the south ever becomes hot. edward howell is an expert on north and south korean politics at oxford university in the u. k. we also, in what north korea's increasing the hostile clustering towards the south tells us about king john owns regime or thank you. so there's been a fundamental shift in north korea's policy stance toward south korea. even though it came down and has not ruled out the unification. of the industry nation with itself in nation, the people he has moved out the media to patient have to states. and this is a very different to what his, his father and his grandfather has done. now, north korea view, south fed notes as part the same to them, but there's a full style of aggressive power just like any other phone power. and so we should expect the patients towards south korea to increase. i think it should be taken seriously. it's not simply last of that said, i think the claims that a war on the korean peninsula is no. i think those all still on the alarmist and we need to make sure that we own you won't even the we may not be immune. and that does not mean to say we should be

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researchers at oxford university say the death rate among pregnant women and new mothers arose duringandemic to its highest level in nearly two decades. the department of health said last year nhs england published a three-year plan to make maternity and neonatal care safer. blood clots in the veins was the most common cause of death with heart disease and poor mental health also common. you are watching bbc new a team of lawyers representing the south african government has presented evidence to the united nations highest court today alleging that israel's offensive in gaza amounts to genocides. on the fst of two dates of hearing at the international court of justice, south africa said israel's offense and since october has molished much of the gaza strip, killing more than 23,000 people, was decided to bring about the destruction of the population. >> the international community continues to fail the palestinian people despite the overt dehumanizing genocidal rhetoric by israel the government and military officials, matched by the israeli army's actions on the ground. christian: the

howell is an expense on the north and south korean politics and electra at christ church college, oxford university in the u. k. welcome to the w. what does north korea is increasingly hostile upholstering? tell us about kim jong and reading? thank you. so there's been a fundamental shift in north korea's policy stones toward south korea. even the king duncan has not ruled out the unification of the industrial nation with the south for the nation, the people he has moved out the media dictation of the 2 states. and this is a very different to what his, his father and his grandfather has done. now, north korea view, south fed notes as part the same to them both as a full style, aggressive pilot, just like any other phone pounds. and so we should expect for the patients towards south korea to increase. so this should be taken seriously. it shouldn't sort of simply be seen as simply more more rhetoric from kim john i think it should be taken seriously. it's not simply last of that site. i think the claims that a war on the korean peninsula is no. i think those all saw the alarmist, and we need to make

researchers at oxford university say the death—rate among pregnant women and new mothers rose, duringevel in nearly two decades. blood clots in the veins, was the most common cause of death, with heart disease and poor mental health also common. the department of health says "last year, nhs england published a three—year plan to make maternity and neonatal care safer". you're live with bbc news an inquiry into the post office horizon it scandal has today heard evidence from one of the investigators who helped to prosecute post—masters and mistresses. stephen bradshaw became part of the investigations team in 2000 — when the issues with the it programme were first becoming apparent. he told the inquiry that he became aware of media reports about the problems by 2010 — but said he was �*not technically minded'. here he is being asked if he would have still prosecuted it's a big day forjanet skinner, a former sub—postmistress wrongly convicted and jailed for theft in 2007 but later cleared. it has impacted everything, this has controlled my life since 2006. i was employed by the post off

by oxford university press.3000 children aged 6 to 14 were asked their word of the yean were asked their word of the year, with the most common response being climate change, followed closely by war and coronation. director of oxford children's helen freeman, says it shows children desire meaningful change and cabinet office have unveiled a new official portrait of king charles to hang in public spaces . councils, courts and schools will be able to now request their own free and framed portrait of the monarch at £8 million has been earmarked for the plan to hang the new image of charles in buildings across the uk. some campaigners say it's a waste of money, but the cabinet office says it carries on a tradition this is gb news across the uk on tv, in your car, on your digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news now it's back to tom and . emily. tom and. emily. >> good afternoon britain . it's >> good afternoon britain. it's 12:08 and this afternoon mps will begin debating the government's contr

