a closer look at the issues with charles umney, professor of international work and employment, at leedshen, what do you make of the timing? it is timed to obviously have an impact. this is valentine's day, obviously, one of the day people will be most relying on these kind of services and it coincides with a year ago when there was the biggest ever action by either eads and delivery riders. —— uber obviously the action this year is designed to maximise the impact and is designed to maximise the impactand draw is designed to maximise the impact and draw a line under the drivers concerned.- impact and draw a line under the drivers concerned. what are the drivers concerned. what are the concerns? _ the drivers concerned. what are the concerns? pay, _ the drivers concerned. what are the concerns? pay, safety - the drivers concerned. what are the concerns? pay, safety and l the concerns? pay, safety and job security? in the concerns? pay, safety and job security?— job security? in a dispute like this there _ job security? in a dispute like this there are _ job security? in a dispute like thi

and he patches in his brother who lives in leeds, and his brother is also in bismarck.o before i can say anything, roscoe says i'll handle it and hangs up on me. and so i go back into the meeting and i text my wife and i get no response and i text roscoe and i get no response, and 20 minutes later i get this text from my wife. i am moving to rugby. it is the nicest place i have ever been. in the span of five minutes, five people have said, good morning, two strangers said i was beautiful, and my friend's brother's accountant took possession of my husband's gun. this place is awesome. [applause] it goes without saying that it's great to be home. good afternoon, lieutenant governor strinden, justices of the north dakota supreme court, mr. speaker, members of the 69th legislative assembly, tribal leaders, former governor schafer, manitoba premier kinew, family and friends, and fellow citizens. thank you for joining us here today, and welcome. [applause] addressing you this afternoon as the 34th governor of the great state of north dakota is an honor of a lifetime. and to s

leeds 2—0 in the other early kick off. off at 3 o'clock. gap at the top of the table. however, it will be far from an easy task at the bernabeu, goals in la liga, so far this season. you can follow that match on the bbc sport website. games without a win — taking on italy in rome. france blew away wales, whilst england lost to ireland. and they know they'll have to get a lot right against of performance throughout, notjust 15 or a0 minutes. so from our point of view, not giving easy entries and we we can see that in the last england game, they put a lot of pressure on the team. they had a rush defence that was very efficient, on us tomorrow as well. a 2—0 test series win against sri lanka in galle. for eight in their second innings — a lead ofjust51l. spinners matthew kuhnemann and nathan lyon took seven wickets between them. and that's all the sport for now. keep up—to—date on all on bbc sport website. sport on the bbc sport website. as many thanks, good to as always, many thanks, good to see you. latvia, estonia, and lithuania disconnecte

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but more importantly, the guys from leeds, alabama. >> nobody help you evaluate a city.nd you know what's herd of us the which giving with of them have never had and never leave them. so how can he have the criteria of a valuation? >> pretty funny. there. still ahead on kron, 4 news at 5, a big day in washington for the trump administration. the president's pick for health and human services is confirmed, but there was a republican who said no. plus a special place honoring black culture for 2 decades now. we'll take you inside there. and chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is back. he'll let us know when all this rain and wind will get on out of and wind will get on out of here. what happens... when an unstoppable force... meets an immovable raccoon? attack! bark! attack! it's not easy taking out the trash. that's why you need... strength that's anything but ordinary. hefty hefty hefty. >> five-thirty back to our top story of the strong storm causing damage is heavy rain and strong winds are battering the bay area. this storm is expected to persist right on through tomo

hello. around a0 hours of sunshine compared to, say, leeds, wrexham, london and brighton, not a shrednd, not only have we got cloud, we've got a greater chance of chance of rain from this weather system, which isjust slowly working across central parts of the uk. south—west england into wales, the midlands, northern england in northern england and even to lower levels for a time in fizzles out in situ. still a little bit damp and drizzly with some drier than saturday. a brighter day in northern ireland, wales as we go into next week, there are changes afoot. for england and wales, but rain in scotland, for the rest of the week. your full forecast is available, of course, on the bbc weather app. see you soon. the headlines: security conference, insisting ukraine still wants to join nato. maas has named three hostages it plans to release at “m�*s"e' it “a” te —eleaaeet~ —— — ——— —— www— weekend. uk regulators say problems with the market for baby about bringing the war in his country to an end. speaking at the munich gathering, he said europe could defend itself. donald trump this week

