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the motoring organisation the rac says the government has missed the target it set for installing high—poweredar motorways. the government wanted every motorway service station in england to have at least six rapid or ultra—rapid chargers by the end of 2023. data from the motoring organisation suggests that only four in ten now meet this criteria. the faster chargers are seen as crucial to encouraging more motorists to switch to electric for longerjourneys. a department for transport spokesman said around 96% of motorway services now offer charging facilities for drivers. now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. hello. the latest named storm of the season, storm henk, has been named by the met office. it is pushing across the uk right now, bringing very heavy rain. there are numerous flood warnings in force and we also have this met office amber warning for the strength of the wind — gusts of perhaps up to 80mph around some coasts, but the swathe of strongest winds across south wales and southern england moving quite quickly eastwards. you can see the squeeze in the isobars here.

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the rac says the increased use of leds — as opposed to yellower halogen bulbs — could be to blame.hristian was an officer in the women's royal naval service — and herjob was to secretly map the shoreline in advance of the attack — which was a turning point in the second world war. she's been sharing her memories withjohn maguire. all who could get their hands on newspapers... as the news of the d—day landings was greeted with relief and great excitement by the british public, those who'd worked tirelessly to make them happen shared that sense of historic achievement. among them was christian lamb. at six in the morning, i heard the news that they had landed. i was very, very thrilled. she's being brought back to whitehall by the taxi charity for military veterans to visit the area where she worked 80 years ago. in honour of her service, a suite has been named after her in the old war office buildings, now a raffles hotel called the 0w0. we felt we should give a bit of credit to this incredible woman that had helped the nation and help the entire world, when you think of it. especia

rac has, as well. state data shows moderate flu activity. however, wastewater surveillance shows a higher cost attrition in the south bay. city health data shows covid hospitalizations are the highest level they've been tense last march. of those who get tested by medical providers, which doesn't include at-home test kits, the test positivity rate has climbed, as well. the seven-day averages now it 12.9%. >> holidays, people being indoors traveling. all three of these things together are the perfect setting for a perfect storm. snack babies and those with compromised immune systems are most at risk. everybody can help reduce the spread. >> the three major pathogens that are out there that could really harm us. we have vaccines for them. >> according to city data, this year's flu season got off to a most lower -- a much slower rate than last year. at this point last year, it was the client. >> they have suddenly shut down all of their stores. the company was looking for an investment group , but failed to get funding. blames this on decades o

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i rac, livia syria, where are we still have us occupation forces sitting on syria's oil and weak fields? right? well, that's the, let's talk about that because that's an interesting point you raised and this one that i think we need to address and it has to do with really 2 things. are media, which is where we get all information, you know, the average work in american good guy, good galleys. they, they put in their hours, they come home, they'd get their beer, they shouldn't throw d b and they're gonna watch. i don't know blitzer, sean hannity who the hell knows some cable news channel or something and they're gonna expect that they're going to be told the truth. and in fact, they're generally not what they're generally they're not those people were never question. what are military or what our government does in terms of military expansion is. and it's really interesting to because in the past we used to and then the 2nd part of this is politicians. they're supposed to protect us against this kind of study, but they don't. why is it that those 2 entity seem like they're in codes with

number of high—powered electric vehicle charge points near motorways has been missed, according to the racto have at least six rapid or ultra—rapid chargers by the end of last year. data suggests only four in ten now meet this criteria. last year was provisionally the second warmest year in the uk since records began in 1884 — according to the met office. the national weather service said the provisional mean temperature of 9.97 degress celsius was just behind the figure recorded in 2022 — the warmest year on record. scientists say climate change is to blame. you're live with bbc news. the founder of hamas military ring has been killed in beirut. saleh al—aruri was killed and it israeli drone strike. we are joined by our correspondent in beirut, it is a developing story but what can you tell us right now? so developing story but what can you tell us right now?— developing story but what can you tell us right now? so far, there are six --eole tell us right now? so far, there are six people who _ tell us right now? so far, there are six people who are _ tell us right now? so far, there are s

