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chris and that's for balance photo -- in the surveillance photo. and of course that prepaid cell phone was the very clue that led police to chris, a phone which chrised him. >> novak had said that this card usually used in these phones. >> what's more, chris could not have left that voicemail. by the time of the murder she says he had given the phone away. >> he gave it to novak. >> and novak gave it to ken dolezsar. >> yes, as far as we know. >> and now a theory about motive drifted from loft to loft. hadn't novak borrowed almost 2 million dollars from ken dolezsar ? the friends say they saw him lavishly spend money and never saw evidence of the movie that alone was supposed to pay for, but really was their old friend capable of orchestrating murder and pinning it on chris ? >> there is one person that bragged about knowing russian mafia -- >> how hard would it be to find somebody that looked like chris and he introduced chris from the very beginning with that mi -- in mind of setting him up. >> i know it sounds really dumb like a movie, but if you had ever met novak the man has a by zen timeline. >> she recalled of the supportive chats she had wi

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chris mason interviewing prime minister rishi sunak. tonight it is the turn of the men tipped to take his job at the end of the week, sir keir starmer, to sit down with chris. chrishoping to get his hands on power on friday. if he is dreaming of downing street, there are other stopping-off points first. >> in a few moments we will be arriving -- chris: after our day following rishi sunak yesterday, today we are with sir keir starmer. he claims he is taking his party on a long walk back to compatibility and competitiveness, in the polls suggest he is on the brink of a victory. at yet another football ground, a collection of labor activists and his big pitch. >> we have been campaigning for a long time now. i have yet to meea single person who said to me everything is great, please don't change anything, it is fine as it is. people want to change, but change will only happen if you vote for it. hello, i am keir. welcome to my coffee shop. chris: it turns out the liberal democrats don't have a monopoly on splashes of campaigning absurdity. >> two-bag starmer, i am known to be called. chris: and from what he says he has been called to what you might be called soon. a

chris and go, �*chris,"? i won't give it awa ! chris and go, �*chris,"? i won't give it away! g in, and then patty, you can own the weekend. we will wrap it up but i think own the weekend. we will wrap it up but i think it — own the weekend. we will wrap it up but i think it does _ own the weekend. we will wrap it up but i think it does sound _ own the weekend. we will wrap it up but i think it does sound like - but i think it does sound like goodbye, and please — congratulations on your six hours, we look— congratulations on your six hours, we look forward to that moment at 10pm _ we look forward to that moment at 10pm when we see you predict our future _ 10pm when we see you predict our future. ,., ., , 10pm when we see you predict our future. ,., ., _ i. thanks to adam flemming and the rest of the newscasters. now it's time for sportsday. now it's time for sportsday. hello, welcome along to wimbledon, day three, with me, chest pathak. ruthless from emma raducanu who rockets into the thrid round — in little over an hour. the win of her life, britain's sonay kartal, ranked 298

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chris mason. hello, chris. i mason. hello, chris. hello, adam. i know you've — mason. hello, chris. hello, adam. istics. your words on the election — blimey! exactly, blimey! i'm back in the van with no windows, trundling around like a kind of mad thing. yeah, we go again. even the most dedicated newscaster might think we've had enough of chris mason rambling about politics, can we talk about anything else? i get that because i'd be happy to shut up, but stuff keeps happening! a proper thunderbolt moment in welsh politics. ten o'clock this morning with those four, four! resignations. ramming home the internal political truth as a leader, which is if you can't convince your side that you can lead, then you can't leave and you have to go. —— you can't lead. he was saying he was a goner perhaps. you are referring to the four ministers who resigned on tuesday morning, the last four straw. even before he was elected. completely, so, iwas before he was elected. completely, so. i was here _ before he was elected. completely, so, i was here in _ before he was elected. completely, so, i was here in cardif

delegation includes jim gaffigan, conan o'brien, tig notaro, whoopi goldberg, jimmy fallon, and chris rock. chris. chrisease, for safety's sake, i would just keep mary magdalene's name out of your mouth. 'cause the pope wears a big ring. of course, meeting the pope is a huge honor, and absolutely nothing could possibly sully the joy of this trip. >> italian media reports pope francis used a homophobic slur once again on tuesday. >> stephen: happy pride? [laughter] why? why, pope frankie, why? you're the progressive pope. you've made landmark statements in support of same sex civil unions, conducted lgbtq+ outreach, and said of gay priests "who am i to judge?" evidently, you're the pope! but you're supposed to be the cool pope! the vatican ally! you were -- how do i put this? >> you were the chosen one! >> stephen: i can't believe that i am alive for the first time anyone's ever been disappointed by the catholic church. [laughter] 'cause now all of a sudden, pope francis is less pro-lgbtq than nascar. don't believe me? they sell shirts that say yaaaascar. it's not easy to be less tolerant than nascar. yo

