible reason, but a failure of _ obviously one possible reason, but a failure of people with minimal symptoms to identify the importance of choosing not to come forward, even _ of choosing not to come forward, even if _ of choosing not to come forward, even if they do, it is another. in this email. _ even if they do, it is another. in this e—mail, professor, in outline, you are _ this e—mail, professor, in outline, you are dealing with or expressing your views — you are dealing with or expressing your views as to the likelihood of the pandemic, in suing. you have described — the pandemic, in suing. you have described this as local spread in europe. — described this as local spread in europe. do you recall this e—mail? described this as local spread in europe. do you recallthis e—mail? | europe

in my experience last spring hotel, edmonds used small as was in sentences is a very useful skill. my top picks job is a very diverse word and knowing when to say this, here are a few examples, the better stuff. sure. and i'll go out and ask a desktop to come stuff most dosage come to have stuff because like that's to come and getting buddies clause. so zion just hang to call for me the job. i see the mind assigned enough to the most. it is impossible to translate into just one word because it has many uses at best. i would say that sometimes it works as a confirmation and sometimes as a contradiction, 9 don't 9 dos 9 go up, the order will start that order is main to use like the english or and if capitalized, it refers to the gentleman river order. but look really still use this. what a best i can use kristin. tags called so i to oda. does this is cool order the gym . what 9 is open source indifferent? read me news news, and now what's perfectly fine as most a greeting and the response to it. know the number to the pronunciation. convincing tillman's going to be easier if you can

in the last few weeks, the edmond and lily safra children's hospital, together with the sheba medicalr this opportunity. we have gathered the best professionals and trained them. we learned a lot. we consulted with our peers and with the israeli ministry of health and tried to prepare to be able to give those that were kept captive any care and attention they might need when this fortunate event where they are released happens. and indeed, last night, after a very confusing and stressful period, at around 3:30am, we received these i2 captives, children and women, that came back. they underwent a medical evaluation and a psychological evaluation. i am happy to say that, despite the fact that the harsh conditions they have been under and the experience of captivity, they did not require any urgent medical intervention. of course, for the families of those hostages, those that have been released, we have seen the scenes of j°y released, we have seen the scenes of joy and the very touching reunions that happen in hospitals around israel. but there are still many families of those hostages

the estimates from professor edmonds, who reported on the data, they were there _ who reported on thehat effect? i would accept that. you said it was clear - there to that effect? i would accept that. you said it was clear but - there to that effect? i would accept that. you said it was clear but i - that. you said it was clear but i think it was less clear, that's a technical point.— think it was less clear, that's a technical point. think it was less clear, that's a technical oint. ., ., technical point. you mentioned the debate concerning _ technical point. you mentioned the debate concerning reasonable - debate concerning reasonable worst—case scenario and i want to ask you _ worst—case scenario and i want to ask you briefly about your views on that doctrine. you made clear in your— that doctrine. you made clear in your statement that the reasonable worst—case scenario concerning pandemic— worst—case scenario concerning pandemic influenza was predicated upon an— pandemic influenza was predicated upon an unmitigated reasonable worst—case scenario, that is to say that no— worst—case

2nd of february you engaged the advice of professor— february you engaged the advice of professor edmondsebruary, the fifth, — relatively early february, the fifth, there was a cobra meeting and you advised — fifth, there was a cobra meeting and you advised that practically speaking significant border measures, putting aside the issues about— measures, putting aside the issues about trade and commerce and flow of personnel, _ about trade and commerce and flow of personnel, and the political combinations, a stringent process would _ combinations, a stringent process would be — combinations, a stringent process would be unlikely to achieve much other— would be unlikely to achieve much other than— would be unlikely to achieve much other than a delay to be measured in days in— other than a delay to be measured in days in the _ other than a delay to be measured in days in the event of the emergence of the _ days in the event of the emergence of the virus — days in the event of the emergence of the virus question that was a technical— of the virus question that was a technicaljudgment and i wan

the edmond and lily safra children's hospital, together with the whole sheba medical center, has beenm. we learned a lot. we consulted with our peers and with the israeli ministry of health and tried to prepare to be able to give those that were kept captive any care and attention they might need when this fortunate event where they are released, happens. and indeed, last night, after a very confusing and stressful period at around 3:30am, we received these 12 captives, children and women that came back. they underwent a medical evaluation and a psychological evaluation. i am happy to say that despite the fact that the harsh conditions they have been under and the experience of captivity, they did not require any emergent medical intervention. the bbc has been speaking with omer lubaton granot — four of his family members were kidnapped during hamas' attack on israel on october 7th. he was asked about his reaction to the release of the hostages. we are thrilled, of course. it's a very happy, happy day and i think it's the good news that all of our nation needed it after six very long