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. >> crowded because everyone know so many people, but more importantly, the guys from leeds, alabamaty? and you know what's herd of us the embassy, which given a them have never had and never leave them. and so how can he have the criteria of a valuation? >> yeah. candy will be one of 3 gm's along with shaq and charles barkley for this years. new round robin south format for the all-star game on sunday. we'll see. all right, 9.52. is the time. we'll be right back. >> finding the best travel deals and booking first-class flights at fraction of the price point. sky shares his price point. sky shares his best travel [ding] [upbeat music] ♪ yeah, baby, i like it like that ♪ ♪ i like it like that, i like it like that ♪ ♪ si a ti te quiero mi amor, i like it like that ♪ ♪ eeeeeh, baby, i said i like it like that ♪ ♪ stomp your feet if you think i'm neat ♪ ♪ clap your hands if you want some more ♪ ♪ i said i like it like that ♪ >> and for you, indiana jones enthusiast. check this out. remnants of a 2000 year-old roman basilica were discovered on the building side of a new skyscraper in lond

she's now the chancellor mp in leeds. you know, she's she's made it.as a bit slightly wrong? >> well, it matters for her. we're all talking about it now, aren't we? it's interesting. what? why? why has she missed out those months? she seemed confused about the length of time she was at the bank of england. i've read five years, ten years. people know their employment history and they should be accurate. >> the bank of england. i think with a big job in life, you'd know when you arrived and when you left. yes, dates are kind of inked into your brain as significant dates. >> yeah. you would expect that to be the case. and i think today we've also seen, haven't we, that we know that when she left, she left under a settlement agreement. that's something that's been reported today. >> well there wasn't i'm not sure there's a payoff when she left. she just left. i don't don't recall. >> i'm not suggesting. i'm not necessarily suggesting that there was a pay off. right. i've seen in the bbc report today that she took some legal advice on leaving, and that she

but yeah i think certainly challenges in the championship don't come leeds don't come harder than leeds. stoke's game with cardiff went all where the score was 3—3. and it was cardiff who got the edge. ruben colwill with the winning spot kick — having scored two another penalty shootout was needed at deepdale preston north end are into the 5th round, beating wycombe on spot kicks 1r—2... coventry 4—1 but it was cruise control after that, and last year's semi—finallists were no match in the end, for the premier league team. coventry a re coventry are very good for the championship and are the championship and there are very good it's not the championship and there are very good i

leeds united football club it seems elland road. we sent them the clips of the radical preachers in full flow. well, they haven't got back to us yet, but i did call the atrium in london and they said that they now had a massive question mark over the event, and that it's possible the organisers would have to find another venue and the werner suite in manchester actually thanked us, to their credit, for letting them know about these speakers and what they'd said in the past, and they'd said in the past, and they said that they have now contacted the charity, which is called one ummah, and they are going to make a decision after they've spoken with them. well, all of the venues have been sent clips like this. >> they get to kill someone. they kill . they kill. >> someone every single opportunity, and they have the nerve to have a supposed star of david, and he supposedly attribute themselves to david. david has nothing to do with you. solomon has nothing to do with you. you have nothing to do with you. you have nothing to do with davi

you are leeds mp, correct? tell our story and we have a good one.ere we want to invest and where we want to get the new skills and, and i'll be clapping loudly from the sidelines. >> right. well joining us now, fiona czinkota. she's a financial market analyst at city index. right. fiona, welcome to the program. now, i've explained it a few times, but can you explain to people what exactly stagflation is? >> yes. so stagflation is when you're in a period of stalling or stagnant economic growth. so very, very low economic growth, if any at all. but at the very, very low economic growth, if

so come to the north, please, rachel, you are you are leeds mp, correct?ll our story and we have a good one. o

leeds, sheffield, of course we've seen it in london. you'd think that schools would be the safest place for children to be when families send their kids off in the morning, you would expect they would be in safe hands. and just time and time again, we see children bringing knives into school and complete disorder running riot in what should be, you know, a playground or a place of learning. >> absolutely. and it's the children are violent against each other, but also teachers can find themselves at risk of dangerous children coming into the school with with weapons, just just violence. i mean, what do we do about this? do we really want to get to a place where we have metal detectors as mandatory? i know in some inner city schools they already have that type of thing. yeah. have police at the front of the school. i mean, is that really where we are now in britain? care. we'll have the latest. i mean, i'm sick. i don't know about you, but i'm sick of heanng about you, but i'm sick of hearing that children are being killed or stabbed or i