exeter, which is ironic. >> sorry, sorry. >> sorry, sorry. >> exeter . sorry.> they don't have tv down there . >> they don't have tv down there. >> they don't have tv down there. >> yeah, it's gonna be fine, but yeah, he's concerned that poorer students now, this is on the news. we've done a few stories about this across the channel about this across the channel about how university applications have dropped in the last, over the last two years, and that you're right, that there is an element of nature heaung there is an element of nature healing because there's an argument that too many people are be going to university. it isn't the be all, end all of social. so solving social mobility because lots of people are thick. >> so it's not university. >> so it's not university. >> you just get thick people with degrees. >> well, i wouldn't say well that's there might be truth to that. but there's also but lots of people are super smart and they don't need university for whatever it is that they apply themselves to in their lives. and they're going to come out with

. >> becky from exeter says she can't believe she's missing the show. >> ultimately we're grateful we'reeryone else is safe. a mixed bag of emotions. >> there's so much dispoint here. people have come from so far away, from the u.k., from america, from japan but everyone says they understand that safety has to come first and in the meantime they're doing like taylor, which is to sing. authorities say a 19-year-old austrian man has confessed to a nooning a standards event at the venue. >> he said he intended to carry out an attack using explosives and knives, which we've seized. his aim was to kill himself and a large crowd of people either today or tomorrow at the concert. >> taylor swift's vienna concerts were part of the european league of her eras tour. she's set to hold five shows in london next week. small consolation for the fans in have i ena but the songs go on. bethany belle, "bbc news," vienna. >> former u.s. president donald trump says he is prepared to debate vice president kamala harris on three dates in september. those would be september 4 on fox, september 10 on abc and s

becky, from exeter, says she can't believe she's missing the show.is just grateful that we're safe, and that everyone else is safe. so, a bit ofa mixed bag of emotions. there's so much disappointment here. people have come from so far away — from the uk, from america, from japan. but everyone says they understand that safety has to come first. and, in the meantime they're doing like taylor, which is to sing. the authorities say a 19—year—old austrian man has confessed to planning a suicide attack at the concert venue. translation: he said| he intended to carry out an attack using explosives and knives, which we've seized. he considered both options, and his aim was to kill himself and a large crowd of people, either today or tomorrow at the concert. welcome to the eras tour! taylor swift's vienna concerts were part of the european leg of her eras tour. she's set to hold five shows in london next week. that's small consolation for the fans in vienna. but while their shows may have been cancelled, the songs go on. bethany bell, bbc news, vienna. two mo

i think like exeter like i know i think like exeter like i know i think the opposite is true about otherdefinitely talking about gb news. there's no ban on mentioning this place. yes, gets covered a lot, which is i know. and how are they going to get away with. x is arguably the biggest news source in the world. now that's where you go. you go here for the commentary. and i can't even say the commentary. and then you go to x and then you come back here and then, you know, that's the way that's what that's what my life is anyway. maybe in my bubble, it's just gb news and x, you need a holiday. >> there are still fewer people on twitter x than on other social media platforms like instagram and facebook. >> that's not news. no, but we think that it's this massive, important source and maybe for news, it is certainly all journalists are on it. but more people in their everyday lives will be touched by facebook and instagram. >> but there's loads of sort of inappropriate and hateful stuff on those platforms as well. maybe not. >> send me the links and i'll i shall do. yeah. >> just josh's acc

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becky from exeter says she can't believe she's missing the show.f emotions. there's so much disappointment here. people have come from so far away — from the uk, from america, from japan — but everyone says they understand that safety has to come first. and in the meantime, they're doing like taylor, which is to sing. the authorities say a 19—year—old austrian man has confessed to planning a suicide attack at the concert venue. translation: he said| he intended to carry out an attack using explosives and knives. we've also seized these weapons. he considered both options, and his aim was to kill himself and a large crowd of people, either today or tomorrow at the concert. welcome to the eras tour! taylor swift's vienna concerts were part of the european leg of her eras tour. she's set to hold five shows in london next week. that's small consolation for the fans in vienna. but while their shows may have been cancelled, the songs go on. bethany bell, bbc news, vienna. there has been a show of unity between the us and china as san diego zoo officially