situation, including the numbers and names of those detained by the inability to contact our chief edmonds. we don't know who was being arrested. we are waiting for a report from the w paid show, because there's a chance some of those detainees will be killed. we know the occupation forces are capable of that. the ministry of house has decided to stop all coordination with the w h o regarding the evacuation until they send us a report explaining what happened the because it was the mean, the target for israel. even if they run out of everything to provide urgent care for more than $30000.00 people who've been wounded in israel's warrant because the job, how does their it's on it's called a couple i zoom is in san eunice fosdick now it's almost 2 hours into the seas 5, i think safe to say 2 hours. the 1st 2 hours without fighting. just take us through the mood of the people. how people are reacting to this. do. do they feel it safe, given everything that they've gone through a yes, there is streets of gaza strip off the announcement of the us used by i missed the sation of old men. it to ac

we will keep them here at the edmond safra children's hospital for as long as they need and care for them, help them in their preparation of coming back to their communities. >> 39 palestinians have been released from a prison in the west bank in exchange for the israeli hostages. hundreds of palestinians welcomed freed prisoners in the early hours this morning, crowds prisoners in the early hours this morning , crowds cheered, this morning, crowds cheered, clapped and waved flags in the streets as buses of prisoners arrived. it's understood six women and 33 children are among those freed prisoners . in the those freed prisoners. in the second batch of the exchange deal , the met police have deal, the met police have launched an investigation into a group of protesters who intimidated a gb news political correspondent at a pro—palestine protest in london. katherine forster found shelter after being surrounded by irate demonstrators . hours in a post demonstrators. hours in a post on the met. police say the right of the press to freely report on protests is no less important than the

situation, including the numbers and names of those detained by the inability to contact our chief edmonds. we don't know who was being arrested. we are waiting for a report from the w paid show, because there's a chance some of those detainees will be killed. we know the occupation forces are capable of that. the ministry of house has decided to stop all coordination with the w h o regarding the evacuation until they send us a report explaining what happened, the because it was the mean, the target fraser, even if they've run out of everything to provide urgent care for more than 30000 people who been wounded in israel's warrant because the job, how does their a lot set for this news? uh, just to recap of our top story this our 4 day si size being agreed between the last of it's from the beginning cause on friday at 500 gmc at 7 am local time seen earlier on in the day the spokes posts would come. sorry, foreign ministry announcing what a bean and cheese you will see the release of captives over several days as a result of that should truce. this is the cause of the sky line as we see is

, data professor neil ferguson and professor john edmonds, who were pushing for it and they were wrongeen >> the modelling that's been done very credible and it's done is very credible and it's very authoritative. had we locked down earlier, would locked down earlier, we would have have . have we would have. >> we would. it's that's true. it's we would have in it's we would have been in lockdown for days. lockdown for 35 days. >> not 69. >> not 69. >> true. well, look, it's >> it's true. well, look, it's all the show is the home of diverse opinion. what's yours? mark gbnews.com as a somerset council ditches the word mother in another insult to biological women should the uk follow emmanuel macron's lead and stop woke ideology destroying the engush woke ideology destroying the english language ? former english language? former education minister and full woman dame andrea jenkins gives her take on that shortly . but her take on that shortly. but next up in the clash, as king charles tells a kenya state banquet that the wrongdoings of the past are a cause of the greatest regret should th

we will keep them here at the edmond safra children's hospital for as long as they need and care for them, help them in their preparation of coming back to their communities. >> 39 palestine lions have been released from a prison in the west bank. in exchange for the israeli hostages. hundreds of palestinians welcomed their return in the early hours of this morning, crowds return in the early hours of this morning , crowds cheered, this morning, crowds cheered, clapped and waved flags in the streets as they arrived in buses. it's understood the group includes six women and 33 children. boris johnson has told gb news antisemit autism is like a virus which lurks beneath the floorboards of western civilisation . in the former civilisation. in the former prime minister is attending a march in central london, standing against anti—jewish racism . pm. it comes amid racism. pm. it comes amid concerns over rising tensions across the uk sparked by the conflict in gaza . the director conflict in gaza. the director of campaign against anti—semitism, stephen silverman , told gb news what the mar

any emergent medical intervention , emergent medical intervention, we will keep them here at the edmondra children's hospital for as long as they need us. and care for them, help them in their preparation of coming back to their communities. >> 39 palestinians have been released from a prison in the west bank in exchange for the israeli hostages. hundreds of palestinians welcomed the freed prisoners in the early hours this morning, crowds cheered, clapped and waved flags in the streets as buses of prisoners arrived . it's understood six arrived. it's understood six women and 33 children are among the freed prisoners in the second batch of the exchange deal second batch of the exchange deal, labour mp steve mccabe told gb news he would like to see a two state solution . see a two state solution. >> i want to see a free palestine as well. it's a labour friends of israel objective. i want a two state solution. i want a two state solution. i want to see both the israeli people living in safety and security and the palestinian people in a free state living in safety and security . but you sa

i looked like noel edmonds.ed young ladies in used to look to young ladies in discos and say hi , how are you? discos and say hi, how are you? and i'd give them the impression that i not sure that was in how was your crinkly bottoms ? was your crinkly bottoms? >> that's a great photo of me. i sometimes my party pieces to show this photo of me where i have hair and i'm standing in a crowd around tony blair. the day tony blair is elected leader of the labour party and people can't because can't recognise me because i have hair. yeah there have so much hair. yeah there you i mean, tell us what do >> so, i mean, tell us what do you change your hairstyle or is it as you're losing it, you it just as you're losing it, you change hairstyle? it just as you're losing it, you change hair'shairstyle? it just as you're losing it, you change hair'shairabsolute disaster. >> hate my hair. i wish >> i hate my hair. i wish i didn't any, be honest. didn't have any, to be honest. >> it's such an apparent. it makes look younger make