high—powered electric vehicle charge points near motorways in england has been missed — according to the racrway service station in england to have at least six rapid or ultra—rapid chargers by the end of last year. data suggests only four—in—ten now meet this criteria. live now to erin baker, the editorial director at auto trader. good to have you with us. i want to come to the definitions because that's important. we will talk about that's important. we will talk about that in the moment but first of all your assessment. are you surprised at the target has been missed? i’m at the target has been missed? i'm not at the target has been missed? in not surprised. it's a disappointment. i think we forget sometimes that we are in the middle it of this huge transition to electric. we are all learning as worry though, learning the challenges that need to be met and were not moving fast enough. and charging points in the charging rule is a case in point. i don't think there's any lack of will or engagement on behalf of public charging providers. there are so many moving parts to getting these charg

i hate that phrase is going to come up again. strategic strikes against these, this rac todd, you know, kind of, literally, they haven't been very strategic and they haven't been pretty precise. that's according to the new york times this morning, even though haven't killed, they haven't killed anybody. and that's the point that i find these have anyone in this? no, i think this district, the strikes haven't killed anybody. i can go into by the usa as they have. and we will see in a few days it might, could a few people, but he's, he's thinking of it when, when you have this abysmal disrespect for international law, they own a gun. so it's only natural that the, the powers of the world will take as long as out to have other, you know, examples of some of disrespect of international law. and that's what we're seeing, that we're seeing kind of it with repeating the on yet every time you implement layer off, you know, you see something else which, which is you can compare to it. but i think this is the thinking from u. k. and america, is this a small scale? this is very strategic. so this

the rac is warning of really hazardous conditions on the roads, and are saying if you must travel, pleaseting around on the road. lots of surface water and strong winds, in northern ireland they have got a red warning in place for a when's, but if we have a look out to sea, this tide is slowly coming in and some of the strongest warnings around coastal areas, warnings around coastal areas, warnings again of large waves hitting pavements and bringing in a dangerous degree. warnings for those who are walking, be careful of walking around trees and any rate they see slight debris around. there are flood warnings in place across much of the uk, only in london and a small area of the south—east looks likely to avoid the worst damages but we do not know what this storm, storm isha will bring to us so lots of problems and preparations ahead, there are warnings for the ferries, keep an eye on your flights and some cancellations among trains already, and the biggest warning is for those who are going to be on the road. find who are going to be on the road. and also hearing — who are going to be on

rac the second month in a row.d that the price of fuel fell from 146.7 pence on december. the first to 140.6 pence. this has brought petrol pnces pence. this has brought petrol prices down to a level last seen in early february 2022, before russias invasion of ukraine sparked a surge in cost of oil pnces. sparked a surge in cost of oil prices. london underground workers are launching a series of strikes in a dispute over pay engineers will walk out from today, but the biggest disruption to services will be from sunday until next friday. rmt members are taking action in protest at a 5% pay offer, calling it disappointing . the calling it disappointing. the talks have been held this week to try to resolve the dispute . to try to resolve the dispute. and actress glynis johns, best known for her role as mrs. banks in the classic disney movie mary poppins, has died at the age of 100. she sung sister suffragette, a call for women to have the vote in the film. mary poppins won five oscars from 13 nominations and remains o

number of high—powered electric vehicle charge points near motorways has been missed — according to the racave at least six rapid or ultra—rapid chargers by the end of last year. data suggests only four in ten now meet this criteria. you're live with bbc news. let's return to events in tokyo at the herminator airport —— haneda international airport with this dramatic incident where an airbus a350 collided with a small coastguard plane in which sadly five people lost their lives. all 379 people lost their lives. all 379 people on board a japan airlines plane were evacuated safely. let's show you some footage we have from inside the plane in the moments after the planes collided and that situation became more apparent as to what was actually happening. this is from a passenger who could see the smoke from their window and you can hear and see the alarms going off on the plane. the smoke coming out into the plane. the smoke coming out into the plane. the smoke coming out into the plane and then we have heard from an air accident investigator about the events that would have unfolded in the imm