chris just a few moments ago? chris, thank you. chrisent biden has used a televised address from the white house to say that he ended his campaign for re—election to save american democracy. speaking in the oval office, he said he'd believed he did deserve a second term but thought it was time to �*pass the torch' to a younger generation. joe biden withdrew from the presidential race at the weekend, after mounting pressure from fellow democrats. here's our north america editor, sarah smith. my fellow americans... one of the most significant speeches of his career was the one he never wanted to make, and he did not sound happy about having to step aside. you know, in recent weeks, it's become clear to me that i needed to unite my party in this critical endeavour. i believe my record as president, my leadership in the world, my vision for america's future all merited a second term, but nothing, nothing can come in the way of saving our democracy. much of the biden clan were there to support him in this emotional moment, which he hopes will

chris, if you have to think a long _ position. chris, if you have to think a long way _ position. chris to think a long way back, i - position. chris, if you have to think a long way back, i thinkj position. chris, if you have to l think a long way back, i think is 1992 in the sun newspaper ran the headline. their ability has waned to recall elections and recently years —— in recent. the sun endorsing labourfor their —— in recent. the sun endorsing labour for their victory at you might say at the 11th hour. ilauiith might say at the 11th hour. with robabl might say at the 11th hour. with probably one — might say at the 11th hour. with probably one of _ might say at the 11th hour. with probably one of the most lukewarm endorsement i've ever seen! they didnt— endorsement i've ever seen! they didn't even— endorsement i've ever seen! they didn't even mention the word labour on the _ didn't even mention the word labour on the front— didn't even mention the word labour on the front page. the editorial spoke _ on the front page. the editorial spoke almost with regret. one of the things— spoke

chris: everybody good? victoria: and during this research trip, the team will have just four days in the peninsula. chris: let's go. so, we are going to go that way... victoria: chris the world wildlife fund. chris: we were gonna go this way, now we're gonna go that way. so we're a kinda mixed up right now. let's take a peek. we're gonna go take a peek, that way. victoria: he's the charity's global lead on whale conservation. as we search, the weather closes in. chris: one of the best ways that we can find humpback whales in these conditions, when it's foggy and it's snowy, is actually listening. so we'll turn off the zodiac engine, close our eyes, and just listen for the blows. (whale call) we'll hear big blows of humpback whales and you can hear them for quite a far distance, so even though you can hear them it may take a while to find them. (blowing) ready? victoria: there's another piece of kit to help in the search. (drone motor revs) chris: we're looking, using the drone. it's kind of our eyes in the sky to help us look for whales. and we can get, basically, photos and videos of it. flying above it. victoria: using drones has transformed scientists' ability t

chris said, i reflections on that? when chris said. i don't— reflections on that? when chrisn't think you should have pulled, i_ said, i don't think you should have pulled, i thought he was bonkers but now i_ pulled, i thought he was bonkers but now i understand that because clearlym — now i understand that because clearly... 117 seats in play, i don't — clearly... 117 seats in play, i don't get _ clearly... 117 seats in play, i don't get out enough, these guys do is. don't get out enough, these guys do is because — don't get out enough, these guys do is. because it is not as we are seeing — is. because it is not as we are seeing it— is. because it is not as we are seeing it in— is. because it is not as we are seeing it in s w one. the point, i can see— seeing it in s w one. the point, i can see why— seeing it in s w one. the point, i can see why you would say some of the polls— can see why you would say some of the polls are quite damaging. yeah, and i have been _ the polls are quite damaging. yeah, and i have been out, _ the polls are quite damaging. yeah, and i have been o