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researchers at oxford university say the death rate among pregnant women and new mothers rose duringy two decades. blood clots in the veins was the most common cause of death, with heart disease and poor mental health also common. the department of health says, "last year, nhs england published a three—year plan to make maternity and neonatal care safer". the uk government is planning the biggest expansion of its nuclear power industry in 70 years. a new nuclear plant would quadruple supplies by 2050, which the government claims would lower bills and improve energy security. nuclear power currently provides around 15% of the uk's electricity but many of the country's aging reactors are due to be decommissioned over the next decade. the authorities in the ukrainian city of kharkiv say at least 11 people have been injured in a russian missile strike on a hotel. the mayor of kharkiv said no military personnel were in the hotel. you're live with bbc news. the uk's maritime trade organisation says it has received a report of a vessel being boarded by a group of armed men in the gulf of om

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it to the commission of a journalist. moral and so on, all kinds of ethics, for example, at oxford universityre i would be calm, but i immediately generated the corresponding recipe, so to speak, and we continue the union... on important topics on our airwaves, and we are joined by elizaveta tsimbalist, producer and cultural manager of yucrainer, she is actually our ready to tell about the history of ukrainians in the documentary returning home. welcome to espresso, ms. elizaveta. greetings, thank you for the invitation. well , actually, i'll briefly explain to our audience what this documentary is about, it's about... it's about people, yes, about ukrainians , and about ukrainians who, in a difficult time for ukraine, returned to be useful and help on the ground, some fight, some volunteer, some develop business, and in fact, in this film , the heroes of the first series became a restaurateur, an aitivite and a young scientist, and then let's tell our viewers in more detail what actually inspired you to this plot, yes, why you... young scientist, and let's try to understand together, so wher

but as you can see from these images from a new study conducted by university of oxford scientists , both planets are actually a comparable shade of greenish blue. well, to help us understand this, i'mjoined by professor catherine heymans. she's the astronomer royal for scotland, and a professor of astrophysics at the university of edinburgh. hello to you. thank you very much forjoining us. hello to you. thank you very much forjoining m— hello to you. thank you very much forjoining ve— for “oining us. please explain, why did forjoining us. please explain, why did we think _ forjoining us. please explain, why did we think they _ forjoining us. please explain, why did we think they were _ forjoining us. please explain, why did we think they were these - did we think they were these different colours to begin with? these images that we are used to seeing are from the voyager two nation. it was a nasa spacecraft that was launched in the late 70s and took images of uranus and neptune in the late 80s by the time it got there. now, the way you and i see colour is we have photo receptors in o

researchers at oxford university say the death—rate among pregnant women and new mothers rose during blood clots in the veins, was the most common cause of death, with heart disease and poor mental health also common. the department of health says, "last year, nhs england published a three—year plan to make maternity and neonatal care safer and more equitable". the international court ofjustice in the hague is considering whether israel has engaged in "genocidal acts" in gaza. the case has been brought by south africa. its lawyers will urge judges to order israel to "immediately suspend" its military operations. but israel's president has described the case as "atrocious" and "preposterous". here's our diplomatic correspondent, paul adams. for three months the world has looked on in horror at the scenes from gaza, the huge numbers of palestinian civilians killed orforced to move, the shear level of destruction. south africa says this is evidence of genocide. israel says that's an outrageous accusation. according to a 1948 convention, genocide is a crime committed with the intent to d

researchers at oxford university say the death—rate among pregnant women and new mothers rose, duringommon cause of death, with heart disease and poor mental health also common. the department of health says "last year, nhs england published a three—year plan to make maternity and neonatal care safer". you're live with bbc news. a court in new york is hearing closing arguments in president trump's civilfraud trial. he has been barred from speaking during the final day of proceedings after the judge said the former president had failed to agree to limits on what he could say. mr trump and two of his sons deny hugely exaggerating the value of their properties to secure better loans. this book and asked about the proceedings. is defence lawyer wanted an opportunity to speak and when the judge asked if donald trump is willing to abide by the restrictions he had put in place, donna trump responded in a rant saying that he wasn't an innocent man and didn't want to abide by the restrictions thejudge had set want to abide by the restrictions the judge had set because want to abide by the rest