becky, from exeter, says she can't believe she's missing the show.t we're safe, and that everyone else is safe. so, a bit ofa mixed bag of emotions. there's so much disappointment here. people have come from so far away — from the uk, from america, from japan. but everyone says they understand that safety has to come first. and, in the meantime they're doing like taylor, which is to sing. the authorities say a 19—year—old austrian man has confessed to planning a suicide attack at the concert venue. translation: he said he intended to carry out an attack— using explosives and knives. we've also seized these weapons. he considered both options, and his aim was to kill himself and a large crowd of people, either today or tomorrow at the concert. welcome to the eras tour! taylor swift's vienna concerts were part of the european leg of her eras tour. she is set to hold five shows in london next week. that's small consolation for the fans in vienna. but while their shows may have been cancelled, the songs go on. bethany bell, bbc news, vienna. our security

becky, from exeter, says she can't believe she's missing the show. is safe. so, a bit ofa mixed bag of emotions. there's so much disappointment here. people have come from so far away — from the uk, from america, from japan. but everyone says they understand that safety has to come first. and, in the meantime they're doing like taylor, which is to sing. the authorities say a 19—year—old austrian man has confessed to planning a suicide attack at the concert venue. translation: he said he intended to carry out an attack— using explosives and knives, which we've seized. he considered both options, and his aim was to kill himself and a large crowd of people, either today or tomorrow at the concert. welcome to the eras tour! taylor swift's vienna concerts were part of the european leg of her eras tour. she is set to hold five shows in london next week. that's small consolation for the fans in vienna. but while their shows may have been cancelled, the songs go on. bethany bell, bbc news, vienna. former us president donald trump says he's prepared to debate

becky, from exeter, says she can't believe she's missing the show.fe, and that everyone else is safe. so, a bit ofa mixed bag of emotions. there's so much disappointment here. people have come from so far away — from the uk, from america, from japan. but everyone says they understand that safety has to come first. and, in the meantime they're doing like taylor, which is to sing. the authorities say a 19—year—old austrian man has confessed to planning a suicide attack at the concert venue. translation: he said he intended to carry out an attack— using explosives and knives. we've also seized these weapons. he considered both options, and his aim was to kill himself and a large crowd of people, either today or tomorrow at the concert. welcome to the eras tour! taylor swift's vienna concerts were part of the european leg of her eras tour. she is set to hold five shows in london next week. that's small consolation for the fans in vienna. but while their shows may have been cancelled, the songs go on. bethany bell, bbc news, vienna. making the most of a b

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>> well, yeah, because it's the line which isn't affected to exeter so far, we hope, but you never knowy. but if i did have a car, i would be thinking, oh, i really don't want to drive down the old a303 around the stonehenge area because that's just absolute gridlock . i think just absolute gridlock. i think it's actually going to be worse coming from west to east on sunday. monday. the time to avoid today, if you possibly can is 10 to 1. now you're watching this. you've got up early. get on the road. yeah, yeah. except they want to watch the programme. >> well they can listen to it. they can listen. >> yeah okay. yeah >> yeah okay. yeah >> good idea. okay. >> good idea. okay. >> 10 to 1 round lunchtime is the worst time to travel. >> well, just because you've got so many people, you've got a combination of people who are just going to the nearest, out—of—town superstore , and out—of—town superstore, and you've got people who have got up, have breakfast, watch gb news think, okay, let's set off and everybody kind of you should have. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> yes, the usual suspects, of cours

i mean, i know exeter, we know politics, but what about, what you want to do with life?national relations at exeter, and i'd like to get into something like the diplomatic service or . or something like the diplomatic service or. or a something like the diplomatic service or . or a charity, and do service or. or a charity, and do something like development and that kind of thing . so, i mean, that kind of thing. so, i mean, i think it's quite relevant subject , for what i want to do. subject, for what i want to do. so hopefully it will help me in, in, in my career in the future. >> yeah, absolutely. and are you looking forward to university and the university experience? >> of course. of course . there's >> of course. of course. there's a big kind of social aspect of university, so i think i have to take advantage of that and just enjoy every moment, enjoy those three years. yeah. because i mean, a lot of people say that they're it's their best three years of their life. so i'm really looking forward to it. >> yeah . so you should. so you >> yeah. so you should. so you s