chris, thank you very much. chris - whole other thing. all right, chris, thank you very much. vernment sets out its plans for legislation in the king's speech. labour say the measures will help "take the brakes off britain". and coming up — we talk to the athlete who's vying to become britain's fastest woman coming up on bbc news, we'll be at troon ahead of the open, which gets under way tomorrow with organisers standing firm on prize money. the head of the us secret service kimberly cheatle is under more pressure to resign after the attempted assassination of donald trump after she said agents didn't guard the roof used by the gunman because it was too slanted. she said there were health and safety concerns about putting people on to it. our north america editor sarah smith reports. there are obviously still a lot of unanswered questions about that extraordinary security failure, and republicans here are understandably very angry about it. in fact, the top republican in congress, mike johnson, has said he is adding his voice to those calling for the head of the secret service

chris. the statue of chris smile at me as i walk in. chris, it's nice to see you in person so why don't you go first? thank you. thank you. you've all. it is easy to see in the events of the american revolution and found in the birth of a nation of free market capital. listen. the resistance to the british navigation acts and other trade restrictions, the constitu tional convention convened to end the economic turmoil of the articles of confederation. the constitution's protections of property and contract the fledgling government's bold funding of war debts and establishment of a national bank. it is important to recognize, however, that these were matters of intense controversy. hamilton's debt and banking proposals were bitterly contested and enacted narrowly with a fair amount of political subterfuge. federalists and democratic republicans differed vehemently on federal and state roles in economic policy, crony capitalism, making sport of property and contract act, and many anti-market nostrums were prevalent in the state legislatures bef

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chris? >> see, chris? >> chris looking nervous, just sweating at the word divorce. gh rachel reeves i will rip up rules on planning . within days, rules on planning. within days, the chancellor will declare war on britain's planning system tomorrow, vowing to take the difficult decisions needed to boost the economy . we've got the boost the economy. we've got the daily telegraph now labour to bnng daily telegraph now labour to bring back housing targets. prisoners may be free after 40% of their sentence and shock defeat for le pen, as macron's alliance holds on daily express. our challenge to labour in shaping britain's future. the daily express launches its own manifesto to put its readers at the heart of their job, holding the heart of their job, holding the labour government to account . the labour government to account. they say our ten pledges include the issues that matter most to readers, including protecting uk borders, social care reform and proper investment in our armed forces. social care daily mirror now government gets to work. chancellor i'll make ever

chris, chris, when she was attorney general of california and a senator frorom california, i don't think i ever ptheard her do anything except attack in the encroachment upon the same sanctuary status of th. state of california. she is open borders all the way. now we are led to believe she was holding back her criticismnl of the open border policy, really? no leaks about how she was against it all of these years? come on! >> that is ridiculous to read not only was eight a chief in yuma, but new orleans, el paso part of the job of being numbero was counseled to the number one in chief so with vice president you are canceled t to theespo president. you will receivet al the cabinen secretaries responsible for their spirit they can spend it all they want but the ill vice president and president are responsible 10 million people that have come in plus everything going on, crime, wan everything associated with the amenities. they can spin it but the realite is the vice president and president in charge to overseede all of these policies, they could have done nothing.woul so many people reported if theyn would have just left things alone they would not have a crisis and work on other issuesn what they did best, messed things up periods but when they have a plan and they followed i. chrisive days.plaulant that video next. ♪ ♪ schedule a free consultation. we planned well for retirement, but i wish we had more cash. you think those two have any idea? that they can sell their life insurance policy for cash? so they're basically sitting on a goldmine? i don't think they have a clue. that's crazy! well, not everyone knows coventry's helped thousands of people sell their policies for cash. even term policies. i can't believe they're just sitting up there! sitting on all this cash. if you own a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more, you can sell all or part of it to coventry. even a term policy. for cash, or a combination of cash and coverage, with no future premiums. someone needs to tell them, that they're sitting on a goldmine, and you have no idea! hey, guys! you're sitting on a goldmine! come on, guys! do you hear that? i don't hear anything anymore. find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventryd

chris in alabama, chris? >> good evening cramer . >> bouillon right back at you, what's going on? >> i am on a 17% toboggan right now with environment inc. >> there people in the pentagon that think that maybe they're charging too much money. i think this is the best bang for your buck so to speak that is why it is considered to be too expensive. i like it though., we go to kristin and florida, chrisy, chris, i have to start with go birds. >> what is up? >> i love it i am all about the logistics in the transportation industry. there are two quick things that i wanted to ask you about. just yesterday lineage talked about an ipo with a $19 billion evaluation. i think it's really massive. more importantly a stock that you and i talked about a few weeks ago you weren't entirely sold on it, i think it still has room to run. look at the last few days. >> the rest of the group has been carried off, the stock is down 60% losers will be winners. these are the slow ones now. the times are changing. you might get bored. let's go to bill in massachusetts, bill? >> i feel like opportunities are marking, jim. >> i trade off some of my text starts, i got lucky. but what i did was i showed them the video last year and put that all into meta-. >> well played. well play. >> thank you. you are the only one, when i trimmed it, you are the only one to say that there was nothing wrong with taking profi