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jeanette dull, co director of oxford university institute for ethics law and armed conflict, says destroyinges international law, except under very limited circumstances. >> cemeteries are not -- objectives. they are in fact what international law would consider an object that is normally dedicated to civilian purposes, like places of warship generally. so this is protected from intentional attack. it can only be intentional attack were destroyed if it becomes a military objective. >> reporter: in some cases, like this cemetery in this refugee camp, is really bulldozers turn cemeteries into military outpost, parking armored vehicles behind freshly raised -- the damage often delivered and progressive. over two weeks in december, the military bulldozed more and more of this cemetery east of khan younis, building defensive fortifications. cnn witnessed firsthand the result of israel's bulldozing of graveyards while embedded with israeli forces last week. the armored personnel carrier cnn was traveling in drove right through this cemetery in an outbreak, freshly bulldozed dirt road. and then the

that's 45 times more cases than a year before a study by oxford university suggests. data is fake . officials say the is fake. officials say the decline in routine vaccinations is concerning, and doctor tamara keith told gb news earlier that getting the jab is the only way to protect children . to protect children. >> measles is not just a fever with a rash, it can cause all sorts of complications. it can give your child seizures , give your child seizures, pneumonia. they can end up in hospital and in the very worst cases it can actually prove fatal. cases it can actually prove fatal . and i'm not saying that fatal. and i'm not saying that to scare people , but with to scare people, but with a simple vaccination given to your child, you can protect them against measles. and so that really is the best thing you can do . do. >> the met office is warning of strong winds and heavy rain across the whole of the uk, as another storm sweeps in, storm jocelyn , she's called she's jocelyn, she's called she's battering britain right now with amber and yellow alerts issued for m

the 2 oft left and second a data base by oxford university. 2 on the trite is not easy to translate well for yous. this was the baptist found i welcome anyone else who has a data base that trax these. the top left is the most relevant. uses the 10% threshold and by comparison we were 2 thirds of the contracts within 10% of the budget this shoes 31%. we are 40% of our projects finishing on schedule this . data is 25. we are double had the industry standard is, it suspect one data point. i thought it was interesting we are more than double that the standard. the other quote provides a broader perspective the projects on budget and schedule. on the right the vast majority the megaprojects go over budget and schedule. this is a part. >> construction projects prosecute today are challenging. and we or i could argue we are not initiating contracts with a more reistic understanding after inception that is common place we have a realistic double at least what this factoid and example is showing. or perhaps because we are doing the best with the resources we have and we are doing really limp we a

it caused irreparable harm, but the hedgehogs at oxford university thought about whether it was possible and conducted a series of hedgehog crash tests. the scenarios were taken from garden and country life. instead of a live hedgehog , a 3d mannequin was used. now british scientists are proposing to label lawn mowers on a hedgehog safety scale. horrible story, heartbreaking. well, how can we keep our children safe on the roads? annually. there are thousands of accidents in russia involving minors, hundreds of wounded, dozens of dead. and often accidents happen in the dark, because children are simply not visible. alexander blinnikov found out how to make young pedestrians more noticeable. these stories are always similar to each other. road darkness, then a sharp impact and a pair of orange headlights flashing in the darkness. even not all drivers immediately understand that a tragedy has occurred. it turns out i knocked her down. i thought that there was a dog or something that got run over. i immediately stopped, a twenty-one year old guy from dagestan hit a teenage girl to death, he