north—east england 14 as it is in exeter, and 13 in all the growth. —— in perth.es, ii to 15, so not a cold night. tomorrow we start off with cloud and patchy rain in the west but if anything it picks up and turns heavier across northern ireland, northern england, southern and central scotland. it's going to be a breezy day tomorrow as well, joyous ahead of the rain and well, joyous ahead of the rain and we will still have a lot of the cloud and patchy rain in the south. you have got a halo of rain on the side there!— side there! didn't you tell me you are getting _ side there! didn't you tell me you are getting rid — side there! didn't you tell me you are getting rid of _ side there! didn't you tell me you are getting rid of that? _ side there! didn't you tell me you are getting rid of that? you i are getting rid of that? you promised you would get rid of it with your eraser? i promised you would get rid of it with your eraser?— promised you would get rid of it with your eraser? i have lost it, if i had it it would _ with your eraser? i have lost it, if i had it

jailed for more than five years in april after he attempted to sexually assault a female student in exeterlepool , chap outside a hartlepool, hotel. didn't we also stabbed a dog walker to death in the early hours of the morning? he'd passed through, i think 11 other european countries before, you know, we decided to give him asylum here, which was good of us, wasn't it? well in light of such circumstances, i am just wondering whether or not the refugees welcome brigade should be a little bit ashamed. joining me now is human rights lawyer, doctor shoaib khan. doctor shoaib, look, thank you very, very much , should the should the very much, should the should the refugees welcome brigade hang their heads in shame, making us all less safe ? oh, we have got all less safe? oh, we have got you on silence. i'm afraid, doctor shoaib. sorry about this. oh well, it's all right, i will. i will fill for time whilst we get doctor shoaib sorted. but it is a concern, isn't it, for everybody. which is that, you know, do a lot of those middle class luvvies who stand outside there with their banners, actuall

ernest in exeter, rhode island. democrat. good morning. caller: thank you for taking my call.t to make three quick points on the hot topic issues. the first is abortion and the unintended consequences of the republican policies. in idaho, 20% of the ob/gyn's have left the state. there has been a reduction of 10% of medical students seeking residencies in idaho. what this means is that women are traveling three to four hours a day to go to a prenatal appointment. three to four hours one way. so the people who say that they respect children are putting women under duress. that is just in getting prenatal care. the second issue is immigration. one of the most conservative senators that we have, tom cotton, the day after that bill was killed he came out and said the quarterback was sacked by his own team. there is blatant evidence right there that trump interfered with passing that legislation. the last thing i have is the economy. people are complaining about high prices. the president does not set high prices. when will people realize that when general mills decides to raise pri

i've got three a's and i needed a b, and i'm going to exeter. >> oh, where is it? where is it? lots of students have gone off to the pub or to celebrate with their family. but some students will be on the phone right now to universities across the country , going across the country, going through clearing to find out what their next step is, when maybe they've done better or worse than expected. and jack carson is live for us at coventry university. >> yeah, yeah. well good afternoon or good morning. sorry to you. all the clearing hotlines . well, well underway hotlines. well, well underway here at coventry university from 8 am. when, when they opened, it was just minutes before the first calls started to come in. as will was mentioning that clearing isn't just about. if you haven't reached the results that you've wanted. a lot of students aim for a specific course, maybe what they're doing. and in that time in the last six months to a year of your a—levels, your opinions can change. your thoughts can change what you maybe want to do is not what you maybe want to do is not what

director of the committee for academic freedom and the lecturer in philosophy at the university of exeter we having such a snowflakes? charter >> yeah. >> yeah. >> so the higher education freedom of speech act was due to come into full force on the 1st of august. bridget phillipson pulled the plug on it, put it on hold just a few days before . hold just a few days before. then she said she was going to look into all options, including repeal. i think she thought that most academics would be happy with this , but it isn't the case with this, but it isn't the case at all. academics are up in arms. >> the act offered real protections for academic freedom, which we were looking forward to, and they've been now taken away, >> or at least they're threatened to be taken away. and so my organisation, the committee for academic freedom, together with some other free speech organisations , created an speech organisations, created an open letter. we've got almost 600 signatures now, academics, all over the country, different disciplines, different universities, different political points of view , w