in action life and more me, modern main street, democrats, you show one chris house full with chris murphy and mr. troy and chris gould's. america basically called for significant restrictions on us military. so i think that's the key issue we can't take away from his visit is not what is going, which is what reflects and the absence of our part, as you did is i think the stream is more is better for, for making significant policy together for any administration very simple uh and for the health and well being of a us 0 in relation to this based on reciprocity and respect for mutual interest. i'm so if we look ahead to next year and the new administration, do you think it as simple as president trump will, will have, will have israel's back as it was. whereas a president harris will have to do a much more complicated dense a hey, the latter case you, i think you, you hit it correctly and putative present in harris will steal. i think that she's a moderate mainstream democrat. we moderate mainstream views, although i suggested earlier that there is an inner tomlin harris. we're driving is very angry and frustrate

chris: when i did shark week i had to go and dive with a bunch of gray nurse sharks. >> stephen: is that with this is? >> chris: you've got something? this is it. >> stephen: is that you in the tank? >> chrisng came through. and then we went back down. >> stephen: you dragged your child. >> chris: i dragged my child through the middle of it. we sat down there. they can hear what i'm saying and they've told me to go sit at the bottom, so i'm sitting down at the bottom and out of the darkness come 20, 30 of these things. and they are bumping into me. one of the sharks swam by me and had like a spear out of the side of it. >> stephen: somebody tried to take it. >> chris: yeah. they can hear me. i said "should i grab it? should i pull it out?" like it's a toothpick. i kind of went to and the camera guy starts doing this. afterwards, i went up and they said -- they are not man eaters but he would've ripped your arm off if you would have pulled that out. it would've blamed me. lucky i have both arms. >> stephen: we have to take a quick break. we'll be right back with more chris hemsworth, everybody. stick around. skin craving next level hydration? neutrogena hydro boost water cream. a vital boos

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chris, take it away. chris: paperwork. exciting. i want to say a couple things. one is that john and ruy and i don't need any reminder of how good it is to have aei in the world, but you should appreciate, in washington, d.c. today, to have a real republican , a real democrat, who are working in their fields and our respective, to come to a place and have candid conversation about things and talk frankly is extraordinarily rare in washington today. i am grateful to these human beings today. john: we even sat the next reach other. chris: i know, exactly. the other thing, as general framing, my colleague at "the dispatch" has a piece today talking about politics ask fashion, something you put pon -- put on. and i wish struck by you guys talking, which is the policies matter, no doubt, but for voters for whom policies matter, they are probably not very persuadable. if you really care, if you are deeply driven by policy questions, you're probably not up for grabs in the election. but what democrats had was a coalitional pattern was the style was bad. joe biden was too old, and it was not one of particular policy. and one thing you mentioned was the israel policy. it was not that it was this way or that way, it was that it was him. now for democrats, they like their fashion. they like their style now for a like what they are putting on pure they feel good about what it says to the world, which increases enthusiasm. republicans, we saw at their convention, feel really good at their style. they feel excellent care they had

and chris chris lacivita will by show. >> dana: i made them google i it. >> greg: you can have this conversation remember just maybe a week or so ago, we thought trump was going to mellow after the shooting? >> piers: i did say this was an unlikely scenario. it lasted about 3 minutes, mr. nice guy. quite offended anyone would think he could be nice. it's interesting, isn't it? calling him a sexual predator and a cheater. called her dumb as a rock, garbage, a lunatic. the early skirmishes going in a civilized manner. on one level i find these kind of ad hominem attacks distasteful and i wish they would rise above it. on the other, i have penciled in september the 10th, 9:00 p.m. eastern, 2:00 a.m. ukraine time, memo to self, stay up because if they get this debate on abc and i think trump should do it, if they do do it, it will torch the r records of the last one wh biden and could be as consequential. by the time we get to september the 10th, those two on a stage for 90 minutes given what happened at the last debate is going to be absolutely enormous. and how trump conducts himself when kamala h