social sciences from harvard university and a master's degree in international relations from oxford universityto the top job at the pentagon, sent a terrible message to women trying to get into the still-closed gender clubs of boys in military and uniform. with hillary, it would be a double female breakthrough, for two of america's highest posts at once. but biden didn’t like michelle. everyone openly talks about the conflict of positions on the operations of the american military in the middle east, but is silent about a more serious conflict of interest, financial. michelle flornoy has ties to the military-industrial complex and was a co-founder of a think tank. new american security and consulting firm westexas advisors. both structures rely on contracts from defense contractors. she also served on the board of consulting giant bowes ellen hamilton and served as a senior advisor at boston consulting group. there were whispers on the sidelines of the white house that these old connections could jeopardize her objectivity when making future decisions as head pentagon. i find it difficult to i

he received degrees from princeton, yale and oxford university as a rhodes scholar and is a former clerk to supreme court justice thurgood marshall. hes the author of race, crime and the law a winner of the robert f kennedy book award and the persistence of the color line, racial politics and the obama presidency, among others. tonight will discuss susan's new book charleston race. water the coming storm, which publishers weekly that crawford persuasively links the precarious position of the city's black neighborhoods to the other legacies of slavery and racism, including schools and the lack of affordable housing for low and middle income families. while david goodrich, author of on freedom road, that this is an important and pressing present book, presenting a clear eyed view of the inevitable track of sea level rise, and how it intersects with the prius, with the historic and present issues of race in charleston. and it is a powerful portrait of the coast, the cost of climate denial coming due. please join me in welcoming. thank you. well, thank you very much. it's wonderful. be here

and in spring of 2023, was visiting fellow at oxford university american institute.ank all of the witnesses for being here today and i recognize you for your opening statement. >> thank you mr. chairman. members of the committee, chairman greene, ranking member thompson, members of the distinguished committee, montana attorney general. as the attorney general and chief law enforcement officer for the state of montana i'm grateful for this committee's attention to how secretary alejandro mayorkas's failed leadership and how it has impacted the state of montana. secretary mayorkas and the biden administration have poured gasoline on this fire. the southern border in the drugs flowing across it into communities large and small across our nation are ultimately the reason that i am the attorney general of montana today. i am from rural montana, whereas a private practice attorney until two drug dealers sped past my kids school, one shooting at the other out his vehicle window in broad daylight. after that incident, i became our elected county prosecutor where i saw what i

researchers at oxford university say the death rate among pregnant women and new mothers rose duringon cause of death, with heart disease and mental health also common. you're watching bbc news. a team of lawyers representing the south african government has presented evidence to the united nations highest court today, alleging that israel's offensive in gaza amounts to genocide. on the first of two days of hearings at the international court ofjustice, the south africans said israel's offensive, which since october, has demolished much of the gaza strip, killing more than 23,000 people, was designed to bring about "the destruction of the population". the international community continues to fail the palestinian people, despite the overt, dehumanizing, genocidal rhetoric by israeli governmental and military officials, matched by the israeli army's actions on the ground. the case for the defence will be presented tomorrow. the israeli president has condemned the south african case as atrocious and preposterous. the united states has registered its opposition to the case. in a press br

it was in the top four words of 2023 by oxford university press. these candies feature misprints that the brand is calling messages as blurry as your relationship. okay, i thought for a minute there. >> maybe i needed glasses. i couldn't make out what it was saying. so it's supposed to be that way. it's intentional, i get it. okay, now we go to colorado for firefighters. there came to the aid of a distressed little dog that had wandered onto the thin ice of a pond and then fell right through. here now, the poor animal, the colorado springs fire department releasing video of a firefighter tethered to a rope as he reached the animal in the water. crews on land held on to the other end of the rope, and once the firefighter managed to get a secure hold of the dog, well, crews pulled the animal and the firefighter right across the frozen pond to safety. >> thank goodness 13 year old gamer from oklahoma has beaten a 40 year old video game that many of us thought was unbeatable. oh oh my god. >> oh. >> and that reaction is just everything you can hear the