. >> professor jenny russell of the university of exeter, says that if things go on like this, then we'lld i think, you know , >> and i think, you know, somebody has got to get a grip on this somewhere . on this somewhere. >> and the sums of money, you know, colossal . know, colossal. >> now, neil, nobody would deny that those who are genuinely unwell should be diagnosed and held. but isn't the broader point that we now seem to be medicating and diagnosing children ? that in the past would children? that in the past would have just been problem children, children that need more maintenance, more resource, more tlc now are popping them a pill, medicating them, putting them on a list and also an extra fact. neil hamilton is that every one of these kids becomes a special education needs child. the school then gets more funding. there's an incentive for the diagnosis to increase. >> well, there's a vast incentive here. you know, as i said earlier on, the number of claims for personal independence payments has gone up from £17,000 in 2019 to £30,000 every single month. >> that's costing the tr

but here in exeter, for example, one of the two lines to london is completely closed at honiton tunnelster, on the very lovely leafy line through dorset to london. and i've also heard from northern trains and this is for travelling tomorrow. they've issued do not travel warnings for six of their lines, including liverpool to blackpool, manchester to southport , manchester to southport, manchester to chester. and they say staff shortage. we're going to be making lots of cancellations . so making lots of cancellations. so that's just on the railways. i mean, if you do get where you're supposed to be going at roughly the right time, i would count that as a huge success. >> oh my lord, thank you very much, simon calder. have a lovely bank holiday weekend. at least it looks fairly dry where you are at the moment. thank you very much, simon. okay, right. we are running out of time very quickly. i'm dawn neesom gb news and there's lots more coming up on today's show, but don't go anywhere because it is actually in time for that all important bank holiday weather. >> a brighter outlook with bo

brent in exeter. hi. brian says, rayna, this is angela rayner partying down in ibiza.p. the optics of her prancing around and sticking two fingers up at pensioners is appalling. absolutely look, it is completely possible to think what they're doing to pensioners is outrageous. and i think most of us do. i really do. however, it's also, you know, that doesn't mean you can't think that a politician, whoever they are, can go on holiday. and there is nothing wrong with middle aged women dancing in ibiza. >> precisely, exactly right. >> precisely, exactly right. >> okay. oh, and meanwhile, this is , a some. sorry, i pronouncing is, a some. sorry, i pronouncing that wrong on oasis. tickets. 360,000 people ahead of me in the queue. >> oh. >> oh. >> still queuing? yeah yeah. good luck with that one. now, you might need a drink if you're queuing. actually, to be honest with you, which is where this story comes in handy. pub bosses have been warned ministers could bnngin have been warned ministers could bring in minimum alcohol pricing as part of the government's pubuc as part o

martin in exeter has sent us his little bit of garden.

exeter at the moment is 17 degrees. aberporth in wales, 15 degrees, aberdeen, 13 degrees.with some spots of rain. and again, some clear skies. some showers, most prolific in the north—west. it is also to be a breezy night and a humid one. temperatures 11 to possibly 18 or 19 degrees in south—eastern corner. we start with the dregs of a weather front in the south tomorrow. with cloud and some spots of rain. it clears. some showers follow. then it will be a day of sunny spells, bright spells and scattered showers. most of which will be across the north—west of scotland. a few getting into northern ireland. tomorrow it will be windy in the north, especially so with exposure. these are the temperatures tomorrow. 15 to 25. i want to quickly show you the outlook. this starts on sunday. you can see how temperatures rise across england and wales. it will be quite hard on sunday and monday in the south—eastern corner. for scotland and northern ireland it is business as usual for you, with temperatures closer to where we expect them to be at this stage in august. thank you very much