chris. chris. all right.r team already in paris gearing up for the games. our photographer, in fact, robbie bassam is working to bring us those incredible shots of the city you've been seeing throughout some of our newscasts already. but he's also bringing some smiles to his daughter hazel, here in the bay area so he packed her little boy for the trip. yeah, it's been giving him a little bit of an adventure by showing some famous landmarks throughout paris. then he sends him back to her. isn't that cool? oh my goodness yes. so then hazel knows bluey's okay. yeah. might come back with an accent. yeah he already has an accent. exactly. even more because by azure now. yes, my daughter is obsessed with bluey too, so i might have to, you know, show her. oh yeah. follow bluey's adventures. by the way, shout out to robbie's wife because she not only has the toddler, but also a new little baby. and so she's making it work because she knows that this is important. yeah, yeah, bring bring home a little bit more than bl

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chris _ ukraine. that perspective from senator chris goons. _ ukraine. that perspective from senator chris goons. enator chris goons. from another perspective we spoke about more defence systems. sabrina, one of the factors discussed is a pathway to nato membership for ukraine. it has been called a bridge to membership. can you give us an idea what that bridge looks like and how long or short that pathway is?— pathway is? thank you for havin: pathway is? thank you for having me _ pathway is? thank you for having me on. _ pathway is? thank you for having me on. i— pathway is? thank you for having me on. i do - pathway is? thank you for having me on. i do not. pathway is? thank you for l having me on. i do not have pathway is? thank you for - having me on. i do not have an exact time to provide on went ukraine will become a nato member but what the president has said as so many members of this administration along with nato allies, it is not a matter of if but when. we are committed to ukraine's long—term security. they also have work to do to gain membership into the alliance and it is not a us dec

. >> chris? >> chris, associated press, you mentioned not wanting to see any further cooling in the job market. why not -- or would you consider preemptive cuts to prevent, if you saw risks of an unexpected cooling. is that something you would cut ahead of time for. >> i wouldn't say that i wouldn't want to see any other cooling. it would be more material difference. if we would be looking at this and we see something that looks like a more significant downturn, that would be something that we would have the intention of responding to. so in terms of -- i don't think of it that way. i think of it as, you know, we're actually in a good place here. we're balancing these two risks of, you know, go too soon, and you undermine progress on inflation. wait too long or don't go fast enough, and you put atis isrisk recovery. you have to balance those two things. that's the nature of having two mandates. and this is how we balance them. it's a rough balance, but you know, it does feel like, again, the labor market

chris chris, license the cds, you've set the change called be delivered by flicking a switch. but plenty of people might want lots of switches flipped pretty quickly. and so i wonder how soon you could actually start delivering concrete change. if i, i'd have, you will text you to be found your way around. what led to different questions. but i'm restless for change and i think and hope that you've already seen demonstrates that lease the appointment yesterday of patrick violets and james thompson to individuals who are associated with change and delivery. and it might surprise you to know that the discussions i had yesterday with them with the 1st discussions i talked with them, we think to spend some time about the need for the change that we will put in place . but look, or you're watching all your 0 age, 12 away, gm to has been bringing your live coverage all statement building a license. hi. we just use a new primacy. we chose dominy. i'm talking to the process just being taking questions, but let's listen the election. i was clearly not wanting to get ahead of the election result, but we have been planning for months, hitting the ground running. i have had extensive conversations myself as has the now cabinet with all those that they need to deliver with which we have to ensure that we can hit the ground running, put into place, the plans that we need to be further announcements coming or the coming days but that preparation is to be an extensive over the last 6 months, i've required one of my mouth cabinets to have gone through on that brief the decisions that need to be taken. the people that go to talk to in relation to those decisions that work has been going on for 6 months, all and that means we can hit the ground running, but look, it is not so that even though i exercise changing the country. thank you, chris. ok, so please so thank you very much. just part of the stuff you have long message. majority for your share is quite low. it's much lower in terms of basis for black. in 1997, you talk about them, you just the country. i think you have some ideas as to why can you give us one concrete? see, you promise folks, you will live in your fast 100 days to make the believe the change message. i mean, even don't trust millions of people. so about exit poll, draw. so cost, what was your emotion when you sort of frontier, very much the thing was changed already. is the mindset of governments. it's a mindset of the service of the country 1st policy, 2nd, decimal, the slogan, thought is the test all about decisions. so when submissions come to me from a cabinet, when i type to take decisions, which i've already had 2 pools, the principal is country 1st policy 2nd, and that's the truck and principal said that change has already happened. i set out before the election. what our 1st steps will be, we