with live tv, i don't with covid, live on tv, i don't know if it'd be like with mr blobby and noel edmondswheel to see somebody spinning a wheel to see if it seems like a sort of alan partridge. >> yeah, one of his sort of prime ministers injecting diseases or, you know, be like the who was selwyn the guy who was it, selwyn gummer, got his kids to eat gummer, who got his kids to eat the burgers? >> did? that's right. cjd >> he did? that's right. the cjd burger yeah. >> he did? that's right. the cjd burtheresa|. could do >> theresa may she could do chlamydia. >> theresa may she could do chliyesdia. >> theresa may she could do chliyes .ia. >> yes. >> yes. >> i just think it's a scope . >> i just think it's a scope. channel 4. >> mean, boris nearly died >> i mean, boris nearly died from covid. so, i mean, this this backfired this would have backfired terribly. what would terribly. something what would you do ? something quite you do? something quite mediaeval. neil kinnock , mediaeval. neil kinnock, scrofula. scabies yeah. sorry. carry on. yeah, well, boris. bofis carry on. yeah, well, boris.

with live tv, i don't with covid, live on tv, i don't know if it'd be like with mr blobby and noel edmondswheel to see somebody spinning a wheel to see if it seems like a sort of alan partridge. >> yeah, one of his sort of prime ministers injecting diseases or, you know, be like the who was selwyn the guy who was it, selwyn gummer, got his kids to eat gummer, who got his kids to eat the burgers? >> did? that's right. cjd >> he did? that's right. the cjd burger yeah. >> he did? that's right. the cjd burtheresa|. could do >> theresa may she could do chlamydia. >> theresa may she could do chliyesdia. >> theresa may she could do chliyes .ia. >> yes. >> yes. >> i just think it's a scope . >> i just think it's a scope. channel 4. >> mean, boris nearly died >> i mean, boris nearly died from covid. so, i mean, this this backfired this would have backfired terribly. what would terribly. something what would you do ? something quite you do? something quite mediaeval. neil kinnock , mediaeval. neil kinnock, scrofula. scabies yeah. sorry. carry on. yeah, well, boris. bofis carry on. yeah, well, boris.

this is ramona in edmond, oklahoma, good morning. caller: hi, thank you for taking my call.think we should continue to support ukraine because it's international interest. we put in is allowed to take ukraine, he will not stop there and we may end up in a third world war. as far as supporting israel, we need to force israel to make peace with the palestinians. we need to start funding israel -- we need to stop funding israel in the persecution of palestinians. they been persecuted for decades. that continues the status quo and costs american taxpayers money that should go to americans in america. it would improve our moral status on the world stage. we cannot talk about human rights and still support israel's persecution of palestinians. host: this is red creek, new york, independent. caller: good morning. there is so much to talk about. we need to support israel. they been our ally for years. the palestinians elected hamas to meet them. hamas needs to be removed from the world. as far as ukraine, we should support ukraine but europe needs to support ukraine also. we are pay

. >> she's lovely and also john, there was a noel edmonds who revealed to the world quite an impressive> so perhaps nigel's been over at virgin active, you know, pumping iron thing is that and he'd be very good at this. >> just be modest and give the impression that didn't solve impression that you didn't solve brexit your own. don't talk brexit on your own. don't talk about brexit. >> won't talk about brexit. >> he won't talk about brexit. he'll just charming. it'll be he'll just be charming. it'll be like hopkins when like when katie hopkins when will take the will he take the bait? >> take the bait? well, >> will he take the bait? well, he should be careful because they mustn't is he should be careful because they look mustn't is he should be careful because they look how mustn't is he should be careful because they look how well mustn't is he should be careful because theylook how well ndidn't is he should be careful because theylook how well ndid .'t is say, look how well i did. >> and it just. it >> and because it just. it doesn't work very well. you he's going to have to work har

. >> she's lovely and also john, there was a noel edmonds who revealed to the world quite an impressiveso perhaps nigel's been over at virgin active, you know, pumping iron thing is that and he'd be very good at this. >> just be modest and give the impression that didn't solve impression that you didn't solve brexit your own. don't talk brexit on your own. don't talk about brexit. >> won't talk about brexit. >> he won't talk about brexit. he'll just charming. it'll be he'll just be charming. it'll be like hopkins when like when katie hopkins when will take the will he take the bait? >> take the bait? well, >> will he take the bait? well, he should be careful because they mustn't is he should be careful because they look mustn't is he should be careful because they look how mustn't is he should be careful because they look how well mustn't is he should be careful because theylook how well ndidn't is he should be careful because theylook how well ndid .'t is say, look how well i did. >> and it just. it >> and because it just. it doesn't work very well. you he's going to have to work hard