number of high—powered electric vehicle charge points near motorways has been missed — according to the racisionally the second warmest year in the uk since records began in 1884 — according to the met office. the national weather service said the provisional mean temperature of 9.97 degress celsius was just behind the figure recorded in 2022. you're live with bbc news. rishi sunak has spoken to president zelensky on the telephone to reiterate the uk's support for ukraine against russia. this morning kyiv and kharkiv came under attack. at least five people have been killed and more than 120 injured with ukraine claiming to have intercepted more than 70 missiles and drones launched by russian forces. recently, moscow has intensfied its aerial attacks against ukraine. i am nowjoined by sevgil musaieva, who is an editor in chief of the online newspaper ukrainska pravda — ukrainian truth. thank you for coming in the programme. thank you for coming in the programme-— thank you for coming in the i programme-_ as thank you for coming in the i programme._ as we thank you for coming in the _ program

i am looking forward to bringing this rac se fotar donald trump e the next president in the home state of south carolina so the rates can be over and we can focus on firing -- >> laura: nikki haley as your body. things get uncomfortable and he was pretty tough on her last night. a tough address. i would not recommend he go do that in the address. but that is trump. was it uncomfortable for you because she is your friend? >> she has decided to be a moderate republican candidate. >> laura: she said she is not a global list.o sa >> when you are not willing to say unequivocally i will protect social security for every singlh senior citizen today. >> laura: if they just say it is the 20-year-olds that will have adjustment with the age. >> what's the plan, what's the plan. when you think about the fact we don't spend enough money on our iborder and we talk about ukraine, israel, which i support both here and i can tell you this if we don't hav e accountability, you can't put money into ukraine. you have to protect america's rossborder. the biggest inflation in american history is come across

about anti-semitism and plain plagiarism, and diversity, equity and inclusion are watch words for more rac racism. and alan dershowitz on last night, this is not the way that world works, you coached thousands of kids, they probably came into our office, thousands of times, talk about stuff, did it fall back to social justice and racism or were they serious about this or let me ask you, maybe you felt pressure at the big universities you worked at? >> no, what happens in sports, the way should be in the nation, it is about merit. i didn't care who played, i was paid to win games, if you are black or white or catholic or protestant or jewish it did not make a difference, we will play the best, people have to understand, that we are the same way as a sports program, u.s., you get what you put into it. same thing in everything whether a business or politics, if you work hard, get more out of it. down wait for someone to give you something. that is what starting to happen, people are sitting back and wanting something given to them, we had racism here, it has been racism for color, religion, t

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stairss on the airplane but today i saw a president trying to engage with n voters and people in this rac will come down to what the races come down to is the economy in a better spot today? seven months from now? that will help him. is he able to respond? i think a blistering attack long overdue. wedu will be challenging around that we will see how the president responds and there is no doubt presidential contests are tocontrast and a president trump why believe will lock this nomination up because of the early nature of these primaries we will be in store for the longest general election that we have ever had with president trump and biden who are well known by the voters. it will be interesting to see how they differentiate themselves and demonstrate to the country that one of them is best to lead us >> to questions you agree and also harold is giving the president kudos for responding to the attacks. and the truth is i think they hit 120 times or some crazy number and he was not in touch with his general lloyd austin the four-star general in >> and that was a tongue twister for you al

and he said at the time that he was aettempting to create a rac war. but the people of south carolina, the families of the affected victims, all came together to get beyond hate and reach out to help continue this pursuit of a more perfect union. donald trump looked at those people in charlottesville and said there were good people on both sides and those people were uttering things like jews will not replace us. that is a religion. the ame church, that is religion. and donald trump has said things in support of those activities that ties him closely to what happened at mother emanuel. >> "the washington post" reports that former president obama met for a private lunch with president biden recently. to express concern about his biden is managing his re-election bid. this comes as president biden is struggling to solidify support among black voters including on that trip to south carolina. obviously you were instrumental in biden getting the democratic nomination. black voters were instrumental in then senator biden, getting the nomination in 2020. how