chris, hope prospect that is. chris, hope you're doing god's work there in washington, dc.you very much for joining washington, dc. thank you very much forjoining us as ever. much for joining us as ever. superb. thank you. now in a moment after england's sensational euro semi—final win against the netherlands last night will be asking big allardyce if finally coming home on sunday. welcome back to gbn. tonight with me. martin daubney. now, after last night's nail biting victory over the netherlands, the three lions will take on spain. now in the final of euro 2024 on sunday at 8 pm. so after 58 long, torturous years without a major trophy, is football finally , finally coming football finally, finally coming home this weekend? well, first, to soak up the atmosphere ahead of the final. we're joined now by in berlin. we're joined now by in berlin. we're joined now by gb news reporterjack carson, by gb news reporter jack carson, who is live in berlin. jack, you're there. you've been following the team for the last few games. last night, last minute. com but we're there. what's

chris kamara. chris, you always know where to find the best party. cocktails, food and vips take it away. and the vips we have for sure. raj because 19 local olympians rsvp'd for our party here tonight at bishop ranch. we're in the lot, which is basically where the theater is. we're in the lobby area there. you can join us. not just me, though. those olympians. and i got one right here. this is susie jones. roy you said i'm for team usa back in 1968, in mexico city. here we are. we're at another opening ceremonies. what are your thoughts tonight? wow, i'm so glad that the opening ceremonies are tonight. i've been waiting with so much excitement since the olympic trials in june, it's just a wonderful time for the world to focus on sports and athletes and for the athletes who have worked so hard for the last eight, four years to be able to showcase their talent and to make friends and make a connection with other countries. i know for me what crystallized my olympic dream was in 1960, when i was 12, there was a life magazine with blue water and two women with blond hair. about that long, and chris von saltza and lindbergh were their names. and i'd been suing for about five years, and i said, that's what i'm going to do. my dream was formed that that day, and i just hope that the youth around the world can crystallize what their dreams are in whatever they want to do, wherever their passion is. and tonight, in this olympics, it will come alive for them and be real, because there's a 12 year old watching today who is in your shoes in 2024 hoping to become an olympian? i think it's a perfect age to have an olympic dream, so i hope there's a lot of 12 year olds or whatever age they are, and it happens tonight. thank you so much. thank you for joining us tonight. and so susie's not alone again. 19 local olympians have rsvp to join us here. we're going to put a graphic up on the screen with the qr code telling you all about how you can join us and how to get here. we're going to start the opening ceremonies at 730, but the olympians are already arriving now. most of them, we think, a

chris's opinion. let me say in chris's opinion. let me say in chris's opinion and chris's opinion. opinion. say in chris's opinion and chris's opinion . and opinion and chris's opinion. and so chris tweeted his opinion, as many of us are prone to do on the social media platform x, he's a canadian using an american platform to tweet to engagein american platform to tweet to engage in his free speech. but somehow the australian government heard about this tweet and their esafety commissioner asked twitter to pull it down. and twitter initially said no. after receiving an order to do so. they've temporarily geo blocked it in australia, so no australians can hear chris's message. and a court case has ensued with both x and billboard chris fighting for a free speech in australia because australians deserve the right to be discussing this fundamentally important issue about the future of our children. >> because it was, i think it was just this week, wasn't it? when elon was interviewed and he said the only time free speech is important is about when someone is saying something you disagree with,

chris talkin: either way. thanks very much. chris talking thereabout _ either way. thanks very much. chrisch. chris talking thereabout factors that - either way. thanks very much. chris talking thereabout factors that are l talking thereabout factors that are driving voters towards the far right national rally. and even though centrist voters may combatant up there in the south—west, a rural area to the south—east of paris, an area to the south—east of paris, an area that again has seen a drop in industry, public services, more of the rural population of farmers who are attracted by the more hardline law and order, anti—migration of messages of the far right. 0ur correspondent azadeh moshiri has sent this report from auxerre, which is a rassemblement national stronghold. we're here in front of a polling station in auxerre in burgundy. the national rally has dominated politics here, local politics, since 2020 and many people we've spoken to, like others across france, are hoping that the far right comes to power in an historic election and takes over the national assembly. now, it wasn't al

and more me, modern main street, democrats, you show one chris house pool with chris murphy in the trial. chris coons, america basically called for significant restrictions on u. s. military. so i think that's the key issue. the key take away from his visit is that what is going to, which is what reflects and the absence of our part is huge. it is. i think the stream is more is better both from making significant policy together for any administrators. very simple and for their health and will be of a us, your own washington ship is based on reciprocity in respect for mutual interest. and so if we look ahead to next year and the new administration, do you think it as simple as president trump a we'll, we'll have we'll have israel's back as well. whereas a president harris will have to do a much more complicated dance. the hey, the latter case you, i think you, you hit it correctly and putative present in harris will steal. i think that she's a moderate mainstream democrat. moderate mainstream views, although i suggested earlier that there is an inter tomlin harris. we're driving is very angry a

chris? well, of the three uk nations — morning, chris? well, of the three uk nations which _ morning, chris? well, of the three uk nations which keir starmer - morning, chris? well, of the three uk nations which keir starmer is l uk nations which keir starmer is visiting on this tour, this is the one which has been the most politically unstable in recent times. the power—sharing coalition was only restored in february, after the latest in a series of political crises which have left northern ireland without a devolved government for five of the last seven years. now given this is a place where unionists have to share power with irish nationalist, relations are often fraught and it is very difficult for a prime minister to keep on the right side of everyone. but, actually, this morning, all of the parties had pretty warm words for sir keir starmer and suggested he had laid the foundations for a good relationship. hundreds of new mps are arriving in parliament for the first time, ahead of the house of commons sitting tomorrow. for many, today is about getting to grips with the basics, and fin

action. life and more me, modern main street democrats, you was showed one chris house pool with chris murphy and mr. troy. and chris coons, america basically called for significant restrictions on us military. so i think that's the key issue we can take away from his visit. is that what is going on, which is what it reflects and the absence of are part of it is i think the stream more is better or from making significant policy together for any administrators. very simple uh and for their health and well being of a us your own wish and do this based on reciprocity and respect for mutual interest . i'm so if we look ahead to next year and the new administration, do you think it as simple as president trump will, will have, will have israel's back as it was, whereas a president harris will have to do a much more complicated dense the latter case, you i think you, you hit it correctly. i am putative, president harris will still, i think that she's a moderate mainstream democrat. we moderate mainstream views, although i suggested earlier that there is an inner tomlin harris. we're driving is very angry and frustrated a

chris, thank you. travel was — ever more digital. chris, thank you. travel was one _ ever more digital. chris, thank you. al. chris, thank you. travel was one of the _ ever more digital. chris, thank you. travel was one of the main - ever more digital. chris, thank you. travel was one of the main areas i travel was one of the main areas being disrupted. the bbc�*s simonjones is at heathrow airport. a short time ago, we were down at terminal 2, and it was very, very busy. to be fair, this was always going to be a very busy day at heathrow, because it's the start of the school holidays for many families. but what you now have to add into the mix, you have hundreds of people turning up at the terminal, desperately trying to find flights today, because their flights yesterday were cancelled. so add that in, that creates more people in the terminal. i've been speaking to the main airports around the uk, and the good news is they all say there are no longer any it issues, those have been resolved. the bad news, because there were so many cancellations yesterday, you have a lot of planes, a lot of cabin crew and

excellent example memoir and if i also pick chris's book, chris wrote about this subject last chapter of grant's life. so i'll put it at that plug for chris's, which was very well done. i appreciate that. and then finally, i think an excellent question here from charlene phillips. what's the best for a casual history leaver to get a balance perspective on historic figures and events? i'm a real big believer. the power of place. go to the places where history happened. walk in the footsteps where history took place. experience those places for yourselves and allow that connection as a doorway into the story in. ways that are relevant to you. read primary sources. read secondary sources from a bunch of different people so you can get a bunch of different opinions and come to your own conclusions. you can listen to talking heads like me and frank all you want. we've got plenty of opinions, but it's best to come up with for yourself through your own experience, enjoying history in ways are important to you, frank and any final word you'd add to that? yeah. it goes to the old adage that the best to understand a person and any people who have any