rac.>> it's not the first. rachel: if you're tearing down the fence. >> or trying to.arrest, let's see how many grandmas they arrest in the crowd, let's see how manynd up on fbi l list, how many that pushed on a fence will end up on an fbi list or no fly list as so many people on january 6th. >> the characterization -- i was holding a rod shield, getting frozen wa water bottles thrown at me. nobody wanted to talk about what a threat that was to donald trump because it's the wrong guy. you turn it around and it's another thing. rachel: the threat isn't you just on the outside. we're seeing it on the inside of the white house, 100 staffers threatened to quick because they're unhappy with joe biden's position as well. there's a lot of trouble for joe biden on either side of this. >> that was my second take away from this. we will see that divide, that is presumably democrat voters protesting against a democrat president, we'll see how that divide plays out, i was thinking of the ballot box, inside the administration. >> are you going to let junior staffers run your white

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. >> an hour-long roughly, it's really valuable conversations, about rac in this country and how to talkonversations. >>> every year in america, an estimated 400 families are devastated by the unexplained sudden death of a toddler or a young child and usually they don't get many answers about why it happened, but a new study published in the journal neurology. this family's youngest died overnight in 2022. >> i mean, we both sat on the floor next to our kitchen, just, you know, holding our heads in our hands, you can't process reality. >> i just remember saying over and over again, i don't understand. i don't understand what happened. >> aelt ahealthy 17-month-old boy. >> he's fine. he was fine last night, why didn't he wake up? >> so heartbreaking. he's a twin and they were the youngest in the family, researchers at nyu study this family and four other families who lost, video from cribs, they're hoping this prompts more research and more conversation. much more on this whole subject tonight on "nightly news" with lester holt. right on your nbc stations. >> really important reporting, k

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it means travel plans could once again be affected with the rac motoring organisation warning driversrepare emergency survival kits in case of breakdown. meanwhile, the government's cold health alert remains in place, warning of the severe weather's potential to have a significant impact on vulnerable people . impact on vulnerable people. look after your neighbours on tv, online dab+ radio and the tunein app. this is gb news is britain's news channel . britain's news channel. >> thanks, polly. good evening . >> thanks, polly. good evening. big news folks . labour has vowed big news folks. labour has vowed to fight for the nanny state to protect britain's children . protect britain's children. >> i'd make the same argument in relation to super sized tooth brushing. i was genuinely shocked to learn that the most common cause of admission for 6 to 10 year olds is decaying teeth, which have to be extracted . that is shocking. so extracted. that is shocking. so don't tell me that it's nanny state to say we're going to do something to prevent that. who stole his tie? >> now starmer has roll

i mean, shawn,mo at this point, i truly believe she's being paid or something to be in the rac some as a pure spoiler. and, you know, the party should not put up with that. you know, we need to focus our guns on. >> she wants to win. she has to win for ford so her o be competitive and. so far, that's not going. to happen. and, you know, she can overcome a 30 point deficit in south carolina. ointthat would shock me. your dad has the current governor, the sitting governor, two sitting senators, most of the congressional delegation and most ofi read somewhere a d of about 150 statewide officials that are endorsing him. eric trumpabewid, great to have you back, sir. >> thank you. we appreciate it. don't likebae just her. we appreciate you being with us. than youk you.joinin if i heard i think i heard n you right. anyway, joining us now with reaction, fox newow with s contributor joe conscious. >> joe, great to have you back. let me let me go offgreau ba ons issue of how the media, they feel compelled fact checkri in real time whether it's fake. it'ss who's nothe's a journalist he's a liber

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>> well, russ bray will need to go one rac. >> well there he is russ bray thanks ever so much.folks why he's been known as the voice for all of those years. well darts hasn't completely lost his lost lost the voice because he'd be taking that voice all round the world. that's it from me . i'm world. that's it from me. i'm back with you on monday . let's back with you on monday. let's hope the weather improves. i'm sure that it won't. in a moment. it'll be richard tice. but first, let's have a look at that. all important weather says he looks like things are heating up. >> boxt boiler oilers, sponsors of weather on gb news . good of weather on gb news. good evening i'm alex burkill here with your latest gb news weather forecast. >> while some of us may see a touch of frost and some fog patches tonight, there is still some heavy rain affecting southeastern parts. an area of low pressure has pushed its way up as we went through today, bringing some pretty heavy rain across southern areas, and that rain is now going to feed a little further northeastward little bit further northeas

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we are seeing a close -- this is pretty much a neck and neck rac e.ty of the region and also economic prosperity. this is up to the 13% of undecided voters that will go to the polls tomorrow that decide the outcome of the election. the rest of the voting population is somewhat consolidated with the party's support base. we won't see that much change from the previous opinion poll. but the 13% undecided voter will make the call. stephen: for years ago when you and i stood in front of the presidential office and did review of the election then, you gave a dire prediction for the kmt if they did not win. is it even higher stakes now if they don't win? jason: stakes are high but i think kmt has a good chance. after eight years of tpp governance, people are looking for change. the polls show 60% of the people wanted a change of government, so whether kmt can convince the voters, the middle class, the farmers, the fishers to vote for a government that would put the economy ahead of ideology would be something kmt needs to work hard 24 hours before to call t

to supreme court decisions forbidding universities from discriminating against p applicants on the rac. in the students for this case you called this a dog whistle that could invite a lot of chaos and unnecessarily create hysteria among colleges andri universities who may fear that the government may come down on them for the efforts to maintain tdiversity under campuses, once the supreme court spoke clearly on this issue your division released universities telling them how to violate the law by linkingt? student applications o the race, is the administration bound to obey the law or is it not? >> yes congressman. >> had he explained that memo. >> we follow the rulings of the united states supreme court. >> but you don't your memo speaks to thatt can you see how such a memo could be viewed as open defiance to the authority of the supreme court and the rule of law. >> we comply with the mandate of the supreme court. >> but you're not. >> finally how do you see the separation of jurisdictions between local law enforcement agencies and federal law enforcement, what cases do you believe th

without anyone noticing is for and it would fuel for the birds and it would fuel speculation and concern racn the >> yes. and i mean, in the american context , right? you american context, right? you don't to told that joe don't have to be told that joe biden a bit past right? biden is a bit past it, right? you just see darrius and i, you can just see darrius and i, i think it's an interesting one. but then the other point, the main point isn't actually about the head of belinda was the head of state, belinda was talking kate, the princess talking about kate, the princess of wales should she tell us why she's in hospital ? she's in hospital? >> well, look, my point is about the head of state and i think i think, i think i think for less, less important royals, it's probably not as relevant as for the head of state. i was making direct comparison between the us president and or the president and the king or the queen the united kingdom of queen of the united kingdom of great britain northern great britain and northern ireland, it is ireland, and i think it is probably right that the king or q

and rac. i've been called hussy. and rac. i've been called in the press. glamorous and get the job done. >> um, what about the job that you have do ? and that is you have to do? and that is after you won, get a quarter after you won, you get a quarter of million money and of £1 million prize money and you put that money where what business did you start up? >> i started a boxing gym, >> so i started a boxing gym, which own issues with which has its own issues with the of being glamorous and the idea of being glamorous and being a boxing gym. being in a boxing gym. people often expect gym owner often expect a boxing gym owner to look a certain way. so i love the contradiction. i love showing in a red dress showing up in a in a red dress or pink suit and just or a pink suit and just challenging that narrative and how is the business going really good. really good. we are not even a year old yet, so we're 11 months trading the line. months of trading down the line. we are flourishing, we're growing and in the in march at the end of february, we